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THE NEASssT THING OF ALL.-Somebody
has been pifering from the editor Of the
Morris Gazette. lie thinks it is rather a
mean trick. He says -a
~ 1t is singular what an affection GER
tain individuals entertain for our Coal heap.
We have but ons stove in our office, never
thee's twenty four hundred pounds Of this
fuel mysteriously disappeared in the short
space of ten days. We watched 1t grow
small and beautifully less" and could not
but think what wretchedly mean, con-
temptibe little soul must possess the narrow
confines of the heart Of that dastardly speci.
men of humanity, who stoops SO low as to
rob a printer. Ugh! you might punch the
pith out of the little end Of nothing, and put
the soul OF such person il. it, and it would
rattle.
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Colonel Benton has consented to deliver a
lecture at Newburyport, Rhode Island, on
the Goth inst. His subject viii be "The
Union" In his letter of acceptance ne
says: believe there is danger of disunion, ,
and that the first step toward averting the
danger is to face it and fathom 1t. After the
depth and nature of the disease is known,
the remedy can be considered, which, with
me, must be Cancellation, not coercion; an
application to all the feelings Of patriotism,
certainly animate the great majority of both
halves Of the Union, and au attempt to units
them in course of conduct which should
have harmony and Cancellation for its OBJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-22

ScouNDEEIs IN TowN.-On Sunday even
ing last, at about half past o'clock, a fire
was discovered in the second story of DIR.
Smiths Drug Store. Happily the fire was
discovered IN time to prevent the destruc-
ton Of the building and its contents. Cir
cumstances indicate clearly that the fire was
communicated by breaking pane of glass
in the sky-light, and dropping it on pile
of straw. The room was full of combus-
tble material, and had the fire been DIS
covered thirty minutes later, it would hardly
have been possible to have prevented the en-
tire destruction of building and its contents
Suspicious individuals are about, and they
should be watched.-La Sale Sentinel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-22

At the present time elecen buildings are
being erected in this place.-Where are the
old fogies, who projected a short time ago
that Pontiac would never increase in pop
ulation? Conspicuous among other build
ings in process of erection, we notice the
c lurch, which we hope will soon be COM
pleted, consttutn worthy and comfortable
place for divine worship. "A majority of
the persons engaged in building in our
town are from the Eastern States, and are
desirable citizens. Verify Westward the
Star of empire takes its way" ~
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From Nicaragua.

The steamship Texas arrived at New York
on Monday, with dates from Central Ameri
ca to the sth inst. She brings full details
of the late battles, and news from all the
principal points Of interest in Nicaragua.
General Walker, on the 1st inst, was still
at Granada, largely reinforced, and occupy
ing strong position. The battles won by
him at Mascara and at the capital were more
readily gained DO the use Of weapons rather
novel in that part of the world, and recently
forwarded to him from the United states
Two mountain howitzers and respectable
number of rifles did great execution in the
ranks of the enemy. An efficient corps OF
sappers and miners cut their way through
the houses at ,iassaya, and rendered the
advance Ct Walkers artillery and rifles com
pGratively easy and safe. The Smelling was
accurate, and wherever bomb fell the enc
my disappeared. The enemy's forces con-
sisted almost entirely of San Sslvadorians
and Guatemalians, who had declared them
selves invincible; but they were defeated
with great losses, while those of Walker
were quite inconsiderable. We infer from
the tenor Of our dispatches that he is now
IN very little danger from future attacks.
We get nothing further in relation to the re-
viv2l of slavery in Nicaragua, and presume
we have heard the last of that movement
Among the passengers arrived in the Tex
as is a new Minister to the United States,
Don Ferlnin Ferror, not only native Of the
country lie represents, bit distinguished for
having held several important cabinet a.
pointinents, and at one time was its Proyin-
cial President. He is reported to be nan
Of ability, thoroughly acquainted with the
politiral history and condition of Nicara qua,
and its resources, mineral, agricultural and
commercial He supcrsedes by his mission
the Padre Viii, Major Hess and Appleton
Oaksmith, all of whom have had succe ye-
~ the post he now occupies.
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4 BAss SUSPENDED. A despatch from

