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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-16
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peradtete BON europa su lernen, &1immt
beute btrnQtbi9 8elebrun9 BON Mmerifa
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run98ferm betpe9en bic @elt. @bina
fennt Mmerifa nprnebmlt9 bur9 feline
Mili1one1. IS if ber@eilt unirer freien,
unabbdn9{9en &ir9en pel@e uniere uns
I'M Nuslanoe pertreteneen 8irser be(eelt.
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bic @erbinoun9 bon STRIDE uno Staat in
jerem2anb miro auf9el1t renr bic prabz
lerti9e &ittaliitif, bic %anmaBence 8i9ptz
terie .ptrb pertil9t 1eir, IL miro Der Sc
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peroen. INN ben Mnfan9 ptel Ter 8ewe9uno
su be3et9nen unb mirb ftnben> baB Der
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tbre Sntttute unb Miiiiouen be19rteben,
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;i9en Nu6nabme> in tr9enbmel9en pier
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11>121 unn ibr Wertb BON 800. 83O,554
a>tf $35>885,439 Yermebrt.
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Sabren 8 jdbrlide G%pnferensen prsaniIrt
wurrem welde jeBt 373&eileprepi9er uno
90>071 @lteter 3dblen.
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bel onbers i'm Sabre 1866 als Dem BUM
peujabri9en Subilaum6jabre erbpbt> in
peldem bic freiwtQi9ea 8eitrd9e> meilt
fir bSbere 2cbrani talten $8>397>66 be-
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benben Yprber9egan9enett &erbanplun9en
in furser l1eberiidt brinst.) y,
t@btcagp> 9, Mat.-Dte @pnferens
serlammelte fi@ 3ur 9epIbnltden Stunee
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9%e8prbnun9 liber.
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beontra9t einen 8eldlub> bic &ir@en
pisciplin bobin a%bsudnpern> tab bic Dier<
teljabrS@G pnferent ba8 Organ Der 8e<
ipre6un9 NIT ben 8ild1fen in 8etref
Der GrnennunS Spn -prert9ern iein ipQe.
Nefertrt. '.i,'>
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leat ein Memprtal DpnGlftin> MarYlanp>
ppr> mprin tim Mu6l1ldung per8ei6li0t
in bcnen 2 Wltt9lierer fir paS5alten BON
Mbplitipn5 &eben 9etapelt perben aus
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na9oe1udt wurbe. Geferirt+
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bic &eYilipns<@ Committee NIT eem 8ertdt
ooraber su beauitra9en> pb IS nidt swedz
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1tren9e Der Sdrift3 entlpreGenoe &e9el
Gbel9eirun9en betrefeno, auf;unebme11.
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antra9t einen 8ei6luB bic Nutoritdt her
Grnennun9 ypn Observation-Disclosures
rectpren Mnwenbun9 pon &ir6en@Sren
unb &e9ulirun9 per &irdenmuff betref'
fenc. '. '.5'..
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Gcnferena etnsebra6ter 8ei6lub> pie@taz
larunosz@ort gum Nbenbmabl turd
Ginfi9uns bet @orte ~unb 9etauft wor>
ben finb" s1 dnbern, puroe aaf BEN Gild
9ele9t. -" -
8el9luB ron &eS. as. 2yte Ypn
8efzGireinia fircauswei'arli&e @iBunz
oe1 ber General @pnferen; unb Germeb>
runs ber BAIL Der 8il9Rfe puroe refez
rirt. -. J
@ep. Or. q. @beeler po11 Sbiu. lprad
ban>1 iu @unften Der 3ula7un9 Der De-
le9ate1 som Siben, Ser. o.. Yprter Spt,
Yrpyipence pa9e9e1. 81 -. ~ y I'll.
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Mus5u9 aus SEN @erbauo1uueen Scr
@cucrG1 Gpufcren; Scr Siib6fz ~
1iden Metbpbiffcn Stride.
(Mus Ser 81. Staats;ettune.)

