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CenserTewnshiP Democrat COnven-
lion.
The Democrats of Center township will meet
in convention, at Military Hall. on Saturday
July l2. at o'clock z. NJ to select delegates 10
attend the Congressional Convention at Franklin
on the 18th inst. full attendance is desired
BY order of the Township Committee.
julius BoErTIcnER, Chm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

sE- The members of the Phoenix Society are
specially requested to attend their regui;r meet
ing at the usual place and time, on Tuesday
July Z. A full attendance is required.
WM McLAUGHLIS, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

L. The best place to buy cheap hats and caps
is at Baker & McIver's. Their stock is alwa, s
full and their prices moderate. and then it is n
pleasure to be waited upon by such obliging gen
tlemen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

Masonic NorIcE-A special meeting of Ma
rion Lodge No 35, for work. will be held at y
O'Clock this evening, at the Grand Masonic Hall
Punctua attendance is requested
FRANCIS KING. Secretary.
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AGENCY.
ToUsEY, G. 5 BrrTKEFEIp.
US. CLAIMS AGENCY
NO. 10 WEST WARRINGTON ST.,
(0ver vajen's Hardware store.)
INDIAN APOL / y d A y A

DENsIONS Bounty Lands, 500 Bounty, Back Paw,
Extra Paw, and in fact all claims against the United
States successfully and speedily prosecuted before the
several Departments.
Special stten ion given making Muster and ont
Rolls Oficers Pay Rolls, Communication Of Quarters for
Recruiting oficers, &c, &c
Particular attention gwen procuring discharges for
s'superannuated" and disabled soldiers
Notarial business and all kinds OF writing solicited
We have made arrangements with prominent attorney
Of Washington City attend person. all claims
nav be referred 10 headquarters Having had
tended practical military experience believe that
have qualifications for doing collecting and claims bust
that but few possess Soldiers one else, de-
srng information concerning the location Of any regi-
ment company, battalion. invted 10 CALL no
charges made for any information whatever. also
soldiers desiring transportation home toion their re
will be given all necessary Information gratis. Gun
connection with the different Military Departments Of fhi.
State enables be Of great service 20 all desiring In
formation concerning the same.
REEEREScEs-BT PERMISSION.
Gov O. p. Morton; Col. J. = SimonSon. L. ;. A.. Gen
Lax Noble; W. A. Pelle Secretary Of State; Capt james
A. Ekin, U. 5. O. NJ; J. r. Vsien, Q. N. General
T0USEY BC1TkRF1ELD.
my2S-dly Lock Box III indianapolis Indiana.
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Night Dispatches.

CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. July 7.
SENATE-Mr. Wimot presented petitions
from w Bradford for an Appropriation of public
lands for the benefit of industrials schools Tor
women.
Mr. Fessenden, from the committee on Finance
reported back the tariff bill with amendments; Of
lered resolution that the Secretary of War fur
nish the Senate with copies OF all orders of the
Executive to General Mcclellan. relative 10 an
advance of the army OF the Potomac on Rich
mond; all the correspondence between the said
General Mcclellan and the Executive from the
date or the order OF the ODD OF February, 10 the
advance on Manassas up to May LIST; also a state
ment OF numerical forces of the Potomac az
shown in November 1861 and in January Feb
ruary and March 1862; also the number OF troops
General Mcclellan took from Fortress Monroe
thenumber at the Fortress aud THE reinforcements
sent TO him up to June LIST, 1862. The resolu
ton lies over.
Mr.. Wiley moved to take up the bill for the
admission of Western Virginia. This disa-
greed to-yeas IL. nays 10.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden committee of
conference on the bill authorizing additional is
sues of treasury notes was appointed.
Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts,, from the com
mittee on conference on the bill regulating the
pay and emoluments Of officers OF the army,
made report which was agreed TO.
HOUSE Mr.. Diven asked the House to ex
cuse his colleagues, Messrs. Van Valkenburg.
Pomeroy and himself, from service for the lie
mander of the session. They desired To retu n
to their respective districts to their inAuente
in raising troops for the service OF the country.
La taking leave OF the House, should the app'
cation be granted for season, perhaps forever.
he (Dven) desired TO sayif the Constitution and
the Union are to be saved, it must be by the
strong military arm in the battle field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
COLD AND SILVER.

n WILL pay the HIGHES ST PRICE for American Gold
Silver and L. :. Treasury Notes Of the old issue.
X. FERGCSoN, Real Estate Agent.
ie33-dl0s - East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

sE- For bird cages and baby wagons. go to
Parker's. South Illinois street, just below the
Palmer House. 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

