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Plumbing, Plumbing

HAVING taken up my residence in Ottawa rgm now
i prepare, to introduce iItt and Cold Water into
Puu.Ic OF Private Bindings Sii! also furnish aui put
up Water Closes, Bath Tabs, Hot aud Gold shower
Baths, Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, Lit and Force
Pumps. Lead Pipe aud Sheet Lead &c, &c. Having
been aged in the business for the las: II in the
City of New York ana Chicago, prepared TO put u
Water Works with HeitIic-s and despatch.
Orders left with WIN. Heddick Esq, will he punctualy
attended to-
Refer To WIN. Reddick, Esq, Ottawa, and mes Bell
Esq, Chicago. JAMES q. REMEDY,
Ucs PytibeT GtX HyttIHuttC EHyGHeeF.
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Religious Notice.

Rev D. p. LrvERMoRE, (JniversalisD will preach in
the Court House. Sunday, Nov. 7:h, at the usua
hours OF service. oc3o-2w
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THE OTTAWA
chronological ana Physiological Society.
VIII commence holding its regular meetings in Good
Temp.ars Hail. (Reddic's Bock,) next Monday evening
1T o'clock.
Subjects for the evening:
Reading choice selections.
Essay the reflective faculties.
Address-The aims and objects Of the Society.
Reading PhGmothe au-a weekly paper.
Public rXamiTato
A!uIi:tlnce free
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GLOVER AMONGST THE GERMASs.-Nayor
Glover was out electionecring the other night
among :ie Germans, at which time he made
the following astounding announcement I;
Gentlemen, the democratic party clam that
Douglas is the champion Of civil and religious
liberty; But, gentlemen, THAT ANT so, for
your humb servant was the first man who
ever took issue against the know-nothnsS."
To which an attentive German replied, Nv as
sagst du, Joes" And Joe" made the lu-
minous reply-"Sag Nix"
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EANk OF OTTAWA.

Il n W
TRUE WATERMAN
OPEN from O'Clock 4. NJ TO AZ O'Clock p ~
EXCHANGE on Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold
Interest allowed on time depostes.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts OF the State and promptly
RENTED the day of payment at rates
change. mar2ll V. WATERMAN Cushier.
SAVINGS BANK,
In GLorer's addition to Ottt,cd.
rop -. Terms IS cash, and IS on the
DZZ first day of ev.rv scT TT~ ,TrpM IN,
ali paid without interest. iul2o Tx. L
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INSURANCE. LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE & WATERMAN.

At the Bank or Ottnlrd, Otls1ed III
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity "a usual rates
Lands purchased and sold moderate commissions
Titles Investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow.
lodged
Policies issued IN the following insurance companies:
La Sole C0Hnty Mutual Fire Insurance o..
Illinois .Nistudk do do
.Sepksns0n County Mutual do do
NattiOnai LOdn Fund Ltt Insurance .S)ciety
WI. NJ TRUE,
yr-. o. ISAAC V WATERMAN
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDEST.-Wc are Informed
through private letter, from Pulaski, y.
Y. that Charles Harmon, who was for sew
eral years in the employ of Mr. CogSwell, in
this city, was accidentally shot through the
head. We give the following particulars
from the letter:
Mr.. Harmon and one James Fair. went to
Lake Ontario to shoot ducks, and while in
boat. shot one duck and wounded
another In attempting to secure the Woun-
ded duck-Mr. II. was rowing-a flock Of
ducks came along, and as Mr.. Fair turned
round to shoot, his gun accidentally went
off, d-charging its conte.ts into the back OF
Mr. HIS head and passing out under his
eve, killing him instantly. No blame is at
tachcd to Mr.. F., except for his carcicssness.
The accident occurred on the 10th inst.
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CITY BAN Is
r..cS a1IE, f. co.

Oyeri from :, 0'o!.,c; 4. " TO AZ O'clock r. "
IGIIT Drafts for sale NeW York. Boston, Ph,iaaei-
- phia Chicago, ST. Louis. ard all the principal Cries.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in ALL of the State and RENTED
fer dag Of payment, current of exchange
harchs- EDWIN c. ALLEN. tH-hier.
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BuV YOUR Lumber Of Bristol.
STORAGE.

