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article Of the kind ere~ introduced under the
Of" PUIAoyIC WAFERs,' in this any ,uer cOun
try; all other Psinonic Wafers are couatey1ejts.-
The genuine can be kno,ca by the name BRYAN be
sng stamped ora edch WAFER
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
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BRYAN,S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, and Difficult Breat thing
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Shifting of Blood aud Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN'S PULNONIC WATERS
Relieve Incpirnt Consumption and Lung Diseases.
BkYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvua and Tonsils.
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Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are Blessing all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste.
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Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WAFERS
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without a Box Of
Bryau's fuimOnic Waters
TIE House.
No traveller should be without supply of
Elryah's PuinOnic Waters
] POCKET.
No person will ever object to give for
Bryan's E,.smONic Waters
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
For sale by E. Y. GRIGGS,
oc29-6m Ottdlrd, III.
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Special II Offices.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheese,nan, N, d., Eeu
York City.
The combination OF ingredients in these Pills the
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
In their operation and certain correcting all irregu
iarities, Painful Menstruations removing all obstruc
uons, whether from cold otherwise. headache pain
IN the side papitatien of The heart whites all nervous
anections Mysteries. fatigue. pa in the back and
limbs &C., disturbed Sleep which arises from Interrupt
ton OF nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they will bring
on tn monthly peri with regularity. Ladies who
have been disappointed in the Of other Pills
place the in DIR. Cheeseman's Pills do
ing all that they represent to do.
There is one condition oftae Female system in ,eich
The Pill cannot BE taken citioat producing PEHC
LAR RESIL" Tie condition yeferyed TO is f'REG-
NANCI-the result MISCARRIAGE. Such is tie
trressfibie tendency OF the medicine 10 restore the
val functions to no,7nGt condition. that eoen tho re-
productive po,cer Of nature cannot resist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read
accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail n
closing 81 TO Dr. CoRYgIUs L. CHEEssMAS, box 4,531
Post Once, New York City
r. B. HCTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States. 163 Chambers ST.
Ses York. to lroBa al roles0ie ordsre should be ad
dressed.
Sold inottawa by tap2-1yj D. WALKER
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CHRISTMAS FEsrIvAL.-The Festival of
the Sunday school children of the Episco
pal church at the court house on Wednes-
day evening, was one of the most admira-
bly contrived affairs of the kind we ever
beheld The Christmas tree was wonder
of female SKILL taste, and ingenuity
Then there was singing, by the children,
an admirable address by the Rector, the
Rev, Mr.. BENEDICT, and delightful music
all through the entertainment by the
Light Guard String Band. Prizes of books
&c, were distributed among the scholars
according to their merit rolls for the year,
and then presents of various sorts were
given to all the children. A bounteous
feast for the children had also been pre-
pared, and was partaken by them with
that heartiness which children SO we'll I'M
derstand About $50 children belonging
to the Parish partook of the entertain
ment, while with teachers, parents, and
spectators, the company must have num-
bered 300 We can offer no adequate
need of praise to those ladies to whose
labor, skill, and admirable taste the Parish
is indebted for this most pleasant feast.
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ESTABLISHED 1888.
KerTick'S Sugar Coated Pills.
Hcrriclx's Kid Strengthening Piasscrs.
The Great Strengthener

