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QURToN's TOBACCO ANTIDoTE,
ID for sale at
A. II. HURER'S,
dec 10 No. 2, Carroll Hall.
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pLAcK sILEs-zJust received, yery low
- july J. J, X, Busby 4 Co.,
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DnANOh oFEitE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BuILpING,
PHILADELPHI1,

Where the general business Of the Company is
transacted, and TO Which all general cores.
pondenee should be addressed,
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A MOTHER fine lot TassaIed Kid Gloves. jus
n received at }. r. Busby's A Co
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r AIDES WORK BASKETS, for saleby
IL HOPPER A WILMER.
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was engaged, company was organized of such
material as was best calculated for the display of
Louss especial talents, and under the mansge-
ment of her father, the entertainment, a dramatic
one, was thrown open to the public. 1t received
the support OF ali tie Caiifornians returned or
visiting then IN that city, and the press critics
spoke in favorable terms of the young actress.
Nevertheless, the undertaking was no. upon the
whole success, continuing only for q few nights.
At that time Mr.. John Z. McDsnough, who has
since brought out the " Black Crook, !" was about
setting out on tour for the display of the spec
tacnlsr drama, the "seven Sisters" which had
made such htat Laura Keene's. he had seen
Dotta, end recognizing her talent engaged her to
travel with his troupe in the role of Satdneld.
The engagement lasted for six months or so, du-
ring which time audiences in most of the large
cities OF the North and West had, for the first
time, sn opportunity of admiring one destined 10
become so greatly fav0rte. She next entered
into an engagement with Mr.. B. +. Whitman. who
has since brought out the white Fswn." to
travel In the same chsracter-SdtdneVd-a did
so most probably both 70 herself and the man.
sger.
But Lolita was not always destined thus
to employ her talents for the benefit of
others, Tor three years since she entered upon
series OF star engagements, upon her Own &C.
count and with what success results have shown.
John Brougham wrote for her that favorite play,
Little Nell, or the Warehouses" i'm which. by
the w6y. she appears tomorrow evening, with
Ben DeBsr as Dick Stoicele1' } and in this, dra-
matizstion Of Dickens's "Old Curiosity Shop" it
may be said she laid the foundation of her drama
tic career. From time to time since then new
pieces have been written for and played by her,
one Of them being the present attraction at the
ST. Charles, "Firehy." dramatized from 0uida's
Under Two Flags" by Edward Falconer. of
London, author Of Men of the Day, ""Psep o.
Day and other successful plays.
Lolita has been twice abroad, viz: in the SUN.
mers of 1867 and 1868, bat only as a traveller and
not in any professional capacity. At her resi-
dence in New York since her retern from Europe
she has busted herself in mastering the French
language and in learning the mysteries of the
aplan. OF her proficiency in either her character
" Firefy gives, we think, abundant evidence.
She will remain with Us for two weeks longer this
season, appearing in most of the characters which
have won her the enviable reputation she enjoys.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-24

Treasurer Mount gives notice. in another
column of this mornings CRESCENT. that the
time for the payment of licenses on professions,
csngs and other business; and on drsys, carts,
wagons, cabs, carriages and other vehicles, will
expire upoDsaturdsy next, S0th inst, after which
date all claims against delinquents will be trans
ferred to the assistant city attorney for collection,
as required BY law. AS the law entities the sttor-
ney to ten per csnt. commission 1t will be to the
interest of those have not yet obtained licenses,
10 avail themselves of the few days of grace yet
remaining.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-24

