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A-i the sale Afore-al. on the day last aforesaid
Richard Taoru- purchased the following described
Or Land situated Ia -aid county. for the and
due thereon for the year 4 b. $50 assigned
the certificate Of purchase and that the time Of
redemption The same viii expire il ;so years from
the day q -ai1 SHE.
2. rrrs.a s,ss'F U4aerfoti8a sc T Il
R-Iti.- Hopkins lGn acres ued - ~ >
yer-J WILLIAM EEDDICK.
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Notice TO sss.is;5ers.

4 ANING re.loYed my Marble Establishment; directly
IL opposite the Post Office, on Columbus street,
the increased room enables furnish builders with
stone cut 10 order the shortest notice and the
esthgnre Having some of the most experienced work
men IN the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
N H. large stock of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand. marco WILLS e. FRO
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Itr Sill Nntsce

e Office Is hereby given all whom ii may concern,
y that 1t i sale OF Lands and Town Lots for the
and costs due thereon for the year D. l-, held n
;l- door Of the Court House ia Ottawa, County Of La
sale and Of Illinois, by the Treasurer OF said
County, the llth day % May, \ u. l-51, the sub
s-r.h-r purchased the following described tracts Of
Land, situated in said county and that the time Of
d-mPtou the Will expire in two years from the
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Valuable Property
FOR SATF,y

I WILL sell, good time and = a reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
My Residence The side Of Fox River conprising
the of block 103-bcine $50 feet and Us feet
deep. IL is, beyond question: the handsonest location
residence in the city of Ottawa The grounds are
adorned with the choicest kinds shrubbcry and
shade and in the garden apple pear plum
peach in bearing condition. also, plenty grape
vines currantS, berries, raspberres and straw
berries. Ii short, everything desirable for and COM
fort j. provided for.
Also $50 ofgooi prairie land ear New Michigan
AMI Pontiac. Livin gston county.
Lots ,. and 8, Block -, Ottawa.
Lots and 3 subdivision OF Lots 10 and H. E!ocl 80
Lot 10, Block 50; all good business Lots
All Of the above valuable property i offered a rea-
sonabe price, and on time 10 suit tIe purchaser.
nov6 H~M,N
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k"r6~eFtc S'Oa7 sst: ana camps.
HIS Lamp viii give light equal to six Candles and
one cents ,ceTnt cf oil 1ciX burn Jetlreen three
ant f1ur hours
For end bril!iancy light this Lamp cannot
be equaled. For sale by [seplll $. C. EARL SON.
I'ARPENTFRS' and Joineis' Tools, including Bake
I ! wells Saws, warranted, for sale At
OF KING &HARD's.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES received, by express a lot Of
" Cranberries at nov2O) HIsH1.
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lar SIZE Notice,


Office Is he-rby given to all whom il may concern,
that A. sale @; Lands and Lots for the and
costs due thereon for the year A D. ls56, held the
door % the Court House in ottawa in the County of La
sale and STATE OF Illinois, by the Treasurer OF said
County, the llth DAY OF May A d 1851. Moses Os
purchased the following described tracts OF Land.
and has duly ASSIGNED the certificates of purchase the
subscriber. and that the time of redemption the
viii cXnre in Two wear. from The day % said sale
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rs.trc Ercu.i, v-,,

: T. J. b. HASTllN having bnt rrrsrtl,, ro.,,r 8,
We from France. where he has purrh,Sa, - :; .. &c
OF pure RHINE AND AL>ACE WINES which 49, ~,
arrived, and offered for sale at tba -.
81 rare.
Thee Wines warrant TO he the pure juice yIo;,,
any adnltrraiion and probably the only pure i'm
ported Wines in .hc city.
We viii sell these Wines either by the bottle gal
ION 70 suit purchasers. Price reasonable.
d=rl1 DASTIEN EITX.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
S. &. EARL e. SONS

