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JD\RKE PLACE.

i formerly nosuri House,. Richfeld SPRINGS, " Y.
Excellent accJmuoddIon opfs Jane %. sou l nv p'l
V.rt PANkEE y FAY lFOi nctor
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6orscs, Carriages, narncss, Nr.

4 PONY PIlAETON FOR SALE.-Inquirc ot
" DONNELLY.s srABLL, conner Of Henry a.d ozark
SIS, Brooklin.
g1INE COUPE or Fdmly HORSE-Bright
( bay: 1gL hands years oi h D gculr every
aay. ..r.d ~ roting D. good pole idle horse;
nee handy a. lyrg. and tIots iu minutes.
Can - HOTauost. cpiIer .l-aye.. before 10
a. n. AID after p. m.
6. J.. HAMLIN.
3ii broadway.
I AIDES PIIAEIONS a Specially, every kind
OF CA EIIAGE 0f iAr latest and im siylra
finished TO- suit puichl-cis Ham, 500 .road"ay.
~ CARTS, both new and second hand-Nic-
toras. Coupos. BrouIhan.s Laudauci, Coicies Ian.
ddu passenger surrey Wagons Doc Cnrts. BTDt tChs
rtcton., op AMI open Dr o Wagons. toupc Eock4Wats
cy. top P.art0Is under t-scuccr lOcslway
seat It.cauwavs and Road J-, sTin Wa
ons top ol Express Wagons, bof secondhand
Hafnt-- Sheets, Ifs Ncis Tips, low pirts
Tt1aCc slOch " 81. ii. bltAN, 20 and - MoO.tcrst
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GIlnauons UanIeo-- femlles.

An ENGLISH LADY is desirous OF
" meeting with engagement uursefv hos ihesS 70
amt. 1uuHg chill companion TO ltuy has no op
eciion 10 travel Ap " at y. ". g. A., Z East Ioh5I
At MRS. LOWE GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
" HOUSE will always be found large number oi ast
rlas, crman SERVANTS Tor all capacities no.es employ
inc more than viii nnn 20 their interest 10 can
at on. e. i3l l5thsL. betw-eu 81 and ithaves
A + the OLD BOOKHAM' SERVANTS IN
y sTITUTE. removed 10 $50 an ave. near 2itas,, On
hand large ~ very select III estant and y'ner
coks waitrrnres sundtess"s =
ior he brsi private am,si also, rr.l attentlvn psa 70
lVteLs ouInIlct houses, &N l. iASND fVs'N's''
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Giin Zeal gsiais for Sale.

NOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or TO LET-A
ANAL brick dwelling all modern Improvements NO ois
Ias S2ds Apply at 2l East 75thsl or 5o2 East s2"sI
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Donr0 an0 Rooms.

West Side.
4 NlCELY-FURNISHED SUITE of ROOMS
! "A q So o. Tow SINGLE ROOM, Tor gentlemen WIKI or
without BOARD, % to =; good boar lo7 West 4lsst
poAkDERs WANrED.- One single -; and nd
Gq4g e9q "i 81 NJ. i@G % MINUTES val" 0' ''
| NICE ROOMS, very well furnished, with first
y sia-s B9ARD for n.c seo'iomen IN French family
NO. - WEST 24IiI-Sf., ne!rlye opposite
- Flnh ayonue Hotel eleaant furnished ROOMS 10 let
! wuh or without BOARD. Irinsent' taken.
| K1H-AVK., 741.-ROOMS, with BOARD, at
% low prces. Adclsidiui summer residence
| STH-AYE., 22l, oppc site Hotel Brunswick
- superior cool ROOMS on second and plror floors perma
ncni or trin-ient references.
pep WEST 32D-sT.-Very desirable ROOMS
'P~ on mt u4ri, ani ,onith hoors wi a or without
'e'e WEST 22D-Sr.-Seyeal very desirable
'b't ROOMS o LET With BOARD: transient and table
b,aId best OF reference; terms moderate
Fast Side.
- EAST 20TH-ST.-Suit5 OF ROOMS, hand
- smcy furnished pryate, o2tr3omsl ior sentemen
'lQ EAST 29TH-ST-1O LET with BOARD
u fourth floor Ion ,iismeu only Transient taken ret renee
FTS MADlSON-AyE. - ROOMS, single or
\ . double, with or without BOARD at Mrs. X. H.
4,) PER DAY.-26 and 2S East 23d-st.,
M2a,.o91re ea@5 @@nMG wit" ''' class
BROOKLYN Board.
BOARD for families or single gentlemen IN
large broWnston, house, lrstcars IN every rs.ec de-
tfu y 0aoI lDf summer beng near large park ind HE
toi To C0ury Island; terms very low Tor the summers ieicr
eno,- txcuah scd. 80 south OXiuld-st.
NN Columbia Ilights, river de- overlooking
~ bay AID cnViIous; elegant ROOMS en- eu'
fo flulit. aud ,iu.lr ROOMS gentlemen 200 moderate
me- Grrru, W osr flmic. o the city VIII uAd
l. location cool ana accessible. - Address 2Oi Columbia
iliguLs brooklyn.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANrED-Cty and cOuntry.-SeGd
mice, to tit BOAKDEIS DIRECTORY, 131 Broadway.
Apartments & llnfurnl5be0 Rooms 10 Eet
BERKELEY, ...........
I'D ,I'u.AN ENUE, CORNER NINrH-Sr
JAMES SLATER, Proprietor
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Brooklpn scal gsiaIs for Sale.

