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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-23

~NMn NOTICE-NEW STAGE ROUTE
2E4TRA The subscribers respectfully inform their
fiends and the public that they twill com
from the Avenue and Ninth street. through Ave
c, Houston Bowery Chatham street and Broad
WILLIAM C. LENT.
LEONARD HUNT. . jei iNsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-23

IN SUMNER HATS-Economy and Fashion-.-kO
ABERTSON, of the Phenix Hat and Cap Mandatory,
formerly Of No 1903 but now Of Fulton street. New York
and 6s Fulton street. Brooklyn whose constant aim has
has introduced his summer style Of consisting Of beau
tif pearl and drab Castors trimmed the peculiar manner
the peprsrion from staining the outside OF the
REDUCTION IN PRICES.-Robertson gives notice that
he has reduced the price OF his Pearl Hats So and his
drab Hats 50; and at the time challenges
facure to produce better article higher
WIN. ROBERTSON, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-23

TO DAGU EkKlAN ARTISTS.
DLATES-i5O0 brand, full sire.
1000 medium size.
INSTRUMENTATION landern of all sizes; American
Roachs make, warranted superior =
QUICKSTUFF-An acceIerating LIQUID, used BY the most
successful artists. For sale in lots % suit
JOHN ROACH, Optician,
ais lmsc ~ Nssxuu street
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: 100 REV ARD

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plastic
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-12

4Nn GARRETT WARE Rooms
- ~ vsfN sFEEf = NfEEEtIN6- y s.
r@IfrY keep CONSTANTLY on ssras refs rtfersa -
i saEfuzfzr a#7- *faazsas Preach AL szte
o. t#sH+r RaeAHHE hairs sefss ~ ste std TAf'as
HTrssHHe HHrcaN= Hea=feaas. Haes 49,. s=-nsHad
zes her ulh flet cfte Hrrie Of fhr ltes e
40 ttst ffitzsled EuffittHfs pfes ad lhIs
f.tf s8d Mahogany frsare fnosHHr GHt-s-- = escHs
vsrist nd rtleH Ia14 laF GiIss FAtet ef al
FnfirSH sHa riHfHrt ffaH1ss hsnd RI ns fo efdes
riiusfTff 49, f3H+Hstnr II letthsF nsls. Hna
sfff. and Pillows Hstr. cotton Hust, snftng and sirsu
NsfIrasses Hsnkrts. 4H4tss Comforts. ssek}af Bot
tnu. tfsss Mas ef al hind' together with every o'Its
A. RE q ptastert NsrV+ hand I'd matte rl5f
Acn4flsn ard =lA WINDOW Binds " indoss shsdrs II
etsrf snd saier a. II vhieh -it Pc soh wy
Aoay rfless and warranted at ths tc-i quality Asn Ma
he<haHr Nsncefs Hat Cloth. VANISH. Spanish Afo..
Mahogany Knots, Ssnd Fsr~t. trefs. Hinge Cssfsfs
Find Trimming. constantly on hand and seEa low fa5
Ssh
i Steam Rss'r aIfnshsd 9Th every article Of Fa4=
nfnft Al sfaf uetiae. ard nf tt4o vrrA h-st
I'm ronnctfan with TN skuse. have iss lar
ct tne most splendid assortment of CarYc. Rug. 0I
Eaths sf4s Covers. a. - offered in IT, 80, 4
a. n ~lieh Il be sed cheaper tier -. eaf ssa
before. Jrr#r Is
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9EE At CENTRAL.
= .HPO RIl
i i,t " CASH STORE. or
JANIS | THOAlpSo\6ca

- ia iaan lately accuni.dk. I n =,
III. ...--.' /, -" V ~ Nam street Il I.l, y
heaurIf,,' 49,. lave opened ar, larre .ete',.
sefe ti.} ha. h - tiir a i'e aii.ea f,
good al ~ t,.'Iai he stock sefs .r.e, 49,
lie 80 - i'''A' a. ran = ioand Ia TIE m, -a
sfsf go. .e4s..ts lu part ~ ihc f4iloN me
and @s.5.. = tAsi'sit, ffrftcb, ami 4. 90. 80
a We - 'Ha.e-. afiety u - AZ. -. =
Il..t5 49, +-A'Ats 4tahs- ssiiHets i - -.
- = ttft superior 4fllfa. T. t'' eiet4.
n, te-l. 80 'is'-' Together AIN AZ sss.f
AYR rHorfse2
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+ resi- coon,