I'HE subscribers take pleasure being able to an.
noUnce to the citizens Of Ottawa vicinity that
they have received at their stand their s.ocb
q bOOdS, direct from the This is the
gTeHtesf OlDOtfuHity offered the citizens As
their stock Is the tdr2~St IN The county, and selected
from the best and mot extensive manufactures and
importer. in America, comprising all grades styles
"dH ItDer and DecoTdoHs for Parlors and halls from
ne cheapest blank 70 the richest gold and velvet Also,
large and splendid collection OF Window Shades Cor
nices- Trimmings, Fixtures, &c, &c.
In connection with the above they have the lIrg>.t
ana FHssi assortment Of OILS, Paints, varnishes
Painters Tools in the market, all OF which will be sold
YtrE !uv Tor
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tuition fOI' GIy .SchoIIfs.
In the Accidents Department Comprising Read
ing, Writing Spelling Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, Elementary History, Natural Phi
lnsophy and Composton,) per year. q %
l. the Collegiate Department, Comprising Gene
RAJ History, BoOk-K Keeping, Al zebra, Geometry,
Trieouonct-y, Astronomy, Botany Chemistry,
Geology. Zoology, Physiology, Rhetoric, Logic,
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Economy ami Natural theology per year,. 80 co
optional SUITES.
Ancient Languages per year, each. 90 90
Modern ........... "A 90
Drawing and Crayofing. ............ - %
Painting In Water Co!5rs,.... =. ..-.. 50 90
Painting IN OH Coiors. ............. 40 90
,'li'>if-ritHo and Me!OdeOn, 40 90
Use OF Instrument, IL co
IGyBleFts.
~ in advance ~ ' De r'iu f
farmers can Pay part Of the same in sucb culinary
P's - can DE used in the Boarding Department
the Seminary, [sepn / I-:IT. - = l'a' vi al
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familn Groesriss.
MARSELNNES
Grocery and Fruit Store.
r. THOMPSON

UAs lust received a new supply OF GROCERIES con
ssting of Sugar, Coffee Tea Moasses, Goldfish,
Whitefsh choice lot Of smoked and dried lialibut,
UambIyh and Western Reserve Cheese-in short every
thing usually kept in Provision Store. All Of which is
offered little cheaper than the cheapest, for CASH and
Barter ONLY Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
In connection with the Grocery he as also opened
EA TING ROOH for Farmers.
Marseille- Jrlv u; I-5. 4. h. THOMPSON.
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Real estate.
LUCEAN u SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August 5, 1871.
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E.:lsIsl for Sale,
ES0s. Sale ~. E,,ial

rn ACRES OF Land lying six miles north OF Mar
lOO settles, being the Sc Sec. -. T. 81 y. F.
further information address 4. F. DUNAVAN
apiO-2ms tOrBril{- f. u. H.
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4 GOOD double two story dwelling house, Illinois
IN Avenue, in Walkers Addition, ateiy occupied by
WIN ERWIN. Enuujre at off
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OTTAWA SEMINARY.
FsIET Third SCHOLASTIC Year, the Fifth Semi-Annual
K Session commences Monday the 10Th of Sept
inst. Both young Ladies and young Gentlemen can be
admitted Instructions given in all the departments
OF an Academic and Collegiate Cou. Sc OF Study.
Expenses.
For Board, Washing, Lights, and tuition in the
Academic and Collegiate Dcpartm. nts, per year
Of II weeks, Observation-Disclosures 90
Or Ier session OF >: weeks, - 90
Or per wees, 80
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:. OF liberal terms Tor cash or vol Also,
Carding and Spinning
,,.-, tih. anu spinning
ID be done in lots OF 80 lbs. and upwards at IS
cents per pound.
Custom Cariin@ into Rolls

NJ lee done ~ * cents per pound. Their machines
will be clothed with the best of Cards. and WEB .
M-f experienced Carder, they expect to have good work
"pLr. WOOL WI ne taken from the Depot Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length Of time for do
& ts work which may be sent tin strong sheets) from!
i.d"-t any part OF the state at a tritiing expense
WOOL intended for exchange for above kinds
"l Goods accompanied 10y the proper order may sent
by E"foad TO Ottawa. and the goods will be put up and
sent WIN pronFtnesS, according order.
We would also say, that have got our New Custnu,
and FIGURING Mil ia operation, and persons wisin. ca
have their grinding done shor; notice as We have
plenty of water ut all times. Tmyl7l J. & D. GREEN
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Hats, Hats. and Caps

Em w OULD say to his old friends and the ci- ..
RS4 W items of Ottawa and the country, that IM
e~Dhis Hat and Cap Manufactorys complete, on &>S5
Columbus St. opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
All kinds OF Hats and Caps ads to order ON short
notice.
He is manufacturing the Summer style of Hats. The
rims not quite narrow the Spring style. His
Hats made of the best of stock and cent.
chearc: han any oer Establishment the city for he
is the only Hat Manufacturer in the city county
sell at manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here sale manufactured in the East, they
pass through several JobhinE Houses, and each one
must have his profit, but in buying HAS Of the Home
Manufacturer you have bat profit pay, and that
is go per cent lower than any sale Establishment in the
city
He would that his stock of Hats is large and Of
all kinds, and great assortment of old mems Hats
Ottawa, June 10, 1868.
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Lands for Sale.

