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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-07-06
SENA TOR.

AUGUSTIN DURBIN, Of Munster Iownship
(SutJect TO the Decision Of the Senatorial Con-
ference)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

TIE BLACK KNOT on THE PLuM-A CORES
pendent OF the american AgricuIt,uist saws:
1t Is undoubtedly the sting of an insect
This insect is about an inch long. pale vel
low IN color has four wings and hind les
resembling those OF grasshoppers. The
puncturing OF the branch is done by the
female, who stings it in order to deposit
her eggs. These eggs, numbering often as
many as ten or dozen, are laid in August
and September They are soon Matched,
and the larvae lie dormant until the early
part OF the following summer when they
are changed into winged insects.
The tumor on the tree appears to be
caused partly by the puncture itself, and
partly by a poisonous substance infused at
the time the wound is made By fire.
quently examining plum trees in the
months of August and September, the in
sects will be found busy at work, singing
the branches and making their deposits ::
which being done, the whole is vanished
over with waterproof substance, and do
mestic matters are kept quiet until the lar
we are Matched Cut open limb that has
been stung, early in June, and the laryoe
will be found alive and kicking"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa AL The PURPOSES oFAFLMILy pHysIc

arc - composed that G.soasc vit,- the range Of
the.r action can rarely Withstand or cratc them
IEeir penetrating properties search, a.d cleanse,
ISM correcting il, diseased action, and restoring
- healthy NIt-ii!cs. A. Z consequence Of these
TrrnpcrtIes. tie invalid who !, bowed down with
pain ur physical Debility IS a,lpuisLed 10 find Lis
heat. Or energy restored b: remedy 4: once SO
simple and inviting.
Not OILY 10 tacy cure the everyday complaints
o. cvcry toGy. La; a!-o many f.rridat.e and
GsrEe-r'., diseases. Tie a-rut below named is
pleased T. furnish gratis NV imeri14D Almanac,
Continuing certificates Of their cures ord dec:iols
f.. their Use IL the following complaints Cos:Hc-
mss, .f,tyH. NeGcaeac 0r24ng iran. G,soJde-ei
>tctr,h, N.usert. Indigestion, Pti.lIH aud AoyLI!
i"a,tfoa or tie EySrss, utt e'cu. Lass OF -A2pe-
tie. lara Dire. ard other kindred complaints,
arising from low state al the Uody or obstruction
y - f,g-..J1s. Taav are an excellent Alternative
tx tac raHIy. -.cr y: tne blood and tie +, s;-Ea-
tI'g 10: t4- and strength 70 Tie System ce-.-i-lG
-
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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.
a- Extensive Arr1yHls.

