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SLEEPING OARS
ON MONT TRAINS TO
PHIlAD'A, NEW YORK g. BALTIMORE.
RAGGAGECHFCKED THR OUGH And
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREIGHTS.t

By this route Freights OF all descriptions be for
warded to and from Phi adelphla, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore toand from any point on the Rail Roads
of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Raj Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
warded 70 any port on the Ohio, MuskiRgum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and
Cleveland, SandUsky and Chicago with Steamers TO al
Ports on the North Western Lakes. t..
Merchants and shippers entrustiug the transporta-
ton OF their Freight to this Company, rely with
confidence its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, at all times favorable are charged by
other Ran Road Companies.
EXr BE particular TO mark packages "via Fenn'a
Central X. R."
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either OF the following Agents OF the
company:
D. A: STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARKE 4 CO, Transfer agents, Pittsburgh
H.W BROWN & CO, Cincinnati Ohio,
r. C. MELDRUM 4 CO., Madison, Indiana
J.E. MOORE Louisville, Kentucky.
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. F. SASS, ST. Louis, Missouri
CLARKE & CO., Chicago Illinois.
, j. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth O.
!, j. NJ LOVE, Maysville, Ky
i. HALL 4 CO, Marietta O.
e. AYRES, Muskingum River.
=. W. II. & Z. L LANGLEY, GaIlipoIis, o.
H. S. PIERCE d co, GAINESVILLE, o.
N. II. HUDSON, Ripley, O.
r. C. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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A6raham Lincoln TO Col Hayes '- 'sS'
feel that measures other,oise uncousfitiono,
sIaaT BIC Mo LAWFUL by becoming indispensa.
Sie Lincoln being judge) to the Preservation of
tns Constitution through the preservation of the
THIS GROUND AND NOW AVON IT. =
claim not to have controlled events, but oo,fs
panty that erents hare controlled me
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Aoraham Lincoln to the People of the United
STATES frtraet from has Emancipation Proc
kamation:
u DO order and declare that al | persons held as
ives within said designated States and parts of
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the 1rbst advsn-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capaeious Yards we'll
vatered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and It's connections and every
attention Is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg.
where will be- ound every convenience for feeling and
resting choice is offered Of the philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market THIS viii also be found
the shortest quickest and direct route for Stock 10
New York-Jvia Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
ENocH LEWIS, GEM Superintendent Altoona,
Pc. . - -
LII. HOCPr, Genr Ticket Agent Philadelpha
delphla. janil-my2i
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,Ds free and that
-.sSos the United States,
Ind naval authorities there.
d maintain the freedom OF

's S g -lao-- :. a'i F..,,,., 30,
sas&a anr ainsoa b fheSRe0el commissiones =
= AnISSSoetieS whSi embraces the restoration
of p<S6f4GS iftsgritS n aAs whole Union, AND
rH1 AAi4oSAsNF4sf sLAvsag, and comes ny ana
Wfh&4 H&ority that can comfy the armies now
e AESt2 the United States, and VIII DO met oy
xSd the bearers thereof shall have safe conduct
both ways. ABRAHAM LINCOLN:
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Aoraham Lincoln to Rep. John p GalHrer:: r.
There Is but one pOliticsf question before the
people Of tins country which is this is slavery right
OF ia it wrongl" ABRAH.x LI.cot.
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ECLECTIC.