BARBER SHoP FOR SALE-I will sell the FIX
lures and good will Of the Spencer House Barber
shop. Apply on the premises, to
So DAVID RINKLE.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

TOsRLINSON 81 con, Druggists, No.
Is East Washington street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of
u R ID E,S TU G. d,
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, fer the cure of Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis Wheeling irritation of the
Uvula and Ton>il, and Diseases Of the Lungs Sold in
large boxes, rs cts 81 and 81 each. nlsd&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

sB- Everybody goes to Cunningham's for pure
ice cream. lie furnishes it to parties at home or
at his arbor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

e An acre OF grass ia the north part of the
city is for sale. Inquire ut this Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

There also another trot for go purse.
single horses to road wagons. John Bell. Of
Terre Haute, beating Abe Lincoln in second and
third heats Time. 3:ol: 2:5SIs; and 300
The manner in which Mr. Browning managed
and drove his team was the theme Of universal
commentator
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

ISpiASAroLis. July 5, 1862
To TIE Misses Hetb;
The undersigned, approaching your eminent
hslrionic talents and efforts please the public.
n. well as your private worth. and 40 an evidence
thereof. tender you complimentary benefit upon
any evening that will sui, your convenience
Truly your friends.
L.'C. Buell.. Geo. Maxfeld,
r r Gridley. Z. Mold,
Vim. Judson. j. b. Ryan.
V But-ch. j. W browning,
n. X. Sagrove. + Y. shortie,
A. n. brown, l.. Hauwell.
We Wood. W. X. Terrill.
JR Bracken, X. J. RYAN,
DR. II. W Dodge. Judge n. =. Perkins,
Aud forty others.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

McCLELLAN'S MOVEMENTS.
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BEEF CATTLE.
MICH COWS

The market is so irregular that it is difficult to
make quotations.; prices are lower, and generally
rule in favor of the buyer, with slow sales at the
decline. One fancy COW was sold at 1853. but the
average is about S3O6033. We leave our figures
as they were last week, but they are more or less
nominal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Senfind will be
furnished for Three Months. during the Cam
paign. At
20 CENTS n COPY.
rF-Se.d In the ma mes DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

Are selling at rates "A little higher. although
the supply is large; there ara more or less selling
from the boat which are not included in our re-
port; these range at about 5@51ac.
Good and extra qualities. per ID 5la@6 cts.
Other qualities. ........... do as cts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

The market this week has been unsatisfactory
to both butchers and drovers The butchers
were deceived in the quality of the beef, which is
largely grass-ted. and did not dress to suit them
in either quality or weight, and the drovers found
good MANY more cattle here than they had an
ticpated. Prices were lower and in several in.
stances their droves paid them a pretty "smart
loss"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
New York Cattle Market.

MARKEr DAY. Tuesday, July !, 1854.
Total receipts Of cattle of all kinds for the
week.
Sheep&
BeeyeS. Cows NealS. Lambs Swine
Total. ....... 5.ls7 40 75s HIS 1898
Last week ,... i,127 80 4S9 1876 6.40s
Corresponding
No. per w'k
last year. ,O99 90 3s3 6,9e3 1902
Average num-
Der per week
last year. 1870 ll3 63o $3.50 III $50
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TELEcRApHlc.
Noon Reports.

In.roar.n saras..l. ,oa ras nanl .rAr. ..srsrl.l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

Are 25c lower. The receipts have been very
large, and considerable number were held over
from last week. Tuesday night found nearly all
sold, but the market has been n very slow one at
the decline. We noticed a good deal of thin
stock, some of which sold at 50 so Der head
Sheep per head at ............s SO 50@4 80
Lambs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 50@5 90
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There has been too much stock offering, and
prices are lower. The demand this week has
been quite moderate, and there is considerable
number remaining unsold.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-15
Ottawa Soldiers Relief Society.
First Annual Report OF the Soldiers Re.
Lief Society. Ottawa, Ills.

