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, 1877-02-20
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eg- 2Sir braud,en nod o Nabniaidinens
Msenten erffen Manses nnc 300 Mfdnner ppn
Gnersic nne Salent. UNI cas Geiddft ses
Wdbmaid,inen.S srfaufs ,u erlernen. Siderable
Nersiitung, aber perid,fecen, ie mad Der 6es
ipanttbeit, Dem Gbarafter nnc Den Cualifffls
tionen bes Msenten. llrt @in;elnbeiten acbreia
fire man:
@ilion Mdbmnidiueu g., Gbieagu,
1921 II. s29 Yroaofpap, Wep gorf,
40B31ia. ooer Yep Orleans, Ga.
, 1877-02-20

Serr Steif In Onaneaso Siu. Sniff, tbsiIt
uns nit: SD lit lsit spet Sabren an elmer
bSsartissn 5ls@ts, bic allen Msittsln spiosrIt9nO.
pa sstrau6ts i' mstrers eBo6sn lang DR..
Mu ~ 4 &Snts's 8Snts's 5ambmr-
ger Grppfsn nod IOrI6rift unp wurbe
Spa btslsm bSsartissn Gsipen pOaltaapis sebsilt.
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Gin sutss MitteI sessn Gplit urb 9sibidnter-
ien limb DIR. Nusrft 8Dnte's 5ambur.
gsr I%ropfen. f6reibt 5err Widael WeiL
Wtibauata, Snb. bonn bielelben belfen ausen.
bItdli1.
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aBasaiei auf mssr ais 200 sn Stssutsnbsrsn etasts
In europa. -
Gelb'Mms;ablunsen bur1 bic NpRdmter fofpie per
telegraph mad allen 4ldben In Dsutihlapb,
Defsrrsih. Der S@sssii, 6oIano, Gansmart. @&ps.
ben uno ytorwsssn. ben Gnpfdnssrn fret ms baui
selieiert.
gresit'8rtefe fir R.tfenhe Jur Benusuns In enen
gr6beren Gtdbten Der alten Welt.
GinsafIruns bon Grbibaften uno Gcreernnsen
ieosr Wrt in alien pldsem Gurppa's.
Bsrfaifuns bon @utern uns Wa6eten na4
europa. ..
ssersOnuns antOmmsnbsr oH,sr In Rem sori, uns
MISUNDERSTANDING b~tsieIben mad benz SnIanoe.
Curry iifdes GeIs ausr art s.,auft unS psrsaaft.
, 1877-02-20

Die Glaf1t
v9amburser Trppfen"
toltet so Gents, pper Inf Ilai&en
Dolars, iinp In allen ceutiden
~slpptbeten 3u BADEN pper wsrpen pielel'
ben nah Gmpfana oss @elpes fret mad
alien Ibsilen Ger Ssreinistsn Staatea
perlanpt. Man aorsiire:
A. vogelcr g. Co.,
BaANmors, Nj.
, 1877-02-20
Ser stuls S(merifa,s siup feline aroueu."