In my comm uicstion of the 10th inst, on the
post mortem e amiDation of the deceased drome-
dairy, Ipromises to give few particulars on the
cause OF its desSh and on its most remarkable an
atomical differences with other animals of the
same family.
In order to proceed as methodicaly as possible
and to bring out all the peotoral aud abdominal
viseera detached the RIBS of a whole side of the
body. | observed the pathological LESSONS on the
digestive. urinary and ciIculatory organs. found
in the first II the rHminal affected with
cancerous tuHol, eleven inches long by ten wide,
seated in the Muscular membrane of the organ
and in the net Wprk containing the cells of which
have spoken. THE rumen of this animal, with
walls much tbirSer than IN other ruminants, had
in the csnceTois part thickness of five or six
inches, and all Fiat part from the wall to the eel.
lulas net work was occupied by morbid tissue,
slightly adherin, of fDro-spongy conscience, of
a grayIsh color and extremely offensive. In the
urinary spparatts found the kidneys, mainly the
left, affected WI n black, putrid degeneracy in
the whole coriia substance, SO much so that the
lightest pressur! would separate the decayed par
tcles. The intsfnal ortubulous substance seemed
in sound state. as for the circulatoIy appsr-
atus, the affection was ia the blood. which must
have been reduced to one.half of its average
bulk, for coalp not estimate its weight to more
than Is poundss TINS anhemic state was doubt-
less the result OF long suffering and want of food
The followiagitsbe shows the average quantity
of blood in different animals compared 10 their
weight:
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FURSIrURE.-Tbe rapidly increasing sales Of
Messrs. Meyer, Kottwitz Co., No. 43 Royal
street, Is marked evidence Of the popularity they
are enjoying and the satisfaction afforded by the
material they offer to the public. We doubt in
our city, SO replete with establishments of this
character, an assortment more varied or msgni.
fcent can be produced, and as regards low prices,
we can safely recommend them to the public in
general.
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ST. LOUIS RoTuNDA.-We have no doubt that
many of the cid frequenters Of the St. Louis Ro-
tunds will be pleased to hear that its portals SO
long closed have at last been reopened, and under
q new. proprietorship its destinies are now pre-.
senting fsttsriug prospect. Mr.. E. Krost has
stocked his splendid bar with all the choicest
liquors, and patrons OF the establishment may be
assured of reeslsing naught bnt first class bever-
ages. 3!
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Buy the only sewing machine 1T for family use,
The Grover Baker. Warranted for Eve years.
Quilter, braider and hemmer given with each ma.
chine at ls2 Canal street.
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Ask not 20 kp9wt could not tell thee more
Than havestold thee in that silent honr
standing upon,the nidright's narrow shore,
When DER MY thoughts had no further power.
ASK not to know
Ask not TO know if sught remain concealed
would not love thee less-such is nv fate:
Nor could love thee more, were all revealed:
All must fsy, forever thus "too late /"
Ask not TO know
Ask not TO kDaw for If I stand beside
The misty sea, alone there must stand;
Leave me, oh leave me for the coming tide
Refuses to retreat at my command.
Ask not 10 know
d. DAP.
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A Yankee paper, in describing a shipwreck,
says ihst the mate of the vessel Who was the only
SUI vivor Of tse crew, found himself cast upon an
unpbsbited island, 'oithosa a shilling an his
pocket
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siding. 81 members present
Isabelle offered a resolution providing for q
clerk for the committee on corporations. Laid ON
the table.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Railroads On the bill granting 10 the Chatta-
nooga railroad $500 in State bonds for every
nile of the road in the State. favorsbly with
amendments. Bill postponed until next Thursday.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY GartsEsmp, of Jefferson, an act 10 compel
the city IailTo loads to employ conductor on zach
car.
BY Taylor. Of West FelieiaDa, relative to police
jures Of Wee; Feliciana.
BY Gartskamp, Of Jefferson, an act to compel
the Carroltcn railroad to lower their grade.
By Gray Of ST. James-An act to authorize the
police jury OF st. James parish TO lay special tax
TO move the court house.
The report of the board of administrators OF the
state seminary was received and referred to print
ing committee.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Gartsksmp of Jefferson-An act authorizing
private markets all over the state except 10 Or
leans parrish.
BY Pierce OF Lvingston-An act appropratinr
$1,000 TO print Garry's Louisiana Arithmetic 1000
copies 70 be distributed through the pubic schools
Of the state.
BY Hutchinson of st. Tammany-An act TO
change the name Of Mary Josephine Seeger.
BY Walsh OF De5oto-A bill authorizing the is
sue OF warrants TO members OF the Legislature for
post0l purpOses-tlO each. Read twice and sent
u committee Of the whole.
BY Mr.. May Of Orlesns-An act relative TO the
taking Of testimony in sppealable cases. Refer
red TO judiciary committee.
The judiciary committee reported on the bill
authorizing al election In the town of Mnden,
fsvorably with amendments. Laid on the table
subject to call And on act relative to justices Of
The peace in Jefferson parish. favorably.
Lee of ST. Bernard offered resolution instruct
ing the commission appointed TO sell the leyee
bonds last summer. TO report at once their action
Amended by substituting requested for Instructed
and adopted.
The Senate having refused to concur in the
House amendments TO the Senate appropriation
bill, striking out the provision paying Che COM
mitiees that sat during the recess the question
came up as TO whether the House would reeede
from lis amendments or appoint conference COM
miftee as requested by the Senate. The House
agreed TO appoint conference committee, when
the chair announced on the committee McMiIlen
Of Carroll; z Leroy, Of Natchitoches; Eager, OF
Orleans (D).
The report of the special committee 10 vbicb
was referred the bill abolishng the present citv
government, fsvoring the passage OF the bill was
read, also the minority report of Mr.. DeC;yangs
ID, opposing the bill.
The amendment submitted By tia comm;ttea
was lost by vote OF Al to 20.
The bill was then indefinitely postponed bv.
vote of 40 to IL. -
Pending motion to reconsider the House sd.
journed.
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Read advertisements Of sales for the coming
week, in auction column, by Chss. T. Nash.
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FOR the sunday CSescent
THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF
THE CAMEL.

