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JAS. COIWEL;. q B.OTHE

JAS. COLWEL;. q BHT'THE
ArchHccts, Builiers, and genera 11onse
C0ypenters,
DEG to call the attention Of the Public Il their
- advanta ges and facilities for cheapy and pron,p,,v
executing all contracts in their line. Having lately
added to their Establishment Jefferson Street in
Ottawa, large amount OF Machinery for PIa ming saw.
ing GROWN sticking Mouldings &C. they are conf
dent they can execute rates to defy com.
petition They buy all their lumber drec. RON the
MINIS III Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hard@ are from
the Manufacturers, at Wholesale that buiers will
De saved heavy percentage these articles by deal.
Ing directly with them
They respectfully refer to the following gen men,
as well as all others for whom they have executed con-
tracts:
Hon. 8. W. CHEEvER, Aayor If Otso,ca,
Hon DAVID WALKER, En- L0Vor
JOHN =. NASH, Esq.
JOHN A. i:EES. ESQ.,
GILBERT GOff ESQ,
Drafts, Estimates and Specification sat;s To Der
sons viii whom in contract, and a, rates 10
others. -
Moving RNiyding<
Messrs c. Bro. also take pleasure in announcing
thst sey have purchased from VIM Z. Bell late
r"J, an his Machinery for Moving Buildings, which
'ey have uiade heavy additions. thar is the on.y
oerect set Of tools and machinery for this purpose
he county Contracts in this line respectfully solicited
nd ~x-cutoj pro!npily at the lowest living rates.
ofrws. January 4, 1862.
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 NCNTAINING IN acres, situated in tbs town Of
~ Freedom Sale county, Illinois. I2 miles north
o; Ottawa and one-fourth of n MI e from the viii. ..
Of Harding. which there. is Two churci.s oSs-
scnool house. or 6 mechanics shops, one store and
post of,ce, supplied by sri-weesiy mail A.out 20
acre. OF the arn is tim land Is or 9 of which Is
very gnod) the balance il prairis, which there il
frame house 2j>5 stable, &c., with ~ acres fenced
and under cultivation fne Dung orchard of oh ice
g'f apple trees just eng to bear cherry
trees, plans, curraHts, &C. &C. The timber nd prai.
Tie y aJoining with failing water on the
PROMISES For TERMS apply to the unders . l. living
On 'he adl"ining isrm wN DAkBER.
Freedom, February H. is63- 6.Smt
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aa -4dninist, at,r's Notice.
Estate ot arthur CHamberin d,c>as.d

HE undersigned having been apr ed ad,ntpis.
trstiN Of she estate ii Arthur Chaah-rn, late Of
the county OF La Sale and State o. Illinois, d-eeaseo
H. rev gives o'ice thai she ill appear hore the
~ Court o La Lale county. the house in ora
va ~ ne September term, the third Monday in Sep
t' Der next, AT which time AL pei having ella
tga said Is ar flied and requested attend
Tor the purpose of hving the adjusted Az persons
indebted To said Estate requested to make nms-
late payment ia tie undersigned.
Dated this I7ib day at June, D. 1863. -
ELIZA CHAMBERLAIN, Adia!nisfrnfrfr
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Administrators Notice

ESTATE o. HIRAM g. HrIIsG, DECEASED. .--.
FlNHE under signed having cen appointed Auministra-
II trir Of ,be y tate of Hiram G Huling, ate Of the
County ssIs Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that she uiii sppear before The
in OTTAWA at the September Term, the Third McA,
day in September sxt, At which time al person. 80.
ing ella ms esinst said Estate notified and .~o
ed 10 attend the purpose Of having The saae M
ted All persons Indebted to said Estate axe is.
to make in mediate paymen, the upsiSrs VISITED
Dated this ~ h.day Of June, "A. D, 1ssS ..
coRNELtA EsnyLihc,It
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PL1rrIus To SILL RIAL E>r.rs.