MD FAIN Df-c1RUE EK.
The Best and Cheapest Household Ren1sdy IN tho
World.
These renowr ed Piasters cure pains, weakness aud
distress in the back, sides aud breast, in Eve hours
Indeed certain they 10 do this that the p-oprie
warrants them. Spread from resins, balsans and
gums beautiful kid leather renders them peculiarly
adapt, the wants of Fe1HGles and others. Their
application is Internationally the strong man. the
delicate woman, and the feeble infant. To each and
all they viii prove balm and a blessing Their is
agreeable, and without annoyance trouble. Each
Plaster will wear from to four months, and in rheu
matte complaints sprans and bruises, frequently effect
when all other remedies fail Full directions will
be found the back of each. Public speakers vocal
lists ministers OF the gospel and others will strengthen
their lungs and improve their voices 1y 1ccGr7g them
their breast. Price 1874 ceuts.
~ The above articles sold by all the dealers in
Ottawa and by Druggists throughout the United States
Canadas and South America Wholesale by all large
Druggists in the principal cities.
HERRICK BROTHER,
aug2l Practical Chemists, Albany, " Y.
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,OrrAwA ExcAxPMESr, No. 33.-The fol-
lewing are the officers of this Encamp.
ment for the current term, viz:
j. NJ. Earl, c. p, E. w. Pancost, H. p,
c. Hotaling, s. W., E. L: Armstrong, J: W:
]. o. Harris, s., A. D. Beck, T., E. Y
Griggs, J. o. Harris, j. NJ Earl, E. W. Pan
cost, and E. L. Armstrong, Trustees.
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OTTAWA u.s. PoNrIAC.-A writer in the
Pontiac Sentinel is trying to convince the
Farmers Of Livingston county that it is to
their interest to sell their grain in Pontiac
rather than in Ottawa, and by way of argu-
ment figures in this way. A load Of corn,
GO bushels ear,) at Ottawa, at 30 cts. a
bushel, he says brings 500; deduct from
this use of wagon and team 49, 90, expense
at hotel in Ottawa 81 90, tolls 50 cts, and
there is left S2,75 net. The same farmer
selling in Pontiac at % cts. gets S5,97,
from which are to be deducted but expense
of wagon and team one day, 81 so, leaving
the farmer 4, rs net This would be a de-
monstration but for the unfortunate cir
cumstance that the figures are not correct
For instance he has put corn in Ottawa
some 10 cts below the actual market fig
ure, (makinga difference Of $500 in favor
of the farmer) while the hotel expenses
are also greatly exaggerated, as most of
the farmers bring their provisions and feed
with them, and the expenses of wagon and
team are double the actual cost, as all farm
ers will readily admit Taking in consid-
Grafton, in addition to all this, that farm
ers can buy their salt, groceries, lumber,
&c, in Ottawa for about so per cent cheap
er than in Pontiac, and the reason is plain
enough why nearly all the farmers of Liv-
ingston county living north of Pontiac will
persist in doing their trading at Ottawa
in spite of the seedlings they get in the
Pontiac papers
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Dr.. DUPONCO-S
Golden Periodical Pills.

-Are inf.,iiibIe for . against using pills while in
removing Stappag-s 1r that condition, the pro-
regularitieS of the Nenses- = pTi-tor
The Pills nothing :, sponsihiity after the
new, but have been used 2. above admontor, altio'
BY the Doctor in his prtc- their midn-ss would pre-
tice for many ars, both any injury to health
in France and America. :. otherwise these pills
with unparalleled success recommended. Directions
in every case; and he i accompaE wing each box.
urged by many thousand Price 81
ladies who have used them - y. B.-Ask for DIR. Du-
the Pills public. = poncos Golden Pills. See
for the alienation OF those :. ignature every box
suffering from any r-egu- You then Op'ain pill you
lari;ies whatev-r, preven- may depend upon
tative ladies whose n Ladies' Icy inclosng
health will permit of dollar by mail to either of
increase OF family :. the agents below. have
Pregnant females, the Fills sent (confden-
those sdpposing them tiallyl TO any part Of the
selves so. cautioned country.
Sold by
BOLLES, SMITH CO., 12i Lake St, Chicago,
Agents for the North Western States also dealers in
Patent NJ aicines generally
Sold by D. WALKER. Ota,rd,
Y. GRIGGS. I"
N.Y. II. WARD. MirseiUes.
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0ttaha fret Graber .
LOCAL. MATTERS.
CARR1ER's AppREss-Our Carrier, in pur

CARRIERS ADDREss-Our Carrier, in pur-
suance of time honored custom, will be
around with his usual New Years Greet
ing bright and early on Monday morning
He has been fortunate in securing the aid
of an accomplished poet in putting his
thoughts into rhyme, and is confident his
production is quite as profound as the
Presidents message, and thousand times
more racy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-31

ATE Y GRIGGS' DRUG IND BOOK STORE.
lust RECEIVED, the largest stock of Books and Sta
q tioHery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
stationery of all kinds;
$50 Eeams Of Paper, such as Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Cap, &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper, of all kinds
Cards of all kinds coiored Card Board
Drawing Paper in rolls and in Sheets
Envelopes, all sizes and coors-aso opaque;
Nemorandums, Diaries States. &c.
Bians Books, of all sizes and varieties
Sin Books Annuas, Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Childrens Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town II ordered as wanted.
oc1 Z. Y. GRIGGS, NdttinJef's Block.
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A Challenge.

