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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
Buying Beef.

Happening at II butchers stall, q
customer came 10 make n purchase,
"What 10 you ask for good bak-
ing piece of beefY"
Eighteen cents pound" " was the
reply.
"Cut me off ten pounds, and III
come in shortly and settle for it"
said the customer, and he went on an
errand.
After the beef was weighed and
"trimmcd," said TO my friend, the
provision dealer, .... ...
II wish TO know, just for the curl.
osity oil the thing, how much thai
beef has lost in "trimming."
Every well" replied he, weighing
it, "there are eight pounds and three
quartors loft"
"And ten pounds added, "aI
eighteen cents per pound is equal tc
one dollar and eighty cents. This
divided by eight and three quarters
makes just twenty and one half cents
per pound. Rather a tall price for
beef, especially when q large share Is
bone"
"rhe man is q fool for buying it, V
replied chc butcher, "but no matter
what the cost is, some people will
buy it; and, generally, they are not
the richest in the place, either"
! thought of II certain little woman
the light Of my cottage home, who
manages things very differently il
marketing.
In the matter OF beef, for instance,
now the prices are SO eXorbitant, shC
purchases that which is suitable fol
stulling, which can he obtained cleal
Of bones, for twelve or fourteen cent:
per pound. This is her receipt fol
| cooking
Take q thick slice Of steak, no mat
ter how tough, of about two pounds
weight, make two gills Of stuAing
of crumbs of bread, pepper, powder
ed cloves. or sweet maljoram, as yol
choose; roll the dressing up in th'
steak wind u piece Of twine arounC
it, taking care 70 secure the ends
Having ready kettle, or deep stew
pan. with slice or two OF the pork
fried crispy. Take ont the pork
and lay ia the steak and turn it ol
\ every side, until it is brown. Put il
half pint Of water, a little salt, cove
closely, boil slowly two hours. Ad,
! more water otter while, ii it, be
come too dry, some persons lils
addition of chopped onions half
! small one is enough. When nearl.
done, add nearly hall gil Of caLsul
il you love it. F..
When you take up the meat, pn
, wind the string carefully, SO as nc
+, to unrollit. Lay it in lricasee disl
thicken the gravy, if not thick enoug
/, already, and pour it over the mca
[ Cut the meat in slices through tll
4 roll. The toughest meat is mad
/ tender and nutritious in this way, an
G it is equally nice heated over an
served the next day, ~
u A leg of lamb, or small leg of mn
Ii ton, cooked one hour longer in Il
+ same manner, makes n good dish.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
Oil Items.

Ii is AN established fact that Ohio
oil is of more than double the value
of the Pennsylvania, owing to its SUI
perior quality aud purity, while the
large deposits of coal on the oil lands
renders fuel literally as cheap rs dirt
1t is stated that new invention
has been introduced in the oil regions
through which wells may be bored at
much less expense and with far grea-
ter rapidity than the old system. -
The new implement used is cireu.aI
aud hollow, aud set with diamond.
shaped teeth of hardened steel. 1t
Is connected 10y an iron rod to beNel
ed cog wheels, attached by crankr
and rods To the walking beam OF the
engine. 1t revolves rapidly, cutting
lis way down and leaving a center
core standing, which ut intervals, i
cut OF and taken out by II clamp
This core exhibits the stratiiicatiol
of the rock, and will settle som'
vexed questions Of strata not to b'
ascertained by the ordinary metho,
Of drilling. The boring has proceed
ed at the rate of four inches in iiv,
minutes, or ninety SIX feet per day.
In Oil City, the other day, som'
parties who had been boring 50 Tar ia
10 the town US to he laughed at 10
their well pumped forty barrels da'
and flowed fifteen on Sundays. Th'
effect of this strike was a regular eX
citemcnt in all the dock yards an'
vacant lots in the vicinity. Three o
four stores and buildings were purch
chased to sink wells on their site, am
one Philadelphia company ACTUALLY
purchased Il church upon the site o
which they expected 10 bore for tn
precious lluid.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03