cURIosrrEs BEtEALED BY rosr MoRrEx zxAmrS.
ALTON.
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mou,e of Repre.entatrve..

The House met at noon, Speaker Lowell pre-.
siding. 81 members present.
Isabelle offered a resolution providing for Q
clerk for the committee on corporations. Laid on
the tahla
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-13
Carrying n Rife Ball I'm Ones Head
for Five Years. htt
From the Bangor (Me.)

From the Bangor tMe) Whg, Nov. J.
Sumner NJ Bolton, of the Eleventh Maine In.
fantry, at the battle of Bermuda Hundreds was
hit by ball ever the right eyebrow, which PEN
etrsted the orbit and destroyed the sight The
wound was probed, but no ball could be found,
SO it was allowed to heal up. Ever ssterward
Bolton was sHiotad with excrucisting pains in
one.half Of his head and dizziness which no med
icine could relieve. He finally consulted DR..
Sanger, who was of the opinion that the bone in
the back part Of the orbit was injured and ought
TO be removed, or the ball was still lodged there,
pressing upoa the nerves and irritating the
brain. A day or two since the doctor, assisted
by DR.. Jewell cut down and removed an ounce
ball with small portion of the bone attached.
The ball was fatteosd like An old fashioned cent,
and had been corroding in his head Tor five years.
Relief was immediate yt,ros
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A New Trotter.

NEW lOEK, Nov. 4.
This afternoon Mr.. Bonner drove his Bogart
colt, out of Major Winfield. to road wagon,
over the Fashion Course, and the day being fiue
and the colt in good condition speeded him
around Q quarter Of mile in 81 9: seconds. He
afterwards let HIM go half mile in E1Ii5, the
first quarter being made in 81 seconds, and the
last in "a < seconds SO well pleased was Mr..
Bonner with his performance, that he consented
that John Murphy should hitch him to Q sulky
and try him . mile. The track was heavy and
John had never held line over him previously,
but, nevsstheless, he flashed past the first quar-
ter pole in thirty seconds past the half in thirty.
thirty-fosr and q half seconds more, making the
mile in the extraordinary time of two minutes,
nineteen and half seconds This has never
been equaled at the same age, even by Dexter.
Messrs Robert Bonner, Humphreys, William
Simmons and William Borst, werc the timers
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The Mammoth Cave.
Extract JrOm q Pricate Letter.,

