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RITUAL.
YIRsr DECREE COUNCIL.


JHarshal --Gentlemen: Are you candi-
dates for admission to this organization ?
fEach answers. :. L am.'' -
Marshal. .-Bef re proceeding farther. it is
necessary that you take an obligation of II.
., 5. 10, 9, 5. "a, fSerecy1. Arc you will
ling to take such an obligation? FL am ~
M,rshal.-You viii now place yourself
in position to receive it Position: place
the right hand ON the 3, IL, 3. 23, 9. /, 2,
Z. 5. 10. 4. II. u. (Bible aud Cross).
OUigati6n.-You do solemnly swear upon
this Is. 4. %. "a. 8, II. 3. I3, 8, 1. 2, Z,
3. 10. 4. IL. II, Holy Bible and CIR. ss]
before Almighty God and these Witnesses that
you will not divulge any question now proposed
to yo1. whether yeu become a meml er OF lis
organisation or not, and that you will never.
uhoer any circumstances. mention the name
OF any person or persons you may see present
nor that you know such an organization to be
IN existence. and that you will true answer
make to every question asked you to the best
OF your knowledge and belief. So helm Won
God. e. l will ~
First Questinn.--Are you twenty-one Years
Of sge? E.. Iam."]
Second Qasestion DO you believe in the
existence of a Supreme Being, the Creator
and Preserver of the Universe. and that an
obligation upon you at this time viii be bind
ing upon you through lifeg FL do''l
Third Quesfion. We're you 3. A. 10. 2
(born) within the limits or under the jurisdic.
ton Of the IS. 2. IT. II. 81. II, IA, 1, IA
D. ~, Of l. IS. 9. 10, II. s, L? United
Fourth Question. To- 9. %. II. 1s
II :. l6. II. 3. 8. %, II. g. II. (Reli.
l'us seiiefD are you 10, 4. 25, I,2.5. l.
-, IN 10 4. %. II, 81 fRoman Cathoiicl
Kfh Question Have or bax. Won ~,
been reared under 6, 10. 4. IA. % III
2, a, Protestant) inauences s. Yes : :, !,
Sfrtk Qmestion. Are, or we're .;.h.- :,
yeur parents 10. 4, 25, !. 2. II. I4is q q
%, II. 5. IL (Roman Catholicsl in 10 a
%, II. I3, II. 4. 16, II. 8. 9, %. IL q q
H. Religious belief5) r.. No y
Serentk Qaesfion. If 25, 1. 10. 10. II
8, 7 (married) Is your 20. II, IL, g. (wife
10, 4, IS. I. 2. 5. /. IA. Is, 4, %. II. s
(Roman Eatholic?) No. or .Yes.n-
the answer 70 be valued Is the Constitution o
sas STATE Council shall provide.
1sghh Qseaion - .ire you wiling to us,
yIor mauence, and vote only Tor nafipe Dor,
s0oS estisess for all the Offices Of honor .,
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STATE COUNCIL.

ARTICLE FIRST.
Section /. This body shall be known as the
- State Council, and shall be composed of
Representatives. elected from each existing
Subordinate Council as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. At tae first meeting of each Subor-
dinate Council. or within two months thereaf-
ter, three Representatives shall be chosen for
one, two or three years; who shall, by lot,
decide the several terms Of one. two or three
years which each shall serve and At each suc-
ceeding annual meeting saca Council shall
elect en- Represeu tatiys b serve for three
years. and shan IL ell vacancies whensxsr the
same may occur Es... -.
Sec. 8. At each annual meeting Of the State
Council. thirteen delegates shall be elected to
the Grand Council from this body, who shsll
hold Office for one year; and she State Coan-
ell may. at any vacancy that asy occl<, ku
the remainder Of the term. = =. -,
Sec. In case OF the inability of any dsle-
gate to attend any meeting Of the Grand Cosn-
ell, substitute may be appointed and sent to
such meeting by the body Of delegates IN con-
junction with the STAKE pf6cers. - -.
Sec. 5. The regular sessions of the State
Council shall be held on the FIRST TUESDAY in
November and May the FIRST ma med Of which
shall be the annual session. at such hour
and place as shall be selected ty the Council
at It's previous semi-annual session. -
ARTICLE SECOND. -, -.
Section l. The officers Of the State Council
shall consist of President. Vice President.
Secretary, Treasurer, Marshal, Inside Senti~
mel, Outside Sentinel and Chaplain. TO bs
elected by ballot. annually, Ut the November
session, with the exception of the Sentincla
and Chaplain. who shah be appointed by ths
President for each meeting E fsa1e
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SECOND DEGREE COUNCIL.