hcI SOCl0vys OtldWds AhSs
When, Immediately after the dissertation by
and patriotic women all over the North met and
labored night and day TO prepare for the held our
sudden wanted volunteers, they dld not dream
that this was the germ of widespread organi.a-
ton which should be extended with the war. An
organization which should embrace matron and
maiden, young and old. gay and grave, fashionable
and aff1uent which should reach through every
free State from city to village, and should unite
sisterhood of mercy. In the contemplation of the
various Societies all devoted to the welfare of the
soldier with the Sanitary committees at their head,
Grim-visaged war doth smoothe his wrinkled
'front.'" putting on his mildest aspect and we fee-
ing honored to have borne our humble part Ill the
noble work, have met to day to review orr efforts
for the year Of our existence as Society.
in November of last yea, when q few of us in
response to the Presidents appeal, met and formed
ourselves into u society for the relief of the sol
ders, well understood that such had already
been the liberaity of our county towards objects
akin to ours should be obliged In justice to de-
pend mainly on our efforts for the acquisition
of the funds necessary to our enterprise. But, so
true is it, that those are helped who helped them
selves our every eLdeavor for this end has been so
sustained rs to carry the most cheering assurance
to our hearts, that the sympathy OF the community
was with Us. We have tried great variety OF
expedlents to repenish our treasury, and each has
been successful Our first essay was what we
called Patriotic Sociabe, at which Messrs. Black
and Hodges gave such generous assistance as
to call out vote of thanks from the Society Next
a number Of young ladies and gentlemen gave for
our benefit, at greet outlay of time and labor an
entertainment OF tabLaar rtrdnts. Mr.. CIaudius
King in person and unsolicited, made a collection
on our behalf. Mr.. Gooding, with several ladies
and gentlemen, held a concert for assistance
A lecture WAS given and the proceeds presented to
our Society We have had donations both in
stores and money; and finally, we have now inau
gurated series of social entertainments which
promise to afford all the material aid which we
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-15

meeting OF the subscribers 20 this fund cid a;
the County Treasurer's Office Monday, Nov. 10Th
Rev. z. Coleman Chairman, and Geo. 8. stetbins
Secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. Glover, Rev. z. Coleman, Andrev
Lynch, Esq, and Hon. r. X. Leland, elected -
a Board OF Trustees, to make arrangements for the
collection Of the Monune n, TO &C: said Trus
ices until March list. 1851.
This Board will report progress from time to time.
in the newspaper and viii call meetings OF the sub.
scribers, wen deem ed necessary.
r. COLEMAN, Charm.
GEO s. sTgBDENS Secretary
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EAGLE MILLs-We take pleasure in an
nouncing to the public that the Eagle
Mills. in this .c;sy, (which Mr.. j. WooD has
been busily engaged in rebuilding for the
last six months, are now complete and
ready for customers. The mills are not
the old Eagle Mill repaired. Everything
is new-Burrs, iBditing cloths, smut ma
chimes, cleaners,-in short from top to
bottom, the mill is new throughout, and
in every point the machinery is the last
and best that could be procured, so that
we venture to say no mil! in northern H.
linois is so perfect anil complete in all Its
parts. Mr.. W has, in addition, secured
the services of able and experienced mil
lers, SO that it will be a wonder and a
miracle if he fails to give the most com,
plete satisfaction.
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THAT NoIsE.-The roar of the cannon
up about the canal on Saturday night
was salute fried under the direction of
that sterling democrat, Thos. Clancy, Esq,
IN honor of the late democratic .yictories $!
Mr.. c. keeps gun on hand for such oc.
casions, and expects to find use for 1t now
at every new election. e a
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Names of Ladies clio appointed to for,eord 1is
Entsrprise.
Ed.n-Mrs c. Copeland, Mrs. II. Kingsley, Mrs.
Deer Pdrk-Mr'. I. Armstrong. Mrs. Dr.. Bullock,
Mrs. Whiting.
South Otta.cd-Mrs. Charles yorce Mrs. Amos Eber-
sol. Miss Louisa lockwood
Grand Rapids-Mrs. j. Post, Miss Mary Dick rman,
Mrs. Louis Soule.
Farm Ridge-Mrs. Elmer Baldwin, Mrs. Merg an,
Miss Minnie Gilbert, Miss Henrietta Clark.
Et,rt-Mrs. s. Stlson, Mrs X Wiley, Mrs Grover.
Wission-Mrs VIM Smith, Mrs John Armstrong,
Mrs. l. X Rood.
Freedom-Mrs Miner, Mrs Coules, Mrs Stevens.
Bruce-Mrs VIM Strawn, Mrs Rock yood Mrs Day.
Jticd-Nrs Taylor, Mrs Cooley. Mrs John Clark
Troy Grofe-Mrs Mahaana, Mrs II Mclaughlin,
Miss wixom, Miss Hickox.
Duyton--Miss Louisa Dunavan, Miss Li1sie Miller,
Miss He;te Waite, Mrs Jos Hall.
Eoythrius-Mrs Horace Williams, Mrs Nelson Baiiou.
Adams-Mrs. Eli Finney. Mrs John Read, Mrs X
Bronson, Mrs A A Kieye.
Fan Rirer-Nrs WIN Price, Mrs Lewis, Mrs
Edu ard Chace.
Dimnick-Mrs William A wilkins, Mrs Works,
Mrs Gibbs.
Ophir--Mrs Sas Hale, Mrs Stevens, Mrs CS Phelps
WdAham-Mrs Henry Meserve, Nrs George True,
Mrs Hartshorn.
Hope-Nrs Richey, Mrs A McCaleb. Mr. Phillips.
Groreidnd-Mrs William Burns, Mrs J d Grove, Mr.
II Brown.
Osage-Mrs Peter Howe, Mrs 0 Dsnt, Mrs A Hoge
EGGts-Mrs Joseph Hudson. Mrs u Galloway, Mrs
Hudson.
AHen-Nrs Mcintyre, MrsJ and N . McDoueail
Serend-Mrs sedgsick HapP. Mrs John Hoxsey'
Mrs Gabriel RuRcr.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
At regular meeting Of Undine Fire Co., held
Il, the engine house on Tuesday evening, Nov. u.
the following officers were elected:
A. WoLYoRD. Foreman.
JAMES ZgRBY, Asst. Foreman.
H. II. SINGER, Foreman Hose.
JACOB MooNET, Treasurer.
H. H. SINGER, Secretary.
The members are notified to attend meeting
at the engine house Oh Tuesday evening nov. Is,
7 o'clock.
Per order of the FOREMAN.
II. II. SINGER, Secretary.
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To the Patriotic Ladies Of La Sallo Co,

