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Chicago Brass and Bell Foundry.
Il. w. gsiNtkER,

" IL
Also on Canal II. opposite foss' Planning Mil.
FANIlE Proprietor OF this establishment is now
prepared to cas-, BELLS of all sizes He
d would pariI, ulnry invite those tho wish 10
purchase Church Bells 10 those OF his manufacture.
lii. bells viii be- sold on n reasonable terms as they
can be purchased from the east, or from agents of
eastern establishments They will be sold cheaper
IN fact, because he can make good Bell, that
will give as large volume o sound as those OF east
EN- Manufacture with one fourth less weight OF me-
tai aud this proportion OF money is thus saved in the
purchase of hs belis. He warrants them not to
break for one year with proper usage, and should
tail or not prove 10 be IA good rs represented IL may
be returned to his shop, and be made good without
expense tn the purchaser, by rc-casl; or be repa
ced 10y new one. II one should break any time
during his life, he will rccas for hall the expense
OF caStlng-NeSte7i people Will see the advantage
IN dealing with western man, and patrOnlIing
western interests.
| Mr. Rincker IL German, Bell Founderbv pro-
tesson and he IS confident that he thoroughly un-
dersands his business He will cast bells any key
or tone that may be desired, lie can also cast his
bells TO chime in harmony. Heretofore the Ginning
bells used IN this country have been brought from
Europe but he Is able to make them as correct and
musical in tone asa any that may he imported.
His bells have taken the premiums at the two last
fairs of the Chicago Mechanics lnstiutc-thc last
FAIR awarding him gold medal. The following
Is the copy OF the report ct the committee on the
( Article II, Class No. 6, Church Bells.
/ A Bell of 10 lbs by Mr. IL. w. Rmcker OF this
city is well made and smooth casting. II exhibits
great degree of skill in It's manufacture has an adj
mlrable tone and throws greater volume OF sound
than any bell with which we are acquainted OF its
size. A tral was had between the above bell and
one manufactured by Mr. Mcneey, Of Troy n Y,
the latter being considerably the heavier OF the two,
/ l955 lbs The arrangement Tor ringing Mr. Rinck
ers bel was temporary aud by arlnirrior that of
! Mr.. Meucey's. notwithstanding which we believe
that there was hut little difference in the distance
that the tive bells could be heard and that the tone
of Mr.. Knockers bell was hy far the most pleasing to
the enr, A gold medal was awarded 70 Mr. Rinckcr.
/ The above Is u true copy OF the report
G.. X. SLoAr,
Secretary OF the board of directors of the Chicago
| Mechanics institute.
/ II. W RINCKER is also prepared to do all
kinds Of Brass work, casting aud finishing. on short
notice, and in good style such as machinery mag
uetc machines, physical instruments. soda fountains
beer pumps, stop-cocks, oil globes, etc. etc.
I Also heavy copper work for all purposes
Old brass aud copper purchased, aud taken IN ex-
change for bells NJ the market price.
Chicago, July 20, 1851. -3t-5l.
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swallowing her food. Every night, watch was
kept, fearing she would suiiocae. The bestdoctors
attended her, but could give no relief took hertz
the most eminent doctors in the East; they said
there was no help for her but to ouigrow il. With
sad heart returned home with her when she be-
came SO much worse that the doctors had to he cal
led i'll again they decided the tonsls had TO be cut
off, as the only means OF giving relief. My wife
would not consent TO this, and She determined To try
your lniment which gave reei the uery fist appli-
cation. and by continued use she entirely recover
ed. She is now 10 years old, and eshy and healthy
MS could be desired Your liniment is also the best
in use tor sprains, bruises, cuts, burns. headache
&c; and it will remove the most severe pain IN n
few minutes. 1t also cured coked udder in my COW
in few days. GEORGE FORD
Peoria, March 90, 1874?
Mr.. H. G. FARRELL; Your Arabian I.iuimcnt
sthC greatest medicine for horse flesh in the world
had mare about TO foa when she became so help
less that she could not rise from the ground: she
was 10 ;his way severn days hen with seven 9th
ers succeeded in raising herup, which was the only
way itcould be done. when commenced the use .
your excellent lnnent rubbed twcii over the uins
and astonishing rs it may appear, before used up u
bottle OF the dollar size, she was able 10 get up mud
walk herself ! would not have given ten dollar
Tor her before. and many adyisedm 10 shoe, her tc
put her out at misery; she is now one OF my bcs
mares. supposed was a strain in the Ions.
feoFla, Ill, Julys, 1917. q. W. HUNT.
Look out for Counterfeits
As they are in circulation The true and only gen.
une II G. Faues Arabian Lnment always read.
with the ii, &, his initials, before Farrells thus, I'll
c. farrelrs Arabian llnncnt :" and his Signature
Is also on the label OF the bottle, and hosc wn.t
are blown in the glass bottle, III. G. FaucTs Ava,
blan Linimcnt, Peoria" DO no, touch any 1r',r
and look well before you purchase, or you will 3,
imposed upon.
Manufactured only by II G. Farrell, sole invent
or and proprietor and wholesale druggist, No, l.
Main ST., Pcpria, Iii to whom all communication,
must be addressed; and for sale by
WHITE e. HUNTER, & |. THOMSON and WALEEl
X tllCKLISG, OitdBd.
G SMITH, Peru; BApDwIY& CHErMAN, Loso.le
II BRowN and A w Bowen, Joliet.
JENKINS MERRILL, Lockport.
I & II ALEXANDER, Magnolia.
dawn MERIT, Somonauk.
G NosEL and G d RICHARDSON, Bristol.
X d MILLER, Osrrego and regularly authorize,
agents all over the United States.
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sale of school Land.