We have probably all Of Us met
with instances in which a word heed
lessiy spoken against the reputation
OF II woman, has been maguiiied hv
malicious minds, until the cloud has
become dark enough TO oyelshadow
her whole existence. To those who
arc accustomed not nccesscniy yironi
bad motives, but from thoughtless
ness---to speal; tightly Of females, we
recommend the "hints Us worthy of
consideration
Never use a lady's name in an i'm
proper place, at an improper time, or
in mixed company Never make AS
scrtiuns about her that are untrue, or
illusions that you feed that she her
self would blush to hear. When YOU
meet with men WHO 10 not scrulhe TO
make use Of woman name in reck-
less, unprincipled manner, sbun Chcm,
for they are the very worst members
of society--lost TO every sentiment
Of honor-every feeling of Humanity.
Many II good and worthy womans
character has been forever ruined,
and her heart broken by Il lie manu-.
featured by some villain, and repeat
ed whore it should not have been,
and in the presence Of those whose
little judgment could not deter them
from circulating the foul and brag-
ging report. a slander is soon prop
agated, and the smallest thing derog-
atory to a woman's character will fly
on the wind, and magnify as circu-
latcs, until its monstroas weight
brushes the poor, unconscious victim.
Respect the name of woman, for your
,mother and sisters are women; and
rs You would have their names unfair
nished, and uncmbittcrcd by the Sian
derer's biting tongue, heed the i'll
that your own words may bring upon
your mother or sister, OF the wife OF
some fellow creature.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
Signiacution OF Numes.

Mary, Maria, Marie { (French,) sig
niies exalted according to some,
Mary means lady Of the seas Mar
tina, Interpreted, is bitterness; Isabel
signifies lovely JuIia and Juliet, soft
haired; Gertrude, all truth, Leanor,
all faithful; Ellen, originally OF the
Grcel, lIelcn, changed by the Latin3
into Helene, signifies allmring, though
according to Greek authors, it means
one who pitics. The Interpretation
of Caroline is legal; that of Charlotte
is queen; Clara, bright or clear
eyed Agnes, cha5tc Amanda, ami
able Laura, q laurel f. lith jnyons; /;
Olivia, peace; PhDhe, light OF light;
Grace, favor; Sarah, Sally, princess,
Sophia, wisdom; Amelia AMI Amy,
beloved; Matilda, noble mail Ma:.
gareC, a pearl; Rehccca, plump fahi-
Inc, little one; Hannah, Ann Anna,
Annie anl Nancy, all ot which arc
the same original name, Interpreted,
means grlcioas, or kind; Jane rignl.
lies dignity Ida, the morning star;
Lacy. brightncs, Of aspect lonis" ,
or Louise, one who protects Enmh,
tenders Catharino, purc Frances op
Fanny, frank or irce Lydia, severe !,
Minerva, chaStc. ........ ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
A Useful sack.

Last hll some patriotic wagI n
California started @hids on sack OF
ilour lor the bclrliL of the sanitary
Commission, and this hnmor oT the
war proved So popular that the sack
was handed about from Sacrament"
TO san Francisco, and from NniI
Francisco to Oregon, and back again
anal sold and resold, until the sum ot
arty thousand dollars hal been palh,
and nobody owned the tour lh'N
sack Is now on its way east, whore
similar process will take place. Ia
will be put up at auction, and u u
expected that whilo mlmltel o',tS
will be oilarel, tho purchaser wiz
Immediately put Ii up aSaln 10 10
knocked down py another bid''er
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03

The story that Mrs. JeIf' DAVIS
threw her arms about old Blar's neck'
burst into tears, and kissed him. rs
a hard one to believe. lt-could not
have been on account Of the old man $
beauty that she was so demonstIaliVe'
far he il the ugliest man in America
Mrs. .Ieh. must have been welcoming
linn as tho white dove of peace hat
lterinq into the Southern ark.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
fnERpon.

