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3 Fresh and Genuine Drugs, srr.

gs Fresh and Genuine Drugs, x~y2
ID MEDICINES, &c.-The subscriber is now w
~ 80 receiving his entire supply of English, French lA
@ American Drugs Medicines and Chemicals, PaintS,
0is' "a, parnishes and Dye.SiHgs.
81 10TH Hair, Flesh, Tooth and Nail brushes; Surgi-
a. e. Instruments, fine and cbpice Perumery and Fancy
tai great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
. r9mades, &c, &c, together with all the popular
% sgn' Medicines. Ills stock embraces almost every ar
& usually found in Drug Store. The goods have
p recently selected with care in the Northern and
n ern cities, and may be relied upon represented.
a49se wanting articles in the above line invited
as he Is prepared to offer inducements for their
image JOHN II. SEAY, Druggists
t , 1ptlons for Physicians and families. attended
my 27-ts N
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WEDfCINE

,uKE CUBE! !--s4As l'EORE LOCk
= HOSPITAL. where may be obtaiaed the most spec.
4ely for Weakness or loss Of Organic Po,r9 s. Pain
,lg Iotas Disease Of He Kidneys, A6eciionS ot liz
4 L3 Tnroai Nose dnd Sim Coaslttn1sondl De6ary,
all those horrid affections arising from certain in
. .rerions no matter whether from intempcrance,
me nae of ardent spirits any other cause.
TO YOUNG MEN,
srially who have become the victims Of evil practi
49, Alas! what countless numbers of generous and
NH e hearted beings have been sweptto untimey tombs,
sands of young of the most EXALTED tulents and
.jant inteIicots who might otherwise have entranc-
listening Senates With the thunders of VOC ence, OF
uaked to costa cy the living Tyre.
Those suffering from any of the following M nncholy
Iscis should immedatelyapply to
DR. JOHNSTON.
Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains in tue Head,
Dnness of Sight Loss of Muscular Power Polpitatlon
tine Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrrability, Derange,
asa of the Digestive Fuactons General Debility.
Smptoms Of Consumption, &c, &c
Heataky-The fearful effects on the mind are much
be dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion of ldeas De
PRESTON of Spirits, Forebodngs of Evil, Aversion OF
Society," Self Disrust Love Of Solitude, rimidity, &c
e some Of the evils produced
0fce No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK Street, SEV
EN Doors FROM BALTIMOREST.,E East side,
CP THE STEPS. gY7BE PARTICULAR in OBJ
.eyin the NAME and NUMBER, you willmstake
ID pla e.
AC RE WARRANTED or no CHARGE MADE,
Ilke Notice.-Dr. Johnston's Office is in his dwell
ag UP THE STEPS. His very extensive practice is a
Rcenl guarantee tha he is the only proper Physician
ouppy to.
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NTUST BE sOLD.-The balance cf the Christ
VE INNS and New Years Books for 1853, on
bd will be closed off very low prices for account of
consienee as Ipefer sell returning them
Those who have supplied themselves, will do well
10 call. See list in another column.
@ MORSE
dec 3O-ts Opposite the Warwick House.
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XEJHEAT.-1he undersigned is operating
w his MILLS and is in market for Wheat. He
also keeps on hand for sale Corn, Corn meal and Oal
Also, Lump and Ground Plaster.
Aug 23--dts Ii. 5. LANGHORN6
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MONDAY MORNING. JAN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DICkiNsON COLLEGE.-The fni

COLLEGE.-The Full sos
- sion of this ancient and nvorte institution viii
commence Wednesday, the 18th of Septemher- -
Puncuaty in attendance iste1urcd alike by the inter
ests of the students and of the College.
Board in good families may be had Mt prices ranging
rom sl25 to $500 per week. (Studens prefening 10
board themselves reduce this expense low Us 62d
cents per week. The annual charges including u
ton, board and all ncider ,ls for washing,
fuel, aud lights, y between $1,000 and $4,000.
Gaflisle. Ser s-ts &. COLLINS, President
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TO STRANGERS.

