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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09


A TART REPLY.-Alex, Dumas, the
great dramatist is ol colored origin: A
capital story is told Of him in Il very late
number of Blackwood's Magazine. 1t
seems that a person more remarkable for
inquisitiyeness than for correct breeding
one Of those devoid of delicacy and reck.
l%essness Of rebuff, pry into everything
took the liberty to question NJ. Dumas
rather closely concerning his genoalo.
gical tree.
You are a quadroon, NJ Dumasl" he
begau.
II am sir" quietly replied Dumas who
has sense enough not to be ashamed of a
descent he cannot conceal
"And your fatherl'
WAS a mulstto."
"And your grandfather
"a negro" hastily answered the dra
matist, whose patience was waning.
"And may inquire what your great
grandfather wasl'
IAN ape sir," Numbered Dumas, will
a fierceness that made his impairment IN
terregator shrink INTO tho smallest posi-
be compass, IAN ape, slr, my pedigree
commences 'rhere yours terminates
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House & Cabinet Trimmings

House & Cabinet
Locks. Latches and Hinges
Brass and Iron Blind Fastnings
Sash Springs, Frame and Screw Pulies
Brss Cupboard Catches, Buttons and Bolts
Screws, Brads, Tacks and Finishing Nails
Looking Glass Plates. Mahogany Nobs, sc
SaddicTy and Carriage trimmings
Buckles. Bits md Stirrups
Harness Mounting aud Saddler's Tools
Shark Skin, Plush. Suddler's Thread aud Silk
Cotton, Worsted aud Struining Webb
Plated Dashes, Handles aud Bands
Stump Joints and Malleable Iron
Steel Spring, Iron Axles and Boxes
Broad and Narrow Lace
Patent Leather, Gum aAd Oil Cloth, Damask &c
Public Generally.
Table Knives and Forks, and Steels
Plated, Britannia and Iron Spoons, &Coffee Mills
Britannia Coffee, Tea Pots and Casters
Britannia Cups, Candlesticks and Lamps
Shutters and Trays, Scissors and Shears
Pen mud Pocket Knives. Needles and Bodkins
Brass Curtain Pins and Bands
Brass Kettles, Frying Pans, Sauce Pans, &c
Iron, Nails, Steel and Glass.
A large assortment of all kinds and sizes. Aut
almost every article 10 the Hardware line, from
a Pin IN m Anvil,
&c, WEAVER,
I4ancasisr, MAY IA, latf.
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STOCK OH DRY GOODS,
consists in every varietyo Of
CLOTHS AND C.ASsITMERES,

SlAO GAo 4AcNO
S%atinetts, Fancy Tweeds. Gumbroons,
Gold mix'd summer Cloth, jeans,
A very large assortment Of Cotton and Linen
Pantaloon Stuff; Plain aud checked Coat Linen.
A great variety of VESTlNGS
Foreign aud domestic Prints,
Latest style of LAWNS. in Robes and Pieces
Ginglams, Molalin de Lnius
New aud rich style SHAWLS aud ScarIs
A general assortment of Handkerchief for La
dies aud Gentlemen
Bonnels, extra sup. new style Bonnet aud CaI
Ribbons, Gloves, Brown aud Bleacl'd Muslins
Hose, Ticking, Pn%rurols, Umbrellas, Hats, Caps
Boots aud Shoes.
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Chain, assorted %colors, sc
In Il word. we have all that may bo required
for the apparel Of Ladies aud Gentlemen, even To-
the gay, The grave, the old. The young, rich & poor
Also n general assortment of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

XXTOULD respectfully inform his former GUS
w toners aud the public generally that he has
BE MlOVlAD His SlEOPo
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Lancaster, March 26, 1847.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-29

Mm-We find the following rich
morsel in one of Dow Jr's "shorl patent
sermons :"
"Man looks upon life as he does upon
woman; there is no living Without them.
and he can't live with them. lie will
run after them. ard rather than he held,
lie will loose hi. coastal and character I;
he kisses them for love, and then licks
them for leading him into trouble. SO
with llfc--he par,ahes of lis pleasures,
and then curses ii for its pains, gail ers
boque,s of bliss. and when ,hcir blossoms
have faded, he finds himself in possession
of bunch Of hriars which is all OWN
10 little incident tia, occurred ~ Para.
disc, when man was as green as a tobac-
60 worm, and unsuspleious rs tree in a
thunder storm. He was told TO increase
and multiply; aud SO he accordingly in
creased lis cares and curses, multiplied
his mseries. and peoped the world, with
parcel Of candidates for pcrdiIon, and
| am one Of them"
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administrators sale.