Marshal. Worthy President: These Bro
theirs having been duly elected to the second
degree of this order. present them before
you for obligation.
President. Brothers: You will place your
left hand upon your right breast, and extend
your right hand towards the IL. %. 1, 13
(Has) of our 5. 4, Is. 2. IA, 10, "a (coun-
try) preparatory to obligation. Each Coun-
cil-roon should have neat !, %, g.. 10, IL,
g, 1. 2. IL, 90. /. 13 (American fag) fes-
tooncd over the platform of the President.
Olligoticn You, aud each of you. of your
own free will and accord, in the presence of
Almighty God and these witnesses, your left
hand on your right breast, and your right
hand extended to the IL. %, L, 13 fflag] of
your 5. 4. 16. 2. IA, 10, "a [csuntry do sol
emnly and sincerely swear that you viii not.
under any circumstances. disclose in any man.
ner. nor suffer it to be done by others if in
your power 70 prevent it, the name, signs,
PASSWORDS or other secrets of this degree
that you will in all things conform to the rules
and regulations Of this order and to the Con-
siitu.i,n and Bylaws of this or any other
C,uncil to which you may be attached, SO long
as they do not conflict with the Constitution
of the United States. nor that of the State in
which you reside that you viii, under all
circumstances. If in your power 50 to do at
{ nj to all regular signs or summons that may
be thrown OF sent you By Brother of thu
or any other degree Of the Order; that you
win support in all political mutters, for all po.
litical Offices members Of this order, provided
9 American interest; that, IL it may bt
oice. remove all foreigners, aliens or Roman
n. ko1src frx,r,, 1>o nd that ~oa, .vs1I in M
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CONSTITUTION.

