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MCsr BRING THE GIRIs-The young men
of the city of Fond du Lac have debating
club, and in order to secure the attend
ance of the ladies, whose presence might
materially contribute to the prosperity of
the association, recently adopted the fol-
lowing rule:
Resolysd, That any member who shall
attend our meeting hereafter, unaccompa-
MED by at least one lady, shall be fined
one peck of apples, for the use and benefit
Of the association -l1-E4- 81
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Ma0ieines.
AYERS
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOB THE SPEEDY crRE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Aguet
Rcmittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
A.ne, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole clnss of diseases origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by tbs
necessities of the American people than . sure
and safe cure for Fever and Aguc. Such
we are now enabled to offer. with perfect
cer,sinty that 1t will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance. founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam.
tity.
That which protects from or prevents thia
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Preue~tion il
better than cure, for the patient escapes tbs
risk which he must run in violent attacks OF
this ba.cful dis,emper. This "CURE" expels
the m:asmatic poison Of FEVER AND AGUD
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease. if taken on the FIRST ap.
proach of its premonitory symptoms. IL il
not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this class Of complaints. bu. also the
cheapest. Tho large quantity we supply for
@ dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEvxa
AND IiGuE prevails, sHOuIu IL
aud use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within the
reach Of all-the poor well the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure of Intermitten;s is, that it contains
no Quinine mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no auinisTn or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by il are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
Of the miasinatic poison. \ great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation. among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism. Gout. Headache.
Blind icss. Toothachc. Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ina. Paipi;ation, Painful Affection Of the
spleen. Mysteries. Pain in the Bowels. Collie,
Paralysis. and Derangement Of the Stomach,
al Of which. when originating in this cause.
put on the intermittent type, or become period
zeal. This CURE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them ell
alike. Il IS Invaluable protection to inini-
grants and persons travelling or Temporarily
residing IN the nalarions districts. If taken
! occasionally daily while exposed TO tie in
/ fiction, that will bc excTeted from tie system.
! AID cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
! - r.ren into d soasc. Hence it is even more
/ valuable for protection than cure. and few will
! ever suffer from Inteiinirients. il they avail
I thense.ves Of the protection this remedy A.
| io..S.
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CUCUMBER SArCE-Take two or three
small picked cueumbers and chop them
small add a little grated lemon peel a lit
tie butter, salt and pepper, dredge of
-four with , spoonfuls OF water, or vegeta-
bic broth. Let all these just come to the
boil, and then stir in two tablespoonfuls of
good cream, or some brown gravy. 1t
must be served Neutrality-suspicious. Far
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CUCUMBER SAUCE, (wHrTE Peel two
small or one large cucumber, and cut them
in pieces Put them into stew pan with
two spoonfuls of water, teaspoonful of
salt, one of sugar and half one of pep
per When tender add tablespoonful of
-four, wet with two gills of milk. Boil and
serve hot-Prairie Farmer
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CUCUMBER VINEGAR-This is excellent for
using with salad and cold meat. Put tif-
teen large cucumbers, pared and sliced
thin, into jar with three pints OF vinegar,
four onions, sliced, three shallots, little
garlic, two large spoonfuls of salt, three
teaspoonfuls of pepper, and half tea
spoonful OF Cayenne pepper. Let these
stand four days, give the whole a boil, then
strain and filter the liquor into bottles for
use.-Prairie Earn.sr
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U ;. EXPRESS COMPANY:

CAPITAL. 415nOco.
yyS Company have uuequaied facilities for the safe
i speedy, ard reliable transmission OF Money, Her-
chandise, and Packages.
BILLS sent with Goods will be collected delivery,
and proceeds returned with promptRess.
They also pay particular attention TO the collection,
OF Notes Dy0ff.. and Account-. and execute all
missions connect ed with the Express business.
The lines of this Company extend entirely or in part
through, he following States Territories. New York,
Ohio Indiana. Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kan
sas and Nebraska.
Persons wishing goods from any point. by leaving
their orders the office, have the goods r,turned by
AIRS, Expires. delivered at their door, without any
charge for ordering or delivering.
Rates as low as any responsible Express Company.
once in D. Walker Il Co.'S Drug Store, Net,opoiidn
Block. T. j. ChASDALL, agent
CIR JOHNSON, Asst. Supt. augl4
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A.,e, very desirable property in the city o. GGT.lo
Consisting Of Lot. and brick building " Hetrr.>r
RIL" - feet by 100 deep. modern tro story
brick building. covering the whole front, northeast
BATAVIA Michigan streets; tie her. No.
"a BATAVIA street. &c ty 10 feet. su. double brick
buil4ing. making t~o stores, and four stories
high. THIS property IS .itUst-d street. that are
paved, and Is all il good repair and under rent. AID u
not sold .oon 81. he offered in exchange for Lands in
IinoI. f.vIs1 z THORNE.
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CucrNBERs STEwED-Pare four or five
l,rce cucumbers, and two middle-sized
onions, and cut them into rather thick
slices Flour them well, and fry them i'll
b litter a nice brown color Put them into
a saucepan with half teaspoonful of gra-
w. or broth, and season with pepper, salt,
and catsup. Stew them till quite tender,
then add a little butter worked in -four,
boil a few minutes till of a good thickness
and serve hot-Irdiris Farmer.
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FOR SAFE !.
Valuable Property
For SALE