10 the f1tTiOtlC Ladies OF La SalI0 Go,
The Soldiers Relief Society of Ottawa desire to
make a suggestion and an appeal to the ladies Of
La Sale county. Our brave western troops are
again in active service, and winter Is upon 1t
vii be to them winter of terrible suffering, un-
less western women hasten to their relief.
We propose that every township In the county
shall prepare box for Christmas gift to the sol
diers. In those towns where Soldiers Aid Soci-
ETY. already exists, let the society prepare the box
and torwa ard it, possible to the Chicago
not exist, let two three ladies take the supervi-
sion of the matter, collect articles pack the box
and send it to Ottawa. We request you to forward
to US, for two reasons: One is, we desire to make
this united effort; and the other is, We can send
boxes free of charge. All the boxes should be in
Ottawaby the Doth of December. Then we will add
our~share and send all together. II entered into
with spirit, it will form u noble Offering from the
women Of La Sale county to our soldiers in the
field. Women Of. Lasalle county, will you do this
In Peru, Lasae. Brookteld, Rutland, Manlius,
and perhaps other lows, Soldiers Aid societies are
already organised. Will those societies do their
part in this undertaking? We are cany assing the
county to ascertain the names of some patriotic
ladies III each town where there is no such society,"
that We may refer to them for carrying out the
enterprise, end our researches have so far given
the names of the ladies in the appended list and
TO these we appeal personally to TO it that their
towns forward us such a box. AS fast we as
certain the names of other such ladies' belonging
to other town, we will publish them, until easf,
township has been appealed to- But we beg YOU.
patriotic women of La Sale county, do not wait to
| lind your names in the papers before you BEGIN
We are holding series of Festivals to- which
we cordially invite you, and we refer yon to the
ladies whose names are signed to this appeal.
Direct the boxes which you forward 10 thus
"CHICAGO SANITARY COMMISSION,
FROM
Here give name of Town sending box.
Have the boxes deposited at the Supreme Court
H3use in Ottawa. 1t is always open. In packing,
be sure to make out list of the articles in theto1
with the name Of the town it comes from, and tack
it 10 the4id. If you have any difficulty in procGF.
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Lecture.

Rev. Dr. TIFFANY, of Chicago, will deliver
q leceure at tho Court Houre in this city
on Tuesday evening, Nov. IS.
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T.. 8. HOB BE Il + :,


Has taken Rooms the Bank Of Ottawa just across
the from his old quarters lie is permanently
located there, and will he in readiness, during all bust
ness hours, to val, his patrons heretofore. Hi
charges i.r operation are in keeping with the times.
Remember III. Rooms Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col. Cushman's Office. misw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-15