II - II tAitt+
IT ffreised, direct from rHfs5rr
aye tsmiis G1orsfy ospo.Es
follow az sEIle,e=
iu3 litaa, tat Rart CEnds -
lead bafiet . tas ? iopr ~ = .-.s
fiaf liato, ron fine t-ueas. + ron tizz
iaatH he.. 'sHa, : dozen EsseHregf
-Afa.Ees. r4Kaal IekIe,. FIRES
Nssfi ttsis iee hss, Fears. ltH-sH
'.' ,iaafl }ats suHtfiat f.ne 1Prl.
- ana ifE orusHrnt5Hs eake.
sA ~ l.sl.GIzs Il Iu1ez .uEsf
ei.efe - 81. q si0rrH srx
f'st- lHft4 cat sHa Hfi as. + laEs'at
sEca=3 durru iasrssst-a
Mars Graihd rHaaa os. s
'tt tiuoH lHr s.faHua AsHs fr.=
~ lHri SHil s-HsH sIIaoa
tHse red -Hsef. srfab B=
fr6sHss sfa fm.i
sfH ilerfing. FAr5s Hs
H.l-i a 'ir4it.i saliaaH ail
4Hrz assuftH -Gtytrf
a. i9f esz1 re aPffe
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!, !, t .'i1 hats Fnon 81 20 ro 81

r HARFlKis us z stfep liai aiH fira,e an :,
thsH an olier Re, a' s}s .oih,. ia. ef....
Ru..ls 60 ssh Tod 10 fesu Mani IA. - +.
tis,. n -, -, 81 aa5 see them. together al.
t1s hs's ioeH t7ef s. ,ih afa4es 60 iet- itst
Wb.ri.r. ..se 0 e -vil cheap and ~ a. 80
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w II HES

TIL IsstsIed f.afl i#esef " sirHea
Il rfafH d. $40
Fuif Jrvfsfes faFH.f #s=frsHs lfssss
da tee.ne sd rs oder fe5t PrueHi -.
#Haaf lsevrf I.e#tur eFbnaef A. srd Frrrs
VI se. ta.z fs.rz,r - and fsr sats -
gNa BfsH9E. NJ Izg Mar a.
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70 6otf WEI cTNCINNKrt. IxpIex traI
tkAE "a IL. Nt&n8Lt8s sTRtSLrHFtu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-21
Family Boarding school.

MIR. d MRS. CLARK propose opening a
WI School for young Ladies at their residence
one mile south Of Ottawa, to commence on the
first Monday Of May next.
The location is pleasant and healthy. uniting
whatever may I've desirah!e in The quiet of the
country with the advantages 10 BE- desled from,
the society Of the town.
knrwing that there are many parents IN the
county who have not the opportunity Of educa.
ting their children at home, we take th, method
Vt sayIng to such parents, that We will take u
Il nled number Of pupils into our own family,
and will endeavor as far as possible, to improve
their intellectual aud moral character. We shall
endcavor 50 to diversity aud arrange our system
Ut instruction that our scholars many no, be-.
come wear, and yet be advanced as rapidly ne
possible in their studies. From our own advan.
ugcs Of education aud experience in teaching
we trust we shall he ahIe to adopt course of
instruction and discipline which will insure a
progress pleasing to every parent.
Scholars sent to us from abroad will BE- at all
times under our waichlul care and be treated in
every respect like members Of our own family.
The p'ice OF tuition will va,y from rs to SIS
per quarter, according IN the age and a,iainmen,s
Of the pupils. Board 81 per week. Board mud
washing Si,25. Sc
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There is slight error IN the above
which the "Couslitu,ionalisi" might have
corrected, as the editors were aware that
McINsrRy necer started apaper IN Per"
though the poor devil did work here as
journeyman, ID. S. ELLIOT started this
paper, and afterwards started for Mexico ;
but, like Capt Dickey. and for the same
reason resigned! No one here doubt
that hiac ran, aud ran his best, at that ;
yet his friends excuse him, saying. he was
"dry" and ran in town "to liquor" and it
was net his fault if the b'hoys licked 'San-
tana' before he had time 10 return! he
this as il may. Mac was not rery goo"
printer. or lie would not have dropped
his shooting stick" o"wet his sponge. "
Peru Beacon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-21

