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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec cO-oP. III.
BnEADsrvrrs-Flour favored buyers, the operations
comprising o 200 bbls, Canadian No I, and south.rn
ccmmsn at 81 81 81 so; ordinary to choice State ct
s4azk S45oi; and mixed to fancy Western at 81 80
S4ts1. Fine rye -four and Brandywine meal were
held at SO 20 per Dbl Wheat moved 70 the extent OF
500 ushels Ohio mixed at ~ a s7lsc and orn 10
that $500 bushels Orleans at e5tbs farmer rates
Barley. Rye, and Oats unchanged cargo Of the
latter from Prince Edwards Island. fetched 4se.
CoT1oN-Exporters took hold more freely TO day and
the sses reached bales with market rather favSr
ing the buyer.
FRriGHrs-Kates continued dull for Liverpool Some
lots Sea Island cotton were engaged at l6t with some
hcur at Cd 500 bbs rosin taken at Is Grain
nominal at Sd 3xd To London. beef in tierces was
taken at ss Cd $50 do bacon at 25s and lard
the same terms. with some -four at Is Cd To Hsvrs,
rates remained the To California there
Offering, and rates were some hrmer.
PRoyrioSs seemed depressed the days movements
not exceeding $50 bbls prime and pork az sl3 30
q $40 s7h and Sll rs sl6l2k $50 40. prime and
mess beef ut Ss f5il and ST. Sil; 80 bbls prime
lard at 10 ap1Sc; and $4,000 lbs homeless middle ba.
con at ssic.a 9c per 10, respectively.
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nlnIrled.

On the evening Of Dec 20, by the Rev. A. Lee, Mr.
Ps1ER H. Lros to Miss Louis. NJ. MARSH both OF this
city.
On Tuesday evening, Dec so by the Few. Mr. Foster,
Mr. ssmrrL 8. THoar, Jr., 70 Mia AMELIA ELMiaA
PEErs both of this city.
On Dee 81 by the Rev Henry Chase, Mr. s.ursL ".
BuHrrIi Mfrs HARnfEr Lovia, daughter OF Nicholas
Kline Esq sill OF this city.
Troy, New York, and New Haven Conn, papers plsass
cOpy
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MEDICAL.

$500 =. sT,. " pc. r
makes speedy without the least restriction Of et
trak exposurc or change IN application business fns
popffc<pr chs single case which the miNture
"A acr thc forfsitnre of hundred dollars It's
rethpir bNtsiee with fuil direessons ec ST. One bottle
lasts sweet many cured two days Tor ssle ~ ".
v N. iitueJ iW nanovvt street Boston Hreat V'r
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Photographic Marine Reports.

103roS, Dec ~.
Arrived-saip ns-h Bend CsIctts brix harsh1 Rogers
sarys Co. Spoke 9sh inst a 50 3d. Lon IS o. ship har
mo1y, NYork Cor Glasgow
shpe Pariitnert Liverpooi Delaware, NOreaas; eehr
ecu Perry philadelphia
Cle.rsd-BarI Como Charleston. brigs Edwin, sayus;
vssts cavestou Bohrs Mary scul Chagrs Josephine,
Arlington NC. -,
Arrfved-sip Sterlirg erm Bos.on short of
Visions Dec IS ~ TO- lon % So passed Large 5nassed
rer. ID Y.
sih-A. brig Favn Falmouth Ja for Boston. Left bark
Edvard, f.on Alexandria. dag.
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Cleared.
ssssrn,sln Earets tBrl Iots Liurpooi cunars Jrs
shh,,p nn,s.ln.n ss,oney, Lcnton, Dunhsm q Dmon.
sS,pr 9 gais Ars,.ehieel. PHILIPPE
arfJohn Csskie Raynss, New Orie.ns Tssd n Church.
bfis susan Email. small. 2ssa, Brett voss d CO.
BriE ltrhtine. uill, safra is orandf master.
nig ss,siette tBrenl Hogerpap, ksRlos9 Bsy Taomp.
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sHIPPIN0.

