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ysl sew, "a tsna lc> tens sss'a'' NV ''''
49, ,sN. 49,. - -. -. ~. ...,,A a. Tail0w. We
49,. AZ gs..ls yellow At csf ~ small lot 81
..,,s.- lid Neea ev,es :, w go 49, ~, w. a =, az
-. W.. - ~. tsA ffyu the lrttea ststes
ewss,, eAs,esSlss ~ Ne oios's, ,sts'"' ,,s -
ffise -. s..lei ia -, heetchue ~ tushe',l show
=" Fi,rs ~ les 90 ihst ~ lsaeay Vut gnoi','sn'
- 4t,s reftsA lat wear ~as aSi 30. nsd Ia
q - IL. hs,t fhe imrygl taly iof eur port h.s
- p, atg> rst French 90 Ametie.h Nss,ri
fr.s SI,,r,. ~ih au additional 10 per cent
a. - -, ..,. v,.tk.t s-eltrs oi 81 tcek place
A. 49, - . ssi res s.ck 81 Al tsffNs
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PARADIsD AND THU PnRI.

DARADIsE AND THE PERI, BY TUE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE April 4, ls4s-Th- subscribers and pat
OF The Institute are respectfully info"se that tho
BEAUTIFUL seeulzT cantats composed By Robert 5cftA
which been in scss rehearsal nearly whole year.
will DO produced fos the hsttms In this country and pos
itvsy the only time this Tuesday evening next
81 the Tabernacle my
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=. act ss.r' Norcr"ii'~- >'"''>"s Food
In PARTS -Faiiures-T he
ns.-a...,.,
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THE TELEoRAPH.-The operators on the New
York and Boston Telegraphc line are deserving OF
high praise for the promptness and efficiency with
which they telegraphed the news by the Caledonia.
The wires were at work the whole of Monday night,
and the quantity as well as the conciseness AID
correctness Of the foreign intelligence received
through them, will be at glanco by referring
10 the columns of The Tribune.
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A C HAD0FK


Bd IN VI = Et b,
re- And hyle'- approved Etsht-keyed flute.
l3i Broadway, tetweel Corisud Ano Der 81. Ne~fcTs
Also manufactures Flutes Of every de'cr pop, which
10 al cases warranted ma q
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A. q. MARVIN,
q 70 asockR.-rs Let, The ':,ss store es.as. 2

a rO ekul kRS-ro Let. the large store corner a
II assFs-st aaa Ns~ark avenue. formerly occupied
81 JsAz Aastsr. ss frcoery store.
As. large sicsalss, ssitssle 0r clothing or dry
sss Csal ana stable map be had with both the
Ass-FSs sac 90 nev stseA houses vithis nirsiss
~sA 81 lssy CITY terry Possession given iInmedsss
- AL sas sAS,s fNpct,y. iesairs OF DAVID JoSESs
sAsssesAst err0s,ts the ahsve ssss~. n..y ~
- arkAM foWkR-wuA seeS wess.hoIs sna
q lsai 81 ist ChAsAassss1fe- rosssss'os
- - tAs is u AfYi lrastre ~ - i,
ASA. ; ScllooNMAAkk.e Cha'hAn saaase.
- euk sAls, on ro LEraN.lvssl, pr ssr}
NssAsn.s,'iIs. ssas's'ins 81 nrse lo;s Of sroand
- E,ssIst "a dale tssd snd slr OF ons Hen
.a .ss r..,sys.tA.s Ga the cam. 10 Sstery brise
SsGsss ,sSs a. Rts< ~ tsI asofs Aso a3sosy hsne
-. a.. s>s. sAs1s Ae fhs lea scot stand tor cary.
-, y. fssfs kssias.s 10 zeal. ~ccs, feed, kc The
<fssk ssa AZ .sS ksfr>a rAss<s rear the pteutses,
~ d. ~ ssNt., - sssstsas,ics. There 10 good whs0
800 a shass astAase. Fst ssgms, &c. Apply % The
yfsa@ 49, "a ~ L. hNAIr = son,
49, ~ ioi "sss-se
- sux sAt.k ON pNCnA N0k ias Clay Pre-.
tsss lslssa, shevU tiss ffsus The city ~ rsil.
s.3 ~ tAs tssr there seeS hesse Anehes bare ~
.sAss ,st ksiis,sys sea veil ~ vsSef q ue eoos n
sssA - eyr'ss sessstss Fse<hss rese esd enieeees
.sa ,.sssy ~ %, sssssy together With The ercts 800
:. s,s ss~.sl rwsiaisAs II the m,sey eaa fs1sia %
esssssse ~ f4shss rasslsslAsy tsSsifs o. ~ tnAw
ss@ssA sPssssst vss.s s< st lev 70 . 49, esene
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~ Me-merIsm Proves the Immortality q The b

