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derstand the opposition which had been mad
by the noble lord, (Palmerston.) That nobla
lord came forward, aud, in what he must say
was a most unusual manner, said to the Min
lister Of the Crown, YOU shall not propose vnnr
plan to the House, but YOU shall take bill OF
my adoption. (hear, hear) There was never
such demand made before and OF course he
could not agree to it. (Cheersl
Mr.. nsraoli argued that, ii motion was
intended BY the government, founded upon
principle which an independent member beliey-
ed TO be erroneous, it was undoubtedly cJmpe-
tent and constitutional for that member to move
an amendment to It.
Sir G. Grey said that Mr.. Disraeli had mis-
understood Lord John Russell What he had
objected to was, that Lord palmprston, instead
of allowing the bill already prepared to be
brought IN, asked that another bill should be
introduced instead, the details OF which were
not known.
Mr. Deeds supported the amendment, and
Mr.. Hume the ministry. MIR. :. Herbert
thought it would be better for the word Ioca' 10
be omitted. in order that the whole question
might be open to consideration. After remarks
from Colonel Thompson, Mr.. Fox Maule, and
MIR. Chaters, the House divided when tue
numbers were, for
Lord Palmerston'5 amendment 1856
Against it, l2j
Majority against Government, ii
The result was received with loud cheers
rom the majority.
Lord j. Russell then ntimated his intention
o abandon the measure.
Lord pamerston expressed his surprise that
The Government should think it right taus to
abandon their proof functions and shrink from
their duty to the country. (Cheers.)
Lord J. Russell replied that the House hav.
ng thus expressed their want of confidence in
he ministerial BILL it was not his duty to press
/ any further. Loud cheers.) lie moved that
Lord Palmerston and Mr.. Bernal do bring in a
dill on the subject. CHEERS and loud Laughs
ierl
SIR 3. Hall called upon the noble Lord to
LAY plainly that he would no longer continue to
reside over the Government Of The country.
Lord ]. Russell stated that he thought he
adj made his meaning sufficiently clear, and
agan inlimaled that having lost the confidence
Of the House h. could no longer continue in
office.
The other business was bnrricdly disposed
nf aud the House abruptly adj burned at TWEEN
}v-iive minutes pasC nlne.
The Swiss Republic is in a state OF great
alarm, on account Of new note which has
uecu sent to it By the French Government, in
listing on the Swiss Government closing all
clubs and on its employing energetic measures
against any popular manifestations. The Swia'
curnai MdedGdcacc repeats Il report current
at Barne, that the Federal Council had demand
ed the intervention of Great Britain against
France and that the French Envoy was about
7 IT, depart. Ia repy 10 these statements, The Of
tcia! iourCal of the French President publlshe :
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Wing National Convention from New lamp
shire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee and Calllor
MA. The States yet to choose are Maine, Mas
sachusctts, Connccti,ut, New York, New Jer-
scy, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Nir-
gina, North and South Carolina, Georgia.
Florida, Ohlo Iowa. Wisconsin, Missouri, Al
ALBANIA LouIsiann, Mississippi and Arkansas
aud texas Delegates at large have been
chosen from Wisconsin, and District calls have
been issued in New York.
---- Nrw YoRK A>D TRoY RAILROAD
On Monday Of this week, the Directors Of this
road had meeting in New York with the Di-
rectors Of the Harlem road and an agreement
made by which the Harlem road have leased
the now road to Troy, perpctually, for $4,000
per aanum, which is per cent. on the cost.
troy Hhic.
--- JrDicrors RrsryRE.-Thc y. Y. Com
mrrcial Advertiser, states that "sncc the news
Of Louis NapoIeon's coap GdH, the Gernn
iiussars of New York have resolved to retain
among them for the purpose OF beng contribu-
ted to the Kossuth fund. We have also heard
it stated that tac lnorluv raised at the Rev Mr..
Becchers church III Brooklyn for the same
thy committee. h asc things evlncc bccom-
mg degree Of prudence. The money viii
doubtless be ready when the war is actually
begun"
- he Hudson IS closed as far as the
Highlands. At Newburah foot passengers
cross. At Poughkcopsic the ice is yet fifteen
inches thick. In Eaverstraw and lappan Bay
the ice on the flats prevents access to the
wharve3 Of Sing Sing and other ports, but sail
ing vessels O. as far rs Piernon, I he earliest
p'rmpacnt opening, the last thirty years, was
about the ed Of February; the latest vas the
18th oil April, Ic43.
- WINTER HARD TO KILL. The st
Joho,bnry CGedoaim says that Oh Thursday.
NJ rch lth, the mercury was at % below zero,
at SUNRISE" and speaks of 1t as Winter ling
crng in the lap OF Sorlng." If Spring holds
such cold customers in her lap, it is well that it
should be when she can say -" March forth =
Area r..o,,o....,.n.u o....,.
.a.,,....,1. ,.,'',.,.,.,..,a..,...
=,
r, ''' y''' ~ q, -, w.
Jew Linp. 10 YOU IN orlrr to let Yon know and
vii. cci very Tmuk,uj 10 ynn whether There is 2.
letter or III" In Your Office Ind III or!very mulch
"o''Srd To Ion iy sending It to me !" Moor'
io"a pos "fiire Ana III meet 1t i"Sr 'l'J be-
'F "u,. '"7'" TO- s'" " you ss''' '''s Al -
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from the Ncy' 'wrn Ih"naI' tlFw'9 e
Dear STIR Loc"tN Wn'I'S "' EIr'' uJ", ,, ~
gon1 to my voice. 4o' p'u coy Ho'n uol'lp
ntd about thfy I'VE years ago ana ny FoN' Mde
very bad ever since, giving great pam 10 me Wheh
preaching or sN%'"%-and am very I'nu u stnH'uE,
used many different medicines; ana SOM OF .h'.lI
dld good Tor Mite time Out pr' LocoCh Is lhe
best OF Alt clears my voice ana Ston- u" cough
lll@ insIn,y' "'NH never 'oU' al! '''''- ~
P"Ii VIZ" ,,, q ,V,.,o,o minister and all
,r,i WsIa,.em Ve,hn,',s in rho ,r,r,n,,N Know
mo- ,yauiv ye.rs Of ,vh,ch have lived NJ HOLY
illt "rn! WIS -, ml,'0a m"' -, ~, an tho fr,
i'"" ".u ",n MmU" ,b,, L,, oi,,ir.d ,be
',' a., W. '.i' I,r;n ,Le yoic and s,on
n;nC tb. ronoI,--tbev never snw such medicine be-
p'lS ny w ,,b,s,r,aS has h,n very
,va of,.r ,,Linr ,,,o bny.s lam wines, ~, Their
,or -, SION =, fri b,t,j IN ot c,,,rh,nr IN an instant
a,e,.nT rraorI.r a'irnoI, N n-,,chcr,
,rd s;,,,s,s Of a,,.rv d,ron,,na,i!n IN rak4 lhp.
,nu '" or,y ~ on, crr,,, congbs
Vnn n,ay mn6ii. nv tesr'moninis tor The excellent
'"' ~ ib ''''
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A better, or more jvdIclous Committee could
not be named. We trust they will employ Mr..
WHIrBY, who is 2 very competent and scienli-
for the Editice, and that, at last, W. shall have
Public Building, in Burlington, worthy to Je
publicly meniunpd.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,