1.-THE subscriber has Just received his Spring stock n.
the above old and popular establishment, compris-
ing article included in the list OF the nseful and
health fi sbstantals Of life His purchases
irving from the sot til, and with bis purchases
elsewhere. comprise the largest fullest freshest
and cheapest stock Of Family Groceries be found be-
tween Chicago and ST Louis. He invites all who are
ssepcai on this pc MT call them The follow
ing articles comprise but part Of his list constantly
hand ..-...-
Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed
6Ofee, R1 f'rd Java. -.... ......
.H.sa..es, AR honse, plantation, and syrup
Id16I~S, star. stearfue, sperm, and talow.
Teas, green, black, bohea, &c.
E7rp. rOsirI, castle, aEii shaving.
Tobacco. sCavenfish. fine cut, smoking, &c.
Ci9drs. anything from \ Long nine q mild
penny Cuba"
Oiis, linseed sperm, and olive.
I'ork lard, talio~. &c.
Fab, Inzkerel, white herring, and trout.
tocOd Nuts, raisins and currauts.
Figs, retail or by the drum.
btngsr f-resere~-- a very fiie article.
TlH|gir the hes, Gran and elder.
{isHes, in Jars, all kinds, extra.
Pepper Siuc<, pepper salt, aspice, ginger, and all
other ordinary condiments.
Nut, Brazil, hlberts, almonds, pea nuts, &c.
Tos for children, intending cry babies and everything
else from III. elephant, TO Jsc.; the giant killer.
Oysters, sardines, &c, IL.
Cdndies aiOt Of I'll ziHls.
IdtAs. hroors, nops, &c.
orange a'die lemons, fresh ,rOEn the south Z: retail
~ tie box.
Taper. ink, pens. and all kinds q stationery
Poter, shot, cape lead. AID everything IN tina; linz.
FiaiDJ :icki', from the Longest pole hooks
Flour potatoes. vegetables In their season. butter
egg, chickens, and all .lci little need
ed families, always kept when they possibly he
procured FOR love or money.
VIoLINS.
4 very fine lot Of y!o.ia. with all the Arrangements
a. asiouishiugy low prices.
AL>O-fIi rago ard Alton Lime ant C,r at. toy
Their with everything else that be IL H. line.
~iiI spare pains expense &c. il.
Ottawa. MAY ST. 1856 K MONTGOMERY
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MeDieiues.
AYERS
Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agu..
Kemiftenf Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Asue, Periodical Headache, or Billion,
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
Tor the whole class of diseases ori.i.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
ny Inc Malaria of miasmafic countries.
NO one remedy is louder called for by tho
necessities OF the American people than a suro
and safe cure for Fever and Aguo Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it Will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof that
no Marin Can arse nom Its Use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents ,b,,
oloorder must be of immense service in III.
communities where it prevails P,eren,ioa il
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
ri,K when he must run in violent attacks Of
TINS balciul disteinper. This "CUnE" exDels
the In.asmatic poison Of FEVER AND AGua
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken on the first an
preach of It's premOnitory symptoms. I. i,
not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where Frvrn
AND AGUE prevails, every body should have il
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price VIII place it within the
reach Of all-thc poor well as the rich. A
/ great superiority Of this remedy over any
( other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
J tain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently il pro.
! dIces no quinism or other injurious effects
( whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are LETT as healthy Us If they had never
had the disease.
Fever and A -JIe is not alone the cons sequence
. Of The mia-mat.c poison. y grea, variety Of
disorders arse from lis irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt. Headache,
B.lndacsS IOotLachc, Earache Catarrh. Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
, spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels Collie
Paralysis. and Derangenient Of the Stomach,
al Of which. when originating in this cause,
pat Oh the intermittent I've, or become period
lca.. This CCEE" cxpcls the poison fror,
the blood. and consequently cures them all
alike. II : an invaluable protection 20 irnnli-
grants aid persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malar.o-.s districts. II taken
/ occasionally or daily while exposed 70 the in
fiction, that Wi! IL cxc:cted from tie system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
70 npeH into scase. Hence II is even more
/ valuable for protection than cure, and Jew will
. ever suffer from InteIaittcnts, If they avail
J tIoIaze!ves Of the protection this remedy eff
! tors.
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The WHEAT IN MCLEAN Co,xrv No..
Of the fall wheat in this county is said To
be turning to chess or, as generally called
here cheat We conversed with several re-.
liable men yesterday, and heard about the
same story from each one of them. Mr.
Dunlap, of Bloomington, had field of
seventy acres sowed with fall wheat Tn
til the first of this week he was confident
that he would have heavy crop but he
Is now satisfied that he will not have
enough wheat to pay for harvesting His
land Is about five miles east of that city.
lie informs us that he travelled more than
twenty miles in the country on Wednes-
day, and saw more chess than wheat
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HoRS Alt Dimmon of McHenry
county writes: "It is first important to
know that tho creature has it. Place
your hand upon the back, move it back
and forth; if the skin is loose there is no
horn distemper-if tight then the disease
is sure. Take good strong warm soapsuds
and wash thoroughly the whole length of
the back bone. Two applications will al
most always cure | never knew three to
fail; have tried it great many times the
past twenty-five years fsa
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Free Krss.2o-

