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Forty Thousand Grated
+ X u | Il Il II + f. 5

4 NOW offer TO the public a, my Nursery near
a. the village OF Dayton, west side of Fox liver,
ia Sale county, the largest number and greatest
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest of the Wabash.
They were procured FROM Curtis celebrated Ed.
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hundred
vorlcs of Apple, fifty varieties OF Pear thirty va
rifles OF Plums, Cherries and Peaches all of the
choicest fruit, which have been selected during
the last % years by the industrious aud indciati.
gable projectors Of the Nursery, at great cx.
pensc, from nearly all the states in the Union
and many of the choicest varilos from Europe.
They are mostly Of two year. growth, and from
three to five feet IN height, aud OF sufficient size
To set. Those wishing toplnnt orchards will not
iaIl to perceive the great advantage of setting
young and thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
aud climate in which they are destined To he set
over those usually brought from a different, soil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs amputa.
ted to save transportation, and the fbrous root,
injured hy long exposure to n dry atmosphere.
WELLS WATT.
Sept. rs, 1916. I2-v
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Houses File Ointment.

Us most valuable, safe, and certain cure for
4 the PtieS. QrNumcrous certificates of the
happy effects Of this Ointment may be found up
on the wrapper accompanying each hottie.
Prepared only by GEO. w. HOUSE Nash
Vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport by Stryker Hrecne
wholesale agents for Wisconsin, llca, h'cH'gaH,
northern Illinois & Ind. for which Territories
and states all orders should be addressed
G. b.THOMHSON, Agent, Ottawa ILL.,
Ottawa Junp 80 1876 l-l2
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Lat:i! LItIi:!

A FIRST rate article OF bunch la,h 10
IN. now being made a, the Marseilles
mills, where they will be constantly kept
on hand; they will also be KEEP, for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Sizer and G.
Burr; they are better article than pine
lath, and ill be sold cheaper than the or.
binary cost Of getting lalh from Chicago.
A ,olerable article will be sold a! SO per
thousand.
November ~, 1916.
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1yarSlill's sale.

Z NITED States Circuit Court, Tx.
q ecution No. ll09. By virtue OF a
writ Of plu, fl. fa., Of No. s25. to me
directed from the United States Circuit
Court for the District OF Illinois. in favor
of Elliott Aduer, Of Davidson. and against
Henry G. Hubbard and Gurdon S. Hub
bard, have levied on the following prop
erty TO vii
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n T. w G. . o ID )
Il. BASSHEE"E'

q AS just received choice addition
n IL to his stock Of DRY GOODS,
suitable TO the season, 10 which he has
added
Groceries, Hard are,
~ Crockerr,
and many other articles in demand in
this market. As he purchases altogether
for caah, he feels confident that he can
underscll, by ten per cent, those who
purchase on a credit, besides making a
liberal discount TO those who purchase
by the piece orpackoge.
Produce Of all kinds taken for goods,
and considered the same as cash. The
citizens of Lasalle county are respectfully
invited TO call and examine for them
selves. April 40, 1877.
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BETTER B ARGAlNS-.-Brawp muslins.b un
} nd bleached Canton fannels, with any thing
in the line of Prints can and uiH gire better
burgnins than have been offered heretofore in this
market. Let no one fail to call and examine the
goods before buying elsewhere.
l6 q NArriSGEa.
Get. TO- 1886
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HiaC;Ssuai.l,ing.

C,,-,N THE subscriber takes this meth.
- 8 cd Of returning thanks for the pub.
XII y lie patronage heretofore extended
~ ~ 10 han, and wishes to inform hi.
k.uzllNlA friends and public generally that
~>>S--t.-/ he has turned his whole attention
TO the manufacturing II wagons aud bugsies, in
all its branches; he has secured himself the hes,
OF workmcn, both in wood aud iron, and his stock
of lumber aud iron cannot be surpassed by any
in this vicinity.
Wagons made 10 order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment, west Of Chicago.
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons ready finished, on hand and can
finish any kind to order ia a few days notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10, 1876. u. BARNARD.
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Information wanted.

