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One of the most curious plants which has
recently engaged the attention of those who
are interested in Horticultural and kindred
growths Is a specimen known as the lattice
plant, OF aquatic habits and brought from
Madagascar, as rare acquisition. lis eyis.
tence has, for a considerable time past, been
known 10 bOtanists, through a few dried
leaves sent from Madagascar by a traveller,
who was unable to transmit living specimens
Of the curiosity he had discovered; and it
was not until Il long period thereafter that
this desirable object could be attained, when
several OF the living plants were safely
brought from the above mentioned country
by the Rev. Mr. Ellis, the well known mis-
sioDary. The interest of this plant lies in the
extraordinary structure of the leaves, when
unlike those of any other known plant, are
made up of the ribs and cross veins only;
the intersiccs, which, in other leaves, are filled
up with cellular tissue, being in this case left
almost entirely open, and thus giving to the
Leaf the appearance, in every respect perfect
and beautiful, oil a piece of well wrought net
or lattice work, from which it derives its
name.
Another, through widely dissimilar growth,
peculiar to the above named land, may be
here mentioned, on accout OF the terrible ccle-
brity it acquired during the religious perse.
cutions carried on under Queen Ravanaolas
reign. This is the ordeal poison plant or tree,
of great beauty in its appearance, and which
was administered 10 those subjects Of the
queen who were suspected Of being Christ
ians in the lowing manner: The fruit Of
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nR. q. HARD, Physician AMI surgeon, over NO.
~ llg Main street. Metropolitan Block, ottawa, Illinois.
June 1th. 1871.
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ID VI. Ffc.\IITHUR, NJ. ID. Physician n
~. Surgeon ottawa, H. Office In post Office block
June 25 1865.
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CREAM OF OUR EXCHANGES.

And now that the New York Herald has kindly
presume that great nation will feel treasured
its stability, and 20 right along raising tea
Toilet Sun.
That would be an improvement on raising "
ID, as is ye custom OF ye heather Chinee.'
A six.year. old darkey Of our acquaintance has
picture primer to teach him his letters. One
Of the pictures is that of bull chasing boy
which the little Ethiop watches from day to day
gleefully exclaiming, He ha'nt cotchcd lin yit!
Exchange.
A reportorial apprentice OF ours says that al
his landady's tea party Sunday night, he heard
the Duchess Of Edinburgh's name mentioned
and observed several ancient maidens counting
up something on their fingers, with look of dis
appointment But being young, he don't know
what II meant-E1. T
That was the way they had for guessing which
il would be.
Oh! how natural the following poetry runs; so
smooth, so truthfully, also binding. How many
gentlemen of our acquaintance will appreciate
it, and give us thanks for mentioning the same:
AN ALTERATION.
When Mike WAS counting Kitty MIL,
lie begged-as lovers often will
In accents softly spoken,
That she one lock of golden hair
From her fair head to him would spare
By way of love token.
Now Mike and Kit are man and wife
Their courtings turned to married strife
And a sad difference makes it;
Though still attracted by her hair,
He nc'cr now bcgs lock she'll spare,
But ont ia hdRdtuls takes IL.
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L. Y. GNIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller and Sta
IL. toner ottawa, ILL., second store in NattinEeT BoiOch,
south side OF Court House Square.
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ID r.. LIN COLIN, Attorney at Law. uficeln
ID. Eatingers Block OF La sale and Main
with Mayo & Widmer, Ottawa ills. l,lSi2
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(IIAS. IL. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
Y AZ Law. Omce-Room No. Post Office Block Otta'
wa, Illinois. marl'13
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d. =. Ky
ZONES ~ ISR EN w Err, Attorneys Coun
u sellers ~ Law, OTTAWA Ills Office, Rooms Nos d. j.
second door, Metropolitan Block. oet9,19
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,EO. w. w. bILA X - Attorney Law
" Collecting and conveyancing promptly atterGtd TO.
once west OF Court House, Ottawa, Ills. septl3 OILY
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gro NJ LELAND. CYRUS a. LgLAsp,
Master IA Chancery. Notary Public
Ella n u ~ !. LEILA y -. Attorneys al Law
IL Abstract Books of La Sale county Office. n. ".
nel Court House Square City Drug Store. Ottawa, H.
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J. II. RICE. X. X. WhLBt pGK.
ICE 81 wAIISI>I DIG T., Attorney Law.
IL Office in Glover * Cooks Block, over Dnmlc drug
store, Ottawa, HIS. IS',3
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| n NJ E:sS o'DoN - ELL, Attorney aio Coun-
~ seor at Law. Collections made aud promptly remit.
ed Ofice in Glover Cooks BLOCK, with ldcr Wal
bridge, Ottawa, Illinois. nONI5i5
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BIRD BICKFORD. BowKN. n. MOONEY.
RICkFORD, BOWEN Il MOLOSEY, Attor-
ID neys and Couns elors at Law, No. Court street VIII
promptly and diligently ali business 10
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4 T r Ola N sY 8