f'hE hee bridge across Fox River a. DAYTON 4, nov
completed, and persons living the east side win
again nave the privilege of patroniziny our new ais,
and FIGURING MILL which is capable of srindip, 30, n
:" o4 nui , per hour As the undersigned have e1-
and Bridge the growing wants Of the counirv r.ou;,.
S oFe 10 receive abersi sha-e psblic patronage
coming from distance will find good war IN stn
is IA connection with the above Mill, free of chnro.
h elr puic house has passed into ether har d. ana
is iar 70 DO Justice to the iH,as' At rsasonahs
rates. Please give us a can IA n nn"ES
Dayton, November IS5Y - "A-I''-
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Valuable Property
FOR s ALE,

/ III ~, on good time aad at reastBasle prize
Il the following property.
wv Residence on NJ east -d- ~ Fox River corri.i
the east , cfb.pcE lqbein. 10 f-eI iron; and ~. -
deep II =, beyond question the handsouies, Ior,an
i"r residence IN t- city Of Ottawa Tie grounds ere
saoTed with the very choicest kinds shrf,ery and
shade trees aud IL the garden apple, pear p ana aud
peach trees q bearing condition; also plenty q y-apr
vines cuTrnni, goo, berries, Ta-lbyTr.-s aud -,rs-
berries Ia short, everything desirable Tor ease com
fOrti- provided for.
Also. 500 ofggod prairie land ear Eer Mefrap
ans Pontiac, Livingston cruuty.
Lots ], 3 and 3, Block - O.tawa.
Lots and >, -uhdyI.ion Of Lot. 10 AID ~ p'o-k 20
LOT y, Block -; all good bu=iaess Los
Al o. NE atove valuable properly i offered .; rea-
sonabie price, AID on time 70 -: lie purchaser
noy6 " bSA,,v
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FALL CAMPAIGN OF 1868.
RusselPS Furniture DeDot,

,rr,t.I EANo ESIABLlSHED,
'4'flE subscriber would again remind his Old or.,.,
anu me people generally, that the DEPOT IL in I'm
WIN larger and better assortment Of every
Ear ni,r. W every article usually kept in Arss-csss
ne ssng out every day, not exactly at cost but =,
~; o nsGres ard repl-nishing with new articles es
IT, Ia "a rome Manufacture, as also OF Eastern WORK
NE has now on hand large and complete sssortm.nt
Sr raror Furniture Sofas, Gard and Centre rahI..
-No,s &c, at 20 than former n,is..
one Price Low Prices, and Cash Bu.iness iii an
3D. p ana is best Tor the buyer and the seller
GLASSES, Picture Frames, &c " H'0A'oS'
Looking Glass Plates, all six., alv.v. q, ,.
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DCY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS =.
ID !aE2o oRTOS's BOOK STORE
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Miseellaueeoruss..
EffEYaYY6C1M1fkf6ial Institute