OF Michael Blnnlghan, young man
Of about 20 years Of age, Of county Mon.
Afghan, Ireland, who arrived at Milwau-
kIe, Wisconsin, last fall Any inlorml.
ton concerning him will be received by
his brother, the subscriber, al Plaueyille,
Grant county. Wisconsin.
April OF Patrick BANSIGuAy.
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hOG LOSr.--Slraycd or stolen, on
~ or about the 81 inst, a Liver col.
ored Pointer Dog. without spot, having
on his neck steel chain. Whoever
will return said dog, or give Information
a, the'sIore Of +. l., Boughlcn where he
may be found, will be Literally remune.
rated. April o, lS47,
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$500 Dollars Reward.

4 WILL pay 200 dollars TO any person
n or persons who will give iuformalion,
,I,a, may lead 10 The detection of The per.
son or persons who committed the mur.
der on The person 81 J. Humes, whosg
body was found in Fox river about mile
above this place. +. LoRiNc. CoIener.
Ottawa. Jan. 20, lS47.
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Illinois Weekly Packet for Isl7.

& ss The last running pas
- ~ scuger steamer, Didf,
t. 49, ~ O. II. PRATT, N0Sier,
will run as IA regular packet during the
season, between st. Louis, Peru and UrI-
ca-lcaving ST. Louis every Tuesday
evening at g clock. Returning Will
leave U!ica every Friday morning at G
o'clock, and Peru at 0 o'clock. For
freight or passage apply TO the Captain
on board. or to Cushman & Gridley, OF
tawa. or |. ID. Harmon, Peru, Agents.
The Dial will extend her hips to OF
tawa as long as the water will permit.
March 26, lS47-37
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7. l.. DlCKEY e. E. S. LELAND

Have formed co-pnrtnership in the pnctic,
Of the law, excepting ia rel I'll 1n to business IN
Putnam and Kendall chuulics. Office over
Buchanan and Eichelbcrgor's, on the west sid,
of the public square.
DtttaEa, Ami 9. 1911
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ri Office is hereby given, that the
Y Couny Commissioners Court Of
Kendall county. at a special term Of said
Cour, to be held in Oswego on the first
Monday in Al ril next, will receive sealed
proposals for the erection and completion
of Court House for said county: said
building to be bull! Of Brick of the best
quality and in good workman.lke style.
and to be completed within twenty-four
months from the date of letting. Accor-
ding to a specification in the hands of ].
W. Chapman in Oswego, by application
TO whom. a, his store, all persons inter-
ested may learn the times of pc! men.
and all other facts in relation 70 said
building NJ. A. FENTON.
elk. Co. Com. Court, Kendall Co.
Oswego, March 3, lS47.
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piOW steel.

h USr received good assortment, Of
~ plow steel, A, 8, q, s, ~, ID, II
and 3 inches wide, of superior quality.
AIso-CarIlage springs. buggy axles
with pipe boxes, for sale by
37-f J MANLEY e. co.
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CITY HOTEL.

E.-rra THE public arc informed tha, this
f,y,1r5A establishment, hss been newly fitted
I;;.,Eeup and newly furnished in style to
s,.s=..sIs-ss correspond with the Increasing i'm.
porlance of the town, aud will hereafter he KEEP,
by the subscribers, who solicit share of public
patronage. IA FISHER,
PERRY II. SMITH.
Ottawa, March 90, 1917. 37.G
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nj Office is hereby given, that the
" trustees Of township 33, north Of
range 3, easl of Sd p. NJ, have appoint
ed l.. d. Cavalry agen, to collect pay for
the s,oae heretofore taken from the school
section in said township. All persons
who have received stone from said Sec
ton will please render an account Of The
same to said Cavalry Immediately. Also
all persons wishing to procure stonelrom
said section, will make arrangeme
with said Cavalry before taking the same.
GEO. II. NORRIS,
NJ. T.. HOLLlSTER. 7rusiees.
J. G. NATrlNGER
Ottawa. March IL, lS47.
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DE i. ordained, That the rates Of fer
I'D rage for ferrying over the Fox and
Illinois rivers, within the limits of the
town of Ottawa, be as follows, until 9th.
Ell wise established:
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MORE p2OOE.

