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, 1865-10-24

A SSESSAlENT NOTICE.
II Orr1cx or TUE BoAID or Fcnl1c WoRKs,
CE.cAao, Oct- q, 1855. {
Public notice ia hereby R1yeu ali pcIsons interest,"
cd that the undersigned Of The Doard
Of Public Works Of the city Of Chicago, hare CON-
avenue south TO Fourteenth street. Of tha width OF
forty tt9} iect and such Assessment Eou has been
nled III the Office ct the City Clerk.
The undersigned Will apply to the Common Council
lie sI teh aaS of octebe. 1 It ihe hoar ct X
O'Clock ?. m@ fer > confirmation Of snch as.essmHt
ut which time all parties interested will have the right
70 be heart. Ali persons Wishing to ohect 10 said as
scssment must 6le theiS objections e the same in
PRIOR u such meeting Of the Common Council:
J. g. GINnELE.
FRED. LETL
......... OIL. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1865-10-24

Have been Standard Remedy Tor oyer thirty ycars,
and att the Nost eoctoa1 ever known for al
p1alnts peculiar to Fe1al<x To Iii classes they ate
invaluable, fnaaetn9 uttA certainty periodtcuE re2u
!ar@v. They arc known to Thousands, who hAye used
them 1t Different periods throughout the country.
hssin8 tue ssacsion OF the most eminent Pavncfans
IN Asneried.
Explicit dfrte1f'ns ssa1tna srae7 taev should not be
hstd. with each Box-the Price one Dollar psr Boz.
Or Boxes for Is, containing from 50 to % Plus.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure 1tom obserYs,
ton, BY fenttttng to the PEoprietors.
, 1865-10-24
Qritp NOtifr5.
4 SSESS3fENT NOTICE.

" A 'SSESS1fENT NOTICE.
IN O7Y1cx or 7m BoAEp or PrrL1c woEKs,f
CHICAGO. Oct T. 141.
Puh1lc uCttc4 given 70 Ill persona Interested,
that hs undeFsiGaed LomEissionels Of tho Board 81
Public Works OF :ht CITY OF Chicago, have completed
nom Nunroe street 10 jack son street and soch aess
nt roll has been nlsd IN he 90 of the CITY Clerk
Of Eaid City It il next regular meeting. to b held
the th1seta ~ Of 0cto6eE "a 2t s tne hoas oa y
At which time Ill PARTIES interested Will hare The sat
10 oe he.fu AZ peroas EishinE q os!ee5 H. 70 s4a as s.
Writing, In the oec Of the G1tJ Clerk n teass one d
prior to such meeting Of tho Common Council.
J. G. GISDELE,
FRED. LETZ,
...-... .... 0. J. ROSE.
Commissioners at tho Board OF Pnblc Work.;
, 1865-10-24

n*.lnboaas Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract
Of fyoenu Il oomposed of haeha c1esns ~ nd 1nni5es
sold al tls Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 59l
broadway, MI oclssSs0 l.t1u ElAIC
, 1865-10-24

The Star Of yesterday makes the following
startling announcement:
ave Ii reason 10 lIow that the fate Of sch]ea-
wiz. .lplstefn bas been actually decided. The FIus-
sim Government htye finally 9nd formally received
upon carrying the policy ol annexation into effect.
Eetat 91n s0Sfs the ucchles ase 10 be Ppeatan. An
, 1865-10-24