~ N~ e. ~ - K eE
ABRAHAM II MAYERS,
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
CIGARS ANb TOBACCO.
Ne.ef to the city Bank.
WE thank the public of Ottawa and surrounding
w couatry for the numerous calls with which they
have favored and hoping for their future patronage
we beg inform them that have just received
a new and large stock of Imported Havana, German
and Domestic Cigars; Virginia Chewing fine Cut, and
Smoking Tobacco. OF the best kinds also various kinds
of Mershaum and Turkish Pipes, Cigar Cases, Snud
Having everything selected with the greatest care, we
confidently recommend our stock being the best
brought t. this market unequaed i'll quality and price.
To Farmers and Country Merchants say, that they
viii be strictly served in buy ing goods from u.s. dis
pose them to the best OF their advantage. Come ore
come all ,sep ISL ABRAHAM MAYERS.
New stock.
T HAVE just received my stock of Drugs Medi-
Il cines, Pertumery, Books Music, &c. They were
bought in New York good terms, and will be sold at
fair prices toc9I T.. y. GBIGGS.
Iscmcm her,
YUyIIAT there two Book Stores in Ottawa but E. Y
Il GRIGGS has the largest, best selected and cheapest
| stock Of Books and Stationery in the city. oc9
(1HAIN Pumps, Well Pumps, Cistern Pumps, and Tir
| ~ Pumps, Wheels, Chains, and Ropes, at
oe2 KING HARDS.
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tEs,r,. ssiocis,- a:ia .sona.a-.

NOU that have horses u be shui Wi! find i; to your
II interest to "a to the Main Street Horse ShorIg
Shop where you e; good set Of Shoes for dollar
and quarter and al kind, Of Bscas:I;....5 dOic
prices to correspond with the hard times.
An experienced hand Ist arrived. Come and judge
for yourselves Satisfaction warranted or no charge
Syn OF the Horse Shoe, Main Street near HoS-aca 4
Richardson Warehouse. j4.jI-jm
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Blank Books.
INOR Single and Double Entry Book Keeping for Ho.
Il tells, Records, in fact for every purpose.
oc9 E.Y. GRIGGs
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Lager RcOr

Lager Beer.
II OUIS GNAM has made arrangements to keep on
Il hand hereafter the BEST LAGER BEER that can be
procured in this country
He has it also Bottles for family use and will sell it
by the dozen smaller quantities. his saloon on
Columbus street, oppo site the Gun Shop to
the Illinois River House. oc16-Ins
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\ L IL \ ; ICIAN'S l. EG ACI
I'd TGyEG yiCE.

tEg- III. Gr,>. tIF Ef-cr, ami the Eem'edH 81
In plain language. 10y ihysiri,B Of EHi-sHce. Any
prr.ou enclosing three postage stamps, will re-
copy 10y mail, under SAL Address al letters 10
pf1,r-F rs Pest DTfse, albany. y. }.
e Also the celebrated Female Hni,s'dy Pills. made
from the extract of cotton HDnt: remedy used for
yoarS among the female slaves ~ the >T''. IN form of
dyro-uu tea for the tf>t time introduced into
general Price one IYhtg. sent under seal by
mail. Married Lt;,li., must not them. Address
bove. DrJ'C-.. 1l3 Post CJice, Iihlay, V J. aUg..
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0ttaha free Graber
A Glorious Meeting.