nB. Y. II. LEE, Eclectic Physician, surF-a -
- Accoucher, tend ers his professional sefU' 80
citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. Dr w. - -
ate Of the Eclectic and Medical Institute OF VI. -
q, and b IA had many years exTerieDc" m ". ~
OF hls prQiesgoD, aud he hopes. by ci0F 81 e
ousinsss, TO ment share ofthe pubbe atrv'," q.
Lee basgTven especial attention TO, and b.' ~, :,
nently successful IN the treatment o: chTS'' 49, !,
OF every variety, aud especially OF sueh = >. =
tlsm and diseases of the Eye and Ear. Livd ~ -
Nervous Debility, Cancer AMI Ulcers, es' 2
Pues and diseases of the kiineys, GfatsL -, ST Q
those who have been unsuccessfdily tr'a''o .
tfest ava diseases, would End 1t 70 't'er ~
consult DIR. Lee without delay. Our Frseul -
certain and prompt, leaving no mercunf' -
system, Lut elea nsiBg, renovating and fI.' ~
the general system, actin, IN apison ""
unerrIns lave.
WHfEuEs, WsT Va pS' my
To all whom u may concern: We, ne HD ~, r
members 1.-THE west Viz GINA Leenlstsfs' % II
sure In saying that we haze known Dr. IT, ~ r.
Lee many years preVioustot The bresting oA, w., -
bel ion, as sueeef sful and energefE pre- 80
medicine (of the Eclectic sthcol,) both 70
county, Virginia, and in 9aflia county, on,s f-s
VS. Di;SBAK, n ~ - 80,
JNojq. fHELfe,F6
Once one door south, OF Kramer's Bo'si'
sep20 : ~ .tFr-
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4 CURE wARRANTEDIN rwoDsys
No Mrc,ey or Na,sots Drug, % Z
.E,f- nv JOHNSTON

Member, of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loni,,.
Graduate from one Of the most eminent CollesesiuA,
United States and the greater part OF whose he "A,
been spent in the hospitals OF London, Paris, Phl,
phia and elsewhere, has effected some Of the ncs A.
tonishing cures that were ever known; many trMtsl
with ringing in the head and ears when asleap, sre
being alarmed At sudden sounds, baa
fitness, with frequent hlshlug, attended so,netiu,
nth arrangement Of mind were cured imMrAiatelf
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YOUNG MEN
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the mo'i "a
sary requisites TO promote connubiai happineH
deed without these the journey through NE beluS
weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darEens u
view; the mind becomes shadowei with dspar 8
fled with the melancholy reflection that The hspPs.
Of mother becomes bligstel With Onr own,
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Frishifui Nurricane---NalIs and Chin.
Hey stacks Blown Down--iiouses I'M ssh
ed and Various Persons Injured.

Wednesday Witnessed the severest blow we
remember ever having experienced in Ottawa.
There had been storm raging from the
east until Wednesday morning, when the
wind veered round to the Southwest, and for
four or five hours blew hurricane Mos.
houses in town being built squarely on the
cardinal points were taken quartering, where
buildings are strongest, so that we bear of
none being blown down, but among tall chin.
meg stacks, there was large tumbling dowu.
The one on Alschulers building, adjoining
the Bank Of Ottawa came down with crash,
frightening about 20 tailors, clerks, &c, hat
less and coatless into the stree, tie boss cut
ter nonrishing his scissors and tape line as
he rctreated coatless and hatles for the court
house yard 1t did not, however, 60 through
the roof
But the most serious catastrophe, was the
blowing down of part of the North wall Of
Mr.. Cheever's new building, in process of
erection on the site Of the old Mansion House.
This wall had been run up some II or II feet
on Monday, and the storm, On Tuesday hay
ing driven off the wo:kmen. it stood in that
condition, green naked wall, without bind
ings or support, until the sudden hurricane
on "Wednesday struck it. Some 10 or - feet
Yielded TO the shock and went over. falling
upon the wooden building adjoining it on the
north and crushing through the roof and sec
ond floor to the ground floor. The building
il perfect wreck The ground floor was oc
copied by Mr.. J. Hollingworth as a whole
sale and retail liquor store, and his bar being
on the south side. was pretty thoroughly
smashed. with all its glassware. Three per
sens were in the room at the time-Mr. HOl-
lingworth, who had leg fractured, and was
otherwise badly bruised Mr.. Geo kintz, who
also received some frightiul bruises, but we
learn had no limbs broken and Mr.. Simpson,
of DAYTON. who was thrown upon or under
the stove. and was 50 badly burned that it is
feared his leg must be amputated.
The building thus made a wreck of was
the property Of Mr. J. Hirtzel. whocs loss
mast be ten or fifteen hundred dollars. The
loss Of Colwell & Co, Mr.. Checver's contract
ors. must also be quite serious, though we
have heard no estimate of il in figures.
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- SsnHu- twenty-foIIr dozen NOR. Of YOUR Plan
tauon BteEs, the popularity If which daily
ing with the guests at our house.
SYKES. cHAWICK CO.
PTOpTietoTs VI Miltr4's IUtel. Cincinnati. O
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VERY MEAN JsGNESS.

