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1le0ifines.
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Ague Cure.


Intermittent Fever. or Fever md Asu',
Remittent Fever. Chill geEeH, Dun b
Asue. Periodical IEecdaci.e. or BiIio; g
Headache, and BiiiCas Fe fers. indeed
for the whole class Of ciseases prisi.
natin. in hillary ieranse Incnt, cau1sd
BY the Malaria Of raasm.tic countries.
No one remedy is Loader called for by thu
necessities Of the American Ieople than a sure
and safe cure for Fever End Ague. Such
We arc now enabled 10 o.cr, with perfect
certainty that II IL o.elicate the disease.
and with a>s;IEa' 'uf.-dcd on proof. tna'
no harm can arr use In any -san
tIty.
That which In --ac-' from CT prove =
disorder must be Of immense service IL 81
communities where il prevails, P,ere,. Or i
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this balcful dis,empcr. This )" CuRI" eIpels
the ,a:a,matic poison of FRYER AND AGVE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first apN
proach of its prenonitory symptoms. II Is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints but also the
cheapest. The large quantity VIC supply for
c dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEysn
AND AGrE prevails, every body should have it
and use II freely both Tor cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within the
reach Of all-tlic poor well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intermittents is, that il contains
no QuiI,ine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no guinisnl other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and AnIeis not alone the con sequence
of the mia matte poison. \ great variety OF
disorders arise from its irritation, among wh;ch
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Govt Headache.
Blindness. TOothachc. Earache. Catarh, Asth-
ma. Palp:tation. Painful Affection Of the
Spleen. Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels. Collie,
PARALYSIS. and Derangement Of the Stomach.
all of which, when originating in this cause
put on the intermittent type. or become period
teal This "CuRE" expeis the poison from
the blood. and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to imIni-
grants ard persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the maiarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposes to the in
fiction, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufiicien; quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence il Is even more
valuable for protection than cure. and few will
ever suffer from Intcrrnittents. if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy A.
forlls.
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LUClAN p SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Of Title furnished Collections made, Invest
menfs made In Government other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa, August 8, ISL.
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Notice Of Administrators. sale

V)v virtue of order aud decree OF the County
ID Cour; OF La Sale County, Illinois, made at the
September term thereof 1862, the pefition of
the undersigne admir- estate OF Harmon
G Temri-ton- deceased for leave sell real
tate OF said deceased sha l. Saturday the h day
OF December, D. 1s6. between the hours 10 o'clock
A. Ia, aod O'clock p. said day sell public
SALE at the soo;h door of the Circuit Court Mouse in
Ottawa in said the following described
tate, situate in said county, wit: The northwest
quarter Of the souiheas: quarter of section -,
range also south half Of the south half Of lot Ns
Jock 81, in the town of Otta~ also, the half of
the northw. quarter of the southwest
ton Il, town S. range also, the southeast ,arter
and the southwest quarter Of section IS, thirty
two. range T.
Said sale will Re made subjec. to all membranes
aud widows dover.
TsrMS-ODe third down, onet third in six months,
snd one third in year from day OF sale.
SYLNANCS CROOK.
IoctSi-6sI Administrator.
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Economy OF Using the Franklin
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover and
Baker stitch which has taken the highest premium
the Illinois State Pair in September last, at the Uni
ted States Fair in St Louis, in 1860, and at the prin
cipa State Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave decision ia favor Of this
stitch of its great strength and adapiato
all kinds of family and manufacturing purposes
The following table will show the difference in favor
Of Sewing Machines over the old method of stitching
by hand. In the working o! these Machines there is
only great saving Of labor ard time, besides add
ing greatly ts the healthfuness OF the employment,
but the stitch is much stronger, more elastic, and
much less liable to rip rav- than the stitch mad.
huttles bOhbns:
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Real Gstote.

TTVHE subscriber Offers for sale CHEAP and DEsIR.
u ABLE YARN situated the vermiiion River, II
miles south Of Ottawa, containing 100 including
10 acres Of PINE TIMBER. The improvements
sist Of = small D~eting House. Granary and Stable
There IL . NEvEk-PAILING SPRING within 300 wards
VI the house Also Well Of Soft Water equailed
in the county This farm joins the Timber, where
there is OF the best Stock Ranges in the county.
Its one.half mile from Alum Rock Post Office.
mile from the District School House, miles from Farm
Ridge Seminary, and ne-half mile from the river,
where there is a NINE FOOT VEIN OF COAL AID in
. good, pious neghb"rhood
az This Farm will be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address wv. X. NILLIGAN,
Jan. IL, 1862. Ottawa, Ill.
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Notice tn Builders.

