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GEN. SCorr FOR PRESIDENT AGAly.-"ro-
tame, the Washington correspondent OF the
ba't' I"tr'o', says that political move.
-mcnt is going ON there, and in other sec
tons OF the country, which has for lis object
The thorough reorganization ofthe wing par
y, and the running of Gen. Winfield Scott
for President, and Hon. John Bell for Vice
President at the election in 1856.
1t Is thought Grccly is at the head of the
movement, in order to find sale for the pic.
ioriaI life of Scott which he has still on hand
IN countless thousands.
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Banking & Land Agency.

49, WA 40 - ~ - -
The undersigned, successor to n rrls " III
sher, l.caTryon the business NJ the same place,
Ofland aud insurance agency banking exchange
mud brokerage. purchase and sale OF lands. exn-
minntion OF titles. paying tages, buying, selling
and loca ting land warrants, procuring pensions,
back pay, &c, cOnVcEEnclns IN alll,sbtancheS,
and collections Ii northern Illinois and hcpesby
his experience, aJeipl and prompt attention to
merit he cont!auedfaVors ol the public aud blsi-
ness men who have here t0'oIe patToDisedih!s es-
adjustment.
beg leave TO refer to any Of the public officers
0. this comfy, o, the gentlemen naredhelow
Csc ). fIsuEs
Gov. Joel a. Msl,eson, Springfield, Illinois.
Hon, T. II Campbell, aud OF state"
n II. Rrdgeiry. Pres Cinrh's Tx bk
Hon. James Shields, L s senator,
Hon Jesse O Norton, NJ C.,
Mcssrs Geo. Smilh " Co, bankers Chicago. Ill.
Mrssrs | IL bCrch & Co, "
Marine Bank,
Hon VIM " Co'hman. Ottawa Ill.
Nessrs Clover & Cook,
Hon WA Rrddick, "
Nessrs /. W Clark 4 Bro. ,bank.rs s Louis No
Nrssrs. Page & Bacon
American Exchange bans, New York.
Neesrs r. w Clark, Dodsr * TO- bankers y Y
Nessr. Bccte & ca.
Jnnu rhomp,on Esc., "
Mr,.rs J ". C'nrk Il Co, " Boston
Hrs,rs DrrNrIG Co, fhl.
Cen c. 4 a dyer, Prs Charter Oak hk, Hurt
ford Con CO.. Chas. Pond. Milford Con.
E,htbly ll-Cm
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OTTAW \ MARKET.

OTTAW \ MARKET
MAY 10.
Wheat Winter 81, 30
SPRING 81, Csc,
Corn, 3S in carts lb Shcllcd 40c.
Oats, 3Oc
Rye, SOC,
Barley, soc,
Butter l2lc prlb.
Eggs Sc,
Potatoes, 90 Csc
Hams, 4 Shoulders, s a l0c
Lumber clear $50, NJ,
2d clcaa, SIS, NJ,
Common, SIS, NJ,
Siding, clear $50, NJ,
Scntliug, Sla, NJ,
Fencing, $l9, NJ,
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RAIN AND GRASS CuTIrgS

Which will soonbe ready tar sale. These "a
chimes nremade OF Tie best sc tsoncd lumber. and
wrlip put together. Al work done at reasonable
rates. Engines oyrrhaul,d. lepaiied and Sc, up
We -o.icita share OF the public patronage. Re-
collect the city mrchlnr shsp. on the hydraulic
basin February IL II II Fo. & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-13

MARRIED In Aurora April Goth, by
Rev. Mr.. Agard Mr. A. f. Post of Earlyillc,
La Sale Co., to Miss llarirtt \. Hasleton of
tbs former place.
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BANK OF OTTAWA

SIGHT Exchange on New York, Boston,
Chicago, and ST Louis.
Also, eAclnnges on lct'dcu, N Sums oil one
pound ste ling aud upwards available atany bank
ia t.n.iani, Scotland. ireland, France or Ger
many.
Interest cllotya on d'posits
Gold and silver coin bought and sold.
Novemher H. Gro fisher.
Look out for .ire
l,'E arc agent for the
" t.ua Insurance 60, Hartford. Conn.
Hartford
Northwestern" Oswcgo, n. Y.
the old aud responsible COM duirs, having stood
he test OF many csrs land urcprepnrcd' oinsHIe
rae property q. our friends and nrehbors sgoins'
lnssby the, on tair terms GrD ) F.snEE.
Inland marine risks takcnjn the .3ma. apay
BILDNLSS CEREDi
Emersou's American Hair Res orative,
FOR 4trsroriugtHr llHiron Heads r"rELE,'LY
BALD, aud to prevent the Han NON falling. u
winning golden opinions Uipersons wh"aG' uslng
I. Tins Is anew article, recently 'uioGrc'dt l.
4 sure tujuEtOr Baiduvs-i ana rI, stand the test
ota discern ,ug public The proprirtos have such
confidence m It that they authorte thtir
Agents to nike Bald cases OIL GUARANTEE.
rrce 81 .u large bOiiI,s,
G. L. TuoMPsos, Agent.
C f. FlSliERS co, Proprietor,
olo 81 Superior Street, Cleveland Ohi"
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I,roudc,o;hs, DossAius, Fancy Cassi,ncrcs
REDDlCK & HURLBUT,
AuE SOW rrCgIytN. a 'EEr tAnGE ETC. 4 of 'rw
SPRING AND sl .HNsst GOODS

ILL - oISA ~ IL ~ LtJL -
suE Sow ~ EiytSs a 'Err lArGL 40. & of 'ry
Spring AND 1NsH GOODS
(WHICH have been selected with yery much
w cure, and they Al'irl Themselves That thy
have teen purchased u very low prices atauy -nie
they Will srI Of -rcn !otg figures ,isi al, whu "a
,of them with 4 rHl Wi. be- SATISFIED tina, they are
at least 8r,.ug roy iop Their stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
as large not larger han any n this city hone
need 60 els, ahrIe 10 buy Rich Goods ofany kind
Tor they have them. They have a complete assnrt-
me, tof Black and Fancy Sins, Turk Sauus. T.s-
sues. Chailr- Cht'i. S,lln, fia.d and Plain Hprr.
yes, PRINTED Mus'ms and Joconc'., Brlauts, Pop.
lu., Gnglams, Eu-,.h and Amercnn Prints,
B1nn-r. Ribbons Gloves, Hosiery, Parasus,
Shawls, Carpets. Paper lIauring Boots and SHOES,
Kentucky Jeans, Cottonadrs. salinetirs. Cloths
Cas-lmerrs. Hats and Caps, Groceries and ! an
kce Notions, Their stock Of
READI.MADE CLOTHING,
will be a. large ~ any IN The city. In fnct they
have housekeeping Cal! and see, they SHOW
goods checrluIly and their motto il to gy"sltis
ton Al kinds ot produce taken in exchange for
foods and the h ghc1 marlrtprcc will b. paid
tor j.. Remember, R'ddIck & IIubut, No,
Reddlck's Block, Ii?uil5l
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rRS. til DNPSOV & Mckinney tender
heir IrI ~s-idral SERVERS 20 the CItI1rus pI
Ottawa and vicinity Office IN J Woods BRICK
block May =.
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Michigan
no Livingston and Illinois, which the the
DESCRIPTION the property, and the taxes charged thereon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-13

Canal Lands.
GtANAL payments and purchