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RHEUMATISM.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
THO SATISFY THE PUBLIC OF THE AU.

II r.. -
THENTlCIrY Of the following been attest
Ell before the Mayor OF New York:
hereby certify that for the thirteen years
Veey afflicted with attacks OF
hancs aud limbs accompanied with POINTS
sometimes the pains have been
move, and heah conplstr, d.stoy,d
was troubled with low brain ana
Inc incesaui and endured
wish for an end Of sIhrngs by death think no ban
being imagine For almo.t every
tiEs-a my n. various por.
Of Europe % winch had lid sought medical advice ana
LOT considerable tine under the Of the
SIC Liverpool but he did good. ON nv arrival an
York last September obliged leave NY ship was n
able u walk step without aSttnes respects
adreadiu situation with the 20 III.
'y Hospital AMI put unis TIL Dr Moses Hofn,n
AMI other phlea Hospital szcs Of az
weeks but only tire SEAMAN Hoo
pia - sta'on Island when nd. Te1ug
process OF Mercury This nearly doctors tod
me must die A. had read advertisements Of Df
thrisiie IN the th,t were and 10 be
M by The Gaivauie aTtcie d., b, 10 send
10 The Once AMI get Ga case GaIvani-
Bands Tor the vi Il ami limbs ehtcd
he tud ihe people al the To tals uetei
and told
and used the Fuui For the 10 change.
but the neit morning the sics limbs
The pain less By e better respect and a.
ts' ttaH Nks f Haspit ,-isr,ly cured Since that
time. which thln Wet .te.
and from th'nce to Anwc anl during hay. had
no attack whatever Of Rheuna ana my
health has been perfect though e1po
81 to al lhe veis-uees Of Prom bcng 90 week that
could barely stini have become strong ard hearty a. al any
% Tod o. M life and firmly believe that happy
u been the power Of po,
Chrsues Gllvanic Bands and Magnetic q.
HENRY JOHNSON
No. 33S, Pearl Street, New York
on the 10th day Of November houSani hundred ard
forty appeared before within Henry Johnson and
moe solemn oah a TIE above statement Is sui anial
each and every particular A. II NlCkLE
Mayor OF the CVof New YORK.
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Portrait pniuttny

TO Tvs r,rEoss rvs ssrs
WIN. G.. GROWN, Of London. politely inform.
%" tuffns Of Richmond vicinity that A. IN. n.
hs studio aud Ethioiuon Room Alsu Btos,.
uvm are hc Founus o. scvvaI dsnsuasd inavtsu,l. -
NnoSn q ths Ciy wv
h'on' %. nol = II osFN LaGs,ssi gentlemen ar.
" lu
F1'HRrN BARRELS NheuaH. APFIFs Tor al. ~
" l' WoHTHNM. N'GRUnPR A 90
SPISiIs TURPENTINE-1o csss. sgs,,, -r,,,...
~ uns n ifon bound cssss aBdins and ast AZ b,
BissELL 4 NCAyDLDH
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az Duniop. uoncurc q 40.
SPaSOuabIe Dry S.oods--nt Au..s,,,