DWELLING-H HOUSES Nos. AZ NIlloWrst,
s7 Bicks 40 81 and 81 Nassau-st, 100 and lO2 flno
snnles, l7D and l95 Wilougbby-st, 2i Lsiayeltoaye
"'F GORDON L. FORD, % Clark ST., brooklyn.
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Apartments 6, ilnfurnebeO Rooms 10 Get
Giiudilons WInieo-- 1tlales

TOACITMAN.-SituatiOn wanted as iirst-class
Y co,chman ~ Prof. stant married man has IiNei :
,r- with employ leaves .n IfcJ i Oi blflns dp
Lo..-. can e-o-n at 80. 10 West flthst
rOACUNAN and GROOM -- by a married
man who orougniv understands his business; six years
WIN rr,,e employ err Viii be discnsiscd hrst OF month
". C.. fasi j0.1si
yTSEFIL LAD (5wedc)-GOOd waiter; able
aDd Wiling 10 be- useful. ely or country. Tor l03 wage
49, eol trfsnrrs and can tr seen al the PtD tENiANI
ilONF. 81 6t.aye., fourth house ABOVE I'ihs 81
FrSFFUL MANA useful man; farm, gar
or, Ir,r mix u- generally useful, lac - strong iu
yi4. and Dol AFRAID 81 work, hts Euol
,cfrr.nc- End r,1 at tne PROTESTANT HOME 3S
Othaye. NEAR iDtns'
sNIAirER and USEFUL MAN-By n German
Young for cit, or uniyi hn "lhhg dnd able
make himself generally useful Tor very low wares he -
pg n disposition ana likes p MY ot work hfS g"oi fri
,t1,,, AZ tc PROTESTANT HOME, los 0th-ate, above
iUlli-7f.
.HYATTFR and USEFUL RELIABLE NAN,
w lnysh with good ciiy references wants siuaiiOn
h y or country specially competent ana caiein " IN
silver Gc, and can give best ~ sii-tNoh 10
toe who employ him lie can be- Aceu AZ Tho Po - AM
BIEEAI. 13, G,layr, lOurth house above luih-'t.
XETANTED-SituatIOn IN any store, hotel or
man or per. tl"ntole relu -hce7 a. - chtla
ability ana integrity; wages TO suit Address BUalN iss
Tribune Ontt, =. y
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ilenl estate 90 Gtthanoc.
Ciin DroperIn 10 Ert.
Brooklnn properin 60 Ecl.

TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-stOry
3 and basement brick dwelling SO. 223 Carroll 81.
Cauol paIk: 90 Gcsr tenant the Will Dee made very
reasonable Apply Co. j. y. CORNELL % tDurrst. t1n"klyu
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A. Chic,,cring Uall. ffih. .9ve. COZ ,', : :.
At fhe Go-pcl Tcut. 1hIILs- 3 I....l..,l IoGIIr 3

