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'sSEtS O. 81 T. n sss a Fa q SONS
E2ENGH
SitSM SECURING AND DYEIMG ESTABLISHMENT ,
| no, 6& NORTH EUCASy STREET,
| BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND Savanna
MI Wiil th0r9nghg clean all kinds OF LADIES AND GILL
GESFLEIE5 c5T se PaSFs H' Hf H3r O. WOOL T49
g. SaTsot to be T; ~ the natural gloss
| The The q, mtt12S pI9c:q9iitg guaranteed.
GEtSSsTAEmENS CLoTBISG repaired req aasssd
FLOUR.-
Choice brands Family, Extra and Super FLOUR in
''oFs and tor sale by ! /, WEBB BRO, ;"
- - 5oSo lbs Prime Western Bacon SIDES receiving and
1t corner Pratt AMI nj Con nnS B 5iss.i.
= n. ". Thomas L Co.'S and VIE. Clifford Heg,s F.mi
~ "usaFcufed LIAM Just re9eiyedi for sale BY
1t corner Pratt and Commerce s Streets.
H. G. LIND,
55S 4s ,or, AEGEtIT ~ AND sgPERIHrEHDB
NV ErtIanoe m FsretSa"'
g-xxREEN & YOE, ''A-'" 8 100
DEALERS N 'Siaf5 GiSE F e 1s"''F o. 'e'''
AND FIRE yAgity a,,S MLRNEs hieooits,
tsi'.'i 80 IS I,atTI."aSi 4gR.s = se,,
TS'HG H01NT VERNON U0XPAaY, taveg+
~'' f&Fi :}5'i F5.: pP&@ 8gSs
n"az. ~" ~@UTH 2sErEz.
.eeg-. - :, e : $500 = - 81.
DUILDIEG HARDWARE.
~ The attention Of CARPENTERS and RIJ,IDEgsi
fa R SGs olRssf n iR4 ss s afeFs4 ,3
S Sissti :. ] E EEVBE& I S6A,Es5'H, 'i'
WINDOW sASHB8,
Thoroqghly ssssonsd well made ana Il pics 70 suit
tah15.tiy .1ws,t Pa Pratt et atrsst
RONE DUST-W arranted pure, and the heat
- article in the market Dealers supplied at ranuflcn
me price Is reduced to suit tho times For sale
szl-o No Spears wharf
RAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPH ATE
JiD n equal to any fertilizer in the market
,o,y+, GEO DUGDALE.
-. No. Spears wharf
IROUND BONE-The handsomest article in
low r i narkS5, Of uniform quality, finely ground and at
a2Itf NJ TTfo' sDgGIAhE,
1T ANS, LARD AND PORK.
Bacon ss ana erce si ad sH 65 80 easbs
.oo,r j. j. FOLEY e BRO,
u 2. EVANS,
e. CONFESSION. MERCHANT,
FLOUR GRAIN f gTASS sTS 81 RogEs AND SUPER
" 0' h aa5es di Depot oBBa aso sa 81 and Ohio
y A.. References IN BaItimore:
VI, sio;' "A ~"'' CafsG1J Zimmerman L
iHS5ta 'oiiss' John ", Zimmerman
Az HEAT W Il | KEY--A few bhIs Vow
v ehoiooiust received and for sale by
os,A GREEN & YOE
80 SS "
SALT.-St. Ubes and Turks Island in Store
SMITHS @Sarf lois 10 suit By JOHN WILLIAMS SON. %
49, "--I.
~ lCE.-40 tierces Carolina Rice, in store and
AZ for sale by CAPRON & CO., Wood street Boxiy,s
a2S If
HLARET.- Pontet .Canet, Pchon
nd for sale by Won K APFE g a p iFN 'yi'e'
~ YIN No. % German street
STTHITE BEANS
w iO0 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE BEANS
~ 4UU BUSHELS BLACK EYED PEAS.
TOT SAFE ny p. HAICOM & CO., i
leZ.-3T Wood street. Bowlv's wharf |
y 10 W-OA SES
y or EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
Sshatseusso, and assortment always en- hand,
and saIa :
john sAYkR,
&kssN - &uOtaELAE's ALLEY ]
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE, WAToura
William Dxons, London, and Jules Jrrgensen's Cona,
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL, WATru
CLARK's BALTIMORE WATCHES the best Time.Kean
era, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner Of Calver
and Water streets Importer of Fine Watches Jewelry Gold
Chains, Silver and Piated-Ware IecouItres Swiss os
and strops, Gold, Silver and Steel specacss to sui =,
ages New goods now in store, Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER Sta,
0aitmors auI6A
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nIER.
aged IS years.
His relatives and friends invited attend the fune-
raj from his late residence. at half past zen ocG IN
(Sa urGa, morning.
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GGMCgtiGu,

MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE
IL EHAITTSBURG, FREDER}rL' oo an
~ r9SSS Of thiS institution will be RESI- ItB on
f"r further particulars aPpl. to the President
422 81 JOIN Mc0AFFREY, Il. y
QUEENSTOWN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The exercises Of this Institution will he resumed on
store of Whitney Gushing, Howard street or address ooA
a2o-eolws MICS T. T. n pri RS,
HOPIES OF THE LONDON TIMES, contain
- ing the LETTERS Of wM. Il. RUSSELL. Che Tines
seen on file at ! PbRKEP'S " ~
4-0-eo2t- No North Lihertv street.
I IGHT STREET INSTITUTE,
- NO IL LTGTT STREET.
-. Q. MORGAN. 4. NJ. 4 r-----.
4. ii. HARTMAN, A. w. PRINCIPALS.
duties OF this School will be resumed on MONDAY
- Der, "a alI-Mon, wed Fsid
MT. VERNON INSTlTUTE-ENGLTS
FOR Young LADIES, 40. u ~ TEREOv iJJ'jI'%| F!'
nOH U RE y T. HI.-MES. MARY j. JONES Pri1r,oaI
3utiys o. tnS 2ihGp VIII De resumed the .iDN
h,deH ny an Efficient corps Of Professors and escers viii
~ ans 10 "ir t9oT"pgh instruction in ar branches or
pOi.s ana uSl1i education: Circulars can hc obtained
from Messls Castings Bailey. las y Natars MIL =
heaehtm, and from the Principal a2s wed, 3roh3w
GUU BERN LITERARY INSTITUTE
- SELECT B1AkDiNG AID DAY SCGcOI, FOR
hhNuNi, AIDES MIS-. GEoEGlE A. iluLSH MOLE T.,
PRINCIPAL Southwest Corner Sharp and Camden ~aa
WI d. re'onened on MONDA September "a s"r cr u
lars, address the Principal, "a shove. a2s.rt:.t-
~ hartford ACADEMY.
= MS OLD INSTITUTION .Ioca'ca in ReIqT Ma orr
ue most hetty places in the state, wiz tie oprnpd for
sc ActGemcal ear MONDAY, the I'd day o. Sectpn-
l The JacS far ciUc7iiaB in this School are
proved and "1aGg and grounds have been recently
E9r IA tier particulars relative 10 boardp and terms
apply TO the Prime. pal r. " NEWMAN for cI,rnlar
! apg6.rot2ls HARE. d. COUGH
|
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Of thE LYoN-SLAYER.-A st. Louis CORRESPONDENT
Sn ealntosh-whether an officer or nrivata haTa
streets on az. 10 ascertain-was borne about the
wise treated eSe shoulders his comrades and other
of his claim OF Ti,a distinguished honor on account
1eoeraes found on the field the ry"n me Con,
tail divided tbe horae and cutting off his name and
wore it as Gng glossy among them and
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PAT EMF
EI{0uExDEh S&Ass
SHlRi&!
SHIRTS!
SHlRrSl
r4GrECf FIT WARRANTED OF NO SALE
UnequaIled by.a1y.
NEW sTGLEs OF FRENCH RosoNa'
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FISE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
MEEINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS. TIE9, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALFE15F
HANDKERCHIEFS
W. ?. TOWL&2 & ERC..
PATENT sGOG.bER-SeAI SHIRT vAkjrFACT0RY,
Gas .ss.vssaoxa e;rest
Gl;ies Carroll 4an
SOLE AGENTS F0& JHo CLARA Jr. & 60 IS -
CSiS& COTTON. Also,
"AtE-T FLOOR SEATEs. a1ssr
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i~YPRlMARY MEETING IN TIE THIRD |
Na E nr;rsro piisTRiCT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY
59 an ami pi'e Of Bamore copRy opposed the ut
afternoon Thursday, 18Th Su S se tn ie " Cf,GKEY
wa, called to the Chair and j. G0TARD McHENRY APP
TIE ms'ins proceeded to ballot for five DELEGATES meet
egates from the oistos Of the Souny to eec: seven
delsg9e5 to the Convention he held Baltimore, Sept
Thd i%9%inE gsntlsmeg were elected F. 3 aTrens9n
Howard & Sihsy T. williamson Joseph Mitchell and J.
On motion the DELEGATES elect authorized to MI
'l II meeting The meeting then the; ad6urnfd
r YAARYLAND INSTITUTE
The l4T ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF TIE MARY
m 6tb & 1T will open for the reception Of goods on
evening Of the It'll Of OCTOBER ensuing open
There will be new features in the Exhibition this
g st %i continue the interest and attractions of for
fn M5Sehanc. Manufacturers and oilers respect
S SELBY, Acluary, at the Institute who viii! furnish
circulars and all necessary information, 10
z-st1- ch1.rm2m o. Gammiee
G1ITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
n$G@GZF "Efo GESS sfn a 1 the
names OF the Mayor and City Council the City Collector
rertty after tte first day o. october, by distTaint
also oSe o |GiSng to avail themselves Of me discount and
upon to make immediate payment
Pprtiuia attention called the arrears taxes
for back years, for as City shall be compelled
perty for sale. JOHH }. GRAVES,
RUTTER-FRESH EVERY DAY.
-, " are 5 daily in rectPt of GgshgG, Gades, Pennsy
in@ rs fEs {c e. cts PIP up as quality ELLc9TF
DURE BREAD!
This Bread is always un2fonin qu1y, keeping moist
Bread Il in,
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L. L. STILT2.
GALLERY OF PHOTO RAPHY,
So N. CHARLES STREET..
ie1l-u OPPOSITE 81. PAUT's CHURCH,
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Ganara p,rTgdberleksourg Herald states that
Of the late Caps tive Is son
of Culpeper, we believe, who remnnp pddon' formerly
to Jefferson county, Va. " ''AOSea IN early life
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A large stock OF STRICTLY PuRE-oLD RYE Wills
KlES from distiiIerS of high reputation
The Undersigned respectfully invites examination Of his
stock which he offers at low prices for cash in usnt
hes to suit buyers T.IoS. THOMPSON,
!etf'h % South Gay street
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BALTIMORE COAL COMPANIES COAL.