Ofhe Grand Council o,fkhe United States Of North
Americd.
1Adopted unanimously. June IL, 1854;
the anniversary of the battle of Bunker's Hill.
ARTICLE FIRST.
This organisation shall be known by the
name and title of THE GRAND COUNCIL
OF THE UNITED STATES OF NORTH
AMERICA, and its jurisdiction and power
shall extend to all the States, Districts and
Territories of the United States of North
America
ARTICLE SECOND.
A person to become a member of any
Subordinate Council, must be twenty-one
wears of age he must believe in the existence
Of Supreme Being. as the Creator and Pre-
server of the Universe; he must be native
born citizen protestant born of protestant
parents :--reared under protestant influence,
and net united in marriage with a Roman
Catholic provided. nevertheless. that in this
last respect, the State, District. or Territorial
Councils shall be authorized to SO construct
their respective Constitutions as allpromotc
the interest of the 1, 25. 8. 10. II, 5, /, 2,
5, 1, 16, IL, Q (American cause) in their
several Jurisdictions; and provided, moreover,
tnat no member who may have Roman Cath
Ole wife shall be eligible to any Office in this
Order.
ARTICLE THIRD
Section 1. The object of this Organization
shall be to resist the IT, 2. II. II, T.. IL, 4,
Is, II, 6, A. %, II. s.. "a Cinsidious policy
of the 5, Is, 16. 10, S, Is. A, IL. 10, A, 25.
9 (Church of Rome) and all other IL, 4, 10.
8, IL, IL, 2, IL 2. IL. %. l6. 3 5. 8
(foreign infuence) against the IL, 2, II, IA.
IL. IA, Is, IA, II, 4, 2. II (institutions) Of
4, 16, 10, 5. A, 16. 2. IA. 10, "a (our coun-
try). by placing in all A.. IL, IL. IL. 5, 9. II
(ofices) in the Is. IL, IL. Ia (gift of the
6, 9. 4, s, %. 9, (people, or by appoint
ment. none but 2, 1. IA, II, 18, 9. 4. 10,
2, 6. 10, 4. IA. 8, IL. IA. !. 2, ii. 5. IL. IA,
II. 26. 8, 2, IL (native born protestant citi-
zens).
Sec. 2. The Grand Council shall hold its
annual meeting on the first Tuesday in the
month of june, at such place as may be des-
ignated by the Grand Council at the previous
annual meeting, and it may adjourn from
time to time. Special meetings shall be cal
led by the President, on the written request
of fivo delegations representzting i've State
Councils: Proeis1ed, That sixty days notice
shall be given TO the State Councils, previous
70 said meeting.
Sec.8. The Grand Council shall be COM
posed Of thirteen delegates from each stale
TO be chosen By the State Councils; and each
| District or Territory, whore District or Ter.
ritorial Council shall exist, shall be entitled
] to send 6vc delegates. if five or more subord''
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" what time 2" The answer" time Tor
work. Then the response--.s are you ?, fol-
lowed by the rejoinder, 6 We are. y
Public notice for mas meetings Is given
by means of Alright angle triangular piece of
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trouble Whlcn requires tndt you come prePareu
to meet it.
Brothers you are now initiated into, and
made acquainted with, the work and organi-
zation of Council of the degree of the order
aud here, upon the threshold of our institution,
with the nen,brance of your solemn obliga-
ton fresh upon us all, We extend to you the
welcome and the sympathies of honest and
6. !. II, 10, II, 4, IA, II. (patriotic)
hearts.
In becoming members Of this order, we do
not compel you to act with US against your bet
ter judgment; and should you, at any time,
wisl, to withdraw, from conscientious seruples,
it will be our duty to grant you disnission
in good faith.
1t has. h6doubt. been long apparentto you,
Brothers. tha, II. 4. 10. 9. II. 13. 2 (foreign)
influence and 10, 4. 25. 1, 2, 5, /, IA. Is, 4.
23, II. 5, IL, IL. 25 (Roman Catholicism
have been making steady and alarming prog
rcss in our 5. 4, 6, 2, IA, 10, "a; Country
and that IL, 4, 10, 9, II, IS, 2, 3, 4, 10, 2,
10. 4. %. 1. 2. II. II Il. II (foreign born
Romanists) at one time quiet. retiring. and
even abject. now form character at once
bold, threatening, turbulent, and even dsxpo-
tic in It's appearance and assumptions. You
must have become alarmed at the systematic
and rapidly augmenting power of these dan
rerous and unnatural elements of our 2, 1,
IA Il. 4. 2, 1, % (NationaD condition. Sc
is it, Brothers. with others besides yourselves,
in every State ofthe Union. A sense of dan
ger has struck the great heart ofthe 2. 1. IA
II. T. (na:ion)- In every city, town and
hamlet. the danger has been seen and the
alarm sounded. And hence true men have
devised this 4. 10, Z. 8. 10 (Order) as
means of disseminating 6, 1 IA. 10. II, a
IA, II. 5 (patriotic) principles of keeping
alive the FIRE of 2. 1. IA. II. 4. 2. 1. %
(nationaD virtue, of fostering the 2, 1. IA,
IL, 4. 2. 1. % (nationaD intelligence. and
ofadvancing 1. % 8. 10, II. 5. (America'
and the 1. p. 8. 10. II. 5. 1. 2 (American'
interest on the one side; and on the other o.
chec'ing the stride of the IL. 4. 10, 9, IL
l3. 2. 9. 10 Qoreigner) or 1, %. II. 8. 2
Ialien). of thwarting the Vaccinations ant
subverting the deadly plans of the 10, 8. II
16, II, IA (Jesuit) and s, l, 6, II, II. Il
| (papist).
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Eeyso &c KI,oac-A Aothing AlpsaJrt.
A B-C u E FG II K Il NJ
9 S 7 Q IL Is Is II 10 21-23 %
n on . Il s IT u Wv x Y u
2 4 g 1912 ii I6 Is 20 % "a 26
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paper. white ln co.or. Il Inf rnation Is wan
ted of the object of the gathering, or Of the
place. &C., the inquirer will ask of an I'M
doubted Brother only. Have you seen Sam
ts,-daya" The reply viii be. !" Go to .-at--
o'clock" A piece paper of the same shape.
but red of color, will signify ruspected danger
If the color is red with an eqnilateral triapgu-
lar pis sc, cut out thus, it WI denote actual
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CONSTITUTIONS.
Of the Grand State aud Subordinate Council