Soal-At the IL ill Bowsfy, thi. evening March -,
D. TsrEEs lure this subsc above and pro
duss variety Of results ia cAlaspsy haucina,iop &C
To commences u O'Clock. Adnittsnee "a cents II
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~ French Language BIane-cn'- Oral ~.

tem.-AADAME IkAND. daughter u the ists can
NAlasca O1e or two s-niiem~n join casS = b.
guurrs BY applying Immediately Ladies ea.-.s turns
the Day Madame Dursni vii rscsigs u her family t~o
three gentlemen desfous Of The French lac
xuare Residence - Wsksrst m29 lw-
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- al a. Annihrr Trmprrnnlr nemnn.lr.
~ No TrnfnrkInx ln Vote. or Land.-Ths

flls ts'0fues aHd hsf Hlfn1', Nto aFr dFfsfnsd "
prs vent d.. dssscsfu probability u b-nF ar Imposed
uron b. f0rgsd sftsrs tho VI Oh~f partes
anf who will abide ~ the solemn agreement - snpport
bat their candidates for Ns1or and Aims hog'e
Con- missioner requested - attend E-nef. nsstnr
n Mtiafy Hall. Bswrfy, opposite sPnns o. his ,vrn-
tng. 81 halfps.t7 o'eock. mglr
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Sixteenth Ward WING Nominations

For AIdtrmaa--J OSEPH TUCKER
For Assistant Adsrmda-BENJAMlN D. WHITNEY.
Er meeting Of the Nomn mating Committee, friend y
10 me above nom nations will be held az the Seventh
avsnus House, near Ninsteenth-st this evening at
o'clock nominate Assessors. Constable. end schoeI
Officers NC. By order Of GiRARD ID. HOPPER,
w ID Silva. Secretary. lm29 IL Chairman.
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DsrrFsgLL's RAILROAD kfp ftFhMhoAT
Mr. Disfafnsl With HE ssysi s'isn'ips - iha
,ie ,Asfs ara Nth he ssesi sssnfssJ slso. hes jss
,,..A rev sdisp ~ hs Ssfy 7se'el go ta"rssf Nps
sd.y.sa 70 ibs ssssss. tssfT sisa - eit'".''. ,. ~
- ~ ,.il,a.A ana sssg.isisf febss is th@ Ai4ais.
ha,tLs,s ssh Rss.fs sisiss ~il - f'ss1 h@'- v'ss
ssN''' "'>F' ~ tAh ARES
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JACOB 8 PLATT. Auctisnser.
MATCHES. JEWELHY, Fancy Good
JACOB ). Plat, AuctIoss

JACOB 8. PLArr, AuctioaseE
LURNITURE-l2 mahogany chairs, 2 sofss card
tables loos nE glass. kc will be persmp,oriiy sold
this asy al IL clock The auction ~ Plstt win
Iiv.,v mz0 It.
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NIOTiCE,-Ths business Of tho late hrm Of WYATT
KErCHAM will be continued by the subscr,bsr an
Ill father notice DAVID kETChAM
Eew-York, March -, 1913. MY it
nI.sOLIT TON DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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nAWLEY \ suRMAN removed FROM III Csdssn %
IVA LieeGsy-st where may Be fssnd large stock OF
brown and 6eaehed shsstinss Northern and Southern
Cotton Yarn Lamp snd Chsaders Wlea, Twins, Sloars
Patent DO. wA;di5s Carpet Warp BATE also go Ia
NJ is black Cotton fNa al Of which viii DO so!d q tee
Lowest msrksi prices for cAsh Dealers particularly
ssisl 20 call aad examine the soch whether they pur
chase o. not. DAWLEf POhAAN,
ms S~,oa itWs "A Libersy-st-
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lNOH sALk.-Three Locomotive Boilers, one Of IS
power hes been Ia soout four months one q
horse power with copper tubes has been IN about -
months and sso Of horse power, and sseood
hand OF sbout 2houe power with boiler losomo-
tive boilers cylinder boilers fas boilers and low pressure
boilers with engines Of high and low pres
made short notice and all kinds VI machinery sud
PEAsB, MURPHY co.
Fulton Foundry foot Of Chsryst East River and ct the
foot of CorlaeresI mE 10
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NOS I3A AND 1875 FCLrONsT. SIN BUILDINGS.
D. FAY has jus, received from tho msnufsetosy Of
y. J. o. MOd. fall and most sPlsadid sssortnens g
pAlofs warranted perfect UnsauaiieA
IN style aud beauty OF fnish-pew pattsrDs, the hand
offered for sale ana the cheapest Lamp Store
In Ne. York my lmie'
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WANTS.