With clarion tones ing out the word,
Till the whole nation hears Z
Gods tread upon the mountain tops,
Gods voice down ali tho ycjtrs
through noise and conflict. blond and tea RS
Ploughing a tioachorDuS sea-.
the opening heavens ut last reveal
MY people shall 20 free 80
All hail to hIm. with patient ear.
Who caught the inspiring sound,
Aud sent il for raIlying cry
The listening world around.
All hail. our helmsman. staunch and true,
Long waiting for a sig.
peerine VITA deep. determined eyes,
IntO the Viii DiviLs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03

Examinations 10 commence at h,ul past nine
O'Clock. A. NJ.
Teachers win take notice that the Ia =. as
now amended, requires each male applicant
for n certificate To pay tn the Examiners a
Dec of fity cents. and each female applicant
"a fee OF THIRTY five cents. 'NsGe who hil 10
comply will be admit tied t,T examination.
All applicants are required I, furnish wri
zen te stmOulals of good mural character,
those who have been ged MS teachers to
s,btain these testimonials from their asl EN-.
poyers. who will also certify TO their fallhinl.
ness and success as teachers; which .eslimu'
malls Will be kept un iile.
No private examinations VIII be heiu; M
certificate will be -antedatsd; no candidate
Yill be admitted for ie-eX tmination with in
1hree months alter "A second iitlWre. Appli.
Giants are requested TO present specimens vi
penmanshp.
Those who fail To comply with the above
regulations viii not be admitted.
Il. WUSSINti. Secretary,
Doc. 20, "a. Board OF Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
DR.. a. Aurd,

DuYSlClAN AND SURGEON, would re.
l. pectiulIy tender his professional services
tu the citizens OF Fmd.ay and surrounding
cuun rv.
SPECIAL ArTES TiO& GIVEN To SURGERY.
pD- Onioe ON corner over the store OF II p
tiigc x Co. Residence On SanduSSy s'ruet
second door west of United Brethren Clurul.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
TO Teachers.

TNLESS otherwise arranged. the Beard ul
Schuol Examiners, of Hancock County.
will meet ON the following DAYS during the
year lNd5, for the examination ot teachers:
the meetings to be hcld at the Uni.n school
Building, east end of ailrUad street, Find
l.,y
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
Volume ll-Number 37roz
A NoD:e Lady


Washington paper las the fol. ~
lowing tribute to aself sacrificing aird saii.
Ecstniable lady OF Maine: s'sHgl ~ in'
Mrs Harriet w Stmson, Of Old '-'
Town, Muine, widow lady living III H
very comfortable circumstances when ld
the war broke out, has sacrificed all sal
except life, AMI some thing dearer. r,..
than life itself, for her country Her
property was freely offered for tlic 1L
benefit of the soldiers The onlyre- le-
naming son of an interesting family
of four boys enlisted early in the war. ~.
Feeling that this was not enough, she
gave herselfto the service OF the brave -N
men fighting our battles, ,Hd Tor f
three years she has been &c tic front r.-t
where such assistance a. sac could
render was most needed. Here she
has attended the suffering sick, woln.
ided and dying men with her own
hands, supplying them with such nee.
essarics as codld be obtained, using
her own funds, until both strength
aud pecuniary means were exhausted
On thirteen different battle fields in
which the 9th Corps (prnciply tho
scenes of h5r labors, was engaged,
she has toiled disregardng the awful
and heart ending scenes of death.
attending with mothers care and
tenderness, the wounded and dying,
giving the viviiying food for bever-
age, dressiag the wounds, &c. We
are informed that she has disburscd
from her own means about 80 800 in
these mnistrations Of patriotism and
mercy. i.H ...
And now her hour of kcencst an
guish has arrived. She is ia this city
with the remains Of her last and only
son, having just returned from the
Shenandoah Valley to obtain the body
of her brave boy, originally mem r-
Der of the 9th Maine, and n veteran
volunteer at The time Of lIs Heath,
who fell in one of tile recent engage.
uents of the gallant Sheridan llu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
DYsMENoRRHGA, OR PAINFUL MEN.
sTRUATI0E, AND MEN0ERHGIA,
Oh PBOFUsE FLOWIEG.

