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L ne Of The chedpeStVVorEs ere, oaered n
the Pu6;c.
In prese. 1ling TO tho pubic the October
number of the LADY'S BOOB. The Pronr;.
etprs feel much .;easure in Inv4inp al ,en.
ton to comparist, between tqnd the
preceding numbers. /: Will be perceived
that gradual, but decf, led improvement.
has been effected in its embellishments.
particularly in thet departing. 1t OF the COS,
nme OF fashions, which have bee, n executed
lny NELLY; an artist who, in the emheI.
'shnent which accompanies this me-. nber-
mas literally exceled himself; rendering ,he
prints OF Fashions Of The LADY,S R0CE
sufficiently excellent to compete with 49,,
pest executed in London, and to s,,rnas.
'hose OF Parls.--lience, the public viii
perceive that the hopes of progressive i'm.
Pia .nW,s which the proprietors of the
LADY . BOOK have expressed to the,r
patrons have been fully realized
very material change is observable :,
me reading department of tbc Avs
bOOh, which Improvement will nranaa1
% 81 a. io"s'' NC sustained, by the exertions
u It's contributors; and, as furtherexnres,
S'".l'ude 10 patronizing com
,';m 'ne Puoiicailon for January, 1884
III contain TWENTY FOUR ADDIrIov.
"Es, ana the wnolo s..,~,har vim $500 "a
slyely devoted to and con.eosed or 0pI-
iNAL subtects-every article vr;,ten nv-
Pressly for the work. "a
Among the contributors on this occasion.
may be enumerated Miss Leslie. author of
The Prize Tale entitled 'sMrs. WASHINGTON
+ Ats"-Nirs. Hentz, author of The Prize
Iragedy-the late Mrs. Gllfert-.jnsenb
H. Chandler, ESD. A. Shea, author of
Adoiph, Address to The Ocean, &c. the
author of "a Tale of Fashionable Li(eo--
ne author of"Sketches of Jurist- Cons1It-
Z. PA. E.-and other well-kuown
" popular writers. whose productions have
wen so peculiar delight to the readers
i the LADY'S BOOK. This publication
mas been always distinguished for its,,Beau-
iiiui engravings of the Fashions, but it is
The Intention Of the Propnetors to render
he ONE FOR JANUARY STILL MORE
SPLENDID THAN THE PREVIOUS
ONES. The pubic will perceive thar,
without heralding it by professions, a re-
enceleT 10 past experience is the best proln>
lse OF future eXertions, which it shall he
he publishers study to render both prompt
md pleasing.
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NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate
OF Patrick III. Branan, late of Wabash
county Illinois, deceased, have been dul,
granted to me; all persons having claims
against the estate of the said deceased, are
hereby notified that shall attend before
the Probate court for said county, on the
first Monday in May next, for the purpose
of having the same adjusted.
WILLIAM CURL, Admir-.
Feb. 9Th, 1884. 80.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

] ME subscribers administrator, and
J administrative, of VIM. Shaw de
ceased, late of the county of Coles, state Of
Illinois, will present petition to the judge
Of the Coles circuit court, on the second
day Of the next May term of said court,
praying an order for the sale of the East
half Of the N W. quarter of section No.
%, township No. II north, range No. 8
east; and town lot No. IS, in the town OF
Charleston, county and state aforesaid, Of
the estate of said Shaw, to satisfy the debts
of said estate, he personal assets being ex-
hausted. N ELLINGTON. Admir-.
JANE SHAW, ADMIRE.
March. 10, 1884. [4l-41
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In directing the attcation of their readers
to the improvements and exeftions which
have been increasingly made, 10 elevate
he LAipY'S BOOK to that station which
1t now occupies, the ProPrietors have in.
G"rred very considerable expense, which
deserves, on thssubscriber's part, SUI tlle
Immortality IN meeuug their engagements.
10 them, individually, The anouo, Of tbe
Subscription is trife, but to the proprex
tors, II Is, collectively, of the utmostin,nor-
lance; and 1t is confidently expected that
the early transmission of arrears, will prove
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those for whom they have been made.
After the hsrt OF January it is the inten-
ton OF the proprietors to send circulars 10
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bers wishing to avoid the expense of post
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NOIICE.
\ FILTERS OF administration upon the
Il A estates of ROBERT WILSON aud JoHN
M. WILSON, both late of Monroe County,
deceased, have been duly granted to me.
All persons, therefore, having claims,
against either or both of said estates, are
requested to present them before Court OF
Probate for said county of Monroe, on or
before the first Monday of April next, on
which day | shall attend before SAID Court
for the investigation of said claims.
GILMAN JEWET, admir-.
February. Sth 1884 81
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PUBLIC NOTICE

