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hereby given that on Monday. Turs.
= gay and y. vareSdav. lhe III 2isn 3i
eefs N August. 1854, u. X. kemr, County
surveyor NJ Dnnu's counIy. NiiI be present
ip fun tae ilnrS ant determine the bOnnda.
'iss' and Subdivisions and also eStsbl4.t
tae corners " sfc;iyn III. Fown2. scuih II.
sa'ke 2 Atsi. The inEsrMeiia,e lines n I'll
49, w enfseved and the co.ners tl,erpni
established. All Interested persons src ~
CURED IL attend.
AnOLPH NJ RESENBACH.
June 2--3.
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Court. lie Circuit Court Was MOI
IN session here this week. IN conse-
quencr. We suppose, Of a derc.ic;ion
- dury on the .,art OF The Clerk II
verniil.n county. By singular
feature in our laws. il seems that amer
new law las been enacted. arl isr.
varied by tie Secretary NJ state ~
the several counties. he ,,lns. receive. \
return from every county III ;ic S'are
before be issues his rsuc.an.at ~, I'LL.
clariny It in force. We understand Nv
NE counties were heard from exrer,
'crnlillon, and as soon a. II y !,ard
from The proclamation viii NJ isSurl
Should this notoccirbciyre ,ilr second
Monday ~ August. lie iimc is,.Gurtl,c
I'D law, wc thunk Court Mil be l,rIa
here then. but the probability il. N,
matte viii 10 immediately attended
-. and We Viii have no Circuit Conr,
''li neat january. On Monday NOM
~ Judge Burke called The jury q
se'hcr aud discharged them. whici.
was all tie business transacted.
~ our notice 81 the Common Pleas
,ourt, last week. Judge DcDruer
COMPLAIN. j. that W. dii him injustice.
ihe notice We gave u The judge was
Aascd On information which il seems 4
was partially Incorrect. Tic causes A
which were ready for hearing and We're
were not reported ~ thv II
~ourt, parties slipposing Court would b
'od a long ~ usual. and they would
''aVc plenty q tinc. bat matters were
hurried az too fast for them. XXX
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+NittAt Nf4Atftf+N. NfNH. rIsft. ntNNrF.
Cinnamon. Mustard, II un skiri4 r.si
ehinni- X Af- Dresses NJ AiEA tNnERS
lEkkd arsANT T.EEl.sRgt1ss.
JOHN llErE'X.

coEsLa sorTH MAIN A. LAWRENCE srAEtTs
4 u ne above stand. informs Toe Pubslc
'hHf he hss naw on hand good sinrk
XVI ,L0IHS ENSSlMERES. NESTiNGS
ann ligti couii- iyr spring AMI SIMMER Near
"iid Malrh lir v prepared 70 make up in the
most fashionable s'sle and workman iisa
manner liis irng experience ID iie LU-l.
Atss he ihiAks 0iii en4hle him " 1iyc WI.
81 N-iisisciVr. Calinnd Ieare ytur order.
Cleaning ana repairinr neatly done and
'n iilr -Anflrsi nriir' fin-@
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sAfi'h undersigned has srIendIj Thre<h-
- 'nE alschlne, Mhich IN Tiers IN sale y,
l~ss sAat na't Cost prcr. | cost over iuar
hundred rpl'ars (aiihuut expense VI trans
r9f'aliNn, 49, any person WISHING " bug
kruiA co vel ~ apaiv SOON ~ n4y re.innnce
W .IHsrrr ARIES rfr tr.wr
iM3-- .4..
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a~THE CINCINNATI TYPE FDUN
DRY co, corner o. VIM and LongM orri
streets, are cur agents 10 Cincinnati.
az JAcon HsRMAss. EsQ.. is ,ur seenl
fov This county.
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Principal Office nnd sales Rooms. No. 6
haAt FoeFt SlFeei. 81 Building ircm Main
street Cincinnati Oti0 laboratory in liam
rsnd street. Frsalr III Duho ccuaiy by
Isaac .N-ainn. JAsnrr; William Nshin, Ire
rndi \. Greco ass NJ Hoffman, ifarbison ".
i'tman. M rnnrn-r. ~. Jno T. Hof-
'na', .vlrmhiL tpWrshir; Casper Jchn, tp.
BaiHhriFss l'p. Grr. n. s huir. Ferdinand
nan q Beekmsn. cit'n; Frnsi PGcktstdI,
'iun'inC A hy DrUGai-'s and mer-
'han's renerniiy Throughout the Union.
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That One Thousand Dollars Reward.