Ca WEiNESpAt,thr "a Gay q March neat Commencing \,
e''cs az our slcs room, without rs.syr
hrsc snf gcrtnI tfs'ruent Dr. s fssb ana
'Hy t'''ab otrf,f With te baafre STOCK Of 10 =.
mlnns 'r.m our hH -aic arT- raugIars hsrsaftf
Ictms-l nder 90 cash slcG nos cred. for ,,r,t
nefoi abs paper 70 ~ DUNLOP MONCVREACO 49,.
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aE-FH Nv ~ ~ in
IND GENUINE,
and Retail:
Leek-I.arge Scotch
Lettuce - White aai C,s.n
Head, Esrly CURED I.d,,-
White aud Gre, n Co.'s, Brown
Dutch
Melon-Nutm"g. Green Ciiron,
Pine Apple
Water Melon-hnsst KIND.
Nasturtium
hustart-White and Black
On on-White and Red
.DkTa
Peas--I-audreyh's Extra Fsriv.
Eary May, do Frame Blue
tru'-an, Dwarf Marro~f.t,
Bnhon's nwatf Profile
PeppeT-ASoded
P-rniP--Long smooth, French
sugar
Parsiey-Fine Cgf-i
Fumf Nn-Large yellow
Rhuhare-for Tarts
Had;ish-Loag Scarlet. Long sai-
mon. White Tumip. Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
sai-iiy-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
rqulsh-Eatly Bunch
Iomaio-!.arge Red ard Yellow
Tumip-AsroCed
Herb and Flower Seeis.
WIN. PALMER.
"a 90
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE A. co.,
MAN GERS OF LOTTERIES
Richmond. va.

D.PAINE a. CO.,
MAN AGERS OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond. Va.
VUNHE New Year opens with tho most BRILLIANT
Il sehsmes under the management Of o. PAINE CO. wheh
have yet been P'ss-nta The pube IN. o MAYNARD
Lotteries now under the exclusive Of Paine Co
also offered tn the of Forsns Hone mo-, Of
the Grand Capai have bern spL pad At .sh A.. t l
lowing Grand Schemes February Rsmsnbs for a,x. mr..
and ptonp, Ray adir..- ouisr. to - 'sN w.
e. W. PURCELL. Agent (oT the Managers.
Richmond. Va.
Splendid Schemes for February.
FOR 2orli FEBRUARY
50OOO 20 900! 10000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Gas. No s-to b.
drawn at Wilmington D.lawste saturday February 60 1877
~ NUMBERs-i3 DRAWN.
os.sD cITfr.ts.
Prize or $4,000 Ptirs Of sasOa
..so......... 5000 20 ........... 1000
.do........... 5000 100 .So........... 400
ds:.:..::;.: 5000 &c.
package Of whoies $3.50. halves 81: quarters Is
10000 Dollars, divided Prizes Of $1,000 Don.r.-l
TEN DOLLARS
sUsoUEnANNA LOTTERY, Chs. No Ia-,o h. drawn =,
Balumore. February gam, 1877.
rs SshBERs-Is DRAWN
r rii.s. $1,000 r'ns
....do'........... 1000 90 Prins, of........ 900
:. 90 80; 80 ,,,'.' 1'Ooo &c &c
slsO-shaTe- proportion
" Persons ordering the package may deduct the price Of
three tickets
We have every day Lotteries from 90 and when remit
lance made 10 large small Away. in the most
popular Lotteries on hand The drawings requested
all who order from The al
usual or prx te s,, m,
postage be paid IN IA. above It.. ar.
received aud all orders addressed In. mos. poup
and eonisden ta attention. Address
Il. PAINEk co, Managers.
ao ~ Richmond. Va
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BY Davenport. Allen q Co.
