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TREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, An AND D,, WEST IA Tns
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL TWICE DAILY .-ELEGANT SLEEPING
CARS ON ALL NIGHTTRAINS.-The only raro.i
ronte issuing THROUGH TICKETS and ThROrGa
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cite,
North, East, and West.
Trains ON this road are now run a. follows: Ii.
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richnon!
daily Sundays excepted as.l5A A. N, arriving 10
Washington at 1.25 =. NJ, connecting with ID,
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for Ii,
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, viii
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached. leave,
Richmond daily ats p. M, arriving In Washing:
tor At 4 30 A. M, connecting with the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and
WEST. ,,or,,,r,.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS TO Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philsdelphia, New York, Boston, and all the pm.
cipal cities In the West.
for further information and through tetsa
apply at the Office OF the company, corner Broad
ana Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent,
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. myb
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RAfI.ROADs..
I AcHnoSp ASp DAsvILLs RAILaoAp

g RJcHnoHp AID DAHvrLLs RAILpo.n
kIcnnosD. July -, lsss.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On -,
~ .fsr FRIDAY, July nth, TRAINS On 1 mo-
NAIL AND PASSRNGRR TRAIN Law. D.,
nond daily 81 Us 4. II. Arrives Al DAWN" as.
r. II. Arrives ut Greensboro 81 LISP
Leaves Greensboro daily at I. % A. N r.
Danyills daily sts.loA. u. Arrives At Riehns,ss
NOTICE TO rRAvHLgRs.-rh. pusl. -,
hereby informed that the different rsiro.S. ~
The line from Richmond 10 the south, pla n, %
yills VI; Grssnssoro, s.Iisbsry. .ad Ch.r Ss.'
sSS a::o or's.1 n,nlssrs C. A1Eu.. s.,,an.s
Aentgomsry, Selma, Mobile, lie Ala. "a;
% L.. L ss are no.
. e the v.,SI, point: south The route ps .
Trsfns connect at Burkeyille with trsin. a, :,
S1uthsids railroad for PARMvILLE, LYsfSna'
BuR9l BIB IST0L, KNOXVILLE. D.tTSss'
cHIAATTAN0o9A: MEMPHIS, &c. Ge. DAA'o'
trains on the Virginia and Tennessee raiIr",a "a
detention At that poin. going or coming. 30
THOMAS DODAMEAD
" 100 superintsnd.n,
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&4sEssss - -
DOUND TRIP TICKETS To TTp
iIko ssk.S Gss At REP s PRICES BY IH
TER'S STAGE LlNE-Ticke,s for The ran,a noi
good for one week will be- sold at thr .sonr,i.
the regular fare White sulphur, sn; Eoe,
tl5. 90. w. Z. ADf1cE
jy Its General Ticket Agent
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'lprlrx KING

SARATOGA. CAPTAIN KIM.
twelve hundred tons burthen . built expressly for
this route and no expense spared TO render 'hen
strong and comfortable.
in point OF speed they are un:gualled and IN
command of exp erienced and gentleman'y oticsr'
They leave New York alternately every WE'D.
NESDAY and SATURDAY for Richmond al
New York every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
at high water-touchins at Norfolk going and f''
The Patrons of this line and the public gene,
rally will please TO bear in mind that the raes 81
freight viii always be found as cheap as ~ o.hf
lines. ,
The price of passage is greatly reduced; 50 much
so as to render II decidedly To the Interest OF TIE
public to patronizs this route over all others.
For further information inquire Of the under
signed. GARREI r. WALSH,
an oO-ts tochr's's
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MEDrCnJEs. ErC.