q
Oh PB0FUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from 3 agifty sscrstioa OF
the menstrual 6ufd-in one cas- being too IittIa
and accompanied By severe pain, and tbs other
too pFofuse Hacre ton which will be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
The disease known FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which 10 the result Of the relaxation Of
the ligaments Of that organ, and is known BIZ
sense Of heayiness aud dragging paEns IN the
back and sides, and at times accemp led by Sharp
--laneinating or shooting pains through ths rarss
affected, WILL I'm al cases, Be removed blythe med.
icine. -
There is another class Of symptoms arssiuz
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, Whicb
physicians call NerFocsness, which word covers
up much ignorance, and Ia nine cases ont Of
ten thu doctors DO not really know whether the
symptoms are the disease, the disease the symp.
toms. We can only enumerats them here, Il
speak more particularly Of cold fset, paIpItaffou
Ct the heart, impaired memory, wakefuIlusss
flashes Of heat, languor, assituds. and dImness Of
vision.
SUPPRESSED MEEsTRUATIoN. "a
Which in the unmarried hsmal s IL a cor slant r.
curing disease, and through neglect the seeds Of
more grave and dangerous maladies are ths rewalt
and as month after month passes without an ef.
fort being made TO assist Nature, thu SUPPRESS
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually loees
her appetite, the bowels are oonstfBatsd uizhf
swsats come ons and Consumption finally ends her
career.
sg- Fer sale By An Drugsists. Price 81. va
WIN. ii. GREGG co., Proprietors.
MORGAN a ALLEN, General Agents. No 4e
ChG stresf, New York.
For sale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH A
FUbLEk jEnST-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

LNrOm all parts OF the Body I'm fve
IL lHiHatss, withSut iH1rv 70 tho skin, by " Up
HAMS DEPILATlRY PowDER.n Ask or sand for
Upham's Dspiiatory Powder, and take no other.
Price 81. Mailed to any address for 81 %, by o.
5. UPHAM, rs South Eighth street, Philadelphia,
Penn. 47,s+ -
TTpham'S Hair Gloss and Curling
" Fluid Is the best hair dressing in the world
IL lmparts beautiful gloss 70 the hair, Keeps -.
earl, promotes its growth, &C. Price, so cents a
bottle.
Uphan'E letter Ointment is sura
cur for Teaer, Sad khslaER, Ohapped Hands, Bar
baT's itch, dc. Price, SO cents box.
Upham's Asthma Cure relieves the most
violent par xyisms Of Asthma, in ten minHses and
effects speedy cure. Price, 81 a package.
IT pham's DysPepsia Cure Is war
~ ranted to cure any case OF DVspepsi4, no
matter hO'O long staHdfng. Price 81. Sentby mail
UPham's FreckIe BanIsher removes
Freckies, Tan, sunburn, Pimples on the Face
Price so cents. '.7 G# teG9
DIR. La Porte's Life Elixir, the great
ksSvfRs and RejWveHasiag Remedy, restores "a
manly vigor all who are suffering from Impsred
Spinal Energy, Nervous Debility, &C., arising
from whatever cause. Price, 81 o package.
The Japanese Hair Stain coIors the
Whiskers or Aoustachs beautiful black or brotsn
II consists Of oslE preparation Color will u OIL
fade or wash out. Only so cents a box.
Sold by 8. O. UPHAM, rs South Eighth street
Philadelphia, and by all Druggists. Circulars
BRoUGHroN WOOD,
Cor. Third and Main Streets,
ies-am Agents for Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

Department..

