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GENTLRNEN:-For the last eleven months
we're attacks OF dyspepsia; 90 much so that /
could with dimCnlty retain q meal In my
siomach more than twenty minutes. AT
night experience a great burning IN OF
about the heart; o general depression oi
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimnG ~ OF sight. tried va.
hous cathRrtIc compounds and stomach pre-
partitions, without being Afforded an ef.
Iectual relief TIL used four bottles offs Tub
bells Golden Bitten," since which D-riOIl
1 have not been troubled with q single one
Of the above complaints. From the bebefit
those Bitters have afforded me, feel IL NV
duty to express publicly my grateful than "a,
6tGE'. A. BANCROFT
Accountant and ColfoC1Dr
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NEW YoRK, Jan, ga considera BILE
amount of 5-20s, brought by the Caba,
appeared in the market to-day.
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold


ChFOnic DlseRaes, Female COulnlRints.
Consumption liver Complaints.
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING ROohs, No. 1
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sHi!aton Spinal Cord, Epilepsy. Choraa,
sNS.ssfESlSia and Nervous Debility, and all AZ.
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Impure state OF Blood.
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Y-''- THY a. 4. GRAHAM.

ASL CouFtIAndt NJ, MONTREAL, July II, 81
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iueAtiOnRblY the best SUSTAINED
""FA OF the KIND in the WOrId.''
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DRY aoops.

There was no change of any impor-
tance excepting in prints. The market
is generally quiet but steady; Spragues
and fancy prints l2c; Richmond, Al
lens, Manchester, Hamilton and most
other makes have been reduced to IL nc;
heavy brown sheetihg steady at AKA
l51zc for B, yard wide, and 2sc for the
best makes of heavy brown drills; Luz
chas and PeppereIl command l6kc:
Glasgow and Lancaster ginghams are
steady at I5al6c
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MisEenaueuus.
"a Complete Pictorial 4TI,,o-D, Of
the Himes.''