nR. III. v. BICKNELL'S DYSEN-
H. TkRY gYRUP-excellent for ehiidfen whom
.na ~ soothing .yEup IL
s,onatfc and 50 pleasant % g tat, iha. s really
corner Of Main and Third streets,
an as-ts Richmond, vs..
JUDGE NOT ACCORDING TO APP.
- PEARAHCE, but, Ike sensible men, test the
products Of your neighbou and friends, and then,
Tor sAKsRs PRsHiua BirrsRs w " re r.eo N.
mend them ~ superior TO all northern remedies for
Dyspepsia and ndigestion, and IT. upon trial they
do not prove their superiority, then We say dis.
card them. As tonic, physicians Of the highest
standing speak Of them In the strongest terms OF
praise. GIVE them trial. These Bittsrs are TO be
had Of al prominent druggists. Orders allied by
" ana"inn Pos..otaee boz sss, RieSnond, ".
VALUABLE MEDICIN ES.-Pol-
Y locks Remedy, Davis's Pain Killer, Leonards
Ague Cure, DR.. Bricknell's Syrup, Plantation Bit.
ters, for sale by JOHN w. 'RIsON, Druggist,
aul7 Main and Third streets.
EOUGERAS COMPOUND lodi
L Missed COD.LIyER OIL.-The great supe.
riority Of this Oil in therapeutic effect over all
other kinds OF Cod Liver Oil sold In Europe or
this market Is due to the addition OF Bromine,
Iodine, and PHOSPHORUS, thus possessing not oniy
chemicals, but the nourishing properties OF Cod
Liver OIL. t.
Price, one dollar and ffty cents per bottle.
liberal discount to the trade.
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
au1s Agents for Virginia.
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ANNUAL INCOME, o., 900. 900.

ANNUAL INCOME, *20Vo,UUU.
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURE IN DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY.
EXPENSES LESS THAN ANY CASH Cum
LIBERAL MODES OF PAYMENT OF PREMI-
INSURERS RECEIVE THE LARGEST BONUS
fbffHIpENbs MADE ANNUALLY ON ALL PAR.
TICIPATING POLICIES:
ALL KINDS OF NON. FORFEITlNG LIFE AND
ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
POLICIES INC0NTESTIBLE
LOANS MADE ON POLICIES. $1,000
ALL POLICIES AFTER THREE YEARS NON
PROFITABLE.
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STEAMERS.
SEMEWEEKLY BETWEEN tn
- NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. :nifS
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

THE OLD PIONEER LINE ORGANIZED IN 1851
have resumed their former position again with their
two new and magnificent e-wheel steamships
NIAGARA CAPTAIN COUCH,
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Price, FIFTY CENTS per box.
To be had of ali druggists aud dealers In medi-
cine eyerywere.
PURCELL, LADD & Co., Druggists,
General Agents for the Proprietor
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
nvIs Richmond, Va.
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Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constipa-
ton, &c. deserve TO suffer If they will not try
have been greatly benefited by their use:
GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
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VIRGINIA s T "A T f INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN l.. BACON, President.
THOMAS w. McCANCE, Vice President.
WILLIAM H. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
TuoHAsR PRICE, JAMES ALFRED JONES,
WBLLIxaroE GopDIH, THOMAS w. McCASCB,
JOHN L. BACON, ROBERT A. LANCASTER.
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, in
the city country insured against loss or damage
BY hre on the most liberal terms.
Losses equitsbly adjusted and promptly paid.
once. los Main street, over Mitchell Tyler's,
Richmond, Va. ap2l-tSepl
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Inc IOllOWlHR arc eAaAipios va 'ho 'P0ia'i'A VI
the last dividend:
POLICIES IN 1862, ONLY POUR YEARS AGO.
Age at Amount Premium Added to Total Amt
Issue. Insured. Paid Policy. of Policy.
20 $4,000 1920 $3,572 sla,57?
az 900 LOG ISIS l0,siS
40 500 70s 2,703 10, POS
rs 1000 ST. 2,5o5 9,5o5
This is an entirely new plan, originating with
this Company, and gives insurers the largest re-
turn ever made by any company In the same pc.
P. r. MOORE, Agent for Richmond.
J. ADAIR PLEASANTS, General Agent.
Dr. Us. d. CULLEN, Medical Examiner
REFERENCES:
Hon. Joseph Mayo, Mayor Judge William n.
Lyons, Judge William w. Crump, John o. steger,
John Purcell, John Dooley, William II. Haxall
John II. Claiborne. au l3-lm
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TIE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY O.
VIRGINIA.
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DECEIYING ANOTHER sesd..seS
Il Of those beautiful Psrlor suites Hsryls, 4
Ard walnut. In Brocaielie and fiusu m 81!
oussn EiiIsbstn, Louis XIV, Nap"!son H.
other Ans and choice paiisIas; /. ceyysHlw.,
corner Ninth and Main streets 'Hf
myN
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,
Meeting Of Roanoke Observation-Disclosures
Support-The Late Captain Samuel Nc.
Corkie-AidinQ Candidates for the Ministry
ar al ITSan c ar,lc Ami Ri
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SrAuYroy. VA, January 10, 1855.
hereby certify that have used for number OF
years DIR. Rennolds's Hepatic Pill, and can assure
the public that have derived more benefit from
them than from any pill have ever used. Their
action Is mild and quite efficient
JOHN T. SCHNIrT.
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An AcADEhY At OTrAwA.-We observe
there is a movement on foot, among our
leading citizens, and which has already
made such progress as to promise success, to
raise fund pf six to eight thousand dollars
to assist Nh THos. H. CLARK, the present
able and accomplished Principal Of our city
High School, to erect g suitable building.
and purchase the necessary apparatus and
FIXTURE, fog the establishment Of first class
Academy in Ottawa. That such L school,
with Mr. Clatk at lis head, with corps Of
assistants 81 TIA as he would select, and at
which our young men could be fitted for
college, IS necessity in Ottawa, Is a. evident
a., under our public school system, as ii
present mauog ], vs. hall have no public
school @. that sort,
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civ DIRECTORY.