w.
.4<st ~ pL yscians DO no, hesitate TO &C.
knowledge its superiority, and with entire confidence
10 recommend It to their patients as a superior prep
era'ion, which has been found to be perfectly sale,
convenient, and highly efiicacious in all diseases of
he Throat Lungs, and Chest One who has used
Il lhJs speaks OF it.
"CGNroN PARK, N. Y, Dec &c, 1850.
Nr7srs Reed q Cutier,-Nearly seven years ago
! had violent attack vi inflammation OF the lungs,
which was treated by my physicians with the most
powerful remedies bot with little effect for the abae
lneut oil violent palus bout my chest. My c.ugb
almost incessant, accompanied with expect ora.
lun OF the most putrid and offensive kind part Of
the time mixed with blood, both OF a dark and pink
color. Several large ulcers broke on ny lungs,
uhch came near suhJcating me. had continual
night sweats and reduced almost TO a skeleton.
Ny case considered hopeless, not ony by the
physicians, but by all who saw me. Accldt ntay
hearing from neighb9r OF The effects which the
Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam had produced in
similar cnse, | was induced TO try it. Before had
used one bottle began to improve, end by the Sc
ri four bottles vas restored 10 usuaI health. | had
used variety OF other medicines which gave me no
relief few weeks ago was similarly attacked,
and am now using the Balsam with the same ben
eficai results. This statement is unsolicited and il
costs you nothing TIM if it will be Of any service 10
any one, my object is accomplished.
tsigned) 'WM. P, NOXEN,, P. NJ"
Nov. |, 1851 New Certicates to almost any
extent, might be added il deemed necessary but the
prcpretors feel tda the article has become univer-
sally well known, and its virtues generally &C.
knowedged by physicians and others, az to make i,
unnecessary offer at this time futher proof Of the
merits of this highly popular article
eE% Betonre Of CounteIfeHS and limitations,
such as Carriers Compound Pulmonary Balsam,
American Pulmonary Balsam, and others, in part
bearing the name Enquire for the article BY its
whole name, the
vegetable Pulmonary Balshr,'
and see it has the written signature of WIN. JoN's
CUTTER upon yellow ahe, on the blue wrapners-
Each bottle and seal is stamped" Vegetable Pumo-
nary Balsam."
Prepared by Reed, Cutler 81 Co., Importers
and " hoesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints, Chem.
icaIs and Dye StuffS 33 India Street, Boston, and
sold by Druggists, Apothecaries, and Country Mer-
chants generally For particulars and reccommen-
dations see pamphlet accompanying each bottle
Price so cents. For sale in Burlington by SMITH
& RICHARDS and A. c. SPEAR.
November H. w20mos6
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ssrsasFsI LEAD.
EA kseAAh
Tia Plate, &C.