Abstracts of Title.
IVAvING a full and complete abstract of title OF
II every piece OF land town lot in the county,
which is kept up every night, prepared to fur
nsh short notice and reasonable terms abstracts
of title rauysl l.. =. SANGER.
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s.s-&. Grl1siN 90

81 ~ e. 9 LIZ a y "a Co
M OJLD inform the farming community that they are
w manufacturing a very superior CORN SIiEILER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had il well tested Tie
past season, by nuncrou- farmers and Warehouse men,
We are prepared TO speak aivis dy of its merits.
can refer to all who have used for the proof what
W say We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine in use All We ask is trial. being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its merits.
We are also manufacturing large hcrss powers and
threshers, of the most approved kind in use
All kinds of repairs doae short notice and reasona
bic terms
shoI IN connection with the Steam Planning Mil.
sepl9-t. KING, GILMAN eco.
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WanteG.

wanted,
GOOD improved Farm or prairie Lands in La S,IIa
IA County, in exchange for good Iowa Lands and
Ca.h. Call at the Land Office Of Inov6l L. p stNGFR
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Michigan Cent? ai Railroad.
,.{,....,, z - rz,...zee Esz 2fs..

sGIies Division.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
sscilig East.
nASSENGEI; Trains leave Joliet for Detroit - p
NJ, and 1929 \. NJ, arrival of Chicago, Atom
& St Louis trains from the South.
Coin. West.
Leave Lake Juncto: l":lo y VI. and 80 p Nj or On
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South and West. via the Cf-aro
Alton L Louis, Chicago Rock Island Railroads
this tie most direct route t. the East and
East and may he cf making prompt connections 1T
De rot Suspension Bridge Buffalo, aud Cleveland with
all the main lines uG travel. and AT Michigan City wiki
New Albany and Salem trains 70 Cincinnati, lafayette,
Louis vile, and the south.
Through tickets be purchased at the Office JoI-
et all principal cities and towns the East.
X. N-ElCE. Superintendent.
c kSnE.LIaN. S-n-LL..t- ri ". .L.-.-. L........
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
WARREN MSOlssI.

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds of
Earr,i,s. I'm p'emcHt~ and machinery.
- UGH Threshing and ReaTng Machines, Power
- and han Corn Shelters Tanning Mills IIay Cutters,
Pows arrows Seed Drills and Planters both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses, Thermometer and Cylinder
Churns, Ok Iokcs and Bows, Axes, liaches, Shove!S
Spades, and Forks Also. the celebrated Sod and Sub
Soil Plows and variety of others for breaking
stirring, manufactured at Iockport Joliet Norris PERU
and Palestine The Premium Star Corn and Cob Mil.
Garden and FELL Seeds, in all varieties, genu-
inc. Aso the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure.
Also, large stock of y. Y Wagons, which are now en-
route for Ottawa, and soon will be for sale at the Agri
cultural Store. on La Sale ST.
Grateful for EpatrOnagc, solicit the contnu-
of orders tie present season. shall spare
fort to make it object for farmers patronage. My
goods are all made OF the best material and by the
experienced workmen. [mar9ll WARREN MOORE.
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Estate OF Thomas Johns, iced.
Office is hereby given, to all persons having claims
~ against the OF Thomas Johns decd. that
will attend term of the County Court of La Sale
County 20 he held at Ottawa in said County of La Sale
and State Of Illinois, the 1st Monday February
next when and where all persons having claims against
said estate notified to present the in writing
said Court for adjustment
HETH JOHNS,
declS-6w* THOMAS JOHNS
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House and Lot for Sale.

4 LARGE, Commodou>- and wei finished two story
- brick House, in ottawa Centre. for sale, with one
two three Lots-one OF the very rasantest situa-
tons in the City, only minutes walk the Court
House. Enquire Of the subscriber, the Bank
March 2yl GEO. WiiiPPLE
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Great sEarv1Il;.

1 FARM situzt d 10 the township q Grand Rapids,
"A eight miles from ottawa. containing hundred
and sixty good fence and hundred fifteen
acres under the plow. Enquire Of
iuil1 b. L 4 N'C.TN
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<tItis!cn-S Wills.