Messrs WALTZ GOULD, Of Chicago, ger
tlemen of education and responsibility, ard
Of thorough eEperieucs in the business, are
at present in Ottawa, engaged in taking
down the names, resi- lence, business &c, Of
cur citizens, with q view o: publishing
complete Civ Drecto ry. The volume is iu>
tended not only % q Te the name, residence,
business, trade or profession Of every citizen,
but to give a full statistical review Of our
trade population, business, schools: churches,
benevolent societies, &c, as well as Of our
city government. cou; - officers, g.. About
one ,lird Of The ,a.eE in the book viii be
reserved f0- advertise meuts, and as a copy
will BE- placed IN ever store, hotel, Office,
post olHce and other public places in the
county, Is well as three or four hundred
copies promiscously distributed among subs
-cribers. our business pen an zee at glance
its importance as a nj eaium Of advertising.
The object 5 to have be -ork ready for dis
tri5u.iyn within mon h.
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ELoCCToN.-Mi~s LE-ITA A. SHEPARD.
who comes recommended BY men Ike Robt.
Il. Garrison, Bishop Of Nebraska DR.. Cum
miugs, Of Trinity Church, Chicago; Rev. II
y. Bishop. Robert Morris, MAJ Gen. Grier-
son, &c, &c, a, most accomplished elo,
cutioaist, is ROW IN this city, stopping with
the family of Mr. y. Markham, and proposes
to give public reading the latter part Of
next week-due notice oftime and place 20
be giren hearaftcr. She also proposes to or
ganize class OF young ladies and boys far
instruction IN elocution. Persuaded Ina,
Miss s is q lady OF much more than com
mon ability in her .Pr,ft ksion, we have no
doubt our people viii gladly avail themselves
Of her talents.
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Ok TIE WAY.--The new stock Of clothing
Of Messrs. STRIcxLAxD & Wl*G, who lately
bought out the Arnold Clothing Store, next
to the City Bank in this city, has been
bought in New Io-k and Boston, is on its
way to Ottawa, and viii arrive within week.
Now, everybody in want CT clothing, hold
your breath and stick TO your greenbacks
until this stock arrives. Mr.. Wing, who is
said to be the best judge Of clothing in
Ottawa, has spent half a month in its selec-
ton, determined that it shall be the best
stock of clothing ever offered in this city.
Cur faith in the Judgment Of Mr.. Wing is so
implicit, that We 90 his surety in advance
that he W Ill redeem his pledge.
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The Excursion to Peoria, on Wednesday.
under the management of the Ladies of the
N. E. Church, was very pleasant and we'll
managed affair. The train consisted Of 20
cars, all of which were comfortaby filed,
The citizens Of Peoria did the handsome
thing decidedly in the reception of the ex>
cursionists, and every body speaks delighedly
of Peoria hospitality. 30 accidents occur
red to mar" Gc., bit all got home safe and
sound, delighted with the days recreation.
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Losr.-Somewher between Ottawa and
Dayton, on Friday Of last week Aug. l0th)
a black pocket book containing between s2a
and SO. The loser passed ~ to Dayton
from Ottawa on the cid Dayton road, then
crossed the river and came home on the old
Chicago road, losing the pocket book some>
where on that rout. a liberal reward viii be
paid the finder on leaving it at E. l.. Arms
..rong's clothing store in Ottawa.
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ISFoRMATieH WANTED of the where
ahouts Of one D.. Randall, @ho processes to
remove corns, bunions, DC. May pc lslsillful
in the line of his professionJ but is sadly
afflicted with defective memory-to our
cost. We have an interest in him. Whittier,
o whittier has be flown?
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MITCHELL & DUnGEoy will, for the next
thirty days, sell their entire summer stock
Of Boots d. Shoes at cost. This is fact
All light goods will be sold at the original
cost regardless of everything. Remember
Mitchell & Dudgeon, in Cheever's new block,
for the next thirty days.
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ERE. ANA "a :

