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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-09-12
OF GascC

County OF G~asconaIe.
In the County Court fer the County
OF Gasconade, Augustrerm 1868.
tf5.. ORDER OF PUBLICAr1oS. ass Z
Now al this day comes John Ufelmann
admr. Of the Estate OF B. Schiller deed
and prays for an order TO sell The real
eSta,eof the said deceased, or so much
%theie"t, as shall be sulicIent to pay and
satisfy the debtS due by said estate and Vel
unpaid tor want OF sufficient assets, sta
ting that lhete is Il debt of -Four hundred
and f,rty-eight dollars and no assets to
satisfy said debt. On examination where
OF: 1t is ordered, thai all persons interested
III the estate Of said deceased be notified that
Application as aforesaid has been madeand
that unless the contrary be shown on OF be-
fore the next term of this court, to be be-
gun & held on the I'd Monday in November
next, an order will be made to sell
the real estate aforesaid, or so much there
OF, as sinai be sufficient to pay and satisfy
the debts due by said estate as aforesaid,
& And 1t is further ordered, that a copy of
this order be published according TO law
IS eTATE OF Missouri, eH
,o9 County of Gasconade, S.
s,.:-.I, Edward Kehr,- Clerk OF
the County Court OF the County, and State
aforesaid, certify that The foregoing is a
true copy from the records of said court in
: Gi:en under my hand and the
seal Of ta;d court, at c%fli,c, il
(L.S.) the c6lfnr : aforesaid, this 26!I,
day OF August a. d. 1866
EDWARD kEIIR, ClcrI
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Monday the 9TH day Of October 1855,
STATE OF MISSOURI,
VIM. BE2FER.

County Of Gasconade.
la the G~ascOnade County Circuit Courr
in vacation Ju 24,h ISIS
Christopher Uurbin, Aayier Z Iut bal,
Samuel Durbm, julia shAcAley and her
husband Henry I'll bkl-y,
Margaret Baker aud her husband Ri
chard Baxter aid
Henry S a uiand,r
Mary Hendricks, John Mckenzie,
George Mckenzie, Nancy M~arLoniwitz
and her husband Thomas Marzoniwilz,
Sarah ShocLley rnd her husband Th,mas
Shockiey,
Sarah Dnrbin, Isabella Durb.n,
Stephen Durbin.
Now at this day come the plaintiffs by
their attorney aud file a petl ION and at
nuavlt, from which it appears that the
defendants Sarah Durbin, Isabella Durb'n
StePhen Durbin, John McKenzieNGeorse
WINehzle are non residents of his. state.
therefore, on motion OF plaintiffs by at
Oney, II IS orsered by the clerk, that
'no defendants be notified that a 'lvil
"''lon mas been commenced against them,
.ie o9Ject and general nature of which is
81 81 0Dtaln a decree in partition TO the
lEHml,owing lands, SW NV & NV Sc, NE
wv section 20, Township Al, Range 6.
ana ualess they appear at the next
oviooer term Of this court, to be begun
"'u held At U-rmann, within and Tor
HH"'"'onade county, on The 4lh MOnday,Vf
E0'onef next, aud on or before tn third
49, 'hereot, oud answer the plaintiffs pc
u'''E' The same will be taken against
mem as confessed. And it is further or
oeaeu, that a copy hereof be pubiished'
IIIootulng 10 law, IN the Vo'ks-
~ n1i,, " newspaper printed and published
In the county Of Gasconade.
"A true copy, At est: 'e
nm &c. ENGLAND, CIer's,
Ii. oNEll., Plaintiffs Attornc;.
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WarlllDri MQrmDr