Al rhe Gospel Tent THIRTY ionr.s, & r Nf,ciire. ~ M
o. General f'"A'' ~ r~rtr
] r,,nn.ra-ce Meciinc 7S0 D. M. Rev VI ~ , ~
ts',calN nrearh. Durug the week pi
5vFPY NIGHT (eycort Wednesday, al tl9' 'H & W. W,
nav Preactcr-' NssNciau'n, I'N. ~
" ~, ~ d. a,d pev WN HVMPSTONE sing ng leN DY
H. .c1r"DORF r. PERKINS Cuenl9i s'lou iuce ~
- . - r,,lv Reading ~ the Declaration o
"a ~, lion nv an eminent citizen An are invited.
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L. II SALE-30O-acre FARM, with oyster
ground hard to beat for 0ran, grass, OF truck Au'ss
J.. =. G., Box .. MeStover Md.
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American Temperance ion.-tm, ion.-.,,c The celchraia

fsrSe Han y nc coopsr TshpC pc..on INC Of i@ois
orator snn me meeting This Reverend G'iii,ut,p
- ~, ,rerior ON Tcmperance Ros'Iu Dauiel
hts no - o,,ission free J. b. Gibbs, Presideht Dai''
=
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ss,e WEST SI.-Seycral very desirable
I ROOMS 70 LET With BOARD: also transient and table
board; best OF reference; Terms moderate.
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y, tSe sccr'arv the paroT ioI oIoOp c@aS Wonng Men
ociock; ~, "a Sainriav NJ ocisk, " the par or
prIcr M reeting at O'Clock, In the pariorS i"'
caSSes
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Counlrn Real GsInte for Sale.

Y An ELEGANT RESIDENCE, with all modern improve
n spts Prcc very low; terms easy. Also FARMS ant
GoifNTRY SEATS. EDWARD = VAIL, III BroaiWay
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.,.,o, street Dnp:ist Church, Stan' ~ p.sior WI
40 stanton % Stree ,,rats samuel J. knanp ,,non fs,
ChIis, ~ Nv ,av morning 1890, evening ''o'
,fnra
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Mr.. DiDgenes.

TIL angular man lived in Greece. lie was dis
shguishcd for his ecceutrcties, bad manners
Ane bad disposition. It was his chief business
- laG fault. For example, he took a lantern
one tAy when the sun was shining brightly ana
vent out % search for an honest man, thereby
insiuuItng that such persons were exceedingly
stare. When Alexander, a distinguished mill
'4Ty Gentleman, paid him visit, and inquired
-sha, ns could DO for him, hc had the impotence
- tell lin 10 get out OF his sunshine" To cap
The climax o; his oddities, he dressed like beg.
gar and lived In 4 tub, He was sour, crabbe j,
9TBsty old bachelor We infer that he had no
vie trst because history does not mention her :;
secOud, because no woman would take kind.
y 20 one Of his habits, dress, or mannC1s or as
pre- % become mistress Of his mansion. There
EEs old woman who lived In shoe" its true,
"a, The woman who would live in ttiJ, and es-
Dtcialy with such a companion, has not been
Hard lrsR. The misanthropic spirit which pos.
sesscd this man was doubtless due to disordercd
digestion and bilIOusuess. one Of the prominent
symptoms Of which IS a morose, faulttndng dis.
position. The tongue is heavily coated, giving
Use 10 bad taste, the appetite Is not good, and
he pitieHt feels dull. sleepy or dizzy, and is apt
20 b. ireHul. Unfortunately Mr.. Diogenes lived
ssTerAi centuries before DIR. Piercc's Pleasant
Purg ltiye Pellets were invented, few dosCs OF
which would have relieved him OF his "ble," and
enabled han TO find scores Of "honest men" with
ont tuc aid Of his lantern. Under their magic
Influence, combined with that Of the Golden Med
cal Discovery, 10 cleanse his blood, he nigh
have been led 10 take more cheerful view q
lie. 10 exchange his tub for decent habitation
70 spruce up in personal appearance, and a
.sst to have take q wife to iRebd his clothes ant
AIS manners, both Of which were In evident meet
b5 repairs, aad become the happy sire OF it'll,
Diogcneses who would hare handed down 10 pos
ieritg. the name not Of a cynic philosopher bu
u sAesyfii, ieci'ia, happy. siriuoss '"oaN
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THE COURTS
c conrt In Probate

