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they are waiting for is good opportunity
TO set themselves right again. They all
love Douglas, though he has given them
harder battle than any one else. They
know he has been struggling for the best
interests of the country, and 1t Is not IN
them 10 be SO cruelty unkind as to still
war against him.
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OITlU
Literary 4 Commercial Institute

rS'HIS Institution, situated tie o. Main and
Cogsbus stree was organized the pat terra.
dred studsf's Far t's uu--uaily large patronage VIC
yrat-ul. aud feel vilu. pledge u,iuos,
energies 90 satisfy thu confidence lh.s sced in
TIE course o. lusr-yial Ia iU. lust tuition j. tho
preparatory 70 sss' iIsUs Or bushes. life, and
admission 70 aly ~ the cIH.sss 30 college.
Tie Commercial. course Includes ard !oGbi.
try boo Ae~l."s - Piled o. stors and partnership
booss 10 ~A-.-s>.e AMI retail fHut.-5Hs. and en-
brace compound company commission, steam boating,
baking, commercial calculations p-uu-n.Aip, and
much other us-f-i Information usually ;agg.;
be- f-n-U-TriA. r"'.r--s.
The student gr.!a.,ag from ,li. department; vii -
room.
III, term VII close on F.saay. Dec. p. The mex.
o. the secCad year SI.l couHlene. lie frat
INSTRUCTORS:
IsAAC STpNF Ia. A. NJ.
Principal aud Instructor IA i-. A.. %: &c, and
Sciences
Principal go Commercial D. araaen:, a.t I-,.r--sgr IN
B.o. e.. .nz ADD Psaruan...p.
NJ. JULIA ). Z. STONE.
Pru .ral ~ Ill Graaer Department; ari I7st-a-tre.,
a. History, sr,ary, Pn.r-"T-y, AID Astronomy.
'is, NAETUA L. BUELL..
Ass..;t- and la-irustre. m %. Elementary Bran he's.
EEr- :. LOREIEAUN.
Instructor 81 tie French La -r4s= = AL Literature.
i=.t,e-sor IN The Cisra. language and Literature.
Ias,ruc r,.s in Ssrs.. and Instrumental Music.
TUITION A. FOLLOWS:
se'o'ar'lir IN che High aud Normal Department.
per suHun q for'y ~<rss 80
In Grammar Department, 500. -. ............. %
:. Intermediate department. Is
Book Keeping Fr~ach, German, MasIe and Painting
Tuition 10y tAe term In ad,an-e
No eforts = all De rHa'Hg 20 cable every s;uers; to
iH.se IL "sH~a' ai'a'""'e"is possible
TIE Principal hAs t=0 hgl,-s g. reBt to parents or
rslfis- Iaf+n- ] >rp'.E. ia. Tf3ursEgi.
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Curious RErENTANCE-At Muskegon, as
we learn from man flom that section, a
man who had got drunk and had both
feet frozen, resolved to make amends bv
starving himself to death. A gentleman
from there told us that when he left the
man had abstained - days from all food
and drink. This is a veritable case, as
ayonched by the physicians. lie was not
expected to live but a few days longer
He was occupied constantly with praying
for his soul, which he feared was destined
for purgatory.--Mheaokie, Wisconsin.
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f O r s y L T. .

