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J.. A. HOBS, Pres't.
WI. " TRUE, Scc'ry.
W. H. CJSiIMAN, Treasurer.
4. IL WOOSTER General Agent.
aISsTED STATES
Military Claim Agency +!

Having IN the Army three ami onc-half years, in
al the GRADES from Private Captain prepared III
win tIi. Law business. Prosecute claims
against the I.cI States and will give prompt and
fHI attention e. the collection of
III Gums Groicing ont Of he Present Fcr,
CONSISTING OF
F.-k Ply ,l'ge rn-igr,.l Officers
-, = p.,y ..'.r 90 charged Soldiers
Pay io,d ui and soldiers their Willows aud heirs
Pri,-,gIl- tl,rr- soldiers.
Pensions ,iu- T. valid soldiers
bounty ami Back Pay due Heirs of deceased Soldiers
Pensions due Soldiers Widows ard Nin,r Heirs.
Pay Horse lost. Killed died in the u. 5. Service.
FEES-Iu viii greater Zee lee Charge! than that
allow - 10y 4TH f.. whatever VIII he required until
tile nave derived benefit from the ~ picon and
the cruniaI NJ the applicant will always Ice taken
into ctIlsilerati. y.
1t II be remembered that am Agent for person
who -I.iyiOy and al applca for
varied direct Ia the proper Office Washington.
Office South side al Main opposite Court House
Ottawa. Ill June 10th, '65.
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Recollect that DR.. d. II. Seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy will cure Ca,arrh, thus ar.
resting disease, which il allowed It's course
will result in Consumption.
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-. -. NOTICE.

There will he Sabbath School Union Basket Picnic on
the bank OF Tie Illinois river, the building Of the
new arilse, the first Thursday in o-toior All
Sabbath Schools respectfully invited participate
Seneca, sept u. IsC5. Con-.
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Mrs. TARBLE has sold out her millinery
establishment 10 Mrs. JOKES, who, while
repienishing with heavy new fall stock, is
selling the old stock at panic prices.
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OTIAWA Wholesale MARKET.

OTr.wA. Sept Is. 1865.
Fk,ur-W. wheat. 1850 Spring. .4-25 pr loo.
Corn A.ai-l.25 pr. loo.
ub.g,-W Winter. old. 81 s5atI.7O; Spring old
81 lOa!25: new. 6uasl.!5
UD,n-Ear. SIC. tor 80 lbs; Sheiled so for S. ID.
tIgLN--22c for 5 ib>.
EGris9- 6:1a7uc. for As lbs.
Rye--G!c. for Is lbs,
TlHDfhH >er,i-s3Ota so
N,y-i5."3 per ton.
Potdtots-4, a15c. p. bush
ElpA--14c.
Eutter--2Ga2sc
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WASTED-To rent small dwelling house
Apply at the printing Office OF the Free
Trader Best references given.
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- Il Il ID

In Serena, Ia Sale county, Sept. 9Th, 1SE5 ETA
daughter ~ Henry B-artsley, aged 10 days.
In Worthwhile Ill, SHERMAN GRANT, son of Danl
and Mary McNett aged IL months. weeks.
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4 GENTLEMAN cured of Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and the of youthful indiscretIon, will lie
happy to furnish others with the of cure, free Of
charger This remedy il simple. s'fe and cert'ih
Foi full particulars by return mail piease address
JOHN ID. OGDEN.
June II, 1865. 60 Nassau ST.. N&w York.
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POPULATION OF OTrAwA.-From Mr..
Fleming, who has been taking the census
of this county under authority ofthis state, we
get the following figures of the population of
Ottawa.
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Chicago Market.

SEPT. H. lst5.
Flour quiet. Spring extra S-Gts.50.
Wheat Tho R'Pittjctn then has heena -corncrf
established III the wheat market and cautions Interior .a
ler- u" place confidence in mark. values i'm Chicago
at this Their" a feveri> and uns4fli
of things No spring brought io. M II !25fp b
Corn firm Sales range GO, j5 for No /, and 1 Q,.S for
No
Oats in fair demand at 3l6JG2c.
Rye 1l-Ic.
Barley 5. sc.
Timothy seed $500 90.
Wool s. q 81 fUr fleece washed COG, IS tub washed.
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NOTICE

There will be lecture at Plymoth Church sunday
evening IL O'Clock, the subject patronizing the
saloons.
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MARRIED.

