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Jack and dog chains, Simmons
% carpenters bench planes by the single socke
c'ige mil crossu lennon
PANEL
" axes nail and shoe hammers hook
longs backSnis and
gu caFVer pocket and pen knives fall
locks and
secretary pad ill locks
mus agS and uger bits brass kettles flying grind
ngs shutter trimmings waoJ and door handles brass and
britannia faucets iron and britannia table brick and a,eng ro
candescks
ping NnVes sho horse backing and ubng
cap primers powder hsks
collars dwoolc
"s OIL so razo and stps sheep shears
md sclsso assorted table butts and ack etc.
SADLERY.
' "u"ed pairs
h nands buckles
we also continue to Manufacture aGd iron and
I we are stng stoves and
age and we wish understood not be unIero and
request uro customers and al favor getting the worth Of e
money cali Job Work,d order MANIEY
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Forty Thousand Grated
T Il i | L L Il T. f. ) =.

L IL l. | | | Ii II T. y.
I NOW offer to the public at my Nursc,t rcsr
Il the village OF Dayton, west side of Fox -iNer.
ia Sale county, the largest number aud grcaIest
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest OF the Wabash.
They were procured from Gurus celebrated 3D.
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hundred
sariiies of Apple fity varieties OF Pear, thrIy va
rites Of plums, Cherries and PeoCbes, all OF the
ch nce.t iiui. which have been selected during
the last % wears by the industrious and lndeiAiI-
gable proprstors Of The Nursery, Ota great ex-
pense, from nearly a. lie states IN the Union,
and many Of the choicest varties from Europe.
They are mostly of TWO years growth, and from
three to five feet ~ height, and of sufficient size
10 set. Those wishing to plant orchards vi not
fail to perceive the great advantage OF setting
young and thrifty trees, reared in he same soil
and climate in which they are heslinedt 10 he set,
over those usuassy brought from different soil
and climate, the larger roofs and limbs ampuia.
ted to save transportation, and The ibJous roots
injured by long exposure 10 dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
Sept IS, 1916. I2-y
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blackberry Mush.-Boil two quarts
of blackberries ten minutes, and add hall
pint OF molasses. When il boils again,
dust into il from the edges. three table
spooniuls OF fine wheat flour; STIR il all
the time, and when The -four is complete
ly mixed in, il is done enough. II
makes cheap and heal,hful desert for
the table and is capital for children to
take 10 eat with bread for dinner,
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Last Call,

A LL persons indebted 10 the subscri.
Der, are hereby notified 10 make
Paymen, by The 18th of this month, or
'heIr accounts will be placed in ,he hands
OF the Justice for collection.
FRANCIS BRADY.
Ottawa, May 6. 1918
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M ark this well.

Gu E--fhere is no necessity for
L u any one to have the Ague W hen il
IS sd satisfactorily proved that Macken.
z'e 5 Tonic Febrifuge will effect radical
sure. SO convinced are the proprieiors
of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where ii fails, ,chen Ms directions
are strictly complied wiih.
II. BAssNErr.
Ill Agent for the proprieiors.
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TIE GREAT
) (iGfe ChmtHs) INDIAN TO,
A SAFE AND SURE CuREIoR
CAlllS, AGUt iNDTtVfR

n"ea"frccedcpied time IF Fire R,u,s.
Fsh! attention oithr rullicis PARTICULAR, colI
i on to this Great Rem edy for CE,E,,y 4,,e
oHd Ftrc', and III doing SO, tie propr clor, do, m
II pf,I'r To uake The l,l,wirg declarations. N,
"a'h OF which, he desrcs the rccvlc t,,tl,a
tnal, aud he viii chculully pblde iErir decision
vH:-lst. The article is pleasant and conyeni,p,
10 lake ID. twill cure 1yUy case if the di,c.
tons are Observed. 3D. II viii leave no mimi.
Gus ELECTS II ,he syFr,n; on the contrary. it i'm.
panssu'rGth to the constitution. 4th Ills pu,.
y vegetable, and will cutc with perfect cc,rainy
IN ave hours. Certificates the NtarJcra,ou,I
the Uouie, OF cures from ak months to ten wears
standing.
Prepared and sold, Wto,csole and retail ,v
GEO. W. HOUSE, Nashville, Tom.
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Boots IS shoes.
Fruits, Nuts, sc.