At a regular meeting of Niagara Engine Co. N o
l, it was
Realized. That Niagara Engine Co. No. I, Of Of
tawa, hereby challenge Undine Engine Co. No: 2
to meet them at any time and place which they
(Undine) may name, for a trial on height and dis
lance, for &l00. Each engine to be manned by
thirty men ON the brakes.
WM COGSWELL, Fireman.
CHAs. Snow, Clerk Ottawa Dec. %, 1859.
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THE ENTERPRISE is the name of o small
monthly sheet just issued in this city by
an association of business men, its main
object being to advertise, in the way of a
periodical circular. their own business, fill
ing out the sheet otherwise with useful
an interesting matter to make it agreeable
reading 1t is edited by DR. J. o. HARRIS,
is a pleasa mt, readable little sheet, and
promises to be very popular.
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of the town of Allen, in this county, COM
pleted sausage the other day that mea-
sured Mutysie feet in length. We are not
informed how many head of hogs Or
beeves were slaughtered to fill this enor-
nous visceral prodigy, but presume it took
several Mr.. B. is respectfully commend
ed to the favorable regards of the Brat
und- Bologna Gesellschaft."
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Democratic Club.

The Democrats of Ottawa are invited to
meet at the office of o. LEAvASs, Esq, on
Tuesday evening next, (Jan. 3, for the
purpose of organizing Democratic Club
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SMALL SrEALIScs.-Prof Stearns, a lectu-
rer on Spirit rapping, Psychology, and
other SIGH like" humbugs, after giving
two or three " entertainment" in this city
last week, went off forgetting to settle a
small printing bill of 81 at this office.
Dr. Correa also forgot trifling account
of the same sort
The Rev. Mr. Waldo is also in arrear for
an announcement of his LECTURE in the
Free Trader, two weeks ago.
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u The RcnefICtOr OF his Race Ia
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND.
-Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
TIE WHOLE World UNITED!
SICK PEOPLE. THINK!
AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling "A book fill;
This is the case, the million say,
With the of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North. and West,
And with glad tiings the papers I'll,
Because they the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior others is Ierrick's Pill.
From Roots and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They always cure-they never kill;
Thousands in their graves were laid,
Were it not for Herrick's PHI.
Zach Pill with sugar IS coated Ger
discovery of rnarchless skill
Their like never seen before
Until it appeared in Herricss Pill.
For year. he's worked 20 cal the sick,
With joy elate his bosom fills,
For tens of thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers of Herrica's Pills.
~HERRICK'S MATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAMI
Lf PILLS have inundated the world with their popular
ify. FIVE millions If boxes used annually, Civ
ing euployTn eighjy-hye men and women to pui
them up Their numbered by thousands
their praises the tongues Of ALL Citizens of ottawa
and elsewhere, have you ever used them' Put up in
English, Spanish, German and French directions
Large family boxes - cents. Five boxes or 81. Sold
everywhere.
See advertisement 81 page.
alg25 Il. H. PALMER, Trareling Agent
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Corr, HULL, & THoRsoS. stirring
young men having made recent additions
to their large stock of dry goods, groce-
ries, and especially crockery, are out with
a new advertisement in to-day's paper.
They are doing wonderful business con-
sidering the times, but the secret of it is,
that their prices are just the kind to suit
such times
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Comparative Statement

Of the principal articles transported upon the III
nots and Mchi0dn Canal, nd entered at The Col
tecfors e1ce at Oftdscd for The yedrs 1856 is 1888
and 1859, sciM cunt If tolls, ending Tie 30fA 81
.Norem6sr of each year.
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SANFORD,S
LIVER INVIGORATOR