ENHB Insttuton, situated the corner OF Paul and
Superior streets, has already commenced under the
most favorable auspices berng, as does, ninety
one students For this udus iay large patronage We
are most grateful and feel wiling to pledge our utmost
The course OF instruction this Institution 10 tho
rough and actical embracing full course OF rudy
preparaoryto every branch Of business in lfe and to
admission to any OF the classes In college.
The commercial course GUIDES single and double n
try book keeping, applied stock and partnership
books in wholesale and retail merchandising and
braces compound company commission, steamboating,
banking, commercial calculations, penmanship, and
much other useful Information usually taught in
best commercial colleges
The student graduating from this department will be
we'll qualified for the practical duties Of the counting
This term will close on Friday, July IS The first
term Of the second year will in September
next. --
ISAAC STONE. JR-, A. ~. ..
Principal and Instructor in the Anci.n. Languages and
Sciences. IN .isl.U ..... .....
l.. D. WHITE, nd. -r.
Principal IN Commercial Department, and Instructor in
Book feepinS and Pennaaship.
MRS JULIA A. b. STONE
Prnpsl Of III. Grammer Department, and Instrucre.s
il History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
MISS
Assistant and Instructres. in the Elem Branches
REV. Z. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Lam uage and Literature.
Miss NJ. NJ HOBERT,
Instruc r-ss in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
A scholarship in the High and Normal Department.
per annum Of forty weeks Observation-Disclosures 25
In Grammar Department, &C.,. .............. 20
In intermediate Department, .............. Is
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting,
extra
, Tuition by the term in advance
No efforts shall he wanting 10 enable every student
maSe the highest attain meats possible
I pupils Iap3Ol l. STONE, ia, PrtHc,D1E.
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I 1fFN Z 10 Kent IN The Public Square Enquire OF
y 1uh- &c PRESCOTT.
GREAT ATTRACTION
S. G. Earl e. SONIC

OOAN ..
hE subscribers take pleasure in being abb. to IN.
L nounce to the citizens Of Ottawa nna vcini,v that
they have received, at their stand their eso stock
Uoou', unect from the manufacturers. This is the
greu'e" opportunity ever offered the citizens. A
heir SOCK Is me largest in tho county, and selected
no" .he pest and mot extensive manufactures and
t1 n W america, comprising all grades aud STYLES
ron IM,er and DECORATIONS Parors and halls from
."s oahE to the Richest gold and velvet Alss
ana splendid collection of Window Shades, Ger.
n'Ie', HiHnihss, fixtures, &c, &c. Ia
~, ~ nnecuoh WIN the above they have the largest
~ . Asssr tment OF Oils, Paints, Vsrnishes and
IooiA, IN the market, all Of which will Be sold
~ 40" isf cash. aplo f.
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THE NATIONAL HorsE. > E

Also, very desirable property in the city Of Buffalo,
consisting OF two Lots and brick building, Heirn>r
Hdu," 60 feet 'front.' by 100 deep, 4 modern story
brick building covering the whole 'front.' northwest
corner of Batavia and Michigan streets the Other No.
- B.tsvi. IS by 100 with double brick
building making two narrow aud four stories
high. This property is situated that
paved and is all IN good repair, and under and II
not sold .oon Ill be offered exchange FOR Lands IN
Illinois. Iapl6l K TIfORSE
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WHAT branch of education do you have
chiefly in your school" :
A branch of birch, sir; the master has
used almost whole tree"
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country residence and Farm for SaIe
ihk subscriber ~h sell his residence, about nil.
below Ottawa the Illinois river with from sfx,y -
one hundred ana my Of land Purchaser. r,ay
dssirc '-'N'
The place Ia. a councillors House roo, y, =, co.,
trhs ac- young Orchard, about eighty acres uns,r
.hs prov" ara - every way very desirable location II,
- AT Al seasons easily accessible town BIZ an
Iel' road and can readily be divided make two or
more very pleasant residences
Also for sale, ~ of Land acro-. III. River hi
AL ni section i. that Hes South of ia. Iiiuoi. River
Apply 10 d. =. Cameron, a Glover L Coo.,. on. .,
o L. +. Sanger, Ottawa. lsep23l -
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PREMIUM CATTLE.
Take SNfi.r

Take Notice.
fSHE subscriber having purcha the Aaueluct Mills
d and the same being in frst-rate order for
CUSTOM OR MERCHANT WORK
Would be happy to have his numerous fri nds give him
call, where they will find Geo. Mann Jr always ready
TO attend to them, and give Custom Work despatch
GEO. MANN
p. s-Cash for Wheat, and all orders for Flour
promptly delivered. jan1-sr,
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CHANGE! CHANGE!
Change of Proprietors and
CHANGE OF PLACE.!
TH'HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock

G'f undersigned having purchased the entire stock
III OF 1850
EOOtS, Shoes. &C.. &c.
w tii!d Co. and having their place of bu
sihess TO The first room west Of Cusman True Co
Banning House, Main Street. and having lust received
new supply of the best quality every copcriy
able variety direct from the same manufacturers that
heretofore supplied Child & Co., consisting of
Mems Kip, Calf, and Thick Boots.
Boys and Youths Kip, Calf, and Thick Boots
Ladies Kid, Calf, Lace, and Congress Boots
Ladies' High H-eed Boots,
Misses and Ciidrens Boots and Shoes OF every nos
Die variety and description respectfully represent
That every pattern of shield for the foot
From dainty slipper 20 sturdy boot,
As well for those whom fashion beguiic.
As for those uni acsneycd in genteel wes
For those who - trip the fantastic toe-
And those who in cow-hide numbering GO
For native or foreign-born, waut-wit or Use
from the longest and biggest boot down to no SIZE
We keep and viii sell, II figures o light
Ihat all opposition must dwindie and blight
New and fresh arrivals according to demand.
Boots and Shoes made order, and r tpairinr done
promptly under the supervision Of the senior
whose long experience in Foot and Shoe making war.
rants HIM IN claiming TO be good judge OF Leather ma
nufacture and fits
Give US call first. AEIEI GROW
api6 A y crow
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Farming Lands for sale.
TINE undersigned has I, 500 acres Of choice unim-
Il prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
my7 GEO. AvRRY
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PHILIP GODEElEH;s
Family Grocery Store !!

Corner 0f .Wrin and Columbus sts, Ottrtrr
HE subscriber respectfully bers leave can The
] attention Of tie public to his Grcc-ry Establish
The Of Man and Columbus streets, near
the Fox River Er!gs lie keeps CONSTANTLY hand and
receive. weekly from ur South and hast supple. o.
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u. 8. EXPRESS t,E,NP.yY,

tNFITtI-, S.Jl.IFD.
vNlilS Company have unelua- facilities for the safe
L speedy, and reiiabi. transmission of Money NIer-
chandise, and Packages.
BILLS sent with Goods will be collected on delivery
and proceeds returned with promptRess
They also pay particular attention to the cONrcion
Of Notes, DCHfts and accounts. all conn
missions connected with the Express business.
The lines OF this Company extend entirely in part
through The following States and Territories New York
Ohio Indiana, Michigan, Illinois. Iowa, Missouri Kan
sas, and Nebraska.
Persons wishing goods from any point, BY leaving
their orders at the office, will have the good. turned by
first Express and delivered their door without any
charge for ordering or delivering.
Rates as low any responsible Express Comrany
Office in d. Walker q Co.'S Drug Store Mrtr6oolitnn
Block E. J. CRANDAIJ 4oen.
CIR. JOHNSON, Asst. .SuDt aurIi
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'aniiiy GroCerie. d Proyi>iOm>.

Embracing every article belonging hls lag trade
vth many others not Usually found ia similar establish
mcL.. a he buy. only sli Cash lie therefore sell
cheap any nercFl.; IN town IL respectfully IN
vit-- person. % give him call before Purchasing
wh-rr- He na- also large assortment of Tobacco and
C-lr- lie b--s return thank. FOR he kind and he-
raj patronage heretofore extended him .aictt.
continuance. Ianls. PHILIP GODFREY
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I~NiNPEbVFD 'ani- ia Il saiIe ftrin-s.o, c--,Ix
- "LLesIr' b!rean and Chafapsgn Cs-at.ss, Ia ms
state AVID in :te Counties Black sA firy c.
Gord"' Iowa Polk fCwesheicE. and Greene. IL LIZA.
ALSO improved arms "a De k.Ib AMI la Salt. C1un.
nes an improved - ore mile sar!yie for a. a.
r-t an improves 100 acres. four miles Of OTTAWA
will Re sold IN wl.o'r or part.
Also, several H"usr, sad Lots in OTTAWA; Lot. in
Green Addition, and other parts Of the CITY all Of
"sch will he sold TO su the Zines Term. Of - ya,,
VI pc Io-ld rh.y I'rh6I JOHN 2 ANTHONY
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&. Iz=gFsACgI.
Silk. WOOllaO and Fopou n-o,