We have been printing blanks for the last
four weeks, and can say with confidence that
we have the first complete assortment ever
offered for sale IN Ottawa. We are selling
at and below Chicago prices, claiming that
IN general the forms and printing are better.
Our stock embraces all the blanks in use by
justices, constahles, conveyancers, &c; notes
drafts, bonds. receipts, tax receipt books,
&c, &c Also, blanks for collection Of the
new soldier bounty
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MACHINE Olive have had good deal
of trouble, oflate 70 get good oil for our pres
ses and machinery. We have tried sweet oil,
best sperm oil, sewing machine oil, and hs't
dozen kinds ofhigbly recommended machine
oil, but have really found none better thar.
buttons Steam Refined Petroleum, for which
Gibson & Hathc"ay have the agency in Or
tawa, and " hich they are selling a; Sl.25 a
gallon. Ii y not halfas expensive as most
ether oils. and We have heard many farmers
say it is the best they ever Tried on Reapers,
Mowers, &c. Call for the Dutton OIL at
Gibson Haiheway's Drug store.
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HALBERr & MEGAFFry ore Sirea adv recei

HALBERT g. MEcAFFIy orc Girsady receiv-
ing new goods for the fall trade Iou must
90 there at once to see the new styles-par-
ticnlarly in boo,ees, CATERS, shoes, &c, for
ladies. Gentlemen will also find their new
stock decidedly ahead Of an7 old stock in
town.
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PIERCE & FLICK.-Ths is the new firm
who are now the propretors Of the Wexford
Meat Market, on the Clancy corner Of La Sale
& Madison SITS. They are men of means,
and ha.f :. LIES experience in the business,
and sell no meat but the best. They are
pleasant and honorable men to deal with,
such as we take pleasure i'll commenting to
public confidence and support. y nice, clean
y, well conducted public Neat Market Is an
institution, to- b. commended, and such is
emnently that Of Hcssrs. Pierce & Flick.
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-EGr-Mnst of our readers

JUBILEE CoLLEGE.-Most of our readers
are more or less acquainted with the history
of Jubilee College, located some 10 miles
east of Peoria. 1t was founded by Bishop
Chase, and for years enjoyed his fostering
care. Soon after Lis death, however. the
College building was burned dom, and for
the next ten years 1t bad hard struggle TO
maintain its existence. New buildings, how>
ever hare been erected, and for the last few
years it has received the special care and as
sistance of the diocesan convention of the
Episcopal Church of Illinois, and is again on
the road to prosperity, Oflate, as the people
of Ottawa know, it has received the valuable
accession to its faculty of the Rev. I. n.
BENEDICT, formerly rdcgcr OF Christ Church,
Ottawa. Tie situation is delightful, and
under its present auspices, we have no Eesi-
fancy in recommending it as one of the best
schools of its class in the West Sc adver,
tisement in another column.
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Ofsuxy:. Post OH.ce.

CLOSING ANp ARRIVAL OF MAILS
y.or .,,oz 1o.nd VI Arrives 1915 p. "
-. :. 10 NJ S16pu 1915 r. NJ
Farm Ridge closes y. and arrives at IL NJ Tues
DAYS Wednesdays AMI Saturdays.
Newark closes l. 80 P NJ. and arrives 2. N. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Somonauk, closes !: SO A NJ saturdays arrives d ~ r. A
Fridays.
Eagle closes 1 P NJ. Saturday arrives l. VI.
Office Opens a. NJ. Closes, IA Pm
an 20 % wv DOW, P.M
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,,o,;,or nTyIsiOu. No, 5GG.