Solomon AbiH, in these hard times APP
pears to be flush. He has the cool 81, 900
Of course We will win the money, but
should as soon think of delivering a pro-
niqqer harangue on the 18th of July, as
take it from him Everybody Except
Solomon A. knows that solomon 5 Tenn
pie was built after the model of the Tab
ernacle Jehovah thus commanded No
ses on the Mount:
And let them make me q sanctuary,
that l may dwell among them
According to all that | shew thee after
the pattern of the Tabernacle, and the
pattern of the instrument thereof, erea SO
Shall We make h'-Ex C. %, V. S, Q
And look that thou make them after
their pattern, nhjch ,cas shewed Mee IN the
Mount Elk. C. %, V 40.
So much for LIST item. For further in
formation on this head we refer the curl
Gus reader to a model of the "ancient
Tabernacle" on exhibition IN this city
twice last winter Let no time be lost for
Barnum is after it.
As 10 the second item we would refer
Solmon to Christ's sermon on the mount,
where he uses this language:
But when thou doest aims, let not thy
left hand know what thy right hand do
eth that thine aims may be IN secret -
| Matthew, c. 6, v. 3.
Again. But then when thou prayest
enter into thy closet, and when thou hast
shut thy door, pray to thy Father, which
| is in secret Matthew, C. 6. V. o.
What does Solomon mean? Is he ar
irreverent scoffer, and does he ,jeer at the
idea, that the voice which uttered this
language on the Mount was divine? Veri
ly we are inclined to think SO, from the
heartless levity with which he.speaks of the
loss of the head of John the Baptist He
wants true statement of the time ,che,,
and the persons who heard the divine voic,
utter this language Is not the statement
of St Matthew tues The persons VIII,
heard it were the twelve Disciples, at leas
and perhaps also the great multitude O
people that followed him from Galilee
and from Decapolis, and from Jerusalem
and from Judea and from beyond Jordan.
Matthew, C. D. v. 6.
Solomon will find the names OF the Dl
ciples in the New Testament. But h
must have the time when. The year, SCI
son, month, day and hour, unfortunatel
are not given.
Solomon is absurdly sceptical-as niue
so as person who should doubt that
minister was called by the Almighty I
preach, because nobody but the atOresal
minister was present on the occasion.
The 81 900 being won, let Solomon lea,
the brass" at your Office to be apple
under our directions to the following cha
table purposes, vis:
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spttial Notifies:
TUE e sIE JAMES cLAEKE Y,,,..

Ce' en-, preseriptio" Of Sir D., j. Queen. !
.parta FROM Etraordinary to the N the cure Of
Pays .s~,s Medicine is unfa'llns to which the
ss,. painful and danss,'a, q. sses.
ssraa.s eons''. :" Sns,rue,ioa., and 'pse"'
relied en- With regularity
Ts s,;nr on the monthly p pss the Government
.her. time ''r nriee One Dollar bears ,r,.rfei,s
Each bottle. tain, TO pre'en, S,naes during thu
.,,mn Of Great BIZ, ct be take" byJe'"" a. th>y
T11ss Pils should TScf Prsgnus ot, r TIM
rrPST THREE MONT. =, taS - '
sure to bring Niscdrr'dg n.-
shey are safe -.;,, pa,,ta
=, ,uease. Of Nervous and Spinal 0n' aP'a
an. Rack and Limbs Fatigue slight eA 'ns VII
..n q, III. Heart, Mysteries and Whites "a an a.
80, crr. when al, other means have iaii> ,,omel
.h,,,b . noxerful remedy, de not contain non'
-,ss,onx =, ANYTHING hur.fu to the constitution.
Eli ai,.c,;ops in III. pamphlet around eaek nlckage
.,t.h sbouId be carefully preserved
Al. Aeon, for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, CLassI. c. Baldwin co.,
Rochester, n. 7.
xB-3l and postage stamps enclosed to any au
.sssr.ed Agent will bottle Of the Pills by return
III Far sale by Ely. GRIGGs,
..u Ottdcd, III.
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DlED-On the 9th inst, in Rutland, Ms IsAgELLA d.
Pn1rER danrtfer nf anl Slr pa

