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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

We have no apology TO offer for the
frequency with which we reeur TO the
prevalent rumors of approaching Peace
1t is the wish nearest the heart of every
good man, not only in this land, but in
every civilized nation on earth, that this
most shocking, and in all aspects, most ru-
inous conflict, shall end. We have re-
marked in this community, the utter in
credulity with which the rumors to which
we refer are received. They are rejecte
Utterly by every man with whom we con-
verse. Our readers are aware that we are
not entirely without hope that they have
substantial basis, and that the period is
near when the horlid din of this most nm
natural war shall cease to vex the ear, and
shock the heart Of civilized man.
We premise that We have as little con
fidence in the wish of those who are the
immediate conductors Of the conflict tc
end il, as the most skeptical ofour read
ers. The fierce fanatics who from the
Cabinet or the Congress, imbued with Z
hatred which cannot be appeased, an(
with vengeance which cannot be salts
fed, so far from being appalled, by TIN
horrible scenes Of the four years now draw
ing to a close, have found, and continu'
to find the utmost qualification in the in
cidents of the war We base our hope o
peace on very different grounds from tn
Christianity, patriotism, or even common
humanity of the leading Republicans o
this country.
Upon what, then, do we predicate ou
belief in Peace
l. There is a power so recent in its ere
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

DENTIsTRY.-We call the attention Of our
readers to the Dental Gard Of DR.. E. Con-
way, which appears ia another part of our
paper to-day, The Doctor is a skilliul and
experienced practitioner, and those who pat
ronize him may he sure Of getting their work
done in the best and most satisfactory style
Of the art. To those who desire teeth inserted
on Vulcanized Rubber, we takethe occasion
to say that the Doctor will accommodate
them, with such work and prices, as will
meet their approval The reputation Of the
Doctor, however, is so we'll established in
this city and county, that anything we are
disposed to say in his behalf appears unne-
cesssry, Tha; he is one of the most skillful
most scientific, and most successful practi-
tioners in Ohio, is a proposition that has
been settled by facts, and facts are stubborn
things.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

The DEERFIELD MURDER --Ches Keever
who was arrested a few days ago on suspicion
Of being the perpetralor of the horrible muir
der ut Deer6e'd, Warren county, has succeeded
in proving nu alibi, and has been discharged
from c,vil custo ly, aud remanded to that oI
the military authorities as houHtyiumper
This leaves the tragedy Mt Deer6eld more
deeply than ever enshrouded in mystery A
reward OF $1,000 is offered for the Apprehen
sion of its author. Mrs. Roosa is still improv
ing, and her physicians pronounce her out o
danger Sh" is preparing to leAve her pTesen
place of residence, and to that end is dispos
iRg Of her effects.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

UNPRoFITABLE RAVINo.-Tbe Cincinnati
Gazette, in view of the contingency that the
Southern Confederacy will agree to abandon
slavery, as the price of foreign protection, al
lows itself to become really mad angry" and
as il expecting to taunt the southern people
out of the design, gets on the rampage, and
belabors the ehivalry with its usual ability
Read; "ls this the unconquerAble South2 Is
this Southern independence ? VassalAge aud
the surrender OF control of their domestic u-
sttuton to iorsign power How haa the
Confederaey fallen, when its leaders, who
have Seen so generous with proIers Of the last
drop OF their blood, lay their cherished insti.
tuition, for which they have ruined their sec
ton, at the feet of foreign powers, to escape
from shedding the first droPl'
The Gazette evidently iorgets that this sort
of nbuse Of the South will have no weight
whatever in determining Southern action in
the premises; and, what is Of far more conse-
quence, that il does not in any degree make
amends for the losa of the Sonthern SLnies
to the country. lfthe Southern Government
is willing TO accept "vAssalage" and to Sur
render the control Of their domestic iutiitu-
tions to foreign power, the question will
us at this end of the country ia not whether
It S humiliAilng to the Southern character t.
surrender slavery to foreign sentiment, anC
in consideration of foreign favor, buftoheihei
ikere is any 'oOy 10 help IT, Admitting, al
we freely do, that the Gazette s disgasteC
with the pusilIanimity Of the South, the legit
innate questions are, first, why the people o
the South we're driven to such extremilies
and second what are we going to do Abou
~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16
Cold CaIcuIatOrs DemOraIIzed,