~ AZ aIverI 10 4Rvertif,B.sHit amt - mail -H b.
sortpa1 o. hey vii no. Be tasea out Of TIE 06o.
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for Sale an0 90 frt.
Machine Shop to Let.

HNllE undersigned offers 10 let on rca.
sonablc terms his whole establish
ment, consisting Of a fine new dwelling
house, large shop, two stories high. capable
of accommodating, ~ hands, with oil the
tools, appurtcnances and fixtures. Belong.
lug to the establishment, i, a steam engine,
IN excellent order, that is now in daily use /;
twoeNcellent turning lathcs, adapted as well
for iron us wood work, circular saw, an
upright saw, for saving fellows or other
crooked work, and all the other necessary
arrangements" for making thrcshng and
most other kind, OF machines, and for ca
binet and wood or iron worl, of every kind.
The whole establishment with the dwell
ing house, aud lots, well enclosed, will be
lei for one year or more. Application should
be made soon. Terms ruinously low.
Ottawa, Feb IL, 'iS. IL. DREW.
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stated Illinois, Livingston county. aud the
Circu, Court lhereof-John L. Black more, rs.
Robert Mills, Margaret Mills, and Charles ".
Arn.-In chancery.
J. appearing, by satisfactory affidavit on file
Il 10 the Office Of the clerk VI The Circui, Couri
Of said county. that the above named defendants
are non.residents Of The state Of Illinois. Now
you the above named Robert Minis, Margaret
Mills, and Charles w. Allen. are hereby nolf.
ed that "a bill in chancery has been filed in our
said court against you by John L. BIackmorc,
and that summons in chanrery has been issu.
ed in said cause, and returnable on the first day
of the next terra thereof at the court house in
Pontiac, in said county, when and where you
are required to appear and answer said bill, or
the same will be ,aken as confessed against you
aud decree eniereh according 10 the PRAYER
thereof. ANDREW MCMILLAN. Clerk
Feb IS, 1882 At. Per =. &. Lam.
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Gusbman s. Gri0lcn.
ON BIS. bro. Shccting 4 slliriing
Nv " brown and blue Urillings,
IN q. Gn,n, n,,;,,

on BIS. bro. Meeting 4 shiriing,
Nv D" brown and blue Uflings,
~ Cotton Batting,
@ 4" Wadding,
Candle Wicking, Bed Ticking, striped
shr'ing, plaid and striped Linseys. Rob
Roys, white, red, and yellow Flannels,
birdseye and Russia Diaper, table Linen
and Cloths, Irish Linen. Brown Holland,
Crash, Burlaps, Bagging, etc; Buck Nit
tens and Gloves, heavy woollen do; la.
dies and gents kid Gloves, Mi0s, of all
qualities; worsled and cotton Hose, of all
colors, qualities, and prices; Pins, Nee
dies. Threads, Tapes, Ribbons, yelling
Cord, Whalebone, Gimps, Fringes, cords,
Hooks and Eyes, Bonnet Wire, KNITTING
Pins. Thimbles, Combs, Snuff Boxes,
shirt Buttons end Studs, coat, vest and
pan, Buttons of all kinds, Suspenders,
Elas,ics, Comioriers, Shawls, hdkfs, etc.
Offered u, very low prizes, by
oct !. lSI7 CUSHMAM Il GRIDLEY.
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Administrators SHE