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6rouen unieres Sabrbunoerts", cine sroBe
9neptlopao.e.. Sine cute gslesenbelt fir Yubaqen=
Ier critcr &laiIe. llnueralsidlib! 1leberaa beg brit!
Gldujenoer Griol9! y. y. Rmf1en. berausgeber.
SpItpn. YtniI. 4g8!25jau
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DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
No. ssh SIreb gtrafe, Gefe Scr 3meiten uue
9oatcs Ctr. une 62l Glib Sritte Ctr,
Gbtiuoelpbia, ia.
Ties tit cine Organization bon Sapitaliiten nm
2bee gu importiren NIB gu pertbeilen
nit einem tleinen Welunn, Der penn Gpniumenten allen
Geiuiun Der Smiibenbdnoler ertpart. 28ir controliren
einen 9roBen 6beil Der beiten 3beelorten, pel9e nab
bielem &anoe tomnien uno Die nur BON uns lelblt per'
fault iperoell. Terlonef, ipeldbe BON euoeren bdnolern
fauien tbun oies ,u ibrem e,8enen Nlalbtbeil. unere
6au,er IN China uno Sapan baben Die beIten Gaeilita,
ten iur MusWabl, mas uns grpBe Wortbelle gelpabrt.
gB!r baben gum Tertauf unlerer Sbeelorten IN allen
6auptitaoten Der Sereinieten Staten stores etablirt.
29ir geben u~nleren Gunoen elm
GcODueS Sel Sbrpmp,
,oenommen bon ben luertboo0iteu gSertem amerifani.
Iber uno fremoer &iinitler), pelbes. lpern III einem
Uiloerlaoeng efanft, mebr toIiei lniiroe ais Der prels
oes 1bees betri9t. OIels 95roraos itnS. elm Gsltent
fir unlere Gurben.
Aue ~aefauiten Waaren 9arantt rt. oaB lie ooas
foniielte gefrieol9ung gtlSabren, oeeroas Uelo ilriid.
e~rit0ttet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
l. L - =,
no. sst Nrb straBe. @ds Slpeitsn lno Coates 6traBs
nno S2l Sae S1slte Str. pRiia,. Va. 4gS1smt.
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grtifef in einem Stid, Die 3ippb Combination.
&ann 9sbraudt lper6ea als YleiItlit, Seoerbalter, 6e=
Der. G%abiernleiier, Seoermelier, Yriefuml1las'Oef
ner, Yapiermeier, 9iabmaibinen- G5aoenoblAreioer,
6rennmeiier &C. 0as Snitrunent Ddt Die GrbBe eines
9elpobnltd1en Yleiilfts, lit lduer nit Nidel platirt
ltno iiberoauert Elm Aebensalter. 9laenten mateu
wtlo pamit nlo iaaen, es lei Der teitpertdufllbe Mrti-
tel, ben es 9ibt. Wtulter 25 Gts. Sedas fir 81. Neeus
ten auBeraepobnIid bober ytabatt %eeseben. Sdreibt
nm ELM babies Subenb ytufter ium @ertauT an Gurern
gSpDnprte.
Bride IL. Co., s69 S%roasmap, u. q.
@ stationery 4adete mo Geo)s
Sg~S sopS eomb'nations fir s3psi
4~9825lan: .S6y Srpabpap, ". q.
, 1877-02-20

Mnentctt IL clegante CelsGbrpmps, idDpn
<tyltlSH+ eingerabnit, per Tolt ju9eIDidt fiir 81.
sic perfaufen Iih anf ben erlten Vlid.
4y83lia. ycdt. Shrpulp 60. Tbi[nbe[pbiu.
, 1877-02-20

s s'; s.: ;: :ss '; &;
stationery =4Sadet in Der gSelt. @s entbGlt IS 8ooen
Wapier, IS Sriefcouuerte 8leiitift sSeoerbalter,
6olofeoer mo ein Stiif ipertbonllen S1mufes. Bolt
l~tdnbi9es Wiuler.Gadet NIT ele9anten Uplb. plattirten
JbemOettDpfen unb einenl mooern faeonirtei 0dmen=
lbmtt. Sruitnaoel, Obrrlnae, irauto iuseidift. Mles
fir 25 Gents. 5Natete nit beionoers ausgeudblten
S6mudiaden 81. Sine lolioe 9oloene 4,otent Seper
llbr miro frci on ale W9enteu oerubreiht.
Srice II. 60. s69 Srpaemap. 81. q.
, 1877-02-20

Mncntpt Cine ppnffdneise Geid1id)te ppn
NyItIeI' 4cnniplpanien, onn Der erlten Iu.
Serlall9f. Cornell, l.. L :! D.. Ma6ssn 600 aro s
Sftao. eiten. lleber rs Snuitrationen. Seine ootl-
~itGnoi9e 6eidibte unieres Staates lit lett einem bal.
ben Sabrbunoert per6ffentlibt poroen. N9enten per=
ben bel Ginfdbruna oieies prddtiaen 9Berfes berBlif
milfoinmen gebeiBen lperben. Cine ieltene Ge(e0en-
belt. 98ir uerlansen @aenten in jeoem So,unlbip
S6reibt iofort nm ooGe Girielnbeiteu uno @usfpab
oes Serritoriums. Nbreiie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. mp. 2O4 lib Gtfte Ctr. y
laeelpbia. 4gB 15m
, 1877-02-20

Nnrttfrrt. gBenn Sbr ben psrtdun,6ue-
mana Art!tsl IN Der gDslt mo eins
mn n 'So' itn patnt.@nter,ll gr t%oienfrsi::- baben
SroaoiuaD, Vi. y. xy0os;.s"'
, 1877-02-20

e C. a fir Nsenten n unieren gem neuen
~ W = Saopeltles, 9erabe in ben Martt
9ebraht. Dian braudt lie in iebem bau5e, Wuiter
unb GircuIare mi per goft perIauct...
4gv27ap. -. y. MSbtfe U. Co., Neiparf, q. s
, 1877-02-20

10 Sabre Grssit. SrtsrsEen nur 6 Orr,
esltrt tpamptIstt mi. 2arten Der Dier ..,.
sratis attrfsnttt, w"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02
From Garfield.
GARFIELD, May 80, 1877.

