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The members Of the above society earnestly re-
quested to meet at the Town House in said Town,
Saturday, the sth day of January at 10 o'clock r. NJ
for the purpose Of electng officers for the ensuing
and transacting other important business. BY order
Of the Pres ident. iaul
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NIAGARA No. lon "Wednesday after.
noon we we're invited by Mr.. Cogswe!l to
witness a trial of the new fire engine (Nia
CARA No. y near Gridley & CogswelI's foun-
made splendid appearance. The suction
hose were then attached at one end and
few sections Of old rubber hose, procured
from the Starch Factory, at the other. The
trial now commenced. For few minutes
it worked beautiful, when, pop uhis az
went the old rotten hose, and heavy stream
of cold water gave Us broadsider from head
to foot, Satisfied that the blasted thing
could throw water, we left for more congo
NAL quarters to dry up.
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NHrGtfAEAC 81 n.

W. shall sell for rtar-c- The following property a.
w pubi- auct!on. the 9th d.y Of April next al 9
o'clock A. NJ AZ the Warehouse OF CusL!Gan 4 yo.ce
in tie city Of Ottawa, La sale Co, III.
" Hines, box goods.
A Brtihma. horse collar riaciine
J Crosby. carriage.
J Crosby, urlbcT wagon.
V Pierce, J box garden seeds.
" Hruna ! box coffee.
p Walker, box goods.
A l. Price, boxes drugs.
MEG rath, box II II Goods
o Hathaway, tanning mills.
Bennett, ps marble.
Con.ly, hdl bedsiea Is.
Ezra Woot 81 rakss
jaus-3n CCSUMAN voRCE
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iNING taken mp rry residence ia Ottawa. AZ. EoU
IL prepared 10 introduce Hot aud Gold Water into
Public Private Buildings. ! vii also furnish and put
UP Water Closets Bath Tubs. Hot and Cod shove!
Baths marble slabs and wash Basins LII; and Force
Pumps. Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &c, e. Having
engaged the business for tho last 10 years in the
City Of New York and Chicago, prepared put up
Water WORKS with nea;ue.s and d-.paich.
Orders left with VIZ. Rvdd-k Esq, ~! be punc:ua!v
attended to.
Refer to wr. Re id.ck E.q, o''ar- rui r1es Bel,
Esq. Chieago. JANE = KENNEDY,
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rich in contents. The following is a list of
articles, and when we assure our readers
that every enc is got up in the best style of
Blackwood they need no othe, assurance
tina. here is substantial and elegant intel
lectual feast:
\ cruise in japanese Waters; what will
he do with ?-(Continued a Pleasant
French Book The International Copyright
Congrcss-A letter from a member to a lite
rary friend The Indian Mntiny and the
Land Settlement; Cousin Johns Property
Sermons; Bright Absurditics Index.
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DEsrRUcTrvE FIRE-On Sunday night last
(30th ult) fire broke out in hat store in
Decatur, and spreading from there destroye ed
seven stores. Loss from $50, 900 to $40 900,
but partially covered by insurance. All the
buildings consumed were built Of wood
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08
ottawa Civ Gunrds Rai,.

FENIlE Ottawa City Guards will give their Second An
L nual Rail- at Metropolitan Hall, Ottawa. Monda y
evening January 10th, 1859. Their friends and the
public generally are respectfully invited to attend,
where music sweet and social smiles abound.
Hunts Quadre Band is engaged for the occasion.
s.vt-O
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08

Lecture will be given at the Plymouth Church, on
Tuesday evening, J an. 18th, by Rev. T. COLEMAN.
suhject-The typical features of the ancient Jewish
religion-wth model to illustrate it.
The proceeds of the Lecture be given to the La
dies Charitable Society for the benefit of the poor Of
this city. ljansl E. S. EAMES, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08

