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From The largest Manufacturing Chemists in Worldly
$50 November 1, 1874.
lam acquainted with Mr. H + Hclnboid; b occ upied
The drug store opposite residence successful In
conducting the business where others had ally
before him Ihsye been favorsby impressed with his
ter and enterprise" WILLIAM WEIGHTMAH,
Firm oil Powers we.yhtman, Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown Streets PhifadelDh
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r EDWARD q. SMITH, DECEASED
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned executor OF
the Las, viii and tcsalscn ofEdwsr O. Smith. late Of the
~ Of Is Sale and illinois, deceased win sppcs before
the said county the third Monday bFng the
10Th d,v) OF February ISL A. the Court House In ottawa IL
sad county when and where all having claims de-
mands against said estate are notified To attend and present the
same IN writing FOR adjustment -
SAMUEL q. SMITH,
dcCi-0w Executor.
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NpN'I'SsA 4. ~~Ni.i:.-Public notice IL hereby
Cls wir couatv La sale and state Hi.
NOS, did the Eighteenth day OF October 1861
and deliver Lester H. Eancs. OF the place
deed the prcni herr ster "erCrhsd 10 the
and delivered Ny sail Fri L. Waterman said Lester II.
FampS. Or the Of Ittyv" hundred dollars SS),
BILE ~ the Orcr of said Lester " t.mcS the eighteenth
Of October Is ~ with interest thereon the
cent per nnnUnwhcN said mortgage filed for record
In the said county Of la sale III" eichcchh day of Oco
her ~. i, and recorded In Nook llS of Records
3O, In The Recorders orCe of said county Ot La SSlr
And whereas IN and Nv said deed the said Lester
H. ElmcS and his legal cprren are authorized and cm
powered To sell said real estate in sd mortgage mentioned
and all right and equity OF redemption OF said mortagor-
their heirs executors administrations assigns default
In the payment of said note aud interest part thereof
And whereas Lester II, FNnr> did. tho tw'ny.eghh
day uf December 1870 sell transfer and, under his hand
Leland;
And whereas defiant Ina been made IN the payment or said
promiSsOry urr and the thereon the eighteenth
day OF october u. 1862 and seal" money Is AL due and
unpaid;
Sow therefore notice IS hereby vcn that will
day, the an day &c February - HI ~ IA" south door OF
the County Court House IN Ottawa, IN Ia Sale county and
state of Illinois, AZ h- hour ~ ten o'clock NJ for the pur
otter aud sell u, public anc'on hgn-. and hest hder
therefor. Tor cash. the following described Premises viz =
Lots number M two C). and N" north hall o o' No
six ~, AL In block number ninety tNDl IN states Addition
To- ottawa in the county OF La sale and stNc Of illinois,
with the appnrrnancrs being the described IN said
mortgage with All the right and equity 81 r"d"mp
ton of the said Fri l.. Waterman snd ian" A. waterman
iS w, thrr heirs, executors administrators and assigns
In and To d premises and will then and there execute aud
deliver To- the purchaser deed OF ~ sad prcni
scs, In pursuance OF the powers Of said mortsarc
LORENZO LELAND,
Ottawa, December 30, 1870. Assignee
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NrcI'lC ESTATE or WILLIAM HALCorr DFC'D.-
= Notice hereby given, that the undersigned, Admpis.
tratriN of the 81 William slcott the county
La sale and stare Of Illinois, deceased will appeal before the
County Court or said county the ts Monday lbairg the
S0 dsvl OF FEBRUARY 1911. ~ the Court House ottawa
said county, when nHd where al having claims
the same Ia writing for adjustment
Dated this an day 81 January \. u. lsil.
LOUISA HALCOTT
jln1-6w Administrative
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4 ATTACHMENTS OT'ICE..-SrATE OF
u ILLINOIS, la SALE COUNTY, s-trc.a Court OF sad
CoustV. February Term A. d. ISL
William H. W. Cushman. doing business by the firm name
and style OF ottawa Machine shops and Foundry. James
b. Drake.-Ailchrl>ia.
Public notice hereby given the said James Drake
that writ Of attachment issued Of the once Of clerk
Of La Sale Co. Circuit Court dated 'he oath A. D.