Auction Sale Dry Goods.
On MONDAY, March lst at 9 o'clock. we
'ha EEL al our Auction Room general or stap!.
add iahey Dy Goods suited u the sppTOac
Particulars hereafter.
TERAs-An under sIoO cash 500 ami upwards uns-
credit Tor approved endorsed paper.
e 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO. Auet.
BY Williams a Harau.
Groceries, Liquors, &c
On WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT 24h ,n-,.n, ., N
oel"es' ia front OF store auction
sortnenl OF Gfoernes, Liquors, Consisting OF
Porto Rico aud New Otleaus Susar
New Orleans Molasses
Gunpowder and Pousbonx Tea
kio l-aguirl and Java Coffee
Window Glis stI0 NJ IO1Ia
Masons' superior Challenge BaeklHx
Prime bunch Raisins, I boEes
Bacon Sides prime qualify
Bacon ShDui-Ts old new
First qualify ;, -m Candies
ODD Nhssey
Imitation brandy
Champagne Wil-, &c H.
TEEss-Under 500. cash $500 and ov.r To-, .,, - A..
for approved negotiable WILLIAMS SHAXAJI Az
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~ are very superior qualify, for iaicby
fe6 WIN. ANDERSON L Co
BALLS, PARTIES AND WEDDINGS
WE subscriber would respectfully call and
examine 'pcndii assortment white aud satin Fin
which he l just received by Express a
MeCudy with those uy Ia. as.o
meut more extensive than has SEASON A.,
received an additional OF beautiful Cney cood
snk Boots, part OF which plaid Sk. Soncthing new
u. n. FRANKLIN
Ladies and Gents boo, and shoe Mandatory sret
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OFFICE NO CRY HOTEL. RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
For February.
S35 29i.
A-raB, Lottery. H. Gos Ist7 To b. s,~, y,s,,v 20
Ist7. -
rsuE.
20 o.
10 90 oE.................. 400
II DRAWN NUMBERS OUT OF 7s
Tickets $40 halves $50 Packages
Of &c Whole Tickets si2O: halves so. quarters 10.
$4,000.
IN PRIZES OF sl2OO0-ll OO0-I0 600!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cas- No. 8. ss 1910 b.
drawn feb'y ~, I5t7.
-RExx
Przs Of. $4,000 I
i......do. ..........Iiooo Of ..............2o 1900
i.. do. 5000 of.................I4s 0
10 Prr-- $1,000 Ioof.................s 500
TO- do. Of 100 IOof.................25
Ticket. g. halves quarters II! c-rtse... OF Paesa
OF &c Whole Tickets ss5. halves ~ so qs 10 IS
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class D. for lsI7 BE-
briary -. ist7.
GRAND sous~E.
Prre of...... $4,000 10 Prins- o. $4,000
.do............ 10000 10 ...do........... 500
-. do ........... 1000 10 ...do........... 400
80 1000 1000 10 '....:... 200
90 NO LOTTERY-Is DRAWN BALIOTs
Tickets go; halves S. quare. 50.
Certificates OF packages VI 20 who-- ...........sIIo
Do......... do. .22 HslvcA..
Do--.--.. do % tluaftsr-- u so
5 OrJs. for Packages, snze Tekst. i'm IN.
above sebeme addressed alsBed 10 by return
Of Mail when Drawings forward
ed - soon received Address
January l. ist7 Rrhyona v.
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kEf nor RENT. The tenement lately o.