On the sth inst h, Arthur L kwood. Esq. w.t. ROBERT
SWANSON, of Mission, to Miss wEBEK LARSEN, late Of
Norway.
On the 18th inst, Ivy Arthur lockwood ESQ., Mr. JAMES
w GAY. to Miss MARGARET H. HOLLAND, both Of
Utica
At Farm Ridge Presbyterian Church, by Rev. J. ii.
Moore Mr.; OIvsa DsFENBAueH to Miss MARY MORRISON,
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Go rothc Cheapest and 1;e.t.

For sound Practical business Education. go To the
North Utei1, Business CIcge located at Aurora Illinois
For full particulars address with stamp for circulars,
sept 9 % .3m V. REIFSNIDER, Aurora, Ill.
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WM HICKLLNG Iresido't.
I'm AKIIpUR.--. Fice PreS,,'~Ht.
JOHN F. NASH. ---..-.---....... ...... Iciter.
WM. ii. CUSHNAN-.-- ------------ ..--. CGs,steT.
DEEcT9Es:
Milton H. Swift, Joel W. Armstrong,
W. Bushnell, Lorenzo Leland,
VIM iiickling. lsItIc cage.
Tho. liHriord, john Armour
K. Ihorue, John MInley
c. VI. Van D"ren-
We have organized under tie National Banking Law
AMI having succeeded the business OF W. H. ". CuSh
m.n. open, the q general bank
ing business
Exchange Chicago. New York. and all the other
icipAI of the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England ireland, Scotland and Con-
tnrnral Europe drawn in sums Ia suit purchasers.
GolIct.Fn.r~ made tirou@hou; the state, and
prompt rcnittei for day ot payment at current rate
vi eNcHan-c.
United States. Illinois and La sale county bonds gold,
.il &c, bought and sold.
\ iuil supply of Rcvruuc Sfun,ps, of all de
Nominations, constantly hand.
We special agents Jay Cooke Subscription AGENT
for The 30 loan, and will allow interest date of
subscription.
We l-iieve facilities such that offer spec
fal inIcr,' aud shall enlIeavors
give stisi ii'n To thuse utr-iin with their business
Banking hours from . 4. VI. to4PN.
June 1865. WI. u. CUSIMAN. Cashier.
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Lake Forest Academy.
A CARD ANVAEIDS.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
missionary. discovered a safe and simple remedy for the
Of Nervous Weakness EARLY Decay Diseases OF the
Urinary and Seminal Organs AMI the whole triad of dis
orders brought by banefu and vicious habits. Great
numbers h1ye been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted 10y desire TO benefit the afflicted and unforfn-
nate viii send the recipe 70 preparing and using this
medicine in a sealed envelope, any who needs it
Free Of ChaTye.
Please inclose postpaid envelope addressed to your
sell. Address,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
STATION ID. BIBLE HOUSE,
July % rs. New Ybrk City.
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Rev E. A. Wilson's celebrated cure for Asthma Brun
ohts and Consumption. For sale by
July l5 IS. 3. T. GRIGGS
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The total, when all complete, will be about
100, which is a gain Of about 1000 in the
last FIVE years.
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0ttatua fire. Gra1er
LOCAL. MAfTER,,,
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL
Western closes 12:GO NJ Arrives 12:45 p. NJ
Eastern 10 &6PM l2:I5 p. NJ
Farm Ridge. closes P. NJ and arrives IL NJ Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark closes l:3O P NJ and arrives p. VI. Tuesday IS
and SATURDAYS
Somonauk, closes 80 Saturdays arrives s. 50 P
Fridays.
Office Opens IAN Closes 7:3oPM.
aug26 IS J. DOW T. VI.
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ECT CHO OIL!

