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length drawn forth 1t was more than
yard long and must have occupied
the entire cavity of the mans stomach.
DIR. b. thinks his patient can be re-
lieved of the unwelcome tenant of her
stomach by the same method, but she
instinctively and naturally shrinks
from the trial. 1t is becoming daily
more evident that she cannot survive,
unless something is done to remove
the loathsome creature. 1t will either
strangle her in its attempts to pass up
the esophagus, or, from its enlarged
size and increased strength, break
through the case of the stomach in
some Of its struggles for freedom.
------ -, ----------
WHAT WOMAN CAN Do--AN EXAMPLE
FOR THE MALE SEx.-The Philadelphia
Gazette relates the following:
Among the strangers in Philadel-
phia at this moment, are two ladies
from Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Yesterday they were purchasing a
seed drill, moving machine and 9TH
er agricultural implments, whose cost
in the aggregate was about $500
Their home was very close to the
theatre of the late war Between the
two contending armies their houses
and barns were burned, their horses
and cattle driven off, their only broth
er conscripted into tho Confederate
army, and themselves left utterly des-
titute and homeless. Any one who,
seeing a young lady such as we saw
yeterday, had been told that she had
personally ploughed and planie<i
many acres of land, would have
laughed to scorn the parties so infoENk-.
ing him. Such, however, is literal
the case We learned the fact fr< 4
a gentleman residing in the vicihit
The smoking ruins of the farm upon
which these young people resided had
scarcely cooled, when the nej1 lGrs
dubbed together, built themai = -
house, and extemporized AIN "a
barn. Horses were loaned to- HIN,
and the girls with their Own kRle
ploughed the ground, and ~
with corn. The crop grew. = ~
with their own hands thegE
it. They sold it to good "
They had owned fortyN1 N
slaves. Some of these W.
Union army. others dec
cality. The girls were 10
battle with the vicissitV hr.
Our informant, whoq ( ity
is beyond all question: ese
girls produced by thu the
field more decided ar e re-
suits than were acco the
entire gang of slave ~ ed for
three years and nov 6forta-
BILE house and mos barns
upon their PROS mprov-
ments have been nind6 extent
that makes it of considerable more
value than before the torch of conflict
ing armies reduced the buildings to
ashes. One of the young ladies has
since married; but the others still do
duty as their own "overseer," and they
themselves purchased yesterday, and
directed the shipment of the agricul-
tural implments to which we have
above referred. The wonder to the
dealer was that lady delicately
gloved and attired as though she had
never overstepped the boudoir, should
descant experimentally and intelli-
gently upon the respective merits of
the different reaping machines, and
upon the comparative values OF the
different patents for threshing out the
cereals.
These young ladies were educated in
Philadelphia, and are well known to
many of our best people.
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"ih MASON n HAMLIN CABINET OR
cred anS iorty different styles, adapted to sa
Fnv'one secular music, for $50 TO 5000 each
Ire1,in,'s uold or Silver Medals, or other first
oe Spnuis n awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
Bo,toS nee; Address, MASON 4 HAMLIN,
:" MASoN BROTHERS, New York.
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MARsHALL MASON, Dealer in Dry Goods,
vi Yankee Notions, Zephyr Woods, Paper
hangnngs, Oil Shades, and Curtain Fixtures.
1t. Adams, Vt. lOi
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L'ARRAR BROTHERS, IRON MER-
Il CHANTS.
Dealers in Nails, Glass OILS, Paints, Asricul-
tural Tools, which We offer at a low cash figure.
Corner Lake and Main streets.
s. Adams. March l6, 1861. 1-f
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uRS' J. |. CHANDLER & o. :. FASSETT
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS.