ESRESH rislns, fig, prunes, candied ctron
l. almonds, iiibrrs and English walnuts, iusr
receiNedby July -, 1916 WALKER.
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Wafery PoatOes. every day
hear complaints about watery polaloes,-
Put into the poi piece Of lime as large
as a hens egg; and how watery soever
tn, potatoes may have been. when the
water Is poured of The potatoes will be
perfectly dry and meaiy.
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Gs "iSS Muii-A sr'udid prlcle
- ana rIeap. Wllh fine canllics &c..
'S' receive" ~ EA,'sITT. 40
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StrIycd az stolen.

SliAWLS.-A choice assortment of spring
~ and summer shawls, just received and Ios
sale by 43 T.. BAssStrf.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE NNIITW

GEORGE NyIIIH
sESPECrFULLYG eirYns thanks to the a.
: & tizens Of Qua . aud vicinity forth, Liberia
patronage he has nereloiole received aud hoIc'
o merit a coniif uance otth be same. His IathJ
ing Esfa5AShH enf is on the south side oi tn,
public square, over ]. and G.. ArmouT's store
tie is prepared to do work on the r.osl rcasona
Die terms, and warrants "a garments made tl
aim to I'll. Cutting will be done on short motto,
aud warranted q fit i property made up. m,
SPRING AND SUMMER fashions
From New York city, have just been rrcci,,i
thus enabling him to furnish garments in H.,
latest and most approved style.
NB.--LU0,bcr, ana mast kmds Of country
PrJdace wWbeta&eH in pogmenfJo, tcmk.
Ottawa, June l. 1917.
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S"'pc; warp. EaTeT Mausiurssc
7 IN LBS. carpcr warp, assorted
RcO colors. Ilowerod and ylain
"In.o" pafer. aud large assortment Of
"s"' paper Also, 4 pieces strainerirg
Just received and for sale Iy
August 20, 1876. WAIKFp
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g uGAR and Mulasscs, Of superior quality, by
- the barrel N 37.f B,rGuroN's.
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G N!EAP summer suHs-DulIlrps.
- Nelson checks, and liners fer coats
aud pants, at pA.,>,qq.. A
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Fever and Aguc.

AcVcf tnh Asuc.
IA AGkENZiE'S Tonic FebriCuge
VI never falling cure for Fever
and Aguc, for sale by
Aug. 7. 1876. Il. BASSNETT.
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Iron. Shetland Nails.

10 TONS assorted iron, steel and
10 nails, jus, received and for sale
low by j. MANLEY 4 Co.
Ottawa, April "a, 1916.
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IRON AND NAILS.

AZ TONS IRON & NAIlS.--We have Just
- received our Spring stock Of Iron and
Nails, drec, from the mauutsctory. all of which
we will warrant to be Of the very best quality,
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
April i6, 1877. J. MANLEY & co,
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RICE.

NRANBERRlES.-Fres Cranber-
" rles a, $500 per bushel, for sale
by Aug. 2s, 400 u. BAssNETT.
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Il WARE MANUEL Glory.