>tIddcn'S Wills.
sbNiE above Ms. with four bu!r= and situated
l. the Fox River Feeder. -four ru-- above OTTAWA
together with l-lVh oi the tlat gyHs river
will BE- leased for term Of year. upon the most tyora
bic terms The location and power nslras in the
western country and liberal Inducements re offered 70
men o. enterprise and capital. which is rarely or ever
ret with For further Information aaTeS under
signed. D. G.EEN
Dayton, February :, iS-1.
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JuSnranee.
BY STATE 4 U7'HORITY.
INDEMNITY.
PH&NlX
Insurance Company,

nan IT OtD, CCNN.
Cash Capital and Surplus. S35O.OOO.
s. L. LOOMS, President
NJ. MAGILL,.-.. $500 General ACCENT at Cincinnati
Agsnc;es in tie principal Cities and To1rps In The
Union.
TIME Phoenix Insurance Company has Cash CrD;,1y
i OF Ttc0 Hundred Thousand Dollgrs with a f,rcs
aud constantly increasing surplus invested in the Wv
best stocks and curities the country affords The Ca
ptal SOUND anu AVAILABLE and not in anv way bvno
thecated as collateral to standing oblipaors
In regard 10 the prompt adjustment and PAYMENT of
losses no Company stands higher or has better rem
tation than the Phoenix and it shall ever be our air,
TO maintain the reputation which by honorable transac
lions, and fair dealings. We have obtained
Applications received and policies issued by
EDWARD J. COLLINS.
Agent for Ottd1rd and ricinity
once IN metropolitan Block, with Vim. Smith Esq.
n B-Ar c IS -Rposceae7 to relte,c al pending no
acteS an ne Iteeaie Co. Of HaJtford. oc9-1y
Fire. Life and Marine Insurance
COLLECTED for tie following good AID reliable Insu
- rance Companies:
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford, Conn.
NEW HAVEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
New Haven, Conn.
PEORIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Peoria, Ill.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co
Hartford, ConA
Juno n. b. BRISTOL, Agent.
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MANSION HOUSE.

MANSION HOUSE,
E;rst side Of COHst House Square, Ottu,rd Illinois,
ylyiIIS Hotel is again under the direction of
Il Thomas J. Wade. 1t has been thoroughly reno
waited, re-panted and well furnished Its central locn-
ton renders IT most convenient home travellers and
citizens and its barns and carriage houses ample
1t Is the intention of the subscriber faithful
and attentive walters, furnish tidy and BEDS
and provide as good and varied meals be found
anywhere oil the shore ana he promises his friends
and all who may favor him with call, that they shall
satisfied IseplS1 T. J. WADE
YOUNG AMERICA OYSTER SALOON
Copper Of Madison and Columbus SIS, east SIDE.
INRESH Shell and Can oysters and Clans, Sardtnes,
Il HOLSTERS, Game in its season, Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Tor que, &c Hot Tea and Coffee fresh Pies and Cakes
Porter and Scotch Ale, fine Imported Liquors ana
Wines, approved by private families to be OF the
choicest brands to be bought in this city.
Cordals and Liquors of all kinds
Natural Leaf Tobacco Plug and Fine Cut: Fine I'M
ported Cigars, &c. lseplsl n. FokhhAic.
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EG-ss:,SCH; AGENCY:

s-d~s q "a :. lISh =
TIE undersigned Agents the following old an
responsible Insurance Companies, viz
-ETNA, OF HARTFORD,
Capital and surplus,
sl5Ou.0oU.
PIIENJX, OF HARTFORD
Capital and Surplus,
81 p.0jJ
Hartford, OF HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
10000.
NORTH WESTERN, OF OSWEGO,
Capital ana Surplus,
1910 oU1.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL.
Accumulated Capital,
$4,000.
LASAILE COUNTY MUTUAL
:Jy,cG5
These Companies all equal TO the best Ia the conn
try and We VIII issue policies in them good terms
safe aud reliable Company Don't risk YOUR pro
ieTty ~ any doubtful Company when be stred
IN such Companies these Office the Bank of Ott;-
"a. dec y True 4 WATERMAN 4genty
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BEiaOy
Wooden Manufactory !! !!

TsrilE undersigned take this method informing their
= old customers. and the public generally that We ar.
pGHE into our Establishment this spring Machinery that
viii enable us To- turn that double the amour, Of
Goods "e have usually done; the demand our Goods
warrants tl- additional! Machinery, and hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges Of Wooden Goods for Wool
W never have, and DO not intend card into wool "A
portion %" c"f'yn and sell it Tor ali wool goods are
warranted ia Tins respect, and also for durability.
shall continue to eNcs- - or DOL. formerly tl- fol-
lowing 4n OF Goods, viz: He..y C.s>eres Satinet.
Jeans, Fanuci- % different kinds, Blankets and stock
ing Yarn Cons erat'e attention viii be- pail 70 Stocking
Yarn orders wiz be filed for all the -rrnt grades and
SlEd~ o. Yarn common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed Red
Cl'uded. g.. And Will manufacture for merchants
and others. Wool ia lot Of hundred pounds and up
wards INTO Stocking Yarn, any Of the above kinds
goods. on literal terms .or c..h wool. Also :
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