4 BANK SUSPENDED. A despatch from
Lancaster, Pa, Nov. is, says:
\ notiqe was posted on the Lancaster
Bank door this morning, stating that in con-
sequence Of the run upon the bank, and the
refusal of the Philadelphia banks to receive
their notes, the officers found it impossible
to meet their liabilities, and were compelled
to close the bank. They also state that
their assets are sufficient TO meet their cir
culation and deposits. This suspension oc-
casions general surprise here, as the ability
of the bank to meet its liabilities was gene
rally conceded yesterday.
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The Crops ABaoAn.-The hes. Authorities

The Crops ABRoAn.-The hes. authorities
support the opinion that the wheat crop of
England will reach full average this wear
At the same time, it i. not by any means
anticipated that prices will be depressed
much below their present level. The croo
OF France is below the average. and evidently
much of the grain shipped from the Sea of
Azof will find its way to Marseilles instead
of Liverpool. The only country in posi-
ton to ship largely is America, and we pre-
sumo our farmers may expect demand for
wba, they ,re able 10 export.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-22

See the advertisement Of Prof o. j. Wood
in another column. His hair Restorative is
truly valuable preparation, as will be seen
by reference to the certificate accompanying
the advertisement. We can with confidence
recommend those Of our readers who need
such preparation, to give it a fair trial, and
have no doubt the result will be entirely sa-
tisfactory to them.-JoeLsonr,lIe Coastitu-
ZIONIST. noy22-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-22

The steamer Superior vas lost in storm
on Lake Superior, on the 29th ult, near
Grand Island. Her rudder vas carried away
and she fell into the trough of the sea, when
water commenced making in her hold, and
despite ali efforts, put out her fres. The
steamer then struck on the rocks and broke
IN pieces. Thi=ty-five lives were lost.
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Medica, Discov..ry.

1t is prepared By new and most approved chemical
process, and combines In highly concentrated state
the Iodine Of Potassium, Che Extract Of SsrS.para the
Honduras Root the Yellow Dock and stillingia. with
other valuable Vegetable Extracts which render, ths
compound the most certain and effective curative known
for al diseases arising from Impure State Of the
Blood, or habit Of the system, viz:
Scrqfsla Kings EpR, Caacers, Tln,ors E-tptions
on the SKIN, Ej,ysipelIs, Chronic, Sore Eyes, Ring
Worm or letter. 4S'ald Hedd, Old Sores ami L7csrs
Frrer Sores, Sreiisn0 ofhle Glands Leprosy, Waite
Seedlings S-rgf4l0Us TgJUrculdy CoHsiarpi Of
tie lungs Blotchcs Eoil Pimpics on TIE FACE, Sour
sy Diseases cftie Kidneys, Dropsy, Grarel FRes IT,
rer Complaint, Secondary Syphilis yenersal Di-
s.Gss, Dyspepsia, RlsEmdfisrn, General DeyGiiy
Neardigia or Tic DOiOreur, Pains in The Zones aud
Joints, Female IrregRdritiss, Caronic Cough., and
al Diseases arising from, tee II Mercury CD
lo.iel
The astonishing power Of Dr. EAsTKRLY's IODINE
sARsAPARLLA in driving out and radically renewing .li
diseased and impure fluids from the body, TO- doubt
owing matches curative properties contained IN
the ingredients and the scientific OF its prepare
ton
No preparation claims to combine such medicinal pre-
peres employed in this and other mas ever sf
fected many astonishing cures. The most eunsl;
Physicians OF ST. Louis also those OF nearly every
city and town in the Western Southern States, re-
commend this preparation, because 1t IS
dy, and they know the ingredients ara the that
be used.
II is seldom physicians prescribe prepared medicines.
and never do so, unless they have knowledge Of their
conponents, and know they safe and ssls.ry in
their effects, and prepared by scientific men.
The Medical Faculty, and men Of the highest erudton
unite in recommending Or. Easerys Iodine and sarss
pariila combining iueasuraby greater efficacy than
any other sarsaara preparation, which is doubtless
the cause Of its rapid sale in s parts Of the country
where il is known.
(aufiou.-Purciasers should be particular " ask
for DR. EAsTERLYs IODINE AND sARsApARILLA,
and take nothing else. No other preparation combines
the IODINE OF POTASH SARSAPARlLLA, WILLOW
mock and sTiLLENGIA, and no oter possesses eur.
,tve properties this, thousands Will testify that
have used it.
egPr,e One Dollar per Bottle Six Bottle. fer Five
Dollars.
rx-A liberal deduction made to Dealers who buy 10
sell again.
sas-Prspared by DIR. Essteriy, corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets, 81. Louis, No.
sy-For Sale by a. 3. pUTSAM. Druggist Ottawa, and
~ Druggists ard Dealers in Medicine Throughout the
United States, seps'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-22