'oh ONLY FEW DAYS can YOU dispose
- VI your Misslsquoi Bank bills to ii. L. Sam
''v Call at the Post-Ofiice.
NAY 10th, 1866. ll2-tf
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JANEs STONE, GROCER. Stafford Block,
y North Main Street, st. Adams, Vt. ZIG
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We extract the following para
graphs from an extended article on the
horse, printed in the New York Com
mercial Adrertiscr:
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: Yfgal Adrertiseneuts.
MOrfgdgc ,Glc,

4HOrtgdgc Sale, ~ ts
M HEtlEAs on the twehty-frst day OF July, In the
w year Of out Lotd, tho sand eig hundred and
.xtyftif. Pstrick Bay CITY OFT ava, in the
county Of la ale anil state of Illinois b9csse indebted
to William H. W Fdsna Of the county and state,
in the of three hundred dollar. witnessed BY his
pronissory note Of date payable said william H.
W. Cusma. ofdf three years after date, with inter-
est at ten per tent ef s'num payable annual and for
the purpose Of fS urihg the pay nent OF sal
sid.a the said patrick Dali, ard sa a A. hi wife sicen,.a
and delivered to said Cusmar mortgage q even date
with said prossory note thereby lot
twentyone, (2l) Ia block number twenty seven, tS') In
the State TO Ottawa 1t being provided In said
mortg that If default he L. in the payment Of said
pronsry note either 81 principal Of int rect, on the
day days wherein the sbou become due asdpay-
able the whole Of -a,d PRINCIPAL aud interest eud there
uon Immediately dne and pat sbc the mort
gage might lie Immediately forsclc-.d pay the
by said party Of the second part i. heirs execntor
signs. said party the second part Icing further
,,ered afr thirty a. vs. notice Publish in nevsrupsr
printed in said city OF Ottawa, to sri the red eststs in
said mortgage mentioned, at wblic auction, ct the
the art psc IT, said CITY, TO the biG hsst
bidder e,s, md TO convey To tr purchaser a. Ia sl
mortgage mefi,ohed and ogt o: the pToceeis Of sueh
Ply ALI aud expenses incurred also the prr
cipal and Interest due sipl ;rop'ssory note shd
parties Of the frs part specially waving theH fSh
equity redemption. and all risit in ss rrsssss
virtue n the homestead "tepItion lass for mnuse -
said mortgage reference may lie had 10 pass ~
AS 4IS cf book g Of M the oes Oh
the Circuit Clerk and Recorder 81 said ounty - -
And whereas default has been invade in tho f1ymsne
annual t.reu due said note ON the tw eny'nst dsy
of july 49, and said interest remains due and %.
paid; and ly the of said mortgage such defaulS
cause. the principal in said pomissory note named
also due and sail suE or sums due a. aors-
saij are unpaid.
Now therefor public notice is hereby given that the
said william H. Cushuian 10y virtue OF the power and
authority vested. by said mortgage, and by Tsasos
Of default of payment afyressid sli ell n vnobc
anctio bidder for cash a, the south dcor Of
the county hoc. in tho city n OJws nfDf San, %
"Wednesday the 9Th day of My, D. 1885, lot nufnoer
twenty one, CD IN block number twenty seven tI
the siate. Addition W OTTAWA for the purposes above
named, and in SAIL u,T'gage prcyld-d ,
WILL. H. ". CUaHAksH
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, SUPREME CsuET, Vtlssn and Jv'
= the THIRD Grund DirIsioy Of SAID S,rfe.
Henry T. Blow, Mary 4. Rawson, administrative and
Edward n Rogers Administrator of the Of Ersssss
Rawson deceased. plaintiff in error Jacob Booies,
John p Philips, George w. stoutenberg, Jared Gage,
Alison Ward, The President Directors and Company OF
the Bank Of Pou.tkeeps- and John INNS Defendants
in
Whereas, The said Henry T. Blow, Mary A RAwson
aintratrx and Edward r. Rogers administrator Of the
estate Erastus R@VsOn deceased have ed writ Of
sror from said Supreme Court 70 reverse judgment
obtained by said defendants in against said panfiSs
in the said Superior Court Of Chicago which said
Of j. pending in -ad Supreme Court; and
whereas writ Of scas has been duly issued hereir
the first day Of the present tern Of said
Supreme Court Icing holden al Ottawa, said state
according to law; and whereas also appears by am
dayit file in the Clerks Office Of said Supreme Cirt
that said Jar-h PO kee fJoEn T Phillips. Ais Ward
Jim J. Iuni, and the President, Directors and Company
Of the Bank Of POughke~sie noEr-sidents OF the
State Inci and without the reach Of the process Of
.sid Supreme Court
Now therefore. you, this said Jacob Bockee John r.
Phllirs Alison Ward John INNS, and the Prssitent.
and Company If the Bank Of Poughk he
said defendants in who's norSsi1ence appears ss
Aforesaid hereby notified be and appear before the
Justices said Supreme Court st the next term Of said
Court h holden ottawa s.id State the first Tuesday
April 1851 hear the record and proceeding. brought
said Supreme Court If sad writ Of error
the assigned If Won shall see fit, AID further
to do receive what said Court shall order in this bshaf
Dated this lifh day Of April i. J.. 1850.
l.. LELAND, Clerk.
H. T. Steele Attorney Tor Plaintiffs in ~.
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Arsfel'S SIIe.

