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, 1870-05-07
SUPERIOR COURT.

-4Oh%14Ao. VT a AAHSAo&~
ssernio D. Gilman This Is m action or asfompsit
On tltai in which the demand = stated at sio ooa
1ssa, he paid to the defendants the sum 81 -, ,oeo
rs the purchase price Of house then being erect.
and Calumet avenue, the condition being that the
building Should be completed IN sccorlance With
plan and specification then in defendants posses
SO completed, but was given over with manJ dc
1sts existing ie in it, i9e,53dng ss'e
that there Fas aa acceptance Of the building
aS 1t stood when the purchase was male, at which
time the building wns almost completed, and that
after thIt date the work WAS performed rs called
for BY the specifications and plan, or, II not, then
The alterations were made bY the consent Of plain
znts thnt 1 plainrif wss Informed Of the detects
which existed by his architect, whom he Instruct
ed 70 Keep his peace concerning them, as he in-
tended to sue and recover back part of the pur-
chase money In consideration Of them
DECREE FOB POSSESSION
Gre was cnrcrcd br waieh defendant is required
yela s mof Of 9n
feet cast Of the northwest corner, whence south
Sc feet: thence east q feet thence north Sc feet,
thence vet feet to H. place Of With
1otore issued restraining defendant from selling
or cncumbcring the properly IVES also made per-
CIT su1r-DErEc71yE SIDEWALK
CathaIine and John Ccughlin y. The City. Ac-
lion OF The case denied. This Is an action to re-
cover damages alleged to have been sustained by
Mrs Coughll1 ty reason OF Eer falling through q
defective sidewalk, 1T the corner Of Canal and
Mitchell streets, some time IN June last
REALTY-cLOrDS REMOVED
Anson G. r. Scgur +. Frederick r. WILSON De
cree confirmed confE1nlng compialnani7s title, as
against clouds specified, to Lots H. 7E, 10 s. In
elusive, OF Block 9, Swans Subdivision Of the
Southeast quarter Of Section :, 3a, Il
NOTICE.
A grand jufy fs ordered to be returned Into this
court on Wednesday next
NEW ECITB-ISJrSCT10S.
Jacob +. Miller =. Peter MQSantz Injunction
Sued out to restrain defendant from collecting the
rents and profits Of the honse No Isl State street.
MECHANICS LIEN.
james E. Cassidy r. Itc;ltn ". Granniz. Petition
to enforce mechanics lien upon Lot Is, Snb-block
i Of Block 81, La1tn 4 Smiths Subdivision Of the
west haff Of Canal Trustees Subdivision Of the
west half Of Section e. u, Il.
, 1870-05-07
RAILROADS.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains
SE-HNER ARRANGEMENT

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, 1870-05-07

Illinois ond Michigan Canal
cANALL0cK, CHICAGO, ,May ell, rn.-CLEaRED-
salt Clariett LasaIe, ooo It lumber, 15,o0o lat,
1900 flooring, 2, ,5u0 siding; .BoarI OF Trade,
Ma1yellles. 5000 # lumber, $500 1ath, 1890
shingles; Dolphin, Ortawa, e9,5t5 It lumber,
e,C09 cubic It timber.
AKR1yEn-A.lantlc, LaSalle, $500 btu wheat:
Montca1n, Joliet 90 Jds stone; Mary Orcly, Joliet,
!, Letnont, s. yds stone; j. [. Alexander, L.
mont, IS ysts stone; c. ". Walker, 20 yds stone,
u brls !nn, Stars and Stripes, Lemont, 80 yds
Hess, Lemont 81 yds stone: Il. L Peasiee, L.
mont, 81 yds stone; Eclipse, Lemont 81 ytls stone:
Angpsta, Big Run, % yda stone; Thunde.bolt,
wa, s5 ytls sionc; Genesal RosecTans, 0ttaYa,
<, go lbs Etaves, e,4a9 MS carpenter work
, 1870-05-07
COUNTY COUET.

