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SHIPPING CArrLr-1his is getting to be quite
an important branch of bushes. in our city
Since the opening Of the New York and Dun
kirk route several hundred head have been ship.
ped from here for New York, and some had pre-.
vlously been taken by the Buffalo route Ga
Saturday last Mcs.rs. Renwick aud Weaver ship
ped over one hundred on the steamer Minnesota
This lot Of cattle was from Middle Illinois, and il
is the intention Of the same gentleman to make
another shipment by the same boat on her next
downward trip J C. Beers, Esq, also shipped
one hundred head On Saturday. The competitor
of railroads around the lake to this place vii
very greatly increase the demand for cattle
Stock growing is destined To become one Of the
most Importan, branches If business in MiJdl,
and Northern Illinois, Chicago TribmG
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DUowNEp,-Last evening man was drowned
III the Illinois river, near Brewster 4 Beebe's
warehouse He was watering some horses be-
longing % q traveller from Princeton when he
attempted to swim one Of them into the river
The horse becoming FESTIVE, the man was thrown
into the water, and still clngng to the horse was
dawn into the middle of the river, when the
horee dlsengngcd itself and swan 20 the shore
aud the man sunk in the water ard was drowned
The body has not yet been recovered There
were several witnesses to the accident. but none
expected It's fatal termination, until it was toe
late to render lin assistance. The person who
thus suddenly lost his life is named Jacques Shul
but wa, generally known rs "Dutch Jake
Three or four years since he resided in this place
and was afterwards employed as ostlcr in a tav.
rru nj, Princeton Bureau county. lie came honl
the latter place to Peru On Saturday last.-~Icrn
pcnserdk
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II Sheriff Gooly.l and Constable Skinner re
tanned yesterday from the north, having IN charge
The man Cumming WHO broke jail 9; tl:is place
three weeks ago onl James Lemsrs who Lrohe
-.o a store Il. Tern about the "a, inst, and had
been arrested By Sheriff Dearborn, at Geneva
Cummings WAS re.taken by l!r Skinner al Shaw 5
landing in Wisconsin, lie place where b. had
stolen tic horse Oh account Of which be had been
.mruaoaed,
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Railroad Matter.

Tie Perm D.u.cr4' q Tuesday has tie %:
lowing paragraphs
Col Mason Chief Erciroc- Of the Central
Railroad, Wu, J"Ut-. E,g, Engineer Of he Rock
l-Lui and Chicago Railroad Ir.i ,.r Esruhgu,
Nhy Is viewing the location ~ the lli,,- road ~
Tie purpose oi ccnt,nciing for its construction.
met re GA Tuesday last, for tnc purpose # con.
sU.tny ~ reference 10 the junction of tie roads
At this point, but by what We can lean. the que,.
ton 0! the immediate cro-sir, Of tue river ty the
Central Railroad ut this point remains unsettled
Tbs par.i wi. again meet ia Chicago The latter
part Of t!Ii' week, upon the r,JUru Of NesTs
Farubam and Jervi- from the Wet:
We understand The main DO. c, If he consul.
talon is to fix upon such a g,ade Tor al roads
II. viii place their dcpots upon the same level
aud, il possible, to make that level the lee, a.
the cu'a! The difficulty. ii not iinposs.h..iy Of
accomplishing this object, at the actual termn
alton Of the canal At Peru is so apparent, that
already tie belief seems to obtain generally in
that region that tue road, instead Of crussin. al
PERI, i'll cross some two miles above Tue HIa
ocrG. argues strenuou,ly that to go 50 would b,
,eag violation Of tie law OF Congress, which
says the road shall terminate at the southern tn
minus Of tGe cana. II t.U Law sill pern,i; "a,
road to cross two miles east Of Peru, there /, n,
ST. be- done Mt the Sist p-,ar, bat fifteen mile
of finish Persons who W1y has" to o EechIpr-
over u.ubluu hu-,u,-s connected with the 4 ,I,
,.a'l be- toug cypru-r. J. * y. GREEN"
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SPECIAL Tam Of rHE Cmcuu Covsr Tie
men WHO have teen imprisoned 1t this place on
the Charge Of stealing Nr. Turner's horses having
demanded trial. and as here IS no regular term.
y the cog,. within 10 days Of til, tine, i; has
become necessary uule. tie statute to order q
special term, which has been fixed hv Judge
D.csey % the ll,h Of Angus, next Tho Lus.
ness Of the term viii be confined exclusively to
.h. TILL u. Grim na!s
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publishers themselves do not know hoSc'
they may send paper to a certain address,
whether one, three, OF six months On the other
hand, persons frequently subscribe for month
or two and at the expiration Of that time order
the paper to be continued the balance OF the year
In such case, does the Department intend tore
fund the prepaid postage OF does it intend to
swinde the publishers out Of 10 Upon what
groun.s Mr.. Warren bases his decision we are at
loss to know, for certainly neither the language
Or spirit Of the law warrants It;
p o DEPARTMENT, July I, 1881.
Gersi In reply to yours of the lst inst, YOU
are hereby informed that all newspapers sent for
less period than three months. whether sent
from the Office Of publication or otherwise, will
come under the head Of transient newspapers
upon which the postage must be prepaid at the
Office where mailed. Your obt serv't,
rlrz HfsHY WARREN
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The Southern Prcs5, OF the sth INST saws that
1t Is true, that a subscription OF some sixty or
seventy Thousand dollars was proposed during
Mr Cahouu's life by his friends, to enable him
to visit Europe, and particularly the countries Of
the Mediterranean, for his health; and that thin.
" thousand dollars vas actually paid. That Mr
Calhoun during his life time refused to receive it,
and that since hi- deceAse it has been offered 10
all four Of Nj calhouns sons, who have also re.
fused to receive it. That the committee then
pressed upon Nrs Calhoun, the v.dcw of the de-
ceased, It's acceptance, who after much hesitation
ncceded to their request. The Press also dene:
tina, the estate Of MIR. Calhoun wa7 the least en-
barrasscd, but on the contrary asserts that il wa.
worth at leas, une hundred thousand dollars afti
the payment Vi all the debta that existed agair.s
| MN
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The Wheat Crop,