ouN nIGtsi n -. Attorney a. Law ,Ji,lce
No. Court street, Ottawa. Ills ,cnIlg-bnossf
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DIt. NJ. ZEN DER, Homeopathic Physician,
- Ottawa, H. Offers his services TO the friends OF the
Homeopathic stem in Otswa, in all branches OF his
ession Particular attention given to the treatment OF
men and children. Office In Glover Cooks Block iebl6y
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IIRANI< u. Ora w FORD. Att ney
Law. Room IL $50 Clark St., 5. W.cor. Mo zoe, Oh
cago. Notary Public. nIyrlfti
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Sherif's Sales.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

In ParishCou OF BOssier Parish, La.
w. Il. Prather VS.. r. Snider Land, No. 4l6
Frank Smith We. T. Snider Land, No. 1893
A. r. Sanders vs. 7. Snider Land, No. 399
Dy virtue OF three writs Of fieri faclas is
ID sued rom the Clerks Office Of Bossier,
in the above named suits, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder. before
the Court house door, in the town of Belle
vue, La, within the legal hours of sale, on
first Saturday, the LIST day of August,
1874, the following described property, to-
wit:
A new wooden Store House in the town
Of Benton, B0ssier parish, La situated be-
tween Lee Carriers Inn and DR. j. j. SCOTS
residence, fronting the Shreveport and Ar
kansas road. Also, defendant T s. Lands
interest fin the one acre lot of ground upon
which said store house is situated.
Said property seized as the property of
the defendant, T. s. Land, and to be sold to
pay and satisfy said writs.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of ap
praisement
Act Of sale at expense of purchaser.
B. +. ONEAL,
Sheriff
Bellevue, La. June q. 1874. [pr's fee SIS
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SHERIFFN SALE.
In 18th Judicial District Court, Parish of
Bossier, La, No. 2608
Hamilton & Co.,


In 18th Judicial District Court, Parish of
B0ssier, La, No. 26O8
Hamilton & Co.,
vs..
j. E. Adger.
Py virtne of writ of fieri facias issued
- from the Clerks Office Of said parish
and State, and to me directed, have seized
and will proceed to sell at public auction to
the last and highest bidder, before the Court
house, in the town Of Bellevue, Louisiana,
within the legal hours of sale, on Saturday,
the LIST day Of August. 1874. the following
described lands, with improvements there.
on, tO-wit:
The whole of section number two; the
southwest quarter and west half of north
west quarter dissection one; the northwest
quarter of northwest quarter of section
twelve, in township twenty, range thirteen.
Also, the southwest quarter and south
half of northwest quarter and east half of
northeast quarter, and south half of
southeast quarter of section thirty five, in
township twenty one, range thirteen.
Also. the southeast quarter of southeast
quarter of section thirty-fOur in township
twenty-One range thirteen.
Said above described land seized as the
property of defendant, j. E. Adger, and to
he sold to pay and satisfy said writ-say the
sum Of 81 $50 OF, besides interest and costs.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit OF APP
praisement.
B.F. ONEAL. Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, June "a, 1874. lpr's fee $40
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Publications.
Two American Magazines

Two American Magazines.
Tyhe excellence of American Magazines
II has become 80 well recognized abroad.
that one Of the leading English papers, the
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I'VE are constrained to own that Scrib-
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Not only Is It true that SCRIBNER'S
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The success Of ST. NICHOLAS in this
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e 10 pronounced to be San ideally perfect
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HaTpers Weekly,
A journal Of Civilization.