NOTICE j. hereby given That bv virtue OF . decree
~ made and entered Of record by tbs Crcpit Court Of
la Sale county, state Of Illinois at the February term OF
sad court. ~ 1896 Certain then pending IN
said court the Chancery side thereof wherein George
scehach complainant and Michel CoSney and Ca;ha-
-ine Cooney dcfsrdents, | shall. Monday the
twenty rs day April 1850 between the holrs Of
nine o'clock in the forenoon and sunset 81 said da. Offer
for sa the south door the County Court ioiss In
sell the highest bidder the following described proper
r being the ordered by said decree bs sola tbs
Is Lot nunnoer ~ in block number
hundred and twenty three 49, in the original town OF
Ia Sale lnov city Of l.. Sale in said county u Ia Sale
and of Illinois.
Term, Of Sal Cash L. A. IIOLLIsTER
Ottawa March 81, 1886. Nv. Master in ChAncery.
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MASTERS Sale

NOTICE is hereby given, That by virtue n dscrsS
~ mad, and entered Of record BY the Circuit Court Of
lie Sale county, State OF Illinois at the Fcbfu.ry
Of said court. D. 1865 in certain then pending
in said court the chsncery side thereof! wherein CAL
win Griswod complainant and John =. snydsr,
defendant shall on Monday the twenty third day Of
April 1865 between The hours Of niue O'clock In the
forenoon and Of said day offer for sale at the south
door OF the County Court House in Ottawa in sai county
public auction and viii than sell the highest bidder
the folio wing decrbed property Icing the ordered
by sail decree be sold that is 10 The north half OF
the north quarter section twenty 2 in town.
ship TIM ty six 49, north OF 81 east Of the
third I'D lrin Pai meridian said county Of LasAlls snd
state of Illinois.
Trims Of Sale. Cash EA. HoLLIsTER,
ottawa March Il. 1866. 4w. Master in hincsry.
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Ottawa, H.. April :. 1864
Cdnccyy Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS Circuit Court Of Easa1e Co.
L L. Cors1I, S. JUNE Term, A. D. 1865
Abncr A. Fisher Am Decentralization for Pas'
tition.
Affidavit Of the nor-resdenc Of Ann Osborne. defend
ab've named having been filed in tho Office Of the
Clerk Of the sad Circuit Court Of la Sale county No
tice is hereby given the said Osborne, that sad
flied his petition in said court the ehaneery
side thereof the 9Th day Of April D. 1866 and That
thersupon issued Of said court against sal
defendant reurnabe the second Monday OF june heIt
A 1865 by law required Now miles, you, the said
Osborne shall personally be and appear before said
Circuit Court Of Ii Sale cosiy THE first day Of the
thereof he holden at Otsw. in said county
on the second Monday of June 1876 and plead or
the ssid complainsnts petition the sumo and
tho and thiags therein charged add stated viii
taken confessed and decree entered sccTdng 10 me
prayer of said petition HERMAN SILVER, Clerk
A w Cavalry Solicitor for Petitioner
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Nof,ce of ddminisfrafr;r' Sail.