One Of rhe mcauest and dirric-t tricks We
have heard Of in connection with the late
election was tie discharge OF Nr Z. :. Law
r...e. foreman of the Republican Office. I:
j ring 10 vote lhe Democratic TicLe.. II
Lawrence came here som three or tJar vars
a-o from Iowa, where he lad been r.i. Ling
q Democratic paper. and with g tai tar"l-
ed -c that be VS. l democrat. w. .ru, wed
By Mr.. Hampton a. liz foreman. y, u.o
questions but thai lie discharged h.s Guuc-
faithfully and efficiently, to he entire sails
fiction Of lis mpIoy-r ! year ago or more.
Mr. l.. was informed that he must join tie
UH:,I League. The reason given vas. that
til. League would have many documents to
pint. and they could not eu.rust them to the
uaU5s OF az euomy Of the order. On the
solemn assurance that he need take 10 obi
..;iuu that would interfere with his perfect
..rt lom OF opinion .- ri-Ic u vote as be
p.ca-eI. Mr.. l.. joined the League. He soon
found. however. tLat these ;Ird.s. were all
CANNON, and he ceased t. attend the meet
ms or the League; bat no one CHARGES that
IA. ever d.vulLed any % II secrets The
L-ara. th.n ,ook tn matter in ha"d, and
Mr. Hampton was :. warned that be must
discharge Iii, foreman. VI. Il, having some
manly instincts about him. Ho5ejh a member
Of the League. refused. Bat when the Rcprj-
li-u, passed INTO thc hands Of its present pro-
pri-tor-. the League would tocr..t" no luG.H-r
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COMMON CoLDs.-Every one is practically
familiar with common colds. The chilliness
and shivering. the dulness and languor, the
soreness of throat, pain in the head. stuffed
nostrls, and still more, the irritability of tenn
per and general discomfit, have not ONLY been
experienced by every one at some time. but
it has been the misfortune Of most people to
pass through this unpleasant ordeal repeated
ly and frequently. We would recommend a
timely use Of -Raddmc P5rte.'s Curatire Cough
Batsa", be- ause it always cures. A safe, re-
liable and pleasant remedy. Full directions
on each bottle. Retaled By all Druggists at
% cents.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT TIE
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.