TTAyING re .oved my Marble Establishment directly
III opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street.
the increased rcoa enables tn furnish builders with
stone order the shortest notice Al at the low
figure. Having sorpe Of the mest experie
men in the West l can ensure entire satisfaction.
n. B. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. mar9o WILLS BRO.
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admlnislOr's Notice.
Estate o, John H. L.e, deceased.

Estate q John II. Lee, deceased.
TVSliE undersigned having been appointed Admins
i OF the Of John II. Lee, late q.
the county La e and State OF Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives nece that she will appear before the
OF la iale county, the court houss in O,ts
va. the Deceinb-- term The 81 Monday in Deem
b-r next which time all having claims g'si
said Estate notified and req ,-stei attend for
the purpose o. having the same isei- All pc
Indebted ia said Estate requested TO make imme
dia,r payment the uadersigned
Dated this 22i day o! O-topcr. A.p 1852
lcct!Sl ANN LEE Adminisirat rir,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,


La sole Comfy.
THr Pep.e of the State Of Illinois whom these
presents and especially the OF kin
heirs at law and creditors Of John
Whereas John FREEMAN, Administrator OF the estate
Of said deceased is desiTous Of rendern
cfhis proceeding. such admin traitor. and mixing
hn.l settlement OF mis- adrniDs,r atop, and for
pup 90 has made app! in the County Court
o. La Ssile county. aforesaid.
We therefore require 10 appear before said
Court. at tie Court House O::sra. in said county
the December Term thereof, 1862 third Mon
day in December next 10 o'clock the forenoon Of
saic day, If ysu , attend fral settle en,
Of said account.
Dated At Ottawa this ,th day Of Nov ernL-r D. 1861,
nsy?i3,l s.W. RAYMOND. Osrk.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
l. f..tAddeptid-for the Relief OF the SlcA anu
Distressed, afflicted with vrulent and chrsn,e D'-
eases and Especially Disease: Of the sexas snraron
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Actna Su s1W
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATOREHkA or a ell
NAL WEAKNESS and other Diseases 2, .ns e the
(,rgnns and on the NEW REMEDIES empioyeo ~ wv
0snencary sent 10 sealed letter snvs'spes' "ee "
charge. Address o,,,u~or Hazard Asso'n
Dr.. }. sKILLIN HoUG oaa, Ss1..t phiadeIpha. Pa
MOI MackeTei. white ana StsEsos I,c9t sna ss'
~ for w, -
VVYANrED. Butter, Eggs. Lard, Pork bacon, Beans,
w and everything the Farmer has for sale, in Ex.
change for Groceries or Cash.
OTTAWA March I, 1857. W. b. CAMPBELL.
UNRlED APPLES. = rs. for II;
II DRIED PEAcHEs 10 d. :or &As
eor sale ~ lfehINs CAMpBELLS-
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important to Builders !
&. JAS. COLyvELL & BROTHEn,
architects, Builders, and General House
(1rn>nfere

architects, Builders, and General House
Carpenters,
DEG to call the attention Of the Public TO their
ID advantages and facilities for cheapiy and promptly
executing all ia their line. Having lately
added 70 their establishments on Jefferson Street N
Ottawa, large amount Of Machinery for Planning saw.
ing, Groovin~ sticking Mouldings &C., they are conf
petition. They buy all their lumber direct from the
Mills In Wisconsin and Miehgsa, and Hard ware from
the Manufacturers, II Wholesale, that bsders viii
b saved heavy percentage In these articles by deal
ing directly with them. -
They respectfully refer the following gentle men,
- veil - all others for vhor they have executed
tracts: .raferaErf irI--E7rs7
Hox. 9. ". cHEEvER, Mayor ar Oaasea,
Hon. DAVID WALKkk, Es.Aayor
JOHN 2. NASH, ESQ,
JOHN 4. HEHS, ESQ.,,
QkBIRT 0ORR. ESQ,
Drafts Estimstes, and Specifications Cratic 70 per
sons With Whom In contract, and st LOWEST rates 70
otherS.
Moving Buildings.
Nessrs c. Brc. also take pleasure In ANNOUNCING
thai Ihey have purchased from VIM: E. Bel late OF ms
,i,v an his Machinery for Moypg Buildings, 70 which
hey have made heavy additions % that - the only
4. ee.usy Contracts In this ne Respectfully solicited
"A executoj promptly g ~ Uwsetnung tssees
(3tSaws, JaausFy 4, ~.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR the RAPID CURE OF