TT virtue of decreta order Of Ken.
~ dali county ciroAit court, obtained
nj the August term thereof, A, ID 1916,
will expose To sale at public auction on
The ooh day Of February, A. ID. lS47,
commencing a, IL clock of said day, the
following real estate belonging To the css
tate of Isaac G.. Potter, decd. late Of
said county. boun led and described as
follows, TO wit: beginning a, the north
west corner of The southwest quarter Of
section thir,yfive, township thirty seven,
north Of range seven, cas-, of the third
principal meridian running south IS
degrees and fifteen minutes, cas-, ten
chains and six links TO a stake on the
south side of a white oak Tree thence
south sevenly-fve degrees. east two
chains and seventy links to the centre Of
the state road thence snulhcrly on said
road fourteen chains and eight links to
lands belonging to j. J. Grooms; thence
north f''y-one degrees. west sevenly-iwo
links; thence north seveniy.two degrees,
vest eight chains to section lines thence
north seven degrees and fifteen minutes,
west on said line twelve chains and sixty.
eight links to place of beginning, contain.
ing l3 and 00--.l00 acres Of iimbered
land. Sale to take place on the premises
above described. Terms of sale cash.
A. b. SMITH,
Public Adm, & acting adm. # said estate
Oswego, Dec. %, 1916. ids
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ID II Y G. O 0 d S .
NJ e u 8 Uenr

Mems Uear.
Amerbuc black brown mixed gold mixed and live
cloths prices; different qnes black French En-
gs and American casmcres great variety OF fancy do homemade all wool
cloths sals twe and jeans cor; mey woey
blanket and plot
wooden velvet e>ns and fld do
ena dos knit WOODEN shirts, wooden and half suspus.
Ladies' Wear.
Black aP'Gra cotton and silk ome shaded dxd plaid
able do black ore plaid and dgd tmeres and de LANES, patterns
magnificent cashmere de ne and
SN we '"ges ana best assortment OF prints in Ottawa from Sets
two bits yard; blue and furniture do super he printed
do; honyonb and printed cashmere
sca embroidered dress hdr neck
gmp and nges bng black fashionable
variety of plain and 'wiled plaid wooden cIoaEings.
ChiIdrcn's Wfar.
Gan and Roman wo Windsor Canterbury, Brighton, Trafalgar
and Victoria WOODEN hoods white lambs wool and cod wored NUTS
OF small figures, and checked for dresses.
AIsO,
Gents KID buck Tibet berlin lined
ton cashmere and 'be gloves and black apd cold silk and wod
and hail hnsered do; wst ana a,
and combs black inserting i,cone,s camcs NULL
book honsook and SWISS mns and M linens all q"es
ton dmask table and piano table and towel diaper plain and damask
dam napkins silk cotton and gingham and hdkr.
Trimmings.
HIt SILVER slk velvet, and lasting
jacket uons pearl slr dos and beache
checks white scarlet yellow and dome, hn and beaccd
striped shrng and ticks table and boys wooden pins
needless hooks and cold drills and of
and dress makers trimmings.
lie is cp, from and
groceries OF the best quality; consisting of white crushed and pulvcrz
pepper spie smoking chewing
tobacco ravndsh different qualities clay pipes mustard
WIN fresh and superior hot of imperial and old yson and yon skin
black teas; pals, brooms, &C.
Hardware.
He has the largest, best assorted, cheapest stock in
'1so cROChERT; C3PSj B00TS & SHOES; PERTINENT; and
all articles usually kept o
lie invites his friends public extensive stock of
goods which will he sold prices az Nie
S1eace better than Sw Shilling profits and quck returns
he eeS confident securing The public favor and an
Ottawa Octobe 8, lst6-l5 T.. l.. BOUGHTON
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Cold Weather Proclamation.