CLOSING SALE OF GOVERN
OYT1Cx Cu1U QuAK1x1AAsEx1e
CniGAGo. III Oct: Il E6,+ s
There Will be SOLD at PUBLIC ACTION, at Camp
PSeS'ff F%8 htbREb ShfaE1 asp II rr7Ys1x MULE TEAMS
Making nileen hundred Mules, commencing On
TUESDAY, 0ct. II and continuing each day thcresE
tSnndays e1eepsedS At the rats of 1ao per daJ,
This sae affords rare opportuu!t for the purchase
Of very superior elias Of an1a1a thoroughly hokeu,
hardened BY exercise, gentle and familiar. These an
s' .Rs psa T shh En tey e q
They are undoubtedly the last lot Of lales 10 ba
offered for sale By the Government, and otter 10 fafua.
a. and stock men an opportunity fos purchase which
They - s1peeted here frou tho 18th to the .e,h
and viii b open to Inspection the5 stand lliched 70
Animals will be sold s,nsly
Bale to commence At 10 IL N.
Terms Cash In United States currency.
BJ order Qusrtermasser General
oc1,ss1a,st RI L Il: .,p gpEIIESE,
RAILROAD CARS AT 7AUC-
LII TIoE. UNITED STATKs ain,TAxY KAuanspe,
oEEIeE OF ASSISTANT QrAx1xaAlsTTE,
.ar NAsrtsoToS: y: G., Oct 10 ias5.
Il VIII sell atpabl1c auction on WEDNESDAY,, Nov.
~ 5nt1, :, Hs1H F. shs Depot Of he Hex Iost
wheeled Box Freight Cars Orc Isl ioot E1sge.
oe1ers,c-,e. d Il. / ds} E9pEsesM . I: SsM,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS NO
l. connection with the f.1n OF
FORSYTH s BROWN,
And all correspondence VII be addreesed 70 ": Geo.
T. Brown. Isssipetsos 5p1 RoHr+ FoRsFrH.
, 1865-10-24
p HY SlC1AM S,
Please Notice!

We make no secret Of The Ingredients. HELN
R0kUS FLED EXTRACT RECHU Is composed ot
Buchu, Cuhens, snd Juniper Berries, selected With
treat care, and prepared In vacuo ay r. 7. HEEN
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen yeass' 1pezt
ence IN the Clty Of Philsde!phta aad which Is now
prescribed By tho most eminent physctans. has beu
admitted use In The Unitcd 8t1tes ay, and Il also
IN yey general uae II STATE Hospitals znd public SAM
tssy 1nautu.loos throughout The land.
, 1865-10-24

A SSESSAIENT NOTICE. =.
IL OFFICE or TIE EoAxD cY FuHt5o WnRKt}
Catc1Go, Get. ~ E66- s..
Iuhtlc Eodec Is hereby given TO all persons inter
ssscct that the undfTsEnt Commissioners OF the
Hoard of Public Works Of the City OF GnicaKo. hayc
e1Imrtesed ths s.ss*s:ns1s ro for plank1E Coueh
CHFk.
The undersigned Will apply 70 the Common Council
q sad sisy =: rs ne3t +enlar mcetng, to b. held %
tac trS1tth day Of Ccipbe1, E6d at the hour OF TX
o'clock r. H. confirmation OF such asse2sent ii
which tine at parties interested VIII have tic Right to
be heard. All p4sous wishing olett to said kssess-
nent must die ther ooIecions tbs lame 10 writing
In the Office Of the C{ Clerk At least one tar prior to
4ueh meeting Of the Common Council
JIG. GrSDELE
FRED. LETT
.... OIL ROSE.
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1865-10-24

~" iAooaut3 C2IHhuEGu HUE 4our anu
Mr. ". E. roRs7ER's REMARKS.
Having thus gwen you the opinion Of
lord and lawyer, will add IN extract from
speech just delivered by n man Of the
people, rs IN Offset to the nonsense cmau.
nttng from the exChanccllor. Mr.. ". E.
Forster. n. F. from Bradford, In Yorkshire,
presided at meeting III that town on the Sd
inst, which was called for the purpose of
hearing lecture On the United States, by the
Rev. J. 2. Chowne. In Introducing the lat
ter, Mr.. Forster said:
- Now that the war had ended in the abo-
htion Of slavery, every one acknowledged
no one attempted To dispute-that slavery
caused The war. There was not one present
but could look oack to The time whcn almost
the Whole Of the press and eTery public man
in the country said that slavery did not cause
the war, and that the abolition Of slavery
would not result from the end Of 1t. Agnin,
It was said, tOh The North cannot succeed
The North had succeeded. Again, It was
said, The North nre not In earnest in the
war We had now found ont that never were
people more earnest IN any war. But he
would pass orer these mistakes to notice the
last false prophecy which had been made
and We had scarcely lost the tone Of
the voice ii which It WIS uttercd-ond
which lad been more bclied than any other.
II was said, 'Oh, the North may succeed
- ne osGt I0AElAAE AoicE3 uAt tuE &QULu u III
he like Poland before Russia. The North
will treat the South rs though she were Rus.
kia, md the South will have feelings toward
the North as though she were Po}and.''
Well, lie ycntured to prophecy at the time,
amidst the sneers and the scorns of most Of
he writer's IN this country, that tho revenge
That the North won1o take would be simply
the emancipation Of the slaves. This preaic-
tlon bus tuned cut to be trne, and now Nc
found that tho South were becoming more
recenciled TO the rule Of the North, and It was
very faic now to prophecy that within very
sholt time Nc should lind that union-real
un'on-eSistcd between them; that they
would hea people united md prosperous,
without the great blot Of slavery lint rested
upon th"m before, and oil the more doter-
mined to be on friendly terms with Us, The
mfths5 I county county, f50m ~; Which S! ,thsy sprang
Lord bronEham and MI. William Z. Fors-
land. and their views arc as dissimIlaT up6n
English home politics as in regard to A1ucd-
can adairs.. trust the readers Of the TRi.
, 1865-10-24

