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Never Despair-TOu can be Cured

Neuer DeSpdir-IOU can be Cured
L.NBEnrsviLL, (N J. lone 10. 1876.
Df. ID. Jayne, Nos south ; ST., Phlladel phia 4:
Dear SIr:-I have thi. day hal an interview
with the gentleman Of whom mad. mention to
YOU as having taken your L tpcc,or.nt with such
decided effect. He i. respectable farmer, liy.
nag few miles from here. ( was so much in.
tsrssted in a detailed account he gave me Of hi,
cough and cure, tina, embrace the first l-isure
moment 10 communicate it to you, and if the
Iire Is as radical as IL appears to be, il is the
most remark able one ba,e ever known. For
y years, (ni,er having the measles) he has been
suffering with cough Of the mos, distressing
hInl, getting worse as he advanced in years (he
IL nav 55) Frequent terms of coushi.s and
difficulty OF breathing, lasting from an hour TO an
hour and half would come upon him with such
severity as 10 exhaust hin, with straugng, un.
al his eyes became 6iJod.,hDi He had despair.
ed OF balng cured having tried physicians and
athousanI things without relief FOR 9 weeks
im neiiitely previous To his taxing la. .Ipcc;a-
rant, he hid Il been able 20 g) 10 his barn, al
though there was the most urgent necessity for
him to do so. Daring The nine weeks he was
under TIE care OF an eminent PLY sician, aud be
finally got jus, abb to g. out and come To my
store. and, hearing his cough, recommended to
him your Eypectpraut. He frs, sud he had tried
80 miny things that he hal ma cIniJrrcs in any
thing; but induced him to take a bottle, by tell.
ins MN OF persons OF my Acquaintance who had
been decidedly benefited by it, This was or
Tuesday; that night he took Of it, and s,vs ,ha,
1t wt' the first comtprt,blc II chr'. sleep he had
enjoyed or years. On the 7ArSily following
be went to work, and has continued to make
full hand on his firm ever since. (lnw nearly
mon!hs.) lie told me to-ony that f,r the lust
" ed he hll cut and zult one hundred rails NJ
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THE FREE TRADER.
OTTAWA, F.,an,, Eeb,un., lo !. , ~, !,
Corc.pondener 81 ,le Fee T..a,,.
New York Fen. Cd, Is47

New YohK Fen, Cd, ls47.
/ The increasing demand in Europe
Tor American produce, has had the
effect to turn the balance of trade in
our favor and relieve our money mar
ket. Specie has already begun to
aow into this country, and must con.
iinue to do so for some time. From
present appearances, money, in six
months, will be more abundant, than
Il has been in this country since
1886. The resources Of the coun-
iy have been steadily Developing
he people have been industrious
I'd frunal---the restrictions npon
SIfrE OF iLLI>Ors, SIS. LA Sallo Circuit Coult
La Sale County, March Term, lSi7.
Jos"uA crsniSo,
VS.. y Petition Tor Partition.
LuCIAS y. SANGER.)
And the unknown owners and persons interested
in the south fractional half of sec. - and the
east half of the northwest quarter OF sec. %
an also in the east half of the southeast quar-
ter Of sec. -, all IN T. 80, l. |, east u the 81
PM.
FL appearing by affidavit IN Gle in the Clerk S
q Office Of the CIrcui, Court Of said County, in
the above entitled case that all Of the above de-
scribel defendants are unknown. except Lucian
=. San ger, and that the names Of such unknown
persons are unkn0wn to him; and the said Pc
tilioner having filed his petition in said Court fr
partition Of the above described premises, and
more particularly described IN said petition, AMI
, summons having issued herein according TO
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DETTERD \RGAtNS brown muslIns, NV n
ID ind hlcachcd Canton nlnuels, with ANYTHING
in the line Of Prints cn md lu,H yire bfiie,
bargains than have been offered hcletrforc IN this
market lac, M one fail to call and examine the
goods before buying elsewhere.
10 J q NArriSGrn.
Oct. 10, 1916.
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Sign Of the Three Hats.