on LONG TINE!
SO acres IN Il. sw1. Sec 81 T. 20. r. 4-s5 acre.in
proved new house, we'll. all enclosed.
100 acres in NE}- Sec. L. ~, K. go brske
house well, and stable.
~ acres in r.. Me-. Sec. . T. &c. L J-yy acre.
btok= house &c.
O. acres in Sec. % 7. 22, r 5--unmproved.
800 in -. Sec. -. T. %. r. 5-ulipprovsd
Iowa and Wisconsin lands exchanged for property in
La Sale county. "
Houses and Lots in the city OF Auburn, y 7, e1-
changed for property ir Ottawa La Sale county
24o acres IN Calhoun CO, Michigan miles from Bat
tie Cresk-good improved farm, bearing app!. trees
house, barn, &c. WA be sod cheap.
10 CITY Lots ior sale, o.. long time from so to $500
each.
House and Lot for sale cheap on Yves. Pearl stree,
Good sell and elar, ! 30
100 in NV Sec =, 7. 30, L. :, Livingston Co
SO per acre.
100 acre. in NEi Sec. g. T. 60 r. :, Livingston Co.
SO per
IsJ acres in Rutlud-1g0 acres improved good house
and barn 300 bearing apple trees 100 rod. hedge tip
iep farm $40 per acre
100 in Lale-IOO acres broke, good house sta
per acre.
50 acres choice land improved, good house,
well and fence, orchard Of bearing trees tim
Der land, one mile from gT!st aac mill and four
niles from railroad 80 per acre
Chicago city property, in South Division. ll.eI or
exchange for property IN L. sale Cvuuty-wl sell
canal time.
. Lands in Missouri-wiu sell or excharre-in Cole,
I Usage, Boone, and Morgan counties.
4 House and Lot in States Addition-will be sold
. cheap. :. story house, rooms. Lot 4Jxl-J. 1900
.. story house IN States Addition. new. 4X7V 10
good cellar and we'll Tie Rost beautiful resi-:
. dence for sac IN Ottawa 5000.
Stock Of Dry Goods IN exchange FOR farm in La
Sale county.
$50 prairie land in Livingston county, from $40
House. aud Lots for sale in dferen parts OF the ci
~, and good bargains, and She 20 buy
property.
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\ Coon CIRcULATIoN-Last Saturday
week, in Milwaukee, during heavy gale;
a banking Office was completely stripped
of its contents by the wind. The gale tore
in at the front door, burst the windows in
the wall opposite, and swept the office
clean of its bank bills and papers, which
were scattered wildly about the streets
Several hundred dollars in bills and many
valuable papers were lost So sudden
and so expansive circulation of money
has not been known before in Milwaukee,
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SHRIrUAL--A lady residing in Londn,r
who is great believer in spirits and tn cir
communications, lately received messag
from her daughter, who died about year
since begging her not to grieve any more.
for her. as she was now perfectly happy
aud was just married to Edward the Black
Prince.
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Particular Notice.

particular NOTICE..
I SHALL offer for SALE in the city of Ottawa,
about the LIST of May $780, the largest and choicest
selection of Fruit and Ornamental Trees brought
to this place. consisting in part of 800 choice Ever
greens and European arch, from to 10 feet high al
So large lot of Catapas Roses Mountain ASH Horse
Chestnut, Dwarf and Standard Fruit Trees. At the
same will deliver Trees for orders given las;
winter
FALL ORDERS.
shall be prepared to take orders for next fail deli
veIies at as low any other responsible Nur
sery. T. W. HASTINGS,
Agent Great Western Nurseries, Toledo, Ohio
Apri 2l-2w
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colony of fifty-seven persons will sail
from New York for Africa in few weeks,
with the requisite machinery for raising
and preparing cotton in the uplands OF
Western Africa \ subscription of $4,000
has been made in London, to be paid them
as soon as the colony is established.
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LIFE, FIRE. AND MARINE
IN ) UR An CE
EFFECTED on