! DiED-On the 9th inst, in Rutland, Ms IsAsELLA D.
POTTER, daughter Of WIN. and Sarah Parr.
The subject of this notice called to close up her
rthIy under circumstances well calculated to
try her faith and that OF her companion. Only few
weeks before they had pledged their fidelity and love
while life should last, They had just returned from .
visit their friends East and settled in their new home
1t only tie spring time Of the year, but with
them the spring time Of life. All fair, IN gncipa-
ton that life of mutual labor and happiness was be-
them. But He whose past finding out had
Il red otherwise. Intense bodily suffering, to close
ords early death, az her allotment. But compsn-
with ends left TO mouri those that have
and !r. nearly ten years she had been faithful
no hope. 20. hratian In all her relations. in life abe
and consistent. -o:e.sion she had made in her early
had honored thep. 'ore prepared 10 live and esn.e
years She there. She died $ the Christian
qseu;ly prepared 10 die -vivins friends and calmly
'iss-symp4thizing with 81 essed words Of warning
ing n her Cd She addr =, and words OF
.rea,y some of her frene earthly prospects
mt Her companion, whose led to God with
o'' ~ denly blasted, abe comment wisdom and
Gre ''u, -, y. utmost confidence in his hen she
'Ap'es''1' d done all things we'll" " com
so0dneAS' ,ae pressed the hand Of hen T.
'ah's' a' ''Ae" n ~ well. o! that such a life
and her assurance that III W 5 ,,s,ir, j,1,,....,.
and death mi ght make .aa' AIRY
OF surviving friends. .,nr,,io, Of Tn.
On Wednesday the 9th inst. in C.,L.r.ne Ana
brain. WILLIAM MUEE.Y, youngest iol' OIL ouawaay
and Jacob Fishbsrn. OF the Town OF So, ''h
! year, months, and !. days
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A BooUET-Our excellent friend Patrick
Hays, of Norris It Murphys West Ottawa
Garden and Nursery, gave Us a pleasant
surprise tie other day by the presentation
of a splendid boquet. 1t contained sew
eral varieties Of roses that are out, We i'm
agine in no other part Of the city, togeth-
err with other very rare and beautiful
flowers The artistic skill displayed in the
composition and arrangement of the DO
quet, we ascribe to fairer and more delicate
hands than Pa:rck's. and therefore graf !
fully include Mrs. Murphy in this humble
acknowledg ment. The West Ottowar Gar.
dens. we take it, Will in few days be in
their glory, when they viii be place worth
visiting by the lovers of flowers.
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THE ITALIAN QUESTION. W c commence
on the lst page OF to-day's issue series OF
articles on the Italian Question-or the
present war in Europe-which will proba-
by run through half a dozen of numbers.
They are prepared by an intelligent gen
tlenan of this city, who has the means and
taken the pains to post himself fully on
the subject
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RAN-Thc general aspiration for rain
was fully answered on Thursday by a series
of gusts, which not only yielded abundance
of the element wanted but were accompa-
MED with much more wind and electric
manifestations than was entirely aCreca-
be. The rain was in fine season to assist
the newly planted corn in getting a good
start, while the hurricane did no damage
to the growing wheat, which is yet too
short for injury in that way The storm
wound up with q cold wind from the north.
west, which made overcoats quite popular
Yesterday
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VT.-lhe returned
HANDSOME iAFhovENE- Is to replenish
49,, IS Peaker who, desire. dav stoc d
W wardrobe the othe- ,nouirinc
MS Tins store anxiously. Red
- ,,'.'' >. Iens had become o. has
w. =" i''I '-1' ''-. t the only one who l.
,is'>s 'io,N' . - Nv n his geography on
"a 'a'7 S'' nsformation that
account Of the great ira l.,
has taken place in that qua. e., LIT
of the narrow dingy windows a
those store fronts We're noted IL -,
now fine, large. airy show Windows, ~
our friend Tim, Cameron a Eberhard, a.
Mr. Reddick have not been backward n
availing themselves of the facilities thus
afforded TO display their fnery. 1t is worth .
a walk around that way to see how hand
somcly those windows are dressed up.
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~ -, his
-..oney is only to be used
.Or prtrate lessons to be given by Green
the reformed gambler, on the game of
seren up to any inquisitive clergyman.
Sd: 500 to be applied to the purchase
| OF Norcester's New Dictionary for the i'm
provement Of the orthography "moddell F."
spoilers
4th. $500 to that reverend who thinks
that Christ and his sermon on the Mount,
and the Disciples who heard it, "very in
terestlng creatures of the imagination.
We commend to his reading fable
written by one of the ancient masters,
John Phoenix, and translated (for Solo
mons especial beneft) from the ancient
tongue OF Squibob, by an Odd Fellow and
Mason.
An ASS, finding lion skin, disguised
hlmSelt therein, and ranged about in the
forest After he had diverted himself for
COM, me. he met fox, and being de-
sirous to astonish MIN; hA leape,. ct him
with some fierceness, and endeavored to
initiate the roaring of a lion Your hum
bic servant, sir," said the fox, if you had
held your tongue, might have taken you
for a lion, as others did, but now you bray,
knoV toho you are.
Moral" We perceive from this fable
how proper it is for those to hold their
tongues who would not discover the shall
lowness of their understandings"
BUNYAN
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The People,. Remedy.