Estate Of Peter Grassie. VIII probated and let
tiers testalucutary Issued TO Andrew Spauldlug,
under bond OF $6e91.
- Estate Of Bernard Cassidy. VIII proved and
- 1e1terE testameutaty granted to John and Ellen
Cassidy. under bond Of xl6,0O
Estate of Charles Augustus Eaton. VIII proved
3-lnd letters OF administration granted 10 Emma L
80. Eaton, widow, under bond Of sEOeeu.
, 1870-05-07
COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY EVENING, May 6.
Tho following table shows the receipts and
shipments OF produce ut this point during the
past tweuty-four hour4:
, 1870-05-07
Tho Llye Stock lIsaEkGtk~

on spos easter; slz lzsds;2s; 'hsxvy xGoas calet:'
ta Unseed dr1u. LIusecd eli 1luer. :. :, 4
UIScr Nat Cotton Sse1dr.
, 1870-05-07
PoH nf RNfEnlnn

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, May Bark Sunny
Side; sehoo1ers A. G. Sforey and C. II. Hu1lt.
CLE1KEp FOR CHICAGO, May a--PropeUers Dc
tator, Idaho; barks City OF Palnesvifle, Tanner;
Eye6nc,
, 1870-05-07

sllEEP-Ihc demand exceeded the supn]y. and
ttrf preSs " Tsfe arm and higher. Only 45a hcau ar
average advance Of &C. We uuote at 81 s5s * *
for common to choice
, 1870-05-07
CHAS. M, EVANS.
PROPRIETOR,
C.. u. JACKSON l. col
PRICES:

Eoodand's German Bitsers, par botsls., 800
Hoofand's German Bittszs, half dozen... 500
Hooaand's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, per bottle t1e-..-....-......--.....- 1.5o
Or 3 half dozen for ......,..............,. 7.30
Do not forget to exane ve1-tha article Jou buy In
order 70 Eet thu genuine
, 1870-05-07

ssuffs and provisions ii New York from May
l to oApril 50; for four yea1s: -, I.
BKKlpSTUFTS -,
:: .'s 1s69-7o. 1852. 1ss1-A 1871.
Flour, hrls. s,7ss,ol6 ,s:7,14 e,ss1,s 400 a6sss1
, 1870-05-07

hon JAMES THOMSON. Judge oS chs Supreme
Court Of PennsytranIa:
PHILADELPHIA, April q, LEE
Il couhlder 'HoOFLANDtS GERMAN B1TTKRS'
valuable medicine in Of attacks ef indignation e
dyspepsia. can eerfy this from MT experience of IL
'Yours. with respect.
~JAAES THoNsoM~
, 1870-05-07

HON. GEO. SHARsWOOD, Juesice Of the Suuxr.,a
Comtof Pennsylvania:
~PHLADElFH<A, June I, t3s6.
II hsre found by experience that sHOOFIAANns5
GhAaAS 8FrTERs' b very Eood tonie, relieving
d7speptc ssstc1ns all1ost directly
"GEORGE HHARSWpQp.s
, 1870-05-07
THE Law ,MURTS
South Park Matters--"Detectsve
Sidewalk.
Few Cases Wills ProVed-Partner-
ship Suit.
UNITED STATES C1RGJIT COURT.

CASE TRIED.
Iru T. Wetmo1e =. John Laird E}ectment 1c1
The northwest quarter OF Section IA, IL, west j.
in Henderson County. Case submitted t. jury
BooT On 1HE o1HRn LEG.
Advon J. Davis r. Jesse 7. Richards This Tas
proceeding instituted some time ago FOR the 8et-
tlement Of q copartnershir, the parties being en-
gagged IN the business OF Introducing Into pnohc
use, manufacturing and vending, stean hea1ns
apparatus. Comp.airant ayeI1ed Of his partner
-{whp Is utysjcIap) that he had received t1e H.
come OF the business and refused 70 properly ~ ~
count His charge WIS especially dlseGte0 tg a tns
construction Of the ap!a:ttus q -, tne s,sa5. wse
it appeared. contrary 10 the counlas1aAts aseI-
meas that complainant Is indebted 70 I1c pAs.Ncs-
ship N The sum 9s e aao 'G dan ne tie lnsi
tuition OF the suit ne ezedt hau lssueos "A'eu 70
now set aside.
soutb Park Commissioners '. Ma.y T. Palme
-ef ais. Commissioners were appohlea ~ .is nsses
the damages 70 result from thu condeinnatlon
the undivided halfof PROPERTY, commeaehg a. -,
point T3t S feet east and 112-a fctt norm 81 LIE
Southwest corner Of the northwest tFactoha!
ter OF ScG1ioa = IS; thence degrees Il minutes
west, 6ssG feet to q strip OF land owned " tne
Tuion Stock Yard and Transit Company, thence
west zoo feet thence south degrees II minutes
65a6 feet thence epa feet to the place Of be-
ginning {about three acrcs5.
c appointed to ass4:ss damages for the con1em-
n:Aiion OF faEf Of Section II, IS; commencing at
ia:t:.t the we5t line OF said section, 10 chains
St nth Of the northwest corner Of the northwest
cUatt;r Of th: section, thence south Is chRins 19
links, thence est u CHAINS 81 links, thence north
q degrees ses:, lc chains 10 luks, thence west to
The place Of acs;IDling taD acrcs).
NEW EEIT-NECEANIES' LIEN.
William ueaTson ct a.. T. The Trustees Of the
Oakland Congregational Church Petition fled to
II, Block 4, c1eavetville Addition md improve
ments
, 1870-05-07
H0Q]!!!L LhsSD'S GERMAN tonic
H00FLAND'S GERMAN. TONIC