1870, at the suit Of the said william II. w Cushmsn and
against the estate or the said James Drake the sum of
three hundred and oryN dollars throe directed
TO the sheriff Of said county which said writ returned
executed:
Now therefore, unless you the said James Drake shall
personally h. and appear before The County T-,uit
Court before the first day the term thereof be holden
81 the Court House in the city Of ottawa Mondny
Of February ISL give special bail and plead said
plaintiffs action. Judgment win he entered against you and
In OF the SAID William H. " Cushman in th OF
the property attached ~ sufficient satisfy the said
Judgment and costs Will I've sD!d ~ satisfy the same
CHARLES II. HOOK Clerk
CAMERON ~ GILLIAN, paintifs Attorneys.
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NSI'ls f-.-EsrArH OF JACOB &. LTrNINGEE, DEC'sD.
Notice hereby tivpnhGt the undersigned, adminlSra.
rN OF the estate of Jacob g. i"'nngcr late county
La sale AMI state of Illinois, deceased appear before the
County court of said county the third Monday hoing the
2Uth day 81 February ~. NJ the Court House in Ottawa
said county, when and where all persons .aying claims
demands against said estate notified attend and present
the same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this eth day Of January A.. y. ls1f.
ELLENORA LETNINGER.
taUI-tw Admins ntriy.
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. = IfIA I.l.fN II, HUN, OF
IAsRfoS GILLIAN, Plalhtih : Attorneys. IRn
. T-1,ACIIMEN1, NO-rICE.-srArE

n ILLINOIS, la SALE County, SID SAL. tOtty T.r
cfl' foHfr, FrtrlrtV Is 4. D. lsil
Herman Alschucr and Simon AsChulpr partners doing
business by the and style of Achuler Co. James
T. Drakc.-fidrhUlprg
Public notice is hereby given 10 the said James Drake
that writ ri attachment issued OF the office
OF tie la sale County Circuit Court dated the eth
December ~. NI1. "a. the sut 81 said
and against the est.te Of the said James Drake for the sum
,ci 10 m" sheriff .! La sale county, which sand has
been returned "vr"utsd
NOW. therefore. ,ou. the said james b. Drake shall
personally Toe and appear before the La Sale County Cir
cult Court before tn first day of the thereof to he
holden ~ the Court House in the city Of ottawa
Monday o February ISL give special bail and plead
the said PLAINTIFF action, Judgment will be entered against
you and in favor Of the said Aschucr Co.. and OF
the property attached he sufficient satisfy the said
judMent -nd costs will ba sold 70 satisfy the same.
CHARLES II RO0K, Clerk.
CAMERON " GILLIAN Piantts' Attorneys. JAM
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NoIICE.-EsrATE OF NEWTON FURR DsCRAaRp-
Soticeis hereby gwen, that the undsTagncd Admins.
traitor of the estate of Newton Fur county of
sale and sase Of Illinois deceased VIII appear before the
county Court OF said county the Monday s4ng the
10Th day. OF March ISL the Court House Ottawa .sd
cunt When and where all persons having claims or de-
mands against said notified attend And
the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 10Th day Of January A. d. 1871.
, SQUIRE N. FURR.
Ah*-ow Administrator
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#e0ical.
no PHYSiCIANs.

TO PHYSICIANS.
TO PHYSICIANS,
Nsw YORK. August 18th, 1888.
Allow me 10 call Your attention my PREPA kA TON
" tUhEDLND EiTHACT BLCHI. The component parts
are; BttHt, LONG LEAP, Curriers', JUMPER BERRIRS.
MODE or PRRPA vacuo Juniper berries
placement with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries very
little sugar Is used and small proportion spirit 1t q
more palatabie than any now in
Buchu as prepared by Druggss Is Of dark color. 1t
plant that emts It's fragrance the action OF lame destroy
this ats active principle leaving dark and dec
paraaon predomnAes the smallest quantity Of the other
ingredients added 10 uPon inspec
ton 1t will be found not to be Tncure made Pharms
copRa. IL II Syrupand therefore in eases
where fever Inflammation exists. yen have the
knowledge OF the ingredients and The mode Of
Hoping that you VIII favor It with trial. and that upoa in
specton 1t will meet with your appreciation,
lam, very respectfully,
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist And Druggist Of - years experience
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NOTICE:.-EsrArE SARTcs J. 4 vy7rS DRCEAsHp
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Admins
traitor of the estate Of Barton Austin late of the
county OF La Sale and State OF Illinois. Gcceased will ap
pear before the County Conrt county the third Mon
Ottawa in said county when and where persons having
claims demands against said are notified TO AT
ahd present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 5th day of January A. d. 1S7l
WILLIAM AUSTIN,
iar--sw Administrators
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NrfSiAL COMMISSIONERS AND MASTERS sAIE-
Nouce hereby ven, That BY virtue OF decree made
% record by the Circuit Court OF La Sa he county
ae OF iihos at the November term of said eourt A. D.