FESIiE subscriber in order 10 make
Z. room for spring goods, has redu-
ced the prices of all styles Of winter
goods, and is now prepared TO offer great
er bargains to the good people of La
Sale county, than heretofore. .
The following are worthy Of attentions
Chusans at 49, TO 25c,s per yard.
Nous de LANES lS4 10 37acls do
Alpaccas, black, plaid and shaded, 37I
10 G2 els per yard.
Prints from 10 TO 20cis per yard, and
other goods quite as reasonable.
Al tie above named articles can be
found in Reddick's Brick Block. at
January 22-'47 BouGHToN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

Estate of I'm. T.. Lewis, dec'd.
M Office is hereby given to all per-
~ sons having claims against said es-
tate 10 present them legally proven TO the
C ", Of p oia,e in and for the county oL
La Sale, at the regular term OF said cour',
TO be holden a, the probate office in OF
lava on Monday the 9th day Of April, A.
ID. lSi7, as have fixed on ,ha, day 10
attend said court and have said claims le-
gally adjusted; aud all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, W. II. LEWIS.
Janu ry 30, lSi7. .2lmr.
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For sale in Ottawa, by G Z Walker. 30


EAYNE'S EXPECTORANr-T m,d,.
% cire has already proved Itself to be all that
i has BEEN recommended, by those shp b,y,
given 1t far test IN this courtry, and the de-
mand for it increases daily. We have lust heard
of an important cure of Asthma, which hns been
effected by the use Of It in ncchboring town;
the case was that of female, who had for a lon.
time been under the care Of physician, but had
received no relief, and her case was considered
hopeless. As last resort she purchased bot.
tie of DR.. Jayne's ExPectorant, which caused her
to expectoraie freely, gradually cascd her cough,
AMI rapidly restored her 10 health. We have no
hesitation IN saying, that this preparation Of d..
Jayne, Tor the cure of coughs, colds, influenza,
Asthma consumption, &C., is the most y.,uable
medicine ever offered to the American public
There is no quackery about it-Dr. Javne is one
OF the most skillul practising physicians in
Pennsylvania, and wherever his vafi,ns mona.
raiions have been thoroughly tested, he is looked
upon as great public henefaclor. r. Somerset
(Miine) JdWnak
For sale by GE Walker. Ottawa.
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Corporation Ordinance.

RE il ordained by he Bomdo Of Trustees ofMe
Ed 1O,cn II Otaud. That tie Assessor shall
assess NIL the real aud personsl property in The
town Of Otawn. lie shall ascertain the names
of all the owners Of taxable properly, both real
and personal, within the incorporated limits ni
said town, and all taxable real and personal cs-
tate within the same; aud Tor this purpose he
shall call upon each taxable inhalllaui and make
out M Assessment roll, and certify ,hs sam. ia
the manner now required 10y the ordinances of
the said tnwn, and return the same to the Tfus-
tees oi said town, or their Clerk on before The
first Monday OF March IL each and every year.
~. The Clerk shall Immediately leave no.
tce to be published in newspaper in said
town, or posted up IN three public places that
said roll has been returned, ard that a meeting
at the Board Of Trustees will be held on the sec
und Thursday thereafter, for the purpose Of hear
ing complaints for tae ablem ut OF reduction u
taxes.
81 The Collector shall return the assessment
roll and vatrnnt on or before the first day ui
June III each year.
ih 80 much of the Ordinances uf said lUw n
as are inconsistent with he above are repealed.
Ottawa, January Is 1917 % 81
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Farm for Sn;C.

n ME subscriber. residing on Indian
N Creek, La Sale county, Ills, Of
lerS for sale a valuable farm, containing
10 acres. Forty acres are under good
fence and in high state of cultivation (;
The balance is good timber land. The
Improvements are good frame house,
barn and stable, workshop. wood.house,
&c, with well Of good water near the
door.
A good lille will be given. and possess
sion can be had Immediately. For fur
Their information apply to.,hc subscriber
residing with Mr.. John llosford, near
the premises.
MARGARET DENNIS.
Indian Geek, Jan. Is, lSi7-3m
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Jau. s, 1917.