Army and Country Merchants Pcdars Traders Suffers
and General Dealers make enormous profits upon
small investment
Jcsclry of pattern quality and in anv quantty
made /, order Estimates for any class Of work furnished
Particular attention paid 10 supplying Auctioncers
try Pelar~. Insiiln TRADER ana Army Dealers
etc. 1T short B..cc. Good c.nvassn- C.ra- with "A su,n
capital. find constant employ lcnt, Illustrated lists
tut! OF I-tEtI' I!..r> irce.
The Ps..Gi # R,ti'c-s IS Terry L1,ye,
Wholesale S..iIs De- carried in "a kraisack hand
ya-e, carpet t. .lf wil moi lee iii lyoh--buly or
nyoHvenI M To curry from place 10 place.
Remember another thing t~ iiu-ine. Is Strictly Hon
cradle There no nee. ol HrrPr,s r,iiI N9gcr,t-
in. oar uvo4s show for thcist,r,, and prove thcn
suINuS..
a,,-in-s in which an amp I zst,f,corv equiv
aten = gwen Tor amy money T.ae.yy. encouraging
lru4t = lh tod II tho u.ru,Jltiun in
when person ,a,i r t. canvass the
-uiig field again AMI a-iH iur our Goods are
introduced, permanent an e'lu'n demand is
ted.
10 Soldiers in the army thu. II h.a, disabled bv
tie IA fd>;,S w.lr tlcly. = .r 60. nth Teach
efs psstii.prs an, l<TsJ -r local or
an ugCui SrH am one ia a 1,i, w.th Great
uuIIry Inducements .i,- presents uiyruHity sell
't'si 'nst With ny I IN. -n' 4,.'.S..,'-!!
carefully Selected rAts g. fvN II. r. 1liHg
~ -s AMI slr.sJe 'e', 81 gfi "h he sent
IA the Loyal States.
" are constantly niiIn u:g- irr irrsps Icavin, the
cr.- Goods wholly wuh 10 s,.cil promise the
best exercise d" taste ,i Iugm M, AMI from car long
uNI,raI-c satisfaction. W. ask pay IA a
vance state VIVA: style and qI'iity Uu!s wanted
and viii send the and collect pay by Express al
/ the end OF the Pogte.
l:tld and Si'ra U7s,Les
Cool movements and manufactured in the best manner
Of material all warranted at prices from SO 10 St
each s'nt anywler-Iay collected iy Express. Saii~
fac- guaranteed All Watches III first prices; they
/ beia, II our own Importation.
C4.V'.ars free by mail! Send for them!
T&H GAUGHAN,
! Manufactures mi I'M slrfsrs,
Sic RrpiiwtN. : w. York.
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We dem it tu.- 60 i-rf constantly ls'ar-
l-:. i-t most '.,als O.: al H..ii.irss Known Cr~,
Cough E.sa'- Il IA. stood the tsI oi -c and ".IerL
uIt .H' 81 w. urr f. -I,=k iE ih~ host pra,cwoItly
Terms ai - Ia-. value. Il ti.e 49, l-'y Of every
Irsn; = ksel constant supply oi ia the house really
ia- immediate - only Is It most splendid remedy
for cal-Ls sudden c' Influenza Group. and Ill throat
complaints. Iut 10 = t'- c9rsumpti's. great rsii-f When
tzy lar .u:f- that MEDICINE vii e.e them.
CJg- Cough H-'u viii - ruu1 av>!u4Uis t!.eai -
s..y the coughing. help the -ype-torN;ion, and the
.gr.rs- WHY = We Inst suffering frn ush.. colds
group sr- ;i-.; iu-te1e,- that liable - pull
nouar- iak. tax ai,-s and provide y'ur.-if
y ss.i y a GOES Coush E~l-am'i- lest and cheap
e.; Cough Liam in the world 1t cost. Tut forty
and - found upon the counter. Of drax..a
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DISTRESSING AccIpENT.-James Armour
for many years a resident Of Ottawa, but for
the last few years residing on a farm few
miles ont Of town, was accidentally killed on
the railroad. about half mile west of the De
pot at Ottawa, on Tuesday noon. He was
on his way to town TO attend the election, and
having struck the railroad near the Prairie
Grocery bridge, walked towards town on the
track. The noon train from the weet came
IN rapidly behind him, and though the en-
gineer gave every alarm he could, the train
was usheard by Mr.. A., and he was crushed
beneath it The back part cf his head was
:orn off. ana his body otherwise nlangled.
He died III ter. minutes after the accident.
He was ma oye- 90 years of age--a ma
tive of Scotland BE leaves wife and child
rru.
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The Ia Sale County Mutual
E-Eo Insurance Go,
OTTAWA. ILLiNyIS
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Forty more of those pure blooded French
and Spanish bucks just arrived at the fair
ground and for sale very low. Sheep dealers
and raisers will do well to see them. Enquire
of W. j. Nicely, or Of DR.. Hughes at the fair
ground, where the sheep can be seen.
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| warned thee, admonished thee, foretold
The danger, and the lurking-enemy
That lay in wait: beyond this had been force,
And force upon free will, hath here no place "
But all who are afflicted with Catarrh iu any
form can Obtain: pleasant and speedy cure
by the use of DR.. ID. II. Seelyes Liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy, ere CONSUMPTION has fixed its
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The GALE IN THE CoUNTRY.-We hear I'll
mors on the street of several houses, barns,
and stables having been blown down by the
hurricane on Wednesday through the country,
but are unable to give names or location.
Fences suffered quite generally in all direc-
lions.
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CHEE,KEE HgNEry.-Thr caption Of this paragraph i, the
o s-t.bls medicine 10 the form -NrIII. which
l. admi.' wi.eE. used viii! Cherokee H. cgti a. L. lie
tn. al and -porIu~t Tor GuuoTIh.e. and Fuu-
Albu- " hitter in icr-l, II consider the amount q
suffering and fT"Iu ury % tr"r di-rst not tlt
admit tn cher Er' Remedy and iuIv.tiH .Inlr,
thu Lless ill., s,i,ucr. Tic, replace -, ku.s. ty health
and lrf Iurntss ~ clasir'i-. II do
rest but cures thcsc ills radically and thoroughly, and
bciI purely yczetajir. pleasant syrup dt-
sTe,'lc 70 taste or touch II leaves poison the
TEN. the eradication 81 which l. often difficult and
dan than tin tEstsalIt thu original disease
sold by al Druggists
No. T.
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EaalEituainE