GARFIELD, May 80, 1877.
Rye and oats Mt present promise AN alum.
dant yield; corn varies in regard To appear.
ance ou account of lack OF care IA selecting
seed. y good many farmers haye to plant
over their entire crop OF corn. Those that
had good seed have prospects for as good a
crop AS has been seen in this neighborhood
IN number of years. The high winds and
sunshine are gktting the ground pretty dry
making the land-roller avery desirable i'm
plement on the farm. Some corn is coming
to market now, as there is little spare time
between planting and cultivaiing. Low
prices do not induce many TO spare ,heir
corn, still clinging TO the hope of an advance
may be it will be realized, may be not.
GREAT SCoTT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02
Ophir Items.

The click Of the corn planter is heard no
more in this p'rt of the country, and the noise
and rattle Of the pillow takes its place Orr
farmers are ali busy just now at plowng, hoe.
ing and picking bugs, of which there is a
good stock at present
Mr.. Thos Orr, our boss grader and ditcher,
has finished one mile of grading on the Utica
road, and it is splendid job Go for some
of our town commissioners, friend Or, as cur
roads need grading very much indeed.
The boss dance OF the season come off las,
Friday night at the residence Of our friend
Robt Wylie. As the barn was large and a
good crowd was present, there was nothing
To debar the young folks from having good
time. The music was good, calling ditto, ana
lemonade flowed freely. But how about the
girl that went to the dance with one fellow
and had another take her home? Will some
body please explain? However, we all had
a good time, and hope Mr.. Wylie may have
more just such parties.
The SHEDS in the rear of the Waltham
church look AS if the good Lord had a grudge
against them, as the wind Of last week blew
some of them down. The trustees ofthe church
had better watch that building, or the wind
may carry it all of down towards Utica to
get drink.
Mr.. Jas Wylie and wife have started on
visit TO the scenes of their childhood, bonny
Scotland. We all wish them pleasant Jour.
ncy and safe return.
Two OF our Ophir young men are going to
put up large platform for dancing purposes
"a by 80 feet Hope they will put it through
and have good time. They promise the
music of good string band. and a good and
commodious tent for the ladies to SIT In, and
put of and on their wraps. The platform
will be erected in the course of a week and
the first party given the middle Of June.
As Mr.. Alex. Wylie, jr, was coming from
Utica last Tuesday, and was passing the li;tle
church, his team took fright and got away
from him, throwing him out on his head and
hurting HIM severely. The wagon was not
broken very much we believe. HERCULES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02
CIGARS.

Ihave I'm ported Cigars. The best Domestic Cigars
ice. Also stogies, Tor (mar l0cSisO h q. GlIGGS.
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DIR. II. OLlN,
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser hayAg been permanently cured OF that
dread disease Consumdon by simple remedy anxious
known To his fellow sufferers the means cure
To all who H. he will send copy OF the prescription
used ree OF charge with the directions for preparing
using the same which they win ind SURF CUKE for Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS sc.
Parties wishing the preparation will please address
rev. r.. a. WILSON,
1911 Penn 81. wlsmsburgh. New York
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The County Court.-In Probate.