So MADE Hermit mtintn GlsuNrsn, ipipis H II
DutI,ji~ ron N.ymlnN mn Ing 1en utertaus
Re s~rastt"Re Hrxjas, rap i'd nun tsrst tii
arStGsn II ctrtrti8tu IN Narmpr, 4 s: Ncmul
'n'ntG. G1atR,iRt. &aming;Imit 2atlpIattsn
&'N'.St1n1.:: UN l@ Arrangements y%astrrfsr
a"fe, Yf'Imer ~ esn t~iljsttn prlisa ~ tvS,s.
Dc" - tam 10 rick Arttttn ttlll,Ber r'rferttssn,
a!S re ron &. Heuts ttjr5tn m:tEsu trnnsn' -
Aut muts 1T OraHlt tht aut f:rmauncr sttin,
lerIs omit aLs &Iien Ststnbautr 2rsc it ,u ZEN
.lli3lt'n 9rs'i N. iUar 8ut, uue rauertaitt Or
Fett rirs 91lanttrt.
Ntlnrt6 Sau'6, "
9dt epn 2tsr unp @ut;ntsrs 5tra5s
6srnain II, E,u.
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In the GascOnade Circuit Court.
! In vacation, August lllh 1868.
D. r. o'NEIL 1870
ERHARD POPP. 2 .%s1a
Now at this day comes the plaintiff i'm
propria persona and files a rstition and
affidavit, from which it appeurs dat the
defendant is a O resident of this State,
wherefore, on motion Of pIatntltf, it is
ordered by the clerk, that the defr1rISnt.
be notified, that a civil actiolr has been
commenced against, him, the object and
general Lature of which is to. f~orclose q
mortgage given by him 10 ~pllintiif ON he
following lands N half of NE or, Section
%, township Al, Range 5, Containing so
acres.
And unless he appear at the next o.
tober term Of this Court, to be begun
and held at Herlnann, within and TOR
G~asconade Oounty, on The 4th onday Of
October ncxt, and on or before the third
day thereof, and answer the plaintiffs pe-
tition, the same will be taken against him
as confessed. And it is fur;h-r ordered,
that a copy hereof be published accord,
ing t. law, in the Hermanner Volksblatt,
a newspaper printed and published in the
County of IascOnade. 81. .s.
A true copy, Attest:
j. c. ENGLAND,I Clerk.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade, So
In the GascOnade Circuit Court,
April term 1858.
JOSIAH LUCKY
CASPAR
NATHAN BURkIS,
JOHN r. BURRIS 4

SAMUEL M. COLEMAN, u.s.
Now at his day Gomez the plaintiff by
his attorney and produces testimony from
which it appears that the d~ef-nIan, SAM
| M. Coleman is a non-rrside.t of this
Safe. Wherefore, on mo ion OF plaintiff
by attorney i: Is ordered by the co1rr,
hat ths said defendant Samuel NJ. Cole
man be notified that a civil action has been
commenced against him, the object and
general nature of which is 10 obtain
judgment for The SUN Of 1909, IG, balan G
due on a note, against him and his CO.
defendants,
And unless he appear at the next DC
tober Term of this cour,, to be begun and
held at Hermann, within and f.r Gasco.
male county, on The 4th Mon lay Of O.tobpr
next, and on or before The Sd day thereof.
and answerthc plaintiff petition, the same
will be taken against hun IS confcssed.
And it IS further ordered lhat a copN
hereof be published accorttngto law,
The Hermanner ;olksbldlt, a rcwspa
printed and published IN the couns1
Gasconade. af ,,
j A true copy, Attest: - s,ss,-,
J. c. ENGLAND, Clefj
ID. r. O'NEIL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Mortgage Sale.
.. 6. . II dtn. Gat"t


Whereas JOHN L. GOOSE and Louisa
hi, Wit. by their III .rtgogc deed, dated
the gih day OF August lo16, ami recor
ded in he Itoso. dero office et GascUnad
COuury III took "T', page II, convey Il
10 the ndersigned the following describe
real s,a,e, situate in the county o. Gao-
conadr, IL The state Of Mi sour, to wit:
The iasl hall OF The North East Cuar1rr
Of S,ruou s, in Towns.ip AZ Range 4
wes:, cvnrsiulng e4ghly acres moro or less,
wh.ca SAID lana conveyance waS ma e %
secure the puym~nt U! II certain Pr"lnlssoiy
nOle in sald m ,rtg sc deei III ly described,
and wLer. as said note has become due aid
payable and remain unpaid, now .Aeie-
lore by virtue OF the power vested III lie
BY SAID IN ,r,gage deed, l will on
Monday the 9TH day Of October 1855,
between the hours Of 9 o'clock in thelore
NOON and 5 o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day, at the front door OF the court
house in the town of Hermaun, sell the
above described property at pubic yeudue
to the highest bidder tor Cash IA. ian
satisfy the note aforesaid and SAID mort
gage deed, together with the costs OF lh'
proceeding.
Tins 29th day of August 1868.
VIM. BE2FER.
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@e0MaI,
YER,s CHERRY PICTORIAL