WILL s-ll. good tim. md al a reasonable price
j he Clos az prgpsrty, viz.
the east :. ofhock ia3-b-in. - feet front AMI
deep. II u, beyond qI-~'ion t- hInu-cu.--I location
for T--idcuc. tic city Of OTTAWA Tie ground.
adorned ~ih tie choicest kIui. d -hru,
shade trees and IN tie garden are apple pear. plum and
peach in bearing condition; also plenty 81 grape
yinr-, curraBt go"s-herrics, ra.ph-rri- and
berries II -Acri, every ding desirable Tor nl COM
fort j. pro dcn for.
Also go acre. o. good prairie land New Michigan
AMI Pontiac. Livingston cNgnfy.
Lots |. 9. and 3. EocE q. Ottawa.
lots and = sub! vision u. Lots 10 II, Book 81
Lot s, Block -; ali good business Los
Al ~ III. above valuable property =. offered At a
snnahlc price, and OF. time 10 suit tte p4rcNa--r
ucyt NJ uSHsS
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOE TIE EAFID CURE OF
Cor-hs, Colds, Influenza, Ecarseacss,
Group, bronchitis. incipicnt Con-anp.
ton, and fer the relief Of COEsumPiivc
Patients u advanced stages CT 'ae
disease.
So vide Is ;lse field CT is uscfti,ro7, and 50
rucrGus are the CASES Of its cures, Ina. almost
every 81 IioI Of country atouTd s liz PeTsons pup
..cis suovI y hO have iccn restored from alarming
AID o.cu desperate diseases OF the lungs By its
.>c. When Cucc tired. its superiority over every
-Lcr nsuiCiie of is kind Is too apparent 20 escape
.lli.l.. and where is virtues are Known the
."i nc - longer hesitate what artiGo;e 10 sr,p.oy
ioI TIE 1.'EessES :nd dangerous o'iIots O. tie
.Ii.''I y CIa:is that incident TO oar climate
" Lie many lafe.ior remedies thrust upon ms
;"'Emurity have 'liled ard teen DISCARDED. It's
AS gained friends /. every trial, conferred teents
n trt afflicted they IAN never forget. ard lro-
Icct cures 700 nunioro,. AID too remarkable to
c !grSot;cu.
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KING. GIluAN& 70

NM CLD inform the farming community that they are
w manufacturing very superior COIN SifELLER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had IL we'll tested the
past season. by numerous farmers and Warehouse men,
We are prepared to speak advs Oily Of its merits and
refer to all who have il the proof what
~ say. We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine 10 Ali VIC ask Is trial. being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its nieri.s.
We are also manu- factarng large hcrss powers and
thr-shers, OF the most approved kind in
AL kinds OF repairs done short notice
bic t.rms
ShoI connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
sep.9-fi KING GILMAN f. co
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Miss FRANC COlsslNELL

AXES pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of Of
tawa and vicinity, that she i. now prepared to give
instruction the Piano Porte and Guitar and after the
FIRST of July, will give Instructions the Harp.
Residence at her fathers, Clinton Street, the
Foundry.
Applications for scholarship may be made to her in
person, or through Post Office.
......
s:gnor Pierre Be'letti. Springfield Mass. i.-
Mad Mehiette Blanchard,
Mrs. Emile Harvard. s.
Geo. n. W light, Oswego, n. Y.
Capt. Jas. Jenkins, -
n. r. Gould, Chicago, Ill.
Str. Mary. of st. Elizabeth. No Dame. Ind. my21
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Reol Gstate.