NEGRO MNsTRELs.-The public is already
aware that band of veritable darkeys is in
town, ready TO give an Ethiopian perform
ance at the theater, this evening The per
formers are said to be well up in their part.
and capable of provoking the mirth of an
audience to an extraordinary degree Their
acting is perfectly natural, and you see the
real live Southern negro before you in all his
glory. They have played, we believe, to
very large audiences in New Orleans and the
principal Sonthern cities.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

Per SIMMoSs.-Complaints having been
repeatedly made at the police office that GER
tain hogs, belonging to Mr.. Cunningham, OF
the Cunningham Mills, were nightly de-
stroying bags of provisions and various ar
ticles on the levy, C. Simmons started out
yesterday morning for the purpose of driving
in the hogs and impoundng them. Arriving
at the Cunningham Mills. with his chain
gang, whom he intended to employ in the
business of driving the hogs into town, he
commenced driving in the brutes when all
on sudden son of Mr.. Cunningham, yclcpt
John, rushed out of the mills with a stick in
his hand, and lommed Capt. Simmons over
the head. Simmons desisted from the busi.
ness. in hand, and started to the police office
for warrant. A warrant would scarcely
seem to be necessary in such q case, but, to
make sure, he obtained one, and shortly af
ter conducted the belligerent youth to the
station house He there gave bail for his
appearance in the morning, and was released
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30
DIED.

June 26th, Mrs Ceestla A. Long, native of Troy
n. Y, aged &c years.
At San Bernardino, June 14th, James Perry, aged
AZ years.
At Santa Clara, June 18th, David P. King formerly
of Alabama
AT Grass Valley June 18th, Theodore II. West, aged
IS years
At Mount George Mill, Nevada county, June 231,
Edw Pulien, aged years.
At Grass Valley, June 10Th, Stephen Snyder, aged
% years.
In Nevada, June 18th, Albert Geo. Edwards, aged
years and months.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIuNs.-W acknowl-
edge the receipt of an invitation to be present
at the distribution of premiums to the young
ladies of the Academy of the Sisters of No
tre Dame, to take place in the basement of
the Catholic Church, on the 18th of next
month. We shall certainly take great pleas
ure in attending.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
VIII our race cXterninatc.
gy-Dr. j. mostetter,s Celebrated So

eB DIR. j. koStctter's Celebrated Sto-
MACH BfTTERs, for the cure of Fever and Ague, Is
beyond all controversy the safest and best remedy
that could be used by the afflicted, for all diseases of
the above nature. The violent attacks of this
dreadful disease have often been prevented by the use
OF this reliable remedy The ''Bitte-s" have been
used by the proprietor in an extensive practice, in the
treatment of Fever and Ague, for number Of years
and its wonderful curative powers are well known,
both to the press and the public. Those who desire
thorough renovation of their entire system, should
not fail to use the Btters" For sale by Druggists
and Liquor Dealers. L. WIDEMANN, Agent,
jeZ9-lm Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

The PIT RIVER INDIANs.-There is at the
present time, says the Alta, war of exter-
mination raging between the whites and the
Indians in the northeastern corner of the Sac
ramento valley Most of these Indians be-
long to the Pit river tribe, of whom Lieut..
Williamson, in his report on the survey OF
a railroad route from the valley of the Sac
ramento to that of the Willamette, speaks
thus:
THE Pit river Indians are very treacher-
Gus, and bloody in their dispositions, and dis.
gusting in their habits. They are armed
with bows and arrows, which they make
with great skill. The bows are sticks of
soitwood, about three feet in length backed
with deer sinew The bow string is also of
slnew The arrows are made of three parts
The head is generally of obidian. which
abounds in portions Of the valley. 1t ia care
fully shaped out into the usual barbed form
and lashed by deer snews to one end Of a
small stick of hard wood about ten inches
long. The other end of the stick is inverted
into the extremity of a reed, and also dashed
with sinew. The reed is attached by the
same kind of fastening This weapon in
tlcts dangerous injury, rs the blood imme-
dlately softens the sinew, and on attempting
to extract the arrow, the reed separates from
the hard wood stick, which thus remains at
the bottom of the wound. 1t is said these
sayages sometimes poison their arrows by
exposing a piece of liver to the repeated
bites of rattlesnake, and after burying it
for short time. smearing the point with the
half deeomposed mass"