chip PASiEIG Captain Err. Ny..TThi. ssssns VIZ
ss,ss IN her sss s,
FOR fssht p.sssss having unsauailsd
"r elegance AZ n Wed speS5tGrNs Co.. So wan
rhs .s:sTshP Atlantic viii succeed the P''ias and sal
Cos cnAoREs AND SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA
Captain a.. is.ss viii q. .s
:ss.ss $ @ s:s. cabin
'silS ''S%;;'sss; s;:.iSssoST . CO. 50 South ,,..,
Passengers going out in the Pioneer. will probably be In
time meet the steamship New Orleans leaving PanAms
VAspEnBILrs LINE FOR SAN ~, rRSsSSsco, VA VA
Capt, Churchill WI leave pier No NoIh Riy.y on Mon:
ss.nes ps.snss viii Be- scavs,sd over The sssnss route
Sam a.n ss s" es sr, ss. Sss q ss
rl proceed without delay 10 San Francisco Fer rexh,
passage '''' D. s' T. ALLEN Battery pl.s. up stairs.
IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPAsY:-roR NEW
u. Ihfss CITY st oa
:s%%sss:r viii a. i.sn he Sst %srf.s :ss::t
s s p. ia'iss a M 2!ss::'g
Il: sssss s.rss 4:I a: a.
n rh s a,sD fss, sssn . New osssn A. ss
usual Sd IL :sps
DAoITIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. CHANCE
vie chssrs dlrvst On Tuesday, January eth, ~ NJ,
wIrd, con@ssesI yin sail o. rss.a.y yasasry GA a.
CssFs, eonnestng P,nAma With one Of shs company'
sv.i % q MN. 70. P,,,.:,
5srht. apply AZ We o. NO. ~ ns ~ i,l,se ssas
q the sfles on The morning q ssilins.
pAcITIo NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANy.-cHASoE
Of Sailing Day--Only Through Line for Califotsi.
s ssns irss IN EsRH ciT ' s ,ss.
Tanner cs%nsnssr yi sail on Friday yssgssry 2A =
s str,s, N. n, Vie. ths Eoys,nnsh, MALE Tor chasres
Ph.delpIs lea vins in hs Nj pirs Gay wiz
sn w. syS,s yF,S ss... , ..%,sT Ss
yul e. e passsneors and mail ~ PanauA For passage
.sas s y % Sasr BSs Sris sn SSsaSs
q, the ofhee on the mornins Of sailing.
pAcIrIc HAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY-oSLY
isuts sssins .sss%'sS odi6 p9saa.lisd 3 Der ss.sT
csSsssj.p vii ' sni .saldss ' 5ssSsrs
zen street. serS liver sS d, ss 1ss nails, drss
or ohssrss eenree,ns With ths isverits untsd STATES
ssa hsseseo, arrival q The ps.snsss ana msi ssPs
Ven street sssnsr ,ssn .l ss ors 1sr
irg.
IsDrrEsDEEr sJEAnEE From PANAMA TO :, ~ !. !.
oRLEsnsw Hsmnsr.lsy Us T. Ss .p ?, All
ssl fbs sp,.s sns sceo odssIsss q iRis
unsurrsssed BY any steamer The Pseaci sns passen
ss i sss.ssfy for a' heir s ss1s =
Fork for Charres by Of ,be STEAMERS ct1 Sth OF o
Docsmbsr viii connect with the New Orleans panama
't "'Sn' VI, 1Howhkkp a SON. Agents, "a broadway.
IreR SAVANNAH q. 8 VAIL LIEB.-THE NEW AND
Z spisssid ..smshr FLORIDA, csI, Thos. Lyo., viii
leave New York for ssysnnah on saturday J,nusry
oclsch. r. A.. from No Yer issishs .. pass.ss,
HE Aisbams Capt Ludlow, on Saturday loth Janusry
NoTIcE-To MASTERS OF ALL VESSELS BOUND
~ fr Sea Frsnciseo will please have I'VE rspotssei
vessel vessels spoken, psseengers names Ne
With any other thing think worthy Of note for the
Alta California and Exchange Re,dlng Room iof All "a
tons In francisco, which will be called Tor on your
arrival BY Commodore Robert Martin, Marine Reporter
for the Alta and News Room and late OF she rev fork
Herald.
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Cas.enR6fT KfrIvesI.