German Emigration 10 .2merica.-
A letter from Cologne, Prussia, bearing
date March 27Ih, states that within few
DAYS previous more than G.000 Germans
had passed by that city on their way to
Bremen. ilavre and Antwerp to their
passage for America. The greater parl
of them had the appearance ol being peas
ants in easy circumstances. In general
says the same letter. we do not see so
many poor emlgrans as IN former years
The city of Mendon is al this moment
overllpwing with emIgrantS, and fesen-
bles a sort of camp for wandering race.
The streets are filled with people, who,
stationed there with Their baggage, await
The departure Of the steamers which are
to conduct them to their places OF emf
grafton in the New World. 1t is thought
I20, 900 is the number of Germans who
emigr te this year. The fever OF eml
grafton has reached those countries OF
Germany, from which, until the present
time, no persons have em'graled, as. for
instance, the rich and fer.Ile Saxon prov
ince IN Prussia.
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JATNE'S EXPECTOR.3NT!

o.Ii IL y EAT II / 4 OI.1N !
Mr.. Ebcntzer Webs or, of Providence, (R. J
was cured of a severe asthma 10y using five bot.
ties.
Rev. Simeon Siegfriei was cured of inhUenz,
hoarsencss, aud a hard dry cough, by the use
of one bottle.
Rev. DR.. Babcock, Of Poughkccpsie snys that
knowing DR.. Jayne to he reguor Physician.
AMI having used nj, medicines personally aud in
his family does noe hesitate to commend them
as safe aud eminenty useful medicines, aud a
valuable addition to our Matera Medic,.
Re'. John Scgur, of LnmbertsvlIe, New Jer.
sey, who was suffering with a hoarscness aud
soreness of the lungs aud throat, and sulluca-
ting asthma, was cured by one bottle.
Mr. ]. b. Simpkins SAYS that it cured his wife
of consumption, aud one vi his children OF
whooping cough.
Rev. Jonathan Going ID. D., Professor Of
Granville College, Ohio, says, ale was Iaboring
under severe cold, cough and holrscness, and
that his officially Of bretIhin; was So great that
he ielt himself IN danger Of immediate suhnca.
ton but was perfectly cured by using this Elk.
Pectorant."
Mrs. Dllks, of Salam, n J. was cured " asth.
mn of20 years standing, by using two bottles OF
this medicine. Mrs. Ward, also Of Salem, was
cured OF the same complaint, by five bottles
Sold 10y q Il Walker, Ottawa 43
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large Stock of V'ew Goods
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.

FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
G. NArTINGER would the purchasers The very large
- eegan, stock NEW GOODS received from the cities
embracing L.7DIES DRESS q OOOH
aud .u a snsham rcs print"
la aud good u dresses We n snarV
H0URNING GOODS.
striped A!oa large 10, Of
hams, h 1Ict; black alaples,
WHITE MUSLIN G OODS
style ofnmic muI, muU ncy cpnt &c
SILhS
and
linen, and nencam
HOSTERYS CLOVES.
small
Ies
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
hoigs 2yd i1 table table cloths
towel striped
News SUMMER WEaR
lldd and twi'd and drills
su am ue
GENTLENEN' WEAR.
French and English sIndr; silk
BOOts and Shoes, BOnnetS and BONNET Trinm n
sand misses snc
aud FOlencb aJ aud
CrOckery, UardWGre, GrOcerieS, SC.
Most articles Country Produce will be taken highest
sIPeons having Hooi
early All good clean washed Wool clear
and bury Wool will be taken what be worth have
made To hin ION con Nav f7-I3
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N OTTO T..

