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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27


ical authorities and warranted % prodoca iume-
aisse beneficial e5ee'. TIER ,Ars exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly pure. snt must supsrcsed all
other TONES where healthy gentle stmnlsnii Il re-
quIred.
They purity strengthen Aea lnslgoraie.
They create ahealthy appetite ---s-.s..
They are an sntdote 70 change Of water sai diet.
They overcome eaects Of dissipation Ans late
hears.
They strengthen the system and suIlven ne mind.
They prevent nissms,lc end intermittent fsver-
They purity the breath and scidisy Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia ard Constipation.
They cure DlarrhoeA and Cholera Mofbus.
They cure liver COMPETENT and Nervous Headache
They mase the weak strong. shs langult briliian
and are exhausted assure's great rsstorer. They
arr composed 81 the celebrated calsaya bark. vim
tcrgreen, sasssrss, roots and herbs, ell preserved
in perfectly pure 81. Crosx rum. For particulars,
circulars and testimonials around each bottle.
xsre Of impostors Examine every bottle.
S., shatithss our private u. =. Stamp rnmutilAtsd
the cork, with plantation soeue. and our sigma
a.. a fine steel plate size label. See that our
bo,sleis no. rsflled with spurious and deletsrious
s;nH. Any person pretending TO self Plantation
siiters BY The gallon % ~ Ruth Il an lmpossor.
Aay person imitstlng this bottle. or selling any
ether astsriai thereia. whether called Plantation
nitt re- or not. lie criminal under the U. a. Law.
and will be prosecuted BY rs. We already have
or eye On several pOiss re-iiiirs our bottles An
vho will succeed In getting themselves into close
quarters. The demand for BRAKES Plantation EIt-
tiers from ladies. elcrgymen rnsrcha ants &C. 10 IN
credible. The simple trial ~ bottle IL the evil
tence Es pre- cert Of their worth ard superiority
They are cold ~ all respe drnssists srccers.
physicians, hotels, s1ooD mboats and conp-
iry stores
PHI. DRAKE 60.
.O2 Broar way.N ~.
s.htsfw,v
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

his .. the most a-lishtf .ni extraordinary A.
tcis sv~r discovered n chengus the sun burnt
fac sni hsass 70 peartv .s,n texture Of rsvish-
ina beauty. iupArtlng sns marble parity OF youts,
snf The distIn Cue appsraace - Inviting Ia he city
belle o. fsshion II removes tan. frecsos. pimples
sna roushness from the skin. leaving fbv compiler
Ion fresh. transparent and smooth Z sonissns no
material injurious 10 the SKIN PatruDisrd BY Ae-
tr.sses and Opera Singers. L 4 ~ast every isty
should have. Sold every~here.
Prepsrea By ". E.HAsAs. Troy. w.
Address eli orders %
shoul ossna- = Haracs = Co.. v.
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"Eul." aid . Republican orslos. Al |.
recent meeting. Il. 100. su a peace maj.
~ 49, pssss Gomez. pray ocd sss nav
cone u The sbaps ola ~kl,s visEsd ssSel,
and sos IN tie form efa White faced slavs,
ehslnsd ssdsr The slss8y fsss OF an .rI.ss-
Grade rsosllsoo."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

"Dsmoersfs never disturb their oppooenis
In the sxsscsss Of tree speech.
How the ysrrsai can make the above
sssSsnsos Ia the face Of the facts which oc-
cured "a Saturday night a. The COur House,
4 q lissie singular There was an exhibition
II how "Demseysfs" tolerate free speech. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

Spades not trumps this time" muttered
soldier in the Army OF the Potomac. after
reading the Mcclellan Platform. There was
wit az we'll as politics in the veterans allu-
sion TO the affective genious Of Mcclellan Tor
intrenching without marching.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

Az officer just returned from the front
beard General John A. Logan make a
speech few DAYS since 10 which he warmly
supported Lincoln. This disposes of the Cop
prrhead lie that General Logan wss In fsver
OF Mel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
uEGusTWEer's
INIMITkBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,