1n.A eupici by HaSai, Esq, Main Opposite
MI John Hob,ons houes). The contains eleven
roos-ihe Kitchen three The premises being anej
the rooms viii be handsomely papered. Possession given
about the 18th FebTy
Also the enemen 9Th street, LATELY occupied by Blair
ued Ihs house contains IL and has attached all
sary out houies all which will be required In
mediate poEss given.
49, house and lot adjoining Mrs Cangtons School
ing ~ rooms, buck kitchen Febr
OF sooner required The above supplied city
N 2l-cnn GEORGE TAYLOR cnrncr Of Nm I,,r,
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GAKDEN Seed.

IRON GROWERS Or KSOEN REPUT4TToNr ,yD u an
hfSTED FRESH IND GENUINE
Al Wholesale and Retail:
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lotteries.
j. W. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
csueee..ers 60 .. q. Gregory A Col

orrIcE. No. 1 CRY HOTEL RICHMOND v,o,,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-29
DRY DOCK AT BROOKLYN.
SUPPLIES FOR 1919.


Navy AaENr'i OyYIcE,}
-~rc,oa. - NEW YoRK, May 8th l8t7. !
mo South William street, until Saturday the 5h day
Of June next at IL o'clock M for such quantities OF the fol-
lowing article: az may be required ordered drec
the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1919
The proposals be made in duplicate the enyeope
be endorsed Proposals o Class No Il to H. as the case NAV
bel put no offer will be considered without written guar
y signed by one responsible persons that the Sc
lected bidder bidders will execute bond and consct
ding to law when notified of the acceptance their Offer
Class No l-HYDRAULIC CEMENT
eooo barrels Of 300 pounds each Of Cement per barre
lass No. 2-BUILDING HAND ~ "a'e"
10y c"Sc YARDS sand clean pure sex per cubic yard
Class NO. S-bHokhN stone AND BEACH PES.
500 cubic yards: one half each OF broken s,or.
and Pebbles, hard, durable aud clean NOT 10 cr
Class No WHITE OAK TIMBER pLANKSI cubic s "a
5000 cubic feet white oak timber sawed 10 n ,' w. &C.
l6 inches square, 30 TO so feet long " r.x .uh r..
1000 cubic feet white oak mber saved o., ' s"o' oo-
Y inches square, rs to 10 feet long, do
10000 feet b. M. w. q. plank, ~ 10 a inches ""
thick Is to 30 feet long, ~ "a, Al n N A
$4,000 feet NJ. w o. Jersey seasoued) tbeL " " D. ~"
Is to 30 feet long H.
5000 feet b. M. Maple Joist, to G inches "o
square, Is TO 30 feet long, do
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iashss diameter. 100 cubic feet. per cubic foot
inches diameter, 100 cubic feet, do
ls History H:toIyy 1.l: i oss by sSs:
e... X X iss@:eTi'khEew PINE TIMBER. FLANK. &c.
sss s:s q YsST il rs ss.! i0 :sass:
tO.O feet long, per cubic foot.
;. 4 hi :ssIs t @H:S s.
CHS: S :. Sf5iasS SIs' r IN PLANK
1000 cubic feet Of White Pine Timber, to is
inches square saved 20 70 20 feet long cubic foot
White %Ssl
3to smches square, sawed, Bto 40 feet
5000 ise: NJ Whit. Pin. Plank ss qu.l' per NJ IT, b. M
10000 1 nSRsi f fsa .:sssd sa! Hsy do
q, 900 s.s afG.; hsk pI !; 2 30 long do
5000 n. VIZ 1ssnS So: :si inch 10
5000 lssI D. NJ. Spruce Plank, twide) " tos
inches thick Y Gas T. 50 N Net 1 1onii DO
% ss' Sf e: small nat 's:
On ;S,r.isht and sound xy,, p: per lnsd 70
sssi: sssfis %ns as:
5000 pound. of s caa: ss '5aRsSs s.i
1000 pound. o5 Cast Steel. X to inches square "
1000 pound. Of Cast Steel. blistered DAT, from u
5000 pounds of Wrought Iron, round. u to
20 900 i pSasd. d, "a Wcurh, ou round xo
5000 pounds Of Wrought Iron, square, 4 to
inches diameter, do
$1,000 pounds Of Wrought Iron, fat & to Ik inches
thick, and to inches wde do
5000 pounds Of Wrought Iron crow.bsrs, to8
feet long-and pinch and shackle bars, 3to
feet long,, do
1000 pounds Of Wrought Iron washers, 4 to
inch hole, do
1000 pounds Of proved chain, q to X inches di.
ameter do
1000 pounds Of timber chain, y inch, 9te 10 feet
long, very best quality, do
1000 pounds Of blocks for Granite hammers, do
Class No. 9.-HARDWARE-
! dozen eros cros;s-cut. Avs Per Dozen
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young man named John Cramer, of Andover, sus-
county y. j., hung himself on the 10th His wife
ecaldcd 10 death about six weeks after her maria
and her loss caused an incurable melancholy which re-
suited ~ stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-29
HIGHLY INTERESTING
FROM MEXICO.

Sklrmish between the Mounted Rihemen and
the MexicanS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-29
FOUR OF THE ENEMY KILLED.

