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FERTILIZERS AND GUANos.-Our friend VIM.
Ii. Waters has now on hand, at the Watervale
Mills the largest stock of guano and fertilizers
ever offered for sale in this county. We under
stand that he has now on hand 200 tons of the
most approved guanos, and that he intends
greatly extending his business for the coming
season.
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DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs. Susanna
Quinlan, relict of James Quinlan, died on Sum
day last, at her lete residence, in this county, at
the advanced age of lOl years. She enjoyed du-
ring her whole life, excellent health, and up to
short time previous to her death was active and
moved about with the activity of one half CEN
fury her junior.
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IRON I'm THE BLOOD.

The necessity of due proportion of iron in the blood
is well known to all medical men when it becomes re-
duced from any whatever the whole system SUFFERS
the weakest part being first attacked, and feeling of
lanSuor asstude and "a goneness" pervades the sys
tem The remedy is simply to supply the blood with the
necessary quantity of IRON This can be dono by using
the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution of the protoxide of ron which SO
prepared that it assmates at once with the blood CIV
ing strength, vgor and life to the whole SYSTEM
To take medicines to diseases occasoned by de-
hciency of Iron in the Blood without restoring it to the
SYSTEM is like trying to repair building when the oun-
dation is gone.
An eminent divine says 81 have been using the Peru
Wan Syrup for some time past; it gives vigor,
buoyancy of spirits, elasticity of muscle"
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures and recom-
mendation5 from some of the eminent physicians
clergymen and Others will be free any address,
The genuine has peruvian Syrup" blown in the glass;
j. ?. DlNSMORE, PROPRIETOR
No. 81 Dey St, New York.
Sold by all druggists. sep2O
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Affairs at Havre do Grace.
HAvRE DE GRACE, October 1,

LEVINE 1907,
MR.. EDITOR Mr.. Charles Zeitler, watch maker and
Jeweer, building three.story brick store house which
will add very much to the appearance of Washington St
Mr. Charles MOTIF conectoncr is building brick house,
uext to Mr. Zeiiers, which will be occupied the first
floor MS an oyster salo0n and the second floor bill
lizard saloon the Third floor u club room.
The primary meetings held hcre Saturday, the 5th
inst was quite spirited affair." such meeting being
held hero for years Several Republicans Offered to vote
but learning ii call from tho Democratic side quiet
y slipped away. Yours, Wise.
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THE OLIVE BRANoH-We have received the
first number ofihe Olive Branch, published every
Saturday, at So per year, at No. IL South street,
Baltimore, Maryland. The Olive Branch is a
large quarto of eight pages, and is devoted to
religion, literature and news.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real name OF the author or no atien
zion will be paid to them The real name the autho
will not b. published unless desired, but we cann0
writer
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and is naturally fertile.

The improvements are moderately
good.
1t is situated on the road leading from
Magnolia Station to "Maxwell's Point"
the celebrated and beautiful property of
Gen. Cadwalader, distant about 81 miles
from the former, and II mile from the
latter. 1t lies between Gunpowder and
Bush Rivers, and binds on the waters of
the latter. ltpossesses fine advantages for
fishing, Grabbing and ducking, and is
desirable location for sporting club.
TIE TERMS OF SALE
Prescribed by the decree. are one-third
cash on the day of sale, and the residue
in two equal instruments, at six and twelve
months, the credit payments secured by
notes bearing interest.
Sale to commence at ii O'Clock, A.
NJ.
A.. LINGAN JARRETT,
Trustee.
]. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
oct1S ~
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A Coon BUsNEss.-The Advertising Agency
of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., No. 40 Park Row, N.
Y, furnishes regularly from one to three col
nmns Of advertising to nearly one-balf of all the
newspapers in the Eastern, Middleand Western
States.
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DIED.