New YoRk, January IA The Boston Trav-
eler Of yesterday says the recent news from
Georgia, Of the ieDvements Of Sherman to-
ward Charleston, and the fact that another
expedition is on its way to Wilmington, have
eapsizad the calculations Of the gold specu'a.
tors
The Boston Traveller may be all right in its
speeulatons, but we cant just see why ths
fact &c fact il is,) that "another expedition
ia on its way to Wilmington" would be more
likely to depress gold than to advance it, es.
peciaily il we are to Judge ofthe future by the
past The removal Of Batter may, in the
opinion of the Traveller, increase the chances
Of the new expedition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

ALL OF THE CARS CLosED. .--Ashby's Gap is
now occupied by the Union forces; Thorough
fare Gap aloo; and Smokers Gap likewise
closed Nothing will induce to success like
closing up the gaps, whether in the pursuits
Of Peace or the business of War. "Gather
up the loose ends, said old Girard. Collect
your small debts and you will be subject to no
atlacks in the rear. There are other gaps
that allow men to be attacked in the rear il
not attended to, and they are gaps in your
coat aud pantaloons, Let them be closed up,
or what ia better, avoid them altogether, by
only wearing clothing made at W. G. Brsene's
One Price Store, No. "a Main street. where
the best assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestngs and Ready Made clothing for men
and boys can be found. jal3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

MoSTuosERY CoUSrr ToBACco MES ~
CoUScn.-A meeting Of the Tobacco Grow
ere and Dealers of this county was held on
Saturday evening last at the PHILIPPE House
in this city. Col D. e. Mead was made
Chairman, and W. II. Symmes, Esq Score
tary. A committee was then appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the sense and
object Of the meeting. II consisted Of seven
persons, as follows: Jacob thinner, Valen'
tine Winters, Emanuel Sternberpor, D. II.
Dryden, Michael Meyer, John Kemp, Jr, and
Abner Stevens The report Of this Commit
tee, which we append will sufficiently explain
the object Of the Convention.
WHEREAs, A bill is nov pending in Con
gress which contemplates tsxing ell stocks o.
leaf tobacco, stems, scraps, etc, now on hand
and whereas, large quantities are now held in
this Valley by growers aud parties purchasing
the same IN good faith. with the belief that
! the tax on the manufactured article was ell
that conld be justly demanded on said tobac.
co, therefore
! Res0Iped That il is the expression Of this
Convention that il is uniust and anwise lor
! Congress 10 levy tax on stocks Of leaf to
bacco, stems, scraps, &c, now ON hand, and
produced prior 10 the year 1865.
Res0Iped, That il is the sense of this Cen
vention that the most practical and equitable
mode Of taxing tobacco will be TO levy itupon
the Leaf. stems and scraps in producers hands
as in that case there could be no evasion ot
the tax ou the part OF manufacturers, as al
present, and the Government would realize
the foil proportion of revenue which tobacco
ought to furnish
ResotUed, That Hon. r. G. Schenck, OUT
Representative in Congress, be requested u
use his influence and abilities to the work o.
carrying out the wishes OF this Convention, al
implied ia these resolutions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

A lady who visited The toRtraband camp at
Norfolk recently, was sstonished TO find the
name of every boy baby in the camp to be
uniformly Abraham" In one we're ne less
than nine children, all honored with the came
appellsiion. Oh yes ls not Father Abraham
the proper namesake
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

THE QuEsrloS.-The question suggested
by the circumstances under which we pen this
lttle paragraph, and the question which the
people Of our city are called upon to decide
within the next lew hours, is whether they viii
go to hear Master Dudley Waller, the iuiant
prodigy aud clocutonist, or whether they will
patronze Morriss inimtable Minstrels. To
Huston, or to Beckel to onighl2 that's the ques.
ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