NEVER DEBlIlTATES.
IT is mpOHaded entirety Prom Gums, and has be-
L come an established fact, a Standard Medic ne,
known and approved by all that have used it, and
is resorted to with confidence in all the dis .
eases for which it is rec - commended.
1t has cured thousands = within the last
VIII had given up all hope : lof relief, the
unsolicited certificates my possession show.
The dose must be adap- ted to the temperament ~
the individual taking it, . and used in such quanti
ties to act grnty on = the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your = Judgment guide you in the
use OF the LIVER iNVIG- ORATOR, and ii will cure
Liver Complaints, Bilious Attacks. Dyspepsia, Chro
mic Diarrhua, Summtr - Complaints, Dysentery,
Dropsy, Sour Stomach y .IIabitual Costyeness, Co.
lie, Cholera Cholera Nor - bus. Cholera Infantum,
fatuleuce, Jaundice, Fe-l imale Weaknesses. and
may be used successfully :. as an Ordinary Family
Medicine. 1t will cure. :. SICK HEADACHE, (as
thousands testify in Twenty minutes If two
three teaspoOnuls are ta- ken at commencement Of
attack.
All who use il giving their testimony in Its
favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the lNVIGOEAT0E,
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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THANKs-Our thanks are again due to
Mr. Crandall, agent of the q. S. Express
Co IN this city, for California papers to
the 5th inst.
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MARRIED-At Morri-, H.. on the Goth inst, by Rev.
NJ. X. Whitlesey, Mr.. GILES HARRSGToS, JR and Miss
CAROLINE p. WING, both Of Ottawa.
In Granville, Dec. 2sth, 1859, by the Few =. G.
Trask Mr. CHARLES MosHIER and Miss RKBEccA REEVE,
both of Granville.
DIED-In this city, the eth inst, Mrs. J. H. Cas-
TIE, aged sixty -four years months and eight days
In Granville, Dec. II, 1859, TRUMAN PAcKEE Han, aged
Eve years,
So fades the lovely blooming flower.
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-AiSO,-
S A \ + q r DIS
FAMILY
CATAARTIC PILLS.


Pure FegetuJie Errdets, and put Up III GHdss Casss
dir Tight, ard csH keep In any Climate.
The FAMILY CATiiAR- a. Tic PILL is gentle but
active Csthartic, which the proprietor has used in
his practice more than : twenty years,
The constantly increas- - ing demand from those
who have long used the - PILLS. and the satisfac-
ton which all express in = regard TO their use, has
induced me to pl zee them within the reach of all.
The Profession well - know that different Ca
thartics different - portions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY CATIIAE- % TIC PILL has, with due
reference this well tablished fact been COM
pounded from a variety :. OF the purest Vegetable
Extracts. which alike every part of the ali
meutarv canal. and = good and Bfe in all
where Cathartic Is need ed such as D-rangements
Of the Stomach Sieep- : ness. Pains in ti.e Back
and Loins, COstiveuess. : Pain and Soreness
the whole Body, from sud- den cold. which frequent
iy. If ue-Iected end ia long OF Fever, Loss
Of Appetite Creeping > Sensation OF Csd over the
Body, Rssllessnesy, Head ache or Weight in the
Head all Inlammatory Diseases, Worms In Chill
dreu Adults, Eheuma- - tisu, 4 grea; Purifier OF
the Blood, ana many d. : which flesh is
heir, too numerous TO = mention IL this advet ise
ment. Dose, t. 3.
PRICE, ; DlnTs.
TIL LIVER IHVIGORATOE and FAMILY C4TIIAR-
TIC PILLS retae by Druggists generally and sold
Wholesale by tas trade in all the large towns.
5. Z. -. SANFORD, NJ. d,
AaaUTa r;urer and Proprietor,
5.J Broadway. New York.
Sold in Ottawa By l. Y. GRiGGS,
d. WALKER.
G. L. THOMPSON,
ssrI0 ~ KNEUSSL.
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00dS Delivered.

wiz receive the highest market price for choice Butter
fresh Eggs &C. either in Cash Groceries, his
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Goods Delivered.
Having employed additional help, he is prepa- red
to SELL and deliver goods promptly 10 any part Of the
city FREE OF CHARGE. apis
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-08-04