AT her late residence, in this county, on Sun.
day morning, the 18th inst, Mrs. SUSANNA
QUlNLAN, relict of James Qninlan, in the lO2d
year of her age.
On the 18th of October, 1867, near Perry
Evansville, Hartford county, Nd, ISAAC w.
F0Y, in the both year Of his age
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Districts of said county, for the purpose
OF electing the following officers, to
wit /:
One person for Governor of the State
of Maryland.
One person for Attorney General Of
the State of Maryland
One person for the Comptroller of
the Treasury of the State of Mary
land.
One person for Clerk of the Court
of Adpeals of the State of Mary
land.
One person for the Superintendent
of Labor and Agriculture for the State
of Maryland.
One person for the Senate of the State
Of Maryland.
Four persons for the House of Dele
gates of the State of Maryland.
One person for Chief Judge of the
Third Judicial Circuit of the State of
Maryland.
Two persons for Associate Judges of
the Third Judicial Circuit of the State OF
Maryland.
One person for Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Hartford county.
One person for Register of Wills for
Hartford county.
One person for States Attorney for
Hartford county.
One person for Sheriff for Hartford
county.
One person for Surveyor for Hartford
county.
Five persons for County Commission
ers for Hartford county.
Three persons for Judges of the Or
phans Court for Hartford county.
The Polls will be opened at 0
o'clock A. NJ, and close at
G o'clock, p. M.
The Return Judges are required to
make their return on the second day fol-
lowing the election, to the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Hartford county.
WIN. CARSINS,
Sheriff for Hartford county
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For Register of wills.

Mr.. EDIToRi-You are requested to announce
WlLLlAMG. BURK as a candidate for Register
of Wills OF Hartford county.
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AS- J. B. ROBINSON office of the Rural Gentleman,
No North Eutaw street, is authorized agent for
Baltimore.
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2g a z e : E D,

At Mr.. Robert Bounds, October 3D., 1867, by
Rev. W. NJ. Meminger, WILLIAM S. RUSH
MORE, of Queens county, N. Y, to HAN
NAH E. HAUKS, ofHarford county, Maryland
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BEL AIR, MD.

Q7-The "Higis" has a more extended circhlatio
among the intelligent farmers and business men o
Hartford, than any other paper in the county. No
"Lock ospital' on other obscene 'ottery1 adver-
sements will appear in columns al any price. A
Urge number subscribers pay for their paper in sd
vance, and consequently justine class advertisers de-
sire TO reach.
attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
isdifected to the above facts.
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Nominations for Hartford County.

For the Senate,
JOHN G. WALSH.
For the House Of Delegates,
BENJAMIN SILVER, of B.,
NICHOLAS II. NELSON,
ROBERT r. VANDIYER,
JOHN S, BROWN.
For Cle'k ofMe Circuit Court,
A. LlNGAN JARRETT.
For Register Of Wis,
s JOSEPH R. ELY.
For States attorney,
PHI. RUTLEDGE.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM YOUNG.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court,
GEORGE C. DAVIS,
THOMAS BAY,
GEORGE 7. HAYS.
For County Commissioners,
WILLIAM J. PRICE,
JOHN JAY,
JAMES KEAN,
..s JAMES HOPE,
CUNNINGHAM r. GLASGOW.
For County Sarosyor,
WILLIAM CLARK, of B.
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w ItI. OANItlJ1IND,
Sheriff for Hartford county.

For the information of all persons concern
ed the following Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, passed at January Session,
1865, is published
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FRAN e
DWELLING,

stabling, corn house, meat house, spring
house, and other outbuildings, in excel
lent order.
The land is well watered and fenced,
and has an abundance of timber for 1.-The
use of the place. There is a fine apple
orchard Of 100 trees in full bearing, 500
peach trees, bearing, and vineyard of
sou grape vines that will bear next sea-
son. 1t is Is miles from Baltimore and
3 miles from Magnolia Depot, on the
Philadel phia, Wilmington and Baltimore
r. R. The locality Of the buildings COM
mands one of the most magnificent pros
poets in the county. The land is of good
quality. Its convenience to markets, and
the large production of fruit makes it one
of the most desirable small farms in the
county.
THE TERMS OF SALE
Prescribed by the decree, are-that one
third of the purchase money shall be paid
in cash on the day Of ssle, one-third in
six and the residue in twelve months
thereafter, the credit payments to bear in
terest and he secured by notes of the pur-
chaser, with surety approved by the
Trustees.
ARCHER Ii. JARRETT,
STEVENSON ARCHER,
octll Trustees.
German Correspondent copy once week for
three weeks and send bills to Trustees.
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YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERs.-The undersigned
acknowledges the receipt ofthe following chart
table gifts for the relief of the yellow fever suffer-
era of the South
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GRACEs CELEBRATED sALyE.