CAPTAIN WALKER STILL IN PURSUIT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-29

The dwelling house, barn. and other out buildings of
w NJ. Depuy, In Marbletown, High Falls in this
county, totally destroyed by frc the night Of
Wednesday the 18th instant Ali the furniture in the
house consumed, the inmates having barely time
effect their egress In their night clothing Several Of
them severely though not dangerously burned be-
fore they could escape from the house Three horses
nine cows fourteen sheep and twenty hogs pershed in
the flames About two hundred bushels Of grain, and
all the farming utensils belonging to the premises were
consumed. Ulster Republican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-29

BY 2RRER Of EnR yAEpss AND DOCKS
sails made II dupl and the word "Proposas
VII be recevedby the Navy Agent his ocs, No South
9foss. NSoon for the .qpply q hs fo!lSwas articles "
station for the fiscal close the 30th June 1915
$50, Glass l-TIMBER, LUMBER, &c.
mooo cubic feet white pine timber. per cubic foot.
merchantable. from 40 to so feet long, TO
square not less than II inches at the top
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THUNDKRBoLT.-It is said that this celebrated
highwayman, of whom all trace had been lost,
died few days since Mt Brateboro' Vt, where he had
for several years been practising physician, in which
profession ne enjoyed considerable celebrity.
During his last illness he refused to be undressed and
when his. end hired two men TO bury him In his
clothes just he died contract which was not full.
filed their part In consequence OF the neghbor who
were DESTROYS OF giving his remains decent and
BETTING burial On removing his clothes previous TO
his being laid out the OF this eccentric desire Of
his was manifestthe withered leg and cork heel the
shot marks and the scar which witnessed previous at
tempt at suicideprecsely laid down in Lightfoots
description OF illuminated him the Thunderbot
who had gained such notoriety in England and this
country AS one Of the most daring and successful high
waymen that graced the annals OF crime. On his
person also found dirk and pistol and among his
effects arms Of all descriptions, together with Watches
diamonds, jewelry, &c, to enormous value, packed
away In sawdust. He always went dressed In three
suits OF clothes to make his figure porty and 10
prevent recognition and his wthered leg was found
wound with clothes, to make appear the size OF the
other r-Bavrs Patriot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-29
SIX AMHRICANs KILLED.

MORE GUERILLA ATTACKS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06

Lime ! s.i,.ic :.

yH'IlE subscriber is prepared to fur
q ni>h, at the shortest notice, any
quantity Of good IIme, a, the loves, terms.
His kiln on the east side of Fox River
few rods north of the bridge.
Ottawa, June II. 4? +. BRADY.
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Cholera, .SUmmcr Complaints, DIR
,hGa Dyta,ery, 0ad oR oiher ong'menis
ofHe S'o0ioch and Bprcis, cnm IN DR.. u.
Jsgnes CWnin0iire Boisam.
New Yrk. Sch month LIST, 1883.
Friend d.. JtYNE.-lt gives me much plea
sure 10 inform thee Of the result If Gaze IN
which ! administered thy CatmiaaiircsB ,h0m,
and consider II 10 he matter Of duty due thee
ud the public, to give the following statements.
being called to visit patient few days since,
! found be was vomiting and pureng most vin-
ENTITY, wlh sryerc Tnrmina and Clamps in the
upper and lower cyiromiiies, and also in the alb
dom nal pnrcs. The Tramp WAS so violent,
hat II took ionr men 10 rub him necessarily. In
keep down The spasm, and To use his own words.
10 said it seemed 10 him as II his bones would
snap In two. There were also violent cho'ic
pains around the ubical region, attended with
very distressing nauscas, in short considered II
to be a case uf genuine cholera found on lr-
lpiry, the palicnt had been unvcl the day PIE.
yious. with a loosnrss Of the bowels. That six
hours before saw hin, he was seized with the
complaint, enI had gradually grown worse.
lhc t1iteniiits were cold and he was nearly
pulsel,ss Immediately gave him spoonful
f thy B,s,m, which IN few moments, was
elected from he stomach, hut on giving It n few
times, the stomach became settled, and he cS-
pressed himself much relieved. ! then gave HIN
caomcl AID opium powder. In two hours
from The time | saw him be felt quite easy, aud
iell asleep, and slept well for five hours; but on
waking the symptoms ngnln returned ! directed
more Of the Basqm 10 be- given bliO, when the
disease suh,iltd aud The pa,nt vas convalcs'
cent, !, took only one bottle to ellrc, cure.
have also ,, often witncssed the hcnefcal effects
of the Carminih,c Bnlsnm in summer complaints
and diluhur, 'ha, would not 4" wlthout II iDf
us ystigH in Vlcey I remain thV friend
Iu'y 80 1911. THOMAS MOTT, VI u.
- Broadway, Y. y.
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Lnkc NLrllI. CAlcnun.