4 LARGE as,orrnent Of Tin Plate, Cussa,
t'tlsh ana canada Sheet Iron Eluc, Sheet
IN a. h" u hNYES ( 90
Ner'' n fNv,f
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Mach &, ls52.


NoIa. Tnc suggestion o' our correspon-
dent Is an excellent one. He is an Agent Of
the Vermont Mutual Company, and has state
ments are therefore entirely reliable, Occa-
Sjonal authentic publications, Of this character,
by other Insurance Corporations, would Ger
t4nly be interesting and useful, and we invite
them TO our columns - En-. F. T.
- We understand our friend of the Cou.
rier has grown dreadluly Iow-spirited since it
is ascerlaued that Lonis Napoleon has not
been assassinaled. We hope somebody will
commit murder, before long, so that The Cou-
rler man may have something to comior, him.
We understand that it would be some relief 10
lin # he could hear (gu,hea';c-NN Of the a.
sie-'n4i.on Of = member Of me Dog Associa
a.u. We ofIst "EIsbe" as sacrifice
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.PaGlacs zee a. Co,
No. ls,!NDIAN WHARF, BoSroN,
Manufacturers of
Linseed OIL. Raw and Boiled,

Soda Ash, sal Soda, aud Chemicals, runsaul-
y on nuut and Tor sac IN Quantities to suit pUr-
rhasprs.
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THE GErN2;G ArfArR.-Tne funeral Of O 20
Grunz . took place yesterday, ~ith sucn cere-
MONIES A. we presume were never performed
IN this city before, at the burlaI Of All executed
murderer The services were cunduc ted in
the church du Saint Esprit. by Tie Rev. MIR
Verren, and the bier was followed TO the grave
At Gtee0Nuod cemetery, by proceSsI On %
German residents, decorated with bldzes ald
carrying banners. This display on such an
occasion was shameful and ought to bp con-
demncl by every good citizen. If murdsrer-
tre 20 be inferred with sUch honorS. how are
~ to -lgnIiy our respect at the hurIal Of Wor-
thy men Marguerite Iohrtn1' gave birth TO
a child N The CITY prison Yesterday. i : no.
vet known whether she will be held for lri 1, as
an accomplce of Grnuzg =. Since his eXecu-
ton, i is SAID to have been asc'rja,nrd thtt he
intended to kill Mlr%lr'lta. at MS hast inter
view wlth her, on iuarsdIy evening, and 'ud'
h, provided A sharp knife tor the purpose, but
rs design was frustrated by the vi!l auce cl
th' ,heriti''s officers y Y. Comm rat A.
4 rartjScr, Isl.
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Communication.