The Democracy held glorious meeting at
the Court House on Tuesday evening. AL.
though, for some reason not yet explained,
Mr.. BLACKWELL. Of Chicago, who had pro
missed to be here, did not arrive, we had nc
lack Of speakers.
d. P. JONES, Esq, opened the meeting
with an able and well timed speech, expos.
Ing the failacy of the assumed position of the
Republican party, that they were laboring
to bring the country back to the policy 81
our fathers. to wit. that of excluding slave,y y
from the Territories by Congressional enact
mcnt. Mr.. Jones demonstrated from the
history Of the country that the founders OF
this government never held any opinions
which correspondent with those advocated by
the enemies Of the Democratic party of the
present day, but that the policy Of the 60
vernment has always been that o: non-inter-
vention, the Missouri compromise being the
only exception.
After Mr.. Jones, Mr.. CRAhER, of Mendoza,
took the stand, and after making short and
effective speech in English, he addressed
himself in the German language to his coun-
trymen. He made a powerful appeal to
those who yet stood outside Of the pale of
Democracy, to leave the filthy, pestllential
haunts of the dark lantern, and join their
true fricnds-those who had always stood by
them, through veal and through woe. His
speech was able and to the point, and from
the good humor of his German friends, we
know it carried conviction to their hearts.
The next speaker was Mr.. Koch, If Otta-
wa. He merely rose to reply to the misre-
presentations of one Mr.. Bernstein, sort of
wandering woman's right, spirituaiiSt, and
Boomer lecturer, who had showed his igno-
rance on political subjects at Republican
fifteen minutes NJ. Koch so efTcctualy
knocked the trotters out from under this
acandering Jer, that his own brazen impu-
deuce, (Which all will admit was without a
paralleI,) could no longer sustain him, and
with a sort of demon &C grin and perfectly
chop fallen, he dropped into his seat from
which he did not again venture TO raise his
anchor, until after the meeting had adjourn
ed. Never did we hear a man more eifectu-
ally used up in SO brief a period of time.
The evening being far advanced, Mr.. HIsE
being called cut, made lew excellent re-
marks, showing from facts in his possession
that the great battle against Judge DorCLAs
was over, and acon; that we should have
from y to is majority, on joint ballot, in
the Legislature; that the whole State ticket
would undoubtedly be elected; that our
main efforts, therefore, should be directed to
our county and district tickets.
About ii o'clock the meeting adjourned,
with three hearty cheers for Douglas, and
the crowd separated with determination on
the countenance Of every man, to do his
whole duty next Tuesday.
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DTNaWAY from the -s.hsershsr. on tie l.'h inst, a
Ii coorcI bog named William Philips, az about 4
All persons hereby forbidden To Earl"r trust
him my account. Any person returning Linn 10
will receive tie above ryS@ri--ut no more
or-3 {. p. CLARKE.
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rE0. W TEAGER, al rs NV RESTAURANT, in Ca
" vary's Block, ain Street, % La sale, Is
prepared furnish Day Board. superior any
tel in the city at tie torres, price.
Meals served a all hours. o-s3
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beware OF the tr>t ~ III pi1In>
A value your lie. tak- notice % the slightest
N cough FooKr'- syrup OF Horehouud viii stop tn,
Cough and thereby prevent consumption. Prepared
sold by locG}l +. !. GHIGt,S.
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Paper! Paper!
OSO REAMs of Letter, Cap, Note Sermon, Pocket
ZCO Note, Bath and Sermon Paper; Plain and
Ruled Tissue, Glazed. and Card Paper.
SO Reams of the best Letter and Cap Paper ever
! brought % Ottawa. Prices ranging from to % cts
| quire- lor?I f. Y. GRlGGS.
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's'r,9 C,,,c-raro Course
sctl..::,its:,iu.

The Sr-ura-.au system Of pcrijuarslp. in all its
furtu-. practical .JI ornamental viii be taught by is
ltlor r L. SFFyCER. ira connection with other gentle
men, al @! whom stand high both ana artists.
ftis ...tsii'-- department
L entirely -al the .-rir'.lI.Tl's,
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yr,'rs-lave saved thousands tram TEE grrr--tudiey,
ryora 5a,rry not half completed. Try them. They
are warranted. EEEEICK X BRUTIFEI.
au.1 PrGc';. ~ ti.u'i,t., dlj.iBy, y
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INIss.Es'E.a KING.

Tie undersigned is PR pared at al times TO furnish
Collins 81 every description aad - also -oe agent FOR
the sale al F..'- Metallic Bur!a. C-ses, Bronze AID
Rosewood finish
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MERCHANTS GEE EREsATED
GARGLING GIL FOR
Mem. an q Be2, g &

Has been before the public more than 90 years
and is deservedIy popular.
Extract of L tier from l.. G Lampher, dated
Cleveland Ohio, Sept l9 1856
have been the only agent for Mustang Lni.
ment in this city for number oGyearS, but have
now given it up, for consider your Oil better ar.
ticlc | can endorse the language of J. g. Black,
proprietor of large Livery Establishment here who
says 81 use the Gergling Oil externally aud inter-
naly, and I'll be hanged if it isn't the best medicine
in tie world"
Extract of letter from K. Vandervort, dated Nor
row comfy O., May 10, 1856.
The Gargling Oil is selling very rapidly hero
The good qualities OF this lininenl are1 lust begin
ing TO be found out ] am selling some hrndred
kinds of liniments, but none Of them can compete
with the Garging Oh. Send tsa good supply
Extract o letter liom J. H. Spraguo, dated Gar
rettville, o., Sept l9, 1856.
Your Gargling Oil is the best horse medicine ]
know OF. Ii soils better than any other medicine
now in use
Extract Of letter from j. H. snedeker, dated Nash
vile, o., Sept. 6, 1856
Please send another assortment of your Garo ing
Oil as nm out, and the people here think it is the
only reliable medicine in the world.
9y-l amphtets gratuitonsy furnished by agents
with testimop ials OF its utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprietors, NJ II
Tucker q Co., Lockport N. Y.
9c5-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gener
ally, through the United States, British Possessions
and other Countries And by
Jno. Beall, Cadi2; VIM. II, Watson d Co; flnr-
risvIlle J. Bowers 4 Son, Leesville; w. z. San
ders, Scio; and by dealers generally throughout the
vicinity. Wholesale at all commercial towns.
Oct % l857-Iy
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INHALATION EN CONSUMPTION.

