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REVENGE:

Thoroughbred, Golden Sorrel, lG hands high
for breeding and form he has not an equal in this
country.
PEDIGREE-Revenge by imported Monarch. lSt dam,
Fashion, imported Trustee ID dan Bonnets O. Blue, by
Sir Charles; Sd DAM Reality by Sir Archy it'll dam by I'm
ported Medley 5h dam by imported Sentinel 9Th dam by
Marx Anthony 18th dam by imported Janus; 9Th dam by
imported Monkey 9th dam by Imported Silver Eye 10th
dam by Spanker.
winning 81 OF Is q OF which four mile races
The lost she ont OF condition. being beaten II
much slower the sowest she made In her winning
races (See the pedigree OF Revenge and Fashion n Bruce
American Sud BOOK, p. $50 49,
Monarch by imported Prlam, bred by His Majesty KIM
William w, at Hampton Court and mportedby Col Wad
HAMPTON OF South Carolina lst dam, imported Delphine
by Whlskers ID dam, My Lady, by Comus; Sd DAM tn
Coonels dam by Denhne; am DAM Triple Cyder by KIM
ret BY brother to Syva IN dam by lsegnns Mh dan
by Lord Morens Arabian 9th dam by MXbury; 10th dan
by Mnlso Bay Barb nth dam by Bay Bolton 18th dam BY
Coneyskn 18th dam by Hulton's Grey Barb lt dam By
Byeriys Turk; ijlh dam by BUSTER.
Monarch ran many and never lost heat or race
(See Brdpe's AiasrnlH SNi BOrt, p, 40
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Cornell, in Livingston county, is new and
active village, and in some things already bids
fair to rival Chicago. Recently couple call
ed on the Squire of the village to perform
the marriage ceremony. He did so, but mean
time the night had grown stormy and the pair
were invited to stay all night, an invitation
which was accepted. Before morning the
Squire was routed out to 80 for doctor, and
by daylight fine boy was added to the popu-
lation of the village. 1t would puzzle Chica-
20 to beat that
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From Europe.
England.

The Republican conference at Birmingham
on Monday adopted resolutions favoring Il
federal republican form of government for
Great Britain. A letter from John Bright
was read, discountenancing republican agi
tation and decl airing his opposition to uproot
ing the British Monarchy.
At the investigation of the Atlantic disaster
at Liverpool, the surveyor testified that he
Inspected the steamships bunkers before she
sailed from Liverpool, and in his opininion
the supply of coal and provisions on board
were sufficient for thirty days:
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From Marseilles.