I" The best, cheapest, and mos, .Dc.
eessIul Family Paper I'm The
Unions
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JANUARY 3.-FLoUR-SlO 25alI 90 for
city ground spring and western bakers.
9RAIN-Wbeat-NO Corn
Quiet and lower. ORts-DuIl and nom
inal-asking 74c for western.
Milwaukee.
JANUARY B. FLoUE-Less firm; city
Xxx 30 5OalO 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at g Ola
2 OK.
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JANUARY 3.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-6cb better; sales am-
Der at 81 IS; No. 2 spring g OS. Corn
Opened &c and closed 1c better; sales
new at 97a95c. Oats-1<c better; sales
No. 1 at 621<c. Rye-Quiet. Barley
Quiet.
DRESSED Hooz-sasHc.
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The Tribune's special says the State
Department has not been informed by
Burlingame of his acceptance of the
Chinese embassadorshi hip.
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DECEMBER S.-FLoUR-25c higher;
market firm; family Sll 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-$2 SO for No. red,
but held at 80 IS at close. Corn-Un.
changed. Oats-Unchanged. Rye-Is
held higher, with buyers at 81 65. Bar
ley-Firm at 81 65aI rs.
COTTON 0iIva aud hiUbar. u, III ,1Iir,.
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DECEMBER 3-FLoUR-25c higher:
market firm; family Sll 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-S25 SO for No. red,
but held at 80 IS at close. Corn-Un!
changed. Oats-Unchanged. Rye-Is
held higher, with buyers at 81 65. Bar
ley-Firm at 81 65a1 rs.
| CoTToN-ActiVs and higher; middling
ToBAcco-Nominslly unchanged.
WHIsKY-UDchanged 81 % In bond.
HoGs-Dull: live, IS OOa6 20; dressed,
~ 5OaS 25; receipts, 1900 head.
PPovIsIoNs-Quiet, but firm. Mess
pork-$20 OOa21 90 Tor old and new.
Lard-Firm at 1910. Bulk meats-sc
and Toe. Baoon-Unchanged; shout
ders 92<a10c; clear sides 121fa127<c.
BuTTER-Steady at 33a37c for fresh.
EG0s-34c.
POTATOEs-Firm at IS so.
APPLEs-S3 O0H5 90 per Dbl.
HAY-Dull at $l4 U0al6 90 per ton.
BEEF CATTLE-Unchanged; fair TO ex-
ira 81 O0a6 80, gross.
CoAL-Dull at 12c, ahoRt.
LinBeed--Adyanced to 81 10. |
Lard-Steady at 81 O5a1 10. Petroleum
Dull at 43a44c Cor refined, free.
Observation-Disclosures supply |
from New Orleans; selling at l5al61zc |
for prime. MolRsses-NeW Orleans S5a 4
Csc. Cohee-Unchanged; Rio, 20a24c;
latter for choice.
GoLD-l33M, buying.
Representation; par buying; Ito
premium selling.
MoNBY-Market easy.
JANUARY s.-FLoUR-Unchanged; no
demand
GRAIN-wheat-Held firmly at 50 Goa
z 20; no fall. COrn-Very dull, but
unchanged. Oats-LoweT at 6Sa7lc.
Barley-Quiet bat firm. Rye-Droop-
TS7OSs-oork-varv dDII a,
$50 5Oa2I 90. Bacon-DuIl and prices
favor buyers; 9%alOc for shoulders;
127<c for clear sides; l6aI7c for hams.
Lard-Held at l2aI21<c.
Hoas-DulI and lower; no sales.
JANUARY 3.-FLoUR-Held firm for
choice grades.
-Wbeat-Unsettled, closing at
81 g71z for No. 2 spring. Corn-FIrm
and better at S51za96c for new. Oats
Firm at 57Xc. Rye-Quiet at 81 54a
/ So. BarIey-HeId firm at 81 75ai 70.
PRovIstoNs-Pork-Q and firm,
but generally held At S2I. LaTd-QuIet
at llESal2c. Green Meats-Dull at lie
for hams, and CSC for shoulders.
DRESSED HOaS-Easier ut 81 25a8 25,
but extra heavy Is held at IS 5Oas 621f. Il
Toledo.
JANUARY 3.-FLoUR-Quiet.
Characteristics betler; sales am-
Der at 81 IS; No. 2 spring g OS. Corn
Opened &c and closed lie better; sales
new at 97a95c. Oats-11<c better; sales
No. / at 621<c. Rye-Quiet. Barley
Quiet.
DRESSED Hoos-sas11c.
buffalo.
JANUARY 3.-FLoUR-$IO 25a1I 90 for
city ground spring and western bakers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Corn
Quiet and lower. ORts-DuIl and nom
inal-asking 74c for western.
Milwaukee.
JANUARY 8.-FLoUR-LeSs firm; city /
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GOVERNMENT STocKs-Coupons, '62,
1888; '64, 1883; '65, 1855; new, i041z;
lO-4Os, unchanged; both 30s un-
changed.
MoNEY-6a7 per cent. sterling-Un-
changed.
GoLD-lS3T.
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PARIS, Jan. s.-Ans urgent note has
been received by the French Govern
ment nom the Sublime Porte, in which
tits stated that Russian agents are en-
deavoring to Incite revolt among the
Christian subjects of the Sultan; Wig
orous protest is made by the Turkish
government against such hostile action
or atleast connivence therein on the
part of Russia. HH LOB -
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hscated," acted BY Ray. Parr and Jay. Arm.
strong.-vhich was repeated by Lily Hoag and
Jay. at Montgomery exhibition.-gavs entire
satisfaction. Only enc accident occurred, and
that was the runaway of the team of James A.
Blake, with q cutter, which, naturally enough,
was left along the road at regular intervals,
smashins things generally and somewhat injur.
ing one of the horses.
The exhibition at the Blake School House. in
Serena, also was q success With the Flag Of
our Union for front curtain, and the room orna.
mented CD with shelf, ON which stood large
red fox, an owl about two feet high, and wild.
cat of the largest size, together with several
"other burds," it was bound to draw a crowd
The laughable performances Of the Serena Min.
strels, at regular intervals, kept the people in
good humor, and the pieces, good to the core, Of
Master Charles Armstrong, Of Norris, as well a.
his ventriloquism, were always received with
hearty applause. The Capture of jeff Davis,
was, At the request of the audience, twice DER.
formed, and called for a third time Each exhi.
billion closed with an appropriate address, and
three hearty cheers given with good will and
with force that tried the bellows" Of nearly
every person present.
Another exhibition at the Bsardsley School
House, in District No. Z, Serena, Friday evening,
March ID, 1863. Mr.. Teyson, teacher.
GRANT CLUB.
1--WE may as well be out Of existence a. out Of
fashion, is old Mrs. Partinston's saying, and
presume it is true, for since the people ar. now
in the fashion Of organizing Grant clsbs, notice
is out Of trial to organize one at the "city Of
Worthwhile soon. Worthwhile can not stay much
behind the rest Of the world in improvement,
and If that can not be found in one direction,
they'll just steer their pinnaee up another chan.
mel. So, if it prove to b disadvantageous to
have Grant club in that corner of Paradise,
the people will shift and get another one up for
q Fremont e11edishun. But let come what will,
l understand they don't intend to hoist any more
the flag of twenty stars in case Corwin and
Baldwin happen that way this fall
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FROM LELAND.
Obituary..