ssyAsS.S7s steamship f,crid..J Poolsr: whistler
Mrs Nutier Moiynesux lady ohdrsn and servant
Reilly, G ID p Weeks-l2 IN steeraxe
OroRro-Bark w Dyer-Mr Grnnell, late Consul NJ
Oportc and four children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
mAKITImE IsTELLIeEsoE
Movements OF the ocean Steamers.
To Correspondents

To Correspondents.
CsptanB Of vessels and others furnishing Marine News 70
thia would eoner sfavt by sealing iheE eommuai
okdons.
ALmkNtc-DrcrnBEn 81
80 nsss.s'sss.s.....I ~ -oob sETs. .worn =.
UrskH.sssss 60. q 40 MOS WITH. ..' mora ~
PORT ON NEW yopK nro 70 fesi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

CoR LIvERPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL sTkAn-
= ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nys--This steamer viii
ispart with the United ststes mails for Europe positively
Saturday JAny 10. 1852 ~ o'clock NJ fro her berth
the Canal street, No berth secured Nil paid for
FOR Freight passage having unsqualisd se0enmoaaon'
Tor elegance and comfort. apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS q CO.. 50 Wall "a.
Tho steamship Atlantic, will succeed the PAoiae and sal
January 2tth, Ira
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Herald MARINE Correspondence.

EDcARrowN, Dec Il.
ArrivedSohr Energy Marohsn from Boston; 22d brigs
Juan De Carts Hooper. NYork for Boston; Potos
Bettes Matanzas Portland; sohrs Belmont (Br) -
NYork 81 Johns NIB; Cfockett, do for Boston,
23d-wind N with and In the afternoon changed
to Nv.
atsh-In port the vessels above reported.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 90 Pn.
No arrivals 1t this part TO day.
CIeared-Bark Gem, Nioierson, Boston; BRIG Brazilian
Bray Cienuegos schr william. Clark, Indianoia; Steamer
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INDEPENDENT STEAMER FROM PANAMA TO sac
frsnsisco The well knevn and fsvcIite steamship NV
0RLEANS W. Z Hammersey, U. 3. ~, Ccmmander. WI
leave Panams for Fan Francisco the 18th OF srnray
lisa The spsed snd nmodaons o ths stosmer ~.
n.y eorhdently rely on being snIly prsvasa v NJ
Ahng their comtort ftteenfers a,ihk
for Chares ~ any abe stesmers of21d t OF th
December will connect with the New crlsans BANANA
''f H'ish' Or sEp a SON Agents, "a Brosdv.y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

DR. RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TRnAT
~ intended for AL who need sound rrassoAi infcrn
or are anicted with certain distssss-kivinx tbs
vmptoms progress. and conssqucnoss ofonoh disoao1
recipes fer the emeties their management &o.-iu
language Itcaables every one 70 and vi
hor-tn ~, with piatos. pfi,s 70 certs. Sold AL
sch street, ~ Ann street. ara hy raoss BOOKSELLERS
Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. GLOVER Continue
Ul cure, th,ss obstinate, prctrscted, haiferrsd
patched tn have bsed the skill Of the most
renced and such escape from ignorant aical pr
es Strangers are apprized that this clay sbounds viii
cial empirical pretenders, under fictitious names,
French pronunciation. who make extravagant prom
quick cures Strangers, beware Of these self named Dc
Dr.. G. has received regular medical education. ~
confined himself to office practice for the Last tweAi
years. at his present ofhoe, No. IL Ann street.
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MEDICAL.