THE FLIBUsrERs The schooner Susan,
which left Mobile month ago for Nicaragua
with 800 flibus,ers on DO ard, and in pursuit
of which several vessels ef war had been des-
patched, turned up week ago on the coast
of Honduras, where she was wrecked. Tho
passengers were picked up by the British
schooner Basilisk, and carried back to Mo-
bile, where their unexpected arrival created
great sensation.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS arrived at Philadelphia
on his way to Washington on Tuesday, and
had one of the most imposing receptions
ever witnessed in this country. The whole
city was wild with enthusiasm. On the 9th
he was received at Baltimore, and to day he
probably arrived at w ashington.
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Tar Sale Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given all whom it may concern,
~ that at sale of Lands and Lots the taxes and
costs due thereon for the year A. D. 1885, held the
door OF the Court House in OTTAWA in County of La
Sale and State of Illinois, by the Treasurer Of said
County, the 18th day of May. A. d. 1851 Moses Os
purchased the following described tracts Land,
and has duly assjned the certificates purchase the
subscriber and that the time of redemption on the
will expire in two years from the day of said sale
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Losr.-A black, embroidered Lace Veil,
on the Fair Grounds, during the last County
Fair. at Ottawa. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving it At the Free Trader
Office In Ottaws.
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KANsAs.--The telegraph dispatches for
the last few days have abounded with start
ling reports from Kansas. The free state
men have organized themselves in the sou
thern part Of the territory into mar:uding
bands under the name of jay hawkers," and
arc committing all sorts Of outrages on the
pro-slavery men, in revenge for old injuries.
Gov. Mcdary has called out the militia. and
telegraphcd to St. Louis for arms and ann
nitiou to maintain the peace.
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Religious Notice,


RI. Rev. H. J. WHrrEHorsE, Bishop OF Illinois, vii
preach and administer confirmation in Christ Church
(Epis copa) Tuesday evening next, at ~ O'Clock.
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TAX RECEIPT BooKs.-We have a few
copies left OF very neatly and substantial
ly bound book Of blank tax receipts, pri, t.
ed especially for and adapted to this region.
No owner of real estate hould think of be-.
ing without one.
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MARRIED-On the Goth ut., by Rev. 2. Coleman,
Mr.. HrDsos b. PARSONS connec ted with the American
Express ST. Louis, and Miss Ma J. Hull, Ottawa
May they a safe passage over the line 0, life,
and no mistake in the destination.
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New Firm and New Goods.



Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
South side Of Main Street, door trest Of King a
Hdr1's Ntrd,caye Store, Ottd,cd Illinois,
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention of the public
III his new and splendid stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Consisting of
Fine Black Frock Coats;
Summer over Goats,
Business Goats Of every quality and style,
fantaoons from IS cts. up to SO.
more splendid stock of
Boys Clothing
Than ever before KEEP; in this city. good assort
ment of
GcntIcmcn's Furnishing Goods,
Cloths, Doeskins and Cas- smeres make up in gar
which he viii guarantee TO fit end wear well.
His whole stock is new and well selected.
L. FRIEDMAN, in returning his grateful acknowledg
ments to the numerous patrons OF his new establish
ment, is happy among his varmest friends thoss
who have dealt with hIn since he commenced business
four years in til, city, Partner in the frrs OF
FRIRDnANs AT.CHuLER, and now for himself, and he
will do MI in his power suit the hard times. He has
had and viii have for his motto 4.
quick sales and Small rreft!'
mar97 L. FRIEDMAN
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Groceries at Wholesale.
rdessrs. ]. Y. COTTON g. Co.,
EISSGIIyIion,

ssE partnership heretofore eNIsiin between the
4 dvrsigned in the wholesale grocery business ~ OF
lava, H. va. :s day Dec IL LIS. d.. olved by
.Ua consent The bE-its, vii BE- continued the old
,taUd by Tie arm cf :. !. Cotton Co. c. BEAN,
J Y COTTON,
jaus-jw DAN SMITH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08
LA SALE COUNTY
BOOK STORE Il NEWS ROOM.
THOMAS ORION,
SUCCESSOR TO
RATIaESCN d ORTON,
DEALER
Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals,

