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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13
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VEGETABLE COMPOuND,
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INHIS Medic,ne is offered To the pubic eener-
ally. from full convictinn that IL is superior
u any uther m dicne IN use, Cor the cure Of
dyspepsia, l.'ver Cemplan, Nervous Debility or
Bodily Weakness, &c.
Its effects have been tested in private practice
Of near eight years, and Il is now mute extensively
circulated, at the sociiude at many who have
ceived the most signal henrtit from the u>e If Il.
The following is one among a number of csrti6.
Gates received ia relation 10 the success of this me.
dicne;
LANCASTER Co. March Is.
DR. GEoRsE w. ALLEN,
Dear Sir Ill is with great pleasure that in
form you of The success attending your Dyspeiiic
Medicine, while employed in my Practice From
past experience, firmly believe that in eight cases
out of ten, the DyspepIic, by the use OF your med-
cine may entirely rid himself Of this thorn ia the
pathway Of life: not only in dyspePtic cases, but
in all cases Of constipation and diseases depending
on dibiltaed state Of the nervous system, toee.
ther with to'pid state of the bowels will your E.
liKir be found of nrstlmsble value. Numerous in
stances wherein the usefulness Of the medicine has
been realised, may I've forwarded, il required. I
wish you great success, and recommend the medi-
cine TO the suffering part Of mankind.
r Yours, with great respect,
-.ls,f ROBERT AGNEW, MD.
C~r For sale at the store Of II. b. Masser, agent
for ,he proprietor, Suneury, Pa.
October Goth, ls44.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13

krNTuCRS FIGHr GGme 10 The last.
gentleman whose veracity, il ever doubted,
will never again be impeached, lately reformed
10 TINS CITY from tour "out west" tells Of a
fight he witnessed in the Jackwoods of Ken
lucky. lie says gang of men bad assembled
ct drinking house. and a quarrel and fight en-
sued. So desperate the conflict that ev-
e'y man in the party had his eyes gouged OUT
and when none could see where to strike, they
would get down to the floor, feel around nli
they found an eye. then replacing It m the
socket, would take n squnt through it, and
,'po a, it agaia" T. Exchange.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13
PIRCEs OF ADVERTISING.

Every subsequent insertion, Of
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 /; half
column, SIS. three squares, Sl2; two squares, So;
one square, SIS. Halfyearly one column SIS
half column, Si2; three squares ss; two squares,
S5; one square, 50 SO. ~
Advertisements left without directions as 10 the
length of time they are to he published, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accotd-
ingly
C-TSixteen lines make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13
SUUGERT,S PA .ENT
WASHING MASL~ NE.

w WASHING MASLANG Lie
FUNHlS Machi,re has now been tested by ni"e
4 than thirty families in this neghhorhnod, aud
has given entire satisfaction. 1t is ~ simple in lis
construction, that 1t canpst get out of order. il
&C ntans no iron tn III I, and iinesor or rollers 10
get out of rcpaN. |, will do twice much wash
ing, with less than halt the and Of any Of
the i,tc inventions, and what is of greater in.Icr
tance costs bu, little orcr hall DIS much as other
washing nachines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nor.
thumberlaud, Union. L coming. Columbia. Iu-
zerne and Clinton Counties. Price Of single ma.
chine So. II. b. VI ASSER.
Tue following certificate Is from few of those
who have these machines in use.
'- Sunhutv, Aug. "a, 1874
We, the subscribers. certify that have now
in use, IN our farRih,s. "tshuge,t's Patent WASH
ing Machine and 10 not he state Swing that il is
a most excellent invent N. That IN Washing,
IL will save more than one half the usual labor
That it does n t require more than one third the
usual quantity Of 50 ,p and water I; aud that there
is NJ rubbing. and cnns Qurntly. little or no wear
ing m ,earine.-That il knocks "iI no buttons, and
that the finest clio hes. such collars aces tucks
frIlls, &c, may he washed in II veiy short time
without tie least injury. and IN fact with vi any
apparent wear and tear, wha,evrr. We thercfnrr
chceruiy recommend 4 t. our ficnds and to the
siubhc, IS Il most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES ". IfEGiNS,
a. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER.
.. GUS PIE ASANTS,
GIDEON MARKIE.
Hon. GEO. T.. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS.
GIDEON LEiSENRlNG.
Hrpu's HOTEL, (fcrm.rly fremont II iuae, M.
TIC Ch.snut s,ieet,) Philadelphia, September
2ls, lsie. a'
| have used Shugeris Patent Washing Machine
in my hou,e upwards Of eight months, aud do uei
hesitate to ssy that deem il of the mo I use.
fn ard valunihe labor saving machines ever nv"n-
ted. ] formery kept two women COZ "ltnuslly oc-
cupied in washing, who do much ia two
days Us they then thd an "ne week There is no
wear or tear in washing aud II requires not more
than one-third the usual quantity OF soap. have
had nunrier Of ortS -ch,nes la my iaa,ily. but
this is decidedly superior every thing else. and
So little liable to get out of repair, that would not
do without one If they -beutA cos, ten times the
price they Sold Tor. DANIEL HERR.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13

Why is young lady like bill of exchange
comes 10 maturity.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13

Il Is said that Prince Albert will die very
wealthy, as he lays by II SovERrIeN every night
"Genlemen. shah give you one sentiment
lit is dis: Amerique' the grand leetle repub-
lique vat is begin To decd up itself"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13

CTSixteen lines make q square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

The Chicago News, speaking of
the mail robbery at Ottawa, says {:
"Wc have suffered considerably by
this mailbag plundercr, Last Jan
uary a letter containing 10, sent to
us from Hennepin, was lost, and we
gave information Immediately to our
post master; and soon after other
sums, sent us by postmasters on TIE
southern route, were missing, an Vi
which were reported. For a tune
we lost small Suns almost every mail,
yet we silontly suffered ourselves to
be robbed, rather than say anything
to alarm the guilty one, with cue
hope that he would at last be detect
ed. We have been info med oil mo-
new lost in this way 90 the amount of
from 4 80 to SIS, .nd perhaps all that
is missing has aot been repor'eu ~
ms. Our friends below Ottawa may
now send On their cash asain irceiy,
without ear that it wiz be lntercep-
ted on the way"
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a Administrators Sale.

Office is hereby given that by
IL virtue of an order of the La Sale
county Circuit Court at the March term
thereof, a. d., 1915, upon application Of
Il. J." Bullock and Abigail Hull, admins
traitor and administrative of the estate Of
Joseph Andrews. deed, the following
real estate will be sold at public auction,
on Saturday the llh day of October
next, TO satisfy claims against sand decc.
denl estate, viz: all The right and title
OF Joseph Andrews, deed, TO sixty acres
OF The north half of the sou.h.wcs, quar-
'er OF sec. ~, town. 81, N R3, east of
the 81 pm. Also, the south. cas-, ouarlcr
OF the northeast quarter of The same sec.
ton.
Sale to take place OH the premises he.
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and
D o'clock, p. m, at which time the terms
of sale will be made known by
l.. l.. BULLOCK, Adn'r.
ABIGAIL HULL, aim'r.
Aug. g, 1915. "a
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DIFF,

In this place, ea the 25'h inst, AyNr,
l,ucb,rr Of johp sad Calharinc Foley, aged two
!, cars and aing days. 49,,
A, ,hc residence of John Dcnsmore, on The
l2I inst, EuZAnrru DLNsMoRE, in her 18th
year
'Twas ours to mark with what delight
The ready Christian waits Tor dcaih,
And hear the quiycrlug lips rccllo
The Sa,ior's promise, I'LL hushed IN death.
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pie process for preparing peach, apricot,
cherry, and plum stones for planting, by
which they will vcgetate nearly as soon
as grain of corn. Steep them in spi.
tits of wine (alcohoD three hours, or in
ordinary whisky or brandy eight or ten
hours. and plan, them three or four inch
cs deep. The alcohol dissolyos the hard
gum which keeps the two halves of the
seed together, and allows the germ to
pass out wi,hou, obstruction.
"These facts are certainly new TO US,
and it may be that they are new TO most
of our readers"
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,,.- .''aav' by The Rev Samuel
! ~ WI p'%,'Yurs d. I,LwIs TO Miss MANY
IHAMrLiN.
In return cor the generous manner IN which
tho ,,ipters we're remembered on this Joyous oc-
easIon, We ordered our machine to be vs.
aud iome poetry man"' - ,''' Wv
concctn ,,., 30 out OF repair that the following l.
,ll tina, could be got out OF II:
Long be, and joy, aud llcn'y duct
10 cyrus b. and Mary Lewis y
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Peru, September I2, 1915.

uST received on consignment, a well
- selected and choice assortment ol
Groccrlcs--most desirable for groccrs,
tavern Il victuallng-honse kccpcrs--con-
slstIns III part OF brandy, gin, rum, 'old'
Irish and Monong ahcla whiskcy, port,
madeira, clarci, champagne, and hook
wines, various kinds of cordias, cigars,
me chewing tobacco, raisins, dried fish,
sperm candles, loaf sugar, assorted and
rock candies, dried apples and peaches,
&c. &c. &C..
A rare chance for bargains is offered
in the above 10, of goods, as the owner is
anxious TO close them off without delay.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Poiu, Sept II, 1913.
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Estate of Ira Holdcrma8. dcc'H
Administrators sale,

Office is hereby given that appl.
L cation will be made at the next
term of the La Sale circuit court, to be
hcld IN Ottawa, on Friday the seventh
day OF November next. for power to sell
the interest of Enos III. Griggs, decd,
IN the following estate, to satisfy claims
against sad estate, the personal property
beng insufficient for that purpose, viz +;
The ne ~ OF sec I, and the VIII SC or of
sec !, and the VIII ne ar of sec Sail in
T35, N Il 3, T. 3d NJ. Also, the south
part OF the Sc IF or Of sec 81, + 80, N X
g. + Sd + Mall in I.asallo county.
ABRAM Z. lIOSFORD.
administrator.
Ottawa, Sept. ~, lSi5. l2-3t
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vi GLASSES.
Lime.
Salt.

OrA BUSH Lime, for sale ly
- JO may l6, lsl5. G.. BURR.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

bESPECrfULl.l returns thanks to the ci-
ia lizens OF Ottawa aud vicinity for he libeTa'
patronage he has hcretoiorc received, aud. hopes
to nicrit continuance OF the same. His TGiily-
iHg Establishment is on the south side of the
pubic square, over ]. aud &. Armouss store,
He Is prepared to do work on the most rcasona-
bic terms, aud warrants all garment, made by
him to tit. Cutting will be done on short notice
aud warranted to Ill If properly made up. The
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
From New York city, have jus, bee 'ecei'od,
!hus enabling him to liErylc 7"'"'"'' /" the
''',s' ana ,no::bS, IN must ki,,d, or ,o,,,,,,
ne '~H be take9 " paymeai 70, g,yI "
ottawa, Sept. 10 lSlJ.
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t., every orc, disposed to cr''cisc
.,, s' . 'h. newspapers once reflect ih"'
every column co.'",ns from o ter m 70 me
v houss d distinct 1 on" H" Of ~ III would
m'spls lander or typographical error.--
;v;,h this curious fact before the reader
10 nus, wonder at tho general accuracy
II newspapers, and be more disposed TO
excuse than magnify errors of the press.
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"Of such Is ,hc Kingdom or ul-n,ca.u