The many thousands cmed atthis institution With the
''t ten years, aud the numerous important Surgical
Operations performed by DR.. j., witnessed by the Re
'ref' of the Papers and my otherpersons notices of
~ nveaP ',1aol 1r' Il again before the public is
s!heent guma afflicted will find skill
'1il aai honora ..!c .,,y.isIan.
\, Il J .f.t re many ignorant and tn
''8 9act, yertlsing themselves as Physicians, RUIN
tae health othe already afflicted, that DR. Johnst
n' 1t necessary to say especially hose unacqnain
i with his reputation tn hts .cnias diplo
1a'aways hang in hi. oa.r..
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I 1HSSVLU hHVN.--E HIP W FHy TT
~ has purchased of Il. e. Bell his entire interest in
the concern of Payne & Bell All debts due the firm will
be collected by =. " Payne; also the debts due from
the concern will be paid by him.
We request persons having against the firm
to bring them in FOR settlement; also all who ndebt-
ed to the will please call and make payment.
PAYNE e. BELL.
iy oct. July 81 1852
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NJ NOEECE-Having become sole proprietor of the
v Mossey Greek Paper Mill by purchase on the 23th
day of September, prepared to fill orders Ton
MI kinds of paper at the shortest notice, mud upon
good terms a. any other Mill. will pay three dollars
and fifty cents i1 hundred weight delivered, for all
Linen and Cotton Rags fnr price if send my team
oGer them Address JACOB SANGER.
or s. PAUL, my agent.
Nj Snlnn Anrnstn Nn. MY 20--d Ncsm
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LIME PsSEOES.-Ju,t received, 10y Express
l. a lot of Colts Pistols, navy sizes
Warmers six Shooters small sizes
Maynards pa,t seEprming six shooters, new patton
Aliens single self-cocking Pistols
Aliens evolying pistols, ) and & borrels
Cast steel double barrel Rifle Pistols, one trigger
Belt Pistols cast steel barrels
Shot belts and Pouches, and Powder Flasks,
patents. For saleby
WM. B. e. G. FISH Err,
snn LIS OrnnsI1E TIE ERANKLIN HnTEL.
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"A certain Baron of Hasenberg, who suggested pru
dent caution, received the punnng nickname, Heart
Hare, (Hasenberg "-Historyof Switzerland. .Lardners
Cab. Cyclic.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Parents and Guardians often mlslcd with respect
the cause or source dsease in their and wards
Aa how often do they ascribe to nthcr causes the
Wasting of the frame, Palpitation of the Heart DyspcP
aa gestion, arrangement of the Nervous System
Cough, and Symr Of Consumption, also those Sc
Mental effects, such loss of Mem Try, Depres-
saa of Spirits or peculiar fits Of Melancholy, when
the truth is they have been caused by induging in
Fenicous but alluring practices, destructive to both
Body and Mind. Thus swept from existence thou
0is who might have been of use to their Country,
oasure to their friends and ornaments to Society.
9R.JOHNSTONS INVIGORATlNE REMEDAF FOX
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
This grand and important Remedy has restored
strength and vgor to thousands of the debilita ed
iadyiduas many who had lostall hopes, and been
andoned die. BY its complete CORA ion ot the
Nervous system the whole faculties become restored
10 their proper power aud functions, and the fallen
ilhfc OF life is raised up to beauty consistency and
olafion upon the ruins of an cated and premature
Decline to sound and pristine health. OH how happy
lave hundreds of misguided youths been made. who
aee been suddenly restored health from the devasa
Tons of those terrific malndes Which result from i'm
discretion Such persons. before contemplating mar
2se, should reflect that sound minda and body the
most necessary requisites promote connubial happi
hess Indeed, without this the Journey through ie be-
comes weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darens
10 the view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair
and filed with the melancholy reflection that the happ
ness of another becomes blighted with our own. Let
no thSe del1cacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
lie who places himscfunder the care OF DIR. JOHN.
.nioN, may religous.y confde in his h0nur Gen
depln and confidently rely upon his skill Physi
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Wa lesvs the public to attach tie prorsr
eredi. 10 the following article which We copy
FROM the ks0ksk Dispatch. That paper bears
high tssnmosy TO The character Vi Dr. Farmer.
a great variety Of remedies have at variou.
times Sssn lsadsd a pre,sh..;ires Of ,hi, alarm.
IN. malsdy, but. At me pr-,s,t TIVE, tss uyoics
Zion has but Little, II any sSndlsa,s "a .Hy ,r.a,.
Eeut.
Asfa'a cs'.s, in different sections Of the .,ur.
wy are daily securing. | would call the a,,.u.
Ton OF TIE profession 10 tic u.a o, ioRiis OF po.
isni,"n in does Of from ,kr,. to six times dav
and tho frequent washing Vi tho wound, with /.
.uoag solution OF the same. II the wound hai
healed up, anj pain and swelling commence. *
ens the part, and treat i, as the fresh WON -
This together with tie saline bath. ka, prove
IN two successive instances, a preventive f.
months. vixen all the animals. bitten at the sam
time, and by the same dog, went mad, e,t.r
such and such only as had been fed the loi,de {
Potassium,
Tho result ofexpern.nts will be published i
ths medical journals in time this is not eni, u
signed to call the attention or the profession I
the employment of this agent ~ prophiatic,
such eases as may come under their Observable
y, IL. FARNEe, VI. D.
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Reedstown Springs