SNlc OI NCnOOi Lana.
NOTlCEishcreb given, that will offer nt pub
~ lie Sale, at the cour, house in Ottawa on the
Sub day Of October, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. VI and o'clock p. NJ. of said day. section i6 in
townshp33, north o'rangc g. east oi3i principal me-
rldinn as subdyded by the trustees oisad township,
Terms, cash, with the privilege ocuch purchaser TO
loan the amount of his bid as provided by law.
Sad section is laid otln lots containing from two
and halt to 20 acres. with streets to accommodate
each lot
/ The nhovc land lies convcnen, to town between
Buffalo Rock and West Ottawa containing several
valuable stone lunrries and numerous sites for resi-.
dences and small farms. a more desirable piece Of
land is seldom offered for snle, l.. b. DELANo,
School Commissioner oil La Sale CO.
B-A map ut said section, as laid on, by the
trustees, and appraised. can be seen at Joseph II
Wagner, Esq's Office in the court house.
Ottnwn, Aug o.
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= sa-o "a .,cnUU. land.

.... oaic "a ScuOOa Lana.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will offer at pub.
~ llc sale. at the court house in Ottawa, on the
10Th day Of October between the hours OF 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and 6 o'clock =. NJ, OF said day, section l6
IN township 81 north, range 3, east OF 81 principal
meridian, MS subdivdcdby the trustees OF said town.
ship. Terms, cash, with the privilege OF each pur-
chaser to oan the amount OF his bid as provided by
law. Sept a. l.. \. DtLANo,
School Commissioner of La Sale co.
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More New Goods

WALKER & lIlCKLING wish to inform
w their customers Il the public generally that they
have Just received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock ol Staple and Fancy goods suited for
this market, comprising silk, Cotton, Linen. Wors.
ted and Nollcn Fabrics II Va usel IS to cnumera,e
articles we will only shy thnt most arr ces in this line
called for ut n Country Store may b found in our
stock and will be sold ut the ionesi prices Our mot.
to is mot to be undersold by any one"
Also:-We have lately received G2 eases o,
Boots, Shoes and Brogans, all sorts and sizes, sita
bic for wenr Of men, womcn and children thes,
will b, sold at very low prices,
ArSo-Crockery aud Glassware; n good nssor,.
mentoi hcdrv and shelf HARDWARE; trace log
aud halter chains, scylhes and sncaths, wrought aud
cut nails and spikes, NIL sizes. Also,
GROCERIES
0fnll kinds, MS cheap us usual; aud our stock Of
Drugs Medicines, and Dycsiufs is complete, and
will be sold at Chicago or ST. Louis prices, whole
sale or retail,
CASH paid for any quantity of Hides md Wheat
Oats, Lard. Bacon, and most other produce taken in
exchange AT the highest rates.
Decll,lsig WALKER & HlCKLlNG
cash paid for Produce OF all kindsby
y, t. CnArRrAvp.
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ME action OF Dr. Scotch Candy differs materially
L anowe
mix
S1O
imotsn u,ay o he
from
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merchants u. AgenO tw
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II there he any man. be be single or married,
farmer, mechanic, merchant or teamster, who
has not yet supplied himself with a bottle of IL.
q. Fanell's Arabian Liniment, lot him 90 now
and do it, for be assured, it will DO worth Its
weghtm gold, over and over again, before it shall
all have been used You have our word for that,
Reader See advertisement
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NOliCa.

