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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

COLLECTIONS.
~ The undersigned having perfected bis .ransmsnts With re-
hab Corresponds pared 10 collect drafts And notes
payable in any part this The proceeds will be dis
desired receipt Of telersPhc advice OF pay
JOHN b. MURRAY, NO. ~ Hfs..
This department is under the exclusive charge Of MI j. W.
BROWN, late with Messrs Van Week Read Dre1ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

nENNSYL WANNA RAILROAD.-
il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atiands
stes with Western North weren ard south we6efn otases
by continuous Railway direct Ills load Also connects q
Ft.shursh with daily Of steamers al ports on the Wes
sp Rivera and a. Cleveland and 8andusky with the
iii pors on the North LAiesmssns the most dGec
hesp and reliable route By which TREGH1 b forwarded
10 and from the Great West .-,r,,u
SATfS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
Pm ST lss-Boos Shoes Eats and Caps Books Is cent?
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trani) prnss 100 D.
Tin bo,es and bsles), Feathers, frrs, &c. ...'.':(
SEcoxp CLAs-Domestic Sheetins shirtina Ga a. -. -
Yckira lin orirual beesl Drugs lin eAks hAia- o Sn
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes WOOL And sneeP Az" u
Peits Eastward &c.......' '.s'.'..'...;.;'(
Third CLAss-Anvis Steel Chains in oa.s. 50 cents p
Hemp Recon and Pok, sahsd Qoose OF IN sssksh 100 ~
fobSooo manufactured, except Cigars or Cut &c;
gouITH CLAs-Cofse, Fish, Bacon, b-ef ana !, -. ~
Pori lin csahs or boxes Eastward Lard and Lard " o~nu
Oa Nsils Soda Ash, German Clay Tn, Fitch, ~n
FloUR- y Dbl. until further notice
0saN- J. 100 10 until further notice 49,.
Corrox- bale rot exceeding Sv D weisft un1 f'0
so,ice. y.u.x.,h.. \. -.
ueu., 10 mari the pscksee 'yn Pennsylvania Hsiosc AZ
0cods sopsned 70 the Arents Of this Road rhisoePA
st.sburxh vdn be forwarded withou. detsnson go,
FREIGHT Acryrs-Hsns. WornIey CO.. hemp1as nuI s'
Z y ss,s Co st. Louis; P. @. ORely 20. EvAnsvmc
md Dumesnin Bel Co., and Carter Jevet- LoI"ls
Ky; B. c. Nedrum, Madison, Ind a. W. brown 90
2Astor House New.York snd No. South WinlArssI w.
YOri Z j snseder Phsdslphis kAsrsv k'"aA s@n"'"'
b. E HOUSTON General FREIGHT Agent, fhisaeipni>
r A SCOTT Superintendent Atoooe' "a
April l. Issa.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
yRIpK g. WINSTON JOHN WADSWORTH
WILLARD FILLMORE, VIM. J. BUNKER,
DAyID HOIDLFY SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL,
WILLIAM v BRADY SAMUEL f. SPROUTS.
HENRY A. SMYTHE, JOHN NJ. STUART,
ROBERT II. McCURDY. HAMLlN BLAKE
JOHN " L. PRUYN ALFRED EDWARDS
WILLIAM BELTS LUClUS ROBINSON,
ISsAC O. PEARSON SAMUEL d. BABCOCK,
WILLIAM MOORE GEORGE 8. COE
JOHN II. SWIFT, CHARLES j. STEDMAN
W. T. DODGE, CEPHAS III. NORTON,
RICHARD PATRICK WIN. X STRONG,
JOSEPH BLUNT EZRA WHEELER,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN WILLIAM III. POPHAM
JONATHAN MILLER, LUXURIOUS EDGERTON
ABRAHAM BINNIN0ER W. SMITH BROWN
JOHN p YTLVERTON, GEORGE r. CLARK.
FRED'K 8. WINSTON, President
g,cyetary Isaac ABBATT. Actuary SHEPPARD MoMAss.
Medical Examiner MSTURs PosT, NJ. ID.
General Agent HENRY III. HYDE.
Nay 49, 1883.
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Ocean Cleaners, Nr.