IL othing sxpectorsnt, prepared to meet the urgent
safe reliable diseases Of tho throat and
nng trial Of has estabirhed the fact that il
scasicus In pulmonary Affections than any other
remedy. Its efficacy hes become generally known,
that IL josty regarded in mAy countries medicine Of
Indispensable neessity In Great Britain France and Ger.
many where secsl science has reached its highest psrc
ton IL 10 prescribed domestic practice and constantly
used in as~ss hospital ard other public sstutsa
where regarded tho attending physicians the most
speedy and remedy that DO employed Scarce
~ say sshSoraood can b. found where we'll known
o. iupEs which had bafea the efforts Of the
skiui asA sSpsriscsd doctors, have besA permanently
cured by IT, Those results the most convincing proofs
the superior prspes II this preparation and
thea iss As.hors ps.t With peculiar sasacton While It
s sss powerful against confirmed diseases II Is extremely
gsse a. nsdess II infancy and yoah, being quite
sss ewes the yosnges whsu administered uaiciovsy
TIE sssth rorsr accoMishes even more BY prevention
ths our. II taken 10 ssaSss II heals all ratioas Of the
throst aud luags whether arsng from colds coughs
ire. other and thss that Icing aia Of pan.
ui 90 lnurahis diseases. which would arise from The
sc d them uescs no family shouid b without H. IN.
Group hosrssss whsopsg cough plsuriy ncpsut
and other Affections Of the breathing ergans
give way before shh prsssinsat ssbinaes Of medical
virtues.
Prepared by d. yC.AYsR CO., Lowell, Mas, sll ssld
BY eli Druggists ssd dsalsss Ii medicine sverywhMs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The nearness of the time when judgment
will be rendered In the impeachment case. and
tho strong probability now existing in the minds
of all that the President will be removed, togeth
q With the uncertainty in relation to the 6nan-
cial policy Of the successor of Secretary McCul-
loeh, has advanced the premium ON gold and
tends to unsettle business throughout the land.
It may be reasonably supposed, however, that
the successor of Secretary McCullech will be
man pledged to pursue that financial policy
held Ia be the correct one by the leaders Of the
Republican party; and, IS We understand thar
policy t, be moderate expansion Of the curren-
cy to meet the wants Of trade, instead of the
present one of Secretary McCulloch, or further
contraction Of the currency, we cannot help
but think the West will be benefited in the
change. Anything that will render the money
market easy will be to eur advantage, and every
thing of q contractive nature to our disadvan-
tage.
Business in Ottawa has been very dull during
the past week and money very scarce and tight
There is but very little grain being skipped as
yet, although the market is advancing.
We refer with pleasure to the reinstatement
by the company Of Geo. R. Porter as agent for
the U. s. Express Co. in this city.
Exchange on New York and Chicago remains
about the same.
Foreign drafts are worth 1925 per pound cur
rency.
Government bonds have advanced since Our
last report, and are quoted by F. A. Sherwood i
Co as follovs.
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POISON! POISON!!