Coughs, Colds Consumption, and ali
affections Of the Lungs and Breast, are speedily
md efcctually cured 10y that most excrl',n, pre-.
raralion; Hntm's BohGm Of wa Cher u
Our cvcr.vlryins clima'c-lrom heat to cold
demands Of the wise ond the prudent the earlies,
attention to oil affections Of the Lungs. Thous-
nnds are annually consigned to a premature grave
Ivy neglecting these diseases. How thGnhful
ought we to be that Providence has placed with
in our reach mild, pleasant aid efcacious rem
sdy for the most fatal diseases l. novn TO our land
See advertisement. G l. Tnompsov.
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NEW GOODS.

For Fail and UiRfer 1867.
FNVliE subscribers have jus: received
a. their fall and winter stock of goods,
which comprise large and well selected
assortment Of dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, boots and shoes and Crockcry; all
of which we offer for sale as low as such
goods can be bought in the county. Our
stock consists in part Of the following ar
,icIes: black, blue, green and cade, broad
cloths and casimeres. beaver and pilot
cloths, hard times, twccds, Kentucky
jeans and sa,incts, caljcocs aud alpaccas
Of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous de )aiue, bombasin, ginghams, cot
ton and wooden cherEs, red, white and
green tlannelS, camhrics, lacrs, black aud
h'ue.black dress silks, shawls. dress
hdkTs nagg, Pongce and linen hdki's,
combs, needles, pins, gloves, mircns, &c.
CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
Sept II, lsi6-l2f
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8 NlTED States Circuit Court, Ex-
U ecudon No. ll09. By virtue of a
writ Of pIu. fl. fa., Of No. s25. to me
directed from the United States Circuit
Court for the District OF Illinois, in favor
If Elliott Aduer, Of Davidson, aud against
Henry 6. Hubbard and Gurdon $. HUB
5ard, have levied on the following prop
eriy, TO wit:
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Lath! Latil!!

a FIRST rate article Of bunch lalh is
w now being made at the Marsellss
mills, where they will be constantly kept
on hand; they will also be kept for sale
IN Ottawa, by Randolph Sizcr and G.
Burr; they are better article than pine
laih' and will be sold cheaper than the or.
binary cost Of getting lalh from Chicago.
A tolorable article will be sold at So per
thousand.
November 10, lS48.
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Undivided 9Th part Of water BIoCka |, ?, 4,
5, 6 All said town Lots and Blocks IN Mar
sees, Lasale County.
One-eighth part Of trar, of land here
lofore purchased by Robt p. Woodwork
and I.ove KimbaII from James Galloway,
situated OPP osite said town of Marseil es,
on the margin Of the Illinois River, being
4 rods wide al one end and 8 rods AT the
other. Also 9Th pars Of acres Of land
opposite the town Of Marseiles, adjoin-
ing and near the dam erected by KimJaIl
and others, acrass the Illinois river, ac-
CURED by virtue of writ Of at quod
damnum. Also 9Th of the water power
attached or nppertaining 10 water Blocks
l,2.3, 4, 5, 6. Also 3th Of the water
privilege apperlainlng to the ownership
of the 4 acres of land above described -
Also 5th Of the water power apperialning
to the lrac, of land purchased of Gallo
wav as above described. Undivided .
acres in the town Of Utica. All the lands
and town lots herein described, being sit
uatef in the county Of LasaIle, Illinois.
which shall expose TO public sale on II e
first day Of February next, a, the Court
House door Of said county, 10 the HI hes.
and hes, bidder, for ready mouey.
Sale TO commerce between the hours
Of o'clock A. NJ. an sunset Of the same
day. Dated this, 30th day of Novem-
Der, 1916. S. II. ANDERSON,
Z. S. Marshal, District Ills.
81 BY BENNET ALLEN, Deputy.
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Nercr Despair-IOu cen tc Cprel