GRAND COUNCIL.
Officers of the Grand Council.
President James w. Barker, Of New
York, N. Y.
Tce Prcadent w. w. Williamson, Of
Alexandria, Va.
Corresponding Secretary II. Ste
yens. of Baltimore, Md
Tesarer Henry Crane. Of Cincinnati.
Ohio
Inside Sentinel John p. Hilton, Of
Washington. D. G.
Outside Sentinel. el.-Henry Metz, Of De-
troit, Mich.
Chaplain. Rev. Samuel P. Crawford. Of
indianapolis, Ind
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EBENsBURG, JUNE 6, 1856.
for final instruction in shis degree Of the

for final instruction in 1his degree of the
Order.
Marshal -Brother Instructor: By direc-
ton Of our worthy President. present these
Brothers before you that you may instruct
them in the secrets and mysteries Of this the
second degree Of the Order
Mdrsh0l.-BrOthers In this degree we
have an entering sign and countersign. At
the outer door proceed the same as in the 6rst
degree. At the inner door you will make
two distinct raps. and proceed as in the first
degree, giving the degree pass word (which
is :. II, 8, Is, 9. 2, IA. "a, 12, II, 22"1
lSeventy-six] insteadof that of the first de-
gree. If found to be correct, you will then
be admitted. and proceed to the centre of the
floor giving the countersign, which is made
thus Position place the left hand upon the
right breast. the right hand extended towards
the /. %. l. IS flag Of our 5. 4. 16. 2, IA.
10. "a. fcountry. which should be suspended
over the platform Of the President. When
recognized you viii quietly take your scat.
Brothers, you are now duly initiated into
this. the second degree of the Order Re-
newing the congratulations which we extended
to you on your admission to the first degree,
we admonish you, by every tie that may move
6, 1. IA. 10. II. 4, IA. II (patriots) to aid
US IN our eHOrtS 10 reztOre tue U, +, 20, II +,
IA, IL. 5. 1. %. (politicaD II. 2. IL. IA, IL.
IA. 16. IA, II. 4. 2. IL (institutions) of our
5. 4, Is. 2. IA. 10. "a Country to their orig
inal purity. Begin with the youth Of our
land. Refresh their minds with the his
tory of our 5, 4. Is. q IA. 10, "a, (coun-
ny the glorious 8, I, II. IA. %, 9, IL
(battles) and the brilliant 1. 5, IA. IL (acts)
of 6. /. IA, 10, II, 4, IA. II (patriots. }
m h;cb Ia mr. common inheritance tn r,ainf
them to the wise sages and profound statesmen
who founded our Is. 4, 18, 8. 10, 2. 25. 9.
2. IA. (Government). Instil into their bo-
SONS an ardent love. for the 16, 2, IL. 4, 2
(Union). Above all else. keep alive in their
hearts the memory. the maxims. and the
deathless exampleof our illustrious 20, 1, II,
Is, II. 2. 13. IA, 4, 2 (Washington)!
President. Brothers you are members
in full fellowship of IA. Is, 9. 12, 16, 6, 10,
8, 25. 8, 4. 10, Z. 8. 10, 4, IL. IA, 10. 9,
II, IA. 1, 10. IL. 6, 1, 2. 13. %. 8. Z. 8,
1. 2. 2, g. 10 Qhe Supreme Order Of the
Star Spangled Banner).
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Rule H. The clause Of the article in the
Constitution relative 10 the belief in the Su-
preme being is obligatory upon every State
and Subordinate Council, as well al upon each
individual member. ~ =
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xrov-sorulso Ritual AID eos<rlr-ros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-13
Look Here.