EFFECTED on
River and Canal Navigation, Life, Build
1nSs, Furniture, &C,
~ SOME OF The
Nos. arl..trortIy ant rel a5f- Insurance Cenapani.
u. tie Lfit.a suites,
s-rh - the
PHRNlX INSURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD,
Cash Capital 10000 Surplus, 81. 5-5.
QUAEEE CITY INSURANCE co. PHILADELPHIA,
Cash Capital s2ry. ",t; S-rp-s, $3.50 70.
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO. y YORK,
C-sH cIp'al, s;gJrJ'oi sarP!gs, s's,oti.
y ENGLAND FIRE MARINE ms. CO, HARTFORD,
Cab capital 8 0,l0J surplus, sZ3.DJJ.
CONTINENTAL INs TRANCE CO.. NEW YORK,
Ca.L Capital. 500 nlU surplus, sf45,573.
Zhfee o"'t' or Me }1yerts 0trsdei u tie Insured.
The insured participate in the profits without incur
ring any liability whatever. Threr-:our;ls OF the
prolls 90 .L- hU,Es., g.. dei annually holders
o! policies The GLOWING 1.,.d--!s hare been paid:
l., dividend 20 policy holders. July - 81. per cent,
- - DO DO DO DO do do 90 80 10 10 % % Do DO
i.h DO do do Nil occur il lS5o.
This system Of Insurance auons Fire Insuranc. Com
panrs making rapid way and wa! in the course OF
supercrGc the old system the cheapest and
safest beyond doubt. Property owners should nyesii
gate system OF insurance IL they
Hey- Also, Agent for the
GIRAED AND GREAT WESTERN ms CO, PHiLA.
Commissioner T De,A t5r .S'I', of N,c York
Wv PAY, in Er-Lluge Eg,sG, O;.area.
Ottawa. Mach l.. lsGJ.
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The GREAT FlInr.-Last Monday was
the day fixed for the great fight between
Heenan and Savers. Whether it came Oft
according to appointment IS not certain.
If it did, we shall be prepared TO hear mex;
week, that Mr.. Heenan has been badly
tiogged-as any man ought to bewho goes
three thousand miles from home to pom
mel an adversary Mr.. Savers has been
modest enough to stay at home and con
tent himself with such laurels as are TO be
won ID the land Of his nativity, If he has
knocked Mr. IIeenan into the middle OF
next week, or straight to kingdom come
he will be entitled TO the thanks of his
contemporaries on thissido Of the Atlantic
who Will then be ready to extend their
gratitude to the law which sends hin. 10
the Old Bailey.
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Co.gartncr>l,ip NoiiC

FU'HE undersigned have formed = e9-I-s-neFsLP IN
1 de .he fra &li style T.!
CrSBNAN. True = CO,
For IL. transaction Of i General Backing and IL
change business, AZ the
RASh Of 9th nj,
And SOLICIT the Patronage Of friends and TIE farmer
customers Of tie B-nK. WILL. n. " CE>HNAN,
auz True ( WATERMAN.
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Or. w. Il. WESCOTT,
OF
Buffalo Analytico Medical Institute
E,c1y;.b.d for the treatment IF all chronic diseases.
NR WESCOTT visits Ottawa regularly every four
i and six weeks. - - 49,
II. treats successfully Consumption, Diseases of the
Lungs. Liver, Heart and Kidneys Catarrh, Pleurisy,
Rbe1matsm, Gout, Dropsies, Nervous Diseases, Ape
nl.xy Palsy, Epilepsy Fits, Asthma Phthisic Men.
ragia Diabetes, Gravel Scrofula, Hip Diseases Ulcers
Tumors Eruptions, IIumors, Piles and all Female Com
plants.
Our remedies are Vegetable. We will not make sick
to make WE'LL or tear down to build mp again. CON-
SULTATI0N FREE. apl7
IF you will 60 to d. WALKER, he will demonstrate to
your satisfac tion that his Fluid CANNOT EXPLODE.
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The Japanese Embassy.