I'm, r.sisr gray hs'r - as original ooior ty sur
slvinr nc capillary labcs with natural snstensnce,
hnpalres BY sgs or disease. Az rstantsnecus
dyessre co'nposed ofisasr csuri destroying the
vitality and hearty % ne hair. alj aHord OF them
selves no dressing Heln<treet's ni'ahle Color
Ing el- hs- 20 u, astpru' color ~ 81
easy process. bat gives The bssr
Guzurfaps Ecauty.
promotes - growth, prevents u falling 90. ersdi
Gates dsnarus. md impafts health and ple~-sut-
Ress 20 the hesd 1thas stosd the test Of time be-
he ihe o. slnal lair Cosr'ug and Is constantly IN
creasing 10 favor Ueed by both gentlemen and la
dies I, .soishv an rssaec,able dealers. can ~
procured by Their Of - commercial agents. n y
BARNES Z co "a Roadway. View York. Two
Sizes. 81 cents aadai
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

IL GOODS BOUGHT AT this
Arss<snsk.s.t Hn<s~-< -ithcst shsrx~
An. FknnANf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

Tns brave. and able Dol. Mssz. rasts =
nouf sxcsllsns spsech lss. night at the w's-
wan. He Vas listened 10 astsntivsly By =
lasgs number Of Germans We true. no
WIN visis the city again before the slectioa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
Nip the Evil In tho Bud /.

THOSE Afflicted with any PR.
II vsis Disease sa<h stipes fchsnsrcf tsl
a.. Primary. srcuntsry. f<rusrr. q Az rhs...
aessert Be-, Giles, ssisetzrs. tHsac.,<. hscrccel~
n<.<. xocserhE Enf<sio1s. al = -rrts % k1lf-
korss. shcua Al at OxCx vi<I Dx ClAKxse
PkIv srr osvfcx. at s<rr<f cczsrrxfoz rssr
Ne. a. Hasa FssAi1ssaa -sr~>s. is1l<nspsls.
tnt5ens
TIE no<ssf's psas<s Tears ktpsrisscs IN y<~
rsrk Cts ~nshlns An - sr-<t yea -etsntIe<xffr
N urx~zt ss<~s ss.t g. e. elo ~ i<z<zr. AZ re-
e~iss aettcl.>s ~ s.prsss.
sPn
rws o2~ IN. ia Isz,szaps,iA M.
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ENGRAVING BY THE BES L
l<s.xrsvsr h n. sl.ss tas< - .~S<r pr..stiy
Al fkExMAS.s gswriy fssr..
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FACE MANS.

BOARDING SCHDol. SETS
LIZ Kaifs.ss a. Ssasa e. s.i< lv~x al ell.
~ pis;s<. a. c.s.s.
Al yRxRukxsa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

y TT @tfFs-N-
Persoas o. sedentary habits troubled with weak
re.-. isssituie. psirstat'on o. the heart lack q
appetite. distress after ss-f, torpid liver, cOns
patton. Nc deserve 70 suse-'f they gill no, try the
eel.hrafcd
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday P. M. Dispatches.
Official War Bulletin.
Further from Cen. Sheridan
Large Captures, &e.
fc., re-, re, re-,

&C., Re-, &C., &C.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

CHANGE AT DiMuIcg & MAYBURT s-As
OR advertising columns have already an,
nounced, Dr.. MATBURY retires from the
late firm of Dimnck 4 Maybury, and ilis
place i. taken by PHIIe J. DIMMIcK. The
new firm name will henceforth be DE-.
DIMsICK & BRsrHsR. While we take
great pleasure in welcoming to the business
community of Ottawa the new partner.
who is known to most Of the citizens if
the county as one of its Oldest residents
and man of great probity and worth,
we cannot refrain from expressing cur
deep regret, that continued bodily afiiict-
ion has impelled DR.. Maybury to retire
from active business, and to seek in travel
and recreation, that physical vigor which
too intense professional devotion has ina-
paired. In all the relations of \ gosd cili-
zen, an upright business man, and a skill.
full physician, Dr. u has no rival in the
high esteem OF the people of Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