AAE are now receiving from the east
IN addition to our stock on hand, Il
ldli and well selected assortment of
STOVES, HARDWARE, &c.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee Mo-
ION improved patterns. Also the Four
Boiler and Premium Cooking Stoves, as
sorted sizes; fancy parlor and air tight
stoves; plain ana figured common do. AL
50 plflor coal stoves, with crates; hollow
ware; pots; kettles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, ETC., etc.
AIsn-tleavy and shelf hardware, such
as anvlls, shovcIs, spades, grain scoups,
hay aud manure forks, loG. trace, coil. halter
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N T. w G. o o ID S .
Il. BASSNETT

n a. JUST received cho'ce auui'ion
n TO his stock of DRY GOODS,
suitable to the season, TO which he has
added
Groceries. Hard are,
Crockern,
and many other articles in demand IN
this market A. he purchases altogether
for cash, he feels coniiiyn, that he can
unders,ll, by ten per cent, those who
purchase on a credit besides making
liberal discount to those who purchase
by the piece or package.
Produce of all kinds taken for goods,
and considered the same as cash. The
citizens of Lasalle county are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine for them.
selves. April 3. lsl7.
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Glass and Sa sl,.

5000 s ISsf 7x G ani ss Ski 10 10 sash 'S
civcd aud for sule 10y q l. WALKER.
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Houses Pie Ciutm,u,

a most valuable, safe, and certain curc for
u the Pies. OJNumerous ccr,jfra,cs Of ia ~,
happy effect" ct this Ointment may he found nm.
on me wroIret eccomparyirp erch houlc'
If'nn"d by GRO. ". HCESE Nah
H'Ie' Tenn. lrtco lItrt6ttlc.
or sale IN Southport ly str,lcr& Greene
wholesale asents, for Wtco0,ir, huo. N,oSjo,n.
n"uN'h Illinois u Ind. for which T,rrite,ics
ana slA',s ~. orders should be- oGdrcs,.d.
49, t. J.. THOMPSON, Agent, OuaNa,In.
Ottawa. June 80. 1876. LI2
\ oG Chains, made Of refined iron,
r. Tor sale at 0 cents rcr ID by
IA J MAINLY & Co.
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BLACK SMILING,

4 EArliER-Sole, Upper, Kip anI
z Calf, for sale by
Aug. 7, 1916 G. f. WALKER.
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Brown Dom estes. SC,

iO bales Of "A heavy,
LIZ 3 superfine, Wayerly's,
600 lbs of best southern yarn No to II
10 carpet warp, doubled and
twisted. plain.
100 ID. OLDEST doubled and
twisted. colored.
3oD lbs candle woking,
800 cotton batting, for sale very low by
July %, 1916 GE WALKER.
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CABINET WARE s. CHAIR
MAN JFAC TORY.

IVIIIs, ITO FICFHTtu 70 cNtcUte WOTk at Tue slOTI-
est notice. And he is prepared to manufacture
SJtas, Side.Boards. Secretaries,
Bureaus, Centre Tables, Sc,
In style equal to Eastern articles, and a, prices
to suit the times. lie also manufactures
Chairs, TABLES. Bedsteads, Sc,
of every quality, aud FOR the loves, cash price
He has just procured beautiful HEARSE,
which enables him to acc ommodltc those who
may wish his services as Undertaken. lie
will furnish collins and attend to funerals on the
most liberal terms.
He hopes, hy strict attention to business. and
by making moderate charges, to receive large
share otthc public patronage.
WARREN MOORE,
Ottawa, April %, is46-i0
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XArlNEs-Supcr6ns old Port and Ma,eiia
w Wines, tot saic Of pcvowross. A
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DIR. "A. Turner.

Would respectfully announce to that un-
fortunate class ofcommunity who arslaQoring IN
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
the village of PlainfeId, and is prepared by his
new and unique method of treatment, to take
charge of, and cure, all such cases of Opthalma
as have been hitherto rega rded incurable.
Those who have either from the judgment OF
their Physicians, orthe great length of time they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed 90
perpetual pain or darkness, may take new coul-
age, in view fihe unparalleled succetsarendng
that particular mode Of treatment of the Eye "a
dopted by DIR. TURNER and only in use by three
others in the United States.
His terms wi be reasonable, but for the in
formation Of those who may desire to apply 10
him for his aid. he deems il proper 20 stnie them.
They will be as follows:
For treatment Of the eyes one week, $500.
.. do do and boarded, 4 so.
Grin treatment of the Eye, no Zee will De Ia
ken until an impTOveInent is experienrPd.
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"HH~M" nc" ~
ACADEMY.