pllE subscriber offers ior sac Al moderate rate,
$50 Town lots
The above Town Is laid out Ia { way herw-,r
Ottawa and In sale, at The White SuIyhu,
Springs. M the township OF Utpa. IL sale ruun
~, ON Illinois River. IT,. location 0. highly 'avo.
rahI" having 'h- illinois and Mich rrn I1ru.nr"
the Rock Island and Chicago railroad rurulrr
.onG one side and he laa,. river On lkr other
The ny"rIsu1Yg1n." trIla rrs- portion OF I'll.
year, tor hoat-u the largest class
Upon th"sItr are number o'v-ry .argc Su'phu'
Sprng--wril known throughout thl- state. and
We may saw with truth the whole west A. Oh,
Great White S. phnr Springs" These Spring,
though ,u, recently discovered are rapidly g1nIna
fame Tor their medicinal properties. unsurpassed
by any mineral .pring, ~ the country, and already
,asyare made the place OF r-yort ot haudrrd- who
seek the west for their health aud 10 pass the plea.
saur s-nson.in our Prliri" Land.
The subscriber invites all who wish n purchase
lots, To cal and the ground a. h. believes that
the best recommendation he can give II,
Jan / A 2 REyn.
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kwrE PnuSSyGsArHIc THE following ,poc
mea oil advertisement ID copied from the Hart
ford (Ct) CoWant.
"PnlNE Pnar'u ruGa-we have been 8,
phoHunaie as to phetch IN a phow phig., which
we warrant phrst rate, knd phansy will eel
phreely, phalrly and phinsly, to old and yeunr
picks, phillbusters, phr,esoilers, or the phre,
men, phrend', or phoe, that are proud oy phrc
qa'nlly phessiIng on such phodder aud phindiu.
no phault They are phh :, rate phrlit aud woulC
phil tho eye Of a phrenchman or any 9th.
phoregnor They can be phound phor sale phor
phsw days a, Phuller's, 10 Asylum street phirs
plllo0r phcw pheet phrom phrend Play. phr
phaney round sign Don't phail to phetch
phrisnd If you have any pheelins phsre phn,
phellow. and don't phorss. pheteh The pbunds an,
then there IS no phelr but that you will pleas
phlnsly and PliARE WELL.
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Nav what farmer can l.ak al an Old apple trs'
without knowing that it, extended roots nEs
have robbed the soil fr ;lut making sion,
during 4 series Of years. OF large proportion t
the above named constituents, and when no all
20 these the amount Of line, potSsh, sojn, dc
&c, required to supply crop Of leaves each yesl
in addition to the quantities required 10 form tie
bark AMI wood he should ~; be surprised 4 bis
trees refaael 10 prodacs fruit without renewal
Of both organic and inorganic constituents. Can
he believe that Mr.. Pell produces his large resG :
offue apples without proper amenIluenis' II
he does he Is mistaken. M Poll Is praS,icni
farmer, b. which We mean tina! he understands
his tusinss, and is no more afraid Of books than
be sol failing TO sc: good crops Of apples every
re,r, instead Of every second year II he adds tie
proper amendments.
Now let us see what these amendments arr.
FIRST as every 1000 los apples viii contain 10
lbs Of organic matter we mus! supp'y 1t and tha',
too, in proper state il, must not be isrmentab'o
like stable manure bu; We, dccompo. ei, and
cool Ike woods earth, dec1mposci muck, rrrr
deposit, or clip manure or well rot u spen, ;an
and 10 secure Iis perfect decomposition, NAV we
NJ. compost with Il lie very materials vhlch re
contained - inorganic constituents Q! the NO q,
bark, leaves and fruit Of the trees. We rtqare
FOR the quantity II apples named at tho head g
tho ,noiysis. lbs. OF lime, 81 lbs. OF soda and
of chlorine, and probably st,,l larger amount of
these same ingredients ior forming 'cavs5 bark
and wood a suiii .snt dnanilty OF an these may
be had by Stacking ,ix bu.he. Of quick lime with
two bushe, Of common salt, di,rolysS in water
which will calse she mixture 10 change n,o chic
ridge of lime, aud carbonate OF soda, beng just
what We require AMI after this mixture Is enc
month old. aad Ia, been tursed a lew times, We
may aid to it a cord ot ihe before ,Amcl mucF
and our compost, and il /, partly prepared, What
else will the compost rcGuirel Among other
constituents. Pbus phoric and Sulphuric acid. -
r,,sc we may get by d..olying bones or byra
dust, or native phosphate Of lime, in .l'phurts
acid anil pouring the iiul on the compost: the
only constituent now necessary to be added &,
potash, and this can be most eh.ap'y supplied by
wood ashes and ssr COMPOST is complete f2r lie
Iron Mague'Ia and Silica, are sufficiently plentiful
IN all coils, and the first two may DO dispensed
with altogether. When these are added to tic
compost, small quantity of stable VI blrnysrl
manure may be ad led to IT, or placed under 1t, t.
a'ss, the thorough action by its beat, AMI wish
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Gun Maker,

