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Real estate.

Desirable Farm for sale,
OF 120 prairie and 20 acres OF timber, all in
~ Brookfelda comfortable house and ll5 acres
under the plough, for sale very cheap" Possession
given immediately. Taug6l L. TUORNE-
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(.ry A=r.o.Eiy Enr ~nr..

NJ L Z, all D.. th- most -o4s~I.-r.; places ~ .-o
f0r those wishing ,HAIai4e ile lauI
Brlcer jay ,, 1873. WILLIAM STRAWN.
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SPEEDY and radical cure for DEAFNESS, PAINS,
n NOISES, and DISCHARGES FROM THE EARS
THIS celebrated remedy has been about ten
and hundreds afflicted with deafness, deemed incura-
bic, have had their hearing promptly and permanently
1t is compound of four different oils, one OF
which obtained from a certain kind OF walnut IL
diSsoiyes the Hard Wax in the supplies 1t when II
deficient, action the torpid auditory nerves
seldom fails effect perfect cure when the Ear 10
perfect IL s rich boon to the ahct-
ed as hundreds have testified Buy it, use 1t, and be
cured Sole Agent for Ottawa,
iaarI2-Iy :. C. EAEL . cOS.
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Hiss FRANC COCs.yELL


AXES pleasure in announcing the citizens of OF
tawa and vicinity, that she is now prepared to give
instruction the Piano Forte aEd Guitar, and after the
first OF July, will give instructions the Harp.
Residence at her fathers, Clinton Street, the
Foundry.
Applications for scholarship may be made to her in
person, or through tie Post Office.
REFERENCES:
Sienor Pierre Beetti, Springfield, Mass.
Mad Mehette Blanchard,
Mrs. Emile Harvard.
Geo. n. W. light Oswego, n. Y.
Capt. JAS jenkins,
N X. Gould, Chicago III.
Str Mary. of st. Elizabeth No e Dame. Ind. ny21
NOTO ORTOV'S BOOK S7ORE for School Books,
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Which shall offer for sale at public vendue. at the
door of the Court House in Ottawa in said County ana
State aforesaid the lOh day OF October, A D. 1872
the OF nine o'clock II. and sunset Of
said day cash in hand TO satisfy sal! assessment
and all of the costs thereon. FRANCIS WARNER.
sep2i .SieriTo Of Ia Sale tOgSty.
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CardinS and Spinning
viii be done in lots of 30 lbs and upwards. Mt IL
Custom Carding into Roils

VIII be done at six per pound Their machine,
will be clothed with the best of Cards. and With
experienced Carder, they expect to have good oL
done. Wool will be taken from the Depot at Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length of TIM TO- a.
ing the work. which may be Tin strong sbertsS from
almost any part Of the state at trifiing expense
Wool intended Tor exchange for any the above Kind
of Goods accompanied by the proper order NAV h. =.
by Railroad to Ottawa, and the goods will be- put up and
sent with promptness, according to order ~ -"
We would also say, that we have got our No. r.
and FIGURING Mill in operation, and persons wishing a
have their grinding done on short notice. as We have
plenty 81 water at all times. [my17l J. D. GREEN
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EsearIms & MOVING Macbines

SEtHE old favorite Reapng and Moving Machine &c H.
L Green's Patent," will continue be manufactured
by the undersigned. All orders solicited as early as
possible, as only limited number will be
the present year.
am also manufacturing Sugar Mill, which will be
ready for inspection in short time, and which in
wife tie attention of those interested
Also, Horse Powers, from to warran ted equal to
any in Tjan15l VIM. COGSWELL
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY!

gfY j. II. WHEELER.
gIIE undersigned would pectiully in ioru the inha
l. bitanis OF Ottawa and vicinity that he l. no"
prepared furnish the choicest variety OF
such Butter, Soda Lemon, Boston, Oyster Antt
a. d Water Biscuit Also Bread Cakes, Brown btea''
Pies, &c, &c. in good variety. Coniecuon1' ~ %
choicest selection, constantly on hand All MINUS %
Fancy and Wedi ng Cake made to orcer-
s.,;,g u, w,roD for the convenience and accommoda-
ton Of his customers ami the public genera nov
able furnish anything in Their iihH 10 ,I'. III III
,ira Tbos, wishing the New York wagon TO eau H'iif
will please send their orders to the " u BAKERY OF 10
the Post Office ,,p,, .,r
.or VS., ON Thonpson's store, Main Street sehd III
~our ord RS and they will receive prompt attention.
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OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop.