WH4- 'hs r. II pl.c. OF Georgia currency is
the question a-ita;Hr ;e monetary circle, Of the West
The Wi-AGrawz Of .a-e~ millions ~ currency La. been
and wal continue b. seriously, lei. by Of bg
sness m,n, ans ur-ss nIino, Banks expand the
Eas; provides -th circulating medium, money viii
continue high which i. been held this
winter TIE principle e Georgia money undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper exP,nson has exceeded gold
and silver in IL e.rrJa;inp ma. bs.n follow.
Y., the confidence CT bur.ae,s in the leading
Georgia Ean.s uEE:cG, and the subscriber knowing
Atlantis Int-rior, asd Macon be good, will continue
receive Tie q said Eenks Payment FOR lots
II. south side Of the Ilino. River. These LOIS o.:
fere ~ bargain and fail suit either for in
v..t,An. or ard 70 ;hose who willing
or unable p,- the 'ageoas prices charged by sPecu
la.or. .5r LOT. Oh lie north de, the subscriber would
earnestly cali their -ntioa - the superior advantages
offered in GloYer's lIiiien. feh33 OLIVER CORNELL
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A skunk once challenged a lion to single
combat. The lion declined accepting it
GLOW =" said the skunk, ''are you afraid ?"
Eyes" replied the lion, 'you would only
gain fame by having had the honor to fight
= lion, while every one who meets me for
month to come. would know that had been
in company With skunk" - -. =. tlia
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III 81. Nntics

\ CIIC. hereby gwen a.. whom may concern,
- that Al sale for the and FOR the year 4
d l1 AZ the door Of te Court House Ottawa County
Of Sale and state Of Illinois, ny the Treasurer % said
county, on The fourteenth day ~ May \. D. 1888 ID. G
CndeEiH purchased the following described land in In
Sale county and that the time 81 redemption vii sNprs
OF the fourteenth day q Nay 4 D. $50 and tina. the
lid D. = UDderl has daily assigned his certificate %
purrba.. sa'.+. aud to Fr-dk. 5. Day
IN ~ !a w. NEG 2S Town %, Range T..
100 90 y 80 - "'S'sas' w. Fp-H'E 6. DAY.
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n Office Is hereby given all whom It may cosccrn,
~ that a; sale for the taxes and FOR The
d. 1854 at the door Of the Court House in Ottawa.
county % Ia sae And State Of Illinois by the Treasurer
81 said County On the fourteenth day Of May, A. D..
l> Heorge = Usher purchased the folio wing described
snds IN sai IoInT Of Ia Sale, and that the tne Of
dtIhi ton Al expire the fourteenth day Of May 4. d.
% and that the said Geo. = Fisher has duly assigned
his certhcate Of purchase OF said land TO Freda Day
pescrlionS5 acres in ind ?. eh swq 81, I. 81,
j. y 81 p m assessed ia OF Georze :. Fisher
nOE-.-sNE FRED,K :. DAY.
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eH- We take the following description Of
most daring robbery from the St. Louis
oF Ia 18th.