FOR the RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIOarscncss,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient COnsumP-
ton, and for the relief Of Consumpiivs
Patients in advanced stages OF the
disease. --..
So wide is the f;eld of its usefulness and so nu-
mcrous are the cases Of its cures Ihat .inoS'
every section Of country abounds in psr'on, P%o-
cy who have been ressS to Sa from Isnes S1
na When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to eseaPe
observation, and where its virtues are known. the
a. The distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable q
be forgotten.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
PERSONS IN WANT or
Groceries and Provisions,

viii find full assortmen at the subscribers consist
Ing in part Of
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Syrup,
MOLAssEs, GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS WOODEN,
WILLOW AND STONE WARE FINECUT CHEW.
ING, SMOKING, AND PLUG TOBACCO. FISH,
NAILS, and FLOUR. Also, all other articles
usually kept in a well regulated -
& n q . RR Y - TORE,
Which AM SELLING LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE in this city, for CASH or BARTER.
-- -s-a .s-77 seg. o.. ". b. CAMPBELL.
Mdin Street, North Side, Otta,rd, ~.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28
LETTER FROM MOUNT HOLLY.
citizen.

On call eff the Selectmen OF about 40
hours notice, large number Of the citizens
Of this town assembled at the Town Hall in
Mechanicsve on Friday the % inst. The
meeting having been called to order, was or
ganized by choosing Harvey NJ. Dickerman,
chairman, and A. Cole, clerk.
At said meeting it was resolved that wa
pay the sum of 500 to each soldier who
would volunteer TO make up tbs towns quota
of 9 months men, And also SO each to
every volunteer tor three years who have
gone into service, and to such as may here
after enlist from this town for three ears.
There has already So volunteers gone into
service from this town, SO before the LIST OF
May and 80 since that time and they still are
coming,
A large portion OF the most influential cit
liens of the town were present and appeared
in earnest to raise their quota of the 9
months men without draft as that would
not sound well on the Green Mountain, at
any rate.
Down with this rebellion and slavery goes
with it, so say we. A. c.
Nit. Holly, August Esd, 1862.
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learned with the deepest sorrow OF the
death of Col. GEORGE Il. RoBERrs, our
friend and fellow-townsman; while GAL
lanty leading his Regiment in brilliant
charge upon the enemy in the memorable
battle of Baton Rouge, therefore,
Res0lced, That in the death OF Col.
Roberts, svermont is called to mourn
one of her best and brayest officers, and
Rutland one of her most loved aud hon
ored citizens.
Resolred, That the profound sympa-
thes of this meeting are rendered to the
mourning relatives of the deceased, in
this their deep affection; and as our late
fellow townsman has given all he had,
even his life for us, and for his country,
we give to his memory our tears, and
grateful and lasting recollection OF his
patriotism and his gallantry.
Which were, on motion, unanimously
adopted.
The meeting at the Depot adjourned
at one o'clock to meet again at half past
three in the Town Hall, at which hour
the house was we'll filled, and the meeting
was called to order by II. II. Dyer, Esq,
the Chrirman. Further bounties were
then offered, and ten minute speeches
were made by w. G. Dunton, W. T..
Nichols, G. c. Dewey and others, when
the meeting adjourned to meet at Goss'
Hall in West Rutland, to-day at two
o'clock P NJ, to resume the good work
of obtaining recruits. Let all our citizens
remember that this is to be a Torn
Meeting, and that every citizens duty re-
quires him to be present. All of our War
Meetings have thus far been held on this
side of the town, and the inhabitants of
the West Parish have turned out to them
in large numbers. 1t is now the duty of
the Fast Parish to 60 to the final meeting
to be held at West Rutland to-day. Turn
out, one and all. If it was a mere cleo
ton which called us, we should all 60.
Why not go then, when soldiers are to be
raised to save the Republic?
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OUR HOME CORRESPONDENCE.
letter from Fort Edward.