To nay friends and patrons OF Ottawa and vicini
tv, | wish 10 say. that hr. y. H. Mann. who has
commenced the practice Of medicine in our COM
muulty. is graduate Of the University Medical
College OF New York City. the best Allopathic
School IN the |. =. has spent two wears in Belle
vue Hospital, y. Y. City. and is now prar ticug
Homeopathy, purely frem conviction OF its 50
periorlIy over the AHopatLic prrc;ice. He now
offers his services to the friends OF Homeopathy
In th. city. lie may be found at nv old office.
JAS. :. AYRES, NJ. b.
L.
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To unsumpiiyes.

Co-.'r~I'i," -uTrr,r. viii receive i valuable prescribe
ton r.. ;ls .r- OF tunsumIton As;hma Bronchitis. and
a Throat III Lung eoy tiT-, free - charge s-nin
iH.lr sd5r-.. Rev. EdS.r! A. wilson Williams ur
kla.s county. View York.
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From the army ho'pitalthe bloody feid--the mansion
OF the rich and hu nbs abode of the poorfom ths Office
and the sacred deskrom the mountain top distant val
legs and ro islands OF the ocsanrom every nook and
corner of the civilized works pouring the evidence Of
the astonishing effect. OF BRAKES PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. Thousand, upon thousands OF letters like the fol-
lowing may be Office.
EEEpsBURr, Wis Sept lc. 1853.
as have been in the army hospital for four
they give bottle of Plantation Bitters.
Three bottles restored my speech and cured me
CA. FLAUTE."
souTn WARSAW O. July %, 1863.
- One young man, who had been sick and not
out of the house for two with sro:us and Eryspeia
EDWARD wouNALI.
The following is from the Manager of the Union Home
School for the children of Volunteers
HAy EaEYAR MANSION, ETTF-SEvFSrH-S STREET,
NEw-lORE. August 2. 1868. (
DE-. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation Btters have
weakness and weak lungs ifh te most hapdy effect One
little girl in particular will pains in her head Joss Of ap
G . a'.n tais saIn- c1hSi ,..' On VIM al me-
We commenced with but teaspouniu Of Bitters a day
well. Respectfully, MRS. o. NJ. DEVOE"
q. lowe much to you, fox I verify believe the
Plantation Eitters have saved my life.
REV. ". H. wAGoNNER, Madrid, y. Y"
81. Thou wilt send two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly beneftedby
their use.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia Pa"
- b.. - have been great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
REV. }. 5. cATuoRy, Roches,.r Ny.
- s.n.u. twenty.four dozen NOR. Of YOUR Plan
taton teTs the popularity If which daily increa.
ing with the guests o! our hou,e.
SYKES. CHAWICK co
Proprietors ot Wili,rd's Hotel, Cincinnati, o.
dreis OF our disabled soldiers with the astonishing eff
feet q. r. ANDREWS
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati. O.
e. The plantl.on Bt;c-s have cured me oliver
complaint of which was Laid upprosrte and compelled
10 abandon my Business.
lib KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o.
"' The Plantation Btters have cursi Of
dersng-men, of the kidneys and urinary organs
d'sra''.l me for year. 1t acts Ike charm,
&c. &C. &c &c. &c.
The Plantation Bit;crs mako the weak strong the Ian
sud brilliant. and exhausted natures great restore.
hey n composed Of the celebrated Casva BARK Win
ter.reen, S.ss.ra E5l- Isgb,, &, all preserved psr
isCtl. pure -. CTUiN Rum.
9. T.-isGO.-N.
PerIous Of ,sdeutary h.its troubled WIKI weakness
.iiuIe pal t'ton o the heart lack q appetite e.tr-s.
after ..n fyrpi liver constipation Ec deserve u SUI
Ter d they vii try them.
They nuir-I.!vI ~ b. highest cl.gs., autllor
to si- arc warranted - Yr.ug" JAiEiic b-n.f ~
eject They exceedingly -srers5,e perfectly pare AMI
harmless.
NrI,s-Au. person pretending . 81 Plantation. E:
ers ~ bulk "r tie - swiH5isr and inn o-tor. Il
i iut up only IN pat ant o- calm bottles beware f
h>;.rs r-h led WIKI imitation dri-4rIps -tu1 r which
several -'sons are -ire T iu prison Sc tA-t every bit
tie has cnr private tntsi >:aI- stamp tn
mutlat.i. ami signature .t.vi plat e l.'s
SDld By respectable dealers throughout the habtable
sioIe
r ii DRAKE & co.
- BTualway y. Y.
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We authorized to announced the -.Ine Of Ga "
STPP of Bureau county candidate for PROSECUTING;
Attorney. in til. Tie 9TH iuli.lal eireut
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BOURBON EITTEns
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