TINE Gun Shop formerly occupied by f. Hcl-
i lands, will close on the 10Th OF September. All
persons having guns or other articles there, will
please call pay charges and take them away. Per-
sons knowing themselves INDEBTED, will confer ia
vor by paying theiraccountS. T.. HOLLANDS.
Ottawa September I.
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ya,u,b,c Ren, Estate for sale

TIlE easthaifof lot !, block 81, together with the
large aud convenient dwelling erected thereon,
is now offered tor sale. Terms, one hall cash, and
one halt on credit of six months, wiz interest
For further particulars, inquire 0i Catharine Dona-
hoe, on the premises, or OF Norris & Fisher.
nuawa 1uu 81
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To the Public

WHERE'S my wife Margaret has lrflmy bed
w anihoard without Just cause OF provocalion,
this is therefore to forbid all persons trusting or har-
boring her on my account, as shall pay no debts Of
her contracting Sent Z lOHN IANTRY.
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OF HARTFORD, CONN.

or IiRR i FUND toNN.
viz:
l-Raiss Of Premium as iop as those Of any other
RESPONSIBLE Office.
"A speedy and satisfactory adj usirnenf Of losses
bg the General agent Of The company for the
Western and Southern states.
S-Irbitration lof all Differences phich may arise
By referees mutually chosen.
4--Anards promptly paid an Specie, Banka5ie
Funds, OF exchange on Neic York, baltimore,
Charleston, Nep Orleans, 81. Louis. Louisville,
PiusLurg, or Cicinnati AT the option Of the IN
sured.
Pamphlets, setting forth the mode and principles
of adjusting losses--Ratcs OF Observation-Disclosures
ton OF hazards, &c, furnished The customers OF
the Office tree Ut charge.
For further information apply To the undersigned
who Is fully authorized 10 insure Dwellings. stores,
Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactures, Barns,
&c,
Household Furniture and Goods. Wares. and
Merchandise contained or stored therein, against
loss or damage by Fire
--AISo-
Dry Goods, Groceries. Manufactured Combs,
Produce, Houschoid Furniture Lire Stock, and
orcryother description Of Merchandise or Person
al Property, shipped or to he shipped per good
ern waters, or "etween eastern cities WA lakes or
other inland route) and any towns III the Western
country against the hazards OF Inland Iransporta-
ton.
Shipments of Goods Wares or Merchandise
per good YES sci or vessels, between New Orleans and
eastern pors--between New Orleans end other
| Gull ports--betwecu all American ports and Eng
lish or European ports, or TO any other maritime
port whatsoever IN the tantlc waters, against the
Penls OF the seas. & BURR, Agent, Ottawa, Ill.
sep II, lSi0.3m
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MARRlED--On the 10Th inst, at the American
House in this place, by the Rev. J. Miller, Mr. So
loMos H. PursAM to Miss ZERriAu H. FonD, all of
Farm Ridge.
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NOtiuc.to suppryisors

NOIICEis hereby given TO the Supervisors Of
~ the several towns OF Lasale county thai they
are requested 10 meet nj the court house, in Ottawa,
on Friday Sep,ember27. 1850, in specn session. for
The purpose oiselecting grand and petit Jurors to at,
end the circuit court Of said county al the Oc,obsr
Term thereof A d. 1850. S. RAYMOND,
Clerk OF the county court and rx-oiiicio clerk Of
Ottawa, Sept 8, 1850. cy-Pem Telegraph copy.
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More New Goods !