YNhe best publication Of IT'S class in Ameri
i ca, and SO far ahead of all other week
" journals as not to admit Of any compare
son between it and any of their number. Its
columns contain the finest collections Of
reading matter that are printed. Its
illustrations are numerous and beautiful, be-
ing furnished by the chief artists of the
country.-tBo Boston Traveller.
Harpers Weekly deserves its primacy. in
this class of publications, alike for the value
Of it's reading matter and the excellence of
its illustrations. The editorials on public
affairs are models Of discussion, weighty
and temperate, supporting high principles
in an elevated tone and chasteped literary
style.-f Examiner and Chronicle.
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Publications.
Harper's Periodicals
Harper's MAGAZINE.

There is no Monthly Magaize an intelli-
j gent reading family can less afford to
be without. Many Magazines are accumu-
lated. Harper's is edited. There is not o
Magazine that is printed which shows more
intelligent pains expended on it's articles
and mechanical execution There lie not q
cheaper Magazine published. There is not,
confessedly, more popular Magazine in
the world.-fNew England Homestead.
A repository of biography and history, lit
erature, science and art, unequaled by any
other American publication.-fNew York
Standard.
The most popular, and, in its scheme, the
most original Of our Magazines Nation.
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Appropriate.-A lady had sew
eral hundred dollars worth of lace
clipped from her clothing lately
by an adroit thief while she was
in church, singing with great
gusto: 'Strip me Of the robes of
pride, clothe me in humility
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Times Teachings,

Sweep from thy heart each brooding care,
The days are flying swiftly on!
But yesterday the flowers we're fair,
The summers sun scarcely shone,
Ard now the winter snow lies deep
In silent vale. on wooded steep.
And but few more swift-winged Hours,
When spring will send awakening breath,
To all the now fast hidden flowers
That sleep, but not the sleep of death,
And the rich beauty in its train
Win win tie soul from its care and pain.
So quickly pass our joys and woes,
So swiftly runs Time silent stream,
That while we feel life 3 anxious throes,
They cease, their memory buta dream;
And fast the new succeeds the old,
Till all life's dropping sands are told.
True wisdom bids ms fill the hour
All that our father gives his child,
With grateful love and earnest power,
With purpose strong and undefiled,
That it may leave no sting when past,
But fair radiance backward cast!
Faith takes the falling heart in trust,
And from the light in Heaven that CLOVIS,
Makes clear the path through toll and dust,
Up to Gods mansion Of repose;
And keeping that sure rest in view.
Feels all its waning strength renew.
How strange the thought that in the cline,
Where never fowerest droops or dies,
There shall be night, nor sun, nor time,
Nor moan of grief, nor sins sharp cries;
But ever present. now and here,
Bright. peaceful, with celestial cheer.
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Complaints are made in Japan
of the difficulty Of keeping female
scholars at the private and Gov
ernment schools, they invariably
marry before completing their
terms Of study.
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The st. Joseph Herald (Rep.)
frankly admits that there is no
reason to hope for the success of a
s'straight" Republican ticket in
Missouri this Fall.
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CORONER'S SALE.
No. 1907. In 18th District Court, Parish of
Bossier, La
b. f. Oneal
w r Prather ct nj