A blind old bcggar, with his hat in hand,
Neglected by the passcrs by,
] noticed shyly at corner stand,
With moisture falling from lis sigh,less eye
a child came by-a laughing little creature
With joy aud innocence in every feature,
Shipping forth ga'ly to an apple stand,
She saw the hegGar--and became less gay;
Then lung the bit of silver in her hand
Into the old mans hat, aud ran away
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ILLINOIS COLLE"'

yrpIcAL PArI " :; ,,;s IN.
1HE;, course w Ui "'1mcnce on Monday, me
third OF Mover
weeks, end Physical Etiology' ny MD.
- 49, ~ women md childlcn,
obstetrics and Diseases iI,sur Josrs w. D.
by n.h,,oc;rnj Anatomy uad Sur.
Surgical and 'o'''''''p Dawn PnrSc,, NJ II.
gcry.w r,,.,;.a %, Vcjicjpc, by
r'ine'pl"' ''' Jons J,nLs, NJ d.
N@'c''a "'u'-" ''' gp1IS MfAn, W. ID.
Anatomy and Physisios,' by Mn "
- for tho ruIl course, 500; Graduation
:, u! , re- Maplculaton fce,3 Dissccting tick.
zee, Rod Il or 81 80 per week. Rent very
Evey facility for prosecuting all the branches
If aedica, study vii be enjoyed by the students.
" ;. ADAMS,
Sc.uiery rifle Mcdicoi Faculty.
Jacksonville, Sept, 90 lsi5. tex IA
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DRY GOODS,

Upd-Udre, QueenS-Uae, Boots ana
Shoes, HatS and Caps, &c., NC,
al PERI
"HE subscribers would inform their
friends AMI The citizens of La Sale
and bureau counties, n general,
,ilat hey are receiving and constantly
keep on hand full assortment OF the
above goods, together with many other
kinds, Feeling greatlul for past patronage,
they would solicit continuance of the
same, assuring all who may favor us
with call, they shall find our goods at
the lowest and cheapest rates, as we in
tend to sell for Cash or produce cxclu-
sively. We will either pay cash or cx-
change goods for mostly all kinds Of
produce at the highcs, market rates:
Sept. 2O,-'15. DAY & BRoillEh
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General Jackson's Coat.-The coat
worn b, Gen. Jackson at tho battle oil
New Orleans has been presented to r"
National Institute by Gen. The, Tho 81,
Bradley, in behalf of Pc pG' a reoues, .ha,
!, have , r1"'. by the side of the one
worn b, me father Of our common eouh-
General George Washington.
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New Tailoring Establishment.
CONLEY g. BAILEY

bEsrEcrrULLy inform the citizens
n q OF Ottawa, and surrounding coun.
try, that they have established The above
business in this place.
Mr.. BaiIy, late from New York, and
long employed in the most fashionable
shops in the city of New York and Al.
bany as cutter, and has all the most APP
proved and fashionable STYLES of the
eastern and European fashions, warrants
all garments made at their establishment
TO fit. They also receive the monthly
fashions from New York.
Cutting will be done on the shortest
notice, and warranted 10 fit if properly
made up.
Their establishment is on the east
side OF the public square, next door to the
City Hotel.
Ottawa, Sept, ~, 1915. I2lr
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Cboyt.-Chalk, it is said, has been
discovered in Arkansas; the only disco
very of the kind in the Union 1t may
now be truly said Of the people OF Arkan-
sas, that they walk chalk, we '"n'
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The Last Cali.

a hh persons knowing themselves in.
dcbIcd TO us, either by note or book
account, arc requested to call and 5ctll,
before the first Of October next, or lhcy
Will ind their accounts left with an officer
for collection. Those interested will do
well by attending to this notice, and save
costs. WALKER & IIlCKLlNG.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, 1913.
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The Dahl Courier of indianapolis
s,vs Tho. man by the name OF Fo' mas
hcen arrested a, Csn'rcvillc' Ind 10, VIC
.",rder of Col Davenport, @ NocN Is
land. He gives the name, oil two ac'
.omnlices. aad tells whee they are to be
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Samuel Mar, Aaron Howe, Elisha lovc,
Sampson Howe and Amos Fellows, admins
traitors Of the estate of Geo W Howe, led.
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wLIKLr ruoM TuE pAILr NEW
Chicago, Sept p, 1873.


Whoa, is arriving "a 'nrE' IS cts is paid to-
mostly 5s., :,%rs ''Fr's onEessd,"
cd'y hgh, - cts Per .Gmsecls arc not very plenty
H.
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Duhlic Meeting.