SS""S sS''''' t"''"S"'
rENRlS remedy is prepared entirely ifon vege.
IL table substances and contains no mercury,
arsnic or anything that prove injurious to the
system. LIS effects are thosa If deob-trurDt and
tonic, well adapted 10 restore the healthy action
If the liver aud stomach whose functions are 81
generally impaired IN this class If Jlscases
tluulur and other tonics serve only in many
cases to brake tho ctills, put d, net remove the
disease Of the liver aud other organs implicated
on which the chill AMI fever depends hense the
usefulness Of the Fluid Extract of Bark" (par-
tlculhriy where physicians cannot readily he con.
-ultcn) which contains ~ the qualities suited L.
the indication Of these moiidies.
The .'@'iuid Extract Of Bark" is prepared by
DR., Sawyer after several wears experience in AL.
mlnisiering To tknsc afflicted, both in the eastern
and western pat of the United States. and he
can confidently ,mmtn /, 10 the public as pos
sessing virtues well adapted to the permanent
cure Of the often lung proracied inlcrmiltents
and rcnitlcnts Of unhealthy districts.
llundfo l. Of testimonials in regafd TO the eff
cacy Of the medicine from persons of rcspecinhik
ity have been given to the proprietor hut he
does not make use nf them NJ he prefers to hav,
the medicine ,r,duce itself solely hy lis merits
Sold 10y KING IL WHITE. nefof la Sail
and Canal streets, who have constantly on han,
a large supply Of Drugs. Medicines, Oils, by
stuff &c.
Jnly 30 .Si7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06
DR.. D Jome's Cma,;aaiire Baisom

~
-Ttl. is o,r,f're most efficient, pleasant AZ
.af' compositions c,er rGtrel to Ih" public, '"r
;hr cure of ihc various demrgrmenl oi the stutn-
lch aud bowels and the only Article worthy e
the least confidence i'r curing chul"'s iuiantum.
~ Summer complaint, and ia he shore ani f'.
IoO Ing Jisrasos. It really acts like charm, va
Dy-rnIciy, art ~ lunsencs., chulrfn NOR
hns. summer complaint, chulic. gripping pans,
sour s,omoch sicl, anl nervous headache. heart.
huru, wa'crhrnsh. pain W -itkncss Of the sIom.
sch, vomiting, splnng up Of food after eating.
ard aIs,, where il passes through the hrdy un.
changed, want rf appetite. fr,'IessnCss AMI ina
hhty 70 ,ieer. wind m toe stonac, and bowels,
uy-t"uc', cramp, nervous trrmurs nud tWuching.
~ -sckur--, hrnrnrs, melancholy aud lowness
of .pirils ir'tiiug and CRYING Of infants. aud for
al howd affections and urrynus diseases.
For sale hy WlIkci ~ lIicbhnr, Ottawa. -
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james Smaiipe piUs.--rhese pill.