FoRr EDWARD, Ny, Aug, %, 1862.
EDITOR OF HERALD;
As am a subscriber and reader of your
excellent weekly paper, thought | would
let you knw how old Washington County,
N, Y, is doing her duty in complying with
the last calls of the President, The Con-
gressional district consisting Of Rensselaer,
and Washington Counties was called on by
Gov Morgan Tor one regiment Each eoun-
ty determined to get up regiment. This
was accomplished so soon (i almost said cas-,
lily, but it cost hard work. that Washington
County determined to fill both calls by vol.
unteers. The quota of Washington County
is 1920 men. There will be drafting in very
few if any of the towns in the county
Kingsbury's quota under both calls is more
than full, Granville is full Hartford and
Argyle are tull, or | elk but halt dozen
men, and many or most Of the towns are
nearly full, The quota Of this town is lo1
for the last calls. Our company left here
this morning for Salem with l0l men, leaving
but to raise, which will be done in a day
or two. am sorry to read that Rutland is
so dlatory in complying with the acquisitions
of the President. fad that in this county
it is not the shopkeepers, clerks, etc, that
90, but the hardy yeomanry of the county
| think the women OF the land would 20 be-
fore our cler ks and nice young men Of the
village could be induced to 60.
Truly Yours,
A SUBSCRIBER.
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WAR MEETING IN HUBBARD
TON, AUG. 18th, 1862.

Meeting called to order by Selectmen.
The meeting was organized by election Of
j. w. Barber, President; Cyrus Jen-
nings, Secretary. Reading Of the order
No. 10, recently received from the Adj,
Generals Office, giving the towns liberty
and urging them to raise volunteers in
place OF drafted men, to fill the last quota
of troops called for from this State. The
President announced as the first speaker,
Chester Spencer, Esq, Of Castleton, who
made a stirring and patriotic speech.
Hon.. c. NJ. Willard and Joseph Jennings,
Esq, of Castleton addressed the assem-
bly, each in his own happy style, bringing
forward both men and money, Fourteen
recruits were raised on the spot and then
bounties guaranteed to them, upon enlist
ment, of one hundred dollars each. 1t
was voted to call for subscription to pro-
mote the raising of volunt ers which was
made and signed as follows;
NJ. G. Barber, $3.50; G. S. Rumsey,
500; H. G. Barber, $780, G. W. Fay,
$125; j. N. c hurchill, 800; M. M.
Dikeman, 500; N. Jones, 500; VIM.
Balls, 500; R. Barber, 800; A. Il.
Webb, 800; Cyrus Jennings, 500;
Harvey Holmes, 500; r. W. Barber,
500; S. M. ST. John, 500; Justus
Jennings, 500; J. w. Barber, 500; b.
f. Holmes, 500; A. Brese, $50; George
Holmes, SIS; James Walker, $40; Nj. ID.
Rowland, SO; Thomas Rowland $50;
S. Root, SO; E. H. Walker, SIS; L. A.
Westcot, SIS; N. Dikeman, So; W. Mel
son, $40 w. Bisell, So; NJ. A. Hunter,
S.; Il. w. Brown, $50; j. Z. Morgan;
500; G. Roach, $50; G. l.. Flagg, 500,
L. j. Bradley, $50; H. II. Howard, $780,,
A. Glib, $50; S. Jennings, s35; K. st.
John, $50; F. G. Gout, $50; Gevy
Wire, $50; A. St. John, $50; David
Barber, $50; w. p. Barber, $25; 5. Nj.
Dikeman, s25; NJ. P. Churchill, $50.
The following resolution was then
adopted:
Resoiued, BY the people of Hubbard
ton in council assembled, that the dolngs
of this meeting, and particularly the sub
scription list in full, and the names OF the
volunteers from this town, be entered
upon the Books and become a part of the
records Of this town that future genera
tons may have the right and the honor OF
claiming from those records the evidence
of the patriotic devotion of their slres and
relatives to the interests OF the govern
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