-
The Second Tenn Of eleven wcks of the School tang hit
~ The Misses Stanley. will open sept i1fi
Tuition IN the Young Ladies Department, including En-
gii.iI branches French German. and Drawing 300.
Sls ia attention paid Eocution Drawing and Penman-
ship.
Arrangements have been made to accommodate Scholars in
Music.
Tuition in Children's Department. five dollars.
II desirable applications from the country be made
oaIiy, A. the number # Pupils Is limited.
A ,i>s ia Drawing will -e during the Summer at the
school Eat Ottawa, Tuesday and Friday Of
each week Hours, from 10 TO Il "A
'suEs will he given upon the Schools and Masters Of
Art Terms, two dollars for twelve lessons.
ottawa. july o 'o,-2n
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snyf az. Cook a. Co, of Chicago.
LTIL pay particular attention the collection Of
w TpUNritS, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES OF
PAY, c., &C.
No = iyanre Fees Required. and no Char
ges Unless Successful.
th' ven known bbiify, fciliIi- and of the
@. n Il whict, am acting 7eeo no eu"Omiufn-
fr: scInr partner resides permanently at washing
4 n Jr lie prosecution OF their Clients claims
A. ~ to ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
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JcG Davis, Present Position Described.

On last sunday evening, says the Phil.delphiA
IyouIRkH, Rev. J. Il. W. Sloan, Of New York,
preached sermon In the First Reformed Prssby-
ierisn Church Of this city. During the discourse
ho Alludei TO the providence o. God, as seen in tho
destruction Of the Southern Rebellion, and when
he came to speak Of JET Davis the head OF the ls.e
Confclcrscy, he said he would no, stop to describe
his present situsNon In his own words, but wopld
read description Of II from the word OF God. Mr..
Sloan thon read from the fourteenth chAUtsr Of
Isaiah, BEGINNING ct the ffth verso as follows
The Lord hath broken the staff OF tho wicked md
the sceplte OF the ruiers.
lie Who .moto the people In wrath with continual
stroke, he that ruleth the nations In anger 10
cuted and none hindereth.
The whole earth is at rect and Is quiet; they break
Yea the ar tfeer rejoice at thee, and the oedars Of
Lebanon, saying, since thou Art laid down, no teller Ia
Hell nom beneath 10 moved for thee to meet thee
Thy coming 1t s,ieth up the dead for thee, even
| their thrones all the kings OF the nations
All they shall speak and say unto thee, Ar thou
| Thy pomp is brought down 70 the grave and the
| and the worm covers thee,
How art thou fallen from heaven. Lucifer, of
| the morning How art thou cut down TO the ground
| which dd't weaken the nation,
foT thou has ssd in thine heart Il will ascend
OF Tod will cit also upon the mount OF the cong1o
cation ~ the SIdes 81 the North l wall ascend
above the heights Of the clouds will be like the
| Moot iigh"
lot thou shAll be brought down to hell TO the aide,
| of the pit.
| They that see thee shalt narrowly look upon thee
and consider thee saying IL this the man that made
the earth to Iemble that did shape kingdoIns
that made the world as wilderness, and destroy 90
the cities thereof; that open<d nor Me house az M
| IrlsOffrs.
All the kings OF the nations. even all Of them Nv,
In glory, every one In his own house. but thou ar
out of thy like All abomi nable branch, and
as he famcnt ofthosc that are slain, thrust through
with sword, that 80 down TO the stones OF the pit
q carcass troddcn under iect,
Thou shalt no, be joined Nth them In burial he
cnusn thuI hast GesTog cd nv lana ana slain thI
TserH the need Of evil aoers shall never no re-
uuanei.
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UROOKIYS.