ls in certain cause pending in sad cot On ~:
chanoery hde thereof wherein Cecilia = Kilel rs con
pansnt and Ellen kes and Others ere d-fcn,r,. sh.
on Tuesday, the seventeenth OF Jsnnsrv ~ S-
hour OF Two O'Clock in the afternoon 81 said day . ~ ale
az the south door OF the County Court House in Csvs in
bidder. the following described property hcog a..
dcred by said decree to be sold 10 saw ~ Or
Ihe west hall OF the north quarter OF the
quarter OF section seven a. also the half of Inc Est
OF tue northeast quarter OF section nine also the sonh
east quarter OF the northwest quarter section pns
In township thiItyhrec 49, range Eve 0 EAST Of m. 49,.
ikkAs OF SALr-Cash. GEORGS II. LELAND
Special Commissioner and Master 10 ChsIeerv
H. h BOYLE Complts Solicitor asri.sv'
NOTICE. hereby given there were no SiSd,,s
~ he TINE and place mentioned and forth in abovS
or the SAID real estate In said notice described said
SAFE adjourned until Saturday twenty 9Th dsy OF F,h
ruary D. ISL ~ the hour OF Two O'Clock IN he sernoon
OF day at which tune shall again otter AID eIpOes Tor
e SAID real estate In said notice above described % IL
IN SAID above notice IN set forth
anai-!~ Special Commissioner and Master n CHeSoe;y
MASTER'Ss SATE-Notre 4, herehv y,v,n
W That by virtue OF decree made and Of record
~ me county Court OF La Sale county, Illinois, 1t
vhere Stephen +. Rogers mplsinant and Emily
french and Ephraim c. French deendanu shall tT
Monday the thirteenth day Of February A. D. 1871 at the
hou OF two O'Clock in the afternoon said ay or Tor nj
~ the south door OF the County House in (ptta
Va In said county at public auction, win then sell 10 he
ordered by said decree 10 he sold. that Is say:
Lots No nine 90 and ten , in block eight , in the ILL.,
county of La sale and state OF Illinois " -NN'"
TxEAs OF sALr.-Cash. GEORGE N. LELAND,
d c,,ox., c..-,,,, cu,. Master in Chaneery.
l.. b. CkooxkR' Complts Solicitor. jahlt5w
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia sALLx Co-ss.
~ CTcur Court thereof, 10 February ls7In I11.rey
Austin C. Burnyame re. Daniel B. Smith, sabra A. Buck
IN Florence smith, Frank D. Smith and Gathering b. Smith.
~! 70 fOrsC.Dse rO,tgQ1e
disappearing from AFFIDAVIT file IN the once Of the
clerk of said court that said defendants Ssbrs A. ckn
Florence smith, frank d. smith and Catherine Smith,
h0t residents OF said state and said wing filed
Dill OF complaint In said court the Chancery thereof
on he 81 day OF January u. ISL, herein
having been Issued thereon according to law;
Notice. therefore, is hereby given said Defendants Sabra
A. Bukkn Florence Smith Frank d. Smith Catherine
H. Smith, that unless you shall personally be aud appear
before said court AZ said term thereof b. held the
court house in Ottawa. In said county the Monday
OF February next. lIi (when said
returnsbe,l and plead demur except said
BILL the will he taken confessed against you and
the matters and thing. there's ecreed accord
ingly. CHARLES H hook CJerk
j. '" BROWNE Sohcftor JAM
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HwEE,r AND FRESH

long He after being removed from Ne Refrigerator Farm
mea, from carry 1t home without fear OF
~ spelling the
Liberal discount to hotels railroad contractors and others
br.ying IN lay. Quantities.
Having mad large experience In the cattle shipping bust
Chicago for III. last three years the undersigned will
s,trnd shat branch OF The business In
whis orders are solicited. SOLOMON DEGAN.
IitaWN. lnns llth lSN
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Chicago g. North Western R. NJ
TIME TABLE
DEPART.