s~~~~>~~~S~~~s~~~~~s>Y~>->>>~
IN NERVOUS DBBILITY.-DR. DRLANIYss !
~ brstsd Curative Instrunsnt NE Only intsaiil
Tor these Sad diasrder and tsbiliss rssliknG frs
ssnse. A. nay ts had 81 his e1lss. 81 LisPcsss1
given Gratis, post paid applied 100.
ITO TEE AYTLICTED.-AN INrALLIBLE N
= for those dsplcrsble Consequences re1ulsins O.
abuse &c; nay be heard from. traits, By sddrsssln
paid, Boz Jog Broadway Pest Once New York siSy.
victims OF ndiscrsden ana quseksry. u y Of The hgA
ITO AVOID DIBAPPoIkTMxNr CALI ON DR..
L AL 700 who have contracted private disssss.
made the greatest reform In tho restmenk and can Of
ssss in half the Tins Mat is takes another. sets
Are forsunate insssd. Cases improve thanonsas tks
under his unrivaued treAtment. No fee tiu ourod
situations private. Once 30 Canal street, corner Bro
IMMENSE EUCCEsg or DIR. wARD-ALL 10
tse esbe ss exceeded. = Innumsrabls eAsss
sneir terrible stages without other ply soiA
ssls 20 sffss. them bus By numerous in,eovsn
snss. our sressnsns Wi. before twenty tour hours
aUs ,tias on y. IN every instance removing
- safety and entire sesurisy Once 60 Cana ssresU
OF broadway. the place where VOC Are eIy ~,
No fee till cured. All suitafi sns ~
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PORT on NEW YORK, DEo. 20. 1851.
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NR. DE LsNEY WOULD REsrEcrFULLY IN.

~ waite TreaSLoe," Ne. Qm,e houvr, 20 ~ 3sis2k
and 70 o'sleoh r -. tssnasy ssesytsd,l 70: g Z
suthor has enjoyed sponx which hs wo.id instance
resided several years q fsr tto szprsss purIoss
ps.ssis. t.vossa sxeusirsiy 20 ts speciality he csz
out hsstation. proniss h sAs moot severe aa1
ested cases. reoondAry disesss &C., &c. &s-. .o1
tatn, SAFE and radical than obtpinsd fro
othsr source In Amerisa. Tncss WAC apply In khs .
escs Of drcrss viii be gr>siast " ths osss sad n
Of hs cure. which 70 often s1sctei ysrs fev day
psrsts waiting rooms ere provided. Rss tgsstusaet
tsr. address kcr $50 Pest once
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EoR CHAoREs AND SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA
direct.-1hs new and splendid steamship PiesEER
North River. on Thursday. January lat A. o'clock NJ
precisely for the above Direct This vessel hrvaE
elegant for oabin second cabin and steer
paeng those about going California should make
early apple tions on board, or 70
w. AZ. r. TAPSCOIT co. 50 South street.
Passengers goinE out in the Pioneer will probably be In
the l5th January.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-18
LATEST AND BEST
Collection OF Church Music
NOW READY
TIE GOLDEN G.SRE:

1 NEW collection Of church music, adapted tc
4 n th~ various metres now N Use, together with
great variety OF new anthems, sentences and chant,
Tor coirs, Singing classes, musical associations and
s0clil, sacred muse circles, by '. c. TAYLOR
an'horot' Iay.ofs Sacred Minstrel" ChoFai An.
;hrns" sc
Wehayc explored its con,en, enough 10 d,rc t.
speak r.!t oiI,. .ur. Taylor j. himself the aulhor
OF g0oj part OF The book, and he shows mu.irs
itriag, ias.c, and invention which make It no pre-
sumption IN Inn t01pp.ar as composer. .Ir
lay ors pieces are recommended hy their melody
woven INTO al. Inc four parts, 10y their rNpr-ssyeNe.s
which always ysyIeS with the SUBJECT and tv lhr.l
uniformly artistic alyi- - AntIa.r but not lea.
the work IS mo. beautifully and clearly printed thar
Any work winch Ne re!EcuI, er oi tie KIND ~. J
IT,bHqs.
We believe the took to BE- .rtavupcrior TO any
that has preceded II, and we think ilmny clam e
be- better adapted Ia, md more fuiIahl. ,gr rhr use
OF choir --SarOHIs Musical 1naes
Nrhlyc cNVmIncd this new collection Of church
muse, and would add our favorable opinion OF it,
mrriis, 10 the many encum.ulHs it has eactsd,-N
\. Evangelist,
We hope tbs collection vii meet that favor am
'l,ces. OF Which lts deserving " j Rrrord,r
Vr Taylor shows great taste, aud 80 pains have
been spa"dt furnish to choigs the very sole oimu-
SIC -DsTou Tree Press
Il Is coi.accon made with admiruk,r taste, and
with scientific knowledge ui the whole field OF mu-
81. There s sp.rii and 'oul in the compositions,
wh"haro ,oooi,en wanting --BGuly Commercial
Adrsrii.sr
The tunes Louvan Dawn, and Others Of Ike char.
HrieT, We ofr particularly plrRscd with They stamp
Inc nuinor ~ Il aenusoi The hshcsI order DsTs,i
tIec Press
Mr. Taylor is winning Cor himself m enviab,c rep
utauon SsR composcr, and Of what We see OF TIL.
now book, we tee assured II viii excel anything
which has preceded it, Cleveland Pigini,di.r.
or. IRyors music Throughout, Il 81 the hghcs
Of composition. aud commends i.el at once to u
lovers Of True harmony --Hdl!oUsU Gazette
UA~LEy fUrtss, 4 Co, Publishers, Cucn TY
For Snle at eastern prices by
Oct IL, a. H. & c. hurley,
,
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The Kn0X Insurance COMPANY
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
CAPITAL STOCK 100000!
Office on Water street, in IV!sss Brick Rou,
JlaeenHes Ia

Office on Water street, in lV!ssS Brick R0u
IlHesHHes, Ia
THIS Company having been duly organized, and
l. ten pet cent paid III on the capital stock sub
scnbed, and the balance secured 10y mortgage on
keA estate and by personal guarantee are now pre-
patrd TO effect Insurance asains, Loss or Damage
by Fire, on Budins, Merchandise. Machinery
MANUFACTURES, and all description Of property also
Merchandise, and Produce ~ the cour,c OF inland
transportation, the risk of the seas, 4 c. & also
the hus ot.lrnm5oais, and other vessels and upon
TIE lives Ut IN iyliuH, gong TO Cahiofnla The
rates OF premium will he ~ sw as those OF any 9th
ther 'esp0Hsible company.
AL losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock oirhe company is held entirely nthe west
ana controlled by western men, and in no way con-
nected with New York.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. r CAKSAs, Vincennes.
". irBERp, do
lNo W MADDOX, do
JAcos Pea. do
SAMUEL WISE, do
PrTrR ?. BAurY, Fort WAYNE;
THOMAS / BENSErnGE, Lafayette;
NALTEc ". EARLY, Tcrre- Hou,e
HrNRy ID ALLIs. Evansville;
SIMON BorroRFF, Jrfcrsonvii!c;
WILLIAM ilusHYs, do
LEy SPARKS, do
JAMES krIsWIS, do
c. ". ALLr- SEC K y. CARNAN, Pres.
W J liEBEgn, Trcas'r : BorroRrF, T. r
Short Life md Co.i1na risks taken a thls ~ gen
cy 1T eytm rates A. b SMITH Aren't.
Ottawa, Dec "A lSJO-f
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Tic Dolorsux and Neuralxia.