Nrvcr y within he mtm,r, Of thr oldest luhSH
Iuut' has there been such wheat crops IN the
Wabash alley. as our ll,h4uGtnen h,. @ vs.het
cut, or are how engaged n cutting. Tue kerne.
/, larger snd much morc plum than We have e'-
-" " .,j ,s..,,, lr,r
, -, 49,, ,,,i ~, tall. -
49,
Wi ,..,, s--,, o., ,,. i.,~y ,,,i,,,l.rr.,,.
e,J ~, ,,.r n,,.8, +, f,,.,l.,os .r,, IN. quar-
,.- p,.,,. D.. G.,,,,,.,. 60 ttr,.h,p.- and
-, ,,,,,if,.,,,a,r a ~, ,,,y - Al
49,. b., Sc. u,.g.,, !. pr,,,.sa,l rh,y 81,
l,,o,3 ~, h.. ti. b.,, ,i,Ir. Il that KIND now
-, and ,il .r,,,., f,,,,, 400 To- soc La,l.ri,
per day tda0s't"" G'o5e.
N,v Wurr-Th, fr,t ,,,plc Of tlc new
.,.',. wa. r>lIgi,,J +, m, Merchants FN .hsu,c
an SATURDAY. art III. grovy,h al ST Charlie, cu.u.
~ We have seldom or never seen better lr.u.
p.Wnn clean, Zee nom smut arc al ''hv' mn
pen e,'"H' u 4 '"' s"lN' "a we y"'"" ,''p
81; Iha''ts may IT, seq down ?, The h',' ""t'
gi'W'' ''.NF 81 missouri are 'o'" "''''
-o'""J 'is"-.s WI. 2' A.''7'' Il ~ "y >"""N
The pFg.e", season, As a genera ".N5 "t '''..'
yT' h"',"', '.,,'S q" o' o''"'e '"l ," 'N9'--''"
-o"'' ''''' '""
Tan CRors-Tlc farmers .n This section of
COUNT! PEAK very en',a.'toSiy Of 'h' "nt@'
81 ',"'t '.'' I'', ',.' '''','
''- 49, 10 .' ',' '"' Do '..,'' '''"'
'r', .'''l'''' 10 az ''.'.',,,' WI, - +,
90 "'' AIMS Was never 1''.'.--. '''''' ''''''
Oar fumers are IN tie midst O.. a glorious har-
vest Wheat IouAs fucly Corn Is dym' we'll
O." Voc nFne'I locations. . IN ,"e low ''''GT' we
VIZ an ''.n 1"..''' .,,s ''t ,. ''''' a.,
''N''Hf N.'1D' many paws s.'"''l N''N' ~
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PROCEEDINGS