Estate oi Ole Jackson, deceased. Appiaise
taent bill, layeutury and widows relnq uishmen
and selection approved.
Estate OF Samuel Gibson, deceased. Claim fol
$3.50 allowed
Estate OF Nathan Hardy, dccesed. Notice OF
final settlement ordered | ublished
Estate Of Isaac Pool, deceased. Order for sale
.ot chattel property ut public sale.
Estate OF Joseph Brumbach, deceased. sup
elemental anai report approved.
Guardianship of Clara Parr, a MINOR Report
az accounts approved. -,
Estate of ME-. Overholt, late OF Streator III
Letters OF administration issued 10 Mary E Ov,
,erholt. Bond, $1,000 Notice to creditors tod
Monday in July
Guardianship of Davis c. Ballard Ell AL, minors.
Joseph Alcoyu appointed guardian OF the estate
% said minors. Bond, Sll 800.
Guardianship of Martha J. Harris etHt., minors.
Margaret A. Harris appointed guardian Bond,
50 200.
INSANE.
On "Wednesday Mrs. Rosetta Grinion, of Peru,
yxas pronounced insane She is 43 years old
and has been in this condition for about 10
months. she mauifests homicidal tendencies.
The cause Is unknown. Application made for
her admission to the Elgin asylum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for year, from Nervous Debi
~, Premature ecAy, aud All the effects OF youthful inds
erection WILL for the sake of suffering humanity rnd
all who IL, the recipe and direction Tor making
simple remedy by which be was cured sufferers wishing
oft by the advertisers experience 40 10y nd
dressing In perfect confidence,
jtn6-sp-ly JOHN n. OGDEN - Cedar St. New York
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PTMPT,FS,

VIII mall Free the recipe Ter preparing simple vsGE
TABLE, BALM Chat will remove IAN. FIRE. KILLS., pm.
PIES and BGoTCts leaving the skin son clear and beau
uiul also Instructions tor producing inNuAnt growth
haron bald head smooth face Address Ben Van.
doll co. boX 5l!l MOL W ooster street. New YORK.
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Those s. suits are splendid at VI. Sticfel Il
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xn, a LECTURE
80 TO YOUNG MEN

Jest Published, a. Ssi'sd Enut'ois. Price e..
4 Lecture ON the Naiur-, Treatment, and
r1t0di of Seminal Weakness SPKEN AruRKHrA In.
duced by seltahuse. Involuntary Emissions, NrOrENCY
Nervous Debility. AID lnpcdments TO Marriage generally
CONSUMPTION, ErILkrsN and Frs Mental and Physical
tEcaPsciiy. Sc.-By ROBERT J. CULNEl;WELL, VI. d..
author Of the Green BOOK &c.
The world renowned author. In this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience the Axful
consequences OF sef abuse may b. eicctuAiy removed
wthoi ~ medicine and whout dangerous surgical opera
lions hougie-. tn.ruments. rugs cordais. pointing
out mode OF cure AZ certain ana erectua hy which
every sufferer. matter what hts condition may BE- may
cure himself cheAply. privately and radically.
~ ms Lecture '-iH pruse Boor % Hoy~iHds and
thoasgusis.
sent under seai, IN plNr envelope, 20 any address pod
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Address the Publishers.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
iNniaB iiinn 81. New YorE. p -. Box . . 49,.
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bright aud beautiful child shows in its very
expression that its Blbyhood was not associated
with Opium, Cordials, etc.,-for the continued
use of Opium is antagonistic to health. That
valuable and highly recommended Remedy for
the disorders Of Ba5yhood, DR.. Bulls Baby Sy-
rup, is absolutely free from Morphia and all 9th
er dangerous agents and can be safely employed
at all times. Only % cents per bottle
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, May p, lSs7.
All trade has been very dull this week, though
grain is beginning 20 move slowly. Prices have
dropped a tr.ie.
Corn yesterday brought SSc@iO cents; eats,
Csc for new, oOcfor old
We quote below:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

This court, 10 mentioned last week, viii begin
the regular June term on Monday next, Judge
Iceland presiding.
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Ottawa Post OGice.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad

Train No. Is viii carry passengers between Joliet and
Bureau No 10 between Ottawa aud Rock Island No. 10 be
Rock island and Joliet No. from Bureau to otta
wa when passengers provided with tickets. and not
otherwise a. NJ ssTrH, GeR'l Pass. Agt.
A. KINBALL, Genl Supt. a. NAVEL, Asst. Gen Supt
Dec. 8, 1876. ID. NJ. HALL Agent at Ottawa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-05
80 n ,'.s..'. ..','..
n w. ~ HAIR
REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popu-
larity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
" reliable and perfected prepara-
don for'restoring GRAY OR FADRD
HAIR to It's youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. II removes all eruptions and
dandruf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, itrestores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except In
extreme old age. II is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as il requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
MD, State Assayer Of Massachn-
sets, says, @The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and / consider it
the BEsr PREPARATION for its
intended purposes" Io
Sold byaR Drsg9isiaand Deaiers 10 Medianss.
Price One Dollar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-05
MATURITY OF SEED