sL ia a Gf LII %, 5 t%n,r ~,[> - 70
Ephrain Eempl-- kX.cufO- Of the Estatc No.b
Fletcher, d-seH ed. -. theodore Vi fletcher.
PLTrIUs SELL RIAL E-1.rs.
Afh9-vt o. tIe H"!-Tes.a.rc- % ;h abOs- asrn-d de-
feLgant. lrylUy been t-u IN the t:r 81 the CI.T.
O; .arl .uty Court Ia sale county Suiic- IS
hereby the sad defend Ant, that said
piain4 hicr hi- petition lis said Court. the ChAucery
eide thereof, To. lst DAY OF jay, u. ist, aUd
isL1d against yoU. rrtGTuas- accord
ing TO Law, the hrst Monday III September next.
NV uRi--- you. the aid Theodore Fletcher, .hsll
personally BE- and appear before tie County Court
La Sale Co It!, OIL the tT-E day o. tie
thereof. rs be Holden a. the Court House in Ottawa
ia county, the hT-t NOrasy al crpI-n next,
STD tlesd druuT the said petition,
the -aIae tie matters and iling, therein prayed
for will BE- taken confessed AID d decree entered
against you - coTdiuyy
SAMUEL W RAYMOND. clerk.
s.aTEL c. WALEsE. EsQ., Compartments solicitor.
Dated July I.i. l-tjs
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Glotblna.
ID n Nv -
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE.

Ill ware and shoe Finding, of the late J. n. KING.
and now adding 10 the former stock. direct from
the manufacturers, n large assortment Of
Leather, Sadlery. Hard ~ are and
shoe Finding,
All of which we offer to the trade a, at small advance
We have made our arrangements t, keep III. fol.
lowing brands OF leather
A. NJ. Tayicr's Gin. Oak Sole Leather.
Rumsey d Co.'S Buffalo Oak SiaughterS l..
Bush n Towards Oak Spanish and Si,u Oh
ter Sole Leather,
Kietier Pitlsburs Oak Harness Leather,
2 =" =" g Collar - a Z
"a u 3" -S" Briil. "A 3. - =
I1ular K Co. S Gel Gin Am Calf Skins,
Pads and Innings, -r
" American Kip,
Also receiving from FIRST hands, direct from New York
Ph,ladeipha the following brands of Preach Calf
and Zip: ~
Lamoine, Susan Corlon,
Layine Del"n& Alloy,
Defoa Bo1na,
Hagen & Smidt, H. l..
with all articles belonging to the trade
SHOE FINDINGS,
Lasts, Pegs, Avis. Ham mers
Thread. Shoeniaker's Tools,
Elastic Web. DC. &c
AHHxAGE THIAINGINGs.
Enamel Cloth. Enamel Leathar,
Lace lacks, Dash Leather.
Lace Web, Trunks, Nails, &c.
sade.s Shoemakers, and oters, will hnd it to their
advantage rive us call before purchasing elsewhere
The Highest Price paid for Hides, Call Skin, Deer
Ind Sheep Pelts.
At the old stand Of j. NJ. KlNG Main Street, between
La Sale and Columbus
Ottawa, June 20. lo62.-45.f )
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Vain G ~ Property For
.llas la.s.ala

ANS THOMPSON having sold out his business
II property in Ottawa. and located In Leland,
desires 60 sell his houses and lot in Ottawa.
the etute's A6ditopts OTTAWA, and situated on
he same is lar two.story house, one lsre one
story houses good we'll all in the best state Of rep cir
and Improvement The roperty Is only one and one
hall blocks from tn Couss square, and 10 very desi
rabe nd convenient residence for thsse doing brs
in Ottawa, and will be sold very chSap.
Inquire p. A. SHERwOOD'S Land once. 81.
YlerOSe OB1.
FT'uOSE that do like 20 fluid ind the best
J ~uaty Of Coal Oh st 1febIsf y. wALKERr,
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Inr ~, n be-