New Meat aud Provision Store
M. Stockert, nt his stand on Market street
north side, few doors west of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beaus, Eggs,&c.,
&c, all fresh and Of tho best quality. His
old friends and customers, aud the public,
are invited to give him a call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16
Eseape OF Jun,us Browne,

NEw YoRK. January l6,-The Tribune has
dispatch from Junns Browne, another Of its
correspondents, dated Knoxville, 18th, saying
he escaped from the rebels at Salisbury N c.,
on the 18th ult, and had just reached Knox.
Vile
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

ST. LoUIs, January l6--An officer from
Chiffon Wayne County Tennessee, where he
lsfl General Thomas on Saturday.
He says no active operations may be ex-
pected for several days. ttlu afgor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

8. Roseberry-No, sc Main Streets
offering his Dry Goods at 40 to so per cent
below September pricea having bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. Itis all true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

The London correspondent of the New
York Tribune seys itii ai. stward is deci-
dedly unpopular ihere-ths impression being
that he is a sort of Attorney-politician.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16
Nrm ao6ertlsements.

DOCKET BOOK LOST -On Saturday last the snb-
ii scnbeT lost a brown Pocket Book containing be-
tween seven aud eight dollars money, small por.
ton IN 81 yer change, aud a check on HarshmRn \
GOrman 5 Rank for 5000 payable to Elizabeth Miller.
The finder will please return the Pocket book 10 the
bcnher or 10 Mr.. Smell, near the -Four Mile house
on the Nandaha p kr. The payment OF the check
has been stopped.
jRlGd2 ELIZABETH MILLER.
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9ailg empire.
City and Other Matters.

FOLDING CaAIRs &C p Huber b Son, have
received another invoice, Of those beautiful
Rose Wood and Velvet Folding Chairs Eve
Y body should have lhem. ial2dG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

Hilg- GO to John W. Darsts, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for yonr Fall and Win
er Dress Goods, also, Cloaks shawls, Car
pets, &c, just received. dtc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

HUsToN HALL To-NlGuT - Master Dudley
Waller, the precocious orator and elocuion.
ist will appear at Huston Hall tonight, and
select an entertainment from catalogue Of
pieces which caonot failt please his audience.
This prodigy.of genius is only eight yeara old,
and y,t seems to have 30 far mastered our
language as to be able to give the finest elo-
cuIonury effect to the most difficult pieces
We hope to see him encouraged BY the people
tonight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

ToNIGuT AT BEcEEL HALL.--Morris Min
strels are advertised for Beekel Hall tonight
and will no doub. be greeted with rousing
house. The fame Of this company preoedes
it wherever it goes, and It is understood that
nobody stays away from their entertainments,
They are full of genuine humor and replete
With sweetest melody. Go, folks, aud expose
yourselves tonight to ,he wholesome infuen
ees Of tbr Morris Mnstrels.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

NEw YoRK, January l6.-Stocks better
Gold closed 2l9I; Money easy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

nS-C. P Huber b Son have received q
large lot Of Fine Cigars, Family and Fancy
Soaps, Indigo and Tobacco, which they will
sell at Wholesale very cheap. janl3dS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-22

- -. = = l.'I'''t''V -FVfF'F.
Ga VI il;tIHplS, Sc Co Court II Sale Co. H.,
Is SALLE l1lNTY. y. Sautuini.-r Tim,