Of Il. BOard Of Trustees Of the 9o'cn Of 0t'a''a
ADJOURNED NrrriYo, Tuesday Ev, July g
rresenl President Norris, MessIs. FIelenburSh,
Ernan and lhorne.
Minutes read aud approved.
Jos II. Wagnsrs bill Of s37S for surveying was
presented End referred 20 committee on finance.
who reported the .snyne rorr.ct report accepted
and h;lI ordered paid
ON mo''cn # Nr Kirnan.
Ordercd That the finance committee be hereby
directed to call on the treasurer eE tnai epoEi and
settlement crpssi twN yenrs
On motion oi Mr.. Ihoiue, ~
Ordersd That the 81 l.. Nc 90. - 4
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Judson College.

rs'NlS Institution formerly Nit PaIatno Acad.
4 envy was chartered February, 1851, and is
now open Toy the reception Of students. In order
that II may meet tie wants Of all classes, Academl-
cad. Normal und Female Departments are connect.
ed with IL The Cuursc It instruction wi. be thor.
cu-h and systematic. The yearwI!be divided 10
Sp-ng term commences 81 "Wednesday in Apnl,
summer 81 August.
Fan 5h " October
Winter " 81 Japuary
Iulon IN ,ac several departments from 50 10 e.
ot instrument. 81 Embroidery DTawHg and
PAINTING from % TO 81 French, 50. Contingent
bill l2i cral Rooms g. g. Tie above expenses
payable IN advance. No SUDDEN, admitted Tor leu
uIne than na.i Term. Rooms n the institution
furnished BY the occupants There will be a vocs'
uu OF two weeks 1t the close Of the winter session,
and one DISK weeks at the Close Of the summer
session
The annual commencement, will take place or
the 18th Of July a. Which time there will be an exam.
NATION OF the college classes, and all exhibition
Good board can be Obtained on reasonable terms.
Students wishing 10 board themselves will be fur
nIshtd with rooms IN the Institution. The uusters
will spare no pans 10 make this institution worthy
OF patronage. Measures arc beng taken TO obtain
an extensive library. We have already an excel
lent geological cabinet Horoys mathematical
and astronomical apparatus. and alec surveying
apparatus A j books used in all the departments
can be obtained on reasonable terms at the lnsli'
tuition
locATIoS This Institution is located a, Mt Pal;
atlne, Putnam comfy, 10 miles from Peoria, -
miles south OF Peru aud La Sale. and 10 miles east
Of Hennepln. 1t u retired, elevated and healthy
spot and IN the midst OF mn cntcTpnsingand religious
community All business on school matters. at.
dress Rev C.. NJ WRisHT OF Mt Pala,ne.
CHARLES Cross,
July 25 1851 Secr'y Of the Board and Agent,
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THs AURORA ExrLSsIoS--A NEw MovR-A
delegation from Oswego met the Aurora EXtrn
sion Directory IN tbs city and proposed to grade
The road and have It all ready for the iron from
Aurora on the east sIe OF the river, and to take
their pay IN stock This delegation recommend
that the rond cross the l2er some distance below
Cswego and yet above Pen1fed
This proposition was favurabiy received by ia,
board nUd, there having been no survey, sur
yeycrs were ordered upon tbs iou'e.
The distance from La Sale to aurora by the
Exrreiun route will be about 80 niles, being
about the same 1t nowls by stage.
Mr.. McAlpinr goes immediately upon the route
with instruction to prepare It for an advertise
men. sl the letting at once Chicago Democrat
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other Claimants,

Was h't'1eu "a. ,ut. with rope made Of tow.
4 part Of hi, harness was Of the same excellent
material He had a ju, with him but it was
neither vinegar or moasscs Jug,
Man LAYING EGGs The Massachusetts Dem
ocrat thus gives an account of a great curiosity
William $. Keith Esq. Of West Roxbury, last
week laid an egg on our table, which weighed
near four ounces ayordupois Barnum should
send for Keith.
ST Lorls. Embellishments yesterday, 90
Of which were oicholeta.
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EO.iCc,