rOT0 ORTON'S BOOK STORE for School Books,
VI Stationery, nice Books for Children jan29
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= virtue o. precegl issued 0I Tie lith lay Of Ju-
p iy. d. ..53, -I'a Judgement rendered 10 Tie
ta-u;y Co-rt ,t la sale County and state Of In0.-
ia favor @. the Clty o. U.taw-- au! against tie !ygw
I-s described Lst-. situated % tt= Original Isau tEoT
c.. OF Ottawa tHr having been assessed e.
g.Tullg- s; abe ordinances o. -ai t.fE u. ottawa,
car--rI.u. ass-.sr-afs for curling AID paving the
-tr,s AL. CrF-rg Main street, from ;te sa--g1i 70
The Fox River bridge, Which T-ta-s due ana unpaid
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BUSINESS CARDS.
EASsEkN
Carriage Repository.

yENHE Aivord Carriage Manufacturing
o@HG> l. Company ,riU continue the sale q
G9Z, their Carriages, at their old stand on
70 y Main street, Ottawa, Illinois, where they
have receiving from their ntcngfdct0rs
in Connecticut, good assortment of Rockaways Slide
Seats. Top and Open BnrGics, with Elliptic Springs and
Concord style Light Spring Wagons, with two seats 6c
all rarrdnted which selling at ioac prices.
iulls-6u* II. ". JONES, Agent.
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4 STOCK OF PATTERNS.

Unequdlted 6y dny Stop an tie Vest.
All old patterns for iarvesters, Tnreshng Machines
and Horse Powers also for Mills and Engines on hand
All work done on shsrt notice and at rea sonable
prices. Ijan15l WM COGSWELL
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS,