fa'IIE subscriber, wishing 10 bring his
business to a close, offers, al reduc.
ed prices, large and splendid assert.
menl Of first rate I,ruadclolhs, Of various
coIors and qualities, cassimeres, saIineus
and tw ecds. Ves,lngs of various kinds
viz Satin, silk, silk and cotton velvet,
cashmere. swansdown and Marseiles.
Bombazines, AIpacas, Paramet,a, French
merinos, Irish linens, shirlings and sheet.
ings, canton and wooden tlannes and
blue drillings.
ALso-A splendid assortment of stocks,
plain and fg'd. crava,s. gum elastic and
worsled suspenders, Gents. cotton hall
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkfs., UNI
brellas ard cotton and linen thread.
ALso-A irsl rate assortment OF Tai.
lor's trimmings.
A II of the above articles will be sold a,
Wholesale or retail.
JOHN SUULER.
n. B.-Winter Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all Of the above
articles. j. s.
Ottawa, March 20, l7iT. 37-ti
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NOTICE.
TO FAROlCRSi

gOLIEr NOOLLEN FACrORY.-The
81 subscriber will keep on hand a large assurt.
ment OF Ct tn of bis own manufacture. which hr
proposes t. exchange f. WOOL. He will give
one yard ui good heavy cloth tor two aud a halt
pounds Of good clean wool Of the SAM quality
" he viii work wool upon shares, as fnilnws:-
give ouc-halt the cloth the wool makes 10y receiy-
log eight cents per ward from the customer upon
nj. halt or ali the wool makes by receiving thlty =
ii hl cents per yard for manufacturing, He will
also manufacture for cuslomers-blanIels, Jeans
and AInnels, as well as sainett and full cloth.
Chh Dressing done on reasonable terms,
and At short notice. None but the best work
men will BE- employed.
Any person gong TO Chicago, from the cen.
trail or southern part Of the State, vii pass by
this town, an all the subscriber wishes, to in
sure a continuance of patronage, IL to once have
man pairojlze him, Wool can be SAINT up the
Illinois river, directed to J. A. Mattescn, Joliet.
viii county, to the care Of Mr.. Abrams, Peru,
us, md 1t will be forwarded, where cloth will
be put up in neat anil safe manner, according
tn the abDvet terms. aud sent in return 10 any par
OF the State without troubling the owners To ac-
company it. MATFESON.
n. Persons coming fiom a distance with
quantity Of wool to he carded or manufactured,
il obliged to stay over night, shall be to n, ex-
pense. \ NJ.
Joliet, March 22i, 1917. 90
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Scif-lEefCiICe.

Consequence ct an ~ Just and unwaranled
n opposition, rsln brast.ng, false pretenslons,
aud malicious mIsreprcseuDall,ns, Dr.. +. Is.
VAST takes this opportunity puhlcIy To nr.
n'u' ce 10 The citizens of ludmn Creek, that he
has pursued a regular rourse Of u.sdicn study ,
(ial,e assertions Of designing individuals To the
contrary notwiDhstandng) attended two fall
courses Of medical lectures, attended chpmic Il
lectures at the college Of Physciuns aud Sur.
gcons. \. York. aud at the New York Medical
University aud attended hospital practice at the
New York Ho-piial--aIl OF which he has Gre.
dentals to prove, snd viii present the prnuf to
any one who will take the trouble to call. He
has aIsn spent one summer as assistant Physici,n
IN one OF the medical institutions in the civ of
Boston, and boldly asserts without fear Of sue.
cesslul contradiction, or contradiction at all in
truth, that during a residence and practice of
bout eighteen months at Nunson, (Indisn
Creek he has lost but one patent, aud that a
little child after 4 lingering illness of IL DAYS (;
during which tine, brslnwlng assiIuous care
and unwearIed pains, rs a great anxiety was felt
Tor the little interesting sufferer, after exhdustn,
all his resources Of knowledge and skill aud cali
ing To his AID cIun,e cling Physician. all proved
unlvaillng. Acknowledging the patronage and
hvors OF his friends, DR. West tenders hi, best
services as practical Physician aud Surgeon TO
the ciiiz'ns Of Indian Greek add vicinity, on re-
duced terms. For ordinary visits within mile,
fifty cents; over | miles and not more than 4
one dollar over in the same 70 il; presc riplIon
for ague aud fever, twenty-five cents. %
MUNsoN. April 30t, ls47
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CITY HOTEL.
TO the Public.