ID RONCHlTlS Lnryngitis, and other diseases OF
I'D the chest and throat, successfully treated by
b Intimidation of Medicatod Napors atd Powders.
ny absorption and constitutional treatment as
| racli'ed at the "Suyvosant Medical lnstut to, ,
New Ork City.
The Unprecented success which has attended
this method Of treaing diseases OF the lungs and
throat has induced US 20 depart from our usnai
coarse and aV8l ourselves OF the press in order to
bring to the knowledge Of such a. may be labor.
ing under, or predisp0,ed 10, such affections
The dawn OF a brighter day has at length arrived
for the C0nsumptive. The doctrine OF the incura-
blty Of CONSUMPTION has passed away. We have
induhabIe proofs III our possession, thar cOnsump-
tion in all its stages can be cured; in the first, by
tuhercuar absorption; in the second by the trans
formation Of tubcrcUlar into chalky and c0lcnreous
concreuon; III the Third, by cicatrice6 or scars
Those welded 10 the past may assert that even now
consumption is incurahle; such are behind the are
10 ullthis great truth must be apparent, yiz that
medicine in hilatcd in the turGl OF vapOr or powder
directly intu L lungs, must be much more eIlecu-
a than that tal,cn INTO the stomach, where the dis
ease does not exist
The advantage of Initiating in c0nmmUuon Gud
throat disease is, that medicine in the form Of vauar
st applied directly to the lungs where the disease
exists the stomach is thus left free to aid ia restor-
ing health by administering to il healthy, lie giving
ilod.
THERE Is NO CASE SO HOPEL ESS
that initiation viii net rench! The means too are
brought within the reach oI all, the administering
the vapOrs being so simple that the invalid is never
required to leave home, where the hard Of fiHdsbip
and affection tends SO much to aid the physician
efforts.
The lnhaling method is soothing, sale and fpoe-
dy, and consists i'll the administration OF medicine
| in such manner that it is conveyed into the
lungs IN the form OF Vapor, and produces its action
at the seat Ofthe disease. It's practical success is
destined to rcvolutionze the opinions of the med
ical world, and establish the entire durability OF
consumption.
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A N OLD INDIAN DOCTOR WHO HAS made
~ his fortune and retired from business, will
spend the remainder of his days in curing tha!
dreadful ease--CoNsuMPrIoN-FRE OF CHARGE;
his earnest desire being to communicated to the
world his remedies that have proved successful in
more than 5000 cases. He requires each applicant
to send him minute description, of the symptoms
with two Stamps, t6 ets) to pay the return l3tter
in which he will return them his adviceand prescrp-
ton it directions for preparing the medicines, ,&c
The Old Doctor hopes that those afflicted will
not, on account ofdelicacy. refrain from consulting
him because he makes No Charge. His sole objecj
in advertising Is to do all the good he can before he
dies He feels that he is Justly celebrated for cure
Of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Nervous Al.
iec items, Coughs, Colds, &c.
Address DOCT. JNCAs BRANT,
Jan 20. '57-6m Box 353I T. o., New York
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Fresh Dg'ggGs
III. q. Slemmons
At his old stand again.