Death has 1t last visited Leland in q manner
not altogether common, and taken from Us our
most beloved citizen, Capt. THOMAS S. TERRY,
and also his aged mother. The Captain, who
had gone from his home in this place few DAYS
ago to Earlville, was taken i'll and died while
there. He was in the fftieth year Of his age,
and disd last Saturday, March T. His aged
mother, on hearing of his death, was 50 over.
come that she did not long survive him, but
died, in Leland, at her son-in-law's, Mr.. Sim.
mons, Sunday evening, March 9, at the extreme
age OF ~ years. The funeral took place at the
Methodist Church in Leland, under the auspices
OF the Free Masons of Leland, Earl and Shah
bona, and was solemn procession.
Mrs. Terry was born in New Jersey, moved to
New York, snd came to this large state thirty
years ago, where she raised family of children,
who grew up to be men and women Of influence,
power and honesty. The Captain had served five
years in the L. s. Army as a private soldier.
long before he rebellion, and when that broke
out he enlisted, and never was truer, Drawer or
nober soldier. He leaves behind him large
number Of friends and relatives to mourn his
loss, and an elder brother, to soon follow his
footsteps TO the evergreen shore" Yet they
shall live again, for "When the tongue is elo.
quent no more the soul shall speak in tears of
gratitude
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without . Doubt.
You can yet goods at lower prices at Riale
Bros. th.n any other place in town.
Just received-A very choice Black Tea.
just received-A very fine Young Hyson Tea.
Just received-A fresh lot of Coffees and Su.
CARS.
Just coming-A new lot Of Dry Goods and
Notions
On the way-A lot Of fine Bird Cages and Bas.
kets from Eastern Manufacturers.
Just in-The biggest lot Of customers at Riale
Bros, Is La Sale street.
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The reputation Of this horse well and widely known that
we only give the following pedigree for the information of
these whose attention has not heretofore been given
breeding Of fine bo0ded stock.
PEDORRE:-Young John Richards was sired BY John Rich
ards owned by Samuel Trsnbe If Warren OHIO he by the
famous horse John Richards he by Sir Archy dam by Rat
Tier; grand dam BY Medley; e. g. dam by Wdar: e. &. X
dam by Nonparsl, out Of an imported Rather held
In high esteem as race horse got by Shark his
the cesbrated mare Lady Leg, who Young John Rich
Ards dam, Was Consul owned by Daniel Mccoy Of
West Finley township, Washington Co, Pa.
II. DAY, Proprietor.
Mar. ls-tf. HOSEA POTTER, Agent
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At Peru, ON Thursday night, part Of tho cen.
ter foundation wall Of Cofing's large warehouse
gave way, precipitating Thousands Of bushels Of
corn into the cellar where there were 4 or feet
OF water. The loss is necessarily quite heavy
The great pressure has also seriously injured the
south wall, crswding it considerably towards the
river.
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SHABBONA B. B. CLuB-There will be a reg.
ular meeting Of the Shabbona Base Ball Club on
Friday, March 2Oth, at ~ O'Clock, sharp, at
their old room over Bradford & Bryants store
E. A. NATrINGER Ssc'y
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children, the oldest nine years old. and he viii
be found voting for school houses. regardless Of
tho amount of his taxable property.
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debate, which waxed warm and grew exceedingly
noisy. Finally, the report Of the retrenchnent
committee, which denied that any fraud had
been committed, was recommitted to the com.
mittee
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#arrie0.