J S hereby given, that the undersigned have
] taken out letters of administration of
the goods and chat,els, rights and credits
OF Ambrose Yocom, deceased, and qua!ifi
ed as such administrators all persons hav
i, claims against the estate of The deceas-
ed, are hereby notified and requested to ex-
hibit the same to the administrators, or t.
he court Of Probate ior the county of Coles
for settlement, within nine months from
the date hereof.
n. ELLINGTON,
J. T. CUNNINGHAM, Admr's
MILES HART,
Charleston, March 10, 1884. 4l-4
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NOTICE, in pursuance Of the several
~ acts of the general assembly OF the
state of lllinois,i shall expose to public sale
at the door Of the state house in the low
of Vandalia, on the 10Th day of May next
between the hours of 0 o'clock in the morn
ing, and six in the evening, the following
described school land, to wit: Section
sixteen, in township seven north, in range
one east of the Sd principal meridian.
Said section to be sold in forty acre
tracts on credit of one, two, and three
ears, the purchaser giving mortgage on
the land and good personal security, fol
the payment of the purchase money.
LEVI DAVIS,
School Com'r Of Fayette co
March 18Th | 81.
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WESTERN EDUCATION ROOK STORE
AND PAPER WAREHOUSES.
Main, between 9TH and 9Th Sta Io,,is..;l L

|
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w respectfully advertise that they
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booksellers, Publishers and Stationers. md
having adopted the above designation, are
IN complete supply, and now offer for sale
large assortment of School, Classical
Law, Medical, Theological, and Miscella-
neous Books. Also, School, Philosophical,
Astronomical, and Chemical Apparatus,
and Mathematical Instruments, Specimens
in Geology, and Mineralogy, Globes, Maps,
Charts, SC.
w. ID. q Co. design to have their store
particularly adapted to supply the wants Of
Teachers, School Committees. Librar.i
Companies and Country Merchants-and
having selected their stock with reference
to this object, they are prepared to fill or
ders Tor every thing in their line, at prices
lower than have hitherto been paid in this
market.
The demand for school books, and every
thing calculate to advance and facilitate
education IN the western country, has in
dnced them to be constantly supplied with
all the important and popular works on ed
|
ucation as soon as issued from the press.
Their stock of Miscellaneous books il
very extensive, consisting of great nun.
Der OF Authors in every department of Lit.
leralure and Science, and has been selected
with groa' care from, all the principal cities,
and extensive publishers in the several
states in the Union.
The improvements in modes of teaching.
have induced them to keep constantly fo,
sale complete assortment of school appa-
ratus, consisting Of Orreries; Globes. Ce-
iesiial and Terrestrial; Caxton's Pueu-
matte apparatus; Section models of the
Steam Engine; Electrical and Galyapic
Apparatus; Season Machines. and Pvrom-
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which are OF differea: prices, according 20
size and execution.
'inciT Paper Warehouse connected with
their Book store, will enable them TO fill all
orders for every kind of printing OF writing
paper, which they can afford at reduced
prices,
Their Stationary will be complete. CON
sisting Of all kinds ADD sizes of Blank
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Having a Bipdery and Ruling Machine
ATTACHED to to their Store, they can rula
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of Record Books; Execution Dockets; Ap.
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Teachers; county merchants; school
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Orders respectfully solicited and punct-
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Bile. All our books furnished on The most
reasonable terms.
Subscriptions received for all the popu-
lar Periodical throughout the country.
Feb. 81. 1884. [4O-6wl
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Correspondence of the .Nezp York CONNER
ciol Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, 18th FE-. 1888