bAs Derirs Plan to Heal the Dying Nan. q
DIR. L. NJ BROWN the we'll Magnetic Physician hal
taken Room Deanos Block north side of Court HOUSE
Square, Ottawa where he intends to remain for an unm
tied time for the purpose frestng te suuerngs OF
kind, without medicine.
Dr. Brown has, from many long years Of practice and close
observation become satisfied that the human family
oures something besides deadly poisonous drugs for the
perfect health and long life Of Gods nobest work.
MAN KNOWS NOT HIMSELF,
And when the powers Of developed and the great
Magnetic Battery properly applied for the relief OF the d.
the most wonderful and unlocked that have
been and daily being performed the great wonders
the world Thousands witnesses might be called from the
human family testify in behalf of the great Magnetic
Power who have been lying their beds of sickness fol-
many long Of horrible snengs, who have been
obliged toa|' about upon sticks crutches whose su
ferngs greater than the pangs OF DEATH who have
made rejoice and crpples have set aside their sticks
and cruches from the effects OF the treatment which they
received from animal magnetism bestowed upon them
by Dr. He treating the sick and afflicted, and
will perfectly eradicate from the system. without the aid OF
drugs both acute and chronic consumption heart
diseases rheumacs spinal complaints diseases Of the kid
neys arrangement Of the system neuralgia scr0f
ua dyspepsia govt gravel paralysis paaytic strokes
torpid liver. spasms chronic acute dsrrhca Fevers
broken up in from to two days. and all cases durable
No matter long standing, the Magnetic treatment will
speedily relieve and cure them.
PS. Iwoud say the female that will pay twenty
ye dollars 10 any patient that will present me single case
Of the falling Of the womb displacement Of the uterus
that speedily relieve and under the Magnetic
treatment have already many in the city and
country of that under treatment and i'm
mediate relief has been found in every instance.
Terms moderate Patients in the city that able
come office for treatment will visit at their real
dences. Office hours all day and night
Nov. 50. S,.tf Or M. BROWN. Of Joliet.
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Special Rottees.
Rehind the Lighthouse.

Old gyism Aot quite dead People are still to be found
who think that health promoted by depletion! Was there
ever such logc Nature is the grand antagon s Of
disease a.d the depetss propose to PROSTATE sstare In
ORDER might suppose to give the enemy double chance
at the Life Of the patsnt The true practice to uvg
the vital powers to render them overmatch for
the elements ofdisease. Th be done with nOsrErTERs
STOMACH BITTERs. Of all vegetable tonics they the
most powerful and the rost genial At this season, when
the strongest organza liable be affected BY
the osrnseut cold and malarous moisture hs
nssmble protective medicine especially needed Persons
predisposed to blousness dyspepsia, constipation inerm
tent fever, any Of the complaints which cold weather
supenduces aggrayates should take regularly through
out the winter and spring months II absolutely pure
and harmless.
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Eclectic or New school system of Medicine,

Eclectic or New school system Of Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and improvement in the
Medical Art. Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce evil and lay the foundation for failure i'll health
should that their children not dossd with
such medicines for they be well afterwards All
mineral poson alike injurious. The greatet modern
improvement In medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles of roots and plants in concentrated
FORM They Eclectic Rewedies, and before
equaed in the treatment Of disease. When udcousy ID.
niusered they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN Of Ottawa
Represents this great reform In medicine and will attend p
sonaly upon all forms Of disease, either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dphsra cholera
croup dysentery eve, &c. very successfully treated BY
genuine Eclectic prscttonen they scarce losing
while in old chronic they noted everywhere. They
always called upon repair the mischief produced BY
other physicians with their skill or cure" -smsdiss
Coughs 0! 10 Is ysss standing; Cstarrh with the de-
structon Of the boncs aud s tissues Of the nose Con.
sumption, with partial loss Of lungs; Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss Of par Hip disease with inability tn
walk scrofuous diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness from to 20 years continuance; rheumatism. with
enlarged and anchyosed ot speruatohes, with demen.
tia Diseases Of the Eye &C., &c. have been cured and ali
Of which will be most hapy referred to for the benefit Of
those similarly afflicted He warrants In all Of
Fever and Ague
Diseases Of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical Of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints. Consult him. dec aspu
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ynrOrrpaIIOn.

Information guaranteed produce luxurisnt growth 81
hair upon bald head besdess face recipe for the
removal Of Pimples BlOces, Eruptions etc. the skim
leaving the Soft clear and beautiful be obtained
without charge by addressing -.tt.t
TEOs. r. CHAPMAN, CHENisr,
May lily sp. s23 Broadway. New Yok.
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81. Louis Market.