TENHE GREAT HEALING SALVE-Tho
l. wonderful ,frci oi ConneIs Pain Exirstor
Ia removing all pain from burns am.rt instantly
upon It's application, is truly astonishing, and
did the public generally know Of the sanaiivs
properties, we convinced that no person, e..
pecially heads of families, would allow them.
selves to he n single day without il. IL has long
been desldetalhm with medical men to find a
safe aud established remedy for burns, one HIGH
would remove Inflammation without tausii Q I'D.
ditionul pain and speedily extract the fire.
This great masical pain extractor combines oil
these properties and many more. II prevents or
extracts modification, relieves all pain caused Nv
bruises, hs,cred sdrfaccs, &c. The ignorant az
sertions often made that any thing said to have
universal merit must be good for nothing. is best
replied to by Informing the scientific, tha, all
the properties Of anodyHe astringent, ants, ptic,
nervlnc, hetpa,ic and bnIsan,ic, together with
many minor virtues, are herein chemically con-
centrated in the most powerful degree, uhich
union composing dranirg aud heating efficacy
controls desperate cas,s with such ease ~ To,
give oiten the apl eafance Of a miracle
The above atliclr with cure The foiowior com.
plains, or no pay taken fer il. via - Buns,
scaljs, sprsins, trupuohs, chlblains. old sores.
bruises, scrUfua, sore yes, sore nipples, srysp.
rlas, pint les on the face, white sw, lnss, pics.
either blind or bleeding.
Read the lowing "a child, a nephew Of 4
friend Of mine, stepped in vessel OF buing W.
ter and scalJcd It's leg up To its knee. when Cor.
ucrs pain extractor, from 81 Courtiandt street.
was applied, which almost instantly gave relief
to the liuIe sufferer, md soon entirely cured it,
Also child Of my own burned its haLd severe.
", and used the salse, which gave Instant re.
lief and seen cured it entirely and for one.
could not be induced to be without it.. think
every family should always keep it On hand Ia
use IN case o, such accidents: AnAMt,
Pastor Of Trinity church, ssuger,ie,. NY.
uTConnel's Pain Eylroctor,is sold wholer,t
and retail by CONSTOt X & BROTrRg.
SO Second 81, ST. Lou,
80 On and G i.THOMPSON. Ottsv,
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NOTICE.

A LL persons indebted to the late firm
- Of Drs. Schermerhorn and Butter.
field, are urgently requested upon re-
ceip' of this notice. Immediately 10 settle
their account with the undersigned, eth
er by note or otherwise.
TINS notice is not for the purpose ul
Obtaining funds, but to have the copar,-
nership business brought to a close, which
ended the 25lh Sept. last; he therefore
hopes no one will have an excuse in no,
complying with this reasonable request.
No receipts will be considered valid ex.
cept from him, and all payments are to
be made TO him.
p. SCHERMERIIORN.
Ottawa, May 8, ls47-43
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Executors NCtisc.