At BelUidere, Boone County, Illinois.
NMHlS Institution is permanently established.
~ and offers every advantage Pupil may de-
sire. The course of instruction is thorough, en-
brncng every thing taught in the Eastern States
Tha Principal and three assistants devote NIL their
time TO the School. The location, at BeIvidere.
is in healthy and beautiful country, and the
Instructors take every pains TO pro note The com.
fort and advancement Of their pupils.
Scientific and Histortcat Lecture. regularly
delivered. The Scholastic yenr is divided into
quarters off eleven weeks each H-
Terms IlS glONNce. ..
Common English Branches, per quarter $500
Higher English Branches {" 81 90
Ancient and Mcder" "nguRgss. $500
INSTRUMENTAL. MUSIC.
Drawing and Painting at AN Extra charge.
hI-Good Boarding may be had al Sl,25 to
$i,5O per week.
The School will epen OH Tuesday, October 25
lS47, under the care of
T. G. BISBEE, A. b., Principal.
THO'S HA MILTON Isr Assistant.
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TaFLORENG.

E Matfern would inform the citizens OF
sJoliet and vicinity, thathe has opened hie
snop one door sOLth, Of Duncan's Store, whore he
VII be happy to accommodate his old custom
ers, and the public generally, with work on
short NOTICE. Tothe young men oftnis place
ne would say, that no endeavors Will be wanting
on his part TO please the most fastidious taste
and in all cases a ftwill be warranted.
lie aas just received the latest PARIS and
NEW YORK Fashions, which will enable him
to do his work in strict conformity with the pre-
vailing fashions ana taste of the day. N.
ECUTTING done on short notice, and
warranted to fit. il properly made up.
inlet Dec / LAG
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JEDDIAH' WOOLLEY JR.
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY OFFICE
CHICAGO sraEEL, 50LsEr, HI.

CHICAGO sTREEL, JDIaET, III.
VIII attend TO Surveying or giving desc ription
of Land OF Town lots in Will, Kendall, Grundy,
or La-Salle counties to alI:hoso who shallfavor
him with n coll ;and will have at all times on
hand Maps ofthe above counties, with CO, rec,
lclineRtions of Timberand Pra: rie a nd Streams.
with salls ofwater whereverthey occur, either nm
the Des PLANES. kankakee, Du Page, or Illinois
rivers; ond also the principal Roads together
Vi 18th representation ofthe Illinois Michigan
Canal. 54.a r
The experience Mr.. Woolley has had as Sur
voyor in tbs above counties in the last fifteen
years will warrant him in saying that he can
give genoral satisfaction.
In all cases his charges will be reasonable,
and prompt inhis attention to business. His
office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
References.
Hon. J wENrwoRTH,
q. ". DOLE, chicago
n. L., WILSON,
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- TO FA MERS 81
i JOLIET Es-1z g
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscribers will keep on haad large
Of their own ma nuea c,ursw which
they propose TO exchonge for wool They will give
one yard CT good heavy cloth fer two and Iralf
pounds OF g"od clean wool Of the same eaality
OF they will work wool upon shares al Flows give
one haI' The cloth the wool makes BY receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon ,helr
haii or all that the wool makes by receiving thir
ty7eight cents per yard for manufacturers. They,
willalsomanufaciurc for cus,ome ri BLANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, al vel! as SATI !,
NETT d FULLCLOTH. -
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7a"SMALL POTAToEs."-This term il so
generally reproachful that the person or
thing to which it is applied is placed in
the lowest latitude. But even small POI
tatOes should not be despised, as the fol.
lowing facts, which were related TO us by
one of our townsmen who derived most
profit from the proceeding, fully illus.
tFateS: s.st stg. Il. zrg rui'-rf .e .H lr. 's Hr
Some years ago gentleman visiting
afarmer in POLAND, Connecticut took from
his pocketa small intruder, which some.
howgOt in there at home. It was thrown
out with a smile, and the farmer taking it
in his hand to look at it, curious. little
boy of twelve at his elbow asked what it
was. a..ar.. a-. .arr .## % .r.... o..
10. nothing but potatoe, my boy
take and plant it-and you shall have all
youcan raise from it till you are Free
The lad took it, and the farmer thought
no more about il at that time. The boy,
however. not -despising small potatoes.
carefully divided itinto as many pieces as
no COULD flndseyes, and put them into the
ground, TIE product was carefully nh,
aside in the fall, and the. seed for several
hiIs was obtained for the next SPRING
The product was all kept for seed, until
the fourth year, the yield being good, the
actual product was four hundred bushels
The Farmer seeing the prospect that the
potatoe field would by another year cover
his whole farm asked to be released from
his promise. ..L. ...e,....
WIN the same calculation, prudence
and industry, how many who are disposed
toregard the trifling tAings on which for.
tunes are built as too small potatoes tc
receive their attention, would have beer
i1independsnt circumstances, ifthey hac
husbanded small advantages. "Smal
potatoes" should not be dispised, ever
though there be at first but ga few in .
bill. "-P0urrSmouth Journal.
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CLOTH DRESSING.