Local BREyITIEs Several persons went
to Chicago from this city last Saturday to
hear Nilsson sing in the evening, but were
disappointed. . The Union has received an
addition to it's editorial corps....A heavy
gale visited this locality last Sunday night,
LAYING q few fences, and scattering lumber
around promiscuously. Our dancers must
polish up a little, they are getting way De-
hind on fashionable dances. For instance,
last Monday night when the leader OF Inc
band called g swing your partners ike I'LL,
there were hardly a dozen in the hall that
knew how to do it.. L. Fellows q Co. have
anew advertisement in our paper this week
.... The printers of this office were treated
to splendid oyster supper last Monday
evening by the Junior typo" ITO pre-
vent accident, the top.mast of the liberty
pole on Market square Is to be lowered.
The wind has nearly brought 1t down several
times lately. What number of good reso-
buttons were formed last Saturday night
We saw ct least dozen men who were
smoking their last cigar or had their last
uu Ids in their mouths, all determined to ab-
stain for the space of one year. ...Our brass
band took their stand on Market square on
New Years eve., and ushered the new year
in to the tune of America" Our carrier
returns his thanks to the patrons OF the
TELEGRAPH Tor their liberallty on New
Years day. Our new sheriff has moved into
his brick residence in this CITY,. "A friend
informs us that both the banks in this city
are in good condition ali rumors to the con-
trafy Notwithstanding. IA prospectus OF
Saturday Night, an excellent story paper, may
be found in our columns this week. 1.-The
Chicago Post prospectus may also be found
in our paper this week. The Hutchinson
family sing in this city on the l4th and 10th
of this month. Some young people propose
having party at the Halliday House in
short time. Several of our citizens state
that they could see the Michigan shore from
the top of the Halliday House, yesterday
afternoon. "A slight rain is falling as we
go to press.
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seems to be backward in coming forward this
winter. Half the winter gone, and the
ground has barely been covered, to the in
tense disgust of great many young people
who want to sleighing went" To those
who are really anxious to have sleigh ride,
we would recommend DR.. Franklin's SUBJ
stitute = If you want to enjoy all the CON-
forts of q sleigh ride, open the doors at both
ends of hall on cold night, SO that a
draught of cold air will be produced, place a
block of ice on chair in the hall, sit down
on the ice in your night clothes and place
your feet in basin of ice water, hold an
icicle in one hasad, and jingle tea bell with
the other" ~
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Special Notices.
Are you going East9"

swell, neighbor H, are you going
East this season?''
Don't think shall that trip last year
rather used me up.''
"You didn't go by the Broad guage Erie
Railway. then. did your"
''No, sir; if had. I'd have been happ
man to-day" it0
"Why, bows that"
swell, in the first place. if had gone by
tht Erie should have reached New York in
season to meet an important engagement
as it was, went by another line, was several
hours late, and lost thousands Of dollars by
it," PSI
You recollect my ADVICE before you start
Yes and 1 wish had followed it. WHY
am told that the Erie cars are a foot wider
than those in ordinary use, and that man
can live in them both day and night iust as
comfortably as he can at the Sherman or the
Gait House,
Eyes, and just as good and regular meals
at the Company's hotels along the line"
THAT'S an item, for always get hungry in
travelling. But where do you connect with
these Erie coaches? / might take notion to
run on East before long, for they say it is
alone worth the price of a ticket to see the
Drawing. Room Cars"
''They run four Daily Express Trains,
starting from Cincinnati, from Cleveland,
from Dunkirk, from Buffalo and from Roch-
ester, and running through to New York with
out change. You can take the Broad Guage
cars at either of these points, and in either
case will have view of such scenery rs you
never saw before in your life, unlees you've
been to Switzerand.p A
No, never have. but I'm going to New
York by the Erie Railway the first week car
spare, and shall take my whole family along.
Where do you buy the tickets ?'' ~
"Oh, anywhere All the principal ticket
agents throughout the West and South have
them for sale. Our agent here says he ha!
all he can do to supply the demand.'
Does he Well, I'll hurry over to the de-
pot, reckon, and invest right away Good
day, Sir" IA. 1e ~ Tut i5@I
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The Waukegan Gazette passed into new
hands with the commencement of the present
year. Jas. Y. Cory, who has published the
paper for the past thirteen years has dis
gentlemen well known in Lake county, who
will undoubtedly make the paper as lively
and readable as its many patrons would wish.
We wish the new proprietors abundant sue
cess in their enterprise, and know they will
work hard to be deserving.
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WISCONSIN CHEEsE.-We cut out the fol-
lowing item from the yearly statement Of the
business and commerce of the northwest for
1870, from the Chicago Tribune of last Satur-
day:
1.-THE Importance of the dairy interest
will be appreciated when it is understood
that the value of the cheese product for the
year 1870, is estimated at SAC, 000, 000 and
that OF butter at $4,000 600 At the com
mencement of the year 1870 there were l, O66
cheese and butter factories in the United
States against S03 in 1853, and 572 in 1857.