old Sores fever sorss cancers, atism, letter
serofula, salt rheum, catarrh, sprsins, weakness,
in the back and limbs, and other complaints of
lsng standing, and has performed astonishing
cures upon those who have long since lost their
SIGHT AND HEARING, or nearly so, by disease.
All FERNS of female complaints attended to with
great success. During her travels she has cured
hundreds who were on the verge of the grave who
are now living and enjoying good health through
her skill and successful treatment. Satisfactory
references will be cheerfully given when required.
She will guarantee 10 make permanent cures in all
cases she undertakes. Her examinations are with
SO much satisfaction to merit and receive the
confidence Of all who consult her. She answers
letters pertaining TO life and health. with grea,
satisfaction, and all who cannot consult her in per
son, will please give statement Of their case and
situation for her investigation, aud, if required
medicine will be sent by express without delay.
Lawyers Doctors, Ministers. and many other
scientific men, have consulted her upon matters of
high importance, and give evidence Of their entire
satisfaction.
She has established her In,irmary at the For
Rirer House, IN Cttawa, Illinois,
Where she may be consulted upon all matter. per-
tanning to Life, Health, and Diseases Of tie Human
System.
All who wish to test her skill AID powers Of
mind, should call Immediately.
CONSULTATION FEE ONE DoIALR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

hiSS ZEN NESSbE CLAFkIN,
The Great Ha9,stic Doct-ess sax Cyet~Ssyota Ply
siciIn,
who has 50 asionished the peop!sby her wonderful
cures and mysterious revelations during her ,ray-
els in the United States during the last six years.
has visited the most important towns in the states
examining the sick and afflicted, curing them with
unparalleled success, and through her magnetic
influence and wonderful operations. has caused in
valids to walk very short time whs had not done
SO for many years. This lady seems to be endsw>
ed with the healing art and supernatural gifts to
such remarkable degree, that she cosvinces the
most skeptieal of her wonderful powers, and gives
information of SO much importance that people
from every walk Of life come to consult her. Her
skill and powers Of mind are SO great, there seems
to be No disease but will give way to her treatment
:. This lady is physician indeed. She can see
and point out the medicine to cure the most sbst.
nate diseases those that have for years bsled
the skill of our best physicians, such A.
Dipthsria Dissnsss Of the Throat and Lungs, Heart
and Ltcer Comp Lainfs Dssasesorths Aomsch ,Esss-
raigid. Sick Hsod0eh~, Dyopsy in the Cheat. Asth-
Erfrocted rsonand brunch, in from to - hsurs,
scithsss pain or ths we efinstswn,snfs, dc.
And can make sslvss and !inimsats that will cure
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

DEATH OF RICHARD PEw3a0RE.-W I
mentioned two weeks ago the accident TO
Mr. Pembroke, AT the Acqueduct, by
which he was severely bruised about the
head and an car tern off. We have now
the painful task OF announcing his death.
TIE injuries after day or two, showed
themselves to be much mere serious than
was At first unprecedented, aad after ling
ering in grsa. pain for about 10 days. he
died last Monday night He was man
widely known throughout the county, and
esteemed by all who knew him. While
ho had hosts Of warm friends, we doubt
whether he had an enemy in the world.
With one exception, We are told he was
the eldest resident of La Sale county,
having lived continuously in the county
for the last 5 years.
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to Ottawa

TELEGRAPH OFFICE REAovED.-Tbe tele-
graph Office has been removed from Frees
mans block to the room on LaSalle street,
lately occupied by E l.. Waterman as U.
S. assessors Office. Mr.. Bassnett, as also
Mr.. Catlin, Secretary of the Ill. & Miss.
Telegraph Company, have removed their
Offices TO the same building. This brings
the whole Telegraph Department of Ottawa
together into one building,-a matter
which our people, we imagine, as we'll as
the telegraph corps, will find, IN the way Of
convenience, an improvement on the for
mer plan of occupying different Offices
remote from each othsy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