OTTAWA LopGE No. Il meets every Thursday evening
DtuGHrrgs REBECCt the third Tuesday evening o
each merth CrTyw, Enc Ne. 49, ON the % ans
Ar TUESDAY evening. iso IVY
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I'D CONSgr7EFs,T YES.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with lung affection. and that dread
disease Consumpupn-iS anxious make known to his
fellOws.leIers the means of cure.
To u who il, he will send cOIy Of the persCrip
ii used Gree of chrge) with the ire tons for rreptr
ing an usn:; the same which they vii find sure Cure
for Consumption asthma. bronchitis QUsiis. C0ids and
all Throat and Lung iectipns The Only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription Il T. benefit the at
ice1 AMI spread Information when r uUceyes to lie in
ysgal and il hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy,
viii cost them nothing, AMI may pr,y blessing
Parties wishing lie prescription frcoI by mail,
vii please address. Rev. EDWARD "A. WILSON,
de- 80, N-1y WiiliamshurGh, King Co., y. Y. Y
The above nohrn. Is fnr sal. by Z /. t,rggs Oawa.
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IxsIDE-A Chronicle of Secession. BY
Geo. f. Harrington. For sale at Osman s
Hapeman's, east of Court House Square.
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ID r. w "A t * L r
Hff rE CJN'rLIsD At TlIa
GEsGEEs ffOE'SL, OEIAI.

EGc TFRsGu a. ETIinlin Cabinet Or.
;.HE;>. forty different STYLES. adapted T., lcr"i and
cr,iar music. f,r $50 5000 each FifTNONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, other first premiums awarded
them Illustrated Catalogues free. \ r.--, MASON
HtNiTN. B,s'rIi. OF MASON BROTH ~. Sew York.
DINNiCk K BRO, Agents at ottawa ~.
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riNHE CONFESSIONS AN D EXPERT

II
Published for the beuch and aC CAUTION to YOUNG
MEN and others who suffer from NERVOUS Debility IRE
mature Decay of Manhood &c. supplying 40
The Means Of ScfCure. BY NSlI- ia himself
after undergoing coI-iacfaIe quackery by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single cops, free II charge,
be had of .ne author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, BROOKLYN Kings Co. NY
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Ottawa Lodge No. 55, meets every Friday evening AZ
their Hall in BedGick's Block. - , -
T. II. ISGR.HiM, W 8. ieu 10y.
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OTTAWA free Cra0er .
LOCAL MATTER3s
&. & e. 4. H. IL

u ~ BSs II. ASs lks
On and after July I12d, 1866, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station follows:
GOING WEST.
Day Express and Mail Sunday excepted) r. IS P NJ
Night Express, ITO A. u
Express Freight, (Accommodation.) - -lO.IO T. "
Peoria Freight, I" ~ L. NJ.
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail, Sunday excepted. l2i3 T. NJ
Night Express SUNDAY excepted) .....-.. ~ A. NJ
Rock Island Freight, lAccommOdatiOn,l. I9O j. NJ
Peoria Freight ....... i4o n VI.
Ottawa, July 29th ISd6. T. TAVENER, Agent.
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w sSEs
ERH H. I'D.

On the l1th instant, hy Arthur Lockwood, Fsq. Mr.
ANDREW L. PENNEY = Miss MARGARET fEELEY
both of Ottawa.
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4. q. G.. =.

: 81 4. meet every Monday evening their Hall owe
n .,i,i:rk's store east side Court House
Ht - ~ C.TIIN. A. Il. HOLLISTER, ". Z.
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GoDEY's LADY's BOOK for September at
Osman & Hapeman's.
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In the town Of South Ottawa. on the 18th instant
ELIZABETH KUSTzHAN. aged y ysgIf.
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Table and Dairy Said, Soaps, stoneware. Wooden and
Willow Ware, Picked Pork, Sugar Cured Hams, Shout
ders Baron, Lard, Dried Beef Batter. Eggs. &c, &c
A inll stock If Mack erl, White Fish, Trout. Herring
and other salt and dried fish. Also fresh Lake Fish
srantly on hand. In short stock is complete; our
goods of the best quality aud will be sold at Lew Prices.
Goods delivered in all rarts of the city.
pay cash for Hutter, Eggs Poultry, Lard and other
produce at packing cellar snder LIST National Bank.
where city customers get choice Dairy Butter
for table A C. WARRlNER.
Main street. west of First Nattonai Bank, Ottawa, H.
Z
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Guns, Pistols & Ammunition


E-a.2I" fer sale o. Exchange.
have 30 acres of the Lest quality Of lands in iowa
ami 80 acres Of Timber land r1, Illinois.
chang for Iro!y Ia this ity improved lands IN the
county Ii- lIl Cairo l. ia a desirable location for
raising fruit cotton. >5 and climate adapted for that
business Location good, being the In2is Ceatril
Rail Road.
Any persons desiring such lands will find it for their
interest to call on K. TH0KNE.
OTTAWA J 3. )
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ITO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. KNAPP e. SOE
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