esY TsrN-Neyer Known to Fail Used by everyoo-
n. Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills. So good that NIFTY
Ssxss perform fifty cures-one box sells twsnty-neis
hss rsssmnends them to neiGhbor-stranger to stfah
ser. Made from Gums, Ba.ams, and Extracts 'heir
g., - the human system milh searching and bench
-, p,, M, in large family boxes. Every pill coated
%, .,var 25 cents box Sold b. dealers every
c.. advertisement, on Sd page. augI
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@tta1a frttGi;F'a5&1:
NJ N. -

~~-~->-~' ,cu,s1Sc-How ~
ST. sr'' ACCIDENTS IN . ,nr ~
sr'h .a,v thunder s''' -~-During
the he'N. ,henc~ IN on Thursday S
ternoo", -~ith-west corner of thu IA
& Eels .,Iock on Main and MAJ ,Stone
near the Fox River bridge. -uson SITS,
lightning 1t tore out was struck by
bricks on the top 81 dozen or two of
cpitated one 90 u the corner, and pre-
through - u .he coping stones down
low lie awning to the side walk be-
out did no other damage The charge
. seems to have been divided, or to have
!. followed the gas pipes from that building,
II for in several of the neighboring rooms,
i and even in our own ROOM at a distance
OF more than square, the gas burners
VITO pistol cap, and emitted a
, mapped nA~
flash of light.
About the same time the lightning also
struck stable in the western part OF the
city, near the Tannery, owned by Mrs Gil
bert, and occupied by S. R. Dean There
was a fine horse in the stable, owned by
Olr. u, LOT WHICH Tic recently pau Sloo,
and which was instantly killed The loss
is serious one to Mr.. D., who is lily able
to afford it. Strange to say, the stable
: was not set on fire, though most of the
siding on one end was torn off
We also learn that the f,adpassed down
the lightning rods on the 9Th ward school
house but did no damage
In this connection, it may not be map
propria1e to note the fact, that neither of
the first two buildings named, was protect
ed by a lightning rod, while the third was
1t may also not be out of place to mention
: that Mr.. A. s. DEANE of this city, devotes
his whole time and attention to the bust
ness of putting up lightning rods and will
be happy to supply them at a few days
notice wherever they may be needed
He has put up over thousand within the
st few years, and although the instances
Ia numerous where the lightning has
are own the rods, he detes any OF
passed. {" I instance where a buildii g
% name a. has been injured His al
sa"s protected rane, Ottawa, Ill"
dress is S D,
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Attention, Cavalry!