DoHe on rca sonable terms and ~ short notice.
None butIhe best workmen villa employed.
Any peison going TO Chicago, from che eentrat
or southern part Of the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscribers wish. TO ensure q
Continuance o. patronage, is TO once have man
paironizs them. Wool can be sent by water up the
illinois river,direc,ec 10 Maueson& Bradner, Jo-
Iier Will co.. TO the care a. NJ Abrams. Peru, Ill.,.
ann n will be forwarded, where cluth will De put
up in a neat and safe lnsnnsr. uceoSdiny 10 the
above terms and sent in return 70 any part Of the
Stale. without troubling the owners 20 areompauy
IL. MAFTESON ( BRADNER.
N. B. Persons coming from distance with
q quaDsityof Noolto be eardsd or ma nufa c,ursd
If obliged to stay over night, shall be TO NO ca
psnse. NIB.
Joliet, March 22d, lel7. ~ 'ss1l
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Cheese Us. Cannon Shot.

g The. greatest ammunition that we have
heard Oflately, was used by the celebra.
ted Commodore Coe, of the Montevidian
Navy, who, in an engagement with ad.
mirAl Brown. of the Buenos Ayrean ser.
vice, fred every shot from bis lockers.
"What shall we do, SIR" asked his
FIRST Lieutenant; ''we'ye not a single shot
aboard-rOund, grape, canister, and douL.
y 1eiheaded, are all gone" aE
Powder gone, eh?", asked Coe.
mo, Sir-go: lots Of that yet" =
I'VE had COMPOUNDED hard cheese
round Dutch One--for desert at dinner
Today don't you remember it!' said
81 ought to--I broke the carving knife
in trying to CIT it. Sir" - -.l. 10 5.t
"Are there any more nboard?"
"About two dozen, Strive took iem
from droger," .,-.,, -r@,,.
"Will they go into the 1s pounders!"
by thunder, Commodore. but that's
the idea. I'll try lhem," cried the first
huff. ,@.NtaE 81 - =
- And, in a few minutes, the fire Of the
old Santa Maria," Goes ship,) which
had stopped, was re.opeped, and Admiral
Brown found more shot flying over his.
head. Directly one of them Struck his
mainmast, and as it did so, shattered and
lew in every direction. .ir aar. ~
- "What the devil is that the enemy is
,fringl asked Brown, but nobody could
Tell. r.. 70 -. ~ -.
Directly another one came in through
port and killed two men who we're
!standiHg near him; then striking the CD.
Posiie bulwar ks, burst into flinters.
1a "By jove, this is too much; this is some
new tangled Paixhan or other--I don't
like 'em at al = cried Brown; and then.
Hsfour or five Of them came slap through
his sails, he gave the order fill away, and
actually backed out Of the fight, receiving
q parting broad side of Dutch cheese.
This is an actual fact, as our informan.
wac the first lieutenant of Goes ship
Monitor. ~ .-,,...4. -...,....... ..
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HARD WARE.