JaJne's SaHaiipe PiHs.--These pills
may be taken Ut ali times, and in NEST disenses :;
in ingimms,ory intetmit'aut, remi,iant, billions,
and every form of FEVER-Jnuuhiccs and Liver
Complaint. For Dyspepsia they ara really lnvol-
liable article, gradually changing tho viiaied se-
creations Of the stomach and liver. and produ-
cling healthy action in those important orguns.-
They arc very valuable for diseases Of the Skin.
and for what Ia commonly called inquiry of the
Blood also for Female Complaints, Costiveness,
&c, aud fact every disease where an Aperi.n,,
Alternative, Or purgalive medicine may be requlr-
cL
Dyspepsia posiiahly can be cured by perscvc.
ring use Of this Sana,ive. especially II the Tonic
Veriniuge he used in conjunction.
Prepared MY by DR.. Jayle, No. South
Third street. Philadelphia,
For sale by Walker ~ II king. Ottawa. 3
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Mars hai', Sale.
UIaed states If dueGca, ! CO
n I... ~ ...... - y

DH"d y MH"N
Epi virtue Of several wrlls Vt alias peudiiu,
I'D erpOHas, to me- directed, issuing nut "f the
Circuit Court Of the United STATE, tur the Dstncl
OF lliiuuiS, one in favor Of William NJ. iialstcl,
Richard I. llNinr', Matthias ] lials'cd Jane,
". llalstcd IN fre,crick =. Winston, another
IN favor Of William +. Packer, and another in
favor of Charles Scuhdcr, rhnmas T. Cords and
Marshall : Scuiicr, aud all against Robe,t p.
Woodwork aud james II. Woodwork, defend.
antt; shall sell ut public sale at II o'clock, VI.
on Friday the 2O,h day OF August, \. d. lsi7
at the Court House in Ottawa. county OF la
sale, and State of Illinois, the following jescr.
ed property OF the s,id defendants, situated In
said county, 10 wit; The south-ycs, Quarter and
the west half Of the ruth cas-, quarter Of section
two, ~ in township thirly-,No, (92) north oi
range four (i) east Of the third prnclp,l mrril.
ian, containing two hundred AMI forty (oiO)
acres more or lcss; the east hllf of section sew.
enteen, N7) in township thih, two. (32) north
OF range five, ~ east of said mOidian last men.
toned, containing three hundred an twenty
(32O( acres, more or less; the siuh.wrsl quar-.
ter Of section twcn'y-hul (?i) in township lhir.
ty-iour, (3l) north OF range two, (2) east nf said
third principal meridian, containing one hundred
aud sixty acres more or less 900.
SrINSON II. ANDERSON.
u Mrhd Dist. If MiROis.
j. NouNa Sc,nNoS, Ptg, AHy.
Ottawa, July % 1917. LIT
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his Old stand IN Columbus Street, Dear the Union
House. Brtl, mutton, YEA, --cver, thing ia sea-
son aud in his hoe ALWAYS on hard As he PAYS
cash fr all he buys, he Is Obliged Ia exact II on
all hi, sales. Heads up. right face, fnf~ard,
msrch-to the Butcher, aud draw your riions
Of steak, roast, &c &c.
Ottawa, july % 1917. IN
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Estate Of Simon CroSIcr, deceased.
ri Office is hereby given to all per.
" sons having claims agains, said es.
tate. to present them, to be proven, 10 the
CourI of Probate in aud for the county OF
La Sale, at the regular term of .aid court,
20 be holden at the Probate office, in OF
tawa, on Thursday The 29lh day of July,
a. ID. 1877. as | have fixed on that day
to attend said court, and have said claims
legally adjusted; and all persons indeb,
ed to said osmte are requested 10 make
immediatc payment.
SARAH CROSlER, Rdm'r.
AMASA o. CROSlER, Admr.
Ottawa, June 10, 1917.
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Cholera, .Sammcr Complaints, DIR
,hGa, Dyseniery, ond oR oihsr Dermg'me"is
ofHe Siomoch and Bnrfi' cutd by DR.. u.
JIl,ie's C,pniin0iire BDisam.