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings, Corniees,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
= JAQUESs, FRENCH & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
OF

ets5eltE "a asai1g hfao
In order to furnish Coin in hand to
parties who may wish to buy largels, We
viii keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from Twenty-Five to Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash. zs 5000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

written for the Cincinnati Commercial
Mr.. Nasty Meets a "Rec0nstruetld
Southern ShIVelry and hez Conn.,
deuepa -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25


STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URINATIHG.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OFTHE BLAD d.
7 DEB, INCLINATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
- CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
STRANGULARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
URINATING.
Fer these diseases IL is truly . sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in Its praise. A sim
gle dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent
symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the NAH Of the back and through the hfpsf A
teaspoonful 3 day Of the Constitution water viii
relieve you like magic.
"A PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment of these diseases,
and oaly use them for the wan Of better remedy,
CONSTITUTION wATEk
Bias proved itself equal TO the task that has de-.
yoIHed upon Il.
DTURETIOS
Irritate and drench the hdnsy4s and b. constant
rBe produces chronic degensratF5n and confirmed
CtaH&@A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
MEDICAL.


s% FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARs
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
me vest OF trial, and is constantly increasing IN
public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the heat and
ensapsst made. Its price IL only T5c, aud eaoh
bottle contains double the quantity OF pye In
those usually sold for 81.
THIS HAIR DIE is manufactured n. !. 49,,
liar process, which renders IL innnitslv ,es.rl
TO any dyein the market. Bsing eonple,s5ns.
bottle, no preparation isrsquired, which srsa,
aimplinas the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that ruat,
dead appearance by which dyed hair and whisksr.
are 20 sadily rseognissd, when an inferior arti-
ls has been used, As 1t produces perfectly natu-
al color Of any shade that IN desired, from rich
brown TO q ietty, irstrous black, that will not
Amus, crock or stain the clothing. Invest 76c
and you wi Be cow inCsd. sold By ali Drug
siats ana FnseS doods Dealers. -----. = =.
A. I. MATHEWS, MAnuAeturer.
DEMAs BARNES 400, New Tork, whole
sale Asentas = nnyn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

Quantity vs.. QusIity.-HelmbO lti's
Extract Sarssparilla-ths dose Is small. Those
desire large quantity, and large doses Of medi-
cane--ERR. g -ff $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

market Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange IN Evansville, we viii
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and viii
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and F7
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Iss-an
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

sAIsT's REs4, (which il in the stait Nv J
500 Gersyl, July Il. 1865. I
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legal Aouertis elnents.
WOrLrnne lSnIe