From Mr. h. Tucker Depot Master at Salisbury, Mass.
VI have been troubled for years with q bad humor;
sometimes outwarlly and sometimes inwardly. During
the past summer 1t manifested itself than usual
outwardly and nsed your Save All signs of 1t have
since disappeared without Affecting me nwardly indca
ting, think, the Graduating nature of the Salve"
SETH w. F0WLE & son, Boston,
Proprietors.
Tor 30 cents. sep20
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Act for the registration of the names of voters,
the Law in force on the first day of June, in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, in refer
ence thereto shall be continued in force, except
SO far as 1t may be inconsistent with the provisions
OF this Constitution; and the registry of voters,
provided in said Law but the names of all per-
sons shall be added to the list of qualified voters
by the officers of Registration who have the quail
ihcations, prescribed in the first section of this
Article, and who are not disqualified under the
provisions of the second and third sections thereof
VIM. CARSINS,
Oct lite Sheriff of Hartford Co,
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LN0R SALE-A good COOKING STOVE,
IL with 6xeusss Msuise at this eaaces.
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For Superintendent Of Labor and agriculture,
W. S. MCPHERSON.
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STATE NOMINATIONS.


STATE NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
H. ODEN BOWIE.
For Attorney General,
. ISAAC D. JONES.
For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
WILLIAM J. LEONARD.
'' For CLERK TO the Court of appeals,
JAMES S. FRANKLIN.
For Superintendent Of Labor and agriculture,
W. S. MCPHERSON.
Nominations for the Third Judicial
Circuit.
For Chief Judge,
u. RICHARD GRASON.
For Associate Judges,
GEORGE YELLOTT,
ALFRED w. BATEMAN.
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For Associate Judges,
GEORGE YELLOTT,
ALFRED w. BATEMAN.
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large Barn, Wagon House, Creamery,
Spring House, Smoke House, and other
Outbuiidiugs necessary for large farm ;
also
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ an election will be held in Hartford
county, on the
First Tuesday IN November meet,
FIFTH DAY

of said month, in the several Election
Districts of said county, for the purpose
of electing the following officers, te
wit:
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For Clerk TO the Court Of appeals,
JAMES S. FRANKLIN.
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Nominations for the Third Judicial
Circuit.

For Chief Judge,
RICHARD GRASON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-04

IHE CAUSE VY.-Why is everybody running
to GRIDLEY's these days to buy goods 1t is
true he has just received splendid new stock,
embracing sone of the handsomest as well as
cheapest goods ever seen in Ottawa, las carpets.
for instance but that is nothing surprising. for
uridley often gets new goods. Then why this
rush! We stepped in there the other day, and
the mystery was explained. We found our old
Trend MATTHEW SoRAN, lately salesman atlRed-
dick u Gillen's there Matthew is one of the most
popular statesmen in Ottawa, and always draws a
crowd OF buyers after him wherever he goes
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We would call the special attention of our pat.
rons to the advertisement of the Crescent Paper
Collar Company" of Boston. in our issue of to-
day. The we'll known reputation of the old firm
of F. A. Hawley & Co., thesSelling Agents, is
guarantee Of what they say. They were the
first to produce paper collars as an article of
merce, and have now brought them to such per.
fection that they are, without doubt, the most
economical and best fitting collars in use. Their
new Linen Finish collars, having the appear.
ance OF real linen, and being waterproof ap-
proach the nearest to real linen collar of any
yet made. - ..
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+. TAVENER, Agent.
Ottawa Post Office.
LOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:


THIRST ChuEcu Rev. EDw CuAS. Rector Regular seryl.
ce> sundays AZ Ok OciscA ~ and r. ~ sunday school
at . O'Clock A. " ' ~
80 tHrEcI or sr CoLCHBA Rev p. TERRY, Pastor; Rev E.
ikRi Assistant regular services on sHnday-early
~ oclock A. ~ h mass at ii O'Clock vespcrs p n
"eeS dbS segvircs-diily mass AZ O'Clock AN
sr Josgls CHCgCH IGCrmau Rom. Cath u services same
~ above except thar the Church openonly on
SUNDAYS. - -
FIRST METHODIST T. Cu of Columbus and Jef.
fer,un sts Rev A. Cray Pastor SUNDAY services. M 0s
y VI ana r NJ Srud4y school a, Y NJ Week day pray
ac,l liss. Monu4y aud Wednesday evenings
SECOND VI. h. GHURCH-South Ottawa. Rev J. W
fhe!l- Pastor sunday services at lO \. NJ and +. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
MoCl III CIT t1iH: Rev L. n Lewis, Pastor. Regu.
iat services on SUNDAYS at IQk A. ". and r. SUNDAY
school 10 ionHs Peoples Bible Glass meet. in lee.
,aie room ~ the same hour. weekly prayer meeting on
meaucsi.iy evening. Young peoples prayer meeting on
FRIDAY evening Pastors study in the basement Of the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-04

Odd FELLOWS BAII~--lt was slight strain
on the facts to say in our last that the Odd Eel.
lows celebration wound up with Ball. There
was undoubtedly dance in the evening, but the
odd Follows as society, were neither the get.
ters up nor took charge of the affair. The Ball
part OF their programme had been dropped three
weeks before The dance, therefore, was an ex.
temporancous affair outside of the days proceed.
ings attended by as many outside rs as Odd Eel.
lows. We state this, because the Odd Fellows
contemplate getting upa Ball within the next
10 days. that they hope will be an honor to the
orderand do not wish II understood that they are
multiplying entertainments of this sort.
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A. one OF the exceptional novelties Of this
''.oyely spring season." we had fall of few
snow flakes yesterday morning May 3D. and we
understand ike phenomenon was observed on
Tuesday morning. The weather is exceedingly
cold for the season. Ice was formed on Thurs.
day night, in favorable locations. quarter of an
inch thick, Our spring continues exceedingly
backward and dry. 1t is said to be favorable
weather for wheat. but certainly nothing else can
grow under the influence Of such hyperborean
atmosphere The 4.h of May usually sees the
woods clothed in green in this region, and apple,
plum, peach and cherry trees in full blow. but
there is no sign of such vernal decorations per.
cep'ible hereabouts as yet this spring
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The soldIcrs' Monument.

Ottawa, May 4, 1867.

At the last meeting of the friends of this move-
ment, the whole work was committed TO the
hands of a committee of five. The work Of this
committee as understood by its members, was Ia
obtain knowledge of the feelings and desires Of
the people in reference to such work, and to de.
wise some financial plan by which their wishes
might be carried out
To these objects we have devoted our attention.
We secured the services of Mr.. Houghton, can.
vasser OF some experience, to carry out our wish.
cs. He was engaged as the Financial Agent of
the Association" He was fitted out with the
proper books, and directed to canvass certain To-
caities, and take subscriptions for the work. This
experiment has resulted in full conviction ON
our part, that, irrespective of party sect or ma.
tionalisy, the desire is almost unanimous TO see
a monument erected, every way worthy of the
county, and the noble men to whose memory Il
should be consecrated. We are also persuaded
that IL the channels are properly opened, for the
contributions to flow in for this object. that
$4,000 can be easily realized for this sacred
purpose.
Having reached this stage, and become fully
satisfied that with proper management, the
funds can be collected, aud monument reared
OF which every man and woman in the country
would be proud and be dedicated to its holy
mission by the 4th day of July 1868, being Der.
suaded OF this, the committee feel that the time
has come for more permanent and general or.
ganization that shall embrace every town in tn,
county.
We therefore invite the friends of this enter
prise throughout the county, as fur az possible
70 meet at the Court House on Saturday after
noon, May 11th, at 2 O'clock for the purposelo
perfecting more genera and permanent organ
ization, and of putting the movement in the wa,
OF successful completion, Let us say further
that the funds shall be uacredly employed for thi
purpose, OK returned to tho subscribers. Let M
one entertain any fears upon that poiat.
We will add word in rcfercncs 10 the plar
OF operations We design to have our main sub
scription circulated hy the accredited AGENT Q
the association. In addition to the main su6sorip
Non, there will be the "Children's Ptsmium Sub
scripaon," in almost any community. We van
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LETTER FROM BOWMAN.
To the Citizens Of La Sale County. (,reettn.