ltisa fact that. nj some period every u,.,n.
her OF the human family is subject 10 disease
nr disturbance OF the bodily finctions. hut |
with Tho Aid of good tonic and the az erc;so M
rlain common sense, they NAV he allie so tol
regulate ihc sys,em .s IA securo ner,n.uan,
health. In order TO accomplish this desired
object, the true course to pursue js certainly
that which viii produce a nninr,, siaio Cf
things Al the Iess, hazard Of Vital s,rens,h and
llife. For this nurposc. Dr. Hns,e,,er has in.
troduced 10 this country a nran.ra,ion h.ar.
ing his name which is n4, nav moIcime "p~, hn,
ono thai has been tried for yoars' giyiny s,',is.
faction to all Who have used H. The li,icr.
operate poworfully upon the stomach. bowels
and liver, restoring them 10 a healtbv and
vigorous action, and thus, by the simnle nr". s
cess Of strcngtbening nature. enable tbe srs
TEN IN triumph over disease.
For the cure OF Dyspepsa. Indires,ion. Nan.
sea, Flatulcncy. Loss of Appctite. or anr Ri.
! ions Cnmpl,ints arising from a morbid inac,
ion Of the S,omach or Bowels. nrodnciny
lCramp,. Dysenterr. Collie. Cbolora Mnrhms
40. these I,itters have no eonai.
Dinrrhpa. Dysentery or fIuy M ,a,.rau,
contracted bv nav seitiers and c.nsed ,r,nni
nsilv nv the change of wa,ar ard Jis, ,,,,i n.
lspeediIy Regulated bv hrief usc OF his nra
lparstion. Dyspepsin. a disease which ,s pro
! ibxbIy more nrsynlent. in nil its y,rinus ,orm,
than any other. and tho canse M which na !,
ALWAYS be Attributed to derangsmsn,. y, " IN.
,dIges,iye organs. can he cnred ui,hnn, G,,, h,
using HOSTETTERS STOMACH DiTTEIsS \,
nor directions on the bottle. For this disease
every Physician Will recommend B,tier. n,
some kind: then why not usc AN article Known
10 be iniaI,bief All nations have their I,itters
AZ nreyentiye Of disease md s,reng,banar .,
The system in general; and among them ali III
there ia not 10 he found more healthy neonla
than tho Germans. from whom iii, nyran.r.
tion emanated, based upon scientlne sIneri.
ments which have e nsed to prove tho value ri
tn,s Hea preparation In the scale of medical
Frvrr .sp rhistrr,nv and r,oror,rv
disease, which nses II, relentless grasp on the
body Of man, reducing him to I. mere shadow
ma n,.i,r us n. sno ,cnuor,ns nun hyscsil!
body by the use Of HOsTETTER'S RESOwS
I'd B!ITERs. Further, none or the above.
''oSsS .,',,.,,o.s 10 pac.cu' p,', even IN eS'
directions. And an thoy neither c,sai .a 10 lv'
soa nor offend The palate. aud re,,,Ior ,mncros
sary any change or diet or in,orrun,,on ~ n,
binary pursuits, but promote sound sleep and
speedily AZ is consistent with the production
(" thorouSh ana permanent cure.
tor rsr,o"s , IN n,e aaranesd Ysar,, who are SUI
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ECONOMY OF THE Posr- OFFICE DE-
PARrxESr.-The Saturday mail from
Findlay to Defiance has been discon
tinued, BY the department at Wash
iugtoa. The last Democratic Con.
gress having failed to make appro.
priatioDs to NIT the curreut ex
penses Of the department, it is now
found necessary TO lop off very de-
sirable mail facilities to save the
whole establishment from bankrupt.
cy. The people who are thus made
to suffer, can have realizing seasc
Of tho efficiency OF Democratic
Administration.
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Sr. LOUIS, July ia special
dispatch to the Democrat says that
the Nebraska Delegates to the Kan.
sas Constitutional Con vontion were
admitted to-day, with the privilege
OF speaking. making motions and
questions connected with their mis-
sion.
A petition from the New England
Enigrant Aid Society. asking in.
demnity for the destruction OF the
Free State Hotel, at Lawrence, was
referred.
The Nebraska Delegates presented
II memorial, praying the Convention
to take measures toe xtend the North
ern boundaries of Kansas to Nebras-
ka river. Referred to special com.