On the ith INST, BY Arthur lockwood, Esq, Mr.. John
Olson 10 Miss Ann Olson, both Of ths town OF Rutland
In Aurora. Ills, the llth inst ~ the residence Of
Solp by Rev Edward Ebbs Mr.. VIM II. King Of this city
and Miss Mary Miller of the former place.
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Blue birds and robins have been seen abo u
town for three or four days past.
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A whalebons Corset for one dollar, at tn,
Hoop Skirt Factory, 115 Main street.
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Dem ADVERTISEMENTS.


CHANGE OF BUSlNESS.-our friends and pat
~ rons and tho public generally will please take notice
that We have sold entire stock Of clothing gents fuu
thing goods hats and caps trunks, &c, &C. to Messrs
Levy and L. Gosn who will carry the business here
toors in the place, p La Sas street. under firm
and style OF H. Levy Co., successors 10 L. Benjamin Co.
Ne are satisfied 10 that since the time opened
this city We have made customers and friends
that we transfer 10 we'll established
business and hope that friends aud patrons will continue
70 pstronize the firm, and certain Messrs T.
Levy Co understand the business and will endeavor
keep the old motto OF the best and cheapest clio thing
hosse in this city We return thanks friends
and customers for .heir kind patronage. Respectfully
L. BENJAMIN 4 co.
LOUIS BENJAMIN DAVID GosLIy,
SIgGNoHD BENJAMIN, LOUIS fRIHpESlEJCH
Ottawa, March H. 1865
In reference to the above notice Of L. Benjamin Co.
only want 10 that il will be motto and please
worthy customers aud keep large and well selected
stock Of mems and boys clothing cents furnishing goods
hats csps trunks and valses which will be sold at the
possible prices Having secured the services Of Thos T.
Brown who will give his sctest attention to his
friends he kindly thanks h-m for past favos and invites
them to aud him when want Of anything in the
clothing line, and they will do we'll to examine
spring stock ha, bought by Mr. g. Benjamin especially
for this market which viii arrive in few days, when
We hope to init every in and elegant very
low figures. Respectfully T. LEVY CO.,
Successors ia l.. Benjamin Co.,
March l4s2w. % La Sale street.
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Aem advertisements.
SENECA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
j. D. HAMM,
Dealer II all kinds of
Agricultural Implements,
Flows, Harrows, Planters, Cultivaters, Reap
ers and Mowers,
Ane everything In the line of Geasra Farm Tools
Seneca, March n, ls6s-sm.
T A SALE COUNTY HEDGE COMPANY
Z. p. READ CO.