: While listening to the above trial in court,
I was witness to summary and ealutary ap.
p1icatton Of Italian Justice. A boy was de-
tected picking pockets in court, and taken
.fogrunte dAfao. Instantly the Attorney Gem
efal stood mp and mored the court, that under
tho circumstances, the culprst be ut once
brought TO punishment. &c was placed st
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

Tss OCT AND Oursss.-A big fun and fun.pre.
soking feature on tae 4th in Ottawa was the pa.
rade of the ancient and honorable order of the
"0ut-and Cutters" They made their appearance
on the streets vt about o'clock. and of course
were accompanied and followed IN their march BY
thousands Of delighted spectators. Their dresses
generally were extravagsntly decorative and pic.
turesque. and delightfully."- contemptu0us Of modern
fashion plates. One individual dressed up to rep
resent JEFF. Davis ut the time Of his capture, in
expansive crinoline, very carelessly concealing
an enormous pair of military boots. unfortunately
provoked the ire Of some passers BY. who natural
ly had great respect for Old JEDI or any one rep
resenting him, and made an assault upon him or
her, Leading for a rev minutes to bit Of row III
the vicinity of the City Mills. The attack on Mr..
or Mrs. JEFF. tas the case may bs) struck US As
wholly unprovoked and unjustidaSle. and we are
surprised to End that the assailants not Gala.
boosed. The boys had gone to great deal Of
trouble and some expense 10 contribute to the
amusements Of the day. and instead of being
made the object Of insui; and brutalIties by rsw.
dies and loaiers. entitled to isvof and kindly
tre atmeDt by the public.
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Thar CRocEsRI.-We recol,ect when il IVES
Proposea ny Tue recent 4th OF July committee, to
set table tor l:Oo people. the question AS asked
where the crockery could be obtsan ned 1t would
take OF seven thousand pieces and .s,iu.a "a
were E'iae that u would take half the stock Of all
:ie si9res IN town. on application 10 Messrs Hull
& ihoKsoS' however, aii anxiety on the sutjec,
Was relieved. This Iin, fToea their store on La
Sale 81. uextto the Express office. not only uu
der,ook TO supply the crockery needed. but as
much more, If desired ; and 1t Was q noticeable
fact, that after all the ciockery the committee
wanted had been conveyed To the grove, there was
no Prsceptible dinnua,ion of the stock in the
store. IL admitted on all banda that no similar
establishment this side Of Chicago could have
:. begun" TO meet such draft,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