Darlington, Beaver To-, Pa, Feb. 1899.
Dr.. ID. Jayne--Deat My little son, when
about two months old, was seized with bowel
complaint. II continued ior two weeks without
ilternlsslon, and not Silnstanding The remedies
prescribed by respectable Physician, we gave
up the child victim Us We supposed, 10 a fatal
disease. But pro,llentally heard Of J,ync's
Carninativc, as an tilrclual cure fur bowel com
plant, aud Immediately despatched messenger
TO a town seventeen miles oil Tor bottle. by
the use of this medicine, in les than thuty.sN
hours the disease was checked, and by is con.
start use for few days, the child was restored
to perfect health. Shortly arer this there &C.
CURED a similar case IN one OF the families OF my
congregation. ] prescribed layne's C1rmlna.
tive, aud The rcsu!; was speedy cure.
The same child owing 10 exposure, when re-.
Gently coming up the Ohio, was attacked hy
that horrible mnlady Group. We landed in the
night a, Beaver Point, and when our fears were
alarmed lest the hoar-c scpulchrll cough was
the fbrerunner Of death, we gave HIN lcaspoou-
fll OF your Eypectorani, and applied some lini.
mcnt to the throat aud breast; aud before many
minutes the hoaseucss was gone, the child
hreithc1 freely and slept sweetIy Owing To
these circumstances it clnnot be wondered At
why have $, high an opinion Of your med-
cnes, nnl why ! advise every family to kccl
:hem on had, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours.
ARTHUR B. BRADFORD,
Pastor Of the Presbytn Church, Darlington. Pa
Sol 10y & Il Walker, Ottawa. 81
UiStdr'S BalSam If UIH Cherry-
las COMPOUNDED all medical professors Of the
present age that have witnessed lis efficacy in
the treatment Of diseases Of the lngs or chest.
lis discovery Is al upd1hiahe evidence lbar
Science Is progressive in The healing art.
For sale by
Latest Nsws Crom HmriSbmg.
HtRgIsB Pa, July -, lSIG.
DR.. ID Jlyne-Dear Su-Nr John !. Miller,
residing on the Cumberland side Of the river,
directly opposite this place, called on me few
days since, ani stated that his wife was cured Of
very severe cough, which she had been lr"ub-
led with for a long time by the use Of your Tx.
pectnrint. Before she commenced using il, she
had become So weakened and reduced a, TO be
obliged to keep her he'd, with every appearance
OF having dcep.seaied Consumption. aud he had
very litte hopes of her recovery, especially on
the night before she commenced using the Ex-
pecturanL Her cough was so ught aud severe
that he did not think she could live I'LL morning.
aud three bpttes which he procured (rom me-
restored her 20 perfect health lie wishes me 10
communicate these hcts to YOU.
Respectfully yours, NJ. LUTZ.
b Solr tarminstive Balsiu answers al
mlrably the purposes for which ii is intended.
and Is quite in demand NJ. l..
For sale by + Walker, Ottawa. 81
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IDRlNrS--New style shaded stripe Ens'''n
l. prints. very rich, and many other new ps''
terms fut sale at s7-it boVeatoNS'
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Estate Of John Moore. decd.
Estate Of RuHef S. Duryea, iced.

y A'o ~ 'D"' Je", ""e "'
r. Office is hereby given to all per-
" sons having CLAIMS against said es-
tate, 10 present. them, legally proven, to
the Court Of Probate in and for the coun.
~ of Kendall, a! The regular term of said
Court, to be holden a, the Probate Office,
in Oswego, on Monday the TN day of
June, A. ID. lS47,-as have fixed on
that day TO attend said Court, and have
said accounts legally adjusted. All per.
sons indebted TO said estate, are request
ed TO make immediate payment.
SUSAN DURYEA, .3im'r.
hDril 2 IStS-38-4t
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Cheese StraineIs.