And ieler ia al kinds Of Sgortsmsa's Ariicles
one dYor s1ait 0f tie Union Hygse, Columbus
Street. Oi'gra III,
IL EEPScon-anlly on hand a genera. asoumeni
~ Of fflSi-t aud German double and single
towing p.rc'-, boys guns, n good variety. aIl o,
winch wrre bought for cash, and selected from
large invoice. with Irrutc8re ~ 10 their GENERAL
workmanship lad finish, and can be sold n' better
bargains than have been heretofore had in ,hi.
market
Gsnrem-Hwi.h. guns for themselves NJ boy.
and not being good udgrs of'hr arrI,Ir WiII find
an oG"cfio call ON the -uhscrl e-- " here they can
depend upon what y told them and " sure Of get.
ting a good -lie gun, ~ We deal Nnone br' the
regular gun dealers, and have none Of the ch-au
-'lt"n stuff with whuh the country Is flooded
Rifles, made from Remington celebrated cas-,
,,eei Inr rru srrels, are warranted 10 be- cqua 10
amy made iu the state or elsewhere both IN shoot.
ing 7H1.u"-and workmanship The subscribers
hav" for S-y"ra YEAR been engaged u the manu-.
ac'ur" OF he celebrated increased iwIst rifles and
nav" ayal"1 thrmseivsz Of all tho latest improve.
weu'' "a regards the inside fus IN and signing
W. latter ouy"'yp4 that an inspection NJ the work
mad" 10 our o,lab'I.hmeui. al that J.. wanted ir
satisfy Gentlemen Of the truth Of the above state
mrut.
Powder superior article kept. suitable for ,nr
s"' prlr'r- Dr,uug ranges
hry uiiiul done DycJnpcteGt hand. and IN ,
"ofKuaa,Ihr manner.
AL work done boy hm u warranted
Ouaw1 i-r , i-j2 n T. BgryEFE
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Burrn FRAUD. Some II the Boston pnpe,s
bring TO light a new cheat in the adu,,eralIon of
batter Rennet 10 put into the buttormilk, which
turns II to cheese. and this is worked nto butter
for make. increasing tho quantity about thirty
ak per cent The fraud may be iriu;,sd nv melt.
ing the butter in an oven. Tho Dohon Herald
Gays that this is quito excessively pme,i,ed in
sfankliu comfy
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She lived wife for iour.and.twentv years,
ant IN oil that tims she never banged the door %
-, Lofty love, there i. world Of meaning in
that episaph. A whole hi,,ory life Of gentI.
ness "Shs never banged the door - Almost
pathetic, sad Fred slyly--" affecting for its
household simplicity. "She never hinged the
door It ouxh, TO be q, to music for family
voices '
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Gotels.
The Mansion House.