The prisoner in this case. whose
name was Dickey Swivel. alias "Stove
Pipe Pete" was placed at the bar. and
questioned by the Judge to the follow.
ing effect:
Judge: Bring the prisoner into
court.
Pete: Here | am. bound to blaze.
as the spirits OF turpentine said. when
he was all fire.
Judge: Well take a little fire out
of you. How 10 you live?
Pete: ] amt particular. as the
oyster said when they asked if he'd he
roasted or fried.
Judge: We don't want 10 know
what the oyster said or the turpcntin.
either. What do you follow?
Pete: Any thing that comes in my
way, as the engine said when he run
over little niggcr.
Judge: Don't care any thing about
the locomotive. What's your bus
mess.
Pete: That's various, as the cat
said when she stole the chicken off the
table.
Judge: II hear any more absurd
comparisons. | will give you. twelve
months.
Pete: | am done. as the beef steak
SAID TO the cook.
Judge: Now. Sir. your punishment
shall depend on the shortness and cor.
rcctncss Of your answers. suppose
you live by going around the iockss
Pete: No. Sir. can't go around
docks without boat, and hain't got
none.
Judge: Answer me now, Sir-how
do you get your bread?
Pete: Sometimes at the bakers.
and sometimes | eat 'taters.
Judge: No more of your stupid
nonsense. How do You support your
self?
Pete: Sometimes on my legs. and
sometimes on cheer (chair).
Judge: How do you keep yourself
alive?
Pete: by breathing. Sir.
Judge: l order you to answer this
question correctly. How do you doe
Pete: Pretty well. thank you,
Judge. How do you do?
Judge: L shall have to commit
You.
Pete: Well. you have committed
yourself first. that's some consolation.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-08-04

journed, the members went their sew
eral ways. some to dine with friends
in town, some to their homes in the
country. 1n about an hour, the doc
tors were in requisition in every direc-
tion-the whole membership was siez-
ed with simultaneous bilious attack.
and the demand for remedial agents
was general. The first smell of the
sumptuous dinners prepared provoked
sudden and involuntary eructations on
the part Of all the orthodox members
of the respective families. The ven
erablc Peter Cartwright. presiding ell
der. for whom extra preparations had
Of course been made, retired from the
prospect, as dinner came on, little
bent over. with both hands placed be-
low his vest buttons, declaring that ne
didn't feel like eating One brother
is said to have made for his house,
half bent, and with a groan tumbled
on the bed. and in reply to his wife's
What's tine matter?' exclaimed, in a
despairing tone. %! I've got the chol-
era The epidemic spread all through
the country exciting considerable
alarm and occasioning a general cast
ing up account. But the panic sub
sided when it was ascertained that An
timonial wine had been. by mistake.
administered to the whole body of
communicates. We understand that
Uncle Peter said 1t was the first
time he ever knew an attempt to vomit
the devil out of the church. Although
it was serious matter. the sinners.
owing to the hardness Of their hearts,
did laugh.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-08-04
A Wild Woman.

n correspondent of the Kingston
Canada News. writing from Reach.
under date of July 18th. says:
There was a woman seen near Bish-
ops mill, who appears to he perfectly
wild. She was first seen on the 10Th
inst, by two gentlemen who had been
hunting. standing near the stream that
falls from the race, gazing at the Or
ange men who were at that time pass
ing within sight. The men, thinking
she was one OF the neighboring women
who had come to bsthe. as she was
perfectly naked. did not discover them
selves to her for some time.
They affirm that she is almost as
dark as negro; but having the fea-
lures OF q white. About medium
hight. appeared to be between 40 and
Do years Of age. and was very lean.
with small face and sunken eyes
When they approached near enough
to be seen. she started up like a deer.
Immediately taking to the woods. and
leaPing sometimes from 10 to ID feet.
The men gave chase. but did not keep
in sight only a few minutes.
After wandering about for a time.
trying to get sight Of her. but in vain.
they returned and told their seemingly
incredible story. The following day.
six men started in search. aud secured
the woods for miles around. About
4 o'clock. as they were about to re-
turn. they were startled by the crack
ling Of some brush. and upon looking
in the direction whence il proceeded.
observed her passing: they all made q
rush at her. but she was of aud out Of
sight in twinkling.
To-day. some 10 or IL men started
in search. and about noon she was
seen by Mr.. Elson. who made sure he
had her. but she left him in quick
style; he followed her a short dis
tance. but on coming to q quagmire.
he. from his grea, weight, coald pro-
ceed no further He says he come to
a spot where she had been dressing q
cat. and had eaten a portion Of IL. All
the people in the neighborhood intend
turning out next Wednesday,. and II
they Prove successful, | will let YOU
know.