Disle Gpnferen3 if wie errdbnt BET le<
9~i6latire &1rper rer STRIDE unb bat ba6
Nedt bic &ir6enpronun9, NIT etni9en
Gialdranfun9en, at Yerbefern unb eS 1T
paber alien @ltecen per Stride erlaubt>
ibre Mn1 i6ten unp WInl d)e III bic ct 8ez
siebun9 cur6 Netitipnen rerielben funez
;utbun. Dem5ufol9e m11rpen ME &C.
m6bnlt9 in ben erlten Ga9en herSibun9,
'na9rem bic @pnferen; ft6 pr9aniiirt unp
cini9e %Sman;t9 tebenoe Gpmite5 erwdblt
Bate Yetitipnen aler Nrt uno fat pbne
.3abl einsereidt> pom Gefrstdr Yerlelen
unp an lie reipetttrcn Grmite5 Ibermte<
ler. +. '.'t~ III a.. .. .
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Dienfa9 Mpr9en, tpltrbe bic btl9SRtde
Mpre6e rom Bil9pf Simpipn perlelen.
Dieielbc fam als Elm 9elunsene6 Often
tid anaeieben melben; mel9e6 ibren Nuz
loren Gbre madt. Dur9 'rtelelbe fam
ein Secer einen reutliden Slid III bic
Srsanilation anp Operation Ser Stride
betom,nen. 0ir t1nrer, ratlrli1 nur
einen fur;enMu8;u9 noyon 9eben. Na@
berslider Salutatior u1o- Beneoietipn
Miro unter Nnceren 9ela9t: ~9tte in rer
|@e19i6te Der STRIDE per1amn1elte 1i9 bic
@eneral @pnferens u,1ter nuinlttaeret1 l1mz
tdnpen> al5 rie jesi9e, flnfSebnte@ tbung>
Is 9etban,. Der Srt ter:3uiamme1funft>
weiter weilid ais je sorber> rtele Stabt>
ieit 70 tur5er Gntitebun9, Ypn 70 punberz
Barren Ma96tbnm> 9ele9en at Dem ufer
eire5 berrli9en 2anplees, teren 9antelSz
sweiee ild uber bic serldiebenen Tbeile
Ter Grre bersit5 aus9ebreitet, ideint gang
i'm Ginflan9e nit unlerer Stride ;u 1ein,
wel9er @ptt cine II i9nele Mu6pebnuns
ibrer @ren3en Yerlieben bat. SIRE jdbrz
li9en @pnferensen reii9en bereits, inben1
{e ii9, wte Iber BIZ, 9rpBen .pr1rten -
lber sic bimmelboben@ ebir9e au6bebnen,
oom @tlantilden Bis gum ifiQen Sctar.
sic bat nidt nur NIT Der pprbrin9enben
Gplpnnen Der BenSlterune @9rttt eebatz
ten, lpnoern bic 9anje @elt ais ibr &ir@,
ipiel beaniprudenp, bat ie III Mfrica,
europa unb Mllen @onferensen pr9aniz
fit. ii.
Snauniern nationalen1 3uitdneen bat
leit unfrer leBten 3uiammenfunft Elm gro,
Ser Bedid ftatt9efunben, Datu1nol
1pitbetet Elm fnr9tbarer &riessin eiir,en1
arpben She'll unieresQanoeS. reber5 cine
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unp fat beltdnbis int EreHen. Grieoli6e
8elddfttgun9 mar unterbrpden .ntele
@eim1dttena uaren Yerla1en unb Stele6erS
.3er. NIT Erauer erfaQt. S9war;e 8plz
Ten fparfen ibre Sdattenauber bte3ufunft
unb pa6 Qeben Der Natione fdien msf@tz
fabr gu fem, Sest perlammelt mir u1S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-16