The FORTUNES OF WAR-The Louisville
journal supposes that the fortunes of
war We hear so much about are the far
tunes made by the army contractors.
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DONATION PARTY -Theue, will be coma
ton Party at the Iiurlbut House. in Mar
.cilles, on Thursday evening, Nov. Goth,
for the benefit of Mr. Alonzo Sphinx, who
was burnt out in the town of Allen. Oct
30th, 1862
Committee If 4rrangemtTts-A. Galloway,
Samuel Dickerman. Gilbert Rowland, Geo,
Debolt C. F. y. Parsons, B. +. Shotwell,
Jacob Pitzer
Come, old and young, and have plea :
SAINT time
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xes. send US your articles in bags or bundles

ing boxes. send your articles in bags or bundles
labelled, &c, and We will pack them Tor you.
Now one word a. to the Chicago Sanitary Com
mission. 1t is composed of noble, reliable. p.trio-
tic gentlemen. Any other opinion is founded on q
mlsapprehension. They cannot be in every plsee
to which they send, nor can they open every box
and distribute its contents themselves. They nusf
employ agents. Careful they are, it may hsp-
pen that an agent is negectful. even dishonest,
though we know of no such case. On the contrary,
all the boxes we have sent through the Sanitary
Commission have gone us we intended. while near,
~ all we have sent in any other way, have caused
us great disappointment. Let us be careful not to
do Injustice to noble and patriotic men.
AS to articles suitable to send. we might mention
a few Poultry of all kinds. butter, eggs, cheese,
pickles, preserves. dried beef and tongues, hams,
sage, hops, pillows and pillow cases. partly worn
sheets, shirts aud drawers. comforters, and all
kinds Of articles suitable for the sick.
1et us unite together, and cheer the hearts Of
brave soldiers, who, at this season must be re-
minded more than ever of the homes which they
have gone forth to preserve.
Mrs GoopING,
Mrs. SANFORD,
MIS- C. =. CLARKE,
Mrs. s. f. HENsHAw,
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II. IL. se.
PEOPLE WONDER

PEOPLE WONDER
And frequently ask, how is !, that RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF possesses such remedial powers to cure so
many diseases OF apparently opposite phenomena
Yet do not stop To consider that Physicians pre-
scribe calone in almost every .ase where there 10
riou. sickness. Caomel, Mercury Quinine, Morpheno
and Opium, the hobbys OF th- Medical profession
and other OF these drugs presc ribedin
ninety nine out OF hundred. RADwAYs
IFADY RkLIEP is prescribed by L. o-iy ~ such
shere there pain Is great object 10 relieve the
patient from paip--to ARRAY Irritation aud nfamma-
,ionand this will do very after i; is admins
tered
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF .s Il preventative of
kis-ase. In this character it will accomplish mpre
good than all tie isjicatcn in the worif. Let this
McdIciae be uszd when a-y OF the malignant diseases
prevail, such Y-l!o. F-vsr, Cholera, FluI Typhoid
Fever, Influenza, Diptheril, Pneumonia, Fever and
Ague, and very little sickness would exist. Its use
will prevent attacks from these disorders.
In cases Of Rheums,ion Neuralgia, sore throat In
auenra, ssEan', sorain., Cramps, spasus, &C., ap
plics,io OF the READY RELIEF viii Afford immediate
lie, refer the OF di,tinSu ished literary
gentleman.
lie, those who cannot enjoy an hours calm sleep
serp make a trial Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
wn. Jydn-y Myers, Etq Of the Havaua (Cuba> Press
well knou tie Nex York, New Orleans. and London
(England) Press, that for t~snty years he had
been = sufferer from ACUTE CHCONIC RHEUMATISM
and for one week had not sler, an hour a, any one
time lie applied RADwAY's READY RELIEF, and
felt Immediately relieved, and slept soundly, and
awoke in the morning free from pam Its contin ued
use cured him"
I PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE or SIX BOT.
,TLEs FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
DR. RADWAY d COS. OFFICE
| 81 MAIDEN LANE. n. Y. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
/ For sale the stores of G. l.. THOMPSON and Y.
. CRiGGs, Ottawa.
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FAIR-The Ladies Of the First Congre-
gational Church cordially extend an invi-
tation to all the good people of the city,
and the country around, to come and sup
ply themselves with the comforts and
necessaries of life at the Fair to be given
at the County Court House, Thursday
evening, Nov. Goth, where they will find
everything corresponding to their purses,
if said purses have felt the weight of the
times So with this understanding, every.
body, with his wife and children, We shall
be happy to melca~e.
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The following resolution, offered by Bro.
Ross, in Grand Division S. of T., in Session
at Ottawa October 90, 1862, was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolred, that the thanks of the Grand
Division are due and hereby rendered to
the Brothers and friends who have, during
this Session, extended to US the Use Of the
Hall. provided for our wants, and secured
for us, on Tuesday night, the 2Sth of Oct,
the Court House