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THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines


0F all the remedies that have been diSco,o-
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SCENE AT TIE GEIGER HOUSE.

GEORGE stands leaning the counter, looking quite
dsconsoate. Ed. enters, with New Hat on, lookin,
very much pleased. George looks up and the following
conversation issues:
t,George-iiallo, Ed New Hat, ELI Been up to Chi
cago lately?
A"'-"hy! what the d. makes you think have
been up Chicago?
te0rg6-Why because Won have 20. . Now,y ard
always buy your Hats at Chicago together wild,
beng the latest style, concluded you had been I'D
I'd must admit you good at guessing but this
time you are quite out OF the way. for buying INV
Hats at Chicago, when PRESCOTT furnishes good nat
If not better Of the latest and fashionable style is
unnecessary besides, George should patronize Home
George-iAppearing very much surprised. What
you did not buy that Hat at PREsCUTr's?
EJ.-Yes. A. T. c. Pa&scoIT's
Ceorge-Wel If that is the case (takes the Hat in his
hand looks at very closely must have one this old
Hat cakes lis in his hand bought 1T G. W s.
Chicago, the last time up aud ii is hardly fit
be seen.
Exit George and Ed. to PREscaTT's. George for New
Hat!
y. B.at bought at PEzscorTs Ironed fee OF charge.
April II, 1851.
There article selling throughout the country that
has attained the widest celebrity known
dy FOR Liver Complaints We have reference to Dr. San
fords Inygorator, Liver Remedy, has perform
ed almost great believe it for the
ubdoubted evidence that accompany the testimonials
1t is in TRUTH the greatest remedy known for Dyspep
STA, Jaundce, Or a general debility that often battles
the SKIN Of our most eminent physicians.
DIR. Sanford has been for long one OF the emf
physicians OF New York, and it said mos, Of hi.
treated with tine Invgorator with nyari-
able success that he has been induced offer it as IA
ni!y medicine let the world have the benefit his
discovery. If those who troubled with debility,
headache languor, slow lingering fever, will try
botl!e, think they might physicians bills, and
days, perhaps years OF suffering.
o. J. Wooo Co, Wholesale Agents for the Western
States. Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists. my2-3m
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Sq-attcr Sovereignty.

Two weeks ago, we took occasion 10 point
out how grossly and dishonesty the fusion
papers had perverted the plain points and
language of Judge Douglas late Springfield
speech, in order to save their party from its
destructive effects, and among others showed
how our ponderous ncighbor had initiated
the greater lights in his party by engaging
in this disreputable business. And we ask
this question:
Is the editor Of tire Republican so great q
Ounce as really not TO know, or is he SO ire
c'aImably dishonest that, understanding, he
never yet can tell his readers, what kind OF
"squatter sovereignty" the democratic party
advocate?
We confess, We had no expectation that
our neighbor would give a direct reply TO
such a question. Ordinarily men do not ex-
pee, gentleman to tell candidly whether he
considers himself knave or fool. Our
innocent neighbor, however, is eager to give
to be entirely honest, and therefore not a
i.nave, he proceeds in all gravity to write
himself down the 'tother, by stating what
he understands to be democratic "squatter
sovereignty showing that he knows no.
thing whatever about it. He will never
need 10 rePea; the aspiration Of the learned
Dosberry, 30 that somebody would write
NE down an a." He can perform that
little service with the utmost facility for him
self We admire his cGndor. lie is one OF
the most Gharminsly innocent and unsophis-
tica;ed drivers Of the quill we have any
knowledge OF. That, certainly, is "sutti-
GENTLY clear"
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LADIES BEU ARE.-We have not publish
objection to hoops of moderate size. On
the contrary, they are in every respect per
fcrablc to the dozen or twenty skirts which
they have superseded, being lighter, cooler
and more graceful in appearance. But the
excessive rotundity is getting to be decided
IL Inconvenience. One can hardly shake
hands with fashionable lady in consequence
Of the very respectful distance isterposed
by these havstack skirts, and as for any
nearer approach it is as vain to attempt it
as for Tantalus to touch the temting fruit.
But. ladies, whisper in your private ear
Are YOU aware that here in New York, the
broader the skirt the narrower the line bet
wcen the Saint and the Cyp,ian; and that
the women who wear the largest "habIts'
are generally the lossest in them ?-FACT.-
". I. Mirror.
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BANK FAILugH-Thc Bank Of Commert