ben Wfanni benz @elce Drr3ieben. illeb<
fam 1ie fi9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ba bic Mdnner itd nit pielem &edt Yrr
fbr fir6ten, 1i@ wpbl mdbrnp zines
Mbenb6 nit ibr u%nterbalten, aber li9 ni9t
10 lei6t fit has Qeben NIT ibr p%erbinben.
ueberbaupt 1T fe trpb aueeem muir ieine
armlelige &ppief tes 0er tent Originals.
Seoerma,n stebt ftets ba8 Original Der.
&ppie npr, unp besbalb pirt eine&Bni9in.
BON ct. Sobr6 @oob, bic tas GrrStben
ntdt mebr fennt tbren &ppieen III 8aYs<
tpater unp 8el9raYia soreeso9ena Sp.
1ebr7 tpirfun8 itrdubent mi17en mir -e5
tennp9 1aut befennen, paB unlere jebtoen
Mdo@en pur9 5ibre &letoung u%nb2ebensz
art perjeni9en &la11e BON Mdp@en T inn
.n1er }ndber treten, bic mir nidt bel fbrem
ei9entlt9en Nomen nennen tppQen.I @ir
be9en jepp@lnoh INNER germ ben @lau<
len, RAP unlere jeBt9en Mdp9en nod 10.
piel S@am9efubl unter Der 5Ille perppn.
{bnen CUR @6au %9etra9eneu. tTre@beit1
.ber1et,> pab, tpen1 fe ff6 70 erbltden fSnn@
ten, ME fie ben Musen Der Mdnner err
.f!9el1en> felt@ befern mureen ebee6 gu lpdt
Itpirp.lH = .Hfhanf Il: .aHa@sa..
5as Gs 1T besei9nenp fir ben oeaenwdrti<
gen Stanp ber Otnse, >penn Mlnner 70
iber bic 6rauen ibrer eigenen Natipn gu
l6reiben 9eSwun9en3 itnb. .SebeS @ort
pesEabels 9e9en Ie 1T sweii9netpi9, unp
perpunpet ipwpblD iejenieen 9e9en- mel6e
:e5 9ert9tet it, al8 AUDI bic, tpeldc es
au6lpre9en, benn 1eS brau9t wpbl nt6t
metter betbel1ert gu tperoen, boB Wdnnern
5pie Gu9enb ibrer Trauen iiber NQeS 9ebt
uno bab Memanb ab1i6tli9 ben euten
STUFF ieiner Mutter uoer 1einer @9weiter
p%errtn9ern tpIrpe. . Dies 1T nur carn
mT9li6> wenn btelelbeu in Tplse ibre8
8etra9enS bic N9tun9 ce5 mn1nnliden
@eiGle6t Serlder3t baden. Wunberbar
if es, wte ii6 bic jebt9e @rt oe5 9eten5
uni ferret 6rauen, troy ber aI9emetnen
@erpammunesleitens Ter Mdnner, erbdlt.
Briber 9laubte man. bab bic @el9ledter
,beiimmt ieien, 1i6 9euenieiti9 gu 9efouen;
abtr bic jebtaen Wdb6en 9efa1en ben
Mdnnern ni6t. Mle %Seritdnoi9en Mdn<
nern 3ieben bic einfaden, ntepli&enMip~
den, ,wie ie ebepem rparen, ben fre9 aufz
tretenben Der Sebt;ett Ypr, tpelGe lt@ bic
5aare ROTH fdrben unb tbre 5out bemaz
len, ben Slang" f. .9elauft9 wie Elm
Wann ipre@en unp pprsteben> bic &onz
Serlatipn auf 3peibeuti9e @e9enfdnpe su
lenfen, Ypn benz @obne befan9en> bab fe
patur6 pifant uno intereliant 2erldeinen>
wdbrenb fe bpd NUT bic elenbe &opie Ell
neg i9ledten Originals itub. Ste fInz
men nt6t etnieber, paB bic MlGnner> pb<
glet6 ite nit tb1en LADEN, 1e bennpd)
nt6t adte1 ; ie f1nnen ntdt be9reifen>
oab ie nidt bic 9(rt ron @eier iinp> bab
ie 9e9en tbr ei9ene5 Snterele banreln,
tpeun ie 0uten, &atb miba9ten, SIR
2eben BON alien ,Seitet betradte1e> fSn<
men mir nurdau5 nidt efnieben, ME l1e
babel ibre &ednun9 fnben, Tub M1e5>
pas mir tbuu f6nnen it, rubi9 a%bsupar@
ten bis btele Natipnalmante ppriber 1T
uno unlere 8lauen ~ieper su eeu1 olten
en9ltden Sceol, benz i91nten, bei9etpenz
iten unp weiblt6fen Der 9ansen Grauenz
melt %Suriid9efebrt fino." n +.
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Neme Mpptbefe
: l-1srT5S
y @ebri6er WrQDI 1%