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COMMON SENSE rules the mass Of the peo.
Pile, whatever the mlsnamed and misanlhrope
philosophers may say 10 the contrary. Show
them good thing; let its merits be clearly
demonstrated, and they will not hesitate TO
give il their most cordial patronage. The
masses have already ratified the judgmen, of
a rhysician concerning the virtues Of Hos
LETTERS BlTTERS, as may be seen in
the inmense quantities of this medicine that
are annually sold in every section OF the
land. II is now recognized as greatly su-
perior TO all otdet remedies yet devised for
disease OF the digestive organs. such as Di-
arrhoes. DyseutetY. Dyspepsia. aad for the
various Fevets that atise from disraagement
Of those portions Of the system. Hostetter's s
name is rapidly becoming q household word,
from Maine 20 Texas. from the shores of the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the article and
be satisfied.
Sold by Druggists aud dealers generally,
everywhere.
UJ- See advertisement in another column.
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"CosfAns" Extermlnstors are Invaluable
remedies for clearing houses OF all soyts Of yer
| min. With ali confidence we recommend thom.
-tNev Ysrk Daily Slate Rssisfer.
"CosrAp's" remedies for all domestic posts.
such as Rats, Rosehes, Bedbugs, Ants, Fieas.
&c.. are invaluable; we can speak from actual
! knowledge OF their merits. DRue0IsTs and
DsALERs should send their orders early. IL the,
would secure trade in them. Netc Yorl
Journal.
~ shall write something about your Extor
minators, as l can do so with propriety. They
vermin.-tEditor banner, Fsyette, Missouri.
"Death OF all ver,nia.~
A srRISa approaches,
AnTs and RnAcHks,
From their holes cnino out,
And MICE and RArs,
In spite OF Cats,
0aily skip about.
Bsnpu0s bite
You, In the night,
AZ on the bed you siumber,
While INSECTS crawl
Thro' chamber and hall.
In squads without number.
1T IS CERTAINLY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty Rats, Reaches. Nice, Molcs.
Ground Nice, Bedbugs. Ants. Moths, Musaui.
toos, Fleas. Insects on Animals--in short, cv
cry species OF vermin, are gttorly destroyed
and exterminated by
.sCostsr's" Rat, Roach, &c., Extcrn,ina ator,
"Costar's" Be,lbug Extrrrninatort
"Costnr's~ Electric Powder, Sor Insects;
Supplied direct by mail to any address In the
United States, AS follows:
On receipt OF sl,oo, box OF the RAT, Roach,
TO-. EXTRACT:
On receipt of $500. a box each ct the RAT.
ROACH, &c. EXTRACT, ank ELscTIuc POWDER
lsent postage paid,) sufficient to destroy the
Vermln on any premises.
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and D.sur,,sn; and -ili cure COWS .! syius sionpI
.J COW. s: S.s
s;,srsS ,hn, they e. s.SscT to any hinf 49,.
.ss.. % Sc hnssnsss Win ,Ss sss.roa that :s.ss.
. From WEALTHY Fdrmer afSsaeca Co.. 0Aie.
S ycsS and s,:r h ,s 4
ys.ss Be .SSd Ss Ss S a. a. ''f Us is ssT:S =
::sfS ::s S II %: ssas.s sss ds:
MI jaime, W.rS. * a:si:y AZ is sSs.ss, ",a.Is sao:E
SsSn cc.S S .s: s.s:i s
q and he es% s e. ssS
Saain,ea vas soTs time ,nes q, p: v ~ tysiha =
ss.: ses"'; 6 sss.t ?. sss'. sa% afs s
z ~. ihsr :. Jsfa; cSnaIIiSs sGss.. U A sshs 8
his hoTsss wus thsn psrfeetiy we'll b
Hollow Horn, Ete.-I h.v. used D. J.hp,. ceoa.
.n rc.ss s,.,. yss,; ~ so,sss ard e,s. ,Ss n.
sS.@ 10, SssH ;sr ss,. ssSips re
nd ss s.a % ,$ s. ~ ;oss ssI e @
a,fT ,rua ,ns% % to S S:-s
'N2n :sss,ss eaIs .ii made asr ssf NV soc &
Bloody Milk, Ete-Nr Jane. croetsss Oar
Sni0 Ssa :sa s.,. i Sa !. Jotr ec csaio" icva:s s
is.,.::s .i.:a y: sssss ss.: go T .s @
lsa, "a e. pnrsin. ,hsir hsss .ss i.Iy,ssi.s s'S
Soody mix. cure s.s 500 .Sscisd With lhsss kE
'Se- From rs.id-~i q Paa.sd<yita "a. ~
s:Sa Es:S .sa :s !: sss x' q IL I'd a:. .'
wa. worss sAan 1 have ever kns.S haIsn hsIna z
s.,isTs ssT.s :"y; NJ .sss
fIsss: :rs ses: sSif f.!j 'oif ';oHs