TERRIFIC GALE OF WISp-A SToREHoUsE
STRUCK ny LIGnrSISG--Housrs uSuooFKp, T1rEs
BLOWS DowS, Gc.-A terrific gale passed over the
city shortly AFTER Elk o'clock last evening and caused
sgTeat deal Of damage by the unro0hns of houses,
upgootius Of trees and prostrhton OF fences &c The
duration Of the storm was not more than fifteen
minutes, during which time some thousands Of doll
lars worth of property wa destroyed.
The cupalo Thomas Shorthand Sons store
house, No. % North Pier, OF the Atlantic Dock,
struck by lightning, The electric fluid passed through
the building and so the upper portion on FIRE. The
grain contained In the building commenced burning
but the promptness OF the Fro Department prevent
Ell the fame, from spreading to ANY great extent.
The place WAS, however, completely flooded from top
to bottom, causing DAMAGE to about tlo,oov, fully
covered ty insurance some l9,eN bushels II grim,
mostly corn and 500 baue.s OF meat were stored on
the premises.
The effects Of the storm move severe in the cle-
waited parts of the city than In the ow places At The
junction of Hamilton avenue, Van Blunt and Carroll
etreet. where the wind had clean sweep the roof Of
one house blown down, and the oornice' of three
others were torn of. II was reported MAJ a woman
AID child hsd been crushed 10 death nut It oou!. not
| he traced 10 any rcspous bic source
! Five house, in 'rompkna Place were uutoof"d
They are ornri by Mcssrs. Hunt, Shotw"ll, C1VeU'
a Sni 4 fD' ''"''" 'u' 1"'D'' .' ~ 80 ''
Tie tin foJf OF No. pa Court ri'tl y " ioNn upon
the wooden WniuT Of gToCcIN on iLe oVin-l'v cor
uer. A number Of ptrsons had rouEh meter unlot
| meath hut fortunately the aSuing did not I'VE way
/ amt no one injured, 40.
The window pane. in the A. Police Precinct
a. we're also those OF several oIher buildings in th
vicinity.
The roof, OF Sor 80 and So Dean street were blowr
into the rear yard.
A large willow tree in Baltic street near Smith
uprooted and fell across the police teltl apl
wire thus preventing telegraph communication be
tween the different station houses
| The roof OF AmermAn's grocer s,ore, and two Ad
joining buildings on the corner OF hyItle avenue AM
oxford street were blown into the rear yarus' caus
ing damage to the extent OF S2,UN,
| A new extension TO the house OF Continental I'm
CINE Go, No, ., in Carlton avenue near ayLte ave
nue. (~hich Mas 10 have been insuEurAted this eve
ming unroofod. Damage $500,
The force OF the Wind was tTemendop. on For
Greene. Mr.. Martin PhraneT and SON while attempt
ing TO lover Ihe fas on the liberty pole, were blow
distance Of 80 ioet. The sou wac somewhat inlure
by the fall
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CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS -Towulsv, Cow Bav. Commander,
" imiuetou > seymour, fhLaielpha
rHlrs-Pritsh Queen, quebec; J p Wheeler, City
Point Va, uNeI'r LHp.esuN, Is.
BARhs--A Krcll, stettin; Heres Hilton Head.
BRlis-Fiizaheth SchaGe Autwerp Apgos'u =,
Ca0z Planet, tiruiLcg r; Fclipse, OnatiyIA, IeLe-
Git'e; JOAN llahaWAy, Ca'leuas.
sCHuuNEEs-Layinia Bell Dcmarara; Indus
JhcMcl, Eliza BNchcilOn TgAretville :; G r g.,
HhifN; W thnmpn, fottIef' Mon Oe, Granite
state, Boston, Sea Foam, ewbury port; & Harris,
do; GrahaIn HalirGx Arctic, Fortress Monroe,
ARRIVED.
STEAMSIIIPS-New York, Fortress Monroe; New
jersey, washiuston u q Relief, Caps Year; Eu-
terp4, AcHandIiA, ID 4, Godtn Rule, hspnval A;
Linda Chagle'ton; q whitney, FORTRESS honroe;
sIIlPs-Pres, Fillmore, II. Monroe; onward, n o;
Edith, Fortress Monroe.
BARKs-Sissiboo, MatanHas Gszelle Trinidad
MOnCynich, New Orleans; Whits WING Table lsy;
BRlGS-Annie Seldert, Cienfuegos Nellie, Irini-
dali Y Ives, guantanamo. Thomas Albert, r. GTande;
Colouea ST Johns y X.
sCHOONERs-Pensamento Lisbon; Equator, tLe-
utherG Baltic Cardenas; Alice A Branded, barscoa'
ChIlcnFe, ChArlottelown, Z l. heath, CAae-
mas; j small, of Kingston. jam, fIom MatAmoras;
John Mckee, Buntington for Albany messenger,
| Hartford LOO RondouE N Weles, Haiiiora Iot 10.
! Brunswick james II Deputy, PEoVidenes i0r LILA
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SEWING MACHINES.