~ We take the following description of
4 most daring robbery from the St. Louis
Democrat Of the 18th:
There occurred yesterday, in orr city, in
the light Of the midday sun, one Of the
most daring robberies We were ever called
on to record. About II o'clock 4 NJ, an
old gentleman by the name of Moses Ham
bin, from the State Of Connecticut moving
with hs family west, in passing by Bald
wins saloon, Oh the corner Of Fifth and
Green streets, being thirsty, called and got
4 class of lemonade. At the time he
tered there was a man and woman sitting at
= table PLAYING cards. The woman served
him 10 the lemonade After driuaing he
Offered her a two dollar bill, which she de-
c,iucd taxing. lie then opened bis pocket
book and took from it a iIy. dollar gold
piece, exhibiting at the same TING quite
large amount of gold coin. At that time
the woman bcckoucd to the man at the "a
BE. WHO Immediately arose AMI approached
Nr Nambi;n, IS he Supposed, ;or the pur-
pose OF changing the money, bat he was
quickly appr.scd Of his mistake, by receiv-
irg blow which lcyc,cL him to tae floor
The man Immediately graNpcd his pocket
look which cou,aiaed SOD n gold com and
left the house in all possible haste. lie
made no attempt to take the roll Of bills
which Mr. uamblin held in his hand, or the
five dollar gold piece which he took from
his pocket book for the purpose of paying
for the lemonade. The woman, whose
name is Francis Noharra, was arrested, but
the man has thus FAR escaped. ....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-22

The Albany Atlds anI 4rgas has disco
rered the following definition fer the very
fashionable dancs-the scottishe:
"ScottiShe' is a corruption of thc words
Scotch Itch and was 50 called because the
motion Of it resembles that Of person with
the itch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-22

DouGLAs.-Senator Douglas, says the
Cleveland Plaihaealer, leaves Chicago on
the 18th, and goes direct to Washington,
where he is to be married to a Miss Cults,
a very intelligent and accomplished lady,
the dsughter Of one Of the most respectable
families in the metropolis.
We congratulate the Senator, and we con-
graduate the lady upon their mutual good
luck. The Senator has carried his State on
Union principles, and he is disposed to ex-
tend his triumphs into domestic matters
Should not wonder if he carried the whole
country in the same way some day.-OhiO
.Stdtesman.
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Dyer's Healing Embrocation-Na persua-
sion would induce those who have usedit TO
be for moment without it.
Sold in Ottawa by q. L. Thompson and
4. s. Putnam.
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DC
following ne" and improved patterns Of
Cool, and Par:or Stoves
Black Primo. Cook Stove, for Coal
Black Hawk Cook Stove, for Coal
City Air Tight Cook Stove for Coal
Fulton Air Tight Cook stove, for Coal or wood
Black Kuig1t Cook Stove. Tor Wood -
King Of The West Cook stove, elevated oven, Wood
Forrest Belle Cook stove, elevated oven, wood
Brilliant Parlor stove, for Coal,
Oriental Paror Stove, FOR Coal,
E;na Plrlor stove. for Coal,
Young Lion Par!or Cooking Stove, for Coal
Fanny Fern PaT,or Cooking Stove. Tor Coal
OuI coal Stoves made expressly for burning wet.
coal and warranted 10 operate equal 10 any in
the market. II you wish good stove at a reasUaaba
price, caA az! e.umiue n.r Lar.- ..ur.
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MARRIED-0n the 18th inst. by Rev. II whipple
Mr.. NATHANIEL c. WALKER OF Chicago, and Mrs. ELLEN
DASFoKrH, of Ottawa.
On the goth inst by the same, Mr.. JoaS TRaMBo. and
Ms. NAsV J. LAMB. both OF Ottawa.
In this city Wednesday morning, the 18th inst by
Rev. J VI CoEgshal the residence OF J. w. Mills Mr.
rAApDECs HAMPTON, and Miss MARY L. PHirPES daughter
Of Rev. George Phippen, Of Conn.
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SrPRExE CouET DEcIsIoNx-For the in
formation of members of the bar abroad,
we are requested to state that the opinions
in all the causes except two or three, tried
At the June term of the supreme court, have
been filed
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4Ii62 81