AT THE CHICAGO CASH STORE,
Opposite Cnshmdn's.
nIANTlLLASand wide black silks white Grape
vi shawls, linen edgngs, lise and cotton ditto
Cambria and Swiss edgings and insertions Ladies
worked collars and cuffs belt ribbons, hosiery and
gloves OF all kinds Bonnet Ribbons, beautiful mr.
iclc, Jus, received Baredmuslins nj shilling and
upward. Calicors cts aud up. Sheetings aud shir.
tngs at 6 cts and up. Lawn ~ cts yard. Linen
Giughams IL cts, an every article in the store WI
be sold rs low as tue snme quality can be bought
west of New York Call at the
Chicago (:l>II store, Ottawa.
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NJ The above picture is fac smile ofthc wrap,
Per around each bottle OF the true aud genuine Ara
blan Llnment with the signature Of II. G. FARRELL
the sole inventor and proprietor, thereon. Do moi
touch any other or YOU will get spurious article
Look metl yoU niH be deceired! Bcuarc pGrfic.
uidry Of Hec counterfeit which has jus, made its
appearance, called w. y. FnneI's Ambian Lini-
ment manufactured in Chicago, and is cnedby this
person the "Original" This is false No other
person in the world knows ANYTHING about making
the genuine article except the true inventor, II G
FARRELL, No II, Maine street, Peoria, Illinois.
We daily heai Of the mos, astonishing cures be.
ing effected by the great and popular medicine, The
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. 1850. M1A
Matteson & Preston,
COMMISSION h FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ioEl A. MArTEsoS. JOHN D. PRESTON
REFERENCES:
Messrs; Pomeroy Il Durkee, 81. LSuis.
Messrs Smith and Townsend, Nep Orleans.
? A. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge.
Benz Wacle, Esq, Watches.
Msssr,, Williams q Lawrence, Qaisey.
Messrs. Wadswor,h, Dyer, < Chaplin, Chicago:
g Ogden s. Jones,
William Cioodng, L0ckporf
Messrs. Mateson Il Bradner. Joliet
w - " walker G 4 Kicking, 0fta~a
Isaac Hardy, Esq, la Sale.
ID. l.. Iiough,
James Dunlap, Esq, Jacksonriiie
Messrs. Corteuius and Grwold, Peoria,
-" Phelps and Bouriand,
Hon. Thomas Fond,
Messrs Brljner * Co., Netp York,
DAVID ga'nt, Esq.
Messrs ouydam, Sage K Co. "
ct" Corning, Horner & Co, ALBANY
a j. Williams Esq, Uticc,
MesSrs Kimberly linn t i, Ps {, Co, Bgfaio,
Reed, Parks & Co.. Eencer,
'' Bobb and Bishop, Ciepeiand,
Burrows y Co. Cincinnati,
Williams and Dworth, Pittsburgh
Knapp and Totem,
f., and L. Faber
Holman and Coates, Peru,
!. ID. llar.oR, Esq,
Il. ID. Brewster Esq,
4. Il. RTsey, Esq, Springfield,
b. c. Webster Esq, g
Hun Fem. Esq. Lncon,
Nlessrs. Dudley and Warllow, Henncprn,
Chas. G. Wilcox, Esq, Pekin.
Cash ADVANCES MADE ON CONS;CNMeNJS,
Referring 10 our card above we take this occasion
to solicit consignments of merchandise either for
sale here, or forwarding to other points
We shqll coniine ourselves to commission and
forwarding business, and feel confident in assuring
you that our experience in business, and ncqunint-
ance generally IN the country, wennble us 10 give
any BUSINESS with which we RAY be favored, the
most satisfactory attention
Any person wishing TO have groceries ofany kind
or any other article purchased in ST, Louis or New
Orleans aud shipped to them can have it done by
sending their orders TO us for "a per cent on the
money invested. Pcrsonsdoing retail business nv
weere west OF Detroit, or in any other direction can
depend upon having their orders filled at as low rates
fhcy send To u.s. and perhaps lower than they could
by coming themselves Every attention shall be gi-
ven TO having goods put in good order and shipped
at low rates, however small the amount may be that
IS sent TO US 10 be invested tshallb he done prompt
iy aud 10 order. MiTTEsoN & PRESTON.
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~ ~ Chicago, offer tor sale to country
w dealers and physicians large and well
46 selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines,
among which are
400 Camnhor, 200 Ounne.
100 I" Phuiv: Rubarb, SO Morphine,
100 =" Bark 500 Sup Car. Soda,
800" Sal. Epson, 100 Tart Acid,
800 " Nitre, 100 " SIENNA,
DYE STUFFS:
aObbls T.ogwood, 20 bbs Camwood,
ID " Fusiic 2 Blue Vi,riO
" Coperas, 5 Alum,
5carboys Oil Vitriol, 5carboys acids.
bbs madden case Indigo.
OILS AND PAINTS.
~ bbls Linsrrd Oil 1000 lbs SEED lead
10 Sp,s Tmpentne, 1000 g Putty,
10 " Whining, 10 bbs lard oil,
5" Veniinn Red. Olive Oil.
300 kegs white lead S Sperm Oil,
a3b fire prooipainii .c5, lamp black
$50 boxes NcCully's win 100 boxes Phinls.
dow glass from 7x9to 50 Bottles,
lSx2I, Ink bottles. Patent medicine Phials.
BRUSHES
Whiiewash Brushes, Hair Brushes,
Paint Tooth.
Varnish " Clothes
Sash Shoe
Together with great variety Of other kinds.
OF all the most approved and popular kinds, by the
dozen, nj manufacturer prices
WINES AND LIQUORS
Old Madeira, London Dock Brandy,
Sicily Segnetie and Ras,eau do
Old Dry Port, Holland Gin,
Sweet a" Jamaica Rom,
Pale Sherry, alcohol, Bay Rum, &c.
CIGARS.
A large and well selected stock of the choicest
brands OF
Havana, Principe, Regaln,
Plantation, Manila, Pressed, &c.
ferunery, surgical instruments, trusses Of the
best manufacture and in the largest variety.
hnacquaniance OF l6 year with the Drug Trade
OF tins section, authorizes TO state that we can sup.
ply the COUNTRY TRADE with articles as good
aud on terms as liberal as any other house west OF
Bualo
{ Person. sending ORDERS will be as well treated as
II present to price goods and all articles VIII be
I well packed, 50 as to stand rough roads Call and
| try US Chicago Sept 7, ls50-ly
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THE RISING GENERATION !
CLOTHING FOR BOYS.