rleasant preparation o3 The Bitters for tboae wb
40 NOT IKE extreme Btter1 It Ii composed Of an tae
fasedens Of tho Bltters combined with rurc saa.a
cruz Rum. and das1eeshta4fayo.ns ext1aeta IT. use
recommend when .oms E. s.imnlant Ia required IN
connection with the tonic preparation Of the Blttu
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-03-12
To Females.

When a female is in trouble or afflicted
with disease, as weakness of the back and
limbs, pain in the head, dimncss of sight.
loss OF muscular power, palpitation of the
heart, irritability, nervousness extreme urin.
airy dilfculties, arrangement of digestive tunc-
tons, general debility, vaginit;s, all diseases of
The womb, hysteria sterility and all other
diseases peculiar to females, she should 60 or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor.
W. X. Dohcrty. at his tdical Institute. and
consult him about her troubles and disease
The Doctor is el'ccting more cures than any
other Physician in the State Of California
Let no false delicac! ricvent You, but apply
Immediately anu save yourself from painful
suiferings and premature death. Married La
dies, whose delicate health or o:hcl circum-
stances prevent an increase in their families.
should write or call at Dr.. W. X. Dohcrty' !.
Medical Institute, and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The doctors Offices
are so arranged that he can be consulted with.
out fear Of observation
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To the Am.Cicd

DR.. W. X. DUHERTY return. his sincere
thanks to his numerous patients for their pat
r"nage, and would take this opportunity to
remind them that he continues to consult at
his Institute for the cure Of Chronic Diseases of
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Gcnito-Crinary Organs. and all Private Dis
eases, viz Syphilis in all its forms and stages
Seminal Weakness, and all the horrd conse-
qnences of sclt-abuse GonorrhTa elect, Strict
urcs. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sex
ual Debility, Diseases Of the back and Loins
Inflammation Of the bladder and kidncys etc.
and he hopes his long experience and success
ful practice will continue to insure him share
ofpublic patronage. BY his practice of many
years in Europe and the United States he is
enabled to apply the most efficient and sue
ressful remedies against diseases Of all kinds.
he usesno mercury. charges moderate treats
his patients in a correct and honorable wav
and has references Of ucqucstionatIe ycracity
from men of known responsibility and biri,
standing IN society. All parties consulting
him. by letter or otherwise, will receive the
hest and gentlest treatment, and implicit
secrecy.
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Many the write. these lines and invalid physician while visiting the
Island Of st. cz for their health experienced and witnessed surprising and
beneficial effects the Rum there produced Of the nvaids who were e
euves seeking health and inquiry and investigation obtained full history
Of its medicinal virtues He delighted and surprised and after his recovery
which occurred determined possible the sole right manufacture
and sell it in the United States.
The result his .s glorious for himself and suffering humanity
for the celebrated PLANTATION ETENs made the world PLAN
TAToN sITTcRs being article Of founded principles and
relying wholly the vegetable world forts medicinal effects worked rapid revolt
ton the history medicine and became household word all the civilized
world The cabae T!seox aman health and the demand for
the PLANTATION BITTERs exceeded the abilities prrogs supply
Notwithstanding the large importation st. Rum made expressly for the
pounding Of these Ber the quantity inadequate therefore became
that abroad should be made and agent
dispatched to st. Thomas for purpose He fortunate in securing and
leasing several plantations the largest and most productive estates the
island Houses stills and erected if BY magic which utterly aston
hed the natives The services experienced and natives island were pro-
cured and the props the PLANTATION 5TTEas were position
supply their laboratory with all the perfectly St cz Rum needed mnuf
turing the GREAT Dyse3?Tlc TONIC AND laToR The above represents
the natives crushing the preparing for the stills and
As ane Fever and Intermittent and Maaors Feve and
other kindred diseases the the PLANTATION sTTRs unsurpassed in the
history the world Over five million disposed annually They
adapted old and young male and female They agreeable in and always
produce an immediate beneficial result
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Mode of Making a Hot-bed.