The first Embassy ever dispatched by (
the japanese Empire to foreign govern
ment left Nagaski on the llth of Februa- F.
ry torthis United States, via the Sand
wlch Islands, San Francisco and Panama
They We're to have left on board the L.
5. steam frigatc Powhatan, in Pursuance
of an arrangement made with Mr.. Town
send Harris, our plcnipotentiary in Jap
an. The intelligence of their early de-
parture was brought to san Francisco by
the /" Candinamarrah, japanese frigate,
which left Nasaski on the Sd of February
| The embassy will consist of seventy ght
persons.
The object of this diplomatic visit is to
exchange ratifcations of the treaty nego-
/ tiated by Mr. Harris, in 1853 BY the
/ to have been exchanged on or before the
ith Of July, 1859. But after the sigma
lures had been appended to the treaty,
certain japanese togies commenced agita-
ting for the preservation of an ancient
law which inflicted death upon any native
of the country who should go to a foreign
land-in obedience rhich al japanese
sailors who have been heretofore wrecked
Oh foreign coasts have been required to
endure Punishment, or suffer the death
penalty at home. The genius of conser-
vatism presides over the Affairs of Japan
The Hunk ers were so far successful tina,
they stayed off the departure of the EN-
bassy one year. With considerable diff
Guilty, Mr.. Harris succeeded in getting 9
Convention signed by the Japanees au
thorlties, fixing upon the 4th of July, 1860
for an exchange of notifications at Wash
ington. The frigate Candinamarrah,
which lately arrived at San Francisco, i,
the first Japanees war vessel which evel
visited foreign port. 1t WAS brouch
across the Pacific by Lieut.. Brook, of III,
L. s navy. The embassy may be expected
at Washington i'll the course of three o
four weeks. The Senate has passed bill
appropriating $4,000 for there reception
and it is expected that the House will con
, cur in 4 few days. In maxim. this liberia
provision for their entertainment. we shall
be only returning the Inequalities whicl
: japan has already extended 10 our repre-
seutativcs.
The arrival Of the embassy Will mar.
an era not onli in japanese but in Amer
can diplomacy We shall have accom-
plished, in the space Of seven years, tina
which all the governments Europe hay
been striving To effect for more than tw
=, centuries. And what Is more TO the homo
of both countries, without the firing of
gun or the spilling of drop of blood. 1t
also matter for national graduation tina
England was enabled 70 secure treat
with Japan only through the intercessio,
and effort Of our Consul General, who's
services have been acknowle lodged by
public testimonial from Lord Elgin.
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In St. Anthony and Minneapolis, Min,
the republican majorities are ouly ID and
50, against 1873 and 3l6 last year
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APPLY IAMPBtLL q NCNTUW IN.
To Persons ont OF En- pIOymeMt.
4 GENTS wanted to sell the Erie Sewing Machine
IA We will give commission, wages $40 per
month. and expenses paid. This is a Machine, and
smpe in its construction that child of 10
learn operate by hail an hours instruction 1t is
equal any Family Sewing Machine in use, and the
price is but Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing Agency will address
J. n BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
ap2i-6w Milan Ohio.
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Trustee s SaLe.

NvIiEREAS, the Eagle Plow Company, doing bust
w ness at Mendoza, Hin dis being justly indebted
to Frances A stevens and Daniel Eaton, in the Of
ten hundred and thrty-six dollars, witnessed by
three promissory notes one for 5000, payable August
/, 1889, fer f2C0 payable November 1883, and
one foe6ts6, payaJ. January !, $500 all dated Nov
D. li5S, execute to the und.rsgned Ezekiel Hooper
fourteen IA fifteen, 49, sixteen, IlG,l and nine 49,
in block number ten, iO IN the original town Of Men
dota. Also, building one Story high, 100 feet long,
and p feet wide with the fixtures and appurtenances
hereunto belonging. AsO certain personal property
ia trust to secure the payment Of said indebtedness
with power in of default in the payment said
Indebtedness, 10 sell said property, wict. deed duly
executed and Acknowledged, hed for record in the
Recorders Office Of La Sale county in the State Of ILL.,
moi. the 9th day OF January A. u. 1888 and duly
recorded in said Office IL book No C5 OF deeds page
-; and whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment OF part Of said indebtedness, according 10 the
tenor and effect Of said
Now therefore notice hereby given. that the I'M
ders gned Rze.iai T. Hooper, such trustee On the
application Of the legal hllier o: Of said notes
der and by virtue OF the power and in pursuance OF
the trust given and created by said deed viii sell said
premises real estate and npParteuanc- aforesaid
m SAID derl u'suticusp. at public auction
miss, in the town ~ Mendoza, IA county and
State Of Illinois, on the eleventh day Of May IsG1
between the hours Of ten O'Clock the enoou and
five O'Clock ia tie afternoon to the highest biid.r for
cash, SATISFY said Indebtedness by said tru.
p deed. EIFkIEi l.. HOOPER. Trustee
". II l. W,II,cE. A:i'y. ap.I-3w
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COR ~
EE-IiE urdeFsiEred entered uso par .gtr zap the
aud machine sLep formerly owned and usud IS Gr.diey
Ccgsvei! Co, ana their successor William C"Tsw-ii,
where thty viii continue the br-Iae-s, under the
aud s-y,e OF Wa. Cogswc Co Any business IA their
line the former customers 81 the i shop ia
tnerS with, shall be promptly and faithfully a Gish-
ed according 10 order. WM. CUGSN ELL.
feh,s WILL. n. ". CT SiINAN.
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Notice..
TENHE annual meeting of the La Sale Co. Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. will held at the Office of the Com
pany, in the Bank of Ottawa, Thursday, he 10th day
of May next 2o'cock for the election is Direc
tors, and other business.
meeting of the Directors will be held the Office
the Company, on Monday, May 9Th, at O'Clock p.
mar17-Sw WILLIAM NJ. TRUE, Nsc'y.
Farmers, look to your Interest.
TH7E are receiving large stock of the " Mo-
w line Flows" made by JOHN DEERE and shall keep
on hand full assortment Of both old ground and Corn
Piows Steel Clipper" cannot be beat in the State
Every Pillow will be warranted, and can only be bought
Of the undersigned in this city.
fsb1S JACKSON Il LOChWVoD.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory J!