MARsEILLEs, ILL.,, April 10Th.
The elevator belonging to Mr.. Isaac Uunerdill
was consumed bv fire on Saturday night about
II o'clock. Loss, about $4,000. No insurance.
1t was undoubtedly set on fire. Mr.. Eddy had Il
number of sleighs, etc, burned, upon which
there was no insurance. Investigations are be-
ing made. A light was seen in the building
shortly before the fire, and some persons seen
around it, but, as yet, there has been no indenti-
tication.
| A suit before Arbitrators was tried last Satur-
day afternoon. &. Jacobson VS.. A. j. Thurbur
Il Co. F. A. Fisher for plaintiff. A. T. Cameron
for defendants. Decision for plaintiff. Damages
set at $S2.
Mr.. r. Jordan left Marseiles for Nebraska to-
day
The Union Promenade Club of east Marscilles
gave dance at Carks Hall on Wednesday eve
ming.
First regular meeting of the new Board OF
Trustees was held on Saturday evening, May
10TH
Prcscnt-Parsons, Bruce, Eddy, Pitts and Hub
bard.
On motion, the following were ballotod for and
elected:
Presidrnt-J. G. Parsons.
Clerk-W 4. Morey.
AsscssoT--D. Clark.
Collector-T. G. Northup.
Treasurer-W. c. Tillson.
Street Commissioner. Fuller, D. 4. Nichol-
son having declined.
&. W. Brumbach was appointed City Engineer,
Finance ommttee-Brucc, Pitts and Hub
bard
Bond of City Treasurer, 5000.
On motion, minutes read aud approved
On motion, the matter of rcplatting the town
of Marscilles was referred to the finance com
mttce, to report next meeting.
On motion, the ordinance was enforced pro-
hbting cattle running at large,
Adjourned to June Z, 1878
There will be a meeting at Clark's Hall on
Saturday evening for the purpose Of organizing
fire company. FIpEs
MEssRs. EDITORS BY publishing the fol-
lowing statement and notice in the FREE
TRADER you will do me great favor. Two
years ago, on u lot in East Ottawa, / planted
two Usage hedges with 10 feet between
them, intended for an alley through the Gen.
ter of the block, and also outside the field, on
the sidewalk, l planted so shade trees and
fenced around them. The cows broke the
fence and destroyed them all. Last year
planted so more trees. The cows broke the
fence again and destroyed ali the trees the sec
ond time; and this spring l have planted so
more shade trees on the same spot, and the
COWS have already been twice in, scraping up
the new made earth to the roots of the trees
and my Usage hedge there is scarcely any Of
it lelt-nearly all tramped out. | have had
to repair the fence times out of number, pa.
tlencc ceases to be a virtue and justice must
assume the control. / do, therefore, hereby
notify the owners of the cows that come to
East Ottawa committing trespass on my prop
erty that will deal with them according to
the utmost rigor of the law.
LEWIS LEWIS.
Dttowc Nav I 1919
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The st. Louis Republican furnishes the
pleasant information that
Mrs. Carl Schultz wife of the distinguish.
ed senator, has become heir to legacy OF
2jG000 Prussian thalers, or about $4,000,
by the decease of her uncle, lately resident
Of Hamburg, Germany
Fortune favors the honest If Senator
Schurz had dirticd his hands with the "sala-
ny steal" his wife's uncle never woIld have
died, or if he had, it would have been in some
Door house
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The Morris RJormer beats EN- all on hail
stone story. 1t says "hailstones five inches
in diameter-fully as large as ducks eggs
fell three miles from Morris, &c. Either the
hailstones were small considering the diam
eter," or ducks eggs about Morris are mon
>trously large. We must know more about
he size of the ducks before we can give full
Credence to the story
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Italy.

The chamber of deputies is engaged in
protracted and angry debate of proposition
to abolish religious corporations.
On Saturday mob of 200 persons marched
to the Quirinal, making riotous demonstra
lions on the way, and shouting for the com
plete abolition of religious corporations. The
police made stand against the mob and pre-
vented it from entering the palace.
The latest dispatches in reference to the
pope announce, as usual, his being waited
pom by delegation, but the last was not
admitted.
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Russia.

There is no truth in the story, tclegraphed
tc a Londen paper, that the Emperor William,
Of Prussia, was fired at while reviewing the
troops on the Sth, at st. Petersburg
The Russian military Operations against
Knives appear to have ended in the successful
occupation.on the It'll, of the kivan capital.
Despathcs, by way Of Calcutte however, cast
some doubt on this view
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Stokes comes to the surface once more. On
Monday, the Supreme Court Of New York
having decided against granting him a new
trial, brought Mr.. Stokes before the bar and
again sentenced him TO be hung. Stokes
obtains another years lease of his life, how
ever, by taking an appeal from the Supreme
Court to the Court of Appeals, where the legal
rope ends and that of the hangman begins.
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Austria.

To the small poX and cholera, the affection
of frighttul financial panic was added at
Vienna on the 9th, and on Monday, to these
was superseded terrific storm, which did Sc
rious damage to the exposition building. The
number of visitors is smaller than was antici-
pated and seems to be decreasing
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consequence

THE DAYTON DAM.-Superintenden Thorn
as informs us that he is now able to promise
positively that the Dayton dam will be fully
repaired by the LIST of June. This will be
good news to our mills, factories, &c, that
have been lying idle or working under dis
advantages for the last two months on account
Of the destruction of the dam in question
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The failure Of one John Watson, Chicago
Board of trade gambler in wheat, is announ
ced. John bought million or two bushel,
of wheat short and is unable TO deliver II
or make good his margins within $4,000 OF
Whereabouts So, naturally enough, he squares
up his accounts by a failure"
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FARMERS GRANGE.-On Saturday evening last
:. Z. swap, Of ophir, State Deputy, organized a
Farmers Grange at Harding, with - members,
The following officers we're elected: Vim. Pool,
Master; l. :. sampson, Secretary: William T.
N.Ciure. Treas: Wesley Estsh,'ler Chaplain.
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An explosion Of a coal mine, at Drummond
colliery, Pictou county, Nova Scotia, occur
ed on Tuesday, by which it is feared that all
who were in the pit at the time-from 40 10
100 men and bOYs-have lost their lives.
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France.

