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HEAD AND BE CONVINCED.
From The Rns,nu Ras


The Editor said, Dee. 22d-" Dr. Uo0fands Cci-
ebrated German BHierS for the cure OF Liver Com
pant, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, is deservedly one OF the most populnr med.
Genes OF the day These Bittrrs have been used by
thousands, and friend at our elbow SAYS he has
nlnselt received an eiieclual and pemanent cure OF
Liver Complaint from the use oilhis remedy We
are convinced that, IN the use OF these Bters the
patient constantly gains strength and vgor-a tact
worthy great consideration. They are pleasant
IN taste and smell and can be used by persons with
the most delicate slomachs with safety under any
circumstances. Weafe speaking from experience
and to the nifc,edwe advise their use"
SCOTS Weekly" Que oIthe hest Literary papers
published, said, Aug 25-"Dr Hoofdnds German
Btters, manufactured by DR., Jackson, IRE now rec
commended by the most prominent members of the
faculty article of much efficacy in cases ofte-
male weakness. As such is the case we would ad-
wise all mothers To obtain bottle and thus save
themselves much sickness Persons of debili,ated
constitutions will find these biters advantageous to
their health, rs we know from experience the salu-
tary effect they have upon weak systems"
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1hs following extract i, from E,,,y, of n,
P,yoJ,,,,o, aud - o,o 81 -
,.'-...,," ,',' ''0'''''' l'''''''s
NV 1'iV''''o "''ie"'s "hi'" oceufieu uliIns mat
Struggle:
We seated ourselves in the shade of a llre rne.
t.o, and drank VI a spring that guarded beneath
IT. The Indians gave groan and turned their
faces from the water. They would no, drink of
the ping nor eat in the shade Of tue tree, but re.
tired to ledge of rocks at no great distance. |
Neninred to approach them and inquire Tho cause
ct their strange conduct. Ono Of the Indians said
IN / deep and solemn tone, THAT place i, had for
the rcd man the blood of an innocent woman not
ofour enemies, rests upon the spn,-she was there
murdered The red.mans word ha, been nlcd,
fur her safety, out the evil spirit made him FORGET
It. Sne lies buried there No one ayenrel her
lnurdcr. and the Great Spirit was angry That
water makes Us more thirsty, and that shade will
search US The stain OF blood is on our hands
ind we know not how to wine it out. II still
rests upon US, do what We will could ret no
more from them; thew were silent even E,, I,4i.
ans 1t was the death of Miss MsRca they ain.
ded 90. She was betrothed to a Young American
10y the name OF Jones, who had taken SIDES with
the British, and become captain in their service,
The lovers, however, had mlnugel tn Lr.n nv,
correspondence, and he was informed. after, b,,.
lie 10 which be distinguished himself for h q bra.
very, that hi, in'mor,,ta was concealed in house
II few miles from Sandy Hill. As it wa, danger.
Gus fer him to 90 to her. he eng igcd a plrty Of
confidential Indians to take his horse /, her re.i
dcnce, and bring her to his tent in safety n,
urged her, in his letter, not to ho,t.te a niompn,
in putting herself under their protection md ,he
yalce Of lover is law to a conGln, woman
They proceeded on thr Journey. and stppned In
rest under large pine tree near A sprnr--the
one at which we drank. Here thew were ma, by
another party of Indians, also sent by the lima.
tent lover, when quarrel arose about her which
terminated in her assassination. One of the In.
dams pulled the poor girl from her horse and nm.
ether struck his tomahawll into her frrehoad-
tore off her scalp, and gashed her breast. They
then covered her body with leaves, and left her
under the huge pine,ree One Of the Indians
made her lover ACQUAINTED with the facts and an,
other brought him her scalp. He knew the lng
brown ;resses of Miss McRea, and, in defiance Of
all danger flew to the spot to realize the Gorri
scene. lie tore away The thinly spread leaves
clasped N, still bleeding body in his arms anJ
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Illinois Riycr Express Line.

REGULAR FNIDAN PAChET
a s-s0 TIVE new and splendid steamer,
rZess-&l l. Prairie State :. Rider,masrer
i.gSsr-s-.z2G1s.7 having resumed her regular ,np-
vii, leave ST Louis every Friday evening. at hive o.
clock, and arrive at La Sale every Sunday morn
ing Returning, willIenve La Sale every Monday
evening, and arrive in ST. Louis every "Wednesday
evening. Passengers and shippers may rely upon
the above arrangement being strictly adhered To
The Prairie state having very su7crIornccommo
dnnons, respectfully suicl- o continuance OF the pa
tronage heretofore 80 literally bestowed upon her
Mnrrn IL l.ll
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imiuis,rdtor's Sale.