a LII persons having claims against
IN the estate of bartholomew Nc.
Crath, deceased, are hereby notified and
requested to present the same TO the Pro.
bate Court, in and for the county of Grun.
dy and State Of Illinois, on Monday the
fifty day Of July next, when and where
the undersigned will attend for The set.
Element of all claims.
DOMINICK McGRATiI, Admir-
ELIZABETH McGRATH, Adm'x
Morris. March 23d, lS47-4O.
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SFA.L OF ILLINOIS, Grundy county, IS -
Grundy circuit June tenn. A. ID. isi7.
VIM. Turphy rs Adam Lamb attachment.
NOTICE is hereby given ~ The said dclsuJs
" ant, that m attachment issued oui Of The
cc Of the clerk Of the circuit court. Of The &C uis.
ty of Grundy and state Il Illinois, on the s,h iay
u June, A. u. 1910. Tor the sum Of sS9a ss
which wit has been returned by the sheriff 4
said county us executed, BY summonine the ga
nj hecs therein NAMED. NOW unless yot LIE
said Adam l,amh, shall personally he aud SIRE )
before The circuit cont Of sai'l county, on tbs 6fu.
Cay Of the next term thereof, TO be holden al thu
court house IN Morris in said county, on the SIC.
ond Monday in the month " June NEXT, giva
sprci, bail and plead 10 the said plaintiff action.
juJgmcn, will be rnicrd sg,inst you. In svof
Of the said plaintiff and other proceedings had
thereon according To law.
GEO. u. K!ERsTEp. CkrA
NJ y PRrSnge,sr Auv for Pl'L
Morris, May l2, lsE-t3
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH MINT
Forty Thousand rnficu
+ II u II II r + f. s.

I NOW offer to the public at my Nursery near
Il the village OF Dayton, ives, side OF Fox liver,
LA Sale county, the larges, number and greatest
variety OF
GRATED FRUIT TREES
Fhst can BE found northwest of the Wsbsshs
They were procured from Curtis ceebrs,ed Eu-
gar Nursery. embracing nearly three hundred
variIies Of Apple fly varieties Of Peat thirty val
rifles Of P'ums Cherries and Peachts, all Of the
ch irest fruits which have been selected during
the last c5 years by the industrious and indciati-
gable propretors Of the Nursery, at a great ex-'
pense, from nearly all the states in the Union.
and many of the choicest vari,rs from Europe.
They are mostly of two years growth, shd from
three to five Ieet in height, and Of sufficient size
tn set Those wishing plant orchards will not
fail to perceive the great advantage Of setting
young and thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
and climate in which they are destined to be set /,
over those usually brought from q different soil
and climate the Target roots and limbs ampnta-
ted to save transportation, and the fibrous roots
injured by long exposure TO dry atmosphere.
WELLS WATT.
Sept IS, 1916. l2-y
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Black

e~,,7, THE subscriber takes this meths
x.le - cd of returning thanks for the pub
M y lie patronage heretofore extended
to him, and wishes to inform bic
K lNlA friends and public generally, that
szSzZ./ he has turned his whole attention
to the manufacturing II wagons and buggies, ia
all its branches; he has secured himself the best
of workmen, both in wood and iron, and bis stock
Of lumber and iron csnfio. be surpassed BY any
in this vicinity.
Wagons made to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west Of Chicago.
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons ready finished, on hand; and can
finish any kind to order in few days notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10, 1876. z. BARNARD.
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WA lslslED.

On the 10Th inst, by Rev d Newton, Mr.
WILLIAM Il. MAcLAr and Miss ELiz,ngru b.
J. RErSoLns. both Of La Sale county.
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sale Of school Lands.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that viii off,r at
~ public sale at the Court House IN Ouawa,
un the 20 day of June next, between the hours
of ten o'clock \. NJ aud six O'Clock p. VI. nl
said day, the south hiG. and the east half of the
northeast quarter, Of section sriesn, III town
ship lhrty-two north of range five east OF the 81
principal mcrdIan-ss subdNided Ivy the Itus-
tees oi said township.
Terms-C Cash, with the privilege 10 each pur.
chaser to loan The amount OF Li1 Lid, "a provided
by law. J. LELAND, School Commissioner
Nav 20, lSl7-iw %
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Wood, cord 50i2C0 s. House 80
Whea, and Corn are doing we'll. There con.
rinues an active demand at the Eastern cities
AID the high prices are fully maintained, which
has produced corresponding advance here
Oa,' bring fair price. Potatoes are ye, scarce
aud high, und we no.s considerable decline in
Butter.
Good winter Wheat now readily brings 81 per
bushcl in Chicago.