rs prepared to do all kinds Of Black smithing Hors.
L Sheeing, &c, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. lie keeps constantly OF
hand and fo+ sale cheap, tho following articles.
Two horse Wagons. and Buggies,
Hall and Speer's Iron center Flows,
Iron double shovel plows,
Steel tooth Cultyators.
He will keep an assortment Of piows and points
constantly on hand; He can furnish hillside and
sub-soil plows, on the shortest notice,
Cadiz, @. April 26. Ie54.-tf
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Harry Brioker. In the Court OfcO,umon Plons

vs: OF
shsdrick Kemp. Harrison County, Ohio.
nNiiE defendant, Shadrick Kemp viii take notice
1 that the plaintiff, on the 2nd day OF January
1853 filed his petition tn SAID Court sgainst him. the
object and PRAYER Of which is, to recover judgment
against him for S7i,29 and interest from Nov. Q
1857: being the sum paid by said plaintiff to the
Executors of John Gourly sUSkTY for said de-
feudant on a note given to said GouTly by said de.
fendant, with plaintiff and others suretes. dated
Oct. IS, 1851 for S52.49. The defendant Is further
notified that an attachment has been taken out, l.!
said action, for his goods and chattols anis and
tenemens in said County. You are required to
answer or demur to said petition on or before the
24th day Of April, 1928, and in default thereof,
Judgment will be taken against you as aforesaid
JOSIAH NJ ESTEP,
March, 8, lS5S-6i Attorney for Plaintiff
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New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS l have concluded to make the following Ar.
rangements;-I propose TO sell Goods on as fayora.
bic terms as they can be had in this market Be-.
lieving that short settlements are most satisfactory
to all parties have concluded to settle with all nv
customers by the first Of January and the Gfst q
July Of each year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered TO JAMES STEWART.
Csdiz, Ohio, January 7 1854
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Legal Notice,

VIM. G. Mintecr, Adror on
Jsmts Gillespie, deceased In the Probate Court
VS.: }ot Harrison countyO
Margaret Brown and other Petition 10 sell land.
heirs of said decedent.
TIME defendants William Francis, Alexander
Il Francis, Eliz abeth Bell, Robert Bell, Sarah
Gillespie, James Gillespie. William Gillespie,
Noedham Gillespie, Robert Leech, James Leech
Elizabeth CuIiis-- Cullis, Elizabeth Johnson,
and Lewis Johnson, non residents of tho State OF
Ohio, will take notice that said Administrator on
the 18th day OF February, 1885 fled his petition in
said Court, the object and prayer Of which petition
is TO obtain an order on the goth day of March 1855
at 10 O'Clock A NJ. fer the sale of the following
real estate Of which the said deceden died seized
TO paw the debts of said dece5eni wit. the lot on
which said dccedantresided shortly before his DEATH
being part OF the East half of the N. W. quarter
Of section No twelve tl2,) Township 10 and
range six t6) in the SeubenYile land district Har-
rscn County, Ohio, containing one acre and 234
perches,-appraised al $4,000, and also that follow
ing prsmi es sitnate in Guernsey County, Ohio, to
wit: being part OF the southwest quarter Of Sec
tion two (2) Township ten tlO,l and Range seven
C,) containing about one acre and three quarters
said lot lies on the National road and OF the value
of about $500.
"a zav WING. MINTEER. Admtor.,
Feb II, 4tw by J. NJ EsTEP his Att'r.
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GROCERIES FOR 1867.

GROCERIES FOR 1857.
100 BAGS Rio Coffee % hhds Sugar,
AOU 100 bbls aud hall bbs Nolusses,
30 bblS Refined Sugar. 30 bbls Syrups,
IS Boxes assorted brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
20 do Brighton BIZ, kets,
25 do White Cedar,
80 Boxes Toilet Soap, Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German 25 do ROsin,
90 do Soda Salaratus
500 Sacks Table Salt
10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassia,
Is BiToEto, 20 Boxes Extract Coffee,
10 Boxes Indigo,
% Packets Java Cofe,
Is do Laguura Cohoee,
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, so Boxes Starch,
20 Halt Barrels carb. Soda,
80 Chests Tea,
20 Bbls I anner's Oil. 10 Bbls Linseed Oil,
20 do Xenla Lime,
80 do NO 3 Mackerel,
100 II Bbls No. 3 do
30 Or do do do
u Bbls Mess Shad
Is do No / Herring. 2ca.ks Goldfish
loo Kegs Nails ass ,rted sizes:
90 Boxes S'earine and Apal Candles,
Is do Extract Iogwood,
10 do Madder. 20 Boxes Raisns,
10 do Figs 50 do Glass,
20O Kegs White Lead,
&c Dbs Pittsburgh Salt,
100 do Lake do
Just received and for sale, at River prices, at
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
Cadz, Ohio, May %, 1851