r,o.,u.rsbin of Francis Brocker CT al ne
,,,,, Of sale of real estate approved ana sale con-
Gmel
Ests,e of Joseph J. Roy, deceased f'ha' IT,
mart approved and administrator 'ise"aIS'o
Estate OF Almira Angel, deceased flh"i IT,
v,ny, ,nurpycd and administrator discharged.
rsta,r Of George Fuller, deceased. Inventory
u-nr.i.amant bill and widows REIMBURSEMENT
and selection approved
Guardianship of Albert Rchle ct al, minors
Eeaye gwen to remove properly 10 fehn''y''-
MIA and proof Of the appointment OF guardian.
Guardianship of Rosina B. Gorbet ct al. Or
Ger for the payment OF board
Estate of salmon Price. Inventory heo ana
approved
Estate of Louis Stauffer, deceased. Letters OF
administration issued to Maria Stauer' Bond
$1,000 Notice to creditors to June TERM
Estate of George W. Johnston, deceased. In
yeptory, uppraisement bill and WIDOWS REIN
,xaissp,ppt and selection filed ane approved
Estate of Isaac Pool, deceased. Letters tesla
,.eptory issued to John and Henry Pool. BOND,
5000 Notice to creditors to June term
Estate of John Oeson, deceased. Order Tor
spa| settlement to June tern.
Estate of Ole Jackson, deceased. Letters oil
administration issued to Lars Haycr. BOND,
st309O. Notice to creditors to June term
Estate Of Ellen Clancy, deceased Matthew
white appointed administrator dc bonis non.
Bond, $4,000.
Estate of Patrick Donald, deceased VIII ad-
ri:tea to probate.
for
Estate OF Sophia Smith, deceased ordcf lot
aD.ise of final settlement at the June term,
Estate of Michael Smith, deceased. ORDER ior
sotice of FINAL settlement at the June term
Estate of Daniel Condos, deceased. Final re-
mort approved and estate declared settled.
Estate OF Thos. Rogers. Widows relinquish-
r~en. and selection approved.
Estate of Martin $. Bernard. VIII admitted
% probate,
Estate of James S. Bullock Report OF ac-
eonnts approved.
Estate of Andrew Powell. VIII admitted to
probate and letters testamcntary issued to Jos.
" Powell. Bond, $4,000 Notice to creditors
~ July term.
Guardianship Of Ida Jane Mathis. Final re.
port Of accounts approved, and guardian dis
charged.
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POLAR CURRENrs.-IntO the Polar basin
wa6 ever flowing u stream OF warm water,
pouring in between Sp,zbergen and Norway
and another stream of cold water was run
ming out on the west. the former carrying a
great amount of heat into the north, and the
other carrying Il great amount OF cold to Can.
ada, the west of Greenland and North Amer
lca. TO put this in homely way, he might
mention that the inhabitants of New York,
If they were to battle in the sea, would actu-
ally have to plunge into the water of the same
temperature as that off the north point OF the
coast Of Norway. No very distinct knowl.
edge could be obtained of the nature of the
ice in the Polar Sea. 1t was certain that a
vast distance was covered with ice through
out the summer, and was not open. The
masses were broken up III summer and sway.
ed backward and forward; but Il err was M
such thing rs navigable char n.l, and IN
September all became cenenteu together
again. The new formations taking place sew
en- months ia the year would more than coun-
tcrbalanCe the breaking up in the other five
and as the area of the Polar basin could not
be less than 100000 square miles and the
outlet was not more than 800 miles wide, and
only half was occupied, ii was matter OF
calculation as TO tho quantity OF ice that could
get out, and it was easy 10 see that some OF
that remaining must be at least 100 years old
All the driitwood that was found WAS in bays
open to the west, and in no single instance
was drltwood found in bays opening towards
the cast.-Sir george Mares.
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Horace E. Scudder IN Harpers Magazine
Mr. Breck's father was rick merchant IN
Boston, who was agent for the French gov
eminent, and brought into close connection
thus with the French officers attached to the
squadron which for a time was anchored in
Boston harbor His house was the resort OF
the foreigners, who were looked upon with
unbounded curiosity by the Boston people,
brought for the fist time into acquaintance
with a nation uniformly traduced by the Brit
lsh. 1t was incredible TO them that persons
who were popularity supposed to subsist main
ly on frogs should be 50 plump and wellfa
vored but the original facts were stoutly
maintained and supported by the rumor that
they had been discovered hunting for their
favor tie food in the frog pond on the common.
With this last notion in his head, Mr.. Ma
thane Tracy, who lived in beautiful villa
at Cambridge formerly Washington's head
quarters, and now Mr.. Longtellow house,,
made a great feast for the admiral and his
officers Everything was furnished that could
be had in the country to ornament and give
variety to the entertainment. My father was
one of the guests, and told me often after that
two large tureens of soup were placed at the
ends of he table. The admiral sat at the
right of Tracy, and NJ. De rEtombe on the
left. L'ElunlSe was consul of France, resi-
dent at Boston. Tracy filled plate oil soup,
which went to the admiral, and the next was
handed to the consul. AS soon L'Etombe
pu: his spoon into the plate he fished up
large frog, just as green and perfect as If he
had hoped from the pond INTO the tureen.
Not knowing at first what 1t was, he seized it
by one of its hind legs, and, holding it up in
view of the whole company, discovered that
It was fullgrown frog. AS soon as he had
thoroughly inspected it and made himself
sure OF the matter, he exclaimed; "Ab, mon
Deu! Une grenouille" Then, turning to
the gentleman next to him, gave him the frog.
He received it and passed 1t round the table.
Thus the poor crapaud made the tour from
hand to hand until it reached the admiral.
The company, convulsed with laughter, eX-
amined the soup plates as the servants brought
them, and in each was to he found frog.
The uproar was universal. Meantime Tracy
kept his ladle going, wondering what his out
landish guests meant by such extravagant
mcrrimcnt. Whats the matter?" asked he
and raising mis- head, discovered the frogs
dangling by leg in all directions. Why
don't they eat them7" he exclaimed. IF
they knew the COMPOUNDED trouble | had to-
catch them, in order TO treat them to dish
of their own country, they would find that
with me, at Least, it was no joking matter"
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Chicago Market.