NOTICE Is hereby gsri To- all whom I: may concern,
~ thai al sal- OF lands and tO.u lots, by the COUn-
Treasurer VI L. Sale county >tatr Illinois held
Tie Court / ouse II Ottawa, county aud state
said. lie lUth day 81 JJar. i>U. uT the pay
state aDG County Take - costs thereon for
year lsOi. j. ii. stcE.L- became tl= p4rlA.s,r
az fotowiH: dos bed tracts parcels lanJ
~ NJ 80 81 own 3 rarg- B. as-r>-d "a th-
o X !iItt Tax .Ils cess SI&.'3, y !.
II. -. Tsry- }. tlu e. q!
v illiaIu-. cost -, titaI ~" ii
has Gully .,-.la.g c-rUhutt-> co. puriA.-
- tie uucrrsig ed lime redemption expire
n III JIH- L. !-6i
Ort,.s June z.t!i. 1853 ALBtiT Z BOW.
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BOJYsy
AJAX, Paper. China. and India Rubber Doll, and
W Doll Heads, from cents to 81 Paper Dolls and
Furntes Also large stock Of Toys, The Drug and
Book Store Of - focS1 Ely. GRIGGs.
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nvGR TWO thousand pairs Of Miss and Children
ghoes 1t ! . ElEi E.0. BALRERTH
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the
city of Phad .lphia II. r. HELNBoLp who, beirg duly
sworn, doth say lis preparations contain nscotc,
no mercry, other urious drugs. but are purely
y-table. III. T. HELMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed before me, This ysd day OF No.
vembsr, 1874. HM. =. HibBARD.
Alderman, Npth-street. above Race Phtla.
Address Letters for in fornstisn in cnnfd, nee.
II. T. HEl.MBOLD, Chemist.
Depot 104 South 1en,hstreet. below Chestnut Phils.
BEWARE OF COUNTER FElTS
AND uNPEINCIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeaYcr to dispose "oF THEIR OWN And
{" ether" articles On the reputation attained By
uelmbold's Genuine Preparations.
.. Extract Buchu,
'' Extract Sarss
." Improved Rose v ater
STA b. all Druggists everywhere
AsS8goR HELNE0LhS-7IHE 80 oTUKH
cu, ou, the advertisement, and sent fo~ :, rOID
rvpnSJTJON IND EgFCcCFE.
wa:.n - 1851 "
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G I o c e lie S.

attachment Notice
STATE OF II LIMOS, Circuit CONT ih>,eof to
La sale County, fss Nor inter Term a. IN 1868.
mes II Sayes es Daniel Freeman and Ansel E.
Cannon -Anachmeat.
IOUBLIC N.,TlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to the de-
Il ;oI.daI,t Daniel Freeman. thst n writ oi f"ch-
ent issued OF til. flee oil The Clerk of ,he crcui.
Court t. sra for said county, dated the ga da June,
A. l>s3 al Tia. suit sf Jaues say's aud agi inst
the estate s,in Dasiel freemas. for The 81 III W
hupdr md ioiIars and Gs- cents,
dir cipd 10 tn, She, La sale county ahct SAID
writ has been ed executed
Now thereos.. unless you. the said Daniel Freeman
sba u, rsonay be aud app, ar before Circuit our
on IN 6rsi day OF III. next tern thereof holden ~
th. Court House in Ottawa, in sam county /. " a..
Hrst Monday OF November, A. D. 1866. give snec;,j
bail plead to the said piain,if 3 action - M,
will be tered against and in favor OF said main
tiff. and much " the property attached "A NAV he
sufficient to satisfy said Judgment and costa will bs
sold 70 satisfy the same. MOORE r, s.x
C:H. HOOK. DsPUrY.
GnAr, AVERY BUsHNElL, PiaitiTs Arys
Ottawa, June Q, 1868 .,-+ -
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SOLDIERS viii find large stock Of Fatigue shoes
Long Boots, &C., ST., at very low rates,
la fac Boots and Shoes Of ii kinds, styles and
sizes, at about old prices.i +l~- a - e =
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WHEREAS F~rE.n..o =. Prescott rur Jai'-trs +.
w rre.cult hi. wiz, ~ ,u-iT certain 3i,rt, ss-
delivered I'D cHrey - John = ,l.tHohy tls
l;e':s tyis H.JrrrG 49, ~ md ttrvv 90
bi.c. 81 .u- - ~ OrrCus s.C-.un - TIE
Of On ant! ia sale and State 81
!ilu, 10 secure l- payment rt.Iu yr"u4i.-
,oTs 81 a=ir ~lJf I'D deed .yr
the oi hundred and CITY on, 7.-l'-y dollars
{ b. aud s-v-raay dI- one. twu three. ioIr
yrr- 5on date 18th l,I,-1 IT each q s-it notes a.
pr Mt per
.i..a trjse.r g =: md IS provided in said mort
gaze DECD l,uorS v.er tn1a-sl ih.i, ia defau.
b. -ae su t'i- payment o. tHe principal interest
ia sd n"Ft--s, u'~"t""ta, cr am part or portion
To- cher. a lt IN o. tunes ie SAM snail become
C.. =: 49,, "a . t,tI + At'l'ry AID r. -s-isns
thereby nor zeI TO ~r the real estate IN SAID
--tr Ds-rr.1,. givu wees uprtce
@- rrn place o. ss.r "a ave pubic newspaper
.-r .s-ay whore .'- aid ed sitHelr al
ry-y rhr t. The highest ana tv,t bidder &C.,
rl boo. No c-,rHg"- D. ard ilS, in t.c Recorders
q - ..r -au county 81 L. Sale, where saii mort
.ac. led .Iii "a ~ show those Interested
And teh.r-.'. 4, liih day Of Mag. d. ed2, the
-aih J"h Anthony, having -oii, assigned, and de-
I-cred unpaid DO - IN saIi mortgage mentioned
the gued, did duiy assign and deliver
- he uturtg. de-d Aforesaid
And trhsrsGs d-f,UIt has been made in the payment
OF the OF SAID -evrrs.is due in I've three,
and four years from date, nd Of the interest on the
from th- Iu day 81 jane, 1919, all of hi,h
Is due and wholly UNI aid
T1.r.fore Notice i. h<reJv giren. that /. Aeon
Ward the assignee or said mortgage aforesaid, by
90 ami in accordance with the authority given AZ
and by said deed, will ~ the hour of ten
o'clock An Of the 2"th d"V Of y IT, d 1903 At the
south door Of the court house III Ottawa III said coun-
o: La Sale the state o: Illinois. sc At public
4rsiio, the highest and best bidder for cash the
premises described IN said mortgae decd, VI Lots
~ and three 80 IN Block four - in Green's Adj
diion the OTTAWA in the county OF La Sale
and state OF Illinois.
ceve deed Of the premises purchased. and the pro
ceeds o. said sale will be applied in accordance with
June 20. 1865 J~ Alison WARD,
t-.igHe< Of siid R0rtgI1e.
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E. G. HALBERT.
Northeast of Court House, corner La Sale
and Madison Streets.
Ottawa, March 2lst, 1888
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Carpets and Oil Cloths.