At the supplemental elections on Sunday,
Rochelle returned Bonapartists to the Assem-
bly, and Lyons radical republicans Four
other departments also returned radicals.
The !Soir of Monday says NJ. Goulard and
VI. Jules Simon have rendered their resigna.
tons to NJ. Theirs, because it is incompatible
with their views for them to serve in the same
cabinet.
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The New York Commercial Adcertiser says
that ever since Gen. Butler ceased to be a
Democrat he has been a consistent Rcpubli-
can. There is no one more 50 in the country to-
day. And if Butler l. the model Republican,
the full-grown, ripened, perfected corn in the
ear, what is Republicanism ?-AD0Sy Argus.
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Spain.

A battle of some importance on 9th, in Ma
varre, between some 5000 Carlists and pur-
suing government column resulted favorably
10 the Carlsts, the government troops being
driven back
At the election on Saturday and Sunday
for constituent cortcs, the result was about
$50 federal republicans to 40 opposition.
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YOUNG LION:

A Canadian French Stallion, years old, stands
1874 hands high, weighs 400 lbs; jet Black,
with very heavy name and tail; for splendid bone
style and actions, he is acknowledged by compe.
tent horscmcn to be the best horse of his class
that was ever raised in Canada.
PEDIGREE.-Young Lion, sired by Occur de
Lion, dam by Black Diamond, a mare that could
trot in 240, and n winner ON tire turf.
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PRIZES

The Association offers the following prizes u,
be- awarded ut the Kendall County Agriculture
Fair Of 1874 for Colts sired by their Horses:
For the hest Colt sired 10y PANIC, 500 cash and
the service Of the Horse
For the best Colt sired by REVENGE, out Of :
thoroughbred Mare, provided there are three en-
tries 500 cash; the best out of "A common Marc
so cash; and service Of the Horse.
For the h,st Colt sired hy NoUNG LION, 81 r
cash and the service uf the Horse.
For the best Colt sired by loJNG scotland
so cash aud the service 81 the Horse.
W.D.i.rs II he iyspri1'ia. ap' r''1r' % .'-.i
~. Tor t,s "l,v pr'-.s
Piano, IIl. Nly r,'h, 's,i..u
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY & sIlvERwARE.-
An opportunity seldom met with can now be had
to purchase jewelry and slverware / will re-
move in few weeks to new store, northwest cor
ner Court House Square. Being desirous of re.
ducing my stock before that time, which was
never larger than at present, will sell goods foI
next few weeks at prices never before given for
same class Of goods, Call and will convince you
Of above facts. o. TRAsK.
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Henry OssIan PhPbus iPhubus, what q
namcl. has been appointed to a CadctShip at
West Point from Georgia He is an Ameri
can citizen Of African descent
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The president Is reported TO have expressed
his regret that the appointment of chief jus
tice would devolye upon him" II may be
presumed that he entertains no feeling which
Is more widely sha-cl-,Hitoog Tine.
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F. :. Hobert is again back TO his Office from
the State Dental Society, held in Rock Island
this week. The DR.. gives his ,-io'e time and ot.
tsafjo" TO hi, business, allowing nothing OF i'm.
portancc to the welfare Of his patients TO escape
his attention.
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MarseilleS.