Atu meeting OF the Democrats Of op"a'
held a, the cour, house on the 22d ms" "
o'clock, A. NJ, h. b DELASo was CO w Wv
chair. and r. +. A,AMs appointed '''e'',y'
The oplect Of the pee,iug beag stated ny \
O.. Cotton, Esq, on motion. thr ''"o"'"s
lulion was unanimJusly ad0''cu' VIE
Resolr,d I'm, conu.,tcc OF seve" oe 'Fl'''"-
,.Jh L.,, IN a,certon the niindS oil the
democrats Of Ottawa and 'ici""y' 'ou'"'"s VI.
p,op,;efv Of Atom WooSruil's rcsignng the OIL
flee of pcst master, au' report at Oh '"Jou'h'o
,.,;. &, he held =, the court house at o'clock
this e,sning.
uhemupop the chair appointed the following
gentlemen. John Palmer, IL. q. Cotton, l. Lar
kin. T.. Tanning ]. Pickens, p. Shope, IL,
Drew.
On motion resolved, That this meeting adjourn
10 NEE, a, tic court house, at 7f. NJ.
Sep. 3, O'Clock, p. c-Met pursuant to
,lovu,ment; when the committee to whom was
rsfs, cd the above rcsdution, presented the FOL
lowing, viz:
yhe Committee to whom was referred the re-
sIution of ne former meeting beg leave TO pres'
he following report: which |
That we have, 50 far as the limited nhii,y, u,.dc
has iniervcned has given us an opp o,.oodied
enquiries relative to the subjec' - tina, there
in the same that we haye-sc'''N'' Of our demo.
is difference in the rnds oil mo- If his rc.
cratic friends r,lo'Te TO the ~, ,,o, co e.,
si,n;no ,hs ace of post ''''''' ou'
TO tho facts Connected w'h Tue recent
.,sac,ions ,ouotng the post ''"e' III 'hiS place,
49, an;r;nn =, srca, mo'dty OF our friends is,
,ns, ", Woolr.If entirely innocent, and
''a' W.. s"arc Of any fact whereby he
least implicated in the same. Your
%" ! ~ you'd, however, report that some Of
: s.;o express the opinion that Mr.. w God.
TO resign the office, but for reasons en-
cennccied with the late transactions, and
appalling TO the same, or of like ma
work. JonS PALMER,
of hor, H. e. CorroS,
of the Sc, 4. LAnKiS,
envcloped e. FAsS'So' :
from their % rickiSS'
strangers " n o"o'''
ing, and H. INV.
unanimously resolved, that
but not so. w.
a stupor, bshopc, {
however, he clinss Of this meeting
"A smoke, conseHdcr.
in of the reat.
somewhat awayELANo, Chm.
H. ing with all his
~ down the hatchw
~ collected around, \
sss1tt him crazy "A
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It's proposo'by certain "oNscTvcT
of The times to have the laws printed
on India rsbbcr paper, so 'hal they can
DO stretched bi, when rich cuIprl'
ia IN be hauled over the Goals.
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administrators sale

~ Office is hereby given that, by
virtue of an order of the clrc"i,'
court Of La Sallo county, % 49, n''I ~
term, A. ID. 1915, the undersigned 9" '"
expose to publ; , ia,T a. =, on the 9Th day of
NoronLs., next, at the hour OF O'Clock
p A., the following real estate, owned
hv The estate of John llodcrmon, dcccas-
cd to safety claims against said estate,
90 ws.. the cas-, half Of the north west
quarter of section twenty ok. in
sLir ,bi,,y or~-.--.,,ti I ra"o' "ieS '"st VI
~. ,h,rJ, .ncipal meridian; the terms OF
W.. will be made known Oh the day Of
ale.-Thc above land is very valuable {;
the best KIND Of timber and
vast quantities of coal. Taking the above
land in a body, it is cq"oI "a any in the
county. If necessary, the tract viii "
subdiyidch To enit purchasers.
WILLIAM REDDICK,
Administrator.
HAM All NARRAAIER.
acknowledgements administrative
of the estate of John Holderman, deed.
Ottawa, Sept. Is, 1916. 1876
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In Mexico, there are $500 secular
clergy, 900 monks, and 1000 Nuns,
owning property valued at 100000,
0OO!'!
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Sir young ladies' were transformed in
TO bachelors, a, the commencement OF
Oberlin College, Ohio, on the 27'h
ulimo.
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PERU, AUGUST %. lstl.