81. Louis Market.
H.. ~. St Louis, April %.
Fiour-Medium grades scarce and wanted
supreme rssgss at e7D7.25G0; Xxx, 40.5Oa1I
treble extra and fancy tl125ql45O. $40 -
Wheat.Ofsri.gs liberal; market steady and
nrm' at $26o027S for prime 10 choice whits
spring va more sctivs, and . few fancy lsts
was $2.05@a12 .AN
Corn-heevy AID unchanged at Ss6ss.
Oats-Dull. aad prices scarcely MAINTAINED =,
69@70c, end fancy white 72c. -
BarisyuQuist; prime spring &s.Ga
Rye-Highsr at o1.7O.
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

Ottawa, April %.
The roads have improved sufficiently since the
heavy rains week ago as to permit an OCCASION
al lead Of corn or oats to come in, but there is
Ne activity. 1t shows, however, that there is
still a good deal Of corn in the country.
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Errors Of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Decay and all the effects Of youthful indscrson
will for sake Of suffering humanity send free to all who
need it, the recipe making the smpl.
dy by which he Cared Sufferers wishing profit by
the advertisers experience do so by addressing in perfect
confidence, join u. OGDEN, AZ Cedar 1t. New York
II
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, April %.
Flour-Firn, at $1250a1 400 for white win
ter extra; $l0@ll.OO for spring extra $SaS5O
for spring superhnss. .s-.'r.
Wheat-Dull, at $21Oa212 for No. 1. and
$1.97@202 for No g
Corn-Dull, at s3@S5c for No /; s1@e2c for
Noe.
Oats-Steady at 62a64e for Nos and 2.
Rye-$1.67 for No. 1.
Barley-$2.3l for No. g.
Butter-4OQ45s for ehsise.
Eges--lGc.
Potatoes-S5@95c
Cattle-Dull at $s.75a9 for choice steers
$750aS.e2 for second class; $65Oa7.25 for me.
dium to fair; $5.75a6.75 for good to choice cows
and heifsrs; e546 for common stock.
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New YSrk Market.
New York, April %.
Flour-Closed quiet and frnsr
WheAt-Qsiet; very moderate export inquiry
Tor No spring, ~ about $25s02.6O, in store
and delivered.
Rye-Fira at q. 15a2.20 for western.
Oats-Dull SGG661 &c for wsstern.
Corn-Dull and 10 lever; $1.1501. IS for new
mixed western slsst, and Sl1S9119 for old
mixed western in store.
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DLACK DOUGLASS, Jr.-1he undersigned hav.
ID ing made arrangements with K Shaver TO take his
lire colt Black Douglass which bred AVID raised by
him, he can be und ut the fair grounds Of the La Sale
County Agricultural Society Mt all times the 20h day
April, 1867 and until the 2)th day July next.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE BLACK Douglass, black
brown, we'll made lofty carriage kind aud racabe and
go' stopper, hands high, weighs about 400 pounds
Black Douglas w6 years old; sired by the celsbra
ted Black Douglass his dam sired by Prince Albert
whose dam sired BY Col Oakieys imported leopold his
era nd dam wss nns booied ffem Kentucky, psdi
gree not knowH.
stand at el2 for insurance Any person part
Ing with mare before kncwh 10 be with foal will be held
the iusuuace Care viii 10 taken prevent aeidsnts
will not b. reapsnsb shsuld any occur.
G0oa parvRv be Lied the PREMISE 1t reasonable
rates. ar 1S-sw. g. WALDEN.
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To COnsumptlves.
The REV EDWARD A. WILSON will send tree Of sharge)
all who desire it, the prescription with the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which he cured
Of lung affection and that dread disease Consumption Hi
only object is to benefit the afflicted end he hopes every
erer will try this prescription, as it will cost them netting
and may prove blessing. Please address,
RIv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1856 South Second st, WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y.
MAY II 1E67.-lY 50.
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The Markets.