100 ACRES Of improved land in the town OF Day
! ~ ton, four miles north of the city Of Ottawa.
40 acres in the vicinity Of the town Of Earlvile, in
La Sale county.
GOO acres south Of the Illinois River, in the Of
Brookneld. Allen, and Grand Rapids.
All of the above lands under GUILTY. alton, and
In farms Of So 10 240 and will be sold in TO
suit purchasers.
24o acres in the county OF Grundy, partially improved
1900 acres Of unimproved md in La Sale county,
which to actual settler will sold long credit.
Unimproved land in the counties Of Livingston, White
SIDE Bureau and Champaign in this State, and in the
States OF Iowa and Wisconsin
Also, several Houses and Lots in the city OF Ottawa
The title to abovw property is indisputable, and
The terms Of payment will be made easy.
junll JOHN r. ANTHONY.
Farming Lands for Sale.
TIME undersigned has 1900 Of choice unim-
Il prove farming lands. in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms.
ny1 GEO. AVERY.
Money we'll Invested.
I OTIS for sale in States Addition.
IL LOIS for sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale in Union Addition.
Lots for sale in Champlin's Addition.
At greatly reduced prices varying from 600 to $500,
liberal terms.
Also, fine residence property, on Ottawa Avenue.
purposes, at the ONCE OF tap3ol u. r. CAMERON
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CUCUMBER SoUp-Make some broth with
a neck of mutton, thick slice of lean
bacon, and an onion stuck with three
cloves. n carrot, two turnips, some salt,
and bunch Of sweet herbs, and strain it.
Brown with an ounce of butter the crumb
of French roll, to which put four large
cucumbers and two heads of lettuce cut
small Let them stew quarter of an
hour and add to them a quart OF the
broth; when it boils put in pint of green
peas; and as it stews add two quarts more
OF the broth-Pirrie Farmer.
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Embracing every srtic. belonging 10 b. line o. trad.
many others usually found ~ spizr establish
nest. A, ouIy s5ih Cash, he Therefore sell
cheap any merchant IA ;3sn. VI respectfully
person. go. ma "A call b-or. purchasing else
vhrrr- lie las also a-s9ri-rut o. T"t4C-c and
C-sr. IL, brgs thanks for the kind and be
"a patronage Heretofore -,g-ndrI h. nj -i-gis
continuance. IJsniT4 PHILIP GODFREY.
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PREMIUM CATTLE.
Take Notice.

Take Notice.
5HE subscriber having purchased the Aqueduct Mills,
= and the being in frst-rate order for
CUSTOM OR MERCHANT WORK.
Would happy have his numerous fri nds give him
call, where they will find Geo Mann Jr always ready
to attend to them, and give Custom Work despatch
GEO. MANN.
p s-Ca.l for Wheat. and all orders for Flour
promptly delivered. Jani-om
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
THE OTTAWA
Cheap Clothing Store !!

Fail aMd W inter CiOtiljMS.
HaI. and Cap-, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, &c, ~hie
irr- ..1ed offer for sale
Greatly Reduced Prices!
II you Like 20 have good ut,
A. AscHu'-T- Establishment you can end 10,
o. all yari.tie. aud OF any sic.
To suit yplr taste and ~ one price.
All ask u to a call
Ard VII satisfy yra AMI all;
overC i!irc- dollars a piece
Ch-ar,-r than s..i in tie East.
Our extensive sales cnac'. sell RsShy Made
Clothing ll pr che 4ieI than any Cloil ng louise
ia tbs City. We also commend 20 Vi PCT
Merchant Eaiior S;tOp.
Wher. a gona ut .. gsarInfi-f reasonable pric.
To our Cd customer, thankful for the liberal
patronage they have besioE-d upon aud invite all 10
establishment, next door the Bank Of Ottawa
a ( H. ALSCIiuLEg
Wholesale and Ret.l Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
s-pl9
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PHILIP GODE1sEN:s
Family Grocery Store !

Corner of HTin and EDlUu.Jvs st.. UttI'en
HI suD.crb-r respectfully neg. leave call he
] attention Of ;Le public 20 li. Grocery Establish
ulent Of Man and Columbus
the River Bridge lie keeps constantly hand. Haf
Srom ~ -. 81,
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" all PAPER Depot.