GA " VI iEhlHpls, g CO. Court II Sale Co. H.,
Ia st1E CovNTY, September Term. 1906
Sarah Kerr aud Ianforl Kerr rs Sarah Finsrsyn and
Jesse FmeTson.-In chlncery.
Affidavit Of the non-rerilcnce Of Sarah Emerson AMI
jesse Emer1Un, defendants ab named having been II.
IN the office OF the clerk Of -. county court IF Ia Sale
county notice il hereby given said Sarah Emerson
aud Jesse Emerson that -si p4int. their bin
of comp lint sid court the ch1ucery -e thereof on
the 2lst day Of May 1865 and that SUMMON. th:reup0n
issued against said Defendants rcturndbie by law
required.
Vow, unless you. the said Sarah Emerson and Joess
Emerson shall personally be and apar before sad cuuty
court - La Sale county the first day Of the
Uerei TO Le holder! Il the Court House in Ct ava
sih ccut on the rst Mrnda. Of Sc trmisr next and
rlead answer icmnr 10 said com inan;- ill of com
pianf, the same AMI the matters AMI things therein
eht geo shn stated VIII De aiken confessed and
entered Against Gu 4'CJrlug PRAYER 81 said hill
Dated Jul. 18th. 1868 :. ". RAYMOND, C!rsk
/ BusuNELL 4 AVERY. Complainant 5. licitYrs.
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Eraal ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHd2ceyy Nofgce

L. SALE COUNTY. fSS' Term. 1ss5
Adam Patridgevs Edwin tefelI and Hersay n!akesicy
Attachment.
Public notde is hereby given 10 the aid Edwin Little
field and Hcrsay Blakealey, that writ ert issued
out o. the Office Of the Clerk Of the Comfy Court Of La
Sale county, Illinois dated the Goth dav of AUriI . n
1868 at the suit OF said Ham Partridge and against The es-
state of the said Edwin Littlai snd Hersly ssl+y
for the Of twelve hundred dollars directed the
sheriff OF said La Sale county which sail vr; h,s been
returned executed.
Now unless You the said Edwin L:iie1rl aul fersay
Blakesev shall personally De and appear before she saI
county Court Of Ia Sale county, before The first day
OF The next term thereof % be holden at the house
IN Ottawa, TIE first Monday of September D 1868
give special tal, ard plead 30 the said plaintiff. action
Jsneht viii DE entered 7n-t you and ia favor Of the
7id Adam Patridse and much Of the property attach
@ a. may he Sio'ent 70 satisfy said Judgment and costs
Dated July IL, 1873. CLgk
/ c. VI. Gilman. Plaintiff. Altoona
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CHGBccjU NGsics
SIZE or 1LLINlIs 80. -...rt,,e

SIAIE OF ILIlNtIS County Courtllerc1s snn-
L, SALE CnUSIT. - te5nJer Term $3.50. IVY
George " kervs. L0g.sI Baker-BH or Divorce
Affidavit Of th- n1n-gel-n-8 Of the above named as.
fan1aE Louisa B.G.r. hsga, been filed In the office Of
tIe Clerk Of tn Comfy Court u. sI.i county.
Notice. = hereby given O. the sid l. Baker that
sai' complainant he his lii ~ complaint in said Court
on The chancsy = e thereof the 18th day Of June Is
and ti'i SUNNI thereugR isu-e DOT O: sai Court
sgslnst the si dreHaLt r. tIrua j. the fret MUuday
IN September next A. ~ law required.
Nvw unless YOU, The slI LJ-i Bsker snail PERSONAL :
he ana appear before sid County Court GA the first dav
% the next term thereof 10 De holden ~ the Court House
IN Ottawa IN SAIL county the first N1uav in Septrn-
~ next ami plead Hiew'r. d-mur except T. s,ii i'll
e same viii he taken confessed aaufu.t Won and do
cree entered accordingly. Is r. sy,,,~r
nrke~ Rice Lewis SJcityrs ~,
July let. Is 5-i|.
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Tlr .SKe NnLce