TaG CNDISg At BLooEIx0Tos-The CndIne
Fine Engine Company 0; this city which Came 50
near taking the first pIize grand tournament
al Peoriu last year. concluded to try their luck
agarn at the grand tournament at Bloomington on
the 9Th. They arrived at Bloomington An due Sea
son, and had hearty welcome.
II Is believed there were over 20 OOJ persons
pcrstnt to witness the tournament and take part
IN the celebration al Bloomington the Ath. SIX
Fire Engines from abroad were present, hose
Carriages, and a hook and ladder COMPANY
All agree that the contest between TITO variou.
h'e companies was most exciting and spirited
one. ana intensely grailiyin 20 the imneu.e con-
course Of spectators
The first prize, however, again slipped away
;rsm ne Cudiue by a~ ecci6cut and vas gwen
10 The Young auis rfca, Of Peoria. The Uudns
had but 50 the bra es aud at her first pla,
enc Of her brakes was broken. Young America
had o. men her BRACES. snd lad no accident
She threw water lo1 IT 6n.: the Uudlue Is4 e.,
in, beating all others except the Young Au.eri.
She to-x the second prize, $50. while tho
other took the first, $3.50.
OF second class engines the frs. prize was
awarded to the {" Union Relief" Of Springfield :;
and I'd prize 20 tie "NcL-an.' Of Sioomin gton.
The Sweepstakes. so by defeated engines. was
tasen by q" ! auug America of Springfield. The
hose carriage comics, "s. By the Undine. but
she was ruled out By having had nunGesi-nedlv,
lie bays protest. too aisnv by on her lines
The BOYS speak 10 glowing and enthusiastic
terms Of their entertainment BY the fremen aud
ciiizeus Of bloomington and scem to have enjoy.
81 ;lis trip immensely.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

FALss.-In justice to Messrs Colwsil d Co.. who
are too well known as builders in this city. to be
injured BY any Of the recent reports which were
SO currently and malciously circulated on the Alb
Of July, TO WIT that the portion Of Oh evers new
building occupied by Messrs. Bowman d Rawson
rs Photograph Gallery. had been bfoken down
by being over laden with persons who thronged
to this place of attraction. and that the office
Of the La Sale Co., Mutual Fire Insurance Co, had
sustained quite loss, by the falling Of the ceiling
dc. &c. We are assured IN stating that the repor;
was untrue rnd a further test several Of the
occupants interested in the building. have since
tested the stairway and joics with sou pounds Of
iron, men. DC, and mot joint nail stirred and
all is SAFE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

FouSpLISG.-There WIS oiitile eIctemcn. and
trepida,ion 1T the residence of Jer. Stnwn. Esq.
yesterday morning, on finding. upon tn. door step.
basket containing new born infant. The child
had been ief, withou, clothing Of any sort. simply
wrapped. We believe in bit Of funnel. Hr. &
Mrs. :. are people SO far advanced in life no.
TO desire to take upon themselves the Of suck
wa;t. and upon consultation with some friends,
concluded 10 ,'.rn it over to the overseer Of the
p,or. There is. yet, clue forn to the parent.
age Of the unfortunate Bit Of humanity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

FIRE Notes.-The only fireworks in Ottawa on
the evening of the 4th were those gotten up on
his own hook" BY A. ". Nagil. Esq. They were
quite elaborate, CONSISTING Of rockets. roman can.
eiss, wheels, stars. transparcncies, DC. Ac,-iI-
deed all the usual accompanimen's of a two or
three hours entertainment of that sort. They
were Witnessed by many hundreds Of cur ctizeus
But this ID not n for which Mr.. Magili sbou,i
have credit IN connection With the 4lh Seeing
nothing on the bill for the general ceebr atsn on
that day IN reference to wounded, manned. and
crippled soldiers. he prepared splendid dinner.
and invited to it not only all the manned and
lied soldiers Of whom he bad any kuowled
bu, ali whom he could 6ud among the cro.d th
came 20 tow the 4ih. We are not ADVISED how
many he really did entertain, but are told there
was quite company. and that in the way of good
fare, no other dluner in town that day could COM
pare with it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

hErnoDIsr CHuRcH--Ths Congregation of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city. having
sold the church in which they have hitherto wor.
shipped have fitted up for worship the hall in the
thIrd story of Cheever's new block. where the
usual church services will be held on aud after
next Sunday, at the usual hours. .sa-
Ground WAS broken some three weeks ago for
tie stately new edIfce which the Methodist con-
gr,Gaiion about erect in this city as a place
ot worship. and which. when completed. Will not
only be an ornament to our city, ut honor to
the liberality aud devotion Of the pselle whose
cost II IS erected
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aEsvEACv~ CITY EEE.