Of these factories S24 are in New York, IS in
Ohio, 81 in Illinois, and 81 in Wisconsin. The
exports for the past season exceed the ex-
ports for 1869 by about $50 600 boxes.
In all probability the commercial editor of
the Tribune did not know what he was writing
of when he spoke of Wisconsin's share in the
number of cheese factories in the United
States, as he is decidedly in the wrong. He
must have got his ideas from the Dairymen's
Report of 1867. In 1869 and in the spring OF
1870, we had seventy nine cheese factories in
full running operation in Wisconsin ard it
is safe to say that the state now contains at
least one hundred.
In kenosha county alone we have thirty
two factories, and no better cheese can be
found than is made by the dairymen of the
:" Banner County, If the writer of the
above item would visit some of the dairy
farms in this county, he would go away
with the highest opinion of Wisconsin cheese,
and would probably be more careful in his
future reports of the dairy business of the
northwest.
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OLIVER OPrIc's Magazine for January is
on our table. Besides some very fine illus
trations this number contains four chapters
of highly interesting story by Oliver Optic,
entitled "Cringla and Gross. Tree, or the Sea
Swashes of a Sailor" several good poems ;
two chapters of splendid tale by Sophie
May, entitled "The Doctors Daughter -
four chapters of Elijah Kellogg's new story
"The spark of Genius, or the College Life OF
james Trafton;" several interesting short
stories. dialogues, editorials.the Letter Bag
ETC., etc. 1t is unnecessary to say that Oil
yer Opticspublishes theibest youths magazine
in Americas Boston; Lee & shepard.
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ATTENTION FIREMEN. The annual meet
ing OF the Kenosha Fire Department will be
held at the Court House, on Monday evening.
Jan. 9th, 1871, at O'Clock p. M, for the cleo
ton of officers and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the de-
partment PAUL SAUBER, Sec. K. F. D.
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A QUEER MANIA.-We have man in town
who has mania for buying ones, twos and
three cent pieces, on which he marks his ini-
tiais, and then puts them in circulation
again. He buys coppers at the post office in
packages OF from one to five dollars at time,
and after marking them, sells them.
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James Adams has purchased the premises
formerly owned and occupied by John Wier.
southeast corner of Market and Exchange
streets, opposite the American House, and
has moved his pump factory to that point,
where he can be found by anybody in need
of pumps, etc. BIZ
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at the close of the past term, were misun-
derstood, desire to say that have not by
any means underestimate the Ucry faithful
manner in which most of the pupils have
performed their work. More or less of the
time during the term, a few were very neg
lectful oflessons, and their average scholar
ship was very Io,u consequently, the average
of the whole school was lowered. Nine
tenths of the school have worked as dligent-
IN and faith fully as ever sap that 'aunaber OF
pupils. Il. Q. DURKEE.
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If any of our farmers wish to learn the best
time for pulling thistles and cutting elders
they can do so by calling on the postmaster
at Pleasant Prairie.
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THE LIGHT GUARD Ball at Simmons Hall
last Monday evening was splendid affair,
and was attended by goodly number OF our
citizens. The music was fine, and dancing
was kept up till late hour.
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PARK CITY HOSE Goa meeting will be
held tomorrow evening, at o'clock, for the
election of officers, and the transaction of
any other business that may be introduced.
All members are expected to attend.
g EDvApDs Gao
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diocese of Wisconsin held the opening session
of the annual convocation at st. Matthew's
Church in this city, on Thursday evening of
last week, the Dean OF the district, Rev. Il !.
w. Beers, D. D., presiding. After a
preliminary meeting the evening was
devoted to religious services, the
Rev. Fayette Durbin, of GAINESVILLE,
occupying the pulpit and preaching a
sermon appropriate to the occasion. The
regular business sessions commenced Friday
morning.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-05

A new Post Office has been established be-
tween here and Waukegan, on the State Lire,
under the name of Spring Bluff, and Mr.. An
son E. Lapham has been appointed F M.
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A notice of the New York Independent, one
of the largest and best papers published In
the United States, may be found in our sd-
yertising columns this week.
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MARRIED,

DoDGE-sENs OR.--By Rev. T. R. setterfeld.
at the house of the brides father in Fairf end
H., Dec: g. 1870 Mr.: Morris B. Dodge. of Ken
ILL.,