Brussels. Tspesiry, Ingram and Hemp, woolien and
,"tton frusgeiis cI The latest new patterns, which
offered al prices.
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he above complaints.
Thes- Elites are the poor mans
friend, saving him many DO tors bills,
IS well az the rich mans soiac- and
comfort; 'nvigora'ing the week and
deliher.ted, driyi~g away melancholy,
making a lie OF misery, one Of unsl-
!oyed spIoymsn'.
These Btt-rs have been introduced,
and are being used, not only in the hos
pitsl,. but among The soldiers, rs an ap-
?-iiI-r tonic and regulator OF the sys =
.eA Throughout the
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"W A n II + ID.

Cs~SSrv -espe.tahie e. .;oy neni- Any oneefeeliDg
q. b.,srO sfne VII confer favor %
,-s' SiS- - - on or BY letter
.SeaY EANrfy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-23
OBITUARY.

LINDSLY--In tins city, on the 30 OF September,
Mrs. Charity G., wife Of David Lindsiy, deceased.
Mrs Lindsly was born in Morris County, New Jer-
sey, on the Fth Of March, 1853 She was united in
marriage to Mr. Lindsly The 50 Of March, 1908, in
Mouistown, New Jersey. She removed with her
hus and to this city IN lsl She attained the age OF
eighty years, i've months and twenty hys days, hAy.
ing survived her husband twenty years, She vas the
mother OF eight children, four OF whom still i've to
bless her memory. rnts ta
Mrs Lindsy was a meek and delout christian.
For many years prior to her decease she endured
great and almost constant suffering, yet she bore il
all with the most rneomplainiug snbm ssyeness,
often expressing her gratitude hat her palms we've
not greater than they were. The language Of her
heart was, can the days Of my appointed time will
wait until my change come" She msy be said TO
have died suddenly, iuasmuoh .he was IN her usual
health until within few moments before she breathsd
her last She was at the time OF her death, and had
been for twenty years honored member Of the
Firs Evangelical Lutheran Church of this city. Her
body was inferred st Bethel Church. Miaw County,
some ten miles nom this city, where her dust nges
with that OF tho busband Of her youth A suitable
discourse delivered the occasion by her pas.
tor, Rev. d. steek. $1,000 l1 Ii %
"she has finished her courses she has kept the
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Yours, respectfully,
Mrs. M. w. FIsKE.