feflOulCGlS,
Music, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS &c
tY Keeps 10 Drugs and Medicines nor Dry Goods
but every thing he found first class Book Store
Those waning anything in nay line -pectfuly
collected 20 civ. a call.
Sign OF the Book, next door TO ManIey Do~'s Hard
ware Store, Ottawa, H.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All kinds used in the CRY country.
Also, Paper, Pencils. States, Pens. Ink g..
Liberal discounts given Teachers and Country Ner-
chants.
BLANK BOOKS.
o. al! sizes Pass Books MenoranGurls;
Diaries, Time Books Notes, and Drafts;
DEEDS, hoRTGAGEs. and all kinds Of Law Blanks.
STATIONERY
Cap, Letter. and Note Paper &c alt sizes aud qualities;
Envelopes. Ink Portfolios, Poke, kulves;
Cold and Steel Pens Quil!s Pencils, InksiaEds, &c.
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
SAVE Icrs Dimes Hale DI,.y- To buy The New York
i.dtvr Flag Of Our Union, Wav-isy. Hsrp=rs WerL-.
Frank L-sli-s PAPER farper's Magazine, Cooley, A.
laEtic, &c, e..
GOODS BY EXPEESS.
having from three foJr packages pc. verk from
New York and Chicago.
Orders Will De taken ;3r Books Or MUS hand
DISTRICT LIBRARIES.
have published Catalogue Of Books for Di-trs-: l.
brsrie-, which be had application fro % which
Director, make G-t,>r ciOic. hitter terms
than they get Of Mr. =. q. Moore, o. y. !.
noy20 THOMAS ORION.
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New Advancement.

"1LBUKN =: WALkEK has removed 10 the corner
w room of Walker & Hickling's brick building.
ner of Mill Snd La Sale streets He has combined
good and full stocks General Merchandise. Having
formed partnership with E. II. Raymoed, their faci-
ties for buying and selling will be equal any House
the city.
Their stock consists of Fresh Family Groceries, Dry
Goods Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass, Nails, &c
Produce bought and sold exchanged the best OF
terms.
Old friends and new give call, and you shall be
pleased both in quality and price. w. F WALKER,
nov6-1y Z. H. RAYMOND.
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Two MILL TAX-Bonds of our State 10
the amount of Out $40, 900 were presented
at Springfield for payment out Of the pre-
ceeds Of the two mill tax on the LIST inst.
The tax for the last year realized 500, 600,
and this large sum must now lie idle in the
treasury, simply because our creditors pre-
fer our bonds to the cash.
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DIED-On Saturday, Jan. 1st, 1859, at her residence
in the of Msniius in this RsBEcCA consort o
Samuel Parr, aged about &c years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08
OTTAWA
Vinegar Establishment.
GUSTAV ZElBIG,
WHOLESALE AND RE-AIL DEALER
Double Cider and Vinegar.

EXPREsSI.Y MADE PICKLISG.
Columbus ST. nert to the Ott!Lcd House, O.tdrd, III.
DR.. EASTERLY'S
FEVER AND At:UE KILLER.
WW cure 1gae and Ferer, Chiiis and feoer, Du-iL
1yue, Intermittent and EeAaittent FereyS and al
the rdrous forms Of Ferer incident to Bilious eli
mates
AND FEVER, they advised to procure DIR Easterys
Fever and Ague Killer 1t is POSITIVE CrRE-sPEEDY
AND PERMANENT. Try it.
cE Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
eE DIR. EASTERLY, of Third ard Chestnut SITS
ST. Louis Mo, sole proprietor whom all orders mus
be addressed to get the genuine.
sy- Sold by NJ. KSErssI q. l.. THOMPSON u. WALKER
druggists generally. tny22
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SuIlSlr1eS .