on Friday last we took hasty trip to Mar
settles on matter of business, and found that
city as gentle as Il lamb-a dead Onc-much like
other towns that we could name. The only
really busy man we saw was Ed. Beckwith, of
| the hotel He was busy shaking up three lemon
ades-one for us, another for Gill, the picturcr,
and the third for his noble self.
We saw Carrier, of the TeaScr. He was moping
around the office in q state bordering on emo
tional insanity. While going home from Ottawa
the other day in the Marseics, a sort of a
schooner on wheels, when just beyond the city
limits the hack upset. turning bottom up and
enclosing under it, as neatly as trap would trio
of qualS, the aforesaid Carrier and two sweet
young ladies. OF course they were frightened,
but not hurt, though each supposed that death
had called. Let me out" yelled the frightened
Carrier. Let me OUT" screamed each of the
girls, one at time. Let us all outw cried the
trio in concert But the driver was busy. He was
in front telling the mules what nice beasts they
were, and explaining to them the folly Of run
ming away, and how if they did they would en-
danger the lives of the birds in the trap. Then
one Of the prisoners would YELL: SAY! IIcllo!'
"Turn the durn thing overt" 1--WE want 10 get
OUT Another voice would sing unsteady, on a
rising scale, thusly: "Oh! wo,,t Somebody IIEIPm
The last word terminating in nice little fem-
nine war whoop. At length help came, the trio
were released and no harm done, except that the
incident nearly upset Carriers reason. lie wants
to try it over.
Charlie Wagner, at Marselcs, is sad and lonely
now. He had Il beautiful Indian girl She was
plump Of form, round of limb and smooth. of fca-
turc, with the exception Of being a little cross
eyed and that one corner of her mouth wasn't
plumb She was beauty. She usually stood at
the front door of Charities tobacco store with u
bunch Of cigars in her hand (woodcn ones and
smiled upon each passing beau as though she
were inviting him to come in get one. Charlie
went TO bed one night lately and forgot TO take
her in, and the result is-thc boys have stolen
her.
Moral-Young man, never 20 TO bed and leave
a handsome young lady standing out in the cold
Female Indian tobacco signs We mean.
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SETTLE UP.-Gridey & Perkins are about to
wind up business, and desire to settle up all out
standing affairs Persons owing this firm are re.
qucsted to come in at once and square accoun Il
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VOCAL.
INSTRUMENTAL.

pDEFtS-Slrbeam by Kukel Is cts; Belle OF Saratc-
ga by Victor, 3 cts. May Flowers, by simon, = cts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Birds, SOcis. Happy
Thoughts. by Walker, 80 cts; Laughing Wave, 10y wilson.
.0 cts: sunbeam, by Pscher, acts.
GiLOPS-Chare's and Freddies, by Kinkel. each SC
SgWJTTTSrHES-Fats Glance. by Young, ~ cts: May
Morning by schmidt, 20 cts; sunbeam by hampel, . cs,
and wilne's by Kinke, 3 cts.
HlRCITES-Belle OF Saratoga, BY Baumbach. 10 cts
NOicS, by hinkel, s. cts.
WILTZES-Clsrita, Georges. Lotties Sales sad Ma
GEES BY k,nkei each = Cts. Drops OF Dew, b. AlaE. 81
Cts. Sunbeam, by Muse, IS cts.
EpgR HtNDS-Ama-yllis. - cts. Jocus Po>a = c,s
Loves Chase Gaop - cts. Praise OF Woman tolAs Ma
zurka-all by DRESSER
SfiON PIFTES.-Dance OF the HaymSkerS, Wilson. .
cts Lsye's Careses. KinScl ~ cts MAY Blossoms, kin-
Se cts; Plante des Fers, Tonel, ~ cts; WhIsnsTE
Brectes. wilson. ~ CTS.
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Remember this when you want one for any OF
your little ones.
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FIsHING.-anybody can catch fish nowadays,
when provided with an outfit from
Ehersol & Krcuse's establishment. They have n
full supply Of lines, hooks, flies, poles, dc.
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No'TItI..-EsTsrE OF ELHABLrH TEuNBO. DEC'D
" Notice = hereby given, That the Undersigned, executor
OF the last VII and testament Of Elizabeth Trumbu late % Tie
county Of La sale and state 81 Illinois, deceased " appear
before the County Cont % sail county fhe third Monday,
heng 2st day July lssl the Court House In ~
AvA, IA SAID county vhen and where all persuns having
claims demands against sad estate notified % attend
and uresrat the sane in writing for al 1stmen'.
OLIVER " TRUMRo.
Hsy-st~ f,-cl'0r.
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1t is SANDER to impute to them such a
purpose, yet the farmers of Illinois have as
good right to elect judges who they know
will decide in accordance with their views,
as the radical party had to pack the supreme
court to decide in certain way in regard to
the legal tender act
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Go to r. W. Moorcs for furniture. He has tn,
most complete stock in the city.
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Ii you want fine opera boot, good and cheap,
go TO Megaftin's.
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MONEY TO LoAN-On real estate security, a,
the law office Of Jones & Brewer, Ottawa.
Cash has just received large and fine assert
ment Of wall paper and shades
Go TO Cash and examine his wall paper.
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vegetables, butter, eggs, and all kinds 81 pro
ducc, 20 10 Phillips Bros
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For choice groceries. four fresh fruits and
vegetable, butter eggs. and an kinds of pro.
duce, 90 TO Phillips Bros
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The Academy Of Music is filled with pupils,
who are making rapid Improvement, owing to
the superior system of instruction adopted by
this establishment.
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Wall paper and window shades at Cash's.