DY virtue ola decree OF the county court of La
D-nlIe county, held at Ottawa at the November
term, 1850 viii offer at public sale, at the door
OF the court house IN Ottawa IN the county aforesaid
on Saturday the 18th day OF October next, between
the hours OF and o'clock m, Of said day, the
following described real estate, situated in the town
OF Earl near the Precinct House, s acres and 27.6
poles, IN the east halt OF the east halle the west
half ofthe south east quarter OF sec ~ in township
36north range 3 east 3 M belonging to the es-
tate OF Sylvester Carter, deceased Terms made
known on the day ofsale Isl3I Lew CARTER INT
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
pN virtue OF a decree Of the county court Of La
ID Sale county, made and entered at he June
term hereof a D. 1851, shall offer for sale at the
door Of The court house, IN Ottawa, in the county
Aforesaid, on
No"iaH, the 9th dag Of October ncrt.
between the hours no O'Clock A. NJ and 8 o'clock
?. NJ, the following described real estate lying in
the said county OF La Sale, belonging TO the estate
OF VIM Stadden, deceased, viz:
Part OF the eh OF the neq of section seventeen
~ town "a range east ofihe third principal me.
rdian commencing atth Nv corner, running from
thence TO the Sc corner, thence to the ne corner.
and from thence on diagonal line to the place OF
beginning, containing 10 acres more or less
Terms olSale made known on the day of sale
Dated aug %. 1851 DAVID GREEN,
Administrator Of Vim Sfadden dec,d
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.idn.Eisirntors Snlc-

administrators Sale
NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue Of de.
' cree OF the Lasal.e county court, at the Sep
'einher tern thereof, q 1851, shall sell at public
auction, on the premises on
Saturday. the 29h dly of NopemJer merit.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock n m, and 5o'clock
g. IN. ct said day, the following described real estate
belonging 10 the estate U! WIN. Aiberts, deceased
70 wit:
The southwest quarter Of section 10, town 81
range :, cas-, ot third principal meridian
Terms Of sale made known on day Of sale
Oct {, lSjl-dw-7 +. NJ GALEowAY, AR
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FOR SALE.

TN block 81, west of the side cut bridge, on the
north side OF the street, , lots, one, lot Il, and
the other lot H. being IS feet in 'front.' and 80 feet
to 'he rear, on which n good house and other ga-
uable Improvements, of which n clear title can be
had OF the Board OF Trustees OF the Illinois & Mich
igan canal, by making payment Of SIC 81. 100 this
September, 1851 being the property oiPhilIp Clen.
ry OF said place sept
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aarieultural.
From the y. Y, Evening Pest.
Ploughing bV Steam.