FRIENDS AND PATRONS Having frequently
been solicited to take our Portrait apparatus and
go either into the country or some distance from
the Gallery, to make pictures of Dwellings. chur-
ches DC, at times when it was difficult for us TO
leave our business, and when our Efforts were at
tended with great inconvenience, for want of
suitable work rooms Tor our chemicals and at an
unfayorable season Of the year. making it i'm
possible to produce as perfect picture as we are
now enabled to make, having photographic
View Coach and the most approved apparatus,
with every thing desirable for producing first class
oie,cs OF any sizes from the Album Card and
Stereoscopic to the large size II byl4 inches snt-
able for framing. AS the season for "out.door
photography" is governed BY the foliage I shall
commence my labors in this branch on Monday
the 9th of May, and make it specially for fiir
nssks only
To Farmers and others in adjoining towns
shall make special contracts, and offer superior
inducements to get up 'club orders" among them
selves. that We may make several views in the
same neighborheod at the same trip, thus saving
us much time in travelling, which benefit will
give my patrons the advantage Of
We have Ill our County many fine residences,
which if photographed would find their way into
different portions Of country, and thus give to
the fortunate owners, in fact the whole county a
notoriety which could be received in no other
way. Our publishers of maps and illustrated
papers. would labor under great disadvantages
were it not for "out door Photography"
Orders should be left at the Gallery in Chez.
ver's New Building, where Portrait Painting,
Photographing and Ambrotypiny, also the Album
and Frame business, will be conducted with the
usual promptness.
Respectfully, &C.,
W. E. Bowman
~, Photographer.
Ottawa, May 4, 1867
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THE GREATEST CHANCE YET Il. BENJAMIN
q Co. are offering their entire stock at public
auction The largest clothing House in the
West. Their intention is to go out of that branch
of business. Two weeks only this sale will con-
tinue, and their entire stock of ready made cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing goods, Hats, Trunks, Cas-
simeres satinetts, &c, will be sold to the high
est bidder. Auction daily at 10 A. N. and p NJ.
s. B., City Auctioneer.
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PoETICAL.-The following effusion of a native
poet has not only the merit of being true to
rhythm, but is true to fact,
Oh father, dear father, do please hurry home,
My confidence no more abuse,
You've promised again and again when You came
To bring me new suit of clothes.
1t IL not oft such favor ask,
And this one you cannot refuse
For you know that it costs very small sum
At MCoNEY's, if to go there you choose.
Then do not forget, dear father, pray,
When you come home from selling your stock
To get me that new suit, forthwithly to-day,
AT MONEYS, in Chccvcrs new block.
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wish to inform the public thatI have estab-
li'hed my head quarters in the corner store, for
merly occupied by Deacon Nattinger, and lately
by Child Il Bros, where / will endeavor at all
times to keep full and complete line of dry
goods, hosiery, notions, &C.; ALSO my grocery de-
partment is complete. As buy in large guam
ties, am enabled to offer superior inducements
to those wishing to purchase, either at wholesale
or retail: and l need no new word to express
their superior quality--old fashioned words an
swer my purpose very well, and can sell at old
fashioned prices to those wishing to purchase Of
me-
Prints-1O, 1919, Is and 10 cents.
Hosiery-12l &c and up.
Every thing else in proportion.
May y, 1861. ID. H. PORTER
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Dr. KNAPP, formerly Of New York, who has
visited Ottawa regularly the past seven years. and
effected many wonderful cures of old CHRONIC
DISEASES CANCERS, and diseases of the EYE
AND EAR, which have beenpronounced incurable
by the medical profession generally, can be con-
suited at the Geigcr hosse, from Wednesday
noon May 10Th, until Thursday noon May 18TH
as will be seen by his card in another column
Consultation free
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FIRE-A shed, which stood in the rear of
Henery d Garity's store on Main street, and was
saved from the big fire in March last, was set
on fire about o'clock yesterday morning by an
incendiary and consumed. 1t had been filled by
Mr.. Olmstead with cobs, and altogether made
very hot fire. AS it stood entirely isolated, and
the engines were promptly on hand, no fire was
communicated to neighboring buildings and no
serious harm done.