South But Corner or ,iS Court House SQUARE
ORA 1. I'LL.
TUE house w,i OF all times be- kept clean, and
/ the beds changed every morning From lhs
I house stages leave tor the north aud WesteNrTN
udN, running 90 connection with the Chicago ana
Ruvh Island Railroad az tins place, as iutio"s.
tag- arJ,yc tom hicagoatl o'clock NJ. stages
Wri De 30 readiness TO carry passengers south
without ans delay
From lhr south stages arrive NJ II o'clock 20.
giving passengers ample time to get dinner. and
ln Ert ready o. take the cars ivr Chicago, which
ravrar2u.v.o,N Pm.
lor,hr north Stages leave the Mansion House at
-. o't.ockrN. True time 40 the Mansion House
Omnuu~ts aud stages Vii hr 10 attendance a'
- car, to convey a.. passengers 10 their drsluh-
uuu. There WI, hC NO lack uicouNrN gUUrS-
Going south ge- leave the Mansion House At
=. TN lnr aud reach lI,t'lr and Peru same even
avg. Pyuua urNIrNrnrus. and NpuughridurNt ave-
unE, 90 time to take the ears tor Alton aut NJ.
Loui, Ihr neat mryuvE, making he tine RON O,-
laval y. Louis 81 days.
The laut.uU PROMISE, 'ar luyr' ling coWWuui-
a., th1t be wu, keep clean aud comfortable
house, see good table, and. ia ms charges 10 be-
uurAcrpNvHuu.r.
Guoj STAB Hug connect, dwI,hlhc house and car
ragrs AMI horses shall receive the best care
Ii lNvAN.
\NrED 49, The hlIhcs, price always paid
tr turkeys. chickens, quaI.s, butter eggs, Nc,
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Misceilancous.
The Apple.


NJ Psuf J. }. MATES.
The successful culture Of the apple is daily be
coming more desirable. and tie increasing con
sumption Of fruit, and Of foreign demand, (renIer
ed supplsbe BY the sea stusmeis,l calls for il
creased products One New York grower. Mr.
r. l.. Pelham IS said 10 have sold, LAST wear, fuy
the English markets $50 900 worth Cf apples.
Fron' an ANALYSIS Of i've kinds Of apples, made
by j. n Salisbury. NJ, d., Of Albany, We learn
that ooo los, Of fresh apples contains Of
Water SCI lbs
Organic matter l1u4
Inorganic matter, OF ash %
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LASILLE ClRCJITCDEET 70 H.. Z-,a
\. D. 1888 -ArNH#erN Bwsnaui LOUISA
J B-l-u rs. Herman BUeH and P1Io L,ud.sv
I J. appearing tom an affidavit on file iH 'he 70 e
1 ier Of ~. clerk OF she circuit court, tha, Her
man Bru-u, oN- OF the defendants herein, -
nonresident OF The state OF l.lucIs And the
COMPLAINTS having n.ed lh'Ir hUI herein, mud
summon, having Issued thereon Now. therefore,
notice i hereby given you. tn said Herman hu-
en-. that unless YOU b. and appear before tie oi--
cut rour, Of SAIL county, on do, r.; day Of he
next trrmthcreot to be holden m the C0gr, Hou,-
in Ottawa. in s7lI county, ON the ninth day of
Maynex'. and answer plead. demurrer rEnrp,io
sad comp.a.naut- hIiioi complaint, II--aue viii
he 'nkrua, confessed aca.ns, you and ih- matters
.nIthlns' therein prayed fori-cr~yd acco-d.rg.y
PHa7 LIS1LTy, Clerk
II,e,S U0I- .sfer. sol, for CONS Aprlg.
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The Wedron Water Power
Something New /!

~ w. {. GOODING would inlrrn the public
l/s that he IL now manufacturing harness with
patent Self Adjusting Buckles. which are decidedly
ahead oianythng yet introduced Tor strength -nlr-
~ and convenience Call and examine them tor
yourselves, at hi. old stand uf the srn thu Ciiu
HdrHsss Shop, on Columbus street lie willalso
keep an .-sorlmrn'0 NJ harness with Cd sylrhrckIrs
M good and MS cheap as can he purchased any.
where. sept ~
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For sale .