ED. L. ARMSTRONG has, during the last
week, been receiving his spring purchases
of new clothing, and rs consequence
has had his establishment somewhat
crowded by that host of our most fashion
able young men who depend wholly on
Ed. for their best party and Sunday>go-to
mestin' clothes His new stock takes
EN- all Gown in the way of beauty, va>
riety, excellence and cheaPness, and is of
course going off with a rush.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

AID Soc1RfY ExrsRfAmn.Sr.-Ths On.
terta,nmsnt given under the auspices of
the Soldiers Aid Society on Thursday
and last evening, at Union Hail. consisting
of music and Tableaux. was we'll attended,
and gave complete satisfaction Certainly
all credit is due to the large company of
patriotic young ladies and gentlemen Of
Ottawa who have so oheerfully given their
time and talents to a noble purpose with
no hope of reward save the consciousness
OF having done their best in noble
CAUSE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

CAMERON AND EBsRHARD-Wc are sure
the simple announcement that Cameron
and Eberhard have just received a heavy
stock of new spring goods will cause
rush of ladies' in that direction. Famous
as they are for always having the incest
dress good. in town, they boast that their
present stocks beats any other ever brought
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

SOLDIERS AID SocIABtEs cense-
quence Of the near approach of the Spring
term of the Supreme Court, the Sociables
OF the Soldiers Aid Society can no longer
be held at the Supreme Court House, but
will be changed to the County Court House
The next Sociable Thursday evening,
April 5th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02
Specia Netice-soidiers Monument

As the township elections will soon be held,
attention is here by called to the following resou
ton adopted Feb. 18th 1854, a. meeting Of the
La Sale Co. Soldiers Monument Association, viz t.
Resolred, That each Supervisor and each hol
der of subscription books in the county, be reques
ted to be present at the polls at the next township
elections, and make special etToLts to obtain sub
scription from those in attendance"
=. X. LELAND, Trustee ant S.cre:rry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

IorIcIIDe-For some time past it ap.
pears there had been some difficulty be-
tween = man nsmed Eugene Why;e, a
Waterman on the railroad, and George
wilson living north Of the canal, in refer.
ence to some COWS claimed by Nhyje, but
in Wilson's possession On Monday even
ing they met near the aquaduct Whyte
on fco, and Wilson on horseback. An
angry dispate appears 10 have taken place,
when Whyte. so rumor says seized Wilson
aud undertook TO pull him off his horse,
upon VIII Oh Wilson drew revolver and
shot Whyte twice. enc ball passing through
hi. lungs and another through his heart,
He died instantly. Wilson then came
down town and gave himself up. As there
has been no judicial investigation o. the
c..7., ~ ca give but the facts as we find
them in street Iun.ors Wilson is still III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

c. q. REFS, piano tuner, &c, is new IN
thi. city, and persons needing his services
can leave orders at Firms bookstore. Mr..
r has visited this place regularly twice a
year for the last three or four years, so
that most of our people are well acquain-
ted with his superior qualifications as a
naau.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

THEsPiAS EXHIBITION Thespians
learning that funds are needed for the re
lief of invalid soldiers of the 53d regiment
and their families, have generously tenders
ed the regiment a complimentary benefit
which has been gratefully accepted. The
exhibition will take place at Washington
Hall next Friday evening, April Sth, when
the fine plays of the idiot Witness and
the Serious Family" will be given. OF
oourse there will be crowded house
See advertisement in another c1iurln
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

AT D. d. HALBERT awful heavy and
splendid stock Of new goods at the popu>
lar establishment of D. b. Halbert,
Woods Block, just received In the way
OF carpets, spring dress goods, and dress
silks they challenge comparison with any
establishment IN lllinoi. out of Chicago.
and even challenge Chicago on prices.
Don't fail TO give them a call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

GENTLEMAN, earsd Of Nervous Debility, Issou-
potency Premature Decay and Youthful Errsr, Actual
eaSy De sire to benefit others, will be happy
Dish to Al Who need it Gree 81 chargs) tss recipe and
eHecusns isr 1akisg The simple Remedy used in his
ssss these wishing 70 prsht by his sIperiense-and
pssssss & Valuable Rensdy-wil receive tbs sans Nv
Tsssrs .aii, Carefully ssaisd,) by addressing
JOIN .. OGDEN
w. ~ - sAspSv oAsuK, ~ IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