RECOGNITION Earl Russel in al
speech before the House of Lords IN
ply to Lord Campbell, urging recognt
of the rebels as a nation, spoke in
most positive terms against recOgua
and disclosed the following facts: t
the envoy of Davis has not been Otfc'
received in England that in regard
recognition, matters remain as they VI
a lew months ago 4; that no action Vo
be determined on without consulting Of
maritime Powers that he, the BE
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, had
communicatication from any foreign Il
err stating any wish or proposition
regard to the recognition OF the ooa''
States of America In some othsI
marks he stated that there had oee1
difference of opinion between hnsl
and France, though there had been
mate and unreseryed communication
on this subject.
Lord Lingsdown reminded those
seem to think that recognition is \
for all the evils which the war is OHa:1
upon Europe, that if England wen
recognize the independence of the y
the right to blockade the ports o.
South would remain, and any interlaE')
on our part with that blockade would
ably be followed by war with The \
thern States.
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NATIONAL BoUNTIEs.-Ihe oOu-
paid and to be paid by the Govern.
to the new volunteers, already a an ~
over seven millions of dollars. VI 'D
four millions have been paid. Fol q,
or two, all other payments at tne i' e
have been suspended, for the sake .t !"
sing these up. It l.. is supposed p .sa , re1n
other day or two will pay of , the , ..a
ing three millions. These OF cOuis ~,
merely the bounties paid by the nal, na'.'
Government. 1t is estimated r tns,
other bounties paid by state Wv,
ments, counties, town corporal1iOIhs' ,t
will swell the amount expended I'd y.
the legitimate payment of soldiers asds Y
and outfit in raising volunteers IN, unsI n
Presidents call for three h .,, 4
sand volunteers, to fifty m'A'0"' "
lars.
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A TRUE WoMAN.-Gen. Sickles
his speech at Brooklyn on Tuesday Mol
narrated the following touching incider
While in the cars the other day durr
my tour through Western New York
lady approached me and made an inql.
about her son, whom she said was in y
brigade. | could not help expressing
surprise that one so youthful in appea
ance had son old enough to be in The
my. She said her boy was only ,ixs
when he enlisted but being large Of St.
ure, no questions about his age were a,
ed. After such inquiries as would 81
gest themselves to an atiectiQnate moth.
she gave me a message to him. She
me say to him that his father had just
listed in the Ninth cavalry, and that
was now quite alone. " Tell him ala
said she, that we are as poor as ey.
but that all the pay he has sent me Ihil
put in the bank in his name. Not d
ny of it has been touched. | want /
to know that if he comes home not as d
to work as when he went, somethu!
laid by for him." Turning to a hi!
youth some ten years old, who stood ID
her, as she was leaving me, she ad l
General, | wish this one was old eaNI
and you should have him too, for Ild
God will bless every mother who 81
her children to this cause
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RUMoRED RESIGNATION " IL P
CLEIIAN.-The Hartford DaDy
Aug. 20, says: trustworthy
g We have private bat i,s vii ri
formation that Gen. Mcclellan { y" the ID
the command of the army u q no51
mac as soon as the new caans1 1s -
is effected. The visit OF the ,1 III, "a
the Peninsula, soon after the O'' viii
is said to have had connection V"
event" .,,,es that 7
The Tribune of to-day sts SIC / "
il q report that Gen, Burnslas INV b
command of the combined , g j
field. HIS visit to Fortress ;: h, rO I'D
or two since to inspect for h inn peaa'
treat of Mcclellan down t .Ho oonno1
would seem to imply that n,s !. nor
with the army of the Potomac l,at ! aware
innate than the publicare ye'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

RECRUITING OFFIcE.-Mr. Sennott, of
Rutland, has opened recruiting office in
Merchants Row, for the Emmett Guards,
Capt. Lonergan Of Burlington. Captain
Lonergan's Company is to be composed of
Irishmen exclusively, and affords an excel
lent opportunity for our patriotic Irish citi-
zens to enlist. We are requested to ask the
farmers in this and surrounding towns to
give notice of the fact to the Irishmen in
their employ and in their neighbor Gods.
Mr.. Sennott has put out the flag of old
Erin with the Stars and Stripes, and his
motto is, +" E Pluribus Erin Union 90 braqh.'
Come on, We Irish lads, and stand by the
flag of your adopted country.