w OO1Su N1du u1dCIOIy !
TIME undersigned take this method OF informing their
i old customers and the public generally that
putting Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable out more that double the amount OF
Goods have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and We hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges of Wooden Goods for Wool
We have, and do not intend to card into wool
warranted in this respect, and also for durability We
shall continue exchange for Wool formerly the fol-
lowing kin Goods, Heavy Cassmeres, Satinets
Jeans FanneIs different kinds, Blankets, and Stock
ing Yarn Considerable will be paid Stocking
Yarn will be filled for all the different grades and
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed, Red,
Couded &c. And will manufacture, for merchants
others, Wool in lots OF hundred pounds and
wards into Stocking Yarn, any of the above kinds
goods for cash wool. Also.
CardinS and Spinning
Will done in lots of 30 lbs and upwards, at Is to Is
cents per pound.
Custom CardinS into Rolls
Will be at six cents per pound. Their machines
will be clothed with the best of Cards. and with
ue,c Cader they have good work
done will he taken from the Depot at Ottawa and
rolls within reasonable length of time for do
ing the work. which may be sent (n strong shees) from
almost any part of the State trifiing expense
for exchange for any the above kinds
Goods accompanied by the proper order be sent
Railroad to Ottawa and the goods will be put up and
sent with prompness according to order
We would also say, that We have got our New custom
and FIGURING Mill in operation, and persons wishing caa
have their grinding done short notice. as we nave
plenty OF water at all times. lmyl1l J. D. GREEN
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REcul the SbffI.

Diseases Of the Bowels aud Stomach are always
caused by large deposits Of hut'u! matter LIT by DAD
or Impure blood in those important orsahr ana the
poisonous materials ia this Iijaed blood. acting on
the system makes II too weak I" throw OF this matter
by the natural channels, or II any - carried OF IL Is Il
very small portion go arise dmrrhWa and dyscntcry
collie costiyeH.ss bad breath, Indigestion nausea o-@
of appetite becllug Of wind or III" stomach &c To
all these blood is the life and must be per
fcrty pure and clean. then you cannot be sick.
short use Of JUDSON's MOUNTAINS HERE PILLS VIII
delight you. You will feel with surprise Their mlshty
power, and he willing to cay with the req men oI 'Ae
west, truly they the " mighty healer
Sold ny all Medicine Dealers. ap'-'"
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DIR. StOut's Trial.