(NO 2V2 LAkE ST., Chcoso.)
r &c. STEPHENS would rc-
kTJ spcctfuliy announce to the eli.
sens Of Chicago and ,icit ity
- a2 tina, he is now receiving tho lar.
,Sssay SS4k gest and best selected stock Of
*ss> 70" goods in bis line ever offered in
Chicago. His stock consists in rnr Is follows.
to wit; hats. cape, mufs, Boas, Buffalo robes
and coats, buck mittens and eloves, trunks. tray.
cling bags for ladies' ard gentlemen. overshoes,
Indian moccasns. cravals, suspenders. shirts.
umbrelas, walking canes, &c. lie is also man.
uiac,uing all kinds of goods pertaining TO his
business. Country merchants and others in want
Of goods will do well to give him q coll befn,s
purchasing elsewhere, as he is oonf,en, he
can sell as low as any house in the cry Of New
York.
llaiters' stock and trimmings cor s,ulily en-
hand. Cash paid for furs and skins. 8
Chicago, Oct. 80, 1896 l,-y
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Administrators Notice.

A SALE CIRCUIT COURT. Ia the
l 4 matter Of William ReJdck, Administrator,
aud Ham ,h lioljerman, now Hannah Mariana, Z.
Administrative, Of the estate Of John Ii, Herman,
decessed:-
In pursuance Of an order made hy this Court
in this cause, November 29h, 1871. We, the sub.
scribers, will sell at public auction at the Court
House IN Ottawa in La Sale county. on the
18th day OF March next, at one O'Clock in the ai-
ternoon of that day. the land which is de,cribed
in said order. The northwest quarter Of section
twenty -six-except the southwest quarter of the
east half ,hCreof-the east half Of the north-easi
quarter Of section ,wenty-seven, and the north
west quarter Of section twenty all in town.
ship thiry-onr, north of range three, east Of the
third principal meridian,
WILLIAM REDGICK, admir-.
HANNAH NARRAMER, Adm'rx
Of The Estate Of John HolJernan, deceased
January 81, lSiT. 80 1.
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EALaL TRADE.
HELHNOAS CHEAP SI'aDasg3.

EgUUHlITUN his thanks his public pat
extended to him
from New York. with large and desirable uof
begs call their attention the following stock
which will he sold the NnJys
is better han SiOOS iiHiny,"
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Undivided 9TH par, Of water Blo'kH |, 2, 3 4,
), 6. All said town Lots aud Divoks in Mar.
scilIes, iasaIlc County.
One-eighth part Of tract OF land here
lofore purchased by Robi. =. Woodwork
and Lovel KimbalI from James Galloway.
situated OPT osiIe said town Of MarseiI es,
on the margin oflhe Illinois River, being
rods wide at one end and s rods a, the
other. Also 9TH par, of acres of land
opposite the town Of Marseilles, adjoin-
ing and near the dam erected by Kimball
and others, acrass the Illinois river, ac-
qnired by virtue Of writ Of al quOd
dannum. Also { tn of the water power
attached or npper,aining TO water Blocks
1873, 4, 5, 6. Also SIh of the water
privilege apperlaining to the ownership
Of the acres of land above Described
Also 9Th of The water power appcrlainirg
to the ,rac, of land purchased Of Gallo
way as above Described. Undivided q
acres in the town Of Utica. All the lands
and town lots herein described, being Sit
ua'ef in the county Of l.asalIe, Illinois,
which, | shall expose TO public sale on II e
first day Of February next, at the Court
House door Of said county, TO the hights,
a.nd best bidder for ready money.
Sale to CONNER ce between the hours
Of 0 o'clock A. NJ. an ! sunset Of the same
day. Dated this, 30h day Of Novem-
Der, 1916. :. II. Anderson,
L. s. Nmshai, district Ills. /
% By BeNNET ALLEN, Deputy.
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Ottawa Female Seminary.
MISS B0bEITSDN. prinpiroI

VsNilE second quarter Of the present Term Of
4 this school, will commence OF Wednesday
the Gin of January. 1917, in the pleasan, and
comfortable room in the upper part Of the old
Eonn House o6 81
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Ply slclan and Surgeon,
Rr,lcGcc on tie hill, few doors west of the
Fox River House. Office, the same AS hereto.
fore occupied by Rowland & Pearson, in Red.
nirk's nlnrk
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e.4-yNzNs The fast running passen.
sss1 s.s1EFi ger steamer Western Belle.
Capt. S. &. Dickinson. will resume her
regular trips on the opening Of navigation,
leaving St. Louis every Saturday, at s
O'Clock =. NJ. Returning, will leave Pc
ru every Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock,
and Peoris at A p. NJ. on the same day.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to W G BOlLVIN e. co,
Agents. Water ST., Peoria.
For speed and comfor, in accomr,oda-
tons this boat cannot be surpassed.
Feb. 5, lSf7-3l
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Administrators Sale.