AT the late city convention to nominate
candidate for Mayor the following were
chosen As the democratic central COM
mlttee for the city OF Ottawa. for the en-
suing year: Edward Butler, Jacob Low
man, Arthur Lockwood, Thomas Clancy,
f. B. OirAmick, NJ. A. Waterman, NJ d.
Calkins
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

SECESSION from every name
and kind OF SaIeratus except the Oh emical
,Sdhruus THIS is the kind 20 use on every
occasion. For sale by all grocers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

MITCHELL AND FRENZY have just received
a new stock of boot., shoes, &c, which
they would like 20 have purchasers COM
pare, as to quality AM price, with any and
all others in the city. They do things
up about brown at Mitchell and Feeney's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02
Notice..

Their will be "a meeting Of the Executive Com
mittce Of the La Sale Co. Agricultural Society on
Monday April llth 1861. at the Cour, House at
o'clock y. N. i, is desirable there should be
full attendance 2w. JoHx Stout, Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02
OTTAWA. March. 3lstIst


To Col. J. W. McCrANAnAN, sd Rat.
III Vol DEsE SIR-Ths ladies and cen>
tlenen Of the Thespian Society, are aux-
ious TO find expression for the deep interes,
with which they and the whole comma
nlty, regard the return of your noble
veteran regiment for short sojouru IA
our midst. preliminary to renewed labo.s
in the field.
We are fully aware, for We have watched
your career, that your regiment, in the
iatIgues Of marching, in the priva,ions o:
campai sning, agd in the field Of battle
bears proud comparison with the nob'-it
OF our noble Illinois troops And no muir
muir. from Colonel I" drummer boy, la.
ever found it, way hitbe r aS coming from
You, even though il may sometimes have
seemed to you that you were forgotten =,
home.
We propase, If agreeable, 10 Offer vour
Regiment, on Friday evening. April, >,h,
t-1,t. the proceeds Of which shall be
devoted 10 any disabled soldiers. or fan.ii-
les o' soldiers needing assistance, now or
formerly c0nnect'd with the sd regiment,
a::d - far - the ability of the society g.
t"rGs. accept th- assurance tina: no fans
liy Q. sny soldier Of the sd shall ever ho
allowed 10 suffer III your future absence
Very Re-pectfUliv Yours.
Mas I c. HESsHAw Pes
LogEyz. LAlAsD Vic. Tres
Mss l.. R,vXoND. Sec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