DY vnue of a decree Of the crcui, court OF
- La sale county, in The state # illinois
will be sold, by or under he direction of Il sub.
scIiher, administrator If the estate of NAriiaS.
III BUnToS decd. on Mouday the Sd lay oi
April next, belxeen 10 and 4 uclork oi aid
day, on the premises, NIL The night. title. and IT,
terest o. Nathaniel Burton. late of LA Sale
county, deceased, had in aud to lots No. three.
block No. twelve. with brewery thereon ind
half OF a stable aud lot No. one in hlockNo one;
also. lot No. two in block Nv. Twelve. with one
half of stable thereon. situate in Ottawa Cen.
tire, l., Sale county. Illinois.
Terms and codi,ions of sale made known on
the day Of sale. fills.
CHARLES HAYWARD. d6m'sfr
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4AotUSoOA W 4 AVOVV1xl
COMMISSION Is FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL 4. MATTEsON. JOHN D. PRESTON.
c,,. REfERsNcEs;
capt. Calvin Case, 81 Louis;
" Smith & Townsend, Ne.s Orleans;
7. A. Walker, Esq, Batom Rouge;
Benjamin Wacle, Esq, Matches:
Messrs. Williams and Lawrence, Q,ti,icy;
!. n. Morris, Esq,
l.. p. Sanger Esq, Galend;
Messrs. W adsworth, Dyer& Chaplin, Chicago
" Ogden and Jones,
Gen. Jacob Fry, !"
Messrs. Matteson s. Bradner, Joliet;
GO Walker s Hickling, Ottatod;
d" Cushman s. Gridley,
Isaac Hardy, Esq, LGsale;
ID. l.. Iough,
James Dunlap, ESQ.,, Jackson rifle;
Messrs. Cortenias Y Griswold, Peoria;
Sc Phelps s Bourland, Z"
Hon Thomas Ford, 2"
Messrs; Bradner & Co., NeU York;
David Leavitt, Esq, /"
Messrs. Suydam, Sage s. Co., IS 9.f
g Corning, Homer s Co., Albany;
A. J. Williams, ESQ.,, Utica;
Messrs. Kimberly, Pcase s. Co., Buffalo;
:" icy & Webster,
g Reed, Parks s. Co., Bearer;
8 Bobb s Bishop, Cleveland;
q" Burrows s. Co., Cincinnati;
Williams s Dilworh, Pittsburg;
/" Knapp & 1'otten,
Z. s F. Faber,
! !. d. Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman & Goats, g
T. d, Brewster, Esq,
4. II. Ridgely, Esq, Springfield;
B. c. Webster, Esq,
VIM. Fem, Esq, Ldcon;
Messrs. Dudley & Wardlow, Hennepin;
J Chas. c. Wilcox, Esq, Pek,n.
: CASH ADVANCES MADE On CCNslGNMEhTS.
/ Referring to our Gard above we take this oc-
I casion 10 s6licit Consignn4cnis Of Merchandise,
either f,r sale here, or orwardins to ether points,
We shall confne ourselves 10 a Commission
and Forwarding Business and feel confdsn, in
assuring YOU that our experience, in business,
add acquaintance generally in the county, will
enable us to give any business v i,h which No
may he favored III. most Satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing TO tave groceries Of any
kinn. OF any other article purchased in ST. Louis
OF New Orleans and shipped to them, can have
i, done Nv sending their orders TO Us, for two
and 5alf per cent on the money inverted. Per.
sons doing u retail business any where west Of
| Detroit, or in ary other direction, cnn depend
I upnn having their orders filed at 90 low rates,
/ il they send TO US, and perhaps lower, than they
could by coming themselves. Every attention
! shall be given in having goods put in good o,dsl
and shipped at low rates, however small the
amo unit may be- that is sent to US TO be invested.
It shall be done promptly and TO order.
MATTEsON g. PRESTON.
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For Sale.
water Powcrfor safe.

Valuable IIdter Privileges on For Rircr,
four miles ADORE Dayton, cad one mile
from stack Ddter navigation 10 the Feeder
Jhc Illinois and Michigan canal.
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross The river at the above place, 10 now
prepared u sell or lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes. A raw mill is in operation, and a
girls, and nou'nc mill in progress Of erection. 1t
Is located IN the midst Of an extensive wheat
and wool erowlng country. and offers every in
luccmsnt for the above business ; and also fora
wooden factory or any mechanical or manufac.
turing establishments where water power " re-
qnircd. village pia, is Land out. and lots arc
offered on reasonable terms. A blacksmith and
wagon maker would find it a dcsirabs location
AMI good tavern or boarding house would do
well. For particulars rnquite Of
Ottawa, Dec 10. lS47 GEO. MANN.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of a decree Of the Cirruit Cour, Of
DLaSaIIe County. in the state o! illinois, wi
be sold, hy or under the directions Of the sub.
sc rlber, administrator Of the estate Of SoGIN
CHARLrs, decd. on the Is h day Of March +,
1873, at o'clock in afternoon. on the premises
all that certain piece or parcel of land situated
IN the county Of l.aSalle and state aforesaid,
described as follows, yiz;-One lot Of Land, con.
tanning n,iy nine aud 5G-I00 acres. being part
OF the ne, W. sw, re, quarters of section 81 in
I, 35 n. Of Il. E. of the N. commencing
at a stake 10 chains west Of the centre of said
section, on the quarter section line, thence 70
deg 10 min, 10 ch 81 links, the centre Of said
section being north ch 26 links thence SO leg
Is min, G a oh 40 links; thence % deg 20 min
Is ch 80 links. ,.ence Is deg Is min 80
chains II links thence 0jeg 45 min 10 chains
AZ links; thence 81 deg Comm chains 90
links; thences 80 deg 90 min II chains "a
links TO the place OF beginning. containing for.
ty nine acres fifty hundredths Of al acre.
Terms and conditions of sale made known on
the day Of sale. WAR WALDE, Adm'r
February 4. lsi7.
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For sale or 10 Let.