An adjourned meeting Of the Ottawa Lgh. Dragons,
will be held the office Of Capt W. II. W. Cushman, on
Monday evening, May 30th ~ O'Clock, for the pur
of taking immediate steps to nominate officers and
adopt uniform, with the view OF paradng the
fourth of July. BY order.
my2S E.w. CHAMBERLAIN, Scc'y.
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. DR.. DUPONCO'S
ten Periodical PILE.
Coli FOR PEMALEs.

= for, against using pills while in
-A-e ;,t,I,;b. IT. - that condition, as the pro
S.S.v;n, s,,nn.,ss a, . a prietor assumes re
,ri,. 81 b. W.r.., sponsibility after the
The Pills nothing z 'oose 'o.,' - 49,
new but have been used Ut 'nIIuie MoIa Pr
ey the Doctor in his prac- tn. Wy IN 70
sice fsr many ars, Doth :. vent ~ n 80
France and America, = otherwi. e - -,
an unparalleled success . recoe,men eA-" ''N-
Ii,b case; and he is = accomparyil
In eyer, ,any thousand - Price. 81 ~. ~
We used them N B-Ask for see
Us public. = Donco's Golden Pills.
= -. Oh. D. these igEaiure every boa
.,,.v;,,ion egu- You then oh.ain pill you
suffering from any r u NAY uePena . -po"- -
.,i - Id. uios. dollar by mail to either of /
he sIth viii permit OF eaxeu'S IAN nave
An increase Of family = H. ehie sen' Vohnaeh-
Pregnant females, or = the any par u 'ne
those supposirg them q. tally |
selves Cautioned county
Ssia by "Isso'
Agents Ter the North Western states, also dea'
Patent NJ dciues generally. - ,
EY. GElGGS. /"
NV u. WARD, Mfrseiies
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A HINT TO FARaERs-When you store
grain, have expressed on the ticket rate of
storage, number of pounds to be delivered
and quality of grain, and then see who
will pay the highest price before selling,
4 RryrR
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PHGNIX
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.


z. L. LOOMS, $500 80 !, 'eT'.N'''
H.
ii. M.GuL,-... $50. General Agent at Cincinnati
Agencies in the principal cities and 1oaens an the
Union
ONHE Phoenix Insurance Company has Cash cdP'td1
i Of Tico H.ndred Thousand D0tt'i,s, with large
and constantly increasing surplus invested i'll the very
best stocks the country affords. The Ca
pital SOUND and and not in way hypo
thecated collateral TO outs standing Obligations
In regard TO the prompt adjustment and payment of
losses no Company stands higher or has better
taton than the Phenx" and it shall ever he aim
to maintain the reputation which by honorable transac
Sisus and fair dealings We have obtained
Applications received and policies issued by
JAS. W. FAY, Agent.
Also Agent for the following Companie':-
ouAKER CITY INSURANCE co, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surplus, $324,o0o
,cRrAr WESTERN IN. 1 TRUST CO., PHILADELPHIA
Cash capital and surplus, s29i,ooo'
,eIRARDFIRE MARINE ms. CO. PHILADELPHIA
Cash capital and surplus, 1914 1928.
ROCK RIVER MUTUAL ms. CO, ROCKFORD ILL.,
.y.nurps, INSURANCE CO.. FREEPORT, ILL,
Capital, $4,000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LONDoN
Capital, -. 50O,0Oo. - :,
Commissioner of DEEDS for State Of Ne'o ORR
Apr;l
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Er. w. II. WESCOTT,