GROVER 4 BAKERS FIRST PREMIUM
VI Elastic stitch aud Lock Stitch Sewing Machines
496 Broadway, New York, and 1855 Fulton st. Brook
lyn. SS
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
~ Tent Wheeler wi sons, ncs and second hand.
in perfect order Machines repaired and instrue-
tons given a. l,2TO Broadway near SD at. 1913
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
- rent; all first Glaze machines new snd II hand,
cheap for cash, or part payment. Machines bought,
repaired and improved, at $50 BroafNsy, up Stair
N, Bod machines taken In exchange. SsS
CRwING MACHINES-HOWE'SA b AND
- new also singers No. 2 and family flnkle a
Lyons, Weeds Wheeler & Wilson'S, Wilcox 4
Gil bs, and Grover Bakers for sa and W rent ~
$50 Broadway. T.. II. DIAMOND. 41S
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Eleven trees on Glove Rood, near Franklin sveuue,
were leveled With the ground
During the prevalence Of tho gsls, bricks iron
tolb, sticks Of wood. &C., which we're bbvn from
ehimneys and roofs few about every -here and life
greatly endangered hut far a. eould b a-ref-
tanned, Vas injured.
Three houses In Franklin avenue, near Myrtle. and
one house In Atlantic svenue, near ClAneon avenue
vcro unroofed. Damage sLbO.
Much damage has doubtless been capscd In the out
sfirv Of the city.
ALLEGED ARSON. - Celia Hedges WAS
broueht before Justice Walsh, yesterday, 90 the
charge Of setting Ere TO the premises Of " Hall In
Butler street. The agent Of the property, .esed
detected the accused striking Light for the purpose
Of isnitins come strs~ and paper The gill bo
Investigated on Saturday.
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osstsr; CorneilA Providence. n " Benedict, Gfcen~
port for Philadelphia Ses Flower, Boston; Nandsaf
Ellsworth; " Hand. GteenPort for Phtlsde phis Hy
A Peso, Portland, CT Victory. CALAIS Frances
Conn, Mseht,s; Watson. New Haven n
ir0yidenoe Pavilion, do, J w Kimball u, kochsnd3
kesoroe, Boston; y HcdsinA Rocssnd.
Flower, Hartford; Pashav, New London; Hnnit onY
rrqytdence for Rondout; Joe, Proyidenos W
BALDWIN, Gloucester Lookout. bschis.; Helen Hat
inss, Gardens; Chloe, Port Royal G.
PILOT BoAT-Mose. II GrinnolL Morohesd City,
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

PuhIshtd dhIIy' HnndaYr excepted.
TWO CESTs PER CurY-l2 CESTs oER WEEK
Delivered anywhere IN the city or vicinity By
mail; Siz Dotldrs per vtdT,--thIee months los
81 81 six months, s3.
THE Sun VIZ the oriFina'or of the Associated
Press Organization, and hss the finest advantage foI
obtaining ness II contains ALI the news OF ia
day In a small space--eUily read.
Weekly Edition OF the sun
IL published every e.dAy Terms din vrrpOors ~
the mail, II desredl THREF cESTe per cops uer -
SUBSCRIPTIONS fnICE-OsE poLL N FEK YTAI-
whether by single copy In cllhs The clcIpSH IA
per IN ne rord Postage on Daily sun MI %
quarter, II 20 year, Postage on NcCkly, Set
quarter, toc, year pay able where received.
Address all letters 70
MOSES D. BEACH Proprietor OF TUE Ct
Corner Fulton and Nassau ~. \.
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DYSPEPSIA IN IT'S WORST FORMS IS
ny spL psi ANIHIl AInR.