'S'D 'oN1 my n7Fc'7lNOtise hereby given that
at sale 81 hands Hnd lets. y the cyii.t- e t.cty
OF Peru county Of L, Si!ls aat stat. of Illinois for civ
taxes ana c-fs due SAID oy Peru gr the year I.si
held al the Cy Hal 10 said city the lth DAY Il Oct
Der lsb3 IL pursuance Of the orinfice u. - civ tbs
unlersign'd, on said 18th fav Of o. o-r l-t became tho
pI lHser "i lot No ;Are-. in hlJk 40 Eighteen Cls)
IL the oil town uyu c.ty of Peru: a1 fit b. tire fT
the redemption Of al lat from sI sale ami puruLs-
VII eyIH0- On the l-tn day VI D.tYHer A. %. los
july :, 6s-5"' MARTIN EISNAN.
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- Extract Sc ROC, --,7--.r.c.
b-clu y Id! pic. all y u set e sue in I'll e.-e,
Lo.A 80 Pc c-ci q purely ec.ca!lc p-iacp.eo-sn
r@c.o-r-d e1ct Est Cctye cccsrrcs Of either that
c=n 10 r;cc ready cad conclusive t,at VIII bo CON-
T2ol CT Iho!pronores with those SCI forth tho fol
loving -,o--3:
eee E.-pczsat by Of thc United States.
Sc Eoiessor -wE1s valuable works On the Practice
cfT>-cc.
fceic-aaIks fc b. thc celebrated Dr. T-r-srr Thila
Gee rcca1 * i@,.o By IEIl.A1 2il,,o1-t cc.c-
bTa;sd Thysicit2 tad tc-Scr CT 60 loyal Coocs CT
s-rceons Ioiahd, nnd Published in the transactions Of
tie Ling asd Qtccn's Journal.
seo t.edico-C hTrrEcai Lcv:cy- -,rbsbcd Nv Ery,',
TRAvEEs, clio r. OF TIC Ec.1l College CO Surgeons.
See most OF TIE late standard works on Medicine.
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IFatinislr9iDrs NnHce.

ESTATE OF AP0LIos kISG. DECEAsEn
'INiE undersigned having been appointed Admni.t.
and Administrator Of The E>t.t- OF Apuus iug late
OF the county Of La sale and State Illinois
hereby SNehull'e that they will appear ere the t.aIu
touIf Oi Ia sale county at the Court iIpus. in l1us ~
The be-iner term, the Third Monday in Deem er .,t
at winch time all persons having claims against -aid Estate
are notified and requested TO attend Tor the Iuri, -, ay
ing the same adjusted All persons inle tel 10 sail E-t.s
signed.
DJted this 10th day Of Jun, 4 D 1856
ELIZABETH l. KING Administrators,
tLAi -. 4. KING, Administrator
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COOKING STOVE
Fer nod On 4,lttracite or Bitamipous Coal.
EsagENTE,s 1859,

r,ra Mao Extra Large F7ries, ant BIZ he add.
Ii the tcIeGrGisd Pdtent Double
Sheet Bottom Fine.
TIT tNis invited to the following points of su-
e per
Let. fulrY-La sting, with proper care, at least
20 years. Stoves in use that were set up in
1855.
%. MAxrFAcTrRF.-Every portion OF the Stove Is
thoroughly constructed Zach stove is submitted to a
critical test, and none leave our or unless COM
pletely and perfect finished.
Sd. CaPAcITY.-BakiRg, broiling, boiling, roasting,
AID all other culinary operations, performed at the
same time. barrel CT -four baked into bread with
single fire.
4th, demonstrating the cost OF the stove in or
years in the item Of fuel
5-h Vrx7IIATros OF OYES--In the Stewart Stove
alone TIE front open directly into the oven (pro-
.ec,ed by letters patiently securing direct draft
,frourh the toD IF e ovsn, by OF per forated
sles in the doors and back Gues. 1t VIII be borne in
mind that the heated air always rises this me- hoa
of ventilation is the only of val ue whatever
9th ENTIRE Control HEAr-The heat generated
y the stove nay be held therein and used or Grown
INTO Tie room 1t gleasHr>.
eth THE DOUBLE SHsET 20 ToA FLuE-By which
COMPRISING and iaverti sctionof is obtained,
and tie oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
by any other known invention.
s,h PaoIf5SG-perf5rrnel The top and witlou. the
p ssbt'ity o. smoke eE.rring the room.
9-H. UCr wA1rg Reservoir Aso WARNING CLosEr.-
E5h useful AMI convenient, supplied by the waste heat
and without extra fuel.
10th WATER BsCE--An arrangement: for Supplying
h1t water for tie ha.h room equal TO any range.
sZ-sJll 10y al, dealers a trial o. months; with
. written guaranty for that period II asked.
- Beware or tie numerous worthless limitations,
now IN market. See t at ;h@ IA '-of ?. P. Stewart,
and 0. thl manufacturers are or Il s,ove. No othsr
IS genuine,
- Descriptive TamFl'=-s free mall to any i'd
dress. agencies IL Ed ue rle TIi cities and TOXINS
IL {: e United States. AIIresz.
FULLER, WARREN q CO., Troy, y. +,
soc Manufacturers and P.oprietors Of the Clinton
Stove works.
For sale l. Ottawa on'y ~ JOHN nANLtY.
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IE1uRoLD's ROSE WASH,