These dreadful and sSon,ing complaints are ~
m,lai,y ,,hsrst by the application Of the UAL'As,s
B,Ir, N,CsLACs and FLuiD. Ths Belt dihusss the
..ectncny through the system the Necklace hss
local effect and the FLUID acts directly UPON the ~
isc,sd nerves. In thsss dlssssing Affections tins ~
pllostion NEVER FAILS
% Many hundred Csrh6estss from oil parts n ne
country Of the most extraordinary character ~
gwen, ifisquusd.
o. No trouble or Inconvenience sttsAAs the sss
oi Or CIiRISTiES G.iLV.JNIC .iRTTCLEl
and they may be worn by the moa, feeble and dsl,oaa
with perfect ssss and safety In many ossss the sss.
,stion attending their use 10 heAly pissssni enc
dp"ash They can Be cent " any part u ~
country,
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PIRLlC NOTICE

> hereby given that at n sale OF lands for the tax
Il es thereon, due the county oi In Sale and stnte
ot Illinois, for A. y 1913, held at the Court House
m Duawn, IN snd county, on the 2ith day of July.
iSi9 purchased the southeast Or Of sec -, town
80, range Tor the sum of 81 II The time of re-.
d.np mon OF said trnct will expire two years from
SAID date oipurchasc. dec % T. S SEYHolD.
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AMES OConnor respectfully informs the Cit
~ zcns OF Ottawa, that he has recently re-iiItrd
mud materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square. originally established by hum.
and that he IL now prepared TO accommodate psrtics
desiring heaIhu exercise, with the best game OF ten
pins TO be found th,s side OF Chicago.
HIS Alley has been lately constructed Of the best
Cherry, and cannot TAI! 10 gave the utmost saiistac-
lion Jan Is
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= = i.",W' y .NVITW 'IlAUV, u''tNNfW.
NOTICE Is hereby given thar will make appl-
~ cation 10 the county court OF La Sale county,
on the 81 Monday IN March next Tor an order to
sell the lands ard lcncmcnts belonging To the estate
OF Martin CLASSIFY, deceased, or ms much thereof a.
may be necessary TO pay the debts OF SAID deceased
at which time and place a persons Interested are
requested 10 app-arHnd show cause why said rraies-
tate should not be sold tor he puTposc aforesaid
Jan. is Thomas l.AREiN, idm'r
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10 Officers and soldiers,

Whether Regular. Volunteer, Hangers or Militia.
OF the War Of l5l4, NcE!caH, and all Indian
Wars si,ce 1870, lH!dch HdwEs Var included 5
4 Lii Of You who have not received bounty lands
y are now entitled to them, AMI can obtain lntor
NATION and assistance m procuring them by ealing
upon The undersigned AT HE Pension, Bounty. Land.
Patent and General Agency Office, or by lrr,erpo-t
paid. Having had srvrra years experience IN the
public departments ut Washington Cry, he is enn-
BLEED Ia render efficient service 70 those having bus-
ness al any description before ellhrrutlhru.
Office IN the Court House. iui,l Illinois
l. + PATRICK, AtiOrnsga at Lap
Rsf.rsnc'-Nruaior, aui Representatives. in con-
grtss from Illinois Hon. Nn Rcddlc< and John
lilse, Esq, Ottawa; Hon A. Malt-sou aud lion
VIM, f.. Little, Joliet Ou II, 1850 -I0f
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Cbifaeo advertisements.
The farmers Wants Met!
The whea, crop sayed by the use Of
Persons Patented Seed Drill |!