DYSPEPSIA ANSlhllAIOR.
All persons OF sedeutery hahits should not neglect
tryius this excellent remedy. II s pleasant 70 'hs
taste and pc ieCdy harm to the .ounFest chd, 40
II lie COMPOUNDED from roott and herbs, and hns been
recommended by .orne OF the fret physicians ~ diff
siding AZ GTeenpoint SAVE shat he would rather PAY
20 bette than be ~thout It, a, he he etrerenced
much benefit l. ON ia use Ihdv let"!hk N
ooky H. saIrs that for the last ~ e ~ 'he hos sui
Tered terribly from Dytpep-ia and has he constant.
l. under the phy siciAn't hAnds, hu' never obtained
hut partial Irl Ell until she tried this Medicine and
,ht nov has sool appetite, aud not only lees per,
iectly we'll tut IL gaming IN heeh lipdx, W. could
that every one aful'ted with the ioTiuung diHe
should try for Themselves n thai "a tLe sulesH and
hnrus I'M Teuc ly put up A. 81 south second ~
Nil sn,shurlh and can Re hai o.ly o. h.. grey,
cor Mvrtle .n4 Frank ia ave-, T.. BROOKLYN Mi 81
a Rert - Al en-, coz. stanton co Ave. ID. and
House on Al, Price ONE DOLl.AR per bottle. ~
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M EDlCINE S.

A SURE, SAFE AND POSITIVE CURR
TAfor inteinpcrance, discovered by DR.. KING. IL
destroys the de.re Tor liquor and can be given no
known to HIM u nythiug. Price 81 per boI. Hobd
only At ass Hudson It. cor Grove, Ai2
ANY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
IA ma, he cured Of the desire for 1t, by rome friend
giving unknown II need BIZ 10 the drinkeI III.
IELL's FAMOUS TEMPERANCE FOWpEts;
Price one dollar. For sAe At 90 Division 1t; ZIG
Eighth Hv and Isl Hudson st, New York Hayes Il.
Fulton st. and Mines III Fulton st, Brooklyn, and
Of limitations which sicken lhore TO whom they are
given. ~
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COAL.

PEST RED ASH COAL, 60; NUT, g. 80
~ per ton White Ash, s. So loss TO srocers cart
men and pedlors- At the yard l4l Goerck street. d.
PHELAN. 1856
T. OAL-COAI-COAL. BEST RED
~ and white vh stove and egg for $3.50 Nut coal
At SI.bn Best coal for bakers and oyster saloons
81 and sad Riyngton st. ADAM BROWN, 400
GOAL AT - "a FIRST RATE PINK
~ and white Ash egg for bakers and SALOONS, Al
a. IS stove sire 40 nut ~ 70. A. ~ and - MAn-
SIN st, bet kivington and Delaney. $3.50
WOOD YARD, 2ND AVE, BETW. S5TH
w and Goth sts.-The very best qualities Of Viz
giuia and other Pine, Oak and Hickory wood at the
lowest market price, BY the load or cord, cord 70
Dad, and delivered free OF charge. ROWLAND n
co. SI1
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MARINE NEWS.


May rs Rises, 53-s, se,,, cs-H'n rico,o4 90
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09
SHREINER'S: 1-
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP

foT Coughs, Colds, Group, Whocpisg
Cough, &c Asthma, Bronchitis Splitting
Blood, PAIN and IVeohaess o. the breast,
Difcalty Of Rreathtng, &c.
Tais Syrup is purely Vegeta6s Compound :.
1t is pleasant to take, and never docs injury !;
but, owing TO its purifying qualities, mus do
good under any circumstances. Its effect i,
truly wonderful soothing, calming snd allay
ing the most violent Coughs; Purifying
Strengthening and Invigorating the whole sys-
tenn !: calming aui soothing the nerves; aiding
and facilitating Expecoration, and healing the
DISEASED LUNGS, thus striking at the root
of DISEASE, and driving it from the system.
..A.r.a CROUP.
20 child need die of Group, if this Syrup is
properly used and used in time. .-Mctters hav-
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