A NICE HoMEsTEAp.-Mr J. f. Houtz, of the
firm of Scott Ioutz & Co., is going to Bloom
ington to reside, and in consequence Of this fact
desires to sell his home on the west side. II is
nicely located, has all the modern convenicnces,
including artesian well water running through
the house and premises. While Mr.. IIoutZ goes
to Bloomington to live, he still retains his place
in the Ottawa firm and will do the buying for
both the Ottawa and Bloomington stores, and
will be at Ottawa a part Of the time.
The property above announced for sale will be
sold cheap if sold soon.
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SCOTLAND:

An imported ClydcsdaIc, a beautiful Brown, four
wears old, stands ~ hands high, weighs 1900
lbs when in good flesh, has great bone and good
action and for draft stallion has no superior in
this country or any other.
PEDIGRkE.-Young Scotland, sired by Olt
Scotland hi, dam, pure Clydcsdale mare.
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The New Elastic Truss. An IN,

IT IIt WV ftI-s~. 1T IlI7TTI77
rsHtJH II retains the Rupture all times aud under
the hardest exercise or seyeTest strata II j. with
io aud "a kept on night and day effects permanent cure
In few weeks sold cheap and sent by mali when request
ed. Circulars rce when ordered BY letter sent 20 The As
tic Truss Co. No. 6l rosdVsy. y Y city. Nobody
Metal Spring Irusses too painful: they slip on too ire
queu'ly. mayl,-eSw-iy
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sure pop o getting FISH Tha;n i- Il yau hul
our f.l'n- tackle OF ". Ws,,Le-
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SENEcA.-All old FREE TRADER accounts in
the vicinity Of Seneca should be settled as soon
as practicable with our agent, Alex. Vaughey, at
Seneca. OsMAN IL HAPEMAN.
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The Coacl, a spicy paper published at Denver
Colorado, in reference to a call on the Rev Mr.
Sturtcvant TO 20 to that city and take charge o
a church, and his declining to do so, says: The
reason j., the Reverend gentleman couldn't play
seven upr"
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For good plow shoe, cheap, go to Child Bro
& Phipps'.
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On Tuesday evening. May 9Th, by The Rev: A. =, Beach
DID. OF St Peters Church. WILLIAM SMITH TO SARAH
LOUISE EBERHARD, all OF New York city.
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Osman q ITapemans Legal Blanks may be had
at Jos. Blishs, in La Sale.
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II. P. Clark, kalsominer, Ill Main street.
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Moore has the best chamber sets in Ottawa
| Call and see.
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Lockport, Rock Island and Sterling -four q
Hamalle's, on the west side.
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#arrtgU.

Large stock of wall paper at Cash's.
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Niihoft's Fever and Ague Tonic.

Y IL. WEEKS, Attorney az Law Solicitor ia
'. Chancery and Justice OF the Peace. Up stairs In
Delanos BLOCK. mayl7''3ly
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II. p. Clark, Grainer and Paperer
Croquet sets, toy wagons and carts cheap at
H. Walther's.
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WE CAN OFFER,

TO a man whose requirements are meXception-
able, and whose time can lie wholly given to
pleasant and remuncrativc employment, an cN-
ccllcnt chance, and we hereby solicit correspond
cnce with those only of good social standing.
Address,
BLAtINLLER n BEECROFT.
May l.-2w Lakeside luildsg Chicago, III.
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Ice cream and lemonade, fresh and nice, at II
Walthcr's.
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HOME MATTERS.

Ottaws, May II, 1873.