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CIXTY-ONE desirable lots, situated in the most
~ fourishlng parts of the city and suburbs, for
sale on the most accommodating terms. Apply
to M. THOMPSON,
Office one door west of Jackson Hall, Penn
avenue. March
SPRING MILLINERY
NTILL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 clock
PARKER s new Fancy store,
March 1875 under National hotel
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.aforney at Ln:o and General .4genf,
OFFERS his services in his profession and as
~ Agent Tor the Prosecution and Collection of
Ciaims before Congress and the Departments, also Tor
Obtaining Patents.
All business confded TO him will be promptly a,
ended to. ,i7t
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WORTHINGTON q. sNETHEE,
Formerly Solicitor Of the General Land Qs9Qce


ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLoR AT Law,
Continues to practice in the Supreme Court OF
the United States, in the Courts II the District or
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, 10 prosecute
claims of all kinds against the United States, eli
Their before Congress or any of the Executive De-
partmens, and to procure letters patent for inven
tons. Business confded to his care, viii b
promptly attended to.
N. B. Particular attention paid TO the prusecu-
ton Of claims before the Brazilian Commission
now sitting in Washington
WAsHINeron CRY. u. c. July II. 1870
d A. PRTNGLE, No. 30, East Bay street.
IL. Charleston, South Carolina Importer Of
French CALF SKINS; Manufacturers Aesnt
and Dealer in BROG.a.NS, BOOTS md SHoRS.
Advances made on consignment of Broesms OF
Southern Manufacture. Parties wishing 10 el}s-
sign, will send samples of their make, and On ~
ce'pt Of their consignment, a liberal caMh sdwaacs
will be made. Information promptly impaired.
an to the style, but adapted to the trade
Charleston, s. c., July is, lssO.---dly
To Southern Gentlemen or Literary N
situations.
"A young man, a graduate Of st. MaxY'o Cel-
"A lsge, Baltimore, wishes 70 obtain As}tNaeiou
as Assistant in an Academy, or PrvttA
he IL qualified to teach the highest bfal14ho OF
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mistry, Mathematics and English EitlfiAuss :.
The hghest testimonials a. to character and dts1p
fcations can be produSsd. Address, ponipsSt.
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,

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FOR THE SPRINGS
I AIDES retiring TO the springs or country, will
Ia find at PARKER'S. just opening, a fresh
supply Of Toilette Articles. such ns very superior
BAYRuM, COLOGNE IN bottles and on draught
EAU LUSTRAL, OK NARROW, DEN'TI-
FRICE, &c, COMB, HAIR, TOOTH. and NAIL
st
ttp PARKER s
Fancy Comb and Peytume,g 'Srors,
aug. b, Penn Ay nsss National HOTEL
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.Dn Won think So 4


1t is only great men who are thus cut out Of
marble. and at full length; i, seems TO me. too,
that the Deceased was very ordinary person
age
In fact his bust would be sufficient
Just IN YOU pleose, madam, said the sculptor.
We'll let it be bust, rsen-thats deternlin,
ed
Two moaths later, the artist, carrying home
the bust, encountered on the stairs n merry par
~. The widow, giving her hand to the elegant
dandy who had caused the statue OF the deceased
30 bc cut down. was On his way to the Mayors Of
fee, where she was about TO take Il second oath
oiconjugal fidelity.
Ii the bust had not been completed. it would
willingly have been dispensed with When some
time later the artist called for his money, there
was an outcry about the price; and it required
very little less than ,hrca, of legal proceedings,
before the widow. consoled and re married, con-
clud,d, by resisuing herself to pay for this func
raj homage, reduced Is it was, to the memory of
her departed husband
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miscellaneous.
The World challenged!
\. I. s.IEHSON'S
Improved atmospheric Churn.