I, IS evident TO every observer Of the progress
II mechanical science, that machinery is dcs,iasd
sooner or later, to superce,le all work by human
hand. Il hss been Supposed that ssrculturs n
lone va. safe from invasion in this respect hut
with Mccormick reaping machines patent d i'll
eis, and steam harrows, even that conviction hss
givenway before the ingenuity Of man. But one
ot the latest and most astonishing applications OF
ihis has been made in the AIT Of turning up the
SOIL which is now done by steam. with as muci
precision and completeness as II was ever dou,
by hand, and with mech greater celebrity.
Lord Wllloughby dEresby, ar npuent and
practical cultivatur Of the Grimsthorpe Estate
near Bourne. England. has recently made several
most successful experiments in oTenn 6 and Pull
verifying the soil BY an zine. A writer in tie
l.. ndon Neaos, describing them, says that steam
ploughing is now no longer problem The field
selected for the purpose Of the last experiment
had grown wheat crop. aud was ofgood male
able soil. The cngine--a beautiful piece Of ma
chinery-was placed on a movable tram road u,
the end OF field By way of testing the re,a
tive powers. the plough, double one. with lie
versed shares and coalters, was drawn in one ii
rection by horses, and contrarily by steam The
horses, four very powerful animals, had much
labor to drag the implement, and that only at a
slow pace; whilst the engine, Of % horse power,
hlrrCd it back as fast as man could fairly walk
10 conduct the plough After several bouts a
suhsol plough was attached to \ gage Of aud
afterwards IL inches. This additional burden.
which the horses could not probably have drawn,
evidently steaiied and improved the motion. and
left the work in most satisfactory manner. Hlr-
rows were afterwards appended with An equally
pleasing result The ploughing took place across
old lani which showed in some places cunsdhra,
hle iips
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Admiaistrator's sale Of Real Estate.
NOTICE Is hereby given th't, by virtue OF an or.
~ der OF the county court OF Lasal.e county, en-
tered at the March term thereof. 1851, shall as
ADMINISTRATOR the estate of Jacob B Rich, decea-
sed, sell at public auction 10 the highes, bidder,
On Saturday Tho 25h day of October merit,
nj the door of the court house in Ottawa in said
county the following described real estate lying
and being IN the county OF l.aslle, to wit:
All the interest OF the said Jacob B. Rich, decd
in and to the eh NV fl ar sec H. town 80 range { ;
also the following described portion Of the " ofsaid
ri qr sec, commencing at n point on the north line
OF said VIII ct said u sec ten chains east Of the NV
corner Of said qr sec, the boundary line runs south
90 deg, east TO point the east line OF said or sec
81 chains north Of the 81 corner of said Or sec
thence on the or sec line to the Sc corner OF said ar
see thence to the corner Of SAID or sec thence to
thenw corner OF said ~ sec, thence 10 the point Of
beginning; also the VIII oithe swq, sec 49, town 81,
range ,, east Of the 81 pm; also lot No TO- block
60, IN the States Addition to Ottawa in said county
sale to commence at o'clock p m OF said day.
Terms made known at The time and place OF sale
sept l3Gt ENELrSE c. Ron, Admir-.
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e. EGDNM u slsS


are made to salt the demands the country, heavy
and OF good stock, aud We feel no hesitation in war
rau,ug them for durability and to give satisfaction
We offer good assortment of Cloths, S1iinetts,
Treeds, leans. FiaaReis Of different kinds, and a
very superior quality OF blankets carpet and stock
ing yarn, which We vii, exchange on liberal Terms
tor wool, cash, wheat corn, &c. We will pay part
cash on wool where It is required.
CARDING AND SPANNING will he done a.
heretofore in lots OF thirty pounds and upwards, at
from fourteen to sixteen cents per pound
WOOL CiRDiNG
done n; FIVE cents per pound We have our mn
chimes IN good order Tor doing the best of work
and when WOO, comes properly prepared for card
ing, you mpy depend onhnvlng good rolls.
CLO7W DRESSING
will be done al the u-ua price. but In better style
OF finish Persons who may have to be detained
over night. on business connected with the Factory,
shall be TO no expense J. & ~. GREEN.
Dayton, May 70, 1851
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Balance 10 favor of steam power e 10 0


iiy steam power the 81 acres would lie COM
p,'ed in week 1t would require at least ten
horses 10 plough j. in the same period Some
lands must have more horse and manual labor
aD, .: course, at greater cost than in the abeye
ejaculation. No estimate is made OF the value OF
'ab-soslng, which, with steam power would be
letter accomplished without additional expense
eScspt one man, perhaps for guiding the plough
Prejniices, We know, prevail amongst the agri
Gu tnrists against the adoption of steam power
10 Ploughine; i: was equally strong against the
We Of steam for threshlng and other operations
y! Of which have been di,pelled. We are not
blind 20 the fact that there are difficulties still
prevailing against the practical use Of straa for
p!oughing IN liuli,s: to very billy and irregular
isnds It Ia, at present, and always may BE-, map
picab!c; but that it may be effectively and pro-
htlbly used on great breadth of land in til.
country, will shortly be shown to DC "a great
fact"
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DIRSt mt toan order OF the county court Of
L Liung-ion co, notice Is hereby gwen that al
persons haNnH cnlms against he estate Of Albert
Nelm8n, late OF Livingston county, decd mr., re-.
CURED to produce the same IN writing and file them
~ said court on the lst Monday OF Nov next, when
and where SAID claimants are requested to attend for
the purpose OF having their CLAIMS adjusted in pursu
onCe ot iaw. WAGHrLEY WEILNAY,
Pontiac, Sept %. lSjl-5 Jd,Ir
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Boots and Shoes