A FARM, situated near The canal, six miles
N from this place and nino miles from Peru:
containing 40 acrss, GO acres improved, a log
house, &c. For further particulars apply 10 the
subscriber, northwest corner Of The public square.
Ottawa, nov %, lSl7. A. w. MAGILL.
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IN Bureau County.--Sec SO, l7,n II east
Of the 4tb principal meridisn.
IN Grmdy County Sc or 9, 81, q; c If sv
Or 10. 81 6
IL wa COuniy-E hlsN o., 81, .; sw e. ar
3, SO, ..
The above Lands will he said chen. On
most Of which, ly paying oue.iOurh down, time
will I've given on the balance.
Nov %. GEO ". NORRIS.
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miscellaneous.
THE PILES.
THE PILES.
a Cure for Life Secrred-Dr. Upham's
INTERNAL REMEDY

a Cure for Life Secrred-Dr, Upham's
INTERNAL REMEDY
For the cure of Piles, Inflammation Of The Liver
aud spleen ALAN nation, soreness and uleeTa-
ton of the stomach. bowels, kidneys aud blad.
der ; in0 immaiory aud mercurial I'hrumaiism;
inquiry VI the Ulood; wehkncssand in,i ana.
ton Of the spine; aud ior the Relief Of Mar
rica Ladies'
vHNhE NEGtrARLE Pas EiErru,ur. inven.
Il ted 10y Dr.. iphaW, distinguished Ihysi.
clan Of New York City, l. the Only really sue
ccssiui remedy for that dangerous nnG distress.
ing complaint, the PILES, ever offered To the
American public.
Mark thi3: ltis an INTERNAL. REMEDY
Nut an external application. and will cure
case of Piles, either bleeding or Blind. Internal
anil External; anu probably the only thing that
will. There i, numisilkc aboutu. lllsa pos.
rnr curc-and speedy and permanent. II is al.
So convenient medicine TO take aud improves
the general health Ia remarkable manner.
Each Fox contains twelve duses, al I'D cts
per dose. II l. very mild IN It's operation, aud
may Is taken IN cases Of the most acute iu-
aammation without danger. All internal srpll-
cations are in the highest dcgIec disagreeabl.
announcement aud offensive aud from the very
nature oi The disease, temporary in thrir e!jclt
and REMOVING THE CAUSE renders the
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
INFL1W.lI4TORY DISEASES
Although the Eleciuary vas originally pre-
pared for the cure Of Piles, yet il has proved H.
rrli To be Medicine far superior Ia all others in
all diseases Of AN ln1amms,ory character with a
termination OF blood to any particular par, or
gan. la Inflammation and congestion If The liv-
er AMI spleen Inflammation, soreness, Ulcera-
ton Of the stomach, Bowels Kidneys, and Blnd-
der; In lnl ,nmatory and MeruIial Rheums-
tism lis the best Medicine ever discovered.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
For all impurities of he blood, arising from
the imprujent use Of Mureury, or other causes
for all Diseases of the skin and scroulous aife,-
tions, in oil cases where the blood is powerfully
determined to the head. producing dizziness add
distress, DIR. UpHAM'S ELECrUARY is co.
lirely unrivaled.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married ladies are almost invariably subject To
that painful and injurious disease, the Pes, with
conscqucn, Inflammation oftha stomach, Bowels.
and spine, weakness Of the back, flow Of Blood
Ia the head. &c. The Electuary is perfectly safe
for Pregnant ladies and the most useful caIhurtc
that can possibly be used, a. it will not oulv TO-
move the Pes and all lnnamma,ory diseases
without pain or irritation, hut will ensure an ca.
So time. sale delivery, aud sound constitution
IN the oil,prnl.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
The ElcciuaIy con'sius 10 Mineral Medicine
no Alors. Colocynth, Camhrogc or other power.
ful and irritating pureativr. No fear OF taking
cold while unjerils influence, no change in di.
1t necessary. II taken according to thu direC-
lions A CURE FOR LIFE Is GUARAN-
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N L W q 0 0 DIS!
Alexander w. N1npili