htCtT LtNpUF-l UU c"N &c CNTeu.
LtNBLnrsyILL, q J } June TO- sac
DR.. d. Jayne, Nos south 3 st., Philadelphia;
Dear Slr:-i have this day ha an interview
with the gentleman Of whom made mention 10
YOU as having taken your ENpccloant with such
decided ELECT He Is respectable farmer. liv-
Ing lew miles from here. { was so much in
iefcsied IN detailed account he gave me oG his
cough and cure, that embrace the fest leisure
moment 10 communicate il to you, and if the
cure is as radical as 1t app ars to be, it is the
mos, remarkable one have ever known. For
80 years, (,i!er having tho melslts) he has been
suif-riny with a cough Of the mos, distressing
kind, getting worse as he advanced IN years (he
is now 55.) Frequent terms of coughing and
difficulty OF breathing, lasting from an hour TO an
hour and half would come upon him with such
severity as 10 exhaust him. with stranc ling, un.
I'll his eyes became bhIDd-NhB lie had despair.
ed Of bring cured. having tritd physicians and
thousand things without relief. For wee Ks
Immediately previous to his taking the Expectu-
rant, he had i been able To 70 to his barn. a.
though there was the most urgent necessity for
him to do so. During the nine weeks he was
under tie care of an eminent Physician, and he
finally got Just able to 60 out ard come to my
store. and, hearing his cough. recommended TO
him your Expeclprant. He first SAID he had tried
so many things that he nd no confidence in auy
thing; but induced hin to take bottle BY tell
ing him OF persons Of my acquaintance who h I'd
been decidedly benefited by it. This was on
Tuesday; that night H.. took Of 1t, and saws that
1t was the first comfortable n rhts sleep he had
enjoyed for years. On the IRurS6ay following
he went 10 work, and has continued 70 make
full hand on his farm ever since, (now nearly 2
months) lie told me tn-usy that f,r the last
week he had cut and split one hundred rails, or
made 100 pannels of fence per day; has been in
the water wash his sheep, and otherwise OK.
posed, without the feast symptom of return Of
his cough, 1t having entirely disappeared and
stransest of all, onc-third Of a bottle has produ.
csJ the elect. He seems 81 thankful ond over.
Joysd that he "wants To talk all day about il -"
aud says that if he coull not procure anolhe,
bottle, he would refuse 500 for the remainder of
the bottle he has left.
Your Carnnativc 3nsdm have usd6 or re-
commended to Others TOR The last ten wears, with
tho mos, salutry effect.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN II. ANDERSON.
For sale in Ottawa, Ivy G Walker. 80
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Administrators Sale.

4 A SALE Circuit Court-ln the matter Of
4 4 the application of Elizabeth Kent, admins
tratrix and Daniel Burdick, administrator Of the
estate of james M'Call, deceased. In pursu.
anre Of an order made by this Court in this cause
we, the subscribers, will sell a, public auction at
the hotel kept by Archibald McFadicn. in the
town Of La Sale, in the county Of La Sale. on
the 9Th day OF February next, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon of that day, the land which is de-
scribed in said order as follows ESQ much Of
the cas-, half Of the northeast qnar,erof section
No.twentysix (26) in township thirty three (33)
north range one U) east Of the Third principal
meridian, as may he necessary to raise the sum
Of one hundred and fifty dollars"
ELIZABETH KENT, Adm'x
DANIEL BURnICK, Admir- of the
Estate Of James NJ Call deceased.
January OH ls47. 28-tds
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Forty Thousand Grated
+ X II II II II T. T. <