S00 pairs mems stoga boots
WV 2o0p'rs kip
500 pairs boys - "
1000 - women's Calfbootees and shoes
ALSO, mems and boys brogans misses hootees
and Shoes--ail ct our own manufacture the work
EarraHfed Also. ladies', misses and children's
fine kid, morocco and leather buskins boot es slips
excrlSors and patcu leather shoes in great variety
ior.alc by l0pni ~ Walker & Rickiiag
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E0ha'f chests Young Iiyson, Imperial, Souchong,
w and Gunpowdrr
% chests tlyson Skin reas-n fresh importaions.
and will be sold low some of that 40 cent ten still
on hand faprlg Walker K HickHug
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E.,ll- b NllN.,e N.afN $500
E,'ote Of Eliridqe q HW, deceased

hS'Gis Of hiiridqe g. HiR deceased
DURSV ANTto an order of the county cour, nj
la sale county notice Is hereby given, that al
persons having claims against the estate of M r,Ia,
& Hill, late OF La Sale county, decd are rcoulr
ed to produce the same in writing, and file them
IN said court on the
Third Noniqy Of Decc,abcr aeri,
when aud where sand claimants are requested To
attend Tor the purpose OF having their claim. adjust.
Ell m pursuance OF law. .luuy W. HuL.
September 81 lS5l-6-fw. Ersr'r
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DAYTON WOOllen FACTORY.

/ Wills establishment has kept its steady, on
a ward course, notwithstanding the mystic.
rIous knockngS," the California Epidemic" &c ;
II has survived them ALL audit is hoped that with the
assistance OF the senior partner, who Is again his
post, ready to accommodate customers that we
Will be prepared 10 supply the wants OF the farmers
woul-gTowefs, and others, in the way OF EXCHAN-
GES, more literally than we have heretofore
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Groceries.

&c hhis sugar far to choice lS2 biol. mo'a,ses,
scasks rice, 80 sackscofloo
10 sacks pepper, Ii DO a,syire,
ALSO. c7ssla, nGtmegs. cloves ginger Eng
u-h mustard, and other Articles IN the grocery imr
lor sac at very low yAces, wholesale aud retail
ann l9 WALkER n HlcKrLNn.
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Paints. Oils, &c,

000 KEGS pure and No white lead in OIL
<ioO 500 Kegs dry white lead,
500 d" - red lead.
ALSO, chrome green and yellow English We
nriIan red, French red, yellow ochre, PARIS green,
HHai-.. plnt brushes gold lrof hronzc- and var
Wshn- orsae by apl9 IFaiEcr X HcFiipg
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Fruit! EriIst'

Inn SACKS dried apples 50 sack- proches.
1oO 5o5oEas rlisius, c1.k- Xaur- cur
rants l.-o preserved citron prune, &c for s7r D.,
apUi!9 lFaiksr& HicklHg
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There are many more names could give you,
but think II unnecessary. would further inform
the farmers of the west, that have taken the store
No, lj7 South Water street, conner of La Sale,
known as the Old Bank Building, for the purpose OF
keeping all kinds otthe best and most approved far
ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi
cago are invited TO call on the subscriber
Chicago, Jan. II. A NANE, l57 South Water st
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BEW-ARE OF COUNTERFEJTS

BE " AXE or COCNTERFEI1S.
This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medicines TO attain to in.
duce countereiters to put forth spurious article nj
the risk OF the lives OF those who are nnoceniy de-
ceived
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS or TIE
GENUINE
They have the written signature ofC VI JACK.
son upon the wrapper ana the name blown in the
bottle. nithOnt which they are spurious.
For sale wholesale aud retail ut the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 ARCH street, one door below Sixth,
late ot27S Race street, Philadelphia, and by res
pectabr dealers generally throughout the country.
Also for sale by G. l.. THOMPSON. Ottawa.
Also sold by BlRCHALL & OWEN,
Springfield, Illinois,
Central AGENTS for the STATE of Ms
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Farms and Lands for Sale.