BANK FAILuRH-Thc Bank Of Commerce,
Chicago, owned by e. r. Hnckley & Co.,
has failed. The Pros says, at has never
been a very extensive institution" and its
faiure ought not TO affect the credit Of Chi
cago Bankers in the least. We are not in
formed as TO the cause or the extent Of the
failure, Tut il is reported that the firm had
been severely injured by some of the corn
dealers, whose disappearance from Change
we noticed few days since. Z. r. Hinck-
ley & Co. have bank at platteviile, Wis,
whose bills we learn are secured by Missouri
and Louisiana stocks, and if the Auditor of
Wisconsin has done his duty they will be
good beyond contingency. We advise our
readers not to sell them at discount till
they are able to learn particulars.
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SoLoxoS NoETuRor.-Nearly every body
has heard the story of Solomon Ncrihrop,
the negro who was kidnapped some 30 years
ago in New York, carried south and sold
into slavery, from which he was released
after some 10 or is years. On his return to
New York, a prosecution was commenced
against two men named Merrill and Russell,
in Niagara County, as concerned in his ab-
duct:on. 1t appears nOb2e prosequi has
been entered in the case of Merrill and Rus
sell. indicted in Saratoga for kidnapping
Solomon Northroy. The Saratogian says:
"Sinco the indictment was found, the Dis
trict Attorney was placed in possession of
facts THAI, while provoking their gull, in a
measure, would prevent their conviction
To speak more plainly, it is more than sus-
pected that Solomon Nortarop was an ac-
complice in the sale, calculating to slip away
and share the spots, bu, that the purchas-
er was too sharp for him, and instead oil get
ting the cash, be got something else"
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REPUBLICAN, DrcEscY. -The Republican

REPUBLIcAE DrcENcY. The Republican
papers often apply the epithet Of "bordeI
ruifians" to the Democracy, but if there evel
was in Kansas, Missouri, or South Carolina
an exhibition of rufiianism SO low, black.
| hearted aud beastinl as that exhibited by
the black republicans Of Chicago few days
ago, with the hope Of ammo, ing Judge Doug
las, we have never, no, not in the most col
ored and distorted pictures OF the New York
or Chicago Tribune, seen any account Of it.
1t appears, few years. ago, Judge Douglas,
meeting Presby terrain clergyman, friend
of his outh, in Chicago, at the latter's sug-
gestion, offered to denote to his religious so.
ciety or denomination, a certain portion Of
the beautiful grove owned by Judge D. on
the South edge Of Chicago, for the purpose
of erecting upon it college or institution
Of learning. The clergyman was pleased
with the idea, and made an effort to raise
the necessary means, but failed. Where
upon the Baptists ef Chicago caught at the
| idea, and asked the donation Of Judge ID. for
a college to be erected under their auspices
The donation was made, a large portion OF
the money necessary to erect the college was
subscribed, and last Saturday, being the 4tl
Of July. the corner stone Of the college was
laid. The ceremonies were attended by q
large ccncourse Of people, and among the
spectators was the donor hiT self, Judge d.
Now, will it be believed that even in Chica-
go, men, wearing the garb Of the ministers
of him "who, when reviled, reviled not
again." had, through political phrenzy, be-
come SO far demented and brutalized, as to
indulge, on such an occasion, in low, beast,
ial, ruffianly abuse Of the man Of whom they
had begged and received the munificent gift
of forty or fifty thousand dollars? \ black
republican priest insuted the audience and
desecrated the occasion by pronouncing, in
stead of fitting Grafton, an abolition har-
sngue and Republican clergyman, noto-
riou. for his falsehcod upon political topics,
b'asphem.4 Ugh heaven by delivering a
PRAYER, from whi,t, the following extract is
cyultingly paradsn by the Chicago fusion
papers:
And, oh, Lord, We cann.' help sending
up petition even here, stann,og on this
free soil, IN Independence day, for OR poo-
colored brethren in bondage, even though
Judge Douglas himself IS present among
US =
Az the Chicago fusion press, with the
infamous Tribune in the lead, SEIZE the op-
portunily, when giving an account of the
pageant to indulge in still more disgusting
abuse Of Judge D. The Tribune makes an
editorial of a column or two in which Judge
D. is compared to the Devil, his satanic
majesty beirg pronounced ga gentleman" in
comparison.
/, is thus the Times fttingly remarks
in view of the whole disgraceful exhibition,
" that Republican orators, Republica" chap
lsins and Republican editors exhibit their
innate beastality, and ungovernable malice.
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From Europe.