PAoPRIErORs
N's ""d~ mrs Madonna! Bank, Ottawa, Illinois,
we nave yet rev Hundred Thousand No. Hedge Plants
Iese 20 SCI hsdgsin the spring, wouldd we'll to
give US their orders at ~ early date. W. are also
Growing Hedge Fence by the Rod,
At Reasonable rates. and will furnish plants and set thar,
and complete either one three wear old bsdg
or will grow and complete fence as parties may desire
FROM our facilities therefor being the propretors Of the
Machine for Setting the Plants together with our Improves
men In ColtivatBg and with experience therein
safe in saying that We can grow and complete fence in at
least
One Year less time than has heretofore been done
BY the ordinary method Of setting and cultivatiug.
Aliorders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed
References: Hon. VIM Redlick, and Edward Eames, Pres.
idsnt OF National City Bank, Ottawa, Ill.
Ottawa Mar. H. E.P.READ & co.
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SlDBWALK NOrlCE.-Notice Is hereby given,
- that The City Council Of the city Of Ottawa did, reg
uAr meeting Of the City Council held Tuesday March =
1885, psss ordinance il the words and figures following
to-wit: "N hereby ordered by the City Council Of tho
city of0ttawA, that sidewalk be constructed the
side Of Ii Sale street, In front Of lot number four az
block nuabsrwsntyone (2l original town of Ottawa in
accsrdasss with the grade heretofore established for such
sidewalk anl the ordinance Of said cty respecting dewak
And Ia hereby further ordered, tina, the Of said
lot fsAsg upss said sidewalk be required to construct the
sidswAk IN front fsa LOT within thirty days from and after
the ?1th day Of March, 1885, and that failure OF any
al Of Ne said lot owners to construct the within
thirty days from and after the dat. of this notice the
City Council will the o h. constructed and will
levy spsiAl the real estate deemed benefit
ted thereby I" deAy tie expenses Of said Improvement and
tho costs Of the proceedings therein"
The Of the ssid los required to comply with
said ordnance within tn. time specified in the same and IL
said VI said lot shall fail comply with said ordinance
the said sidewalk will BE- constructed by the City Council,
and special will be levied deay thu expenses
thereof according ~ law. X. n WATERMAN,
Ottawa, March, 18th. 1888. City Clerk
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NO. STOCK RAIsERS,

l. All lovers Of good horses
are no.iasd that the thorough
bred hoo YOUNG JOHN
RICHARDS may be found At
the Stable Of the Ottawa House
In Ottawa, during the season,
besianinR thu 6rst dnv of Anil
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INARM AND COAL LAND FOR SALE,-I
offer ~ acres Of land for sale situated IL miles south
Of Ottawa the Vermioh river and miles from Streator,
This farm will be within mil. Of III. junction of the O. O.
~. V. *. r. and tho Chicago. Seneca & Lisbon r. R.
(whsn completed which both under contract and being
pushed forward 70 completion fast the
companies will permit The are now running ON tho
Ottawa, H. V. X r. from Wenona the l. c. r. to
SreAor. so acres Of this farm underaid with OF
the best coal In nss being from TO feet thick and less
than hundred feet from tbs surface Tte surface land
Of the best quality Of prairie except 10 of which
good boards.
A new dwelling house with and good dry cellar,
failing well of water splendid orchard Of than
hundred trees Of choice fruit nearly full grown having
been planted and carefully cultivated before the
house built
The V.rmilion Coal Company go Of coal ani
adjoining this arm which in less than ysars will Increase
Its value to double tho present price.
Bruce, March 14-tf. W. r. MILLIGAN
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TIVE annual meeting Of the company will be held on
Il Thursday May = at O'Clock r at the Office of the
company. mr.. 4-9w. ". NJ. TRUE Sec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14
Mar. 1+tf.
nFFYCE OF THE LA SALE COUNTY
" MUTUAL FIRE INNlRANCE 90.

meeting OF the directors of this company held on the
10th day Of March, 1853 the following order passed
Ordered Thst an assessment Of forty per be levied
on all premium nsfss dated prior to March 1867 and
in force and rata upon all dated
that date or that hive expired apsed March 1867
Bald assessment 20 be payable before May M 1865 or
from the time the last payable"
BY order OF the Directors. W. NJ. TRUE, Sec.