TINE FoR MAKING IfoT-DED-Tor
planting the seeds Of cabbage and other
hardy plants. | make my beds from the
middle to the end Of February For to-
mato and other tender plants, from the
frs; to the middle oS March. In my
Judgment. there i nothing gained by start
ing tender plants earlier than this. for
they cannot. with any degree of safety, be
planted out in the open ground much be-
fore the middle Of May Though we may
have no frosts to Kill the plants our nights
at that season of the year are usually so
cold as to chill and rctarl their growth,
that we lose more than We gain.
HEATING MhTERIA.-Ihc best material
for generating heat in hot-bed is fresh
manure from the horse stable With this
there should be mixed an equal quantity
of oak leaves, or, in the abscrc3 of leaves,
the same quantity of coarse litter from the
stable. But | have found Ivy experience
that leaves are preferable to anything else
have tried, both for equalizing and pro-
longing the heat Of the bed.
PREPARING THE HEATING MATERIAL.
The manure and leave or litter ! obtain
about two weeks before the time wish to
plant my seeds, and place them in heap
large enough to create fermentation,
and leave it in that condition until the
rank steam passes off, which will be in
four or five days. If the manure is dry,
it should be well damrened by pouring on
water while placing it in the heap.
FORMING TIE BEp.-My mode is this 4:
1 mark of on the ground space about
six feet wide, and longer than the
frame l use, and drive stake in the
ground at each corner. To these nail
some rough boards, to keep the manure
in place. Ithcn commence putting in the
manure, spreading it evenly over the bod,
and pressing it firmly down until it is Of
the hight l desire. For the starting of
the seeds of cabbage and other half hardy
plants, eighteen inches in hight are sufi-
cient; but tomato and other tender plants
REQUIRE more heat, and the bed should
rise to the hight of two feet when firmly
pressed down.
When the bed is formed, place upon
it nv frame, which is made Of common
plank, nailed together, with post in each
corner for support.
The frame | use is FIVE feet ten inches
wide, and twelve feet long, large enough
for four sashes 3x6 feet; the front board
being twelve inches high and the one al
the back about twenty inches, with strip:
three inches wide nailed across the
frame, for the purpose Of receiving the
edges of the two sash where they meet
and allowing strip an inch wide between
to keep them in place when sliding then
back and forward in giving air. Wher
the frame is placed on, | put on the slas'
and let i; remain until the heat rises anC
the rank steam again escapes, when
place about SIX inches Of good garder
maid in the frame. When the heat re
eedes TO - or - deg. a. indicated b,
the thermometer. | plant the seeds Of 10
m&tocs and other tender plants But i
shoald fall below 20 deg, before the seed
Of halEhardy plants are "a; in. if we wisl
to have healthy plants.-Corye,Posdeao
oftAs Willamette FGrHser
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THE farmers SHoP-Every farmer
should have a shop fitted up with such
tools Is are used by the carpenter, joiner
uaehiniss and blacksmith. or with tho,e
that wuali be valuable IN making repairs
Above al We consider lathe very desir-
able II Eoull be impossible within the
iinaiis Of newspaper article. to merely no
ties the advantages Q. this machine and It's
varied uses A very good foe; lathe costs
from sixty to o5s hundred dollars. and the
rs0Dey Is very vel expesisd in the pur-
chase. Artle!es Of Use and ornament.
made Of wood, ivory and metal, may be
tzrDei oct By the foo,-l%the convenient for
uSe in The house OF On the farm The
praetiee % the lzthe is one q the mos;
fascinating Of FassiH,es for stormy day or
"a unemployed evening. Apart from il.
Use in making and repairing the foot
lathe : p!uasaH, eOmEAniOI for the basi-
ness-h1zaied and bE7is-se2ry. 0ae who
aaeTe il - : eOmYaalOn Q: Ia. lslsare
hsg-s, win seon ueooue an adept. and the
in0se be Uses aa1 becomes acquainted with
his raacAine the lsster be r:i Ike IL Tie
~iA be sErpriss1 al the number and ele-
Ez.ec Of the lissle artiele- q use and or..-
fasns tasA he can preiase fr0Ea tae roagh
sa1ssri2i, and at the pleasure the practice
ct mechanical ar; ss9ri. Scseuf, 6c
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