Il OFFER for sale several fine farms Of various
L sizes, in various stages Of improvement, ada.
cent To each other, and TO the tarm on which re-
side
Aiso-600 acres Of land, contiguous to the same,
in lots to suit purchasers also, the fine farm on
which now reside, commanding a noble pro. pcct
oithe surrounding country, and possessing every de-
sirabe requisite, as enduring stock water, iertiity
of soil dwellings barn, ice house, cattle sheds, &c.
This farm embraces $50 acres under fence and 80
acrcs Of timber
This property lies miles from Ottawa ! miles
from Peru, aud miles from the Illinois River. in a
direct line Bronson MURRAY.
Farm Ridge, may TO-
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\ SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR,
And riH positively cure the Sick Headache.
Calls and Ferer. JauRdise, Dyspepsia, Chronic
DiarrhGa, Sea Sickness. Cholera, and Cholera In
tdnfum, and restore healthy action to the Liver.
without particle ofCaomel, Mercury, or Quininr
entering into their compound.
They do not purpor, TO be remedy fer all man.
ner Of diseases that flesh Is heir TO- but experience
warrants Ms IN saying the above they will positively
cure. They will also correct all arrangements Of
the stomach and relieve from those aches and pains
throughout the system commonly called Rheumat-
ic. Ii is an excellent remedy Tor the GRAVEL,
and as VERMlFUGE, or WORM medicine,
there is none better
Prepared only by DIR. J. s FiNCHER,
40 Fulton street, New York.
Al few doors from Broadway.
For sale wholesale and retail, by WALKER &
HlCkIING, Ottawa. III.
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PAINTS. Oils. SC.
GgcpfElsiES,

w lllTEIead, Linserd and Lard oils, Whiting
w glass, sash, door trimmings. &c, at
march GRUIEY < PEEsrONS.
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Gridipy Il Preston

L EEP constantly on hand the well known Pco-
y ria and Springfield Piors. They have now
on hand two Breaking Flows, manufactured at Pc
ora. march GRDLEY 81 PRESTON.
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n BOXES 3 Boy 10 glass, lu5b.. Hns,tL OIL.
~ 10 l0byl2 b" lard oil,
100 Kegs white lead, Oceans green paint,
itl~f received bv lmr2qF GErDrEy & PRr.roy
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administrator Notifies.
E.iaie Of .Ilmrs GIor.r. ierosci

Esiaie of,iimrs Giorsr, decreased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ! will make apph
cation To the county court OF La Sale county on
the inst Monday IN November next, Tor an order to
sell the lands ana ,euemrnis belonging to the estate
at James Glover, decd, or as much ihrreoias may
be necessaryto pay the debts of the said deceased
at which time and place, all persons interested are
requested 10 appear and show cause why ga I'd real
estate should not be snlio the purpose AFORESAID.
Sep2g. 1851. q. { Cook, Idmipistdtor.
Estate ot Nailrp Ncorp, deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that will make npp.
" cation To the county count oi La Sale cuun.
" an the first Monday IN November next, tor an or
der TO sell the lands and trnrm,uts belonging to the
estate OF Matthew Nrary, deceased, ,r as much
thereof a. may he necessary To pay the debts OF the
sad deceased, at which TIME and place all persons
interested are requested To appear aud show cause
Why SAID real estate should not be sold ton the puT
pose aforesaid. AtACE AuEEY, late
ALICE NENHY, ndmrN
DAVID AuERN, her husband.
September 20, iSii-6w-5
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS
lRErAELp ny
DR.. {. VI. JACKSON,
No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia.

No. l2O Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their porcr orcr he ADORE Diseases is not ercel.
ird y eYHdHed By dog ohtr preparation IN the
CI"fcd States, az The cures attest, IN many cases
96i,s,r skt'JI IN, siciuas hod Caiisd
These BIters are worthy the attention ofinyo-
Y,ds Possessing great virtues in the rechcation of
Diseases OF The liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections
taln and pIeasnni N' wv w
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- nnhrIL N;iIr.

MOI, , and 3ulckereI. codfsh tongues, sound.
y and white ii-h, Jus. received by
marrh GEuLEy ~ fREsTov
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Cultivate your heart Alright, as we'll as your
arm, for "vhatsoeyer man soweth that sbnll
ho also reap" ~ '''''
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kslaie Of ILm. Grnu. deccnscL

First Monday in Norembsr merit,
tor m ogdcr TO sell the lands aud tenrmenrs belong
ing 10 The estate of William Gray, deceased. or a,
much thereof as may be necessary to paw the debts
oithe said deceased at which time and place all per-
sons Interested, are requested To appear and show
cause why said real estate should not be sold for the
purpose aforesaid l.. Y GRGGs,
Oct 1, lSji-Gw-7. Admir-
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Nails.
Fish! Fish,

100 KEGS best quality Boston Mails, assorted
w sizes. Also 80 kegs fence nails. for sale by
march GEpLEy * PRE-roV