w. r. Prather, ct al
Dy virtue Of writ of fieri fiscias, issued
- from the Clerks Office Of BOssier par
ish, in the above named suit, and to me di :
rected, have seized and will proceed to sell
ct public auction to the lastand highest bid
der, at the Court House door, In the town of
Bellevue, La, in said parish Of Bossier, on
the first Saturday, the LIST day of August,
1874, within the legal hours of sale, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
The west half Of southwest quarter Of Sec
ton three, township nineteen, range thir-
teen, with steam saw mill thereon. Also,
the north half of section six, township nine
teen, range twelve; all situated in the par
ish of BOssier, La
Said property seized as belonging to the
defendant, w r. Prather, aud to be sold to
pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Cash, with benefit of ap
praisement.
Act of sale at expense of purchaser
PETER MCDANIEL, Coroner.
Bellevue, La, June2 n, 1874. [pr's fee SIS
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A Cairo man dropped dead last
week Immediately after drinking
. glass Of ginger ale. But then it
was Mt the ginger ale that hurt
hlm-lt was q bullet fired from
the other side Of the street.
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Mr. Smirkins says he has been
married 16 years, and all the in.
come they have had to live on
has been income pat:bility.
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+ Senator Jones, the national
financier, has bought eight
blocks Of outside land at San
Francisco.
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Two men have died this year in
the Manchester and Liverpool
hospital from mere fear Of hopdro
phobiA
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SHERIFF'S SAFE.
In 18th Judicial District Court Of Bossie
Perish, La, No. 1886.
y. 3. Caldwell
]. E. Adeer. ar. ct ala.


W.
J. 3. Adger, ST., ct ais.
Dy virtue Of writ Of fieri facias TO me
- directed from the Clerks Office of
Boseier parrish, La, in the above named suit.
commanding the seizure and sale of certain
lands specially described therein, / have
seised and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton 70 the highest bidder. st the Court
House, In the town Of Bellevue, LOuisiana.
within tho legal hours Of sale, On the ART
Saturday, the Let day Of August, A. d. 1874.
the following described property, to-wit
Tho whole Of section two; southwest QUAR-
ter and west half Of northwest quarter Of
section ono; the northwest quarter Of north
wet quarter Of section twelve, al in town
ship twenty, range thirteen.
Also, TIE northwest quarter and the east
hall, the northeast quarter and the south
halt Of nottheast quarter Of section thirty.
hve, Also, eOuthaaat quarter Of southeast
quarter Of section thirty -four, Of township
twcnty-On0, range thirteen, containing in al
l,J@ acres, more or less.
6et1cd a. tho property Of j. e. Adger, to
satis4y judgment lAtely rendered for $500.
subject TO credit Of $50 90.
Terms It Sale Cash, subject 70 benefit Of
B. +. ONEAI.. Sheriff.
Bellcvus, La, june "a, 1874 fpr's fee $40
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Harper's Bazaar,
A Repository Of Fashion. Pleasure
and Instruction.

t is really the only illustrated chronicler
i of fashion in the country. Its supple
ments alone are worth the subscription
price of the paper. While fully maintaining
its position as mirror OF fashion, it also
contains stories, poems, brilliant essays,
besides general and personal gossip os-
ton Saturday Evening Gazette.
There never was any paper published that
80 delighted the heart Of woman. Never
mind II it does cost you new bonnet it will
save you ten times the price in the house
hold econmy it teaches-[P Providence Jour.
nal.
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(7lIl3s: :|ij[1