= GSFCF.VF.e
AAOOES'S History OF Ireland-coInpic.e;
AV1 9th Vol. OF BaucrOi's History, for sale
9Th Volume Of lrviugs Washington, separate;
Liyngston's Travels in Africa:
Gerari's Adventures amongst Ihc Lions;
Be.Chrr', Lfo Thoughts,
Hugh Miller's Works
Life of Aaron Burr:
IoUman'> Hand Book. &c;
Charlotte Broute's last work:
Anna Stephens last, and thousand other looks.
oc9 E.Y. GRIGGSs
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Wanted,
GOOD improved Farm prairie Lands in La Sale
"A County, in exchange for good Iowa Lsnds fnd
Cash Cal 1t the Land Once Of (no~e] L. p. SANGER
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school ROOFS.

SCHOOL ROOFS.
A FULL supply of all the School Books used in La
"A Sale County. excepta few of the Classics;
All Of McCiuff.y' and Sanders series;
IL dinrrcn; kinis OF Grammars;
IL different kinds of Arithmetics;
Mathematics, Geography, Chemistry, E,ocution Phi
losopfy Geology Botany, PLY siology, Latin GramInars
Readers, Lexicons, &c.
gross choice Sla.es-composition and copy-in fact
all that is used in schools. !oc9I Ely GRIGGS
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Drugs ana IycGiCiucs

My stock is now complete All Of my Drugs, Mcii
WI ciDcs and Chemicals can be depended upon =.
pure and fresh, they mostly bought of the Old
and substantial House OF NJ. WARD CL.sE Co
whose Judgment and integrity have stood unmpeached
for more than 20 years. Ioc9l T.. Y. GRIGGS
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"a Il: &c r. n HE Sa
.iRRAIIAI n WAYERS.

ABRAHAM n WAYERS.
WHOLESALE RETAII DENLERs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
CIGARS An f., TOBACCO.
-Nr.f to TIE City Bank.
WE thank the Pablo of OTTAWA, and surrounding
w coUN,ry for the numerous calls with which they
have favored and hoping for their future patronage
beg leave to inform tiem that have Just receive
= new and large stock Of Imported havana, German.
and Domestic Cigars Virginia Chewing. fine Cut and
Smoking Tobacco Of tn, best kinds also various kinds
of NcrShaun and Turkish Pipes, Cigar Cases, Snuff
Boxes and many other articles belonging to that line
Having everything selected with the greatest care We
confidently recommend stock being ever
brought ts this market, unequaed in quality and price
To Farmers and Country Merchants say, that they
will be strictly served in buying goods from Us dis
pose them TO the best Of their advantage Come ore
come all, Isep Isl ABRAHAM MAYERS.
Plymouth CORRECTION
VOSALNS AND HYMNS, with music.
l. Methodist, Baptist, and Congregationalist colec-
ton of Psalm. and Hymns. foc9I E.Y.GRIGGS.
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ctTOP THAT COUGH.-Just received an invoice OF
- Stewarts Cough Candy the best in the city and for
sale at fnov 4o] Hle1S
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| And at a continuance OF said above mentioned SALE
said Moses Osman, the tn day Of May, A. d. 1851
purchased the following described tracts Of Land and
Town Lot and has duly assigned The certificates OF
chase for the the subscriber, time
demption will expire in two from the
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Plumbing, Plumbing

Kohu kS-uli-baum
Persons calling Ior letters ia the above let will please
"adver:.edr WI l. GID.DT. p "
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
M0ffafS life Pills and Phoenix Bitte,s.
Free troDt all -Hi1teral Poisous.