We learn from Chicago that the second
trial of DR.. STOUT, for his connection with
the rescue of the negro Jim, IN this
CITY. was commenced in the L. :. District
Court at Chicago, on Thursday morning
The Dr., on being arraigned, stated that
he had no counsel and desired none The
Judge then ordered a jury to be called,
before proceeding to which, however, Mr..
Fitch, the L. s District Attorney, said, it
, lad been distinctly agreed, by the coun-
sci both of the defendant and on the part
of the prosecution, at the close Of the for
mcr trial, that in the new trial, the own
erSlip Of the slave Jim, by Phillips, was
to be admitted This was to avoid the
trouble and expense of compelling the at
tendance of Philips and his son as witness
es al this trial But to his astonishment
he had learned this morning that DR.
Stout denied all Knowledge of any such
understanding and refused to assent to
the arran cement. If the court failed to
recognize the validity of the arrangement
he must ask for time to enable him Glitch
TO procure the attendance of Phillips and
his son as witnesses. DR.. Stout protested
his utter ignorance of any such arrange
ment, and his unwillingness to abide by it,
whether his former counsel had assentcd
to it or not Judge Drummond said he
/ recollected distinctly that such an arrange
ment had been made by counsel in open
court, but if Dr. s would make affidavit
to his ignorance of and unwillingness to
abide by it, he should not be bound by it.
! The Dr.. doubted his ability TO prepare the
affidavit in the proper form, when Mr.
Assay, an attorney Of fair abilities (the
same gentleman figured somewhat conspic
uously in the I" Brayman case in Chicago
several years ago, having attempted to
smugg!e off an important witness and got
! heavily fined for it) volunteered his aid
! and has thus far continued to act for DR..
I : in the trial DcfUre the affidavit was
prepared, Dir. :. waived the matter and
the trial was allowed to proceed without
further delay.
Some thirty jurors were called during
the day and examined, and from the lot
by evening II were finally selected and
| sworn, whcrcupon the court adjourned to
/ % o clock yestci day morning
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Two JONI BEo@y PIKEs.-It is rumored
in certain quarters that the L. S. Marshall
had a subpoena for the editor of the Ot:a-
wa Hap"JLrcn, to appear as witness at
the nigro Jim rescue trial of Stout at
Chicago, this week, but in looking around
for said editor, happened to get hold of
one OF his papers. After reading it care
fully, he took out the subpoena and tore
1t to pieces, remarlling to bystander, he
guessed he wouldn't call on him "Whv
not asked the other Because he is
constitutonally disqualified -. was the re-
ply Why SO, -? responded from several
bystanders. The Court said the off.
Ger, I" want witnesses whose physical Or
ganlzation does not debar them from telygng
tie truth" If this rumor should turn out
to be true it is understood our neichbor
intends to chalange the MARSHALL and
request that the weapons be ,John Bror,
Pixies, with the undertaking that he will
Potter before the fite comes off
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E...nte # G.arae u U,h.nan. AecA

Es'ntc # Gsorqe " U,H,oa,,. decd
NOTICE - hereby - T. al persons having claim
y against tie estate -I George NJ Di'uan decd
thati ill attend trTI o. Tie County Cour of La san.
County 90 he held at Ottawa, 10 ad County Of La Sail,
and STATE Of itI3ois. tie third Monday Of june
next wlvn and where al -r-oH7 having claims syaus
said notified 10 present tie wri;in:
TO sad Cour; FOR ad! .,iiu-u;-
aI2i-Gw THOMAS Judd. Adrn'r
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Chicago L. Il. Island Railroad.

with trains TO and from Peoria.
nr'i :. W. AOi'SE, agent
EO Con>UWPttvch a Nervous sufferers.
'l>IiE subscriber for several years a resdeht VI
j Asia, discovered while there, simple VegethO'e
rcmedy-a sure for Consumption, Asfh"'n HT"''-
chifis, CoughS. Coihs, and Nervous DebhHy Tor me
benefit of Consumptives and Nervous SmyercF"' he Is
willing to make the same pubic.
To those who desire IT, he will send the Preserfoh,
with full directions free Of charge y also sfMpts OF
the mcdcin- which they will linda beautiful colp'na
ton OF Natures staple herbs. Those desiring TIE ne
msdy can obtain it by return ssnI. by addressing
j L. CUT IBERT, Botdnic PhIH'ctdn,
! ap9t .n No iy3 BrOdi trdy, NsIC York
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Pictures.
FEW nice ones for framing;
N A few nice for copying;
Two Stereoscopes and Plates,
At the Drug and Book Store OF locS1 r. Y GRIGGS