bER4 ard Iays him, fhsy 5000 s1.sssa AasssNs
You'd n s ssnasnd M & o,hsrs . DO = s.ss s.ds .
,ss sfiSii sf iSSSiis &: g. a.sSsS .asSi ':sss
ono no. .ss, !. SsIs u. sss.'S SsS. s;s sss :
ss.: ::s s. sssss ss & ss ~ s,.
that as.s ~ horsss have nSysr nanssSd yM dise
sss ss s.A ss ss;s % = ~ 2, sS;:i:
:ssssfI's:s g s.s s:, ~ -: soE6IafiSk EaaSk SVStS =
". VILLAS. H,nss. ,.Sssn. pe.s,s,s 90
ssa ss. ~ W. :.ss Iva n b =, - ;ss:s: =.
X s;s 81 s:as.,S.: p:,4 ...!s. "a Jss3 ke
sss ! ~: ~ * 4: e. g: =;
8: s: !: 4. s:sss ~ Sstx
xs e =. 8: Sc - s:s. ss:s 8 - - -
'EEs / ss::::s 81: g. :..s - s'sE'.ae. =!
A~As0 '0r'"Oy isRAh.; S fs.SX,s Sa,;ty sco
! FIsplAv. Ohio. Nov. ". isss.--iivss
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KEsSyDr's MtpIcAL DiscovrRr.- Il should
ever be the duty oi on Editor to lay before
his readers anything coming under his Oh.
scryn,lon that would be OF int-res, or bene-
6t to them. Impressed with this idea. we
wish to Introduce to the perusers Of our pa
p r, Kennedy's Medical Discovery. We
know 1t is like Introducing familiar friend,
for thus remedy for twelve years has ever
been in our midst. Yet still there my I've
some who have never avslled themselves OF
its superior powers Of healing. To you who
are suffering from Scrofula, Ulcers. Canker,
and humors OF every kind, we wou Id say,
delay not, but Try the greatest remedy that
a kind providence has ever vouchsafcd to
make known 10 man.
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New YoRK, July 10. The 7J,.
6"ne says: We are credibly informed
from various sources that the Hon.
Daniel E. Sickles has become entire.
ly reconciled with his wife, and is
now living with her in marital re.
lations as before the death OF the
late Philip Barton Key. We are
also assured that in taking this re.
step Mr.. Sickles has alien.
ated bimeelf from most, IL not all Of
those personal friends who devotedly
adhered to him during his recent i'm.
prisonment and trial.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutraizes this tnalssious poison IN The
blood, and stimulates the liver to cxpel Il lo,i,
the body. As II should, 20 1t doc, cure this sf.
hictivc disorder with perfect certainty. And n
docs more, or rather docs what Il Of NON ar.
vice TO thosc subject 10 this Infection. II taktu
~ season cxPcls II from the systcm ~ is n -.
brl, and thus keeps those who use Il ffec fsuin
~ attacks; keeps tho system IN hcaith alfhoueh
exposed TO the disease. Consequently Il not oujy
cnrcs, but protects from. the great variety u m.
iections which are induced by thls ni3lIgnaht
influence, snch ns Remittcnt Fever, Chill Fever
Dumb, or Masked Aguc, Periodical Hendricks.
or Billion. Headache, Bilious Fcvcrs, Ncaratdlh,
rheumatism. Gout. Kindness, Toothaciss~ Esr.
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palptaiioas, Puinftl A..
fcctons OF the Spleen, liysterics Collie Puriysip.
and Painful Affections OF the Stomach and nov.
cls, all OF which, when arising from this cause,
WIN be found TO assume morc or lcss the intcrmit-
tent type. This "AoU. CuRg" removes ti,e cnu.s
OF these arrangements, and cures the disease
This II accomplishcs by stimulating the excrp-
tories TO expel the virus from the systcm; ani
these organs by degrees become habitc. 70 do TN,
their Office OF their own accord. Hence nris,,
what we term ocrlimoton. Time may accompii I,
the same end, but oftcn life s not long enour rh. or
Is sacrificed in the attempt, while this "AcuE
CURE" does II at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this Is q surrr a. well Is
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which arc caused by the miasmatic infection.
than any other which has been discovered; and
II his still another important advantage TO tho
public, which Is, that 1t Is cheap ns well ns good
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15