am receiving regularly Supplies OF th;s ceIe
hrated COAL, and enabled offer it to consumers at
very Low PRICES In Of the present unsi tiled state
q airs and the possibility Of shipments being cut Off
would of Coal lay in their sup.
plies at
IS Cumberland Coal is coming to this market
woulf recommend OF my Coal AS substitute for
se4ming and other shsll keep large supply con-
s.antly on my wharf
4. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
NO. 30 Second street
For the quality Of the Baltimore Companys Coal for
steamng purposes, respectfully refer to the following
parties:
hessrs. Dougherty, Woods Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel T. Pearce, Esq, agent Cromwes Line
Steamers A. l. Higgins, ESQ.,, Boston Line Steamers
MesJ;s. II. Abbott Son, Canton Rolling Mill
Murray Il Hazehurst, Vulcan Works;
Aud Steamboats, generally. jy3-f
To CONSUMERS OF COAL.-Havmg on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties of
HARD FREEBURNTaG Goals,
offer great Inducements consumers TO lay in their s-
pies for the winter. v. F. II. ONION,
| ale I'm corner Lombard ct and Central avenue
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RoogIHG RoorIHa II RoorIya IL!
ECONOMY. DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'%
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FEGT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
unFvRiiea by anything yet discovered for Roofing par5s,e
PsEPE0T FIRR FnooP,
PsEPKOTLY WArrg PReoY.
UvEouALLED ECONOMY
UNRIvaLLED GoR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO- EVERY CLIs.@R
Fer further Information address or call On
JAS. II JOHNSON,
Nc 2Jsrvis nni'inE, cnr, F"cih and baltimore -,s
SS"-H BsitiIIoFs.
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lpMARYLANn INsrITnTE

M - ENIiIBIIION---
me imn i4FH n ANIMAL, EXHIBITION OF. THE MARY
ASn INSTITUTE will open for the reception OF goods
IN sth dag OF September next, and 10 visitors the
Neun6 OF the tn OF OCTOBER ensuing, and continue open
dnere vii be some new features in the Exhibition this
mer Exhibitions ~ " -
Mcchancs, Manufacturers and others are most respect.
Ey Ted to make early application FOR space J.
. nEL6f AGtuary, at the Institute, who viii! furnish
clicuafs ana ali necessary information, or 10
o-s. T.. WHITMAN,
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and East India
CHIN &.

and East India
CHINA
,,,- I'm great variety
ld ousekeeEers and new hegnrers viii IRA il to tirr
advantage to call and eNamn" stoc, Wien 7autirg
ans OF the above description Of goods
CGETLAE 4 CO.
Nos ZIG and 25 RaiJininr street.
, between Charles AMI 81. Paul =tz,
Importers, Nanufsoura's ana Dealers in Hlrg,, pif
articles generally. 7-.itf"
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The following gentlemen have been appointed "a
aids de-camp to Major General Wool, commanding
at Fortress Monroe, the headquarters OF the de-
partment of Virginia:
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., and lie Grand b. Can
non, of New Y ork, each with the rank of Major;
and William Jay, of Bedford, N. Y, with the rank
of Captain.
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EEEs1's "Pu0sPno- pI.IyvTAy

~ DEALERS IN GUANGS or III EyrDg
OFFICE, Corn exchange RUUrIEg.
49, Corner South ant EI3ed Stgsois, l3sl..als..o
We are prepared heretofore, 10 furnish our y brcn
and Cst4bliSrG fertilizer 900 '''e'-
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h-i "H'ir-3ttA4io''I'r
Eo. l PERUVIAT GUANO.
FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT. by
oo,,-,. HENRY II. WARFIALD 1. CO.
e---,r loSpear's wharf
<rF STEAM FROM NEW YORK TO
the ste tTnsfip GREAT EASrFRN LaJirr r,16i1o5 h..
Contract With the British government. viii sail from
. rNew York for tiverpoo on
"a Z X ID Y, OGrO FER
RATES OF PASSAGE
IN hrs Catin $H5S5, according state ron 9c.or,rn-
aiiioG, AL other prlvie 'es being equal
In third cabin, from s35 to $50
SUITS OF first class apartment; for fam es r,,,, u, ON
gagged by special arrangement 10y SO "a"
me GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool on her ,e
turn trip Tuesday, Octoaer - '''' va ''S' re-
Fans OF the snip be seen and cnGagrr,as mod 70,
relsEt ana passage on application
JOHN Q. y. HERRING
~. =, .r Adams Express O.,
- l@t Bllilnore ST. baltimore. Nd.
{ oldest ESTABLISHED STAND
ANDREW Z. WARNER, 4' 'h1 "''f
Ne. 10 Noaga GAY 2Ygz.z
-. - ~ EUF'h CPUaEES o y
SILF Els y iIIA AND FIN GOLD JEWEIRY
YER PLATED wARa, IN
And FANCY ARTICLES GENERALITY
ssl store hesutiipl assortment StVlgg nd Pa
terms OF tCh eTelry and Silver suitable lar nrasst
embracing &Sret variety 0f Set and Plain Gold nG 81
t9g,at GSEbgns Coral, Pearl Lava Cameo Eruscan n
E,AR HlNGSE BRACELETS; FINGER RIEGS Get r -
t'iH:o22 Eubg Emerald, Pearl grci SC: Ladies' eli n
:iis55S fe3t ana Guard Chains; miniature LOCK FI5
n ii;aSies |U Hntt9ng srd Pins; Signe Chased nnd
StUDS Gold ard Jet Crosses; Jet rsceiats Pms 5 as
F!iii,:i itair JcFeiry Of t==4tifa aesiGns, &c. ~
90 ss2r 91en o. Best Quality Heavy Siiyg.
49, i-t'S, ice Pitchers, Gaze Basketa
zfol! utter ald Salt StSnds, CGsios. Candle cgg Psss
l5ssfL aAltyeG Spoons Ecrkg, f.aiigs' fiY
arTcs. ~ - wy i-'72 1disoIs
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49, lar mrg'ipu'7fedJ GtfANU"
The use NJ this Gu:nO for the Iasl sir rlls has f-
ahshri II 50 iavCrah!Y wiz! tie public tlal frrr.s
10 further sndatlon. IN usHrr lAr Ciirr-
@ Or ne times We have reduced our price lor he above
FINELY Crorvp
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Gpefiai n Offices.