.... HtTdcI JfVM ITtCdte 1NtteT' mo- 3. p.
- So We CROPPED about for many
hours in this wonderful place. never saw
anything like it, The freaks of nature dis
played here are very strange, and strike the
beholder with swe.--But the air in some
parts of the cave is close and sitting, and when
we came out found myself saddled with a
terrible fever, which entirely Frustrated me.
The physician had never seen case like it
before, and no remedy he prescribed seemed
to do the least good. My life was despaired
OF Mrs. Wilson, with whom was residing,
had in the house bottle Of PLANTATION BlT-
TIERS, and she insisted I should try it, for she
said she knew it to be certain cure in all
fever, debility, ague, dyspepsia, &c. had
but little faith, but finally consented to try it
as last resort. In less than three hours after
the first dose my fever left me; in two days
was sitting up, and before Saturday night
was as well as ever. tell you all this that
you may know how to act in any case of fever
or any similar disease. firmly believe the
PLANTATION BIvTERs saved my life. ~ = 81
In my next will tell you about the cave in
detail. Up.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. L. snlz Co.'S.

~ County Cotwt thereof % January Ie,7is 1870
Charlotte krnm Us. Thatcher Krum.-BW for Dirnce.
IL appearing rom an affidavit ne in the office 81 the
clerk Of said court said defendant Thatcher krun
not resident OF said state and said mpanan having filed
her bill OF complaint in said the chancey side
heSs9f on shs 2sth day q August sS herein ana sum
Notice, therefore, Is hereby given to said defendant
Thatcher Krum, that unless you shall personally be and
held # the Court House in Ottawa in said county the
hrst Monday OF January next, 1870, (when where
said summons returnaDle and Plead answer, demuI
Or except to said BILL the VIII he taken for
fessed against you, and matters and things therez
prayed for decreed accordingly A. b. MOORE Clerk.
+ r. +. BRowER, Solicitor. pov6
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co.'s
~ In the La Sale County Court 10 he january Torn. $50
To ALL PRRsONs CONCERNED: Take notice that the UNDER
signed guardian Of Henry c. Rutherford, minor, will apply
to the La Sale county the January term thereof
to be holden at the Court House the city Ottawa, in said
county and state the Monday of January next for
order to se the interest Of said ward IN the dcbed
real estate to witt Lots numbered eleven m and twelve Q,
block number seyen a. the Canal Addition
Norris n the county Of Grundy and state Of Illinois, also the
forytwo 2 Of range number thrtytwo ? also The .outs
west quarter of the southeast quarter also the southwest
quarter section thryone CID, In township number forty
al hirtyone S also the northeast quarter p tire
ship number fetytwo g OF range number thirty tw2 sl
In the sAte Of Missouri the interest Of said minor in said town
lots and lands being equal undivided fourth part thereof
snct 10 the dover of Mrs, Elvra Rutherford widow
Of Salmon Rutherford deceased and that the petition thtre.
county court. ~ -
Ottawa, November 9Th, 1862 CHARLOTTE AMEY, ,
Guardian OF C. RuthrTOrd.
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NJ. 70 La s~,i weesr Ottawa
July -, 1t6s-l..
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BUSHNELL & AvEaT, Solicitors.

NOI>I(>E.-EsTATK OF PETER I0BIN, DECE AsED.-,
~ Notice is hereby sen that the undersigned admnista.
tor of estate OF Peter To late of the county of La
Sale and State Of Illinois deceased will ahea before ts
Goth day. of December 1862 at the Court House in Ottawa, IN
said county, when and where all persons having claims or de-
against said notified 10 attend and present the
same in writing for adjustment rFty "a
! 'GofT go MICHAEL ToBIN, =
Octl66w ItasauN r~+.g Administrator.
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Go The Highest Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions Of the United States and
Europe have been aw-arded the Grover &
Baker Sewing Machines, and the work
done by them, whereNgs exhibited in COM
petition. tI..r.
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legal.
NOTIOI1 6F APPLICATION pOR SAID OF REAX
~ ESTATE.