Z A SALE Circuit Court-In the matter Of
4 the application Of Elizabeth Kent, admins
tratrix aud Daniel BurJick, administrator Of the
estate e James MICAH, deceased. IN pursu.
ance Of an order made by this Court in this cause,
We, the subscribers, will sell a, public auction at
the hotel kept by Archibald McFad.lcn in the
town Of LA Sale, in the county &C La Sale, on
the 27h day of February next, at Que o'cl,rk IN
The afternoon Of that day, the land which is de-
scribeJ in said order as follows $50 much OF
the east half Of the northeast quarter of section
N".twcnty.six (2G) in township three (33)
north range one ( y east Of the third principal
meridian. as may be necessary to raise the sum
If one hundred aud fifty dollars
ELIZABETH KENT, Adm'x.
DANIEL BURDICK. Admir- of the
Estate Of James M'Call deceased.
January OH lS47. 29-lJs
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Black Sallit1ping.

sA"SsNsHhUhlbG.
.s-,> TENH Il subscribertakes Til. meth
liEcs.ss n cd of returning thanks for
NT p the public patronage heretofore ex.
r Tx, tended to him, and wishes to in.
e.SaaA}39 form his friends and public gene.
i<z./ rally, that he has turned his hole
attention to the manufacturing Of Wagons and
bugSes, III all its branches; he has secured him.
sell the hes, of workmen, both In wood and iron,
and his stock OF lumber and iron cannot be sur.
pass, d by any in this vicinity.
Wagons made TO order aud warranted cheap
er than any other establishment west oiCbicaeo
Please call aud examine before purchasing. 8
lumbervayynns ready finished. on hand; and
can finish anytind to order in few days notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10. 1876 T. BARNARD
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d lwn; the other is brown, or nearly 81 eek with
a bald face: twn Of them are three year old Steers,
one brindls the other red one deep red Cow;
one large Stag. Ear marks not known, as the
Cattle were bought up last summer aud got awsg
from us \ liberal reward viii bc given to any
person who viii give such information as vii
enable us 10 get he cattle
~
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4 Oh Bales brown shir'ing and sheeiing
~ for sale by
l2-if CusHMAN e. GRIDLtY.
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The sale Of the above property is post
poned until Friday the l0lh of February
instant, at the same hour and place above
dcscr bed. s. II. ANDERSON,
L. s. Ndrshm, District his.
BY b. ALLEN, Drrp'y.
Ottawa. February |. lsi7.
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Cheap Boot and Shoe store.


49, THE subscriber has just
EU received better assormen, OF
Is DcoTs AND SHOES,
w. than was ever before offered
IN in this market, among which
A> are Ladies' CATERS. halfa-st
Ssf@ssn tiers, buskins. kid slips, mo.
rocco do, gonllemen's fire French calf
boots, fine morocco boots, and a general
assortment Of calf, begged, kip and coarse
boots, together with boys boots, chill
dren's shoes, &C., which lie offers for
sale cheaper than the cheapest. for ready
cash. A A FISHER.
Ottawa, Sept II, lS46.-lltf
N. u. The bes, Of douLle.s oled thick
boots constantly on hand aud made 10
order at g. so
Welted Boots 2,25
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Lands for Sale.

'sNIlE undersigned offers a, reduced price, =.
L following Lands lying in l., Sale CO ,;, Wv
In township 80, north range 3 oasl.. -, H. y"
sec 90; sw q sec 10; sw aud W nv 500 %.
sec 80. 80
In, 80, c.-nw of SO qr sec 10; . h ss =
sec Ia; G b Sc qrs,c 10. ~
INT 49, mr. e';.n h ne e Or, and NV Fl O,
see "a. u" "
- IN 50 ze,.-n = and SO q sec 2; ~. o sec
u; sw ., ana wa n" q sec IA; Sc o ,te ie.
!" 81 mr. c--sec &; NV q sec s.
Int ~, mr. e---w h sw q sec IL.
In 81, 4 e...e Sc seca.
In town 81, nrl2 c-..e NO n sec 10.
Terms, onr.thifd cash. and the balance in twc
years. N"v,-n 90 BRONSON MURRAY
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.4noiher Proof-gVr, Masou:-- IRA,