HEHIx0 JAMES ADAiR success in his educational eff
fsrts hope his Improvement in DRAINING MACHINES
viii be justly appreciated His draining pillow received
the fret premium at the Illinois State Fair this fall,
four Others and from the certificates of than
dozen OF dsinterested persons in this county, who
have made and had made over eleven thousand rods
Of drsm with several machines, wei as from our
own personal know,elge the case. believe drain
Ing done with his machine, is WORTH perhaps, twice
much Is that done by any other machine.
Whstsver money may be realized from it, We are
persuaded, will be appropriated to good use.-Een-
doSky Observer dec22-6m
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Avesetable Syrup, as sovereign for the relief
and cure of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Whoopng Cough,
Hsarseness, Bronchitis, Consumption, Sore Throat
Dipthera, Neuralgia, and Pain in the Breast. 1t
cough with bad cold in night. Use it for child
Fea when they sick. 1t cures heir cold, makes
them breathe easy and rest quietly and restores them
to health without the sckening effect of Anthony or
Ipeeac.
Sold By Druggists in bottles, at25c &c., and 81 and
IN Ottawa by T.. Y. JiRIGGS.
Western Depot, go South Clark ST., Chicago Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
dec1-1y L. j. IVES
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
RIs Ms

y U l. NJ O y G. w n + Z II S
fsK Original Medicine Established in 1881, and erst
ticle Of the kind ever introduced uDd name o.
sPuIMOxC WAFEEs' in this any other country
all othe- kulmcnic Waters counferfeits. The gen
mine be known by the name BRYAN being stamp
Cd on each WAFER.
BRYANs PrLMoyiC WAFHHs
Relieve Coughs, Cold- Sore Throat, IIoarsene.s.
BRYAN's PuLNoSIc W.rEss
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRyAN's PuLMoSrc WAFERs
Relieve Splitting OF Bleed, Pains in the Chest.
BEYAN's puIGoSIc WATERS
Relieve Incpient Consumption, Lung Dis. asses.
BRYAN's PULnoSIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BR1AS's PuIxoStc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAS's PCINoNIC WATERS
Are Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULNnSIC WATERS
Are adapted for VoeaIists and Pubic Speakers.
BKYASs PrLNnSIc WAFERs
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYaS's PUra,xIc WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting
GRYAN's PULMoSIC WATERS
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to every
No family should be without box of
BKYAN's PCLNoyIC WATERS
in the house
No traveller should be without a SUPPLY of
BEYAS'S PULTnSIC WAFErS
in his pocket
NopersnL will ever object to give for
BRYAS's PCLvuSiC WATERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Il oeFester,N
Sold by E. Y. GRIGGs, Ottawa, and ali good Drug
fists. novl1-6m
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DAILY.-We have been in receipt for the
past week of the daily Press, issued
from the office Of the LaSalle Press 1t is
principally taken up with the daily tele.
graph dispatches, laying them before the
people of LaSalle some six hours in adj
vance of the Chicago dailies. The sheet
is small, but has too much work on it, we
should think, to pay we'll.
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For the Ottawa Ladies.

One of the Ottawa boys in w. L. Glib
sons company, in private letter. writes {;
az want you to tell the ladies of Otta.
va whose fair hands made and presented
US our beautiful banner, that it is the
handsomest and richest looking in Camp
Yates, and whenever it is unfurled shout
OF enthusiasm rings forth from all sides of
the encampment
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Too Coon to BE LosT-Boston Post: The
following too good to he lost. The other even
ing while your Massachusetts, boys were at
the Continual Hotel, asked one of them
how he liked the i'd a of the confederate
flag waving over Old Faneuil Hall, as was
threatened by a secessionest at Montgom-
cry? He replied let item come and try it.
rel send them back to Meirt friends in tie Shape
of BONE BUTTONS" A BosToN Boy
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CHILD q Co-There is no establishment
In Ottawa dealing in Boots and shoes, more
popular than that of Child L. Co, a door or
two vest of the Bank of Ottawa Those
needing something superior in that line
will be interested to learn that Messrs. C.
& Co. have lately received bran new
stock from the east, embracing everything
suited to The season.
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OTTAW A Wholesale MARKET.