.b3kF - llx1HQSe, C0untv C0grt Qf said County,
70 SGhe (6.,IE - to ydS,0ry term, A. n isSo -,
ae leonard odmnlsratrix OF the estate of
ard, deceased, Patrick Leonard, Ann Atkinson, No
cowen and The unknown hei Of Richard Leonard deceased
--fAa9On f0v s1le Of real eldte
Adaytt OF Tie nonesidence Of said defendants Patrick
Leonard Kate McCowen and the unknown heirs Of Richard
Leonard deceased having filed the ONCE OF the clerk
Of said court notice Is hereby given to the said Patrick Leon
ard Kate McCOwen and the unknown heirs of Richard Leon
ard deceased that said petitioner filed his petition in saia
court the Sd day of November praying for
der Of said court for the sale OF the following described
estate situsted N the county OF La Sale and of Illinois,
viz: Lot seven "a, in block twelve N2) Earl.
VILE and thst summons thereupon issued out of said court
against said defendants, reurnabe OF
uary next Q870( "a Is by law required.
Now untess you the said Patrick Leonard Kate McCowen
and the unknown Richard Leonard,
personally be appear before said the first
Monday Of 1870 the Court House
county and plead demur said petition
and the matters therein charged and stated will be taken
CONFESSED and decree entered against according
prayer OF said petition A b. MOORE Clerk.
j. w. BROWNE, Solicitor. nov6
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HS- The Very Highest prize. THE CROSS
OF 4 HK LEGION OF HONOR, was con.
}erred on the representative OF tho Grover
l. Baker Sewing Machines, ut the EXPOSE
ton Univsrstllb, Paris 1867, thus attcssins
their great superiority over MI other Sew
Ing Machines. ,.,, r,,., ..
9di hieq 50 ron sAlH pr alea var m.t
80 anA. nn'x1 "a n--aA, nos
Ne, 70 La Fall Weet, Ottawa
July -. 1t6-l,.
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The public generally, and the Boston people
in particular. are specializing upon the proba-
bilities Of another Customary sensation.
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To CURE WARrs ON HoRsEs.--Hsnry Z.
Tyros, in the Rural Nen Yorker. tells rs how he
cured . large wsrt on horse belonging to hin
Two years ago bought large Clyde colt
which had . wart AS large mans fist on the
hind leg, Just below the slide joint. The follow
ing remedy procured from an English horse
farrier, which not only removed the wsrt but
left the surface smooth, and it haired over. I
purchased two ounce vial Of butter Of antinony
nd applied it with feather ti.l to the end Of q
g stick three times day, until satisfied that
Sots Of the wart were dead this can Be de.
lned BY disoontinuing the application for .
ok; If the wart starts to grow apply nors).
-After / had thoroughly burned it out in this
way, l applied the follosing to heal it over !:
One pint of rum, one halfpint soft water one
ounce aloss. one-tourth ounce myrrh; pulverize
the aloea mix and wash. applied this wash
three times day and it healed over smooth and
nice. Now have given gratis remedy which
if procured of the horse-farrier would have cost
you fve-dollsr bill.
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lAaNOIrA WkTER.-Superior to the bost i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold ut half the
price. .,...lA ,ln.nr .,ll-f.n. .........--.l
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keal Estate.
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Ia OHAA%l f+

The GILMAN HOUSE, including six town lots good
barn garden and yards together With the furniture Of the
house and billiard table, desired Possession gwen when
desired Other property will be taken in part payment
required time given part Enquire the preniscs
or address PaoPRIEroR GILMAN HOUSE july24-u
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Two RENT.-fA good Two Story Byisk Hspse on Otta.
u Avenue, within ten minutes walk ofths Court Honss
Containing six and good cellar For partlulst IN
qurs Of mays BURKE HEENAN,