Iren the army hsspi,a!-.be bloody neld-,he nan.
ssn o. the rich and humble abode CT the pser-.ron
the oce aad ;hs sacred de.k-frsn the mountain top
distant valley. and far OF islands of the oeean-,ron
every nook corner th. civilized world, yoa--
ing 10 the evidence % the Astonishing Effects. c.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs Thossard. upen
thousand, sflsters like the follow ing nay seen a.
oMce.
RgsDsDrRy, VS.. Sept &c. 1sC3
g" have been IN Ne sruy hospital fer
fourteen nentA'-sPeeehle'. AID nearly dead. A. A
III. hey gave me bottle q Plan, alton Bitter.
Three bottles restored my speech and cure
ssrrs vAs.Aw o July "a 1sea
on- young nan, who had been sick and
rry.p.la, after paying II. doctors over si5o i,ho.
beseht, has been cured BY ten hsitlss OF Bt.r
EDWARD wsUYALL
III. faIo~inE 1. 'ro. tn. Manager 9th. Uaion Hon.
setsoi FOR tn. Children Of Volunteer.
U4'EyEy.K MissIos. FiFTr-SEyrsr. srssr,
"Ds. Dr.rr: Your wonderful Plantation Bi.,.r,
from wea.n-. and r-Ak lungs ~iih most happy EJECT
Or. i.l, gu, in particular. with pan. i. her hess
whom ,il ..diesl ,.i h,d been ,Ih.us.-d, ha. been
snrrs,r rs,iored. ". commenced with sus .e..
,,pal, decreased and she i, no. --l.
Repeatedly, MRS. 0. II DEyog'
- 1sve much e yOa, for verify believe
ihe ri,st,iion Bs:sr, have saved nv ~.
raw. ". II wAGGONER, N.dr.t. NJ"
- Thou VI, ..nd bottle. ror. o',ty
rlaDt,ti.n Bt'sr.- Ny VIE has b en- greatly s.o.a;-
Thy friend, AS cURRIY Pii-e-I5ha.. Pa"
- Ihare been gr.., sufferer 'ro. Dysg.p-
- and had 20 abandon preaching. rh=
Plantation iJ;eI' hare sares
Eh| ). : CATHoEE. soche.ter, S.r
,.'.-' So o., 'r.n.y ,os: Dr. more yssr
slkEs. CiIAwI,KACo.
ProP;s'oE' wizards n0tei, Clns!anau, 0.
- h.r. given III. Pi.r,,,lon Dr.t.rs "a
b1rar'.' 1ur disabled solder. VIII The e,, a,.os-
s~.,rin,sad.a. soldiers Home, Ciac.aa...a. ..
80 . The Plantation Bi.,,r, ha,s cured ~ st
LIVER complaint, Of shch -, laid % pros,r,:. AID
ii Z. klSGsLsY, oI.,.i,a. ."
~' The Pi.ns.,i,a B.s,er, hA,- cured II. o.
d-r- ns-rsent % the kldneys AID urinary organs,
ia. b.' d.'ress' fo[ years. L ae'. lie eh.rn
Gr- a. &c. ie- 81.
TI- plantation Bitter, make the yak strong tn.
lnag41 Draaal. A. are e~h,utted Bs;cre'' grea;
B-r-, Hintergrr.E ss.sarra., Roots. r.,, a., -
preferred 4 Psri'etl, pure g.. CreiI RUE.
s. T.-IsOO.-X.
Persons OF sedsatsry Lasls troublsa,-i.h -.asse,,
.a'';use, psirs;on o; the heart, lack of appetite,
os.Ee'. a'.sT eating, torpid h,~r, con-tpstisn, ts
d ssrrt TO suffer ;bey vii Try th-m.
They rscorau1s ndcS BY the hirhesi medical
thort'cs and narrated 10 produce iptTs tfis
5sEeh =. eject The! are exceedingly Agreeable per
feet rare, and harmless
NS.iC,--Any per,on pretending ;o sell PlsntaIien
f..'erI bsls ~ TIE gaNen a swinaleT and
p Il put Gp oniy pstIent cabin bet
iI-.. beware of bottles recalled with Imitation delete
r.CEs s;uy for which sevrrsl persons alTsxsy &c
Ir'sn. See hat every bottle has private United
states Stamp ever she cork IN rusilated, AID sgna-
iGre CT STEEL plate side lasel.
Sold By respectable dealers throughout tie hab...
sc Oh.
r. II DRAKE & CO.
2s9 Brsad<ay, n. Y.
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L. S. ASSESSORS OFFICE-Mr Water
man, U: S. Assessor, has removed his
office to the second story of the building
he has hitherto occupied-e utrance by
stairway on the north side BY this rise,
Mr.. W. gains some space and lighter and
pleasanter apartments. He has gone to
considerable expense to fit up his new
quarters with an eye toneatnsss as we'll as
convenience Of arransement.
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Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institute will be held, under the,
direction ofthe School Commissioner, at TONGA
on Thursday and Friday, April 2lst and 22d.
good attendance of teachers and friends OF Educa-
ton is expected. j. M. DAY,
School Commissioner,
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DEMOCRATIC TOWN MEETING
At the Court House this evening to nom-
mate candidates for town officers, to be
at the Annual Town Election
next Tuesday.
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SOLDIER BOYS At HoME-Ameng tho ar
rivals of Ottawa boys from the field, since
Judge Lelan.l, and 1t. Chas. Dickey, son
of Col T. l. Dickey Both bear on their
bodies honorable certificates of their gal
lantry in the shape Of unhealed wounds,
and clothing pretty badly perforated with
balls. They are both gallant boys and de.
serve promotion.