OrrAwA, May 4. 1861.
FLopr-Winter wheat, 81. SAB pr LOO; spring y
extra, s2.2ja25U; spring W fine ZOO.
Corn .UeuL-5Ja1jc pr. 100.
Wh,at-Winter. S0s90c; spring, 75aSO.
Corm-New shelled, 30c for colts; eaI :Oc IS lbs.
Outs &c for 81, lbs
Bdrtey-25c for AS lbs.
Eye-40c.
Iimothy .>eed-sI5O.
Potdtoes-l5a2 p. bush
Eygs--7c.
Eutter--l0alIc.
Cdit .Skins-5c.
Dressed UoqS-!5.
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REMEMBER Dodges entertainment at
Light Guard Hall comes off on Tuesday
evening 1t will be the great concert of
the year
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ID 1 T. ID ::

In Ottawa IL. thu 20:l OF April Of Scarlet Fever
HErBsH1 lanes, in the tlifd year OF lis And Oh
18th of April OF the d. ea.e, in the sixth year
of her are CokxtLIA sTAFFoRn, onlr children OF Rev.
Thomas =, and Sarah III. Benedict.
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From tie KIdmiher, NORFOLK, Ia.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the o'Ject for which they
were made viz: Cure Oi headache in all its f0ruls.
From The Examiner, Norfolk Ia.
They have been tasted in than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
From TIE Democrat, st. Cloud. MINI
fyou are, have been troubled with the headache,
send for box, (Cephal'c Pills. that you may have
them III case eli an attack.
From tie .ddrertiser, Providence, r. L.
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably ef-c-
tive remedy Tor the headache ard of The very best
for that frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
From TIE Western Il. II. Ga=ette, Chicago, H.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding and his unrivale
Cephalic Pills.
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From the 81. Louis Democrat,
The immense demand for the article (Cephaic Pills,
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Cephaiic Pills taking the place OF all kinds.
From, tie Coran,ereiul Bulletin, Boston, Muss.
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N = HRI T. u:

In this city, on the 18th u!t., 10y the Rev w. SEQ
field, Mr.. JAsE' COLLINS to Mrs GEAcS RAJ. all Of thi
city.
NON the 18th nit. by TIE Rev Y. Cornan Mr.. LEWIS
BALDWIN to Miss Francs brown
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

CHAFLAIN-Rev. c. P. CLARK, formerly
rector of Christ Curch (Episcopal,) in this
city, has received the appointment (Which
he accepts) as chaplain of the regiment
of Illinois volunteers, commanded by Col
W. H. L. Wallace The rank and pay
of chaplain in the army is, we believe,
about that of a captain.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

chi AGO, May ID. 1861.
The advance which has taken place in freights
IN ports on the lower lakes has "a depressing iniiu-
ence on the grain market, and both wheat and
corn are lower than Yesterday. No. = spring with
&c storage opened at s5c, but soon run down aud
at tie close Of Change Y3c was the outside piice
which buyers were wiling to offer. There 4
good business done in No. spring at gUc storage
the market closing fiat Corn opened at sc Tor
mixed with &C storage, but at the close Sic was
the extreme price
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Circuit Judge.

We are requested to announce that MADISON T. HoL-
LISTER, is candidate for reelection TO the Office Of
Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit. Election the lst
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PRAIRIE. STATl.
G ~ p L a III I Err !!
Manufactured by Sanger Il Co..
EAGLE WORKS, OTTAWA, ILL

WE have perfected our improvements, and
w nuiaciuring from the hes: material, and by the
best OF workuieR, our
PRAIRIE ST. TE CORS PLANTER,
II has been used for The past thout the
Improvement by many OF best farmers who unite
In giving it the preference other. We have
fully tested present Improved Planter, by practical
Use last season and it plant with more accura-
an Is done by hand, from ii-' 10 twenty acre.
per day. and is equal in every respect if not superior,
any Planter in
Price Factory $50 cash. SIS half cash. balance
approved note, payable let Nov, without interest.
W. also manu- 'aciurnE one and two-horse Pow
ers and Shelters Of the most approved patterns. ex
pressly for Farmers o. Shelters will shell
clean and sack 300 to 40 b.sels-the twohorse from
5Uu to 30 bushels per day Smelling clean, without
MASKING the cUhs. and with Feelihc
Elevators will iced more regularly han is by hand, and
will save tn work Of two men. Our ieefng aparaius
can be attached the of the two four hole
Shelters, at a SIN II expense.
Also, agents for the justly celebrated Star Corn MIL
manufactured at Dayton, Ohio. farmers aying much
stock feed will oze-thir" OF the grain by using
these Mills Call and Famine them. ape