MANUFACTURED AT CHICAGO.
AV ING Just returned from the country
where have seen n number Of the farmers
Ill who this drill last spring and fall, and
many others have heard from by letter. all express.
ing themselves satisfied with their purchase, and do
notbeh.ve any tanner would take three times the
cost tor has dnl, providing he could not Obtain an
other. The saving OF labor and seed alone is sui-
hcient Inducement tor every trner 10 have drill ;
Out 'heTe are other cOslderaIcns o sIl greater I'M
portance, as II bas been fully asceunned that at
least one third more wheat can he raised where II
Is seeded with good drill
The work Of the dr!i l. not confined 10 the seed
ing Of wheat. bot s!iil seed all Kinds Oi gram and
seeds. MI De Volt, OF WISCONSIN, who purch;s-
ca dfi iast spnug, said he would plant Ur sow
every seed on his tam except potatoes with the
dfll .iany have inquired OF me II corn could be
planted to advantage With the drill ! say 1t can.
saw thee fields last August that was planted with
The dri!ia Roc to,d, by Mr. Il. w BalgoSs, james
Worksani J. Johnson. They SAID they would get
atIcnst one iiird more com than an en- planted IN
We u,lls way 1t will be- remembered that this 10
HSON'SPATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured at Chicago, by A Vane, which is ad-
United to be Tar superior TO any grain drill in this
country and perhaps IN the world. For simplicity,
durability, and ncatness Of workmanship IL stands
unn'nled. There are other drills that are sold Tor
less money .butlt Is not always the thing sold at the
lowest pnce that Il the cheapest; aud It Is 50 with
dnls. Any good farmer who gets one oimy dns,
nndbecomts dissatisfied with ms bargain, al lib
erty to return II in six months, IN good order aud
VIII give HIM his money back and take the increase
oil gram raised by using the dnll for IT. use. Any
iarmer, wishing dill in the spring, will be dsap-
pointed IN getting 1t unless he sends III his order
soon, as aul mixing for none but those that order.
send along the orders spring will soon be here. |
WI. give the names OF a few farmers who have the
dTIl.s or have had wheat seeded by them.
ILLINOIS
Mcssrs. King & Lnhrop, ST. Charles
James Brown, Geneva
Joseph Churchill, Batavia,
james Schoonhaven, Ei-in,
L. II. Seward, Moringo.
H. W Bauass, Rockford.
james Works,
Horace Miller,
e. G. Miller,
Joseph Wilson, Buffalo Grove
Rinewault & ALDERMAN, Mt Carol
j Schoo!maker, Pennsylvania Settlement.
John Gage, Arlington, Lake co.
William Reddick, Ottawa
Ralph Ware Granville,
i. I. Minor, NJ. D Elk Grove
). u NJ. Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
A. Ii. iawley, Pekin.
j. Dickson,
! Lewis Shelton,
iS'ct -hcIl i.'q, farls
WISCONSIN,
! A. p. Dickey, Racine
Deacon Smith, Troy.
! Mr. Edwards, Sugar Creek
| MIR Pierce,
| p VI. Bubce. "
! VIM. DeWolf Heart Prairie.
Horace Adams e"
Ebenezrr Thomas, Eagle Prairie.
A. X, lIinkley,
Henry Warner Fond du Lac.
II. Hubert, Plattcville
J. 4 :. Bublee & Co. Beloit.
IOWA
Rev, ]. S. Norris, Du Buque
II. c. Pierce,
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Keep before the tsCop,c.

NJ lCllAEL Rc0gIu, ol Ottawa. u bachelor. liv-
vi ng lone -hanty aud followed farming and
raising cattle ASH living and very industrious, hon
est lnnn, was murdered M his own shauIy, IN lhr
my brother, Timothy Douayan came out from ire.
and, where nc let, a destitute wife and seven Chi.
drcn, beng The right heir Of said Reagan. proprrty
came IN search OF SAID property and tn sctie Nil
cnlins. From information 81 Tar received wn.
watched and murdered. Also, It seems. from inlnr.
iu',loh ana circumstances the same iamily suspect.
they came to Ottawa. Address ns before. Dubluur
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Take pen in hand and calculate Alright,
Put down your estimates in black and whl,s,
Aud doubtless you will find IN the event
That you've saved folly n good quarter
axe all these various things into account
And highly pleased our citizens be with the amount
And you'll determine that when this year does clos,
You'll buy from kohn & MandIebaum your clolhe;
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Horse Shooting

hONE at n, Iiarnards shop, superintendent by
- Joan lloorrR.
No tuD Prizes at this shop. Horses shod new
in the best manner Mt 81 - Wagon making con
uuued nj the same place, rs usual Old friend. aud
customers, and new, are invited to call aud eay,
lhrir orders. dec =. BARNARD.