k8risse 9auare, MinneapoltSS Mtnn.t
,etaeu benz aeebrten beutl9en publitutt bterrtit er>
eebsnit an, Sab de einen,ta@tieen teutl@en Ybar-
fta,euten ais &lert ensastrt babet rrb I'M .@tanes
fnS ben Bebarfni7en beati9er 3nnben TT teber
Be,tebuna III entIpreGet. lIgiiga& ttu.5I :.
Uni er Eager entbalt ale befaaaten unb behabr.
ten praparirten 9eilmittel, Mr3aet> unb Garbefc6s
unb baneben @ptel> uno @alanteirepaarsnin 9rS>
Better MuSwabl. : ~ t~9..*ig@.t -
~ Mr3neie1t tperbert auf &ecepte nit BrSBe-
fer WInftli9feit bel Sage II. bei Na4t anetfertigt.
itniere !Runben tperbet ~teber3eit bic aufmertlam'
fe unbbiQiete 8ebaabnuls faben u, eriu9ea uni
oeneieten 3u(pru9.T s. Eonh:..D 'w,.tt 81
454 emit .el@ebrnber 9ra9-
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IL Dim Stem ;. 81. fant ;u &i6mpnb
cine jdbrlide @eoddtniBfeter gum @noen<
ten Der sefaQenen @ebe1enioloaten tatt.
1900 auf benz .Safmpob>& ir6bpfeN Be-
fnclt9e @jrdber berielten ,paren mitSluz
men 9el9midt. Gsc19etnt paB mir pom
ben &ebeuen nod etpasi lernea t1nnen,
wte &ptr unerer tpoten unb naraent>
lid unlerer lebenben TretbeitSfampfer 3u
9ebenfen baben. = a aaG a ri frai ~
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Mu &b,pfEbin6ffae.

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Gde ber VIuftea un5 @eboreS traBe,
gegenIber berGpunty-SatL
euapFeblt ED hermit bSAiaR benz eesb.ten peut>
publttun ale
@er5sr unp 3ubereiter aller Mrter Don
Del5en unb TeQen,
opts gum u nterttgen pon y el5paaren
In mettem SADIE It i@ anbetiHig unaGt ~ rpb
bur1 Wprtrefltgteit ber Mrbeit, mie furG 8iais'
tett ter @aaren DpQtpmn1ene Befrteoteun9 81
aendbren. .... 1853
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MbrcXen:
@ef6dft8bduiernSt Waul8
Gaentpaaren.fa a7san /
auerba@, Sind unp Sdefer,
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8. W. Sn9eripu 1nb So.
81, ~ . mn SaE rs aas gsta!!
f8ar Natees fete ansdat IN tiser oaSera esalt..l
unb Ntepls, |
s's''' INT. ei ii Drift, etress.
-. BiQiam See.
nnh Detail. Guenmaareu uns Motions.
1856 Dritte g abe.
@atbcart unb g..
y -a 81 1872 Dritte @tra6e, # II |
qdnpler IN einbeirtI6en unb iurprtirten G0enronren
(6ar Ndberes f'ebe &nseise in tiasr aneern epaI.,)
&@ube uno Stie'elu.
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Geti&.
..4- .f8abrifant ums SdneIer,
~..-." 178 Dritte @rabe.
(gar Ndteres iebe Nn,eiee in elmer oueern eYalte.3
1bprtpartb uno 8rp. 81
f. 5..H. 5abrifant unit sdnsIer,f 81 a. al
..~r..-. -. 5.a, 11O6 Dritte Strabe.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
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g. g. @riswplo, ''#
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''"'''@' ""' :*' Gfrr 5 atiire etergolb moserts.
C5ar sRaberes fisbe anseise in elmer aneern @palt,)
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Sutsn. stapHen t!nG %ntna6sr:@aaren,
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(8ar 3dberes 1sbe @nseise in elmer anbern. @palts)
Sbaw unb Dimes,
gn9rps unb Detail @dnbler in 9uten, &appen, Dan,en ub
8inber pelsen, 9erren pe;en u. 6urniihtne Wppts.
18 . rite Strabe.
&ur3tpaaren (Notions.)
g. 8. 9arwppp,
ssotipns. Tanepwaore", peitidben:e.
(5ar Ndbsres febe Qnaets In elmer ans.ra spalte.)
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Mrs. &tefer,
@msros nns Detail,
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DuAa11 unb Hunette>
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ISL Dritie Strabe Gatbulic Blud.
Tancp QDaaren. .
q. 9er3ber9
ganes maarsn, Std Woae, a%rtnminas une Netioas.
1853 Iritte 9trabe.
NeAtsan,p61t lite.
IS. .. @orner,
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8. ctr, Gde Wabalbam.
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143 3. Strabe, cine St. pe bod.
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&ritte StraBe.
Banfen.
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1888 DriHs Sirase.
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;3tpette Natipnal 8anf
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gde ber 3. II. Wabalbatp.
Winne1 rta Spar NHpciatton
8ant 5aus, 143 Or tie @traBe.
0erfher une6ecfeufbaften.
ct. Yaul Sire uno Marine
Werdants 9ptel Blvd,
3. unb Sadlcn StraBe.
8er6herunas' ueeuten.
CHARLES Gtberio9e>
Sur Nstna, 5arfurt, Snternatiena1, Sarfrrb qipe @ted
1913 Drttte @traBe
Wmt. YptpeQ,
Mutual 2ife Snluranee s., 81. g.
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tent. 142 Dritte @traBe.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-27
LOCAL MATFHRSi