D. c. EARL L SON,
At B. T. Phelps old Stand, Main Street. Ottaun
Illinois,
AVE just received their Spring stock, and have
] for sale the most elegant lot of Paper HangiEgs
Window DraPery and Shades offered in Ottawa.-
They prepared furnish in quantities pur.
cxsers, the latest patterns OF Satin Gilt Wood and
Papers, with matched and common borders. Aso Fancy
Window Shades, Fire Board Prints, &C., &C. Their stock
is purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
. \ email advance nrst cost. niyl1-tf
Kerosene Coal C6s and Lamps.
This Lamp will give light equal to six Candles, and
] one cents tro,Eh Of oil acU burn betneen three
and four honrs. -
For economy end brirancy Light. thi. Lamp cannot
be equaled For sale by Tseplil 8. c. EARL SON.
EASTERN MADE Doors, Sash, and Blinds, for sale BY
II jul3 T-a-r. g. c. EARL SON.
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q His particular breed OF Ia. been bred With
= g'est care undrr the government regulation, Of
France ior many years and lie pa ii SAID
TERMS Louis Napoleon will stand Ivy ,he Insurance.
for ID. sura VI 80 70 be pa when I'll. proves
be with ioa! Auy person parting wIt!. before
She known be wish foar, .rf.s til.
n-y. Care viii he taken prevent accidents, BAT I
shall be rrsPoasi os for none
strict adherence the above rules AID price. will
be observed.
Lasis Napoleon is years old. 10 hand, high weighing
between 1867 aud l6H pounds color, dark dspr- grey.
H. imported IN l'oi by G. FaIlinEioa T. Martin,
of Union county Ohio.
of horses. the stable OF III HUdgson- south o.
Ottawa. IN Farm R.!ge, and viii remain there End in
August 1852 The horse never III better health and
condition. and i oniy II old this spring and
Will givs any SIS who will iroSr positively that he
lie older The preseat owner paid y ~ for the
Norman horse.
MORE PRooF
or the superior OF the celebrated Irpertea Nor
man Horse. Louis Napoleon
We, the uudeTsgned, do recommend the above horse
all the for iraug!t and road purpo
being surpassed by none in beauty symmetry, do
cuiiy durability. Tile stock bred from
IN55 has sold this settlement from foar months
old $l0 to 32D each. We believe the colts
of said horse will average 400 at five months old
therefore reposiHg confidence in the superiority OF said
stock, earnestly recommend him the patronage OF
The public generally TO snsG, an improvement in our
q. Gardner, II D.. T. Hall. Juniu- NJ Sampson, Ira
Sessions. JOHN Maxwsll, J. II. Ls.. Thomas Coughs
Thomas j. Eusos. Elijah Hull, VIZ Bod.in, J-mes
Cook, Parker 5. Adams.
We, the undersigned hereby certify that the above
horse imported from France. in 1881, by Eras,us
Martin. Of Woodstock. and c. Burlington, of Union
county, Ohio also certify that the stock OF said
horse is EXTRA and will sell in this neighborhood
five months old, for from &15 to 4lu0 each.
Gorton. Marvin Eager. u. P. Howard, Harvey
Cushnsn. Warren d. Sihey. pennson Hall, Chas. Lin
coin. Erastus Martini S. Reed. T. Barnhain j. T ia
Wis. Eason Johnson. Woodstock, o.. June q, 1854.
juL1l A. p. CCSIiMAN sACO.
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A PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
~ % MI HC " "
rop Az prcC.cpv .p,cyNc rDOar

A PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
mr. e NJ II Id "
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
NAL A RIA;
Particularly Fever and Ague.
(hIILs and Fever and all diseases arising from shas
~ condition Of the Liver SO universally produced -
torpid liver enlargement, Of the spleen. or AEue Cake IN
the side. Bilious. Intermittns. Remiiiens Fevers and
the system Its ingredients oil vegetable, and per.
ecty harmless in their ~ects, and perfectly certain -
aud g., your health tax. i. a, once instead Of those
thin 6 which only palliase while they do not ere.
MolrxE, III Feb. 10, EST.
MESSRs. 8. x. MANN / co -Cents: We hnd your
Ague Ba'sam superior 10 remedy in market. for
the permanent cure Of al maiarious diseases. We
eheeru'y recommend it 40 worthy that great nsns u
Very Truly Yours, RICHARDS 4 THOMAS.
To the sufferers OF ehiils fever and ague cheerfsy
fecs Dr. Mann. Ague Balsxm in this vicinity for
past three years. ! mn well pleased with S remedial
virtues rs antidste to malaria. ! have frequenty
used it in practice. and with entire
From my intimate knowledge Of this compound. re-
commend il as safe, prompt and efficient.
Gallon, O.. April ], lsSS. n. L. HACkEpOMM D..
... b rFrox. IxD, May II, 1858.
MEssRs 8. K MANN 4 Co cent?: Having ssil
Jour Ague Balsam for the past re. year, to scores 81
De ir this vicinity and closely oossrvng its ef
remedy ever sold Indiana, and will en'etualy cure
chilS, fever and ague wIthout iah.
Truly Yours PHILLIMAN KEARNS. Druggists.
LoGASsPoRT, Ixp., Sept. 10, 1896
mr. MANN Please send one.half gross more q
vour Asue I,ssam Immediately 1t 10 in great demand
and may be truly syle! the kins Of Fever nd Asus.
J.LYTLE, Physician and Druggist.
LvoNpAs, MICHIGAN, June Is lsss
MEssRS. S. X. MANN 4 CO., Gafion Ohio Cent?.
I have to say that have several months been COM
pl.teiy prosrated by chlls, fever ague, Ind a.
have large family who upon my labor
for their eNsiehoe have vain ali the que re-
needles in my reach (and they are legion, but found
cure until used your ague bxlssm. have never
shook had paFler Of fever ence the FIRST dose but
I have since used the third bottle. I have now been
sound for three months, and confident IL only
- tTir - p WOOD.
SIX MANN 1 CO., Proprietors, Gallon, Ohio.
y. J. WOOD CO., 81. Louis, Mo-. sole wholesale
agents for s the Western Sstes and Territories, ana
sold BY al good druggists. marle-6u
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Isud. boz ~; Nri sOd toHu.s.4un- Take la.i,
Ah-'rzcis uf Tide 'gru-- Collections rns,. H.. est
neEt. made in Government other Land, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, Aas4st :, 1871.
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New Firm.