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. 8.
C MAIL LINE-fhs hvorte steamskip AUGUSTA. CsF.
D. Woodruff, win leave on SATURDAY May Is !,
And only on board Ior Prssht Psssse spey to SAM
UTL L MITCHELL SON No Is Brosdw.y. steAmen ~
Florida st Savannah, leaving every hony, Wedoes
dsy ID Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

" County OF New-York.-GEORGE II. BEYER and JAMES
BIRDsALL sgt JOHN WAGNER. Summons for money de
msnd on &c n,rset-(om not ser ITO the Dsead ,n You
are hereby moned and required TO answer the complaint IN
hi, Cour, At the City Han In the City Of New York and "
,s1y, copy OF your The aad complaint the subsosb
s hs No. IL Nassau street In said city within twenty
sAys After tie service Of t you exclusive lie
Day sssk service and fail 70 sn.~er NE sad
WITHIN the hse Aforesaid ts plaintiff Wi tho jodsnsu
ssspst hsDdsa and ninsy dollars
and So with st-ret ho-n tbe Urn day OF
one thousand ssht hsndrsd snd 6y-ight besides
he a.. AZ Of shis setion.-Dsfed May - 1883.
w,I1 IswsvF ~ COMSTOCK, PlsiseHs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

John b. MURRAY, BANKER,
a. Rss removed 20 the Ohces lately occupied BY the
United States Trust Company, -
Nc. 20 wALL-sT, MANHATTAN BANK BUILDING
Orders from any part United Sts.s for the investment
If money sale 81 securities collection OF coupons,
Svdend iDtsr,st rents executed promptly Remtsnces
Tor collections kI ~jed by the ntr' mall certificates
ofdeposi payable at the Manhattan Bank, EewYosh
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NYEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
II apRIN9 ARRANGEMENT,


Commencing MONDAY, Msy 8, 1881.
Trains leave Depot Of bite and Centrens
$50 NJ. MAI Train, stopping II WiliAnstndse and IL
north ~.
e:l5nm. Tor White PIrL stopping 81 al intermediate
r-,n. Lave he D. %. COT 2eth and 4h NewYork ..
$50 No. For WfiAnsbrdse, stopping st al intermediate
Stations ~.
lol5. M FOR WlAustrdss stopping st al Intern edsss
Ststiona a..
1850. For White Plains stopping st IL intermediate
Stations IS,
$50 For wiiAn'bhdse, ':OppirG 1t al h'sfmee'e
Stations - So,
4conm.. For White Plains stopping st al intermediate
Gtatona -
For Dover Plains stopping at Wilism'ordse and
all Stations north. ~,
5Np. For wni.nsbridse. stopping 1t al intermediate
Stations. r.,
sIsrm.. Tor White Plains, storrrs st sll intermediate
Pr,r.smeNTrsins leave Albany FOR New.Ycrf a.
;45 ~ Nail Train stopping 8. 81 sta-crs nor'n OF anc u
Wuiamsbidge. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

"UDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-FromN May
TO- 1888 Trains viii leave Cn.mbesss, ssiou folo
EIpress Tr.irs, and p Albany and Troy Passed
Ger T.in, 1850 a,d 10 for Dobs' Perry $50
AID D. n.; Tsrrown. for s.us SEE lO:l5a ~
for P.si,k s:3o The Poushk.spss Peeksi sial STAG
Tu1ytown and Dobbt Ferry Trains p the ~sy s 5nA
Passenger. iskea Chamber CAnL Csr:o. her md s'a
Trains or New York leave Troy 40 and 20 IS ard 80
and sI5 p. and Albany s+:45 and 1885 ~, aid 4S
I:l5 and $50 p. N. CT Sundays, .. s:i5 Pm
4. P. SMITH. Superintendent.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN nd after MONDAY. May II, 1854 and until further
notice Passenger Trans viii csve Pier foo. Of Duane o
lows, Wis: .
DUEKIRK ExPREss eco m, for punAlrh and principal
intermediste Stations
NAIL TRAIN s $500 = m, sr Dmtirk and BuAAo and inter
mediate Stations
lOCKLAND PASSENGER u ,. M. nom foot Chsmbers -
via Pernont for suherns and intern edisse Stations.
WAY PASSENGER st 400 fer New bursh, hiddlsto
aas tnternediete etanons.
NIGHT EXPRESS It SEQ p H. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
The above Trains dairy, Gun Gays excepted
fhese Express Trains ErnrrS win the Elmiss
canandseus and Nsn Fails Railroad, for Nas.rs Fall. st
6,nshsntop with the Syracuse sd bashsnton Railroad for
Syracuse Corning with the Buffalo Corning and New York
Islroed for Rochester; Q. Great Bend with The Delaware
Lsckswszna and Wese Railroad hr Scrsntou st HornetS
ye with the Buffalo and NevYok City Railroad or Buffalo
It Buffalo ana Dunhirk with the Lsae-Shofs Railroad or Csvs
I.nd Cin<supat foleoo Detroit, Chlcazo. kc.
' g. y. HEADLEY. AssTAnt Pc ddent
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Craal Notices.
BRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURT
ID JOHN MATING asan.t TIE BRECkENRIDOE CAN

BRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURI.-
ID JOHN HEATING against THE BRECKENRfDGE CAN
MEL COAL COMPANY. &c.-In ChAncery-in obedsne- ~
the Court in this thu Undersigned Comm
will sell by suctioo the premises adjoining the town oil Cs
y~rrt County Of Breckenridge State OF Kentucky on M
MONDAY 8th ia June 1853 the property In the Pesa
ing d.fbvd 20 witt All the right title and interest VI said
Company the entire real estate OF said Company con-
He Of about thousand lsnd IN the Counties OF
and Hancock and all the buildings works frures
railroads locomotives aud nights Of way for rnosas her
edamens and privileges Of every kind subject how
ever 10 the mortgage herein namely; mortgage tor Three
HUI ded ard Fifty Thousand Doar Drang Interest a. seven
per cent per falling due the hrst day OF july
so. Also, the following unncumbcred property: S.~
lumber oxen wagons trucks barrel slaves COAL ONCE Tar
n,tur &C. Terms cash. aud the residue 10 two equal
nts credits four aud eight months Iespecsiyey-
the srg bond with approved security bearing inter
from day and lien viii b. retained on the prop
the the purchaser deposit 10 The
Bank Of Kentucky the City Of Louisville all Of the purchase
money instead u siyns sd bond OF II sufficient realized
from pay s Of the dsbsof said Company the purchaser
may file releases prop scknow lodged, In lieu
Of so much money, dep,itins a. Aforesaid any surplus
claims sssinst said Company hereby no
tilted it'll produce and the before the und~
signed JOHN hEAllNo Couinlssiouof'
ClOyerport, Ky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

DENNIS VANIA RAJ K o I'D
il THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The Penn,yvsnls Raro:d connects P,.Dssh win Tat
Yr,nhor Lexington and Louisville Ky TerIe hsue Madison
lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton Spns
Zanesvie Masslon and Wooster Ohio Aso With the Eesrn
scket bos.s from and New Oesns B. Louis Louisville and
Cincinnati. ,.,,
through Tickets for The Eat be hsa any Of the above
uAn toned places In the Wes.- .,
comfortable between the L.st md IVES" o. yorrp.
IRON NEW-YORK no CHICAGO IN ROURA
IRON NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN - HOUA
Pave a. low o any other route.
Bee hand bills In the hotels Of this city -.
Through Tickets, further information may Be bad ns
s66ce of he PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
'"'' VI WV NJ. Astor House, Broadway
J.nr.rv I 1a8 J. l. ELLIOTT Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAlLhOAD.
IN IsR SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1914
Comuenc March IS 1853 800
Passenger Station In NevYorh corner Hthst and SSsS'i
TRAINS LEAVE NKW-YORK-
Yor New Haven, 20, lex 12:< $40 ekh s:S sna
40 p m. For Bridgeport, 7:23, m (sIl l2;Ss sloi
IS: ssd ISt MiSsd s't 100 'nnf Sol Nor~sS
'2o nj Mas solsIl $50 ~ sls N. ror psnsn
Stamford, 7:2o (sI) m 1915. S:o te1I $50 ~ o:D
M FOR Por Chester and intermediate stations, 7;~ m
COMMENTING TRAINS.
yor Boston q m e1l STOP. m. ex) Ios Hartford and
Springfield N. (ex) STOP eI) For CONNECTICUT hives
soMontrea m te1J and $40 m teI) to Norhsnpson.
1of Cana Railroad Sc m. lex and l2:b m FT HoussHrc
Ralrosd, FOR Nsus.tgek Railroad g.. m, Ard m
JAMES H HOYT. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PhlLA-
IN DBLPHIA aud the SOUTH and WEST, ya JERSEY
CITY-MAn Express lines leave New York q and IL N
sn1 p fare IS Through Tickets cold for Cincnnsa
md he West and for Baltimore. Washington, Norbik, 10
spd tluoush be- s.se checked Washington in and
n,ips JW. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No received for trn unless delivered snd
checked kfeen minutes in advance Of The ti- oflesvns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-TheA meri-
Il can Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsnys fr.t,;Ass steam.
No r. N r. SATURDAY May Is, At O'Clock p m PFC
ciseiy Passage with unsurpassed sccommods.ons 90.
Freight reduced Hn further notice 70 cents per foot lns1r'
anoe ons.haf per cent effected At our Office ApPyto
Il B. CROMWELL Co. -
No Weat .st Abby.
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
he: Wharf BY steamer Island City sso ana !. N. o
l. 4 and p IN Tie cars leave rIshtnL l. H. q t1e sams
sours neetrs ard s1ehAryrs passenger, WIN .se n'
VIM n SMITH, S~c~;vef.
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Council Proceedings.