To Caleb V Mmsh--Yoa are hereby notiftd
that Mt sale Of lands and ots for taxes due for the
year l'5n at the roui: house in Ottawa, on he 18Th
day OF July,A D 1851 psrchassd the north eas,
quarter ofseclion Two, in township thirty five nortn
OF range two. east Of the third m, and tina, the
time OF redemption will expire on the 18Th day OF
July 1853. July &c NJ E iioLLnTER.
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Notice

mat at sale Of lands and lots for taxes due for the
year 1850, al the court house in Ottawa on the 18Th
day ofJuy, Ap 1851, purchased the south west
quarter dissection lhlrty.two IN township thny-two
north ofrnnge tour, east Of the 81 I'm. and that the
time oiredcnption yiil sSplre, on The l3'h day OF
July, D 1858. Irly2o VI L. IloLLsTEE
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We learn from gentleman at La Sale that
ON Monday last Edward CoHroy was drowned in
lodds mill pond, IN attempting to cruss with a
ferry boat The rivel being high, and the cur.
rent strong, he was drawn into the water by the
rope used for crossing Conroy was nm lrlNhman,
about 40 wears old and vgrv industrious aud
worthy man he has left wife aud child to Ia.
mcn, hil loss.- -PcrR Democrat.
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re have row had seson consecutive pleasant
days. ne having falsd but twice since last Fri.
IscdnssJsJ night and yesterday NOR.
80 Z r t,.ae. however. enough to lay the
ssesya seem 10 be greatly improved
~ sr Of teams that are daily crowd
square This dry spell comes We.
,[or. thcss who have harvests to
~ hseycro 90 young ducks.
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Cs0IEsA ~ CAtuJUS CuvNrY We have lus.
received - letter irorn friend, who has recently
been over in Calhoun, stating that cholera is Ia.
gng to an alarming extent IN that section. We
extract from the letter as follows:
The times here are distressing. In the las:
week or so. there has been twelve deaths by
cholera, Yesterday morning TUESDAY, 18Th
inst) Joseph Grader made colin 70. a child
in the evening ~ vas dead vomiting and purg.
ing carried ham off, IN the morning another took
it. and lived but three hours. Many have taken
to the hlIl., and the physicians ara afraid to 20
reur the settlement Mr j Grader aged 20, had
to dig his sons grave, no Other help being a,
nand Mr John Elledge has lost his wife and
two children Yesterday and to-day, TUESDAY
aud Wednesday, FIVE deaths have occurred"
vtT'r 1n'ric, referred to in the letter, we SUP.
-, IN. r. -, ,,-, =
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Like Hot Cakes.

Mr. PLEAsAYr. Iowa, Aug 81. lSi9
Mt y h Sluau-Dcir Sr For some time
past We have been acting as agents tor the sale
1T your mcii,iucs We are now out they go of
like hot cakes Please send Us, the first opportG'
nifty. dozen Of your Condition Powders, dozer'
Horse Ointment and dozen Family omtiN-z
R,>pccsy yuuIs, /. ~ \. SAUNDERS,
See S,onu's ADVERTISEMENT IN another column.
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The tax Gales of'hc delnquen, lands Of this coun
ty were concluded yesterday. Considerable
competition provaiIedamong the bidders and spec
tilatots manifested unusual cagerncss to
buy. Blu. very few tracts were stricken oil to
tbt state.
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NNlics.

To Grors Laprenee-You are hereby notified
that sale oflands and lots for taxes due for Tho
year 1882 at the cour, house in Ottawa on thu 10Th
day Of July, 40 1851, purchased the cast hafoi the
south east quarter OF section lhirty-six in township
thirty tour NORTH OF range four, east Of the third
m, and that the time Of redemption will expire on
nbtc liSSiIn: do2y of July AD 1883 NJ f lloLLlsrrs
"a ralsy ana Pa.-.,s'o, diseases eou,ru va
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On New York, or any part Of England, Ireland,
Scotland, or Wales, in sums TO sui, purchasers, ior
sale by Gprll sly NJ II. Swirl.
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MARRTED-On the 2Oth inst. near Ottawa by
Rev, " Kline. Mr THOMAS THoNrsoS % Miss
VABIrH AjENr.
In South Ottawa, on The leh ms, by A h
Smith rsg Mr. JosrPH RorGERs 10 Miss ALs!SA
kcRAH both Of South Ottawa
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rHE 0TpiWir FREE TRADER.
FIRE! TiEEl
gESTg yc77ON OF TNE CAT
CHURCH. BIZ FIRE