Horrible Affair We take the following
account Of most horrible affair." from the
Cleveland Plaindealer. 1t says; "Three
weeks ago u young man named George Bea-
yer, abont twenty years Of age, stole $500
from his employer, merchant of Fon du Lac
Wisconsin, and decamped. Beaver arrived
in this city last week, and remained Eere q
short time, when he proceeded to Norwolk, in
which place he had few friends A day or
two since hs called upon young lady ac-
quaintance, and requested private interview
which was granted He then told her that
he was on the point of killing himself at the
same time producing a revolver. The lady
seized his arm and tried to get the weapon
from him. During the struggle Beaver ex.
claimed "Stand aside or my brains will be
spattered over your person" The lady then
did as desired, when the wretch placed the
muzzle against his forehead, and blew the top
of his head completely off.
Upon the person Of the deceased was found
eighty cents in money and pawn ticket for
gold watch, from which he parted while in
Cincinnati not long since. In answer to a
telegram describing the sad affair, Beavers
parents-who are poor people and reside at
Fon du Lac--directed that his remains should
be buried at Norwak, Hl Boa
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p II 0 S p T. Q I Q
or THE n.
DAYTON EMPIRE.


Friends Of Constitutional Liberty, the DAYTos
EmnaE, once more greets you, and takes place
along with the other Democratic papers Of the State
as an advoeate Of your principles and defender OF
your right,. II ardenuy expects at your hands
warm and friendly reception.
An up,rtant o am pa,gn IS before us, fraught with
more OF good or evil than any which has ever preced'
ed it, The Life OF ths Nation and the Liberties OF the
people are at stake. THE coming months are preg-
nant with mighty events, and every man should be
ly posted on the current issues, 80 es to be able
to perform his duty as becomes freeman. The great
hattie between Centralized Power and Individual LIB
erty--Den ocracy and DesPotism-is now being
fought II our people are true to themselves, the
tonsttutloh and the sublime teachings Of our patriot
foreathers the contest cannot be doubtful. The
reat missioa of the Democratic party which has ever
stood as the buwark Of the Union and The champion
Of the oonsttuton renders its entire unity and bold
attitude, in this hour Of national peril, matter OF
vital concern The pending issue is not less for the
maintenance OF united country than for the perpetn
ation of ofDemocratc principles expounded by JEFF
ferson and Jackson. The most momontous results
hang upon the issue. The past IL dead, save in It's
essons ofexperenee. The Constitution, II preserved
y the beacon light that Will guide us to point
safety from the present stt and conflict; il tram
pied under foot and destroyed, we arc forever lost
darkness gloom, anarchy. II is the mission OF the
D0mOerAtiC CchofisNeieh
which gave US Union. To that party alone may con-
servatiye citizens look for relief and happy return
to the proud days the Republic when peace smiled
and prosperity reigned throughout the land tisun-
ouesonably the true Union party of the present day.
The ife.record ofour glorious Union and the sanctily
ofthe Constitution fully attest this declaration, as un
der its prudent sway and judcious government the
Union was made blessing and the Constitution sa-
cred bond OF equality and national happiness. Turn
whittier we may, we see no ray Of hope for the
future salvation OF our country-no "bow Of promise
save in and through the triumph ofthe great consi-
tuaonal Democratic party founded as ii is on sound
principles and devoted unalteraby TO the Union and
perpetuty Of this happy and prosperous but
now torn and deciding, country. 80
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the paper and will welcome as many new subscribers
ns desire to take sound and reliable Democratic
ourna Il is the determination ofthe Company to do
strict cash bu uslness, and paper will be sent un
less paid for in adyauce This is rule from which
they will not vary All will be dealt with alike.
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EMPIKE COMPANY, Propretors.
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TrOtting Raoe.--We learn from the
Cleveland Pidindealer, that trottng race
for purse Of $500 took place near that city
on Wednesday, between the horses "charleS
NJ Morgan and Lady Franklin the former
owned by Mr., j s. Forbus, of Summit county,
and the latter by Mr.. A. H. Woodard, of Troy,
N. Y The race--best three in iive-was won
by "Charles NJ Morgan" in three straight
heats Time, 2:47, Zach and 2;45
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Apgal.
sHERIFFs SALE.