Regular meeting. Present: Aid. Lea
venS, ButlSr, Gray. Drew, Tanning, Clancy,
Richardson, Hohan, fIamaile, and Putnam
On motion of Leavens, Aid. Gray was
called TO the chair.
Petition of c. H. Force ct al. for a side
walk was presented. The Clerk reported
proper notice given.
On motion of Putram, ard in compliance
with the PRAYER of saic petition,
Ordered, That plank sidewalk four feet
wide. be constructed according TO law and
ordinance, on the south side Of Glover St..
from State st. to the Bloomington road
thence on the west size OF the Il bennington
road to the south east corner Of Lot one,
q J in Block twenty-five (25,) in Days Ad-
dition to Ottawa.
Report of City Surveyor Of a grade Of
sidewalk on the north side of Prospect
Avenue, from Christie 81. TO State st., was
presented, and on motion Of Lcavens,
adopted.
Report Of Abner Reed, street supervisor
his bill, $3.50.
On motion of Clancy, report approved and
bill ordered paid.
/ Report of the late James ODonneil.
street supervisor ith ward, was presented,
and on motion of Clancy, approved.
Aid. Gray, of claw and Ordinance Com
nittce, to whom the loan ordinance was re-
erred reported the law back with favor
Blanks filled.
On motion of Leavens, the ordinance was
adopted, as follows:
Loan Ordinance.
(Sec ordinance October 9th)
On motion of Putnam, the places o. hold
ing the election provided for i" said orcI-
nance, were fixed the same as at the last An
nual city election.
The following persons were appointed
Judges eff sad election:
1st Ward-L. b. Dtlano, Eli Barnes, and
H. Barnard.
I'd Ward. H. Freaienburgh, J. d.
Olms,ed, and F. A. Slack.
Sd Ward-A. f. Dow. John A. Shuler,
and II. Drew.
4,h Ward-H. KIM, Q. D. Whitman, and
VIM. DowRey.
5,h Ward-John NJ. Earl, j. Maierhofer,
and Garret Pcndergrast-
9th Ward-Z. Lewis, L. Burke, and John
MrlIise.
9TH WarG-T. johnson, G. Mace, and
Geo. Hill.
Bill of Ira Potter, $40, for stone for arch
over ditch, front of Lot 3, Block 10, Ottawa
! North, was presented.
| Molten to pay, by Clancy.
Ayes drew. Tanning, Clancy, Hamalle,
and Pu,nam-5.
Noes--Leavers, Butler, Gray, Richard
son, and Hoban-5. Lost.
Thomas I. Thompkinson's bill, 81, for bu-
rying horse, was presented, and ordered
paid.
Bills of J. A. Leonard, $40, and Q. D.
Whitman, $74,52, for police services, were
presented.
On motion Of Lcavens,
O,de,ed, That all police bills be referred
to the police committee:
BILLS PA1p-James Finnerty, bridge ten
der. SIS; p. S. Ellsworth, city jailor, fol
June. July, and September, 1865, sl27.S0
p. Bradshaw, team labor, Sd ward, $l6.75
p. Tanning, blacksmithing, S4OS; Michae
MCGEE, buryirg a dog, soc.
Bill of late Jas O'Donnell, street supervi
sor. 4th ward, 500, referred to finance com
mi,tee.
Report of city surveyor Of estimate o
work on Pine ST. sewer, s3,796.9O, was pre-
sented.
On motion of Leayens, report receives
and adopted.
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Pals Tubs &c, Baskets, Spill, and WiIlo- wrappin
Paper and T~5ne, &c, &c. mar2T
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DIE. EiSTEELX-S
Iodine and SarsaDarilla.