WASHINGTON, nth FE-. 1884.
The delegation from Philadelphia.
consisting of twenty one, waited on the,
president between two and three O'Clock
to-day, and after being introduced, open
ed their mission by stating that the city
fIou which they came. and the country
generally, was greatly distressed in
pecuniary way, and that the object OF
their visit here was to prevail on govern
ment to do something for its alienation.
They wished to know whether any
arrangement could be effected, by which
the executive could unite with the two
houses of Congress, to give relief to
the country. The president replied IL
them. that the United States Bark had
it in its power to relieve the community
in forty.eight hours; that if they would
issue three millions, it would be entire
ly satisfactory for all immediate de
mands, and that il they pleased, (tha
is, Nicholas Blddle) he could issue
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WI NOTICE
a DE- 4" ,stratinn ,ipan the estate of Heze-
kiah DAVIS sen, late of Jackson county
deceased, has been committed to me; alt
persons having claims against the said es
tate will present them before the court OF
Probate, On the first Monday of May next.
at which time shall attend for the purpose
OF investigating such claims.
IiEZEkIAH DAVIS, Jun.
Administrator
jackson county, Feb. 9th, 1884. $50
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Elders THoMPsoN and BARGER, may be
expected here to hold a two days meeting
on Monday the 24th inst. Preaching to
commence at early candle lighting, in the
State House.
Vandala, March Goth, 1884.
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TO IHiI IUi5LlC

,. B. BROWN, Dentist, (from Philadel
nently in ST. Louis. HIS office is on ma in
street, next door to L. Brooks Drug store.
Office hours from s A. M. till 3 P. M. He
returns greatful Acknowledgements Tor the
generous patronage extended to him:
having received Medical and Surgical
education in the University of Pennsylva-
mia, he hopes to merit share of public
confidence.
Ladies will be attended upon at their
residence if required.
References.
DR.. HARDAGE LANE.
Drs. FARRAR d MARTIN.
Drs. LINN g. McCABE.
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Letters of administration upon the es.
tate OF Thomas Lawson deceased. late ot
Lawrence County, have been duly granted
to me; all persons having claims against
the SAID estate, win present them bef're the
court of probate of Lawrence county lll:-
nois, on the first Monday of May next, on
which day I shall attend Before the SAID
court, for the purpose OF investigating such
claims.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
Administrator
IaWranceviiln Ma rch I'd LIZ II
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we are authorized to announce JoHNA
THAN LYNCH, and j T. BRADLEY esas
YEN. THOMAS JAMES and JAMES MooRF
esqs, candidates for the state senate, in
.ne district composed of the counties OF
Clinton and Monroe,
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In addition to the plan originally proposed,
the four pages of the cover have been added. in
whose ample columns the editor weekly crowds
hterary inteAlsehce OF various kinds-exteusiye
extracts from the newest and best boolrs ne go
as they issue from the other presses, and endea
YOURS, without favour or daItiality, to point ont
to his readers such works as have most merit
~ contains an extensive record of what is pas-
sing in 1.-THE literary world, and, in fact. SUPPLIES
never preiously furnished
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NOTICE.

Letters Of administration upon the es-
tate OF William Compton deceased, late of
Wabash county Illinois, have been duly
granted to us; all persons having claims
against the said estate, will present them
before the court of probate of said county,
on or before the first Monday in May next,
on which day we will attend before the said
court Tor the purpose of investigating such
claims.
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The last Missouri Republican says that
Gov. Dunklln has issued military order
to the captain of the Liberty Blues com
manding him to hold himself In readiness
to assist the civil authorities in apprehend-
ing and bring to trial the persons offending
against the laws in November last, in Jack
son county. in conflicts between the Nor
mons and portion of the other citizens
of that county. That an attempt had been
made to bring them to trial, butfailed.
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TO PRINTERS.
VIE Undersigned continues to manu-
Il factnre the
FrGnkLul PRINTING. Preec

lie mas Tor sale several second hand Stau,.
bury and Ramdge Presses. Also, chases
OF all sizes, composing sticks, brass rules.
gallies, copper mouds, mixing rollers, &c.
VI all which he intends to keep general
assortment for the accommodation of the
craft. His establishment is on the corner
of Elm and Eighth streets.
SAM'L. S. DICKERsON.
Cincinnati, Nor. 30, 1888.
All printers who will copy the above ad
Vertisem months, will be allowed the
usual rate of pay in any of the above arti-
lies. I1O-3m1
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- we are requested to announce Hon. VIM
y. ARCHER, a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. = u
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CANDIDATES.