Er. w. II. WESCOTT,
IsufFalo Analytlc0 Medical Institute,
viii make his next visit in
LAsALLE, HARDY HOUSE, JUNE 18th and 18th.
OTTAWA, GEIGER HOUSE, JUNE 18th and 18th.
T0ERSONS laboring under any form of Chronic Di-
,ease Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, 6crofua, Ulcers, &c,
nronounced incurable otherwise, are invited - CALI
CONsULCATIoN FREE. Especial attention given to
the diseases of women and children.
mr. Wescott will continue his visits to this place every
four or six weeks Of which due notice will b given
my2l-4vs
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Blacks Column.
r. O. b L A z K

r. O. B L A & K
May still be found at his cid stand, on
ua,n St, opposite the -NaaSion House. O4asro
WING to the great increase in his business. he is
- no" charging his stock and making other
raIeehehts which will enable him furnish his
rIns customers with choice family supplies among
GROCERIES,
sosn Cs Of choice A Coffee Spices E,,rae is
stone, Wood /. d willow Ware.
~ i'ochihghan, Yellow, Ohio and Illinois Stone Ware;
ups, Chnrns, Buckets &c; Corn, Market School and
Fancy Baskets.
Ladies
mhi End good assortment OF Work and Travelling
BASKETS, Bird Cages, Seed, &c at Chicago prices
fiease call and see them.
Fruits.
oranges, Lemons, Green and Dried Apples Peaches,
serves, Jams, Jellies, Table Sauce, &c.
Crackers.
soda, Butter Picnic, Sugar, Lemon, Water, Graham,
lea Common and Fancy Boston Crackers. from the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY.
Flour.
Spring, Winter Rye, Buckwleat and Graham. Flour,
Cracked Wheat, Honlmony Granalated and Corn Meal
on hand.
Furniture.
bureaus. Tables, Stands, Brsteads Chairs n.ttrass-
IS, &C.. which Will be sold low Tor cash barter.
Produces.
Butter Eggs, Cheese Lard, aud all kinds Of Field and
Harden Vegetables in their
Also.
sugar Cured INNS Beet and Tongues; AID Fresh
r @ah daily received from the LISes.
Farmers
VIII receive the highest mRret price for choice
fresh Eggs, &C. either in Cash Groceries his store
Goods Delivered.
Having employed additional help, he il prepared
to sell and deliver goods promptly 10 any part of the
CITY FREE OF CHARGE apl5
IIUY YOUR STA ZIOEEcY at
- ORTON's BOOK sTOPE. /
fs, a.
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MARRIED-On the 2Ist inst, by Arthur Lockwood
Esq, Mr.. CARLTON PILLOWS and Miss ANNA E,Ax, both
Of La Sale.
In This city the ?Gth inst by the Rev 4. Coleman,
Mr. WILLIAM OsEY and Miss EMMA DUTTrR, both Of Peru
By the the evening of the 10th inst, Or. l..
L. ATWOOD and Miss LIBBIE JkSSGsCs.
BY the same, at their own rcsid the evening
OF the 26h inst Mr.. BrSJAYS f. CAxDERs AID Miss Az
e. WILLIS.
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Extraordinary Announcements.

EXTRAORDINARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Every purchaser of dollar bottle OF the ARCTIC IL
NIMhNT receives a. DR.. Braggs expense, the UNITED
STATES JOURNAL of New York, for year. The
Journal is large Illustrated paper-each hunner CON
tanning sixteen pages, beautifully printed on Gear "i'e
paper and filed with original matter from the most
brilliant writer's of the country. Certincate OF SUD
scription and full particulars of the novel ana piian
thropc enterprise of which this offer forms part, will
accompany each bottle
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE.
BRAGG & BuEROWES st. Louis, Mo.
New York Office No ISL Broadway.
Communications Should always be addressed to ST.
7 ou;s marl2-1y