AptII Ioth, ISL.
Flour-Prces unchanged. Fancy white
winter extras, sl0bJ@$llOO; springeNtras $500
daOO, fancy Minnesota patent. 10000 ll50.
Wheat Higher Winter, red, 81 No
spring, l6s@i7O; No. 2, Sl.65@S l66
Corn-Ne 2, 53(d5illc. Options. May, -.
Oats-Cash sales, 4Sd52c,
Rye -7sdS0c for No. 2.
barley-No. ., GI@10c.
Lard-S950d9G5.
raIOw-sc
Potatoes-Peachblows, sLl0dslt5.
Butter-Good fancy dairy, lSd22c; roll, li@
IScts.
Eggs-lOdl01<c. per doz.
Dressed chickens, 9GlOc.
Turkeys, l26llic dressed.
Caitle-Actiyc and higher. Fancy grade steers
s575-sG0O; choice natives S5OOW5"J; cows
aud hcfeFs So 25as4 IS
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser haviRs been permanently cured Of that
tread disease Consumdon, by simple remedy ia anxious
10 maze known to his fellow sufferers the means oil cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy of the prescription
used Gree OF CHARGE with the directions for preparing and
using the which they viii find SURE CURE for Cox
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &C..
Parties wishing the preparation will please address
Rev. h. A. WILSON,
l0l Penn 81. Wliamsburgh, New York.
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Ottnwa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, May IT, INI1.
All t;ade has been very dull this week The
weather has been bad and good, both Of which
have kept farmers at home. Corn yesterday
brought 46c@i7c, oats, acW3ic.
We quote below:
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CHILDHEN's TREAsURE.--i case for pens, pen.
ellis, sponge, &c, with rule attached, for sale at
Osman & IIapeman's. Every school boy and
girl should have one.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debill
,y, Premature ecay and al the effects OF youthful nds
erection WILL for the sake OF suffering humanity send free
all who need IT, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy BY which he was cured sufferers wishing
profit by the advertisers experience Jan 10 so by ad
dressing In perfect confidence.
jan6-sp-ly JOHN u. OGDEN, y Cedar St, New York.
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If you wish to subscribe for Magazine or
Newspaper, call at Oslnan II Hareman's, west OF
the Court House
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CRoQUET.A good assortment OF Croquet AT
Osman & llapcman's.
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White and cOlorcd sphnts for picture francs
and wal. ornaments at Osman and Hapeman's
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Train No. Is will carry passengers between Joliet
Bureau between ottawa and Rock Island No 10 be
tween Rock Island Joliet. No from Bureau to Ota
wa, when passengers provided with uckets and not
other wise. A. N. SMITH GeRl Pass Agt.
II. RIDDLE, Gen'l Supt ID. NJ. HALL,
Dec. 9, 1876. Agent at Ottawa.
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Cse... checkers. doraisOes. ETC. at osmau &
T. rmsa'-
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DIR. Ill. OIlN.