CANDIDATES..
AuGUsT ELECTION, 1874.
----------------------
For Governor,
JOSEPH DUNCAN,
WILLIAM KINNEY, r. X. McLAUGH1IN
For Lieutenant Governor.
VIM. B. ARCHER.
A. M. JENKINS. JAMES Evans.
For Congress-1ss District,
JOHN REYNOLDS CHARLES SLADE.
A. W. SNYDER.
Second District,
ZADoK CASEY.
Third District,
BENJAMIN Mills WILLIAM L, MAY
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Senate--Bond, Montgomery, and Macon
pm.
BENJAMIN RoBEaTs EAsToN WHrrroN
Monroe and Clinton,
BENJAMIN BoND.
JONATHAN LYNCH. J. 4. BRADLEY.
GEN. THos. JAMES. JAMES llooRE.
Veynilion,
DANIEL w. BEcKwITu.
House Of Representatives.
Fdgctte.
RoBar BLACKWELL A. W,rrpr-,D
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Three hundred fence rails, aud 40 or SO
honey locust posts, suitable for making
post and plank fence. Enquire at this Of
flee.
March ooh, 1894.
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BENJAMIN w. LEIGH. is elected U. S
Senator from Virginia in the place of Mr.
Hives, resigned
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we are auth rized to announce CART.
y. N. HALsTEAD, Col. TueMAs RAY and
JAMES temple esqs., candidates for the
: hoase OF representatives, in Clinton coun-
tV
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
On the second Monday of April next,
shall attend before the court of Probate
ii jackson county, for the purpose OF
making final settlement of the estate OF
Willis Davis deceased, when all interested
ran attend if they see proper.
JAMES DAVIS, Admir-.
Brownsville, Feb. 18th, 1894. t39,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE pRFs1nENr

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
by and with the adpice and consent of the
Senate
DAVID Homer, Register of the land Of
tice at Steuhenvile, Chic.
JAMES c. sLoo, Register of the land of.
lice at Shawneetown, Illinois.
CHARLES PRENTICE, Register of the land
Office at Vandalia, Illinois.
WILLIAM L. May, Register of the land
office at Springfield, Illinois.
The above are all re-appontments
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SCHOOL.