Between 70 and O'Clock; Yesterday cur cii1'
srrs were startled - the cry ui Fire :" which We
s,and 10 have broken ont IL the secpIc OF the
C.hhols CAur,hat thil place. III few minutes
,he vAolc stec pie was IN t!a5e and III less Than
half an hour i, se,l wi.i' terrible c'a'h ~ The
main boly Of lie church. ~l.yh Was also ~ th;-
time, envcloped N flames The Ire nest com
,runica.ed 70 the parsonage, adjoining the th"rtl
on the east, and IN y r. TINE bot. building
were III ruins. Here Fl l.e a!aost >0gcriu'nau
e.yors Q; "a. i1ers l4s progress q. the destroy
e. was ss,s:,s1 Ever the Sitcher aG' 5'ab!,
balougig 10 .-e r,rsou &c "e.g sa'ed, although
ATTACHED u Il. ,..-a bI,4;.y. aDI -.'oiG Nts
wind blowing
The chugsi itrs reduced to heap VI runs IL
IN hour was sus q tie fines: buildings Of th'
kind in !!,mo.s Although hot near finished, A.!
had already cost some 10000, and VIXEN CON
ple,ed. which j, vou,i have been M short tint
would have co., over t!o0g0.
Tie brick walls d; both the c'c,,h AMI rar,on
age are still s,aud.ng, gnL II IS thought are no' $
much inbred bu. tia. hey Can BE- repaired AZ
N.a,ng expense.
The Aso is supposed to have originated i'a
the ars,py, used b.: A,r. Sl.a4rd "a timer, wh
bad tcea engaged during the week in tUnn, 'h
noars II ,la s:ecPis Re appears 20 have LETT
a. usl,l---er.a,..y t,u-c ia 40 Tcas4n to s.pp"
tia, there was any cg,p.i.- carcic,,uess ia 81
matter Tie whole va, nWcs'is0aLly ?ure
aecdea.a!.--Iho property was not insured
n ccnscqaencc Of ,br JssrD.,ton otrhc Cs'hol
Church hy fire, we are requested to STATE thai p'n
serv.cr wal, be h-.l5y Eey Nr o DonrelD,h.
Ccr-, II rsc ,o-rln..ct. aiNl. u.un. Naer
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hGurcN IN roman CNdidttstA IoIN..'Nr lNH'I P.N
of the skeleton were three cups .LIH BRAlNAE,
brilliant aud GO cups in iron, very ru,5 -
bearing trace OF having been gildcd; there were
also an immense number Of nails md about 500
arrows of which the wood was rotten. aud the
points rusty The skeleton and the different ar.
tieles were carefully picked up, aud sent 10 Adj
rianoplc for examination.
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1HE LICENSE Law At CmcAco.--JuIge Slus"
ner, of the Cook county court, has decided that
the amended charter orChicago, which was pass.
ed at the late General Assembly few days la.
ter than the general law which prohibits the re-
tail trade in sprituous liquors, repeats the latter
law, So far as Chicago is concercd This view Of
the matter places Chicago in an anomalous posi-.
ton as it respects the state at large. The judge
intmaes that his decision i. more legal than just
an intlmatlon, in which most people of common
sense will concur The Quincy Herald OF Mon.
day, says
Judge skinner Of Quincy delivered his opin.
ion this morning upon the constituiouallty Of the
law passed at the last session Of the Legislature
to restrain the traffic in ardent spirits, He has
no doubt whatever Of the consti.ullouality of the
law, and 50 decided We understand that in view
of the general interest manifested upon this sub.
jec he will write out his opinion for publication
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Tens.