The general produce market is reported as
quiet, with prices % firm, however, that they
may at any time take turn that will lead into
strong, active movements and the widest specu-
lation.
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@eDiral.
TrOTaR AFFhlCTKD i ts'tan /
DRS. KNAPP & SON,

DRS. KNAPP e. SON,
Physc.nsaad srssOi; srsriy of New Yors are sasiDs
GU r. 0NIC Disc As e 8,
aaa other countries for thssurs u all Chrone Dsase They
successfully all and Neuralgs aecton iii
:. ss
Paralysis Epilepsy, Salt Rhsssa, Aeaasckss, I'll Hart
Diseases Dsraess Of Children and t.sgoess,,
Seminal weskncss l. Sexual Diseases,
Which carrying thousands to their graves annually.
EY Re A ND H A r.
1ey treat saocea.ay On new method all assasse sftAe
EYE and EAR They have had extensive prsecS cod
better success 10 the treatment Of oil tfis iT
DISEASES or woMRN.
Than other PhysiciAns In America They have ssd
women who have been confined their bed Tor year,
RHEUNATIsN tA
In al stages; NC matter Of how long standing They
AsLMhA 20 nave, f:ns They have Bur: esrs SDr the
Cure all Diseases OF the Throat ana Lunks.
cure oil Dseasss OF the 11kuat ana LUNGS % . ~ ~
cANCERSThey have had extensive practice and won
deru success IN the treatment Of which they
without eating @em out Of using tho khi Let those who
have rnon o. sweilings, red spot lose no time in
having attended TO- timely may save them
from the horrors suffering and death of cancer.
CATARRH CURED-1hey are treating catsrrh on q new
system which IL . sure cure for tbs disease.
Their ooxsu1fAfoxs for years tave averaged from 6v. 10
seven thousand year. which gives them experience
passed BY any, and e9ualed only BY = few:
travelling physician.
lie only vs few places ocasnosay to ascomrsodate hi.
numerous patients In the country, and others who
conveniently visit him In Chicago.
~ Remember they do not promise to all stages Of
Disease While all diseases curabe II taken season.
stages not Your may be durable week not next
to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger Of delay.
Ne case Will be received, when there
are any doubts Of Cure Or Relief.
Our Terms hence the money be with all
orders for medicines costs from five dollars thirty dollars
per month, 70 doctor with which includes n,sdcinss
ASrIhe Poor will be favored
CONSULTATION FREE.
Pstients must write their NAME State post sce address,
plainly All letters requiring an must
ter stamp, and he addressed to DR. KNAPP son, SAL
AAny the above diseases be by
the patients describing their in letter. when they
cannot
Dr. KNAPP, who has waited OTTAWA regularly fer ten
years, b consulted for 1868 At the Geger House.
Monday Feb 10th; Monday April 9th; Monday June LIST
NoAd.y July a7h Monday, Sept 2i; Monday, Nov. 10Th
once 1855 South Clark Street. Chicago. ian E.
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Mar. 81,
INARM AND GOAL LAND FOR sALE.I

TIARM AND COAL LAND FOR SALE.-I
II offer % acres Of land for SALE situated IL ms south
Of Otaws the vemion river and miles from Streator
This farm will be within mile Of the junction OF the 0. O.
&F.k.V. r. r. and the Chicago. Seneca Lisbon r. r.
when cemsted wAA both under contract and being
pushed rWara tecompeton fast a. the means Of the
Ottawa FIR. Il. from Wenona on the l. c, R. to
Streator 50 of this farm undersd with
than hundred feet from tbs surface TIE surface aad
sftt best quality eg 5sars except 10 Of which 10
timber % acres under cSivaou ~ acres well fenced with
good boards
new dwelling house with and good dry cellar
failing we'll IF WATER splendid orchard Of more than
hundred Of choice FRUIT nearly full grown having
been planted and carefully cultivated before the
house built.
The vsrmon Coal Company own go acres Of coal an%
adjoining this farm which less than years will increase
IT. value TO double tho present price. g. ty
Bruce, March l4-tf. W. X. NTLLIGAN