For Young Ladies and Gentler en-.
rHNHE subscriber respectfully informs tho nu..
n lie, tina, he intends opening school on,be
first OF June, at ALLENTON, Peoria conn
ty, where he will teach the different branches
OF Science usually taught in schools and acade-
mes. Particular attention viii be given to the
.eu'a, "he moral Improvement students-such
cuiated to bring the latent powers of the mind
,n.o exercise, and facilitate the acquisition of
knowledge. Tuition FROM IS 70 s4 per quarter.
SAMUEL ALLEN, a B,
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HE WAY 1T WORKS. The last number
OF the London Morning Post says: '.All
he Information we have lately recei, ed
from the manufacturing districts, leads
US to believe that opertions of trade will
be materially impeded by the present
position of the United States. Almost
every letter we have seen from Ameri-
"a, contains a caution to manufacturing
and shipping houses not to send out
goods, as there is no money to pay for
them. We are glad TO iiod. in many in
stances manufacturers are acting upon
this caution"
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New YORK CRY DELEGATION The
New York Courier and Inquirer says that
Mr. Lawrence, one of the administration
members Of Congress from that city, has
returned home from Washington with a
view OF resighing his seat on account of
his inability to support the ruinous meas
nres of the president. A Tammany COM
mttee are trying to persuade him TO lore
go his determlnation-U.
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1Ai hoI fhoM NEW oRLEANo. "A HleT-
camille house in this city Says the Lou
isviile Journal,) has kindly furnished us
with the annexed extract OF a letter
from New Orleans, dated Feb. gath:
ssSuch is the want of confidence, that
credit sales are mace with anxiety to
houses, that four months ago, would
have been taken for any amount, with,
out thinking that disappointment IN pay
ment could occur. This state of affairs,
with propably a continuation. must de-
press the value of every description of
produce.
The stock of coffee is low, and will
remain so unless the western merchants
can make arrangements to buy with
cash. Importers cannot act until there
is a chance Of selling in this way, as the
pressure for money will not allow them
to import when they cannot sell. Such
sales as are making are at II ga 10
l2 cents. None very prime in market.
MISUNDERSTANDING the numerous
anecdotes which are related OF Napole.
on in Paris, now that every thing Ia
Napoleon is the rage, are the following,
which are very characteristic Of that
extraordinary parsonage. They are
well authenticated. Napoleon, shortly
after his elevation to the imperial dig
nitv, when al Brussels, saw, IN the win
dow of IA clock makers shop, a clos K
which took his fancy. He was at the
time unatiendd, aud il an undress suit, sc
that it was impossible for any one un
acquainted with his person to know
who he was. After SEINE general con
versation, the clockmaker, who was {
violent politician, said something whicf
induced the emperor, trom curiosity, IL
introduce politics, and MANY minutes
had not elapsed before the tradesms'
INDUCED in very unqualified abuse .
the French empe ror. Napoleon hu
mored The map until he heard NOR,
against himself in ten minutes tina,
could have reached him in ten year
through a regular channel.
H. then desired the cIockmaker t.
pack up the clock, and to take it or tn
following morni, z to the Hotel Bell.
vue. for Capt. Duclos (his assume,
nancy who would pay for it. Tn
ltradesman, true to his time, arrived wit
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PuBLi@tED BY L. A. CODY, SEQ.
PhLADELPHIA.
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The Puoic.
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VANDAEIA:

THURSDAY, March. %. 1884.
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For Lieutenant Gopernor,
VIM. B. ARCHER.
A. NJ. JENKINS. JAMES Evans,
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The PRosTRATIoN OF New YoRK.-A
New York correspondent of the Pennsyl /
wanna Inquirer, writes as follows under date
OF the ed ult. "The situation of bust
ness III this city is worse than can be ina
gIned. Not in the memory of our oldest
merchants has such wide spread ruin O.
vertaken the rapid march of commerce.
Since the removal of the dcposites in Octo-
Der last, one hundred failures have taken
place in the higher walks of business, TO
say nothing of many hundreds of small
dealers, whom nobody thinks of attending
to, Or counting up. Probably these fail
nres have been for an amount over fifteen
millions Of dollars The depreciation in
the price OF stock, and other property, has
equalled at least ten millions. This is the
estimate for the city, hut it is mere trihe
to what we dread in the next three month So
Journal
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For Congress-lst District,
JOHN REYNOLDS CHARLES SLApE.
A. w. SNYDER.
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twenty-five millions, and make none,
rs abundant as ever it was; but that the
bank was endeavoring to throw all the
difficulties in the way of government il
could, and also to Cypress the state
banks, which he was determined to sus.
tain. Thai the power of ten inquisi.
lions should never coerce him into its
measures; he was determined that the
deposites should never be restored, nor
the bank rechartered while his name
was Andrew Jackson.
He remarked that he was now TRYING
an experiment, and was resolved on 90.
ing through with 1t. He intends to sus-
tain the state banks, and thereby create.
currency superior to that of the u. S.
Bank. But if it should so happen that
the plan should fail, he will then resort
to metallic currency. He further re.
marked, that rather than live under "a
government so corrupt as this must be,
It that bank is re-chartered, or another
In It's place, he would retire to the des.
erts OF Arabia. The gentlemen state.
that throughout the conversation. which
lasted about an hour, he treated them
ina gent'emanlilSe manner, always spoke
Of ''my government" as If he were the
only branch, and had the whole control.