THE attention ofthe public IA respectfully solicit
l. ed 10 an examination Of he above chun, which
iog efficiency, cheapn-sS and facility Tor c,eanlng,
stands unrIvacd and alone
The numerous certificates which have been re-
ceScd cOrroboratyc OF It's unrlval.ed performances
with The different chuy1s now III use, and the unI-
ted testimony Of all who hive witnessed its opera
ton, furnish ample proof Gifts being the most APP
proved Churn evcreNhbitcd 10 the public In 1t the
greatest mechanical and philosophical principles are
fully embodied, viz the agitation or surface iric-
lion OF the cream OrmI,k, and the introduction OF al
mosphcric air This mechanical and phllosophic-
oil action upon the cream or milk Inns thr effect to
separate aud bring into contact The ,ctachsd part-
Giles ct butter, requiring only proper temperature 10
promote their adhesion. Tie process OF collecting
the butter is not cqualcd by any previous invention.
1t being rapid and complete Ii has IN all case,
where tired with other chums, proved itself the
quickest and a the same time a more perfect srpa-
ration, and consequently larger quantity uthuticr.
On time and the amount produced, the world Is
challenged :, t. EMERSON, PdtcHlcr.
y l. Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing County
Rights or Churns, by directing letter post paid
TO, OF calling IN person on, William Pearson, Qua
wa. H., will meet with prompt attention, Mr..
Pearson, also manufactures and keeps iog sale all 81
Zcs ut the above vhu.ns.
WILLIAM PEARSON.
Agent for The state u Illinois
Ottawa, Sept. It, 1850
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To officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.
NIlE subscriber having made arrangements
with Nespasnn Ellis Esq OF Washington

'NliE subscriber having made arrangements
with Nespasian Ellis, Esq, OF Washington
u City, hereby gives notice that he Is prepared
,oprosecute Bounty Land. Pension and other claims
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms.
The principal classes OF cases OF land bounty and
pension claims which now exist and the general
principles on which they rest are as follows to wit
lstLdnd Bounty is due TO all officers, non commits
stoned officers, musicians, OF prlvatcs whether reg
uats, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served IN
the war OF 1872, unless they have heretofore recei-
we'd land bounty. Also to nil such as served IN any
OF the Indian wars since 1890; and also the commits
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico
to wit: Those who enlisted Tor one yearand served
9months, TO 100 acres those who enlisted tor six
months and served imonths to 50 acres. All those
who served over month to 10 acres. The widow
OF soldier who was killed in battle, is entitled to 100
acres II the officer or soldier is dead, the widow ia
entitled to the bounty. II there be no widow. the
minor heirs Of the officer or soldier are entitled 10
the bounty.
ID Pensions for Life are due to all widows Of
revolutionary officers aud soldiers Il they were mar.
ricd prsr to 1900.
3d. Increased pensions are due TO all such widows
II their husbands were pensioners under the act oil
1878.
All recommendations addressed 10 me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful At.
tenton Postage paid on all letters sent through the
Post Office Ottawa, nov Q NJ. T.. ,loLLtsTlR.
At.'y at Lac, and Land Agent
IL OOO BRICK on hand for sale chcapby
lCsUVV Sept H. l.. r. SAN0ER.
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To the heirs and 81 persons interested IN the Is

10 The hears and ril persons interested IA the Is
tate Of BsgamW Hess, dsc'd
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that viii make appli.
" cation to the county court OF La Sale county
ON the third Monday in Mar,a. ISL, Tor an Of.
der TO sell the following certificates Of canal inirbt-
cdless belonging TO SAID estate
Certificates Of cam indebtedness amounting T.
$500, dated FEB. !, ls2; one certificate of cara.
Indebtedness Tor $50, dated March !, l5i2 celtlt-
Gates dated Mayed, 1872, Tor 500; aud $40 GEL
uhcn,es tor interest upon canal indebtedness.
Clover * Cook, JEREMIAH HISS,
ian - Solicitors tel Executor
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Whether ReeWiar Volunteer, Rangers, O, Militia
Of the lgdr Of 1872, Mertcdn, and oil Indian
Vars since 1890, lBlach HawEs lPdr inciad,dl
4 LII OF You who have not received bounty lands
~ ARE now cntltlcdto them, mud can obtain lntor
npon the undersigned ut his Pension, Bounty Land
Patent, and General Agency Office, or by rttcrpos'
paid Having had several years experience IN tn.
public departments at Washington City, he is ena.
bltd to render ciiicen, service TO those having bust
ness oI any d, scripton, before either them
Office IN the Cour, House Johet, Illinois.
A. +. PATRiCK, Attorney at Lar.
reference, Senators aud Representative in con.
gress from Illinois; Hon. WIN. Rcddick and John
Ilisc, Esq Ottawa Hon. }. a. Mat,cscn and Hon
VIM T. Little Joliet DC, u, lS50.-l0G
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administrator Notices.
Administrators Notice.