L TX u | Il L IL t. Il $.
NOW offer 10 the public a, my Nursery near
Il the village oi Dayton, west side oi Fox ri,er,
.a Sale county, the largest number and grea,c.'
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
rha, can be found nlrth-xest Of the " abash
They were procured iror Gurus celebrated Ed
gar Nursrry, embracing nearly three hundred
vafiiles Ut Apple, fifty VARIETIES al Pear, thlny va
rites of Plums. Cherries and Peaches. all al the
churcs, irun, which have been selected during
the last 20 years lay the industrious and lndeiIii.
gable projectors Of the Nursery, at a great es-
pensc, from nearly all the states in the Union,
and many of the choicest vatIlics from Europe.
rhey are mostly of two years growth mi from
three to five feet III height, and oi sufficient szc
to set. Those wishing plant orchards will MOI
fail u perceive the great advantage Of setting
young and thrifty trees, reared IN the same soil
sod climate in which they are destined To be set,
over those usually brought from a different soil
and climate, the larger roots aud limbs amputa.
ted tn save transportation, aud the Gbrous roots
injured by long exposure to dry atmosphere.
WELLS WATT.
Sept. Is, 1876. 12-y
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Estate Of Joseph Xamer, dec'd.

Estate Of Joseph Hamer, dee'd.
a LII persons having claims against The
"a estate Of Joseph Ilamer. decd,
are hereby notified and requested to ex.
hiJii the same to the undersigned, admi-
nislralor of said estate, or to the probate
justice Of the peace Of La Sale county,
for settlement, within nine months from
the date hereof. S. IIAMER a im'r.
JOS. &. HAMER,
Jan. %, lS47. .4dm'r.
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EILAST NOTICE. rR

Mn. AMAsA FosrEn, who is our
duly authorized agent will next
week proceed to collect for us. All
knowing themselves indebted will
please make payment to him and
thereby save costs. About year
since we were obliged to commence
legal proceedings against some OF
the best men in the county for our
dues, and we are fearful that we
will have to adopt the same means
to meet our necessities. We make
no distinctions amongst our subscri-
bers, and all owing us are meant by
this notice.
Jau. s, 1917.
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Administrators Notice.

Z A sALLE CIRCUIT COURT. N the
! 4 matter Of WilIlm Reidlck, Administrator,
aud Ham h /! Ilderman, now Hannah Narfam'L
Administrators, If the estate VI John ii Herman,
leceas,d:-
IL pursuance Of an orl'r made hy ibis Court
10 this cause, November 29lh, 1915, we. tho sub
'crlhers, viii sell at pubic auction a. the Coun
House IN Ottawa in LA Sale county, on the
18Th day of March next, at one O'Clock in the al
ternoon Of tina, day, the land which is described
IN said order. The northwest quarter Of section
twenty -slx-exccpt the southwest quarter OF the
east half ,hereni-the east hall Of the northeast
quarter Of section tweuiy-sevcn, and the north
west quarter Of section twenty seven, all in town
ship thir,y-one north of range three, eust Of The
third principal meridian.
WILLIAM REDDICK, Admir-.
HANNAH NARRAMER, Admir-.
OF the Estate of John Holderman, dec sscd
January 81, lS47. 294t
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500 Dollars Reward.

\ WILL pay 100 dollars to any person
a or persons who will give information,
that may lead 10 the detection of the per.
son or persons WHO committed the muir
der on the person Of ]. lIumes. whose
body was found in Fox river abou, mile
above this place. +. Loniso, Coroner.
Ottawa, jan. 80, 1877.
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Lands for Sale.

TE1HE Undersigned offers at reduced prices, Ire
Il following lands lying in LA Sale CO.. viz:
In township ~, north range 3 oasl..-w h,v q
sec 90; sw q sec 10; sw aud W h NV sec 20; l.
sec 80.
In ,32,nr2 c.-.nv q Of So Or sec 10; b sc q
sec II; h Sc rs'c 10.
In 80, mr. 1 Can ne # Or, and h NV r. a.
sec "a.
Int33, nr2 o...n h and 50 sec ?; No q rec
IL, sw q and " h NV q sec ID; sc q scc II.
II I IS . e-..scc 6, NV q sec 4
In -. u 3 cav b sw q sec Il.
Int3i nrd c-..c b Sc q sec i.
In town 81, n r II c-..c Ii nc q sec 10.
Terms. ons.third cash, aud the balance in ,wn
years. Nov.-,i 90 BRONSON MURRAY