plED-Cn the 9Th inst MANY b infant Of
Ward aud lane lockwood. Of Ottawa
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On New FORK, or any part OF England Ireland.
Scotland, or Wales. IN sums tc suit purchasers. for
sale by upui5ly VI II SWIFT.
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hxrd atsboo eaen. =. Is ~ nearly IT fol- size
aud the others Francis D, Chaplin, ....a ONLY at
sScm, apparently over 90 sr IS years yt',i,s
Young is married man, and short tins since
SFas keeping boarding house in La Sale His
parents are known by number OF our citizen,
and are said to be highly respectable and worthy
citizens residing near Aurora, Kane county. Cha
pin is less communicative and doubtless has O.
ven in IN assumed name. Nothing Of his history
10 known. He is quite good looking, with fair
rosey complexion keen. dark eye. high fore
head. land curly hair rather slim. and aboy five
fee, ten irchos high. he, no doubt, ia OH accom-.
p.!shed villain.
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SIGHT EXCHANt.I

On Me-" York, IN sums TO suit purchasers for sale
By nov9 NORRIS & FISHER
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THE GRArroS FANLv--In an article, How the
Present System Works" in Reynolds Newspa.
1pcr," the most ably conducted liberal Journal in
ruIIlnd, We find the following account Of the OH
l Lc0ua- {! nc ,roudcst English rcerages. Cua
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, in sums TO SUIT purchasers. for sale
~, by r0vg N0RRts ~ FISHER.
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W 4 y I'll ID.

nNE o. two men, Who REALLY KNOW
~ now 10 use lAe axe. maui and wedge, and
are wiling to work Ferp liberal wages In casE
w... he ad Enquire at this Office or at the sIera
OF Phrps% Shu.,r. July 20. IsJl-iw
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SCTTON & FYFE have received a fresh lot Of
> excel lent 81 cent Ten. Superior Slack and
: ouug dyson - a0. prices Iu.y 20
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and ugoniiing complaints are in.
mtidi'y rsh.rcd by the application OF the GALvASc
Bur, NECEL.cg aud tLuIb Tbs Belt dtuses tho
,lectncy through the system the Necklace has /,
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon tho az
iected In these distressing Affections the az.
plication NEVER FAILS.
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c-r.. r.c7r,r C,,,.l. l,s Le,rtofae Rated
On .hs sas,,n manufactures ar all her large
nnd mere finished kinds .: G9.,'dn''l' bnt ms ,'
- 20 o. -, case 49, '.,' .,, .T,,,o ar o i h.,
,ng manufactured Nv s.es.r. Cusl.man L Co, at
tier flunary ard machine shop Tie engine j,
To oe n!'een NOISE PtNNsf ana u.'.''yG ''i III
.''tS,',' A., r, i" H., bi,tor, -. ,,.ul,
tsrs, IN C.,.Ta'-- Co,...t .tisn4.at.
Ottawa i, ;!yar.b'v situated fra rangfa,'l
rim, town an, doubtless. 10 A few years vl.
stan! r...sa....ea. IS such in til state. She has
s,rr.3, ,a.. s,.aog.ry ,nrnc. 10 fglt operation
O7s ,,-or.. linz che r.......ncry of E1r- E.,,h.
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Sherman's Chicago Branch,
No, Ihpnp Side,

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- PERlOR black KID and ELK knit gloves.
> mourning wells fans pamsois, &c Also
Another piece yard wide black slk,
One w."
A',w patterns plaid, yard wide.
with trimmings, such as slmps, hinges, drop bu.'
.lus &
SILK lose, embroidered black, and co,ored !.
las,e thread 30, embroidered mixed. slate.
white aud black PLAIN open work cotton hose new
patterns OF caucoes, gngh0ms, popNns, UcTsges, dc
lains lawns, Sc. CallRnd see them
No tTonbe to Sc, good goods cheap
Wiy &c StsTrndp's ChicggD DTdnch
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Tue CRors-In looking over our exchanges We

Tue CRors-ln looking over our exchanges VIC
arc graufed to learn that, Notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather, during the months of May
aud June, the wheat crop IA coming out more
than an average one. In many Of the southern
counties the wheat fields are said to be rcmarka
bly, iuc. The corn though very much injured
by the rains is Olso said to be coming up rapidly,
assuming rich aud healthy color and should
there be no early fros,s, may still yield large
crop Oats aud potatoes generally lcok we'll