~ We horse covered spring wngon--chcap
n ithas been run for short time En-
~ q1ire at the
Oct %. New ENGLAND BaANcn.
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OROCCO, calf, hip and upper Heather
.M Cochlneal, blue and green morocco.
Pink drnb, black maroon and russell llninE,'
Findings, webbing; No 3, 5, l0nnd l2thread.
Pegs lasts, mails, lacks. brussels, avis, pincers
amrrts, heel bsllirons, &e--forsnle by
lau23 Richardson's
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TvNCLE TOMS CABINET. Aunt Phi-lfs
u Cabin. Blank Books, school Rocks. m .
large nd iinnn Of Miscellaneous works For fur.
Orf ~ ia1g A. Y Iptaos
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STATE Or ILLINOIS, la sale Co,n,fy. ,,.
County court, la S1ue county, March term
ls53. March u, l,I3
THE People of the state nj Illinois, 20 me un-
known telrs and legal rrpr" srnlH'iyes of Hcha.'
Nc Nahnu, d-ces s-d Take Notice 'ha'anu.cu.
pstiye viii Of 'he said Michael .Nr NahonHas been
dolly proven and recorded u the office ct the clerk
OF said court aud That letter. 'rs'am~u'ary will %,
granted thereon 10 Thomas Is Elliott uu tu,
he ,-"Vn 10 th- CONTRARY. You are. ihersiory
hereby su-,, I'D noua-- n appear before .au
court ODE holden a, ih- ,y,.-' house III Ottawa
on lh. sAId third Monday m June next, ,.e Show
cause, Iia any YOU have, why such letters should
not be granted 10 the said Thomas q Elliott.
Witness nav hand und the seal ut sad court
u.s. A. Ottawa, this iir,i day Of April. \ d
1853 ;. W. RAyuUsB. clerk
2 Apri J. 1853 -6v
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Le.nI Nnticn..-TeleyInnhir,

NDlliEIs hereby gIyen, That M pursuance OF
y decree Of the La Sale circIItcoufi iu chan
Gerry suing, entered on the = day OF February.
1883, shi. on the second day ol May. 1853 eE-
pose tosar a auction, al the door OF he court
house 10 Ottawa, 90 said comfy OF La Sale, sew
Ell thousand and rig hiy-.ryru shares, and thirty
tourtIirlh- OF share of'hc capitui stock in the
Illinois and Mississippi Telegraph Company Or IT.
much thereof ~ shall remain unredecu-o at that
time, 10 paw and satisfy an assessment Of twO dol
lars and fly cents, lately assessed upon each
share Of said stock hy an order of the board VI
t.rec.lr-a Il -lIdcompauy Andin case the whole
Of said stock rs no'so a on the day aforesaid the
saId .a,- VI. be adjourned ami rout.uu-d from day
to day and rom ume 10 time, "a. the whole OF SAID
stock sold. l.. HowFrL.
Apr = Trsasnrsr NJ 4 Wis. TEL o.
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AdHiuisiru!Or'E SAFE.
NOTICE Is hereby given, tina, the undersigned
~ administrator lh~ estate OF 7. ] Wagner.
late Of LA-1ie county, decd by virtue Of . decree
OF The county court OF said county, will offer Tor
sal~ AZ iA- door Of The court house in Ottawa. ON
AdiurdaV N, ii,h d1u0t Mag psTf the uu u-1 pi
sec %, The nsqnwq al s-c -. and the neg uwg Of
sec -, all township IS north. ct range ] -ast
ape Ju-EPu f. WAsysR. ADMIR-
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IT iSkELL X SCHEYT are buying Flax sced
i 1 ni their Oh Mil south west corner oi the Ia.
sin. They will contract seed for another season
and furnish seed the best quality 10 farmers to
sow sep
Inn & NhLS Linsert Oh, warranted. Red lead,
wv chrome red, chrome green, chrome yellow
Paris green, dry nul In oil Spanish brown, Spnnish
whiting, plaster Of Paris Venetian red yellow och
r., French aud Chlurse Vctmiion, ultra marine
blue, yarnlshes and tnrpen,ne Bnke's ilrr'p'ool
paint together with q VARIETY OF other paints, Tor
sale Mt reduced prices by G. L. TuoNrSos,
my l-tt NJ the Ciiv Drug Store