CIV CrAEBE---
There /, 90 subject OIL more general interest than
Insurance, All are. or ought to be, insured. On
bearing OF fire, the enquiries are almost always
lrvcuurany madc--whnt the loss } was the sui
t,rcr iuspred sc. The following are all the prn-
c,pa losses sustained by the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Company since the lst OF January last :-
~ Burlington, 81 SEQ; MIddIebury, g 900; at
Gra;;choro, 81 900 Mortified, $500 at Morris
town, 8 Iu2S at Walden, s6IS at Monkron, $500;
at Franklin, $500 and IL per cen, VIII cover all
losses to ,ll- date, tor The year.
Snajl We not To- informed occasionally ot the losses
sustained 10y other Insurance Companies
Euue,
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The Town House.

Tie Town Meeting. to,ay, passed two rNs-
outions the first declaring the necessity Cor
a Town Building adapted to the preservation
of the Town aud Comfy Records and the
other raising a Committee of five to report
plans and estimates for tie necessary struc-
ture. This Committee is to report to the ADJ
journed Town Meeting, on the second Tuesday
OF April. The following gentlemen compose
The Committee, as nominated by the Moderator,
President WHEELER, and unanimously cons
frmed BY the Meeting -
J. ". HlCKOK,
J. n. POMEROY,
HENRY LOOMS,
WYLLYS LYMAN,
WM. r. Villas.
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knowledge its superiority, and with entire confidence
10 recommend IT to their patients as superior prep
GRAFTON, which has been found to be perfectly sale,
convenient, and highly efcac,ous in all diseases of
he Throat, Lungs and Chest One who has used
Il lhOs snca Ks Of IT,
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No. 81 GOLD ST., NEW YORK.,
,jinu,. to uuD.lsh the following British Perio

cas- WI
The Laut.on QVPrierly Review conservative )
The I'd.nSbui"h Review WhIGl
The North !}rI!i,h Review Free ChUrchJ
The Westminster EcYteW Ilbrru,,!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07
Kohn and Mandlebaum' Column.
A JURY OF LADIES.

number OF laties both married and single,
In social Ten-Pauy happened To mine.r;
And your not be surprised when you hnd ~ confess
hat much at their chat was devoted 20 trrsS,
such, indeed, was the case, aud We wulUuW proceed
% tell yuu now all ON the >ua'rcta.ry,d.
II rccol.tcl rightly. Mss Josephine pJuy
Was the first IN addressing The icmyuur Wry;
Pray, give me, sad She, the oian.un Nou all
Concerning ,he merits G.: Naud.rhaum'> Clothing
] consider myself sand the SENSIBLE Ms, .ihi
% Tint there is no more honorable warehouse Than
this" sway -
' That Is right" snii Mis- OUR, "vouy op.u.,E WIu
Ourhu>bnud> and lovers bear uuta.. Won say.
NIywuuhy gentleman, indeed, would uu, wear
Any other glruru, lutwhlt hr buys yhgyc,
\ supcl.J' warehouse 1t certainly Is;
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The World challenged!
=. r EMERSON'S
Improved Atmospheric Ghurn.
Fntcnlrd NpriI ID, mo.