SO boz. Table Knives & forks,
25 boz. Pocket Knives,
25 boz: German Silver Tea
Spoons, 6 do do Table Spoons,
Pad Locks, Metal cocks, mineral Knobs
cottage Locks. cottage Stop Latches, Iron
Squares, GHand Saws" Razors, Percussion caps,
Drawing Knives, Rasps and Files, "Spurs,''
Spectacles. Steel pens by the card, Ba!dwin's
Butts, Brass Butts and Screws, wrought Nails,
Coffee Mills, "Wire Sives," Grain Scoops, SHOW
els, Ames Shovels. Maho7ny KNOBS, Rat and
Mouse Traps, and Augers for sale at LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago St.
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-G ANEoDoTE. Gen. Wool, the heroic
soldier Of BueDa Vista, is a rigid discip.
liDarjan. as well as an accomplished off.
Ger. The following ''good un" which
Capt. Tobin tells as happening in camp,
mist have excited the General TO q little
degree. While sitting in his marquee, a
Mexican was ushered into his presence,
whose demeanor denoted the Importance
OF some weighty communication which he
wished to deliver. The General could
notspeak Spanish and his interpreter was
sought in vain. A long specimen of
Sucker, who, from the ouire style ofhis
dress, the Genearal took parhaps for a
ranger, happened at this moment to
SIraggIe past: .-.s... b
"Come here my man," called out the
General, With an air Of perfect non.
ehalence, the Sucker dotted his battered
castor and entered the tent.
"Do you speak Me1ican?" enquired
the General.
why General, | rather guess not"
~ "Wells'can you tell me of some one
who does?" .ri n.'7 ".ar
eyes sir-ee-I jist can" answered the
man. s.-s-. r- -r- ...
J. "Quick, then, let me- know where he
IT," demanded't the irrascible commander.
"Wby. here" drawIed the imperturable
Sucker, laying his hand on the Mexican
with when it was desired to communi.
cate-"he can't speak nothing else"
Capt. Tohin left just then.
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LOTS & LANDS

Many ofthe above have valuable improvements
OH them, for sale on reasonable terms. Also
other tracts and lots for sale. Enquire Of
S. w. BOWEN, General Land Agent.
March, 1877. Joliet. III
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Joliet steam Foundry.

a OAACG SUCSakM 4 O1H1OESe
THE Subscriber continues to manufac.
ture Castings ofall kinds, for custom
ers at shortnotice, Havingrecently erect
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
THRESR11IG MACHINES
Oftwo MISUNDERSTANDING cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la
test improvements, and finished in su-
perior style constantly on hand.
All kinds Of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs, and other ar.
ticlesusually furnished at such establish
ments constantly on hand.
ScraPIron received in exchange for cas-.
tings or work.
M. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, 10. 1916.
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Our army. on entering Mexico encoun-
tered an, American prisoner, tied on a
beard, with his flesh fayed from his limbs,
and his heart cut out, and other indigni
ties committed. on the corpse too shocking
lodscency to rslate. Surely such bar.
basiens deserve the yengeAnceOf conquest.
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10 MEND IRON PoFs.-To repair
cracks, &c. in iron pots or pans, mix
some finely silted lime with well-beaten
whites of eggs, till reduced to a paste;
then add some iron file dust, apply the
composition to the injured part, and it will
soon become hard and fit for use.-Er.
change pdDe,-.