w
NOW oilers for sale at the NEW STORE on
~ the norihwcst corner Of the public square.
a large lot Of entire new goods. at prices as low
as any other house 10 the state, His stock Of
DRY GOODS consists, in part, Of
Broadclohs, Ginghams,
Cassimeres, Prints.
Saulneus. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
kenluky Jeans, Oregon a"
Ves'ings, California
Mous'de'Lanes, Rough & Ready,
Alpacas, Plaid Lnseys,
Cashmer.de.Lanes. Wool shawls.
Bed Ticking, Drilling. flannels, Bro. Hull,nd.
irish l.In.n, Russia Diaper. Crash. Bagging,
Batting Wicking, Hose. Needles, Pins, Rib
bins. Thread, silk. Cord, Fringe, Gimp, But
tons, fhlmbe.. studs. Shirts, Buttons, Suspcn.
defs, Side and Back Combs, of pll shapes and
sizes. Also. large assortmen. Uf
Boots & Shoes, Hardmare T. CrOckerg.
Also, large lot OF GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Drown, Hayanna, MuscovaLa
and New Oilcans sugar: Old Java and Rio
Coffee; Old flyson, Young lIyson and Black
Teas; Nutmcrs, Cloves, Pepper, Allspice,
Ginger. Indigo, Salerarus, &c. &c.
Ottawa. Oct. lS. lSi7.
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School Books, Stationary, &C.
= Just received by the subscribers
Sanders and McGuGy's series of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spellars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography.
Webs,er's School Dictionary.
ALso-rrimers, Toy and Copy Books,
Blank Account, Books, dilTeren, sizes
Paper, Ink, Quilts, Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER g. HlCKLING.
Sept. "a, ISi7.
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miscellaneous.

COhN! CORN!.
10000 n ~ sal vss,s si s s Wick ss" ,h i:
highest market price will he paid in Cash.
Jan &. 1913 ALEX. ". MAGILL.
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hE.'A Spirits, wines, &c.
go 3 half pipes pure Cog. Brandy.
20 bbls. American do.
4 =" New England Rum.
l / pipe Holland GIN, (llour Glass;
O bbls. New York do.
8 " Sweet Malaga Wine.
p ! casks Port, some very good.
3 I" Madeira,
WALKER e. nlCKLING.
Sep. "a, lSl~
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Estate Of Elbridge G. Clark, dec'd.
NOTICE is he'roy given that will attend
Y the regular tern, ur the probate count oi
Lasa!ie county, TO be holden a, the office 81 the
probate justice, in Ottawa, On the fins, Monday
OF April next, far settling and adjusting AL
claims sca inst the estate OLE lnnipGgG. & L,nK.
deceased. All penons having claims against
The SAID estate. are hereby notified and rrqnes-
ted ie attend atlhe Time aud place aforesaid. AID
produce their claims in whiting ior the purpose
Of having the same adjusted. feb Is d
hUCREIIA CLARK, .1da,L,
GILES w JACKSON. d1mn
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ScOtCh Bagging. bed Ticking.
y On hand aad tor sale low,
IL pieces Dundee Bagging.
do Osnaburghs & Burlaps.
% do Tickings, 81 to Ga, from
l2l to 81 cts. per yard,
WALKER e. HlCKLING.
Sept 81, lSi7.
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administrator Notices.
La SnIIc PrObatc COurt.

TIME fesuIuf term ut the Probate Court for
l. The county OF La Sale will be held The
fret Monday Of every m"nlh at the office a the
Probate justice in Ottawa. Il.G. COTTON.
SepfS. 1877. Prob. JlNirc
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Crochery. Hardware and Groceries.
The undersigned is now prepared to offer a
larger and cheaper stock of goods to the nhabi-
tanis OF this county, than can I've found in any
other establishment. G, NATTINGER
Sept "a 1Si7.