| The Arabia arrived at New York on Tues
fday with Liverpool. dates to June27th.
I In the British House of Commons, tn,
Jews oath bill had been passed by large
! majority. q. Il
Queen Victoria. attended by brilliant
staff, had personally distributed the Victoria
Cross or Order of yalor in Hyde Park. The
attendance was immense.
The French elections have all gone enc
way, the opposition securing only about
, half i dozen members.
Latest adyiccs from India show that the
mutiny Of the native troops had assumed a
very serious shape. They bad taken pos,
session Of Delhi and uayre, massacreing the
Europeans.
The English Cabinet had conferred the
title Of Prince ConSort upon Prince Albert,
thereby making him legally member OF
the Royal family, but without giving him
any additional authority.
FRANCE.--ihe ministerial journals are
highly elated at the result OF the elections.
New elections are ordered in cases where an
absolute majority for either candidate was
obtained. General Csvanigrac stood in this
prcdcamcnt in Paris, while in the provincial
district, in which he was candidate, he
was defeated b. a large majority.
The Bank OF France reduced the rates OF
commercial bills to 81 per cent, but the in
terest on advances remains at ..
The reception of the name Of Mr. Dallas
at Oxford University for degree, is SAID to
have been rather equivocal, as the body de-
noted the friendly disposition of President
Buchanan, and disiked what they construed
into approval Of pro-slavery adminstra-
ton.
Accounts Of the grain and potato crops
continue to be highly encouraging.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
mentions rumor OF a serious plot connected
with the recent election movement. Four
Italians on whom papers and firearms were
found, had been arrested.
The situation Of affairs between Mexico
and Spain is considered critical. The Eng
'ish aud French Ambassadors were striving
TO effect reconciliation.
The report that Gen. Concha had sent
vaFsels 10 the coast Of Cuba is fully CON
iisucd.
Lord Howien had sent to the Spanish
government another very strong note on the
Cuba slave trade.
Later advicos state that the Mexican mi
mister positively intends leaving Madrid in
tie coutse Of a week, If he Was not prcyi-
ous.y recognized in his official capacity.
! despatch from Trieste Announces another
victory Of the Crcassans over the Russians,
IA which the latter lost one thousand
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side ak Notice.

DCBLlC nC,i- hereby given, thatthe following side
walks have been ord red to BE- built and the grade
Of the established. viz:
On south side Of East Main Street from South Division
Street thence east 80 deg according 10 law and ordi
nance.
On the east -le Of York Street, from East Main Street
T. Cappe Street thence east TO the southeast OF
Tot = block J. Green's Addition 20 Ottawa, five feet wide
and % incl pine plank, ceptng that part OF the
front OF lots l. 5 g. and TO- in block L. Green's
Addition OTTAWA, which to be u feet wide of inch
pine plank.
On tile side OF State Street from Bluff Street to
the northwest OF the public square thence east
the northeast Of said square thence south
the southeast Of said square, according law
and ordinance.
Nov, unless the Of lots fronting said side
walks build the IN thirty days from this date, the
W.! be built by the city, and the thereof
ses4cd according 70 law. J. AVERY, City Clerk.
Ottawa. J-ly IL 1877.
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From Kansas,