.4noiher Proof-Mr. Ma,on: Dear
Sjr---l take great pleasure "a ia, rmug you that
the bottle of J,ync's Hair rnuic which obtain.
ed from you last October, has proved most sat
isfaciory aud successful. For nearly year pre-
viuus to using the Tonic, my hair had been fall
ing out, and had become very thin aud weak
and for about six months was very much ai-
flicteh with Scaled Head, the sores covering a J.
most the entire head after using the Tonic for
about two monthss, my head was completely
cured. and my hair fan, restored, and is now
growing Gne'y. Respectfully yours,
=. W. VAN FLEET.
2nm.rville Ilnu,ry Of 1914
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EHardsoarc and iSiOres, HrON, Steel and
Walls.
TIN, SHEET AND COPPER WARE mANuFa Glory.

Jack and Simmons
o carpenters bench planes by the set single socket f che
hall nail and shoe hammers
msaw backsmth hand and
guard ves pocket and knives full
locks
ill locks,
mills and anger bits brass kettles
and weights eely
ngs shutter trimmings wabords,
britannia faucets iron and britannia table and clustering
candeucks
Knives shoe horse backing rubbng
powder TASKS shot
oil and
ma SCISSORS assorted table butts and tck bad
SADLERY.
Three hundred pairs assorted hames leather
bands and buckles
we also continue to manufacture and keep hand kinds
copper ware we are selling and Chicago adding
age; be
request our old customers and all
money call. donetoo
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Someryille, January 81, 1911.

Whoopi,g Cough and Croup--To Parents
Jaync's Especiorant is without, exception the
most valuable preparation in use, for the above
diseases. II converts whooping cough into a
mild an trlttihle disease shoriens its duration
more than onc-half and produces a certain aud
speedy recovery. From half TO ono teaspoonful
will certainly cure Group in infants aud young
chil-rrn, IN half an hour aud an honr. The
lives of hundreds of children will be saved snnu-
ally by always keeping it on haaJ, ready for any
emergency. For sale bv
80 II WALKER, Ottawa.
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As I'LL SAWS and Hand Saws, SUI
lvA perior article. fct sale by
Aug. =, 1915 G. L. WALKER.
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--,----ce-- SrRAYED from the
El IA .S ~ Subscribers, Giving at lnIi-
X 4 s9y NC an Creek MiIl) some two
X A~S;,f, M months since, six head Of
n.y. lin Cattle, to wit:-Oae pair
80 Vt work Oxen, one Of them
sS.k..Iv.-.1 W So white, with some black spots
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Illinois Weekly Packet for 1917.

JUIfN tt, NNDENSUN.
For sale in Ottawa. by 6 l. Walker. 80
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A. II. ROWLAND.
phy stefan and SJrgeon

IN Gt,i,RYEA.
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xxIxth CONGREss.-. Second Session.

SESATE....Feb &. ls47.
Mr.. DIX presented the preamble and resolutions
from the Legislature Of the State OF New-fork,
with regard % the existing war with Mexico and
in onposition 10 the establishment Of slavery IN
newly acquired territories
Mr.. BAGBY offered a resolution declaring that the
said resolutions transmitted from the Legislature Of
New.York were in cOntrayention OF the principles
of the Constitution Of the United Statas and op-
posed 20 those States wherein slavery already
exists
The three million bill to assist in the negotiation
of peace with Mexico was taken up.
REyERDY JoHNsoS made speech mi favor OF the
vigorous prosecution OF the war
Mr. Cas- remarked that he should vote against
his own amendment likewise against that Of Mr..
BERRrES, and any other that might be offered to
the bill.
Mr. MoREHEAD procured the Aoor for Monday
After which, the Senate went into Executive
session and then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. THOMAS w NEWTON Of Arkansas, made his
appearance and took his seat.
On motion OF Mr. RATHBUS the House went INTO
Committee Of the Whole on private bills, Mr. GAR
REL DAVIS IN the Chair
On the bill TOR the relief OF Lieut. THOMAS WISH
ART Mr.. WENTWORTH OF Illinois proceeded to
make speech in reply to the attack IN the Union
oiyesterday which accused himoihaVins deser'en
the Democratic ranks and uniting with the opposl-
ton marty and opposing the measures Of the Ad-
ministration for the prosecution Of the War Mr..
w was finally declared to be out Of order and his
remarks were suspended
A number Of private bills were considered and
the Committee rose.
Mr. MCKAY from the Committee on Ways and
Means. reported bill for the payment OF any IN
terest which might fall due on the public debt,
which was read three times and passed.
Resolutions were presented from the State Legs
latures of New.York and Pennsy vania, against the
extension OF Slavery in newly acquired territories
Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
A bill making appropriations for Revolutionary
Pensions was reported
\ bill was reported and read twice, to increase
the number OF troops composing the marine power
Of the navy
Likewise bill granting the privilege to Indiana
and Illinois Of improving the navigation OF w sbash
river Adjourned
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Tnc a. .ooO .oOO for Pence.