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Dr Walkers CAli1nrn3a
v;no..o- p;tfo,., -, !, y Z, ~.
LuNl 1 1913 80 & p xtsH
etaDlo pIopaIaslo., M's.i1 Sn,cuy noln
ranges Of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains OF California, the sin1dieM1t
properties Of which are extraclA
therefrom without the use Of AlcoAol
The question Is almost daily asl1
" WHAT y tne cause q the ,@9eqn
alleled success OF Y.iNEGK BIT
TIERS . Uur answer ts. snat tne
remove tue cause q uis1ssse, 80
the patent recovers ms lealln. IneY
aIs ;na 'e anc n,ne pa nerssct D. 3D.
v Va, and fnvirorator Of the s 'av M
Never before III the history Of the wuljI
has medicine been compounded poe. 4
sessing the remarkable qualities Of w.
EGAR BrTTERs IN healing the sick q
every disease ease man 3 helI e. Insy,1ee
sens.e r,s.st;, - - T Ir1sa =
tha ' n;rer o ana y;saerai II ORGANS i P;1;c..
Diseases 81 ~ s. ; .'sssIt
Tho nrsonerfieS az IN yE1x -
RR,s VIrRcAR BrrTERs are Auerient. Diss
nhoretic. Carn,inativaI Nutntions 4 l4nj
i've, Diuretic, Sedative, CounterJ FitaqA
dorifc, Alternative, and Anti Bilious.
r,-..., nm = S. ~
UIMooI4L InOusindS procimm
full Inyigorant that ever snstainad
the sinkinr svat,a,n "a q
II n. Da.s,a -. xx1 ~ .nax.,
w : u SOn CstH caho eht'st5 s5its
JeFS according 70 directions, aalGtBs1
main long unWell, provided their
bones are not DESTROYED By mineral
poison or other means. and. vital Or
eans wasted bevond renair. -
Bilious. Remitfent and n
termittent Feyer,s. which a., a
nrapalent in the valleys If f,r1r 6fakf
rivers tl,nnohnnti the Hn;ted Sfatse q
a.nac;oii,, ts,asa, - t,,o 1s;ss;.s;,ss
~ W snoo 49, =. I.0 nrlselesspt.t
C n..,a mIssIuli in,no.s p peilne
n. 'a I he c, 1sous n.y. Nv. y 4.
Iauu, DIa1OS, nlo utslu, estlss
sAiaoama MoDile, savannah, ~
anoKe, James, ana many other,
with their vast tributaries, through
out our entire country during Tho
Summer and Autumn, and remarks !.
bly, so during seasons Of unusual
heat and dryness, are invariably &C.
cOmpanied by extensive derancee. =
menfs nf tha afnmacl, AMI liver anil
othor ahdn,,;,,oI r;sao-a Z =, ss 49,.
trea+,rart ,..,..,t;sgS s. !, 8 49,.
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Every Day an Increase ID Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Every drop OF the sARSAPARILILAN REsDr.-
VENT communicates tlroughthe BLOOD
and other Fluids and Juices of the system the vig0r OF
If, for itrepairs the wastes Of the bcdy with newand
Glandular disease. Ulcers In the throat Nonh Tu-
mors Nodesinthe Glands and other pasaso the system
Sore Eyes, StruMorous DISCHARGES ths Ears, and
the worst forms of SKIN Diseases t.rn.'ioss. Fever
Sores, Scald II ad, Ring Worm. >.E Rhen. spelas
Acne, Black Sp,ts, wornxiii ire Flesh npns Cam
aeFsin tho - ~. and nil ,aksnins III PAINFUL s'-
Night Sw eat- Isss Of a.Nastes OF
eprncple within tie tr.i.s Of This
wonder OF No tsril theHssrv. ard drys' will
prove tOany person -iag FIRE rr these forms Of
disease its potent power lnraret them.
Mthe patie3t daily becnmifg reduced hr the wastes
and decomposition thati continually progressing,
ceeds harvesting these wss,s aHi Repairs The
with new materiAlinade fr.um healthy ibni-and this
ne SAR0AfARIl..l.tNM Will and ts.s sersre-a cnre
= certain; fur hen hisre ,ty commences IL
work OF Qualification. atsl s,ecees> diminishing tho
lss Of wastes its repairs will be pi a.tcsery day
the patient will himself grs ieHer AMI stronger
the fond d9stig better appetite I'M sowing flssh
and weight Increasing .sss
Not only does tho SAHsAP. Hay R-sphrEyr eycelS
ellkOwn remedial agents in tho fifrnn O. cro
1uoils. CONGREGATIONAL mud Skn Diseases busit is the
only positive cure tas ts.s 5s4ssQ III
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:. D. WATKINS. TN. FORT.
Watkins r. Fort,
Mutt r. Leonard.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Texas Street,
"A Shreveport, La Will practice in the
Courts of Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and
Bicnville. vl0n4O