virtue Of order and decree OF the County Cosrt
- of La Sale county Illinois made the petition OF
the undersigned Administrative of the estate of Hiram g.
Iiuing Tor leave sell the real state Of said deceased
at the March term OF said court to witt tho 9Th day
of March. A. d. 1866, shall the Gath day OF April
next at the hour of O'Clock of said day sell
public SALE at the dwelling house :he premises the e
lowing described real estate situate the Of Il
Sale and state of lno, to witt The south quarter
Of the south west quarter Of section
ship thrtysx north Of two Of the third pra-
cipal meridian, Except half in the
corner sold to school drecor containing 40 acres
or less. ego = r+n.. =
TERMS OF SA LE-One half cash in ! and. enc fourth
in six MONTHS and the balance in twelve months. The
purchaser to give approved personal security and moro
gage on the premises sold To the payment OF NE
purchase money. CORNELIA L. HULIN0.
Administrative the estate c. IulinE deceased.
Z. W. GRIG6s. Solicitor ch 10, 1886 -6w.
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Chancery Notice.

OF dahNss s June cE T.F oTss'
The First National Bank OF Perm vs. Rchclrd A. Win i.
stOn Attachment. SIS
Public notice is hereby given 10 the said Richard A.
Winston That writ of aAchmant issue out Of ofic
Of the Clerk of the La Sule County Circuit Court dated
March 26 1866, at the suit of the said First Nao nal
Bank of Peru and against the said Richard Winston
for the of thirtyone hundred and dollars
directed to the Sheriff OF La Sale county, which said
has been returned executed Now therefore, unless YOU
said Richard f. Winston shall personally be and ar
pear before the said La Sale County Circuit
before the first day of the thereof Re holden
at the Court House. in Ottawa, the Monday of
June D. 1866, give special ball. and plead to the said
plaintiffs action. Judgment will be entered against you,
and In favor OF tho said First Naonel Peru and
much Of the property attached may be sufficient TO
satisfy the said judgment and costs will be to satsy
tho same. 2Ei HERMAN SiLyEk 'lerk.
GEosRR s. ELDRIpeE, Plaintiff Attorney
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CidHcs1y N0tice.
STATE or l Ci - Jsne Term A. D. 1865.

a. Is s,1 VI CarSTy jane Term D. 1888.
Hiram Adams ST.. -. Joseph Wa;sOn.-Aitachment.
Public notice is hereby given the said Joseph Watson
that writ If attachment issued the the
Clerk Of Ia Sale County Cir uit Court dated the 4th
January A d. 1896 against the estate Of joseph Wstsoa
for the Of hundred and dollars directed
the sheriff Of lselle county which said
has been returned executed Now therefore, unless yoa
the said Joseph Watson. shall personally Les and appear
before the sal. Circuit Court OF Il. Sale
fore the fr-t day Of the thereof lie holden the
Court House ottawa, aid Ia Sale county
second Monday OF June D. 1866. give sP.s hail
plead To the said PLAINTIFF action. judgment Will be entered
.cair.t GU. and Of the said Hiram Adams,
and much of the property attached may be he sun
cient satisfy the sid ud ent and will b. sold
satisfy the HERMAN SILVER Clerk.
Bushnell AVERT Pl'f. Attorneys.
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lit. Steele, Attorney Tor r;aintiT, in eri
EruI lSetiIellcnt-

Esr.TK JoES MoErHEAp, Drcr.srp.
NOTICE hereby given al person. interested il ssid
" estate, that William {. Trout administrator Of
the estate John Morehe.5, deceased. will appear
before the County Court Of the county Of Ia salIA
and Illinois the house in OTTAWA sAid
county on the i4tiI DAY Of May, >. lsos for he
purpose q rendering account Of bis proceedings in The
.;ration Of said for the fna! settlement
Dated d, Ottawa, this 9TH day Of April, 1866.
.w A. u. MOORE Clerk.
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Masters Sale.