COLLECTION OF STocK. We learn
that Of come ten thousand dollars
stock OF the Fremont e. Indiana
Railroad, put in the hands OF collect
ors. who have been canvassing the
county, for the past few weeks, some
seven thousand have been settled in
the form Of obligations payable on
sight, and in money. Some Of these
obligations have already been cash.
cd, and very commendable spirit is
manifested to meet the claims Of the
road.
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Tever. and Eeue

from wifca Nzuxkisut sufleg eesrs Egllx yns4Ssf
the globc, is the consyQtenccOf Jifcased Ntto
IN =, the system, inducsI ~ &c goi;epcus r,Ifs.
Of Vegetable decay. THIS cxbainffpsk fs.sy<Iysi
ny the action Of solar heat on wet SON. 6nfr rsisrs
with the watery vapor from ID. ,swhjit Tie ~, II
below tho horizon this vapor iingcR pScy.st,a
earthS sssffhoe, tat ~ vfuv -th- talN6 VIM h,
through the lungs Snte tho blood. Thtro il ntt. .
rs an irritating psssca ON tho infernai viscers
and cxcrcting organs pf tho body. The ttycr BE-
comes torpid and f.ils 70 secrcss sol ouly Ms
virus, but Also the bI1e from a. It60Dds u0ah
the virus And the bile ascap1isfo y Do civrnls.-
lion, and pfoslucc tlsienf co tItufiounI tisoripr
The spleen, the kldueys, An4 thu sfomxch M.
pathiie with fise htsf, and bcrorss Itesdsst,l
also. Finally, the instinct Of our otfu1Sn. n
10 In an aftempt 10 cxpci shg noxioas inNonksN.
concentrates tho whole blood Of the bo1y - a.
Internal excretoriss 70 force thou - ea5s y s0E
The blood leaves the surfnco, and ruSfIcs 10 dI,
central organs with congeytive yiolence. TIKI u
the CaILL. but in this ciort Il fans. The tjrs
fkvLR follows, In which tho blood tcavtS Ne
central organs and rushes to the surface. asa
In another effort to cxpcl the irritating pu6ssn
through the other great excrctory - TIC skln. IL
this nIso u falls, and the system abaudOns the af-
tempt exhausted, and waits for the rccoycry of
strength to repeat the hopeless cfYort another day
These are tho fits ~ paIuxysms Of fRvEn AED
AopE. Such constitutional disorder viii of
course undermine fhs health if II is not rvsnovai
We have laborcd to nnd, and have fouud. An
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GAMDLINo.-We learn that "new
and improved facilities" for Gam
bling, are introduced into Findlay,
by which our youth arc to receive
additional lessons to hasten them
still more rapidly on the downward
course. II our Grand Jurics cannot
reach these dens Of pollution, and do
their part faithfully in securing the
conviction in our Courts, OF their
keepers, then are Grand Juries and
Courts Of Justice a failure, and pa
rents who wish to cave their son-
from fate orse than death. should
take the law in their own hands
and drive such fellows from comm
nifty, as are engaged iu keeping such
establishments.
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RAILROAD AccIuENrs.--0f late, railroad
accidents have become so frequent, that no
man should start on a journey without cal.
culating the chances, or making provision
for braken limbs. dislecsted ioiats, or al
the least, bruises and contusions. A good
preparation would be.--as dictated BY com.
mon prudence,--a small package oflint, n
few strips Of isinglass plaster, and a bottle
Of Bs ,ou's ARcrIc LisiArsr. For the want
Of the latter article on such an occasion,
many man has gone for months with an
aching limb or Joint, or with his face dis.
figured by unsightly bruises. This inval-
uable Liniment is, we believe, for sale by
Druggists generally.
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@ NLE OF REAL ESTATE uY ORDER
~ OF Soonr.--On the 18Th day ui August.
iN,9, ut one o'clock p. m, ON the premises, Mt
the late residence ni Simon N. Mansfield, dc.
ceased. III Delaware township, Hancock cour.
", ohio; will be sold 10 the highest bidder. the
lowing real estate. rs tho property OF Simon
uf the East half Of tho South. East quarter o.
section nineteen In township two, south of
range twelve, containing forty acres more or
less. free from incumbrance. the said widow
having by petition elected To take her reason.
able dover IN money out OF the proceeds ot the
sale, instead OF land By notes and bonds.
Appraised Al $1,000.
TskAS-One third Of the purchase money in
hand on the day Of sale, and the residue In one
and Two years. with interest from day Of sao,-
10 be secured by mortgage on said premises.
SAMUEL. II. PHILLIPS, Administrator.
ONEAL X BLacxsoRp, -iitorneys.
July 7, lS59-fit
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DR.: Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick, no matter what organ is af-
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the food and sustenance Of every organ, is
full or corruption! My Scandinavian Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier, break up the source
Of disease in the fluids of the body. They
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Hence their quick and complete cures in
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mors, Nervousness, Kidney Complaints. De-
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These remedies are astonishing the " hole
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Hor WEArnER.-During the past
wetk, the weather has been excess
lively hot, the thermometer ranging
from ninety-six to one hundred de-
grses In tho shade. Tie luxury Of
= cool, bracing shade, never was
more highly relished. A good rain
to refresh corn and potatoes, would
be very grateful at present.
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BIoLIcK WHEAT.--Mr. A. Leonard
Of Biglick township, left at our Office,
last week, fine specimen Of his enc.
cess in the cultivation of wheat. II
what we have seen from that section,
at different times, is fairexhibition
of the grain growing capacity q
Biglick, the enterprising citizens Of
that township, have no need to dreat
q famine. ..
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lsprAx I'HrumAH. Our readers
will hnd an advertisement from DR..
Jsckson, the Indian Physician, 10
another column. It will DO seen that
he will be in FindIay, on the thir.
tieth and thirty. first of this month.