Mandlebaum & kohn. without dispute,
Are chlefin all the nation,
For making clothing Ia suit
The rlsing generation
Their very neat vests and choice attire
The choicest IN the nation
Which style will make you all admire,
On the rising generation.
Ottawa, Sept. 7. 1850.
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We are authorized to announce JOSHUA LEWIS, ot
Mission Township, as candidate for the Office Of
sheriff subject to the decision othe county democrat
c convention.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM J Go
YER as an independent candidate for the Office q
Sheriff OF La Sale county.
We are authorized to announce Roswell T.
GoopELL as n candidate for the office OF sheriff Of
lasae county, subject 10 the decision Of the demo
cratic convention.
We are authorized TO announce the name of IA
RED B FoRD OF Ottawa, rs II candidate for the office
Of Sherii subject to the decision OF the democratic
county convention.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
PATRICK W. KiLOUFr, of Peru, rs II candidate ioI
the office of Sheriff subcc, to the decision of the
democratic county cOnye ulion.
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Enn Heavy Winter Coats, ut the low price of SO so
oUU for sale by Koms & MASDLruArN.
Sept u
A00 Buffalo Robes, for sale low by
2Su sep IA Kouv & MASpLEBAuM.
cnn Trunks vnliscy. Carpet Bags for sale Mt ex.
Vo1 remey low prices. kony Il MANDLEBAuN.
Sept IA.
1000 Pair hes, article of sat,inet pants for sale
WV cheaper than ever, nj
sept. ii. Kony & M,SpLEBAUMs.
Look out for the Fall style of Hats!
= Cases OF Beebes best Fall style oimoleskln Hats
y Just reccivedby Express and for sale low at
sept. "A Kons & MAypLEDArM,s.
4 Ca-cs Of 4eascnab,e Caprs for sale by
i y septlA koHS x MANpLLBAuN
go Blnnkc, Coats, for men and boys wear for
DO sale chcapat koHS & MASDLEBAuMs
sept u
toOumbrclas ut the low price of 75c for sale
LOOM sept II, KonS & MAyDLEBAuM.
II Cases hest article afCalf skin boots for sale by
sep, II. koHy & MAyDLEBAuM.
600 P Sept, i. o" "'o '0 t. p S ssTaTS
Nohcc.
/ 'OeObN tract, 10 he delivered between this
and spring, for winch liberal price viii he paid
by Sept. H. g. BURR.
n nnn FEET bard wood lumber, for sale
'JV.UOV hv sept II G., Born.
Lumber Wagons
y NEW Two Horse Lumber wagons fer sale low
=. erthan any m town; they are wnuanted--
Irrns cnsh lnqu.rcni Sep, u q HlRH-
Cham Pumps.
NNvE would cal, the attention oi th' public gene
w rilly and to farmers and stock growers IN
particular TO the uully and durability OF the above
named article. For ordinary proposes they are su-
pctor 10 all other pumps n. they Cannot freeze or
inlure th" wGtor,aui on account Ola remarkable SIM
pcy ia construction, az, not ah.e TO get out Of or
der O. L. he dcgangri. A child offs or 10 wears Of
age can draw watrrilom ordinary wells wiIh ease
! and sa;rly
/ Al onirrs left al John Ilossnchs office, Ottawa,
vii. be promptly attended to- +. W. ROVE.
! Ounwa, sept Is
Administrators -niC,
. MILL he sold on saturday. the S,h day OF No
w vcmbrr next. ON the premises, the personal
OF Ia ia,
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885.