Fiiimore's majority s,34T. Gain over last
year J,6iS. Fremont received IN the whole
Stale Isl votes.
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PENNSYLVANIA OFFICIAI.-The following
are the footings of the official returns in
Pennsylvania:
Total vote for Buchanan. ......... $50, 500
r.) Fremont. I47, 447 ! 600 900
Fillmore. 55,39l
Buchanan over Fremont and Fillmore,
Un;onO... ...... 27,162
Straight Fillmore vote. .2G,33S
Straight Fremont in Phia... 10l
Vote for Gcrrit Smith, in Co., 16-26,457
Buchanan's majority over all. 80. 70J
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New ILLINOIS BaNEs.-The following new
Banks have been established and gone into
operation in this state within the !ss; month,
under the general banking Law:
Bank # tie Republic, McLeaHsboro. C.
c. Merriman, Prest W. H. Merriam, CASH
Ni.s,ssippi Rirer Baal. Oxford. e. c.
Merriman, PTest; VI. II. Merriam, Cash.
1dmeriedR Exc.ange Bank, Raleigh. ".
H. Parish, Prest- q. II. Miner, Cash.
Pike County Baak, Griggsvile. Thomas
L. Ludus, Prest. r. Mex. Ludlow, Cash.
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A Great Snrrain.

WILL sell three hundred and twenty of land,
three miles from the Court House, for thirty dollars
per acre, ue-sxtli cash, balance in l. a. g. and 8
years. at 6 per cent per annan, payable annually.
Any industrious man make the land pay for itself
and nett the farm by the time payments mature 1t
bargain and viii be worth $50 per when improved
uoy22 -gtftlFs fftif- ,fGEO s. FISHER
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auIsOn.