VIII all diseases arising impure Of
the BLOOD, deprsved condition OF II, fluids ef the
system, viz Cancers, Swelling of the Glands, Rheuma
tism, White Sweings, Chronic Sore Eyes. Piles Boils,
Eryspelas, Gore Pains in the Bones and Joints. Ulcers
the Mouth and Throat and all Chronic Constitutional
Diseases This medicine searches the very o,
the disease by purifying the blood and changing the
eretons in the system thus removing the cause which
renders the crRE CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
DR. EA.rsgIY . iorIS. AND SAR-.P.RIILA will cure the
WORST MERCURIAI HIsEAsE and drive ont ard destroy
every particle OF which in the SYSTEM
its bad effects.
1t will cure SYPHILIS vESEFE,L DISEASE
and will drive the sYPHLITIc AMI all
and POISONOUS of the system through
the SKIN and restore the Patient a per
feet state Of HEALTH ans II is positive
for LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA, if used proper
length of time l challenge the world o produce
equa! in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in
mind that Dr.. EAsTEELY : IODINE will
all Nervous Diseases, Female Complaints Dropsy,
Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, bladder and Urinary
Organs, in few days.
1t will remove PimIes aud ElotChes from the FACE,
and the skin Clear, White and Beautiful Ala
bas,er. Il does this by purifying the bLooD, by its
prompt action the Liver, Kidneys. and Secretory Or
xans producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with Scro'uis,
Old Sores, letter, Ringworm Scald Head Bioes, Erup
tions of the Skin and all diseases, ad-
rsed 10 procure GRlDLEY'S SALT RHEUN AND TET-
TER OINTMENT, to apply on the diseased parts
when using Dr. EasterIys Iodine and Sarsaparla. The
iodine and srsaparila puri-> the BLOOD, and causes
the Sores discharge their PUIRID NATTER and the
OINTMENT HEALS THEM When used (Which I
always recommend a PERMANENT and is
Away. effected They the best and most Powerful
CrgATyEs known 20 fair trial is all ask do
not te the result
v Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 per bot
tie six bottles FOR S. GRipLEys SALT RAErN OISr-
nESr - cents per bottle. Both prepared by DR.
EAsTERIr, Third Chesnat streets Lon
f. Mo- sole proprietor, to whom all orders mu.t be ad
dressed.
1s- sold By N. KSEr.sL, G.. L. THOMPSON, D. W.IKEs
CO. and 4. :. PCSsAr, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally uiys
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From the chieago y. w. Christian Advoca,s.l

The following may he considered settling the qes
ton irnlbiy that with such - remedy sale by all
principal druggists, no man need longer go with his
pu, in the condition of - Old Uncle Ned's."
From our acquaintance with persons who have used
o. j. Woods Hair Restorative with perfect success for
the last two fell no Hesitation
superior TO any other preparation now
in for the purpose, viz: for restoring gray
hair its original color. and perfect for
badness and failing preventative for the falling
of the hair
1t is decidedly the best an. most popular in for
beaufGnC preserving, restoring and strengthening the
hair relieving diseases of the skin, and removing scurf
dandru and all erup,Ions and feverish heat from the
scalp.
We speak in relation the above from VIII lat we know
having been personally acquainted with numerous per
sons who have used the Restorative for the above
poses with the most gratifying results.
II is not often notice patent medicine indeed,
think have never pufed one before. iSi Prof
Woods Hair Restorative is something superior TO
of the preparations Of the day, that We cannO'
forbear asking the attention of our readers to it.
CArTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different names
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re
storatve, Depot st. Louis, Mo, and New York; are
blown in the bottle Sid by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas. oc2-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

s-TO THE MILL1ON.-Dr. Mann, or Gallon. Ohio,
has, after Years OF deep study and Uutr.ng research
succeeded IN presenting To the public article
to in and indeed it is truly wonder !u dis
covery. We advert TO his, DR.. NdHn's iCH- BrsIis
the only remedy that has been found that will
fcctuaily drive from the system. without bad
suits. chiils fever, and ague IL seldom occur. that
notice under Circumstances patent proprietary
medicines rsstoratives anything Of the Kind for
have prejudice against most of them but caudor com
les invite attention the advertisement OF this
B;lsdnt found i'll another column of this paper. 1t
be fact admitted by AL classes Of individual.
have tested it. and found immediate relief
from, to far surPass anything Of thu Kind offered
the public. Try il.
Sold by T.. y. GRIGGs and p. WALKER Co. oc2-im
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DIR. RAKER.S SPECIFIC.