'I'HE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
IN consequence Of the extraordinary cures effected
lby their renders ii unnecessary for the proorie-
tor to enter into particular analysis OF their medic
nal virtues Or properties, and having the united te--
tlmony gilmore than THREE MILLION OF persons
who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect
health by them, it is believed that their reputation
as the best vegetable medicine now before the pub
lie, admits Of no dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States there are many who are
ready 10 testify to their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed yigor and
health.
In cases of Scrofitla, Uieer& Senrry or E7sption&
OF the skin, the operation of the Lite Nodtcines is
astonishing, often removing in few days every
veStage of those loathsome diseases BY their puri-
fymS effects upon the blood. FS0sr aud 4gpe DIS
PfpSto, DroP&V, P5es, and in short all disea-
ses, soon yield to their curative properties No
family should be without them, as by their timely
use mnch suffering and expense may be saved
Prepared by WA. i. Mo::at NJ. D. NewYork, and
Tor sale by |. Shlcnker s Brother Hauisouburg
La BOY
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TIE "llOME JOURNAL.n

The Home Journal has become universal. There
few families Of cultivated habitS-f.w Of those
who seek to eniycn and make home the most intel
lgcnt and attractive p!ace--wio 10 not now receive
1t. 1t il read, we believe, wherever run the golden
threads Of domestic happiness and true moral refine
nlcnt, which woven thickv into the stronger
and coalser web OF our counuys industry and enei-
gctic prosperity. The Home journal Is the speaker
10 the hearts Of this busy ton i'll the hours gwen
to happiness and relaxation 4 home is hardly
complete, we think may safely venture to saw
without the Home Journal, which, besides being
chronicle of the times, ab0unds in intelligence de-
signed to enIven American home, Its Editors
Geo. p Morris and y. F. Willis devote their entire
time, skill and experience, to the task, of giving
each week, everything worth knowing. They par
tcularly keep an eye on all the whps and novelties
Of the day. The utmost pains are taken to present
the facts and outlines Of all news. In the literary
department aim sketches and reliable criticisms
and III our conlensafons Of tie productions of the
vast newspaper world Of Europe we endcavor to
a"oid The tilcsomc and local, and transfer to our
columns the pick Of English information and brill
fancy, while We cnd"avor to select with a true sense
OF pure mor2F, true vii, and genuine humor.
ItKMS-For one copy, two dollars; for three
copies, FIVE dollars, for copy for three wears
i've dUli4ls-alrays in advance. Address
MORRIS & WILLIS,
52-2n lo7 Fulton-strcet, New York
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few short Extracts from Letters. Testimonial. &c
- have used Jacobs Cordial III my family. ana
have found j. a most efficient, and in NV Indictment
4 most valuable remedy. -!ion Hiram Warner
Judge Of supreme court, Ga.
1T gives ne pleasure in being able to recommend
Jacobs tordial-}ny own personal experience and
the experience of my neghbors ana friends around
me is | sufficient guarantee for me to believe # n
bc all that It purpogs to be viz: Syycr4i.,n Room,
cdy"-Wm. Ii. Underwood formerly .Jutoa Sunn-
rior court, Cherokee Circuit
~ take great pleasure in recommending tI. in
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases
for which believe it to be a sovereign ramoIv--
decidedly superior to anything else ever t,iej in,
me."-A A GouIdins, Deputy g. H. of tae Grand
Lodge OF Georgia.
u have used Jacobs Cordial in my firmly and
this, with all | hear about it as remedy h., those
who have tried it induces me to believe that II t.j
at the head of every preparation of the kind and
would recommend its use in the diseases for which
is compounded. Miles q. Dobbings. Cashier Of
the Bank Of the State of Georgia, Griffin.
IF there Is any credibity in human testimony
Jacobs Cordial must stand pre-cmihent above ali
other preparations for the cure Of Bowel Diseases
From the mass O: testimony in its favor coming in
from All quarters it must be very far in advance as
a curative agent, Of most if not all other patent >
preparations. a Fleming, Cashier Marine and
Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin
This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Rus
sia, and gaining commentator wherever used -
Georgia Jeiersonan, May 10, 1855
Druggists and country merchants supp ,bv
i WRIGHT d Co,
4s-Sm New Orleans
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EER's QUAETO DICTlON AIRY .
1nc Three Times the matter found IN any
8Djctionarv Compiled in this country,
ahy Abridgemcnt Of this work.
II FOR WEBSTER UNABRIDGED.
e,ra persons should have a standard
narv at their elbows. And while you
"A 90. the best; that Dictionary * Noah
" The great work unabridged. If you
save the amount from off your back, to
RSour head" chronological Journal.
STATE PURCHASES.
VI Of New York has placed 10000 copies
"a Unabridg cl in as many OF her fuoiic
HI. 3.3oO-nearly every school.
ey 5oO-nearly every school.
. 400. and has made thc same provis-
hers.
sets has supplied 1876 schools.
P Willis. 1T is one Of the Washing
lories of our country that such a life
at Dictionary shonld have been done
II has gathered the broken columns Of
Silologistic temples of our language, and
nto an American Parthenon.z " should
y proud of it-as, indeed, there is no
I believe-and our colleges, literary
and schools, should with grateful unan-
their honor for it, adopt and cherish
ubUxhed By G. & c. MERRIAM,
. Springfield, Mass.
IL Booksellers.
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- PUPENOI OGICAL JQTPSAT,n