W hEREAS, on the tenth dav or r,no ,sso e.,
n mon Sooity became and was indebted INTO Jo.snh
ten dollar ari ~ IN .. one thousand nine hundred and
Cooley on the day and year aforesaid @ s,io simon
"a,in an eDt aeiiSered to said Joseph G. pInmsr .
said Joseph q. PInmer the ssiIspn a., su 10 pay the
nun ~ anu .ii u'irs one year after the date tb,r.as
win interest," Uiefeo at ten per per annup, a.
on the same day Of the date OF said note The n ana
Cooley and Abby j. Cooley of the saiJ simon
10 secure The payment 81 the principal and inter.. ,
TONED in sad lromissory note made and xcc,d men
their hands irsiseas and delivered to sa, r. p Nox
deed OF rust conditioned for PAYMENT Of rho sa; -
n one fhn'ne nine hundred and ten dollars and in,sr,
uehtoed IN te rid Prossory note by which said deed
of trust the said Simon Cooley and ,iiv T. Gi e ~
.s' Dd' gam sell and cJtey unto Sarah T. p Moves her
ns's anu assigns forever the pren. * cried a. fow.
20 me south west quarter OF the north west quarter
" 'l eigh' ana The south quarter Of se south
west quarter and the south quarter OF the suth aas,
quarter oil section i've AMI tine south east quarter on The
north west quarter OF section eight and the south west
quarter Of the south quarter ~ s..t,an fsa ali 80
said sections being in Township thirty uortb Of ,sn
W. t % the uiu hieiiuiah, always excepting anc re-
serving one si u on aero IA square form the south
west corner 81 the last tract situated in 49,
county OF La sale and state OF Illinois, trust tia, ID
default be made the payment Of said note or .nx
part thereof riding the aud effect Of said
notes. then, on the Application Of the legal holder OF said
note, the said ST h. p. Moves after publishing notice
in a newspaper printed in county Sale thirty
days before the day such sale 10 sell the said
ami all right and equity Of redemption the seid simon
Cooley and Abby j. his wife, their heirs and gns th
at public auction at the south Cout House in
snd county OF 1t Sale 10 the highest bidder cash
"vl'tiVei III 7utt4 Jll't Siiu IeeI OF
20 contained powers OF and application tho
purchase money, &c and which said deed duly ac
hh""ltased aad afterwards recorded in office OF the
DER oil deeds OF the county L. Sale OF
Illinois, on the I'd dy OF .ui. D. 1852 in book &c OF
deeds At pags 800 Dol and 5o1 Now it being shown to
TIE Undersigned tAe said sarah L. r. Noye that the said
run OF money mentioned ia the said %, M sry note has
not ben paid and the eg holder thereof having brought
the said note and deed 81 trust execute the now
ers III sad deed OF trust contned therefore, public notice
L hereby given, THAI IN pGrsnnce Of the power su
thOrity in -,id deei Vi trust Contained shall q tn
day OF june lN'i, tie hour o'clock in the
afternoon Of a!d day sell the premises in uf
trust and above described 10 the highest bidder for cash.
at ihe south door 81 the county Court House in Ottawa
the county OF Ia Sale ard state OF Illinois.
CHAs. II. GILIAx SARAH L. +. MOVES
Attorney. Trustee.
NAV 20, 1863
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ErccufOr's A1yfrp
Es1Ar. Y jog s-nAwx. pzc,..Er.

Tie urerGcu- hayiuL been appointed Executor Of the
last viii and testament Joel Strwu late of the county
Of Ia sale and state Illinois decreased hereby gyes
notice that he viii Fppesr before the County Court Of La
Sale county, The Court House in Ottawa at the June
Term, the Third VI INLAY in June next at which time
all persons having Chains against sail are notified
and requested D. attend gr the purpose having the same
adjusted All persons indebted 10 said Estate request
ed o. make imrieI iate rsy HeHt the undersigned
Dated Il- Eth day OF April 4. D. lsG5.
ABAER sIRAWS, Executor.
Anril 2gtf gl-,vs
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ILLINOIS BREWERY.
ALE! ALE!! ALEill

The undersigned have bought the Illinois Brewery Of
Nitschem Co. and are prepared to supply the public
with Superior Article Of CREAM AND STOCK ALE.
Cash Paid for Barley. sIffT ALFRED WHITE
otsawa,se ., 1854. 1H Or. HANBURY
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Administrative Notice.


I17IAIL " AI71LFH Y hIFNAtH, IbIkA6EB
FEIiE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
Il Of the Estate OF AjOiph L. Koruna late OF the couI-
y Of La sale and state OF Illinois deceased hereby gives
notice that lie viii appear before the County Court Of
Sale county, at the Court House ottawa At the july
TERN, on tie 30 MONDAY in July which all
pcT>OEs having claims against said notified and
requested 70 attend for the purpose having the sans
adjusted. All TersOn, indebted said requ.s
ed 20 make IinIIclte fliyTueBt the undersigned.
Dated This -Jth t4y Of May. l. p. lsGj.
JULIUS AVERY Administration