vo have the ONLY ABSTRACT BOOKS containing a
full and complete 81 I'll Deeds Mortgages or 9TH
or Liens sst every Tract OF Land and Town Lot in Ii
sse COUNTY. HEY tie looks formerly kept in Ike
Recorder OI.ce.
Every farmer NJ every az, town e: S!o'ld have
an abstract Of the t,te of iery. ts he may hro"
how bis Iit.- a.. liens t-y l.y te agliis; H.
Abstracts OF title furui he reasonable rates On the
shortest notice.
IEOse wishing 10 borrow money 70 take up old Mortga
TO in; their farms, otherwise, eau lie
s-cmnst dated iy ealing
EDWIN r FAY T. a SHERWOOD,
NV 10y 1i.lrTaey 4; Lctg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

HoxE acAN-We are pleased TO notice that our
friend Dr. J. 0. Harris has returned ffbm his tour
away down east" and elsewhere whrIs he has
been for the last two months recruiting his health,
which. since his return from the army, has been
quite poorly.
The Doctor looks better than We have seen him
for years \ fact which must be gratifying not
only TO him. but also to his numerous friends in
OTTAWA and vicinity.
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LAND AGENCY.

Inrnrs. S-ri.irIc sanGs- Houses nuG
E.o,s - and s.iSaEs.i .-s;s. bous ht and sold on
Commission.
Houses ana lot. ana Vacant Lots In
Ottawa, for sale.
I,.nr"ycd ard Iru;Ias proved Farr1s. in
LaSlle. GfuTy ana Livingston tpuIi.!C.. Tor SALE l-S
Lands in Iowa, v iscuisin and Missouri,
We VIII agents in the ayment Of Taxes on prop
ery in the States "a IInc- Iowa vs. O-i and Missouri
Those wi-Li;, LEY 81! FERNS, Prairie Lands Ut
Town Lots will Ind it Il III IVlI,, sc call and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

i,HcwTgn.-A boy about years Did sen of Vim
J. & Bertha Glover. living north Of the feeder in
Ot'H.Ta. was drowned on Wednesday in the cana
feeder under circumstances Us related to US a.
fellows: The child WAS in company with some
other BOYS who were in swimming Being say OF
the wafer, and unwilling go in, the other b.vs
threw seme water on him and thea Roine on with
their spnrfs paid attention TO the little fellow
Until they commenced dressing when he w.s first
missed. Not being able 10 find nm, search was
made and the bndr found in the feeder tie WA
= bright. interesting child. and the grief of his
bsreaved mother. Cthe father ing dird several
yeaIss ago. is Of course incxrressh!e
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MRS. TAlIBLE

Ottawa and cunntry fin ling impossible TO sc-e Of
business thi1 Spring, have decided 10 I'll up with
and ch'ce spriHg stock and will SCI. at the
priSs' as heretofore. hss. large and st7ple stock Of
Grape, I,ces, Ribbons Flower, and Feathers
year ago at veg Low prizes, eich will be -od
Hh the lries 70 -ntrLe- Lii and call AID J1 hem
selves.
have also large lot Of honne,s, both In silks and
S;r"s, sritabl- for country trade which viii be ,old
great sacrifice.
La lies from ;be cnpis.ry- will find II profitable
and szuaiL= NY before baking their purchase. else
WHERE. SARAH A. 1ARBLR,
Corner Main In Sale streets, Up stairs, tn. old
stand ni J. VI. Tarbir
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

u viii he by the al owe that this Company has 81
of assets fT every >il "a; risk the Leading Cos of
E7st have only u al assets S5i OF liza.
ballti-s, shown y thslr PUBLISHED reports
The arcge cat Of Insurance in this Co. for the past
yer- las been but about thru OF Tie charged by
her Co.'S.
Our losses thus ar have Leon promptly and satisfactory
y al listed. VI have EeTer had TO contest a loss.
ie business of the Company FOX the past two years has
bean very prosperous policies bayog been issued
T. n n tiIe previous right years.
The direiors well known among the best business
q! tne cOtnty.
No assessment caa lie Dade until the losses of the Co
require II dLi i,ut one "A and 10y
oe.t vote OF tne ilrcctcrs shall not 6e yets
o. % pay 5tHg "a ,b.1tR - Gs Itrdace payment Eil
tie eri1;sss u year iioul the date their policies.
In view Of the above facts viz: that this a hume ill.,
stitItiyn - =, the security ample; the
les IN other Cos tn PROM tDes> aud hberalty with
winch l0--es se.tlsi; think entitled
patron se this community in preference To Ioreis Com
pines
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutual plans with
me.i EUI4als terms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