1--WE attention Of the public Il respectfully solicit
L ed toan examination OF the above churn, which
tor efficiency, chrapnrss, aud facility tor cleaning,
stands unrlvallcd aud alone.
The numerous certificates which have been re-
ceiyed ,corroborntiyc OF lis mrivaed performances,
with the different churns now in use and the uni
ted testimony of all who have witnessed It's opera
non, furnish ample proof OF its being the most APP
proved chnrn evercNhbited 10 the public, In it the
greatest mechanical aud philosopher principles ire
'ully embodied viz the agitation or surface iric-
ton OF the cream ormlk, and the introduction ofat-
mospheric air Tins mechanical and philosophic-
nj action upon the Clcum or milk has the effect to
separate and bring into contact the detached part-
Giles OF butter, requiring only aproper temperature to
promote their adhesion. The process of collecting
the bultcrs not cQualcd by any previous invention,
II being rapid and complete Ii has in all CnScs
where tried with other churns, proved itself the
quickest and a, the SAME time q more perfect sepn-
ration, and consequently larger quantity oibuter.
On time aud the amount produced, the world 10
challenged ;, +, EMERSON, PGtenicc.
n. B.-Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing County
Rights or Churns, 10y directing letter post paid
To, or calling N person on, William Pearson, QUA
wa ILL.,, will meet with prompt attention Mr..
Pearson also manufactures and keeps Tor sale all 81
1cs ot the above chums,
WILLIAM PEARSON,
Agent for The state Of Illinois.
4
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| = %

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR,
lind pW p0sitipciy cure the Sick Headachr,
Chiits and Fcrer. Jauudi.e, Dyspepsia, Chronic
DiarrhGd, Sea Sickness, Cholera, and Cholera In
yaMtum' ana restore healthy action to the Liver,
entering into their compound.
They do not purport to be remedy fer all man
ner OF diseases that flesh is heir TO- but experience
warrants US in saying the above they will positively
cure. They will also correct all arrangements Of
he stomach, andrelieye from those aches and pains
throughout the system commonly called Rhcumat-
lie. 1t is an excellent remedy for the GRAVEL,
aud as a NERMlFUGE, or WORM medicine,
there is none better.
Prepared only bv Dr. J. s. FdNCHER.
no Fulton street, New York.
a few doors from Broadway.
For sale wholesale aud retail, by WALKER l.
IIlCkLlNG Ottawa ILL.,
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Notice Of Tax sale,

NE undersigned heTtby owes nollce 10 CaIcb
Hayward, the heirs OF Joseph T. keys, and to all
it may concern, that at n sale Of delinquent ands
and town lots held nj the court house IN Ottawa
Ia sale county, Illinois. by the Collector Tor the
taxes and costs due thereon tor the year 1919, on
the lith and 18th days OF June, y 1850. the IN
Grrsigned became the purchaser of lots 10. south
halt IL, and -, in block T. IN the town Of Ottawa
Centre, county Of La Sale, and state Of Illinois -
Also lot J, IN block IL in the town of Days Add.
ton to tie Town Of Ottawa, in said coan,y and
state, and thai 'he time OF redemption from said
sn'e wal expire On the li1h and 18th days OF June
lSj2. Jan -, lSj2-2i-3w. \. y. SYrrH.
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Water Power 10 Lease.

NE undersigned offer great Inducements to
L capitalists and manufacturers, rs they have de-
cdcdly the best water power in the state having o.
ycr25 feet hcnd and ltlI, and situated in Dayton, 4
miles above Ottawa, aud drawn from the Fox river
Feeder which is kcptin repair by the state, without
any cost 10 the undersigned. They have water to
lease fora term sufficient To drive ~ run OF
u feet hnrrs aud will lease very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company
THIS lisa rare chance for men otcapilal who may
wish to 20 into the manufacturing business, The 10.
cation j. very healthy and admirably situated, NJ It
Is ON nnyigab.c feeder, within miles OF the con-
trmplaicd Rock Island rail road, and the head Of
steamboat navigation Formrhrr information ad-
dress Dayton, may 81 Jouy GREEV Il SONS.
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3 ~ iG o.,