On PIECES Mrainering.
= Persons wishing to supply them
selves with the above goods, for dairy
use, will find The most suitable article a
the store Of J. G.. NATriNGER.
May Z. 1916.
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to James Ry-
IN ar. BIZ note or book account, while
a, Peru or Msrseiles, will please call at
his store in Marseilles on OF before the
fifteenth day Of February next, and settle.
or their notes and accounts will be left
with proper officer for collection.
Marselles, Jan. Is. ls47.
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List of LCIlCrs

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Ottawa
Ia La sale county, IT,, on the lot Of Aplil
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ESYING AND SCOURlNG-Mrs.

"a INU NND SNUU NI y u WIS.
~ NM. 7. BAILEY, opposite the
brick school house, Ottawa Centre, is
prepared to execute, in FIRST rate style,
all kinds Of dying and securing. Having
had number OF years experience, she is
well qualified to give general satisfaction.
Ouawa. March &c, lS47.
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Notice.

nv Z suhscsihcr having purchascd the inter.
4 est of his father in the stock and business of
the late firm. will continue to carry on the bust.
ness ut the old stand.
lie hopes the friends md customers Of The old
firm. will extend to him their patronage. and he
will endcevnr to merit l,by keeping On hand a
prime assos'mcn, Of desirable goods, which he
will sell "a owas the very lowest. The prescn,
stock will be closel a, very low prices to make
rc,,m for fresh ,ss"r,n'cn, in the spring.
Ottawa, Feb /, ~ ~ HM. VI. TRUE.
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Ltr'oHS ealing fDr letters on Tie ad0pe list wil
plsDst mention MA McY are ndrriised.
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UiStar's Baisam Of UIH Clergy
Has conlounded all medical professors Of the
present age that have witnessed lis efficacy in
the treatment of diseases Of the lungs or chest
lis discovery is al uudahiahle evidence tha,
Science Is progressive in The healing art.
Err Ill. IN
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nRlrD Peaches and Applcf, " superior quail.
IL inv, 70, sale at Stat BousaroS's.
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siIinois weekly Tackc, forr,47,
j. G.. NattingCr

INVITES attention to his large stock Of Tall
Il and Winter ShauS. Price from so Gents 10
50. f'0]
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Eoreign Mails.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United State.
from the ls of september, lSi7 the sh p
can be provided, the Ot of June, 1851 the following
routes, will be received the Contract Office of the Pos
Office Department, in the city of Weshingon until M
fhe 18th oJuly 1897 Ito be decided by the st OF August
in the manner and time hereafter specified, viz;
No. 2. From Charleston, s. O., by ST Augustine, Key
West and Havana, in the Island of Cuba Chagres in
New Granada, 2,llo miles and back, once every two
months, in steamships
Proposals for once month also for twice month
conveyance from Charleston, by II. Augustine and Key
West, 10 lavana, $40 miles and back, will be consid
cred.
Proposals for commencing The above route at New York.
Savannah, Pensacola, New Orleans, viii also be
sdered. Also, to omit 81. Augustine
No. 3. From Astoria, by San Francisco, in California,
Monterey and such other places the the Post
master General may direct Panama, New Granada
with extension Chagres, 900 miles and back,
every months, in steamships, between Astoria and
Panama, and by suitable land conveyance between Pana-
ma and Chagres.
cred.
No 4. From New Orleans, La, by Galveston, Texas,
Passo Gallo. and Brasos dc ST Jrgo Tampco, in Mexico
900 miles and bnck once month"; in steamships.
Proposals for more frequent conveyance will be consid-
cred.
The proposals should specify the day of the month on
which the vessel conveying the mail TO depart the
ports at each end OF the routes also heIday OF avai
each port
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Every person entitled to the rpbt of prce,npton to
alos within The limits OF The townships above enuinen
Is required 10 establish the same to the satisfaction
we hegsler and Receiver Of the proper Land Office, ~
maze payment therefor, as practicable after sflA
n's ao,e and before the day appointed for the commence
ment OF The public sale of the lands embracing the ai
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land once
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HS insaiid's or"cie.-By Doctor Kiichinsr, author
l. the Cooks Oracle, In volume. new edition
April ST. M TIA YLQR
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4 bus bid Tor Carrying The mail from -------- 10
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall into
obligation prior the lst day Of September next with
good aud sufficient surees perform the service pro-
posed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
MASTER other equivalent testimony that the guaranors
OF property and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be 10 the Department sealed
dorsed Proposals for Route No. -, in -----," and
addressed to the first assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combinations,
and the terms and conditions which the
be made, see the last annual advertisement.
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, April Il, 1917.
April 2I-Iawt15July
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commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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DIED.