A CHOICE stock of Liquors, con.
IN sls'lns oIporc Cog. brandy, Cheap
brandy, 81. Croiy Rum, Holland and
Country Gin, for sale very low, to close
ISAAC u, HARMON
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Tailoring Esia bi'siin,cut.

BUCHlNlES' EICHELBRRGER
SxvOllI.D ,cturn thanks /" The lsl.lic for the
w Tb.al patronage extended 10 the,. and
nov, h,,, nave to state that they have r"ciyco,
uirdct iron. the city of New YORK, the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
and are still prepared to furnish garments IN 'hc
most approved eastern siylc, at their old stand
on the public square, west side Of the court bust
OttaNu, Sept. 10 1918.
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n pursuance OF late order Of The
n Board of Trustees of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, all uvsold Canal lots
and lands are 10 be leased:
The undersigned would therefore give
notice that he will receive proposals, rel.
alive to renting Canal lots and blocks in
Ottawa, and also, the lands in this vicini-
~.
Applicants will please describe in vii
ting the premises wanted, and state the
amount OF rent they are willing 10 paw
therefor. Good security will be required
in all cases for the prompt payment of
rent.
Moderate, not cxorbitant rent will be
required. The undersigned may be found
at the Canal Office. ID. l.. HOUGH.
Ottawa, Aug. 30 ls45. Agent,
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An old topper down east g''es as -"
reason for his thirst, that fS was '''"'
ed on salt fish.
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NOTICE

NOl1SE
To Claimants of Canal Lois s. La,.,, h,
Presumption. "
I'm and after the 10Th day of Sepcm
~ Der next, at the canal office at Lock.
port, proof OF presumption rights to cana
lands and lots, under the provisions of al,
act, entitled, IAN act 10 provide for thc
completion Of the Illinois and Michigan
canal and for the payment of Inc canal
debt, approved Feb. 81, 1913, will be
received.
The proof required will be the affidavit,
of the claimant, and one or more Other
persons, showing the particular tract OF
land or lot improved ; and when the inn
provemcnt was radc, and by whom, and
the kind, and amount Of such improve.
me"'. JACOB FRY,
Resident Trustee
CANAL OFFICE, LocEroRT,
August Is, 1915. o.
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Pine LUnlbCk.
Groceries n Hardware

ETDFCTTVN AZ Frstt WHIT
eUiT RECEIVED
% Pfue Rio and liavanna Coffee,
Now orleans Sugar aud Aiolasses,
Loaf Slrar, Young Tyson Teas,
Allsplce, Pepper, Saleratus,
Ginger, CieS's, Nu,mcgs, Cassa,
Rice, Tobacco. soap, Candles,
10 bbIs. Dried hV2lcs, etc.
-AhsO-
Grain aud Grass Scy Ties, sty,he stones ard rifles,
Pitch Forks, Manure Forks,
Shovels aud Spades, Boston NNi's, Floor Brads,
Mill and Cross.cut saws, Trace Chains,
And good assortment Of sheli-ware.
may 80, 1915. CUSHMAN q GRniEY.
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1CniuIe Seminary.

vs. ROBERTSON, Principal.
wv" second quarter of the first term
of this school will commence on
w Wednesday. ist of October. li-3t.
Sent z5.-'15.
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Chemicals,

HlOZ. Sulpha,c Quinin.,
OO6" IIyd: Polassc,
D" Picrpinc,
!" Sulpha'c Morphine,
q" Iodine.
2" l;lo,ctium,
=" Srychninc, on hand and for sale hy
July 20, lSl5. WALKER * iIlCRJlNG