val Cure GORorrhCrn, Geet, Structure Seminal Wax
ness ChOries, Diseases ofnte Kidneys and Bladder,
and az diseases Of The Geaita! Orgdns
Reader, have you private disease? Do not neglect
it. DELAY DASGERors. DR.. B.KERs SPECIFIC is safe,
speedy, and RADICAL With DR.. BAKEs's Specific
you CURE YOURSELF and PetvESr EXPOSURE, plain
directions for accompany the Medicine.
II Price 81 80 per bottle.
s~DR- EASTERLY, corner OF Third and Chestnut
streets ST. Louis, Mo, sole Proprietor whom all
ders must be addressed to gst the genuine
Sold by NJ kSErssL, G. L. THOMPSON D. WALKER
Co. and A S PurSAs, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. nyl5
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.

Eastern arrives 500 A. and Los P. NJ depart at $50
p M closes loo P. NJ
Western arrives 22U p. NJ; departs 1885 p. Nj closes
1200 NJ.
Tonica arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
1000 A. NJ departs same days 200 p NJ; closes leo
p. NJ.
Pontiac via Farm Ridge and New Michigan, arrives
Thursday 600 p. NJ; departs Saturday GOO A. NJ.
Newark arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
loco A. NJ; departs 2:o0 p. NJ: closes loo p. NJ
Earlvie and Freedom arrives daily 1900 NJ; departs
300 p. NJ
Asbury arrives Tuesdays and Fridays 6:o0 P. NJ; de-
parts Wednesdays and Saturdays 500 A. NJ; closes
900 p. NJ.
Lisbon arrives Mondays and Thursdays 1000 4. NJ; de-
parts same days 200 z. NJ; closes Zoo p NJ
wM OSNAN p NJ
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Farmers of In Sale County.
l.. d. NJ. HALBERT.
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM

Eiu Cur. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, C0HSgnption Bron-
chifis, Splitting Of Flood, PAIN in the size and
lBredH, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Group Lirer
Complaint, PHpitdtion Of the Heart, and al Di-
sedses Of the Throat, chest, and Lungs.
No one should neglect Cough or Cold single day
MILLIONS die annually by neglecting COMMON COLD.
Coughs and Colds lead 10 CONSUMPTION, and then to
early death Reader, have Cough Cold. or any
disease Lungs: Procure tina; celebrated
remedy, Dr. CARRIERS Cough BALSAN, which never fails
to relieve Cough in tventy-four hours, and always
the of Colds Coughs, and all diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs in a few days
Prce-Tral bottles, - cents larger bottles. 81 per
bottle, six bottles for IS.
E-DR- EAsTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut
st Louis, No sole proprietor, whom all
ders be addressed to get the genuine.
kB Sold by NJ. KSEUssL, e. l.. THOMPSON. ID. WALKER
1 Co, and A. s PUTNAM, Druggists, OTTAWA, and by
Druggists generally. myS
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Will CURE all Female Complaints such tx
essive, Suppressed. Painful Menstrustion, Fluor
Aibus or Whites, Barrennes Salow Compile xon, Hea6
Ache Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frghtfu Dreams all
Diseases caused by Colds Checked Perspraon Excess
es. Over Excitement, g." of the Sexual Organs. DR..
Hooper. Female Cordial is universally ackno wledged by
the ladies the best remedy ever invented
re Prizes 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 81.
tVDR. EASTEELY corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, St Louis, Mo, sole proprietor, and whom all
orders must be addressed.
eSy Sold by VI. kNEUSSL, G. l.. THOMPSON, ID. WALKER
Co. and A ) PUTNAM, Druggists, Ottawa. and by
Druggist generally. ruyl5
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The Peoples Remedy.

Try THEx-Never Known to Fail. Used by everybo-
dy Herrick's Sugar-C Coated Pills. So good that fifty
perform fifty cures-one box sells twenty-negh-
Dor recommends them to neighbor-sranger to stran-
ger Made from Gums, Basams and Extracts their ef-
feet on system is mild searching. and benef
cial. Put up in large family boxes. Every pill coated
with sugar. 25 cents per box Sold by dealers every
where See advertisement on Sd page aug1
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The regular monthly meeting OF this Association will
be held Monday evening next; at O'Clock. al the 81
Congregational Church. which time the foowin.
solution will be discussed, viz:
Eesoired, That the traffic in ardent spirit. beve-
rage is to this country than America
slavery
Rev. 5. A. Jcwett appointed to take he affirm
alive and Rev Geo. Schiosser the negative qu-s-
on with authority selec; their assistants in the
debate. oc23