" THOMPSON co have this daT bought out inc
III Soap and Candle Factory. on the main canal
the Railroad depot Ottawa, Ill., and are gong 80
manufacture large scale all grades and sy'S Is "
dies warrant to BE- equal TO the best. N gusny s
manufacture, west Of New York, and Al 81. L"u's
Eastern prices, delivered here or NJ inc "@p'' ''
cha &c. f- a, .s... ,r.r. Oh.
civ or country di ected TO H. Thompson Co., or 70
" Thompscn;s Store, will be promptly auendsdto
Ai.o ali TsIov ana grease bought for cash, or ex-
AHA II. THOMPSON CO. =
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Notice TO Duilaicrs.

Notice to DNiIaieFs.
HAVING removed my Marble Establishment mt directly
II opposite the Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased reom enables builders
stone cut to order the shortest
est figure. Having some o: the experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
n B. large stock Of cut and rough joliet and other
stone hand. MARIO WILLS BRO.
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To Let.
4 CARPENTER SHOP, formerly occupio by A. LEN
N ERAUx, situated the bank OF Fox River at the
corner OF Pau and jackson Apply the sub
scriber, at NAS DOZEN OsBvRN's Store.
jun4 TIIOS W OSBORN
nFF1CE TO Rent, in the Public Squsre. Euqur- of
~
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GREAT ATTRACTION
G n L,&DI q CAVE,

=. Y. L q Il = N CVJN =.
'1rHL subscribers take pleasure in being able to
L noupce to the citizens of Ottawa am vicinity that
they have received. their stana their stock
Of Goods, direct from the manufacturers. This 10 the
greatest importantly offered the citizens. As
their stock is the tdrgest an the county and selected
from the best and mo extensive manufactures and
importers in America. comprising all grades aud styles
Wall Paper and Decorations for Parors and halls from
The cheapest eank to the richest gold and velvet. Also
large and splendid collection OF Window Shades Cor
nices, j. innings, Fixtures &C., &c.
In connection with the above they have the largest
and finest assortment Of Oils, Paints, varnishes and
Painters Tools in the market all Of which will
lev fer
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Ceaal advertisements.
s~,efI> Nnfp


DCBLIC notice is hereby given, that !, Lyman San
derson, trustee in certaia deed OF trust executed
trustee, the twenty day OF April, A.
D. 1857, by Garris c. Howard and Eveiine q Howard
hi. wife, recorded in the Recorders oniee Of La
Sale County, State OF Illinois, in book Of deeds number
NIFTY three, (s9 pages three hundred and twelve, (3i2
three hundred and thirteen, 3l3) and three hundred
ana fourteen (S40 WILL by reason Of default in the
payment Of a certain promssory note mentioned in
and secured by said deed of according to tie te
nor and eject hcreo! application Of the legal holder
o! said notes, and in power In said
deed OF trust contained and for the purposes therein
expressed sell at public auction the hiysst bidder
for cash. Saturday, the ninth (9h) day Of July A. D.
1852 between the hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon
four o'clock in the afternoon OF said day At the
trent north door OF the Hardy House in the CITY OF
La Sale and State Of illinois, all the esta,.
ed TO me by said deed OF trust to wit The norh-ea,t
quarter of the southwest quarter and the soulh-eas.
quarter OF the north west quarter Of section
township thirty tbre- 1887 NORTH of range east
the third principal meridian excepting the
way which the Illinois Central Railroad Company here
tofore aeqIir and through said premises with
the heredamen,s and appurenances there belong.
ing. LYMAN SASDEESoN, trustee.