SUPERIOR COURT, .
Veneer & Taylor VS. Henry H. Keller, case No 27s0
Walk a Brothers VS.. Henry II Keller, case No a7s2
The Glasgow Thread Company, vs.. Henry h. Keller
case No. 27Si;
A. Va Deusen & Co. vs. Henry II. Keller, case No.
1855; .... I
The GLASGOW Thread Company ys. Henry II. Keller
case No. 27sG; .....'.. .' f.G
Chapman, Nyes 4 Lyon W. Henry H. Keller, case
No. 27SB. .I I III. r. I.,I. .uIHI
IN obedience to the command Of orders Of sales
L made by the Superior Court Of Montgomery eoun.
w Ohio and TO directed will offer nj public sale
Of Che store room No lG Herman's block, on MAN
street, IN the city Of DAYTON, Ohio, on
Tdesidg, Aotomber 8, 1863,
The following goods end chsttels: large stock Of
ancy and staple goods consisting in part Of hosiery,
notions, hoop SKIRTS, chewing and smoking tobacco,
u large quantity of cigars; smoking pipes of every
grade spices throad silks cutlery, liquors Of all the
best brands glass ware queensware dry goods, in
Guiding all sorts OF goods usually kept in wholesale
notion store, and will be sold in packages AID quanti-
ties for wholesale or retail trade
Sale to commence at ten clock m Of said day aud
continue from day TO day until all IL sold. Terms
cash. GEORGE WOGAMAN Sheriff r
j. A. JoRDAE, Attorney. oc93dts
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Special Notices.
WynkOOp's Iceland Peeloral.

Diseases OF the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidi0us and dangerous. The
properties Of medicine alleviate, cure and uproot
these complaints, must bs expectoTant anod vle and
inygorating loosening the mlcus Of the throat and
impartiug tone TO the entire system. No discovery IN
medical seence ever mastered this class Of diseases
Ike Dr. Wynkoops Iceland Pectola II Is used with
the moss astonishing results in all Of brachit
Influenza, whoepng cough, diptheria pntrd sore
hroSt asthma Group, coughs, colds, nervous rritE.
hility, &c.
The Rev ~. Potter cerihes that 81 have used Dr
Wynkoops PectoTa for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints. and
have recommended ito many others, and have never
seen its equal Rey.J J. Potter, Brooklyn n Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important testimoni.
als could be produced showing its remarkable cures
and thai ID never fails.
1t is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Oh
cad, Peruvian Baisain, Eecampsne, omirey, Bur.
dock ana other invaluable expecterAnt and tome IN
gradients; is harmless, prompt and lasting To-
yalids and sufferers cannot afford 20 neglect trial
Every family should have it, IL Is remarkable ior
uroup. Fun descriptions, recommendations and IA
rectiOns accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dsy;on BY ". W Stewart aud all principal
drpggsts.
Prepared by ~. X. D. wynkoop, and sold by u. :.
Barnes Co, New York. se33dly
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friends and admirers,
DAYTON, Oct %, 1863.

DAYTON, Oct %, 1868.
70 COL J. @. Lone, j. d. Phillips. j. Y.
Perrine, d. x. Boyer, Jonathan Kenney,
4. II. Vest, and others:
GENTLEMEN Your note has just reached
me, and in reply, | can but say feel highly
honored by your Aattering compliment, and
can giveyou no better proof of my sincerity
than the accepting of your generous PROPOSE
ton Believe me, gentlemen, shall always
remember with gratitude the names of the
kind friends that | have had the pleasure Of
appearing before in your beautiful city
! would, ii agreeable to you, suggest Satur-
day evening, October oath, for the pleasing
event TO take place.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs M. W FIsKR.