IE1TTROLD'S ROSE WASH,
= excellent Lotion for dscaaro arising from habits Of
s!pa;.on Used in co2hccoa With .hc Extracts BuehI
cad Slrsrpariiia IN srr diseases "a recommended. Evil
eco Of tie INST responsible and reliable character viii
GccoIp3ny the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, ,c htacrecs Of aoceds living witnesses, up
wards OF 5000 unsolicited certificates recornmcrda
tory letters many OF which from the highest sources,
Including e'ae at physicians, Cergymen Statesmen, &C.
he I.>Tric'o- has acyer roco-ed to theiF publication
the papero; he does not this from the fact thu. his
Articles rank 20 Standard p.-stions aid do no. Feed
10 be propped Up By certificates.
Ttc Science of MeiiciIc like Inc Doric Column should
stand simple pure, majestic having for its basis
induction FOR it, pillar. and Truth alone for its Capital
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

E6-The compo~ton of DR. SWANS Btters having been
MAZE pnbhc through the columns of Medical Journals and
having been adopted as standard remedy Ly the Medical
fToesson are by the decision of the Commissioner of IN
ternal Revenue, EXEMPT from STAMP DUTY.
DIR. c, H. SWAIN, Proprietor.
Depots-AONT0OMERY, PIERCE 4 Co,
NJ. "a South Water street. Chicago Ill
A. u. BENINGER Co,
July n, 1854. 315 Broadway, New York.
For sale By all Druggists and Crocers in Ottawa
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h. "A. BEsOEs.V
Takes pleasure in informing tbs farming community Of
IA Sale nd surrounding COUNTIES. TINT he ELI, IN.
tTssicr Pillow, VIII is the best in ugn dri ight
and as easily managed l.na-.e shovel plow An 4 war
rnted TO give stisidct~. There forty sold in LIZ
Sale county last year.
Mr. b. the patent la Sale county and Ma. IN.
right OF the adjoining counties. lie will Of tho
Frazier Flows ready for this lie unable have
rs many ready rs lie wants, owing the turning Of Mr.
Maierhofers shop in which 100 were burnt Farmers
wishing to get OF thes p!ows VIII do well 10 speak
early, rs the supply liute Mr. Brown will keep his
pows at Mr.. M.isrhoer's shop ard RcharGscn. wsrc.
house.
For references enquire Of
w. H. Brown, Lewis Ellsworth,
Ialmon Libby, Anderson Black
John Miller John Delludgc.
Iho-. Barnes Jacob fuley,
Jacob Ross Daniel AIi!s
Or any other person who has tried the plo~
Ottawa. march+-imS Il. X. BROWN;
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

A-Ladies who have tried and found other Stom-
ach Bter bitter uupalaabe and too highly medical.
ted for their delicate TASTE please give these trial. and
you will be without them They will give tone to tho
stomach, and strength 10 the whole system.
Go-If your druggist Tradesman has not got these Bit
tiers. have him send for them.
4rI-U NH he nan and take other.