IL CLARKE &. co, I02, Lafe street,
~ Chicago offer tor sale to country
~ dealers and physicians large and well
H$&kA selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines,
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Their coo,s and paniz, when them yotllview
VIII gam your admiration,
Elegantly are they adapted too
For the rising generation.
Mandebaum g. Kohn have dress like this
In most every variation,
For in their trade they never miss
The rising generation.
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JEREMIAH WOOD intormshi- friends and The
~ publr hath has just opened a Meat Market nj
his new building on the corner north ni the Court
House Square, IN Olmwn where he will I've happy tc
supply all his friendsnnd the public with the choicest
OF everything in tn. meat line. Vegetables Of oil
kinds also kept on hand
No Market on Sunday. The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening. hat closed on the Sab
bath. sepi2l 1850
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TINT
.THE IHHA(rU RNlk MILK "
hH h ,,o I'm ,,,,r
-. h IA U.s., !. ~
- .c p'ace WIZ n ~ cr pDCrS ~ '.,e
G go Il '''' - ''' -
iooo N,GnfIev's Readers
s0un Snell.,s
400 Jo, Sanders 10
400 Jo1eoch SanJs,s. =, Oh al a,b 9Th 1e,ders
100 Jo@ Adn,ns' Ar,,bmcrIcs
400 J 49,. o. a.,
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DIED. ~ PainieId. win co. August 96, after
very proiracied and painful sickness, JAMES WAL
kER. aged 81 years.
The deceased was well known to the oldest
settlers in this region the rst resident on the
grounds now occupied by the town of Ottawa, and
was among the very irst pioneers OF Northern
Illinois
Few men have been visited by severer caamites,
or greater reverses OF fortune and but few have n
stronger clam on the memory oflhe living, To the
zeal OF the devoted patriot, he united the nobcst
generosity and the mild virtues oil a Christian:
BY those who, like the writer, knew nell the de-
his acons and suilerngs will be cherished as
precious legacy TCorroN'