Upon a little reflection il is very obvious.
aud appears rational and physiological. that
the vigor and productiveness Of plant de,
ponds very much upon the perfect maturity
and vital coalition Of the seed from which
the plant springs. and that no manure or
fertility of soil can make weak plant ~
vigorous and prod uctiye rs . strong one.
This is true Of every plant from q radish to
an oak. Yet how often is this grea. truth
disrcgardel.
Has il never occurred TO the planter to
ask himself why there is 50 much difference
in the plants OF corn in the same hill. all
treated alike ? Or why there is such diff,
ference IN the yig,r of lot Of seedlings Of
any plant when all are in the same bed or
drill. and under the same conditions. |
could state many facts tending to show
that by careful attention to the perfect
maturity Of seed the productiveness of an
nal plants can be much increased. aud that
perennial plants can be obtained Of quicker
growth and greater hardness. but II does
not seem necessary 70 do this. Indeed
believe the running out of the new
wheats and other plants in few years az
ter their introduction is caused BY the pre-.
mature gathering vf the crop to prevent the
waste Of seed aud yet the plant from the
heavy. well-matured grain would iiller
and yield more nj harvest than Eve shrunk-
en- kernels. with their puny and yellow
stalks. SO. too. Of corn. Ii often rots in
the ground. or comes up feeble and yellow.
and the planter often says in explanation Of
this. THAT tina weather is too cold the
ground is too wet there is too much ma.
nure in the hill" &c. Ou inquiry have
generally found in such instances that the
farmer went through his field before harry
est 10 select bis seed corn. or IL selected At
the husking. more attentention was given
TO the size of the ear than 10 the ripeaess Of
grain. One Of my neighbour. however.
follows the practice Of his grandfather. and
selects FOR seed only the ears which have
li:hber butts to the cobs OF ears. though the
cars may be small. or more ''nubbins. !"
He does not know why these ears were pre-
ferred, but bis corn always ripsnssnd yields
well and IL Is evident. from tbe condition
Of the cob, that the gram is ripe. and re-
ceiving no further hutriment from the root
or leaf.
think It sould pay well for every far
mer 20 leave portion of bis field unga,h-
cred until the grain is perfectly ripe. even
il some shook out; and 10 the case Of corn.
nst 70 cut The top stalks. bns to leave every
part Of the plant to complete its appropri-
ate function in the perfection Of the seed.
-C0usfSg Gsntienun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-05
GROW YOUR OWN MEAT.

Hogs pay we'll. They ere especially
worthy Of attention from Southern farmers.
Tie erosding Of many swine togather. rs is
usually amous ierge swine growers Of the
West, may lead 10 disease. as il has in
many instances; but il is far different
with those farmers who aim to grow only
their own meat. with . small quantity 10
excess. AL over the South hogs have
lately been far less than moth sections. Good
attention will do much 10 ward of disease.
while our more favored climate. with the
aid Of chufa tnbers. sweet 2oistoes. clover
pastures etc.. will enable the Southern
farmer 10 grow bis own meat az very
small expenditure Of either capital or labor.
A good COW. il i estilsaied. will earn A.
bout Fifty dollars per annum clear Of al ex.
penscs for keeping; and good SOW, vel.
ied. will produce about forty dollars clear
per annam where the increase is ,old Of, or
double that amount where the pigs are feed
and fattened for meat. and this can easily
be done. and II very little expense where
there are cows. With skim milk 20 spare.
There j. very little food that Is marketable
that hogs eat ID twelve months. and Jet
many can DO grown % almost every farm.
and without adding anything TO the run.
ming expense Of the same. Let every
southern farmer resolve 70 procure at least
me good. sound breed SOW. and to grow
his oEE bacon. and thus become perfectly
independent Of the pork packing. triehins-
meat ring that every year make fortunes by
packing and speculating upon the misfOr-
tune sad improsidepce Of Southern far
,ners. When every one shall grow bis own
hogs We shall hear Of no more horrible
deaths from eating ubsound pork--meat
packed for Southern eOnsumpiion--of dis
eased and worm infected hogs. --SoHthern
Farmer.
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