SINGULAR DEATH.-Nr. JOHN TITUS, an old
and highly respected citizen of South Ottawa,
while engaged in an exciting conversation with
Mr.. L. 2. Marsh, on Wednesday evening, in front
OF Harris meat market, suddenly turned pale
and then fell, being caught in the arms Of some
oystanders, and died instantly. He had had
some difficulty with Mr.. Marsh for some time
about business matters, growing out of the sale
OF certain patent rights and in conversation be-
came 50 highly excited that, being subject TO the
heart disease. the excitement proved fatal to him
Mr.. Titus moved to this country from Western
New York in 1875, lived year or SO in Ottawa,
and then purchased farm in the town of Rut-
land, upon which he lived until year or two
ago, when he moved to South Ottawa. His
health has been failing for several years past.
Hc leaves wife, and son II years old, at home
his only other living child being a daughter,
the wifeof Mr.. Fuller, OF Marseilles. He was 62
years Of age.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-27
Outdoor Photographs.

Orders for pictures of buildings and family
groups taken at residences in city or country,
should be left at Bowman's Gallery soon, as the
view season commenced about the LIST of May and
will continue only few weeks 1t should be re.
membered that Bowman has the finest and best
Vie'o Coach and apparatus in the State, and with
such advantages and his experience in the bust.
ness, his work will continue to be unequalled
SIR. B. will offer liberal inducements to Club or
ders when several are received from the same
neighborhood. For particulars enquire at Bow.
mans Gallery soon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-27

We copy the following from the Jolie: Signal,
not because the gentleman here named in such
complimentary terms-yet not more compliment
tary than he deserves-is known to many of our
own citizens, but because having had occasion
ourselves to know and appreciate his worth, We
really covet the pleasure, in purely selfish
spirit, of repeating these pleasant words about
him behind his back:
BUSINESS CHANGE.-Mr. NJ. Fl. Hall, who has
been engaged in the clothing and furnishing bus
mess in this city for nearly a dozen years, has
sold out to Mr.. j. B. Davidson, who will carry on
the business at the old store Mr. Hall designs
TO take up his residence in Chicago We regret
to part with him. He is one of the most upright
and liberal business men it has ever been our
good fortune to deal with. Gentlemanly and
honorable in all his business transactions as we'll
as in his social relations he is universally popu.
lar in this city and vicinity. By advertising lib
orally and duly rewarding the publishers of pa.
pers for their services, he has been able to sell
immense quantities of goods, and retires from
business with handsome fortune Such men
deserve success.
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WHERE is OUR PoLTE THAT 50 many of
our best citizens should be garroted, and SO many
rats killed by Prot. lisa, sens great Sure Pop.
We say to our readers in all confidence, Sure
Pop will effectualy rid your premises of rats and
mice; they eagerly eat his poison, which is
rightly named in its efects-they leave their
homes to die, owing to the peculiar effect of the
poison upon their lungs-and then but this is
confidential they die br want of breath. Again
We say invest IS cents, in a large box of Sure
Pop, and you will nottecret it.
Messrs. Burnhams L Van Shack, Wholesale
Druggists, IL Lake street, Chicago, General
Agents for the Northwest. A. 1saacsen. As Full.
ton street, New Yorkcity, Proprietor. For sale
by Dimmick l. Bro, Ottawa. I'm.
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fiom Rer. ISAAC AIKEN, AHtghany. Pal

JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist 90
No. 81 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
SIR take great pleasure in stating that after having
suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen years,
periods much more than Others have been entirely cured
10y the use OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure My friends that
late years my case has been extreme one had great
suffering from eating any kind of food and an average
would vonit about onel my meals, a sour ndigesti
Die mass When the severe attacks would come would
lose all strength and be utterly helpless Some Of the attacks
would be So severe that for days together would retain
anything on my stomach little dry and tea For
years knew not what it pass five consecutive hours
without intense pain From the time took the first dose of
this medicine ceased vomiting gradually soreness passed
away and flesh and strength returned and since have
been able TO eat any kind of food upon table Six
months nave now passed without symptoms Of the
turn OF the disease My considered by all,
physicians, SO marvellous, that for feared
might be cttious; but well convinced, that
have been not merely relieved but permanently cured
that can concient ousy recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure
to all victims Of dyspepsia.
Late Pastor of the Beaver St. NJ E. Church Allerbanv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-27

HORSE SToLES-Among the commitments to
our county Jail during the past week was one
Frederick Grof on the charge of horse stealing,
the horse having been stolen of Col. Potter, of
Eden, in this county. Grof had got away as far
Aurora with his plumber, but was closely fol-
lowed by Constable Evert, of Tonica, who nab
bed the gentleman few hours after he had sold
the horse to victim" in Aurora. Mr.. Grof is
safe for free board and lodging for term Of years
at Joliet
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Conclusive Evidence.

New HAVEN. CT, June !, 1851.
Mcssrs. c. G. CLARK & Co.
GENTS eng anxious, from tie great benefit derived TO
assist III spreading the fame Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure would
state my case Something year ago had VIOLENT
attack oi tfred, which lasted eight weeks, during which
Zine employed three physicians but without relief until
tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure The first dose helped me
took II three times day for week and was entirely cul
~" believe to-day that it saved my life. Being ked in
similar way this season, took dose, which put a all
right would advise every family keep hand ready
Tor immediate use, in case of sum;ner bowel complaints
c. DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our employ and vcuch
Tor tie above statement being irUe H. ARNOLD Il CO.
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A CURE FOR Cross RESPONSIBILITIES, by
using DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powders the
lightest, sweetest, and most healthy articles Of
food be prepared, and if there is any ill.tem-
per in your worse half it will be dispelled when
he partakes of the delicious productions of these
powders. Everybody should use it.-For sale
by BURK & KEENAN,. Hr H.E #.
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Don't forget Child & Bro, east side OF Court
House Square, for anything in the Boot and Shoe
line. They have large stock and are constant
ly receiving fresh additions from their Wholesale
house in Boston, and are selling ten per cent.
less than any other house in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-27

Or THE 4TH.-Remember, it will be necessary
to call in the forenoon TO get your outfit of suit
able clothing for hot weather at Ed. Armstrong's
on the 4th. He can fit you out from head to
heel,-coat, pants, vest, hat, cravat, suspenders,
shirt, stockings,-all in most superior style at
ridiculously low prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-27

THE SHABBoNAs AHEAD The match game
yesterday, on the grounds east of Fox River, be.
H., and the Shahhnna Clnb ei O...--~, .UeuIJe,i
in the triumph of the latter by 80 against 90
The game was quite An exciting one, and was
witnessed by many hundreds Of our citizens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-27

Co.'s COUCH BAIsAM is the cheapest and the
best. 1t is safe and speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping cough and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. In addition to the or
binary 400 size so long and favorably known
MAMMOTH FAMILY bottles are now offered to the
public, giving q much larger quantity of Cough
Medicine than has ever been offered for 81.
june 2-1y.
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REMEDY FOR CIIAFlNc.-Obese pers,ns suffer
greatly, especially in warm weather, from chatting
We know of nothing better than q wash of alum
dissolved in water, and applied with linen or
cotton rag l,.s
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Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE is pronounced by dys-
peptics IL be the only remedy that will surely
cure that eggravatiAg and fatal malady. Any
druggist viii point you out instances where the
most wonderful cures have been effected and a
single trial will o'nvinoe the most skeptical of
its great merit. June27-ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-27

At the meeting of the Board Of Trustees for
the Deaf and Dumb Institute, held last week in
jacksonville, DR.. Philip G. oillett was unsni-
mously reelected to the SuperinteAdency for an
indefinite period. -