HORSE shooting cone at the shortest notice,
LAND the best style, al the OLD stand Of Il.
Barnard. Also epalring ana 200 W rk oiall kinds
IN Notwithstanding lime, by good and experien-
eed wuTkmen. will be attended to At all times
whencailedtor. O23 GEoSGE w. HALL.
Executors Sale Of Reel Estatt.
I WILL sell al the door OF he court house in
L Ottawa, on the 27ih day OF January, A. d
1853. the following real estate, belonging TO the
estate OF q. Burr, deceased.
The east halt of the north west quarter # lot
No. Two, ~ III block No. eighteen, 49, in the
town Of Ottawa, situate on Main street. On
this lot stands the brick store formerly occupied
by said Burr, now occupied by Rauh Bto,hers.
Lots No. three 30 and four a. in block No.
fifiy-three $50 in States addition to Ottawa.
On these lots is good warehouse, cribs, SC.
now occupied by A. McGill; these lots to be
sold subject to life estate of Mrs Burr, her
dover having been assigned on said lots.
Lots No. iour, "a six, 90 and seven, ~ in
block No. one hundred and two, tlO2) in the
states addition to Ottawu. GA these lots there
is n small dwelling house
Part of block No. five in Ottawa North, about
go feet deep, by 60 wi lie on north end and
about 100 feet wide on sonth end, on which
stands a new and substantial warehouse.
Terms, cash, the remainder in and IL
months, secured by mortgage.
Sale made in pursuance Of an order Of the
county court of LA Sale county.
B. Z. COOK, executor Of G. Burr, deceased.
Decem hpr l6.
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1nsuranec.
Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
1nsuranee.

LOG ATED AT ALTON. ILLINOIS.
Chartrd Feb. 23d, ls39--Org'j Apr. Irh, 1889.
Amonnt OF Premium Notes ia force April lst
1851, constituting n fund Tor payment vi losses
S5jD.00O.
Secured by lien on prop'ty ins'r'd valued a, Uyer
ST 1000 200.
THIS Company insure Dwellings, Stores,
l. Ware Houses, Manufactures, Mills, Barns,
Stables, and the contents oi each, together wih
e,eiy other similar species Of property within the
State, irOn
iIos. or Damage by Fire.
The Directors irei justified IN recommending
this company to the favorable consideration OF the
citizens 81 Illinois. Every one insured becomes .
member--,he company beng an ASSOCIATION Of
customers, each of whom Is interested IN insuring
his ncighbOr. As the Naturalization Fund aug
ucnts IN exact iatio with the increase oirlsks, the
capital o. the COMPANY l. coHpa rai!vcly exhaust
less and the ~ ENTIRE SAFETY a 2 OF the
institution must be apparent IL every one who
reads the charter
The cost al insuring in this company is 50 LOW
a. TO renderi, almost lrexcusable for ;hc owners
oinsuiabIe properly not to avail themselves OF its
protection,
BoAEpol DIRECTORS:
limo Turder John Ballhache
Ben + Long, Lyman TTumbul
John James Natli Hanson
Henry Lea l.. krlienher,er
Elias Il,bpard Ro1cr, Smith
Lem; n Hart Alfred Dow
n. q. Edwards John Atwood
Moses &, Atwood.
BENJAMIN +. LONG, Pres't.
LEWIS KElLENBERGER, Treas.
MOSES g. ATWOOD. Sec'y.
eS Applications for insurance in the above ma
med Company may be made at Ottawa to
September %. vs.. NJ. TRuE, agent.
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4 PIONEER CRAZE GRowERI IN AL,sAMA-
A letter published in the Natl lrtclig.ncer
says:
James Magofin, ST. Stephens, was the
first man in the South who paid particular at
tcntion to the culture of grapes and as long
ago as 1909, he made his hundred gallons
Divine. For thirty years has he been a
correspondent of Mr.. Longworth, Of Cincin-
att, who is now making fortune by bust
ness that was suggested to him by Mr.. Ma
Coffin. Horticulture is evidently Mr.. Ma
Goifin's hobby, and while he boasts Of the fact
that he cultvates forty yarictys ofgrape, and
annually makes some four hundred gallons of
wine, which he distributes among his friends
and neighbors with n most liberal hand, he
is at the same time constantly trying expcr-
imcnts and making discoveries in regard to
the culture Of corn and other valuable
grains
Nicholas Longworth "making fortune ~
We hope he will be abundantly successful,
for man who pays taxes to the amount of
twenty thousand dollars ought to have a" for.
tune"
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Norval's D,tters,