FInsT NATIONAL BASx.-The first quarterly state.
ment of the fiisi National Bank Of Ottawa appears
In our advertising counns,to day. 1t Is an exhib.
il in nhch think The officers Of this new bank
take some pride. Considering the unusual s,a.ua-
ton If trude IN Ottawa for the sst month or two
it shows sn.sunt of business and general sue
cess hich is certainly fa,teriug and oespeaks In
the highest terms the confidence Of the public IN
the financial Capacity aud soundne.s Of the man
agSnIept Of this bank.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

"EUksEA !'-Attention is called to the adver.
tisement Of Mr.. q. B. MITCHELL offering his
Eureka" dining hall and restaurant for sale
There is probsb.y no hotel the city that furnish
es more meals to citizens sud strtngers than the
Eureka" or enjoys bslt It's popularity. 1t will
b sure fortune - any nan who will buy it and
keep it a. -sl - il has been kept by Mr.. Mitchell
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

ErIacorAL VIs.r.-Rt. Rev. Fl. J W'HIrrnorsf,,
Bishop of the Diocese of Illinois. visited Chris.
Church Parish. Ottawa. On Friday evening of last
week, and admin iettred the rite Of CONSERVATION.
the number OF candidates presented and receiving
the rite being eighteen. We believe this was the
large,T number ever confirmed at one time in this
parish. II is certainly small testimonial to the
of the rector that in q time Of such
apparent coldness and indifference to religion he
should gather so goodly q company within the Re-
fold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

DgoP LETrERs.-By amend.sent Of The Post
oftice laws adopted al tse las, Congress the post
age Ola Drop Letters, since the lat Of july is
but O"s Cent, Instead Of two cents, ~ FORMERLY
We remind cur readers of 1t, nearly ali such
letters continue 10 be dropped into the Office with
2 ceGt stamps upon them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

No GAS AFTER hsSpAr The Gas COMPANY
give notice that on Monday next the gas will he
shut of for the space of about teh DAYS, for tie
purpose of making acme absolutely necessary re.
pairs about the works
We are also advised that the DRY goods. clothing.
boot shoe dealers, aud Indeed busipe.s men
SeheFa's nave also come TO an md ersssndDg to
eio>e '1sir BUSINESS places. during the stsrpsge
vi the gas, al rundown. being about o'clock p. m
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.is;tIm and i.mf,,.

Or readers may think II s-ans- ;ha; ,-E arg
upon their attention Medicinal PREPARATION. ALREADY
hav, for number OF urged the inporarcs o:
supply or Co.'S Cough HalsiIn in the house, ready
Immediate Bat is the OF
sickness, and death that the imse late result
sudden coughs el1s and puimaary .ttcks; while tko.
sands ST our children dyn. from Group and lung
plants Time and experience have proved that Cee.
COugh Da.s is the speedy asd reliable preparation.
Inea the world. Like ss-se rel,-. the irri-
tatcn II the throat the sopages that prevent
breathing in rroup, AMI heal. al Of the throat
chcs; and lungs. No should neglect f. supply his
fi; will, safe AMI reliable G.eicins kd Co.'s Cough
Bslsass, any han he so: aoslec, the supply Of
their daily bread. II IN: forty cents oI the bot les
contain twice mich those Of any other remedy ~,
lille in merit ii is superior Ill others All
drug stores keep II frT sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

OTTAWA nOLESALE MARKET.
OTrAwA. juno 20, 1865.
flow- Spring wheat. $40 pr Toe.
Corn Leaf-t20ia2 25c pr. IuO.
Fbeo.-Ne. spring - lGatI.l5; No. :, gee
Corn-Ear. SIC. F,s IS lbs. Shei!ed. 81 TOR 80 ID
yIIs--4Gc fer lbs
Edrisy- Sic. fer ~ to-.
Rys-45c. for Co lhs.
IiD,0tAy $500.
Po'dt0-r-tl. % p. busa.
EJgs-l2c.
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