lTdSter s Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF decree
IN made and entered of record by the Circuit Court OF
La Sale county state of Illinois, at the Februar. of
said Court. A. 1866 in certain then pending in
said Court the Chancery side thereof wherein Eliza s.
Earle complainant and Charles b. Earle James g..
Earle and George c. Earle We're defendants shall. on
Monday the sixteenth day Of April 1854, between
the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and
said day. offer for sale. at the south door of the county
Court House Ottawa in said county, Public Auction
and viii, sell the high bidder, the following
crbed property being the ordered by said
be sold, that is to say:
The north half of lots one, q } and two (2) in bloc
five (5) in Walkers Addition to She town of Ottawa in
the county of La Sale sni state Of Illinois.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. L. A. HOLLIsTER
march %, IS. 80 Master in Chanrery.
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NOtic..
NDftce.

ESTATE OF SAMUEL MLLIKIs, DECEASED. %
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned admnis.
IN traitor of the Of Samuel tNkn, late OF the
county Sale and state of Illinois, deceased all ap
pear before County Court Of said county the third
Monday beng the 2st day. OF May, 1885, at the Court
House in Ottawa, in said county, when and where all
persons having demands against sid estate
attend and present the in writing for al
justment.
Dated 1eth day of March. AID. 1865.
Holm HIsE. Administrator.
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NOflrs

Estate DAVID SAITH, DECEASED.
NOTICE hereby gwen that the undersigned Admir-
~ straor OF the estate Of David Smith, late OF he
county Of La Sale and State Of Illinois deceased, will
pear before the County Court of said county tho thkd
Monday beng the 2lst day. of May 1864 at the CsEt
House in Ottawa in said county, when and where al pr.
having claims demands against said estate
titled to attend and present the in writing for ~
justment. -r-a rt- =
Datsd 10th day Of March, A. Disco. s
Sw~ DANIEL B. SMITH Adninbkatsr. =
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.4dministrdfor's Notice,


NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned Admin
~ istrstor of the estate of Mary Grst deceased
the 10Th day of April 1856 be appear Judge
of the County Cosrt of the county gaiIe
and there present his accounts administrator aSgo,
said. for final settlement. MAURICE RECORD.
march24-4w Admpistrnfey
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NOfire.
Notice. ..
Es- n u Iunx ,sns DxczAaxn

ESTATE OF ABRAHAM b. Tnoxa.ox, DrcxAsHo
NOTiCEis hereby given, that the undersigned Adnis-
~ israor Of the estate Of Abraham D. Thompson Ists
Of the county of La Sale and State of illinois, decsassd,
will appear efoTe tho County Court OF said county, the
Third Mon ly beng the 9Th day, Of May, 1885, the
Court Housein Ottawa, in said county. when and where
all persons havin. claim. demands against said
notified attend and the in writing s.s
adjustment.
Dated 9th day OF March, A. n. 1866
6w SYLVESTER RENFREW Adpiaistrass
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CHAs. G. LUTz,
Binder, Stationer, aud Paper Box
Manufacturer.

Shop and store La Sale st. next dog to Telegraph OUee
Deals Stationery Blank books Toys &c, and cgV-
narsd do all h>s Of Book Binding PapR Boz sf1IAo
auu svtry thing slss h that hls n baAHSG
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EnnI Settlement

EsTATE or JOHN DARWIN, DKrEAsID.
Office is hereby given to all persons interested IL
~ sail Estate that Edward Nezry, Administrator Of
ihe etae of John Darwin, deceased will appear tie
Comfy Court OF the County of La Sale and Of Hi.
uos the court houst i'm Ottawa said county Mon
oay, the 23d day of April A. D. 1865 the purpose Of
rendering account of his proceedings ths adminstrs
ton ofsaid estate for the final settlement.
Dstsd at Ottawa, this 24th day of March. 1855.
4w A. b. MOORE CLERK.
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