SILK, Wool1en, and Fancy Dyer,
Nossdchc's Block, south site 81 Main ST. OttnT,, U
LII OF the following articles Owed Cleaned 10 look
"A equal to new: Silks Sa,ins, velvets Crapes
ShaWis Merinoes, Baize Bombazines, Alpaccas De
LANES, Ribbons, Feathers, Window Curtains, Hose &c
Hair, Chip Straw or other Bonnets or Hats Owed to
any M"oe or fdtte,n Brocha, Grape end Emhroder-
ell Shawls beautifully cleaned dyed. White sj,awis
witt Embroidery in colors have white ground dyeJ
and the coors preserved in their origSal state.
Gsntemen's Clothes cleaned and repaired in A .up.ri
or manner.
Carpet cleaning done at the shortest notice aps
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A PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT


K&- Il NH E ED "
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
NAL A RIA;
Particularly Fever and Ague.
HlLLS and Fever, and all diseases arising from that
~ condition OF the Liver so universally produced BY
the malaria and OF the West. Such diseased
torpid liver, enlargement Of the spleen Ague Cake in
the side, Bilious, lntermting, Remtent Fevers aud
indeed all diseases arising from bilious condition of
the system Its ingredients are all vegetable per-
feciy harmless in their effects and perfectly certain to
cure. Reader, If you desire I. save money and tme
and get health take at once instead OF those
things which only paliate while they do cure.
,,r,s,, moline, Ill, Feb. 10, 1887.
hgue baisam superior to anv remedy in market, for
the permanent cure OF all maarious diseases We
eneeruly recommend it as worthy that great IL
mas Wherever sold and used.
Very Truly Yours, RICHARDS THOMAS
To the sufferers Of chills fever and ague cheerfuiy
submit the following Having observed closely the ef.
ects OF Dr. Manns Ague Balsam in this vicinity for the
past three years, am well pleased with its remedial
virtues as an antidote to malaria. have frequently
From my intimate knowledge o: this compound, re-
commend i. as safe, prompt and Efficient. a
Gallon, O.. April ], 1858. n. 4. HACKEDoM, N. d.
BIrrroS IND, May l., 1858.
MEssRs. s. X. MANN 4 CO-Gents: Having sold
Basam for the three years TO scores Of
persons ir this vicinity, and closely observing its eff
frcts We do not hesitate saying believe it the best
remedy sold in Indiana, and will ef.cually
Truly Yours. PiiILLIMAN KEARNs, Druggists.
LoGASsPoEr, 1Sp, Sept ID, 1886.
DR. MANN Please send me one-haf gross more Of
your Ague Balsam Immediately. 1t is great demand
and may be truly styled the King OF Fever nd Ague.
1.LfTLE, Physician and Druggist.
LEoxIpAs, MICHIGAN, June IS 1858.
MEsSRS. s. X. MANN CO., Gallon Oho-Ceyi..
have to say that have for month. been com.
'ietely Frustrated by chls, fever ague md "a
large family who dependent upon INV labor
or their existence, have vain ali the asue re-
zone cure until used your ague baIssm have n.yrr
OF haa particle Of fever since the first Dose but
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E0c &;liG :.

For safe.
100 LOTS in SaEgrr's Addition to Ottawa. ard 30
wv Lots IN Old Town and states Addition to Oita-
"a, for sale cheap laug~ J.. p SANGER.
T'HREE Houses and Lots to rent.
1 au>- l.. SANGER.
T. EVEN improved farm. for sale.
- augo l. p SANGER