THESE Bitters are prepared by one OF the most
l. successful Medical practitioners oi,he age
Having beenuse by him for the last fourteen years
lin his practice IN all Bilious Diseases with emf
nent success. They are now offered to the pubic
as the only reliable medicine being purely vrgrla-
Sea, viz:
An imperfect action Of tie Licer IF Kidneys,
FSrer and Ague, Dyspepsio, Dyseatary,
Chill Fsrer, Indigestiioa, Lirer compile
Sick HediacAc, Iniermi,tus, ,jaundicc,
Remittem, Diarheo, DsbiiitN
Loss cfappetite, CoM S'rsots SKIN diseases,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Weakness, &c.J of the
lnllen. II is one ofthe best aud safest medicines
before the public No Colomel Qainine ar Arse
mic in il. Sold by 6. l.. TnoMrsoH, Ottawa, >.
1 Greenwood LaSae July l.--Gm
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20 Acres of Timber Land for sale.

TN pursuance OF n decree OF the probate court
i of La Sale couuy, the Undersigned admin
l., Sale county, decd. will sell AT public nnc-
ton. on Monday, the 29lh day OF January, 1855,
on the premises, the undivided halt Of the south.
we quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec. II.
Il. 81, X. E., obtaining ~ acres. The land
is covered with good timber, is situate near the
mouth Of Otercreek, and con aims good water
privilege, with a 50 " mill erected thereon, The
other half can he bought on the same day and
same terms with the above. 1t will BE- offered in
small lots TO suit purchasers.
Tcrms.-One third cash. the balance in SIX
months. secured by mortgage on the land
D,cp,nh her l6-Gw IaurS SrFScEr admir-
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Gun Maker.

iad dealer in ilkiads Of Sportsmea's articles,
one door south Of tie UaiOn House, Columbus
Street, OttaWa, III,
II EEPScons,antly onh,nj general assortment
IN Oi English and German double and single
iowl!ng pieces, boys guns, Good variety, ali OF
which were bought Tor cash, and selected from
large invoices with great care 10 their general
workmanship finish and can be sold at better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
embarrassing runs for themselves or boys
and being good Judges oithe article will find it
an ohecttO call on the Subscribers where they can
dependupon what is told them and he sure Oi get
thug good safe gun, as we deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none of the cheap
castironsruf with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, made from Remlnelon's celebrated casl
steeandIr barrels, are warranted 10 he equal TO
any made ~ this stat. or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
have ior several years been engaged IN the manu-.
acture Of the celebrated increased twist rifles, and
have awaited themselves OF all the latest improve.
men's as regards the inside finish and sighting
ila,trr ourselves that Inspection Of the work
made NJ our establishment, j. II tina, is wanted to
satisfy gentlemen OF the trath oil the above state
ment.
Powder, superior article kept suitable for tar.
get practice oriong ranges.
Key fitting done bycompctcnt hands and in a
workmanlike manner.
All work lone by him is warranted.
Ottawa Dee 2, 1852 " =. BRrSEER.
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Medical Notice!

THOSE hec,ed with lung, liver, anil bronchial
1 affections, diseases Of the spine, &c, can
consult Dr. James Frnsher, at his Office, at the
City hotel, in Peru, on Saturdays during the win.
ter. Or. Fr,sher treats on the same principle as
that pursued by Drs. Whitley & hitch Of New
York city and describes the feelings OF the ailiic
ted in all ordinary cases, without Icing told by
patients or others believing that those only can
make pc rtect cure Tho can put their finger on
tho weak points and sxnlaia their cause and .t-
iects. From Dr. F.'s numerous cures In IL Sale
and adjoining counties for the last c1girtrrn
months further comment would be superf1ous.
ni-3Mt JAMEs FEAsnkR, " D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-13
Gudrlian Notice.

NOTlGE Is hereby gy,n, that the - tsc II
IN Der, as guardian Tor David Sl,tel aud
Gertrude Slater. minor heirs OF Henry n ter
deed, will make applca tion TO the county coait
oil La Sale county, Illinois, at the next tcin
thereof, 10 he holden at the court house IN cu,-
wa, ia said county, on the hrst Monday IN
March next, ioi an order TO sell the real IS ate
belonging to his SAID wards, tor their SIPS Ct t
and educa' ion, at which time all persons nt'Ie ::
ed are notified To appear and show caus.., any
they have, way said real estate should not b, sG
ior he purposes aforesaid.
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