We would not deny that the considerations All
xeeto the appropriation by Congress Of az 900 600
20 he used by the President at his unlimited DIS
erection in procuring Peace with Mexico nave
great intrinsic force. The measure is anomalous
and cxccpticnabe, and we hardly know any OBJECT
bit Peace that would Justify vote In its favor Bat
To stop butchery and devastation-to put an end 70
the state Of general uncertainty. apprehension
idlene.s unthrh. carnage, and frequent sssassina-
tons. fsgrant robberies. and all manner OF out
RACES on men. womea and children which now per
vsdes a vast region. we would vote even TINS sp'
oropristion The President asks the money ne
gives reason for confident hope that be can procure
a speedy and satisfactory Peace by means Of It ;
and we think ii the duty Of Wings 10 forget that he
ia James X Polk remember only that he IS Presi'
dent OF the United States and vote the money. Az
the worst he can but be fooled out Of IT, land we
think he must have his yetecth cut by this time y
and what are Three Millions for Pesce, when we
are spending full Fifty Millions year on the War
True. he may use the money discrSetsby and
scapdsIize the Country. but we need not presume
that This 10 no time 10 sickle for etiquette or
stand upon precedents. Had the Senate done
10 whom the Oregon Treaty was thrus, IN upon II
wrong end foremost East Session we might ere this
have been involved in needless, ssngunary and
strocious War. The Presidency il now in peculiar
bonds let no excuse be afforded the incumbent by
Wings for continuing bis wretched War Last
Summer the cry was raised that the War would
have been stopped had not John Davis consumed
ten or twenty minutes in opposing Dixon H. Lew
ISIS motion to strike ont the Wilmot Proviso Let
there be no shadow Of basis for such lying pre-
tcncc this season
or course we stand fast for the Wilmot Proviso,
now and evermore We wish it could have been
fastened To the Army Ten Regimentsl bill. or 10
the Military Appropriation bill, where it Just as
properly belonged as TO this but let il be firmly
nailed TO this If no better place remains Should
il be so affixed ths votes that adopt 1t can carry
through the bill just as well. But even should this
be defeated. we hope tho friends Of Peace will
nevertheless vote for the bill Let no chance Of
Peace be neglected
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Revi-ers Of our Legal Practice.

PoRr HENRY, ". Y. teb. ], lriI.
FRIEND GRIZZLY Do not fail to place before
our Legislature the all-lmportsnt subject OF select
ine three such Revsers as will 20 Tor thorough
and general reform in our Judiciary system. IL
the public fail on this point, the main benefits and
blessings 10 be derived from our Constitutional Con
vention are lost. Aud now it depends upon the
three gentlemen that the Legislature may select nave
seen the names OF several gentlemen selected AS the best
persons and they lave been all that have nouced OF
the Legal Profession. Does 1t follow that none out
lawyer is capable Of Judging OF Law and Equity know
il makes no dAerenceas TO the Profession II they WISH
for reform they cant 20 amiss OF reforming our pre-
sent system and Legislature IS composed In sood
part OF farmers merchants and mechanics who well IN
dcrstand what their constituents expect OF hem hey
well the tens Of thousands that are TO be oenthed
by a reform-snd possibly some OF the members nave
enjoyed OF the blessings OF the present system 90
az 10 make them understand the necessity OF general
refJrm. would ssy more, Do not be deceived a.
T. the Remember the millions OF money that have
been wrested from the poor by what mas been called
Legal Practice which has neither been Law or Equity,
but well seasoned with costs In the end j. h. :.