4 III. persons having claims against the estate
De ha!h, and state ct Illinois deceased are hereby
notified and required present tie same al the cuur
OF Probate, To bc holden m sycamore III sand coun'
" oi De Kali. ON the third Monday III June ncNi
Tor adjustment and settlement aud all persons IN
dehted 10 said estate are required 10 make lumrdI'
ate payment 10 the undersigned
Somonauk, Feb Is WM IL EppY. idn'r
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Eaets,of To, Gilman dtcrdsel.

NOTICES hereby given tina, will make appi
" cation to the county court Of La Sale county
on the 81 Monday OF March next, for an order To
sell the lands and tenemcnrs belonging to tho es-
tate of Thomas Coig1n, deceased, or rs much
thereof may he Necessary topay the debts OF said
decreased at which time and place all persons inter
esled, are requested to appear and show cause why
aforesaid. Jan, - MARTIN MrRR,y, admir-
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NOTICE Is hcrrhy gwen that Ivan make apph-
~ cation to the county court at la Sale county,
on the hrst Monday IA Apni neat, ior All order tn
sell the lands ANA teurmcus belonging To the estate
ct Philip liarlos, decd, or as much thcrcotaS may
be nrcessan Ia pay the debts ol The sad deceased
at which time and place. all persons Interested are
requested L. appear and show cause why sud real
eslnle should not be sodtor the purpose Aforesaid.
Feb - ISL FRANCIS 2. Biusr, Adu'r-
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen that wlllmahc apph.
~ cation to The county court Of la Sale county
on the fist Monday oi Apu next, trr an order to
sell the lands and teucmeuJs belonging to the estate
II Nicholas Il Wagner, decd &c ~ Huch,herc ct as
may be necessary pay the debts OF sand deceased
at"hich time aud place all persons interested, are
requested Ia appear and show cause why sad real
estate should not be sold Tor the purpose aforesaid
Feb. ~ JosErn II WAGNER, idm'r.
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ksfI& of Hft'n Udsiy, u,rs1',i
\ OTTO f. is hereby gwen that Will make app.i-
" cation to the county court OF la sale county
on the 81 Mouda. IN March next, tor an order 10
sell the lands aud lcucmcu,s belonging 10 the estate
OF Martin Classy deceased, or as much thereof a.
may be necessary 10 pay the debts ct SAID deceased
az which Time and place Ol persons interested, are
requested 10 0ppearand show cause why said real e--
tate should not be solltnrlhc purpose aforesaid.
Jan Is ruoNAs lAFKIN. idp,'r
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PURSUANT TO an order oithe county court OF
i La Sale county notice is hereby given, tina, all
persons having claims against the estate of Mary
Dyke, late OLA Sale county deceased are required
toproduce tb. IN writing and file them in said
cour, on the 81 Monday IN March next whea and
where said claimants are requested 10 attend Tor the
purpose oihaving their claims adjusted in pursuance
OF law. IAN u, JosEPH ;. DYKE, Adm'r
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Estate Of .iugu,tv Fc!louy, dcccasrd

Estate Of augustus Fc!'ouy, iccrascd
DURSUANrto an order OF the county court OF
! Livingston co, notice l. hereby given, that all
persons having claims aginStlc estate of Augustus
Fellows. late OF Livingston co decd are required
to produce the same III writing and file them in
said court on the third Monday in March next,
when and where said claimants are requested to at
tend for the purpose OF having their claims adjusted
in pursuance of law. MARIA BucK, dmrr
Pnnac Dec %, 1850.
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Protection Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