From Kansas there is nothing Of especial
note this week. \ Democratic Convention
to nominate candidate for Congress met at
LecOmpton on the Cd. Judge Elmore pre-
sided. Ex-Gov- Ransom, of Michigan, was
nominated by thirds vote over Ely
10 jrc, of y. Y.
Resolutions endorsing the policy Of Gov.
Walker, and expressing determination to
support him were adopted.
y resolution to adopt the Constitution to
be framed by the Constitutional Convention,
whether it is submitted to the people or not,
was lost 40 to !.
The St. Louis Republican is apprchensive
ct another outbreak in Kansas this season.
1t thus resume. the weeks news from that
quarter:
Our advices from this Territory are to
Thursday last. At that time al was quiet
There was considerable sxcitlnent about the
murder Of Lyle, but this was kept under by
the examination of the murderer, then going
or, but which was greatly procrastinated in
consequence Of the number of witnesses ex-
amined and to be examined. 1t was sup
.'OSSA Vial tic cast HOu4u ilOl Ot CaOStA Ot-
tore the end of the present week, and then,
if the accused should be discharged, it was
apprehended that Judge Lynch would be
called in to do his office; and then the Black
Republicans were just as resolutely deter
mined TO protect their comrade from the
mob at all hazards. They think they have
the majority in Leavenworth City, and are
bold in the avowal Of their intention to pro-
! tect the felon.
But the country may as well prepare itself
! for a new convulsion, in the resistance to be
! offered by the Black Republicans to any at
tempt TO collect the taxes levied for the sup
port OF the Territorial Government. under
the law of the late General Assembly. The
Black Republicans make no concealment of
their intention 10 resist the payment of any
tax whatever. They perfectly understand
each other, and will work together. Gov.
Walker Will then be placed in a position
which compels them to execute the laws of
the Territory, which he has sworn he would
do; or he will have TO cave in, and acknow-
ledge his incapacity for the government Of
such people. All Gov. Walkers antece-
dents lead US to believe that he cannot be
moved by any threats or combinations OF
this kind, and that he will execute the law
at all hazards. Five or six weeks will open
the new drama, and then We shall see which
party gives way.
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FORTUNATE Escape OF JUDGE TREAT.-As
Judge Treat, Of the United States district
court for the eastern district of Missouri,
was on his way, las, Friday, from this city
to Cincinnati, he accdently fell from the
plattDrm OF the hindmOst car ia the express
train, while in rapid motion. Stunned by
the shock, he lay for a conple of hours in
sensible, and as the time was night, he was
not perceiyed until he recovered sufficiently
to proceed to the nearest dwelling, when he
took the train again for Cincinnati. Fortu-
na,elv, no train passed over the road while
he Law insensble upon it, and strange to
saw, thong livery much bruised, he escaped
without any other injury.-Mo. Rep.
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70 The Unfortunate victims.
DIR, BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This is SAT, and Certain Care for Gonorrhea
elect. Structure, seminal Weakness, Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder. and all Diseases
a., of the c enital Organs. tfs
This popular and specific remedy will cure all diseases
of the Genital organs few days 1t has saved thou
sands upon thousands from the hands oil MEhe
QuACkS, if not from PREMATURE GRAVE. In case o'
infection DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC is the only SAFE and
SURE REMEDY. Have you Private Disease! DO not
neglect it, II youso regular Physician with your
case you PERIL your REPUTATION. II you go to an
ADVERTISING QUAcK, you PERIL YOUR HEALTH FOR LIFE
Avoid both and use DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC, which is
very agreeable the taste and contains plain directions
for use With i. you CURE YOURSELF, and thus
prevent ALL EXPOSURE 1t will cure the worst cases
of secret disease, and restore the system to perec
state of HEALTH AND PURITY.
sSs- Price $3.50 per bottle.
sE-Preparsd by DR.. EAsrERLY, corner of Third and
Chestnut streets, ST. Louis, No. Is.
q sF-Sold by A. C. PUTNAM, E. Y. Cages, D. wALKER
Co.. and NJ. KSEussL, Druggists, Ottawa, and BY Drug.
gsts generally throughout the United States juA
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CEsEeE1F,S FEMALE PILLS.
IL - Il


Prepared from Prescriptions Of Sir j. Clarke, u.
d. Physician Extraordinary TO tee Queen. 4
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the of all
those painful and dangerous disorders 10 which the fe-
male constitution subject. 1t moderatcs all excess and
all distractions and speedy may be rei-
ed
To Married LIH:cs
peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each Bottle Price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, TO prevent counterfeits.
Caution.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during tie first three months they sure
bring niscdriaSe but at every other time and in
every other case, they perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the United States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Late l. C. BALDWIN S Co,
Rochester, " Y.
n. D-s and postage stamps enclosed to any autho'
rized Agent, will insure polite OF the Pills by return
mail. sFF n -
For sale by Z. Y. GRGGs, Ottawa and one Druggist in
very town il. the United States noyl5-ly