OF Chicago formerly OF this place. Will visit Ottawa, at
Clifton HOTEL the Ars Tuesday OF each month"; for treating
ell diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgcay otherwise
for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids CLOSURE
of the ear duct eye srssshyoma and the removal
JUNIORS and morbid growts OF every description. Artificial
eyes and inserted without pain previous opera
ton, Granular eye.ds The mast frequent di,ease IN the s,:,
radically and permanently cured
From his long experience In treating diseases of the Eye
he feels conden. IN stating tia, be nearly
every Chronic diseases also reaed Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes IN the West.
December 10th lR70.-tt
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Go TO Osman IL lIapeman's for Wall Paper and
Window Shades.
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Catholic Prayer Books in all styles at Osman
& Hapemans.
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Wall Paper in great variety, and at very low
prices, at Osman IL Hapeman's
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The FREE TRADER and Prdirie Farmer, on,
year, for $50.
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IIaincs Township Organization at Osman &
Hapemans.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy K. Z.
TIME TABLE.
hicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

SAMUEL POWELL,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
:. c. LEE, Agent at ottawa. Jany'I6
, 1877-03-29

gounlrfa9 20. Mdr3 1877.
StaEt Hi6mDnb.

poliaei @eri9t. 6olsenbs
Sale famen 9eitern in bieiem @cri9ts
5ur Werbanblung:
Sbomas Sones. farbis. aneeflast Den
Cornelius WinSarb onessriffen uno ee-
ihlaaen au haben, wurbe SIS seltraft.
Spnos gboleton uno Sbomos Soplcr,
farbig. aneeflast ,pegen umoroentli6en
Yetrosens i'm 2. Marft, puroen ie 50
9citraft.
Glen Watlon, farbig, onssflast Elm
unoroentli4en Gbarottsr gu lcin, luurbe
ouf 30 Gage in Die Sail 9eianot.
Sames Sbomos, Stepben SobnIon,
BRADFORD &obinion unb Gilbert Sulter,
farbise Giebe, ,uuroen. ,peser ManseI
an 8iirsidaft auf 6 Monate in Die Sail
9eianbt.
Salena Maiie, farbis. nnb So6n
GigniasD. aneetlast2drn auf Der @tra=
Be Gem ,4t 81 baben. uuroen ie So &c.
trait.
3i6aro gnslifb, aneeffast wesen
Srunfenbeit unb unorbenttihen 8etra.
gems. tuuroe ouf 5 9ase in Die Sail ses
fanot.
, 1877-03-29

WbisfeD- Gill. Sci Senai
labm 9eitern bic Wbistep.9il BON
9auie Dor. IS purotn @erlu9e se=
ma1t Die @teuer auf 2iqubr BON q
Gents auf / Gent unh auf Bier BON !
Gent ouf / Gent per Srunt su ernieori=
gen. bod per9ebens.
Wdbreno Der Sibune bes Ginau3.go.
mites am 9ienita9e ma1te 1err SUN j..
ties. wel4er bas 2iqu6rsS utereIIe bon
Mleyan0ria pertritt, sinen 1tarfen Ser.
iu9 bic Steuer auf Bier fallen au TAI.
len. ba. tuie er ia9te. es mngeredt iei,
elm GIaiien' @eieb 5u MAIDEN, tpsldss be-
fcnoers i&ipsr anf bas beuti9e Clement
bril- den ,pirb.
@eneral See ,polte Die @teuer oui
Bier BON ] Gent auf i Gent ernisbrist
baben. tuurbe aber nit 5 9e9en 4 @tim
men p~ertporfen. Ser einaise @runo
Die 1erabiebuns ui9t au5ula7en. mar,
baB bic Bin wieber nod benz Sau5e
bdtte 5uriidseben miiIien nit benz Mmen,
bement nno Die sanae Bin perIoren se=
ben i6nnte. ba bic Set Der Yertasuns
20 nabe.