VIZ.
Rates Of Premium as io,r as those Of any other
RESPO NSiBLE Office
"a speedy and satisfactory adjustment of losses
by The General Agent OF The company for the
Western and Southern states
Sterilization of all differences nhich may arise
By referees mutually chosen.
i-.iuards promptly paid in Specie, Bankable
Funds, or EXCHANGE on Nem York, B"i'imore
Charleston, Netr Orleans, St Louis. Louisralc
Pats burg, o. CicinHaH, at The OPTION u tie IN.
smed
Pamphlets, setting forth the mode and principle.
of lustnig losscs--Rates OF Prcmiums--Classitca.
ton Of hazards, &c, furnished to the customers o
the Office tree Of charge.
For further information apply to the undersigned
who is tuIiy authorized to insure Dwellings, Store.
Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactures, Barns
&c.
Household Furniture and Goods Wares md
Merchandise, contained or stored therein, against
oss or damage by FIRE,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods
P,oduce, Household Furniture Lire Stock, ana
orery other description Of Merchandise or Person
al Property, shipped or To be shipped per goOC
steamboat, or boats to aud from pointson the West
ern waters or "ctwecn eastern cities VIA lakes o
other inland routel aud any towns IN the Westerr
country against the hazards Of Inland Transporta
ton.
Also
| Shipments Of Goods, Wares or Merchandise
per good We, sci orvessels, between New Orleans anC
! eastern ports--hc,ween New Orleans end othe
Gull pors--bctwecn all American ports and Eng
lish or European ports, or to any other martin,
port whatsoever IN the Atlantic waters, against tn
Perils Of the seas &. Burr, Agent, Ottawa, ILL.,
Sep II. lSi03n
cash padio Produce oial kndshy
A.
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Estate Of Yhos /. BoHy.,on, dsccu..L
PURSUANT TO an order ui the county court OF
laSSIr county, notice Is hereby given that all
persons hlNlns CLAIMS against the estate OF L. l..
BOugh,on, late OF the county Of l.asae dee d. are
required tu produce the same IN writing, aud iIe
them m SAID court un the 1t Monday IN April
next when and where sand claimants are requested
to attends r the purpose OF having their clam. ad-
IuS',d IN pUH uar,c Ui Iuw
CnARroTrE l.. BouGuroN, idm'rr.
nffowo l,.b
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nlroicinr5.
LIVER COMPLAINT,

ia 0,,f,ce Dyspepsia 'hTVstc or NertoEs Dsbih
q, D,Nas. critic hi!acys and all D,,rases ari-
spJ frHH Il ,hsorirreI Lirrr or Stomach such
az Constipation, iaEuri Piics f.iiHr.S or
Blood o. hs H,li .iriiHc ihe Stomach AGg-
va, H>auiurd, DisDrat ror rood fViinsw or
Weight mtis stomach Sour Er4c,dfiOHi SilA-
Jag ~ FtsHsrng al III. Pc Of he Stomach
Harriet and Difficult Br5a,kn.g. Fu',r.,y az
hs Rsur thotiup ~ SpjocIhHr S-pSdhr, :
trb-g aa Lyisq Por,rr p,mpes, 81 I'.nos.
N"ts or lItbs b.rors me Sight, ftr-, dnI D,it
Pain IN Tie Hrad bcic.o,cy Of PospirItion.
l',!lolrarss attic Siii. aud ks,' Poo. az tie
Sid-lEart, chest L,pJs. dc !Sn{,i,t F2ash.s
oflicJ' Burtp.gs u. the Flesh, Constant hidy-
n.nrsuf Er.L and Grsdt Depression. - Spud.,
f,y he 81, .y,,tli,J ..yr,F In
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E..air of Marian CladH deceased.

L!,atr of Marian ladH deceased
PURSUANT to az order oflhe county court Of
L La sale county, notice Il hereby gwen, thai oil
person, having claims aga.nS; the estate OF Martin
Classy, late OF La Sale county. deceased. are re-
CURED 10 produce the same IN writing, and file them
IN SAID court on the Ri Monday IN March, next,
when and where SAID claimants are requested to at
tend tor the purpose OF having their claims adjusted
IN pursuance Of Jaw.
Jan .. 1850 1uoYA<L.RKlS. Adm'r
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N51uIt " VutN .HtIIINf' uttrdNr'L
PURSUANT 10 an order OF the county court O
l Ia Sale county, notice IS hereby given, that al
persons having claims against the estate OF JoHN
MClNryRE, late OF the county OF La Sale, dccens
ed, are required oproduce the same IN writing and
file hem IN said court on The lst Saturday IN ApH
next when and where SAID claimants are re-
qnrs,-d 10 attend Tor the purpose OF having then
claims adjusted IN pursuance oflaw
CNrH,RiNE MclSrNRE, Erecutrir.
Ottawa Erh I 1851