Hc.4acn- C1S:iren-.z anil kindred l.,.15E arising from
d orlerc condition O: the stomach Liver "owe.,. Let
e,yry Try -e .rees = iters; ri-l End used
t.cy Will recommend them with conf ZEN, - all others
who in ucni of Wholesome. agreeable AMI -1-gtlal
The rapidly increased demand for these Eittyrs has
inucod ms to give tI.m puhc!sy th;t thousands
lave not USED them, may try thai AMI bg wheel
tn.r ..i-i-rlcN
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rE'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE DE- An
Il INVALID.
Published for he benefit, aud a CAC TipS 70
YOUNG MEN and others. who -Hf fT"u Nervous
Debility Prrnta tur- Decay Of NJ n God. e. ss!ll ius
at The same ti.:'e Tug MEANS "F sEIF tCEE ~
-to has cured himself a,"r under g"5HE s3rTaD!r
qIaCkriy- Ey enclosing postpaid addressed eEvrl-
ope single col les rnHy ~ he'd ut the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
Jrrrtth. ieG4-ly Brooklyn, Kings Co, n. Y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-12
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

EI-Ia.ies who have tried and found othe. StoIr
ach Btts toe bitter unp1lntbe and highly nedic-
ted ius their dciicate please siya- tcs trial and
yu wi be- without thci They viii give tone 10 the
sioEls, Ia, and strength to tire whole system.
your druggist Iraursu.fl has not 20; these Bit
tiers. hive niu -ypd Tor them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-12
II Il L | T + II Il L S !

now offer for sale fine lot OF FRUIT TREES nj my
Nursery near Seneca, consisting OF Apple Pear hrry and
Plum Trees. nov t-m u. L. CARPENTER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-12
oWain's Boui bon Ditters
Swain's Bourbon B.tters
SW5;n's Bourbon Bitters

healthy tonic, gentle smIlant anI uneqg.sl morn
Ing appetizer. Prepared in ripe old Bourbon. Peing
usrd TO tie exclusion of ell other Filters in than
hiiy United States Army II sl.l' and millions 81 private
families sni the only popuIar mehne which has been
especially exempted from stamp tax by the United States
government the ground n it, having been adopted
standard rcm-d! by the medical profession.
SWANS BOURBON BiTTEnS
aS-They are made Of ingredients well known AMI az
proved 10y the medical profession having po'cej.
properties ar both p.lat~hl. ala pleasant, with len
siren gtclng properties the bilious dei,
men; Of th.ssztsm src9..ia direction remedy Tor
the following s-ini.-e,.1 pyspcqsl, .'aun.yo
LIVER Affections, Loss OF Areti.e. Lo~ncs OF Spirits, sal
low Comrlayf,r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-12
SOrTu WARSAW O July DC 1863

- One young man. who h.d been sick and not
the hoss with Sroula and Eryspeias
paying the doctors s. without benefit has been
cured by ten bottle. of your Bitters.
EDWARD WOUSALL