These Pills ,hoci no: be taken by females that are
pregnant, during Ee rt three months they sure
urn. ~-y-, every other tns
every other case .hey perfectly safe.
5cleAEeu,s f0r ths Cu.ted States and Can1Ga,
C-s1.C. BALDWIN CO., Roe.es;er, " Y.
TUNE 4 sosss, AublEl, General Agents.
- B.-sI ana postage stamps enclosed to ay autho-
rzed Agent, Vii zl-e po:e o: the p.l,s by return
ms.
every town Is lie C--:=I States. uovl5-1y
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= James Buchanan, President elect, and Gen.
Cass attended the funeral Of the Hon. John
NJ. Clayton. "
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ID request and for the accommodation OF those re-
ID siding in West Ottawa, the proprietor OF IN above
popular Bakery has established depot at r. o. Blacks
Variety Grocery and Provision Store, on Main St. one
OF the Post Oce, where fresh Bread Crack
srs Pies and all kinds be had just fresh
from the Oven, and AS cheap as at Headquarters
The subscriber is almost daily receiving fresh Groce-
ries, Fosr Batter Eggs, &c, that you can fill your
basket and provide for table at his store and thus
save trouble OF running all the City to get your
wants supplied
Having procured horse and wagon he is prepared to
deliver all goods when desired Inove2l Z. o. BLACK.
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Loss OF TIE STEAMSHIP IVoNYhis.-Tele-
graphic dispatches from New York Of Nov
18th, announce the loss OF the Steamer
Lyonuais, bound frcrn New York to Ilavre.
nv collision with some unknown rezsc, off
Nantucket:
On the ri9..t Of Sunday, tho %, While in
a heavy foc, the NsHtucke; light slip bear
iug y. y. ". and distant s:Xty miles, the
snip vas Iun into by an unknown vessel and
her stern cut clear OF Nothing more was
seen Of the unknown vessel, and it is prob
able the: she went down immediately. The
Lvonna:s remained with her after Eart full
OF "aIc' anu iirI tvH UrSl oG- o. wa'"T.-
Al hands stood Is the wrecl. Until the
next day, when !. was abandoned.
The ship was provided with SIX boats
only. one Of Which Vas = i.;c-L1.t. That
boa; las not lecn heard Egor. since the
morning Of Monday, after i vas resolved 20
abandon the wreck. AMI raft was coasiruc
tei and about forty persons took refuge upon
i. Il is tie opinion q tie scCoa. oiscer
that this raft could not have lived through
the rough weather that succeeded, and all
were lost. In another boat was the com
mandcr with some Of thc passengers. 1t
was the intention Of the cay ;-in - pull for
Mantauk point.
The steamship Marion, of the Charleston
line, has been chartered to 90 in search Of
tho Lyonnais and passengers. She will
start on SUNDAY morning at s o'clock.
The Marion will he provlsoned for ten
days cruise, and VII D. well provided with
every other requisite to TOW lie wreck Of the
Lvonnais into port, il / should be 1scov-
cred sfoat, as is thought to be possible.
Mr. Albert Sumner, who with his wife ana
daughter was among The passengers, is
brother to the Hon. Charles Sumner.
Anxious inquiries are made as to the yes
Sci that came in contact with the steamer,
and it is stated by the second mate tina, the
snip in question was large American clip
per, and that she struck her figure head full
upon the steamers deck The fgure-head
represents gilt dragon with red eyes and
open mouth grasping a serpent. THIS cir
cumst,nce it is thought will lead to the dis
covery of the vessel.
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Gov. GgAEY should if possible, relieve the
pcople of the Southern section Of the Terri
tory from the marauders who infest it, and
who keep the people in perpetual terror by
their outragcs.-No. Republican, Nocensder
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] cuose Exchange on New York, for cur

Destructive FLEE AT HENsEPIy, LII
Loss $l4 ,000.-We learn from the Henncpin
Tribune OF the 18th inst, that most de-
s:ruct;Te FIRE occurred at that place on the
eTeain- OF The 18th inst The FIRE origi-
rated il the dining room Of the Putnam
Ho7Ise, and although prudence and GOODNESS
might casi!y have overcome the flames when
first d.sco= yet they spread with fear
ful rapidisy. The building was soon cnye-
Hoped in flames, and it was with great difficult
ty thst NJ. Guyselman, the lessee of the
hotel escaped with his family. 1t then
spread to the store of Mr.. Baxcndale, and
that of J. J. Todd & Co, and consumed
thom both. Under the hotel was DR.. Ia
bcr;s drug store and Paul Konen's liquor
saloon. both of which were also deotroycd.
The hotel building belonged to DR.. J. s.
Simpson. The following are the supposed
= e. u, =.
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cL..szlI,s rEriL- Pills.

THE GREAI kNGLIsH REMEDY,
PrcpGred from PERCEPTION q Sir j. C1arkG u
H., FRysici4H Extraordinary 10 tie Queen
Ills Invaluable medicine i unfsing In the cure OF al
those painful 4ul dzlc-cl. disorders which tie f.
male constitution lssusject 1t Eoi>1-.es 81 excess and
re-oTes =, oh4:rzcti1zs and speedy re.lay be re
ell on.
70 Tcarr:c;, ladies
peculiarly suited. NJ Il. sAgr. ilc, b-ag
the monthly period With regularity
Zach Bottle Proc on Dollar. osrs ihs Gov-rarca'
s:.r..u o. Gree; Britain 10 prevent es-Ite-se.,s.
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& ALvs RocK.--This is the name of n new
post office established in this county, about
midway between the Farm Ridge and Earle
post office-Wm. L. Milligan, postmater. II
ii in the midst of a prosperous settlement of
as substantial and thrifty farmers as can be
found anywhere in Illinois.