I'VE unknown owner or owners are hereby mott.
J. tied, thatnt sale OF delinquent lands and town
lots tor the taxes and costs due thereof iurhc year
1912, held at the court house in Ottawa, I.aSnllr
county. state Of Illinois on the Eth day OF June
$50, Noah i. Smith purchased q sad sale lot
81, southwest fraction, sec H. town 80. range !
east OF the 81 principal meridian. and thar IN"
time OF redemption from said sale will expire on the
lDlh day Of June, D 1852 ana that am lhelrgal
holder OF the above certificate Amos PEArr
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To al Whom ii may CoRcerp-Noticc is
hereby gwen, that at a sale at lands aud town lots
Tor taxes due for the year Is 49, nj the cour house
m Ottawa, on the 10th day Of June, AD 1850, y.
VI Ad-ir purchased l25 acres IN nwq sec -. town
80 north, range !, east OF 81 I. NJ also acres in
vii nwG, same section, township aud range, and
that said \. VI Adsit has duly assigned his GER
uhcates OF purchase 10 the undersigned and also
that the time OF redemption will expire on the 10Th
day otJunr 49,. WV. \. PENNEI.
lam ~ lN11-I3-yvc
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NOTICE Ishcrchy given To the unknown own
y e. or Owners, nud al. whom II may concern.
that M sale ut delinquent lands and town lots,
held at the court house IN Ottawa, lusa,r county.
state Of Illinois for thr ,uNes and costs due thereon
for the wear 1919, ON the lth day Of June l-jO
Noah K Smith purchased at sad sale lot No .,
block No - also 10, No g. block No. H. in QUA.
wa Centre, which lots were there and lh,n .cyc-
rally and ,rgaly Sold, aud that the said Smith al
forwards assigned the certificates oi such purchase
To me, and that the time OF redemption from suii
sale viii expire ON the li,h day Of June l-j9
Jan 10, l~jl-2,S-3w Gro L. SCHUYLER.
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Nolice Of Tar Snle :

The undersigned hereby gives notice 10 the per-
sons 10 whom the following described lands were
assessed for the year 1919 and tpa Others concern
sd ih-t laid lands were seyerals sold hy the col.
lecor e In Sale county, AT the door Of the Court
house in Ottawa, Ln-nI,r county, state of Illinois.
ON the llih day of June, 1850. for the taxes aud
costs due thereon for the year 1879 Tint the un.
drr>irnedsh the legal holder oitht ccrlncntc- Of tie
purchase Of sari lands at said sale, and that the
time Of redemption thereon will expire on the llth
day Of June 1852.
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Dr. layloI'> Nerve ailN Bone
LINIMENT

HNlliS linimcnt has gained reputation in tbs
east over every-othcr liuimcn', and sands
. unrivaIcd in its certainty TO cure sprans, bru-
srs, burns sores, and eruptlons, and is warranted
Ia be OF twice the value that FnuclS or any other
Unlment can be IN applications 10 horses md do
nestle anlnnls II Is scientifically pre- pare3 forr
highly penetrating oils, and cannot tail TO cure nlf
Diseases Of tn nerves, bones, and snews, No IA
my should be- without II. It stands upon It's own
merit, aud challenges the world Tor lis equal. For
snlr ut the new drug and book s,orc north OF the
court house. drcl3 T. Y GstGGs
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Notice Of Tax sale.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice to the per.
sons 10 whom the following described lands
were Assessed Tor the year 1919, and to all others
the Collector ct la Sale county nj the door OF the
court house in Ottawa LasnlIe county state oi Hi
nous outhe l0ih day June, 1850 for the raNrsand
costs due thereon TOR th" year lSl9 that the UNDER
signed D. the cPn. holder Of the certificates of the
purchase OF sand lands at sand sale and that the
time of redemption thereon will expire on the 10Th
la, .E Inn
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tjotcls.
Geiger House,

V6NlIlS House, formerly owned and occupied
bv Mrs. True Is beautifully situated on
La Sale Street, about halt way between the Canal
and the Court House /, has been recently pur-
chased, and converted into Il Hotel, where every
attention Wi! be- puj TO the wants and comfort OF
lis patrons, by the proprietor,
November l5 c. H. GElGER.