Thursday evening, at O'Clock, Mrs HANNAH e. CoRCo
late MICHAEL CoRcoRAN the S9th Of
her age.
the family respectfully invited to attend her
funeral o'clock Saturday evening from her late
residence, Pennsylvania and sth street
Monday morning day Of November Wakefield in
county Wesmoreand Virginia. the residence of
WILSON esq., HENRY t. GARRETT Green county
Alabama which he resided during
He morning Of Sunday with
young Haywood he residence his father Col HENR
GssSrr visit his neghbor At about o'clock Of the
day with the home his
fathers Within less than mile Of Mr. wilson's house while his
momenary absent from him. supposed that his
ho fell him. PROSTATE face
bleeding prosey from the and back of the head spceche
Several physicians summoned his
sance back Of his neighbor
before named Upon examination his skull found
fractured caused from the foot of horse
his efforts He continued nsenbe and fingered until
morning. when his spirit took its flight the God who gave
all the prime and vigor Of manhoods
early bloom, full of life and hope His elegant person of manly
proportions tenanted spirit NOBLE generous
all relations e in his affections
parents brothers, and friends he has left circle of te
him his unmcy fate and
recollection Of his good heart sound practical mind cheerful
happy temperament and esmabe general character while
ndbeng Their crushed hearts raised to Heaven that
his sumbe be in the tomb and that he rest In
peace. A FRIEND.
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Notice to Mariners.

TNE following discoveries have recently been made in
the vicinity of Nantucket shoals by the photographed
party of the survey employed in that section, under
the command of Lieut. Com Charles III. Davis, u 5. NJ:
l. dangerous ridge the South shoa lying in
NNE. and SSW. direction, having on it A. 5, and 9
fathoms, and deepening rapidly outside to 70 by 20
fahoms and inside IL athoms, which the breaks
in bad weather. The following bearings taken from
the OF this ridge Centre Of New South shoal 70s
w. (rue) w by S. (nsgnetc) dist. miles. The mid
die of the Old South shoal. N. Ito W. Qrue) N w.
(magnetic) dist miles.
q shoal spot with is feet of il, in the channel
way the eastward of Bass Rip from which Sauooy Head
bears N. S4l9 w. (rue) or WNW: w. (magnetic)
dist Al miles, and Great Point light N. 1919 W. (true)
NV N. (magnetic) dist IO2 miles.
8 shoal having Ia feet Of water it to the southwark
and of Great Point light and mouth Of Bass Rip
from which Sauooty Head bears 2Ote W. rue) SSW
w. (magnec) dist Al miles, and Great Point light
N. 66hs w. (true) WIN. wv. w. (magnetc,) dist.
81 miles.
The above shoals were found where deep has
hitherto supposed to exist.
sketch similar the issued from the Office of the
Coast Survey show the position of the New South shoa
will be prepared and published soon as possible.
The be arngs given in this notice. enable the
navigator transfer the places conveniently to his own
chart. A. D. BACHE,
Superintendent u. s. Coast Survey.
nt- The National Inellgencer will insert the above
and the following requested to give each one in
seron and send copy and Coast Survey Office,
Washington city, d. o.: Patriot and Sun, Baltimore Mef-
curry, Charleston s. c.; Picayune and Bulet New Or
leans /; Register and Daily Advertiser, Mobile, Ala