D voted to science. literature and general inteli-
gence. The Journal is profEse!y cmbelIi>hcd with
portraits of the great, the good and the yiciou, ;
cngravings of useful Inventions; specimens from
the animal king4om illuStrstions of Nattnal Sci
ence, Architecture, Fruits. etc, that the farmer
merchant. minister, parent, teacher and scholar
shall fnd in the Journal not only substantial kw0
edge, but useful information and rich intellectual
entertainment. Monthly, 81 year. For either Of
the abose journals, address Fowler & Wcll- S0S
Broadway, New York. For three dollars in adj
vance, copy Ut Life Illustrated, the rhreaoiocical
Journal, and the Water Cure Journal, viii be ,e,.t
to address.
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E,lIERSON'S MAGAZINE.

TINS Popular Magazine has now attained circula
L ton rnequaed by few of its contemporaries. |,
is the oay thoroughly ORIGINAL American Illustra.
ted Periodical, strictly speahjng now published in
this country.
II ranks among its contributors sonlc Of the finest
minds Oh this continent: its wool engravng5 are
acknowledged TO be superior to any other: and it.
inducements to subscribers are nueQuliied
Since it has passed into the hand, Of its present
proprctor al! sectional and PARTY feature. have been
removed, and it may deServedy be classcd as
the highest exponent Of American iitcrature-neu-
tral i'll Politics, and wholly National and impersonal
III is general character.
The publishers have determined t. continue then
great offer Of
NagnltIffnl Hive Dollar Premium Engraving
to every Three Dollar subscriber commencia
with 81 at any time since January 1885
The Engraving selected for the present wear. and
which viii be PRESENTED 20 every Three Dollar
subscriber, Is
Tl.ELAST SUPPER,
well known be the finest steel plate ever executed
in this country costing over $1,000 to cngraye. \
full description OF this beautiful work of art will
be found Oh the third cover page Of the Magl-
zine.
TErNs or TIN NfGlzIrE:
To SyB,rGtEEEs-Thrce dollars Il year in advance
with Emgravug OF Last Supper.
SINGI,H CorIGs--rwcnty five cents.
ClrBs-Three copies or more, without engraving
for the Magazine, two dollars each wear
"a" No Clubs received for the Magazine and
Engraving less than 50 each.
PostmasteIs others sending US 81 for a Club of
five subscribers TO the Magazine alone at s. each or
81 for Club Of five subscribers to the Maraziue
with the engraving at 50 EACH shall receive the
Magazine one year and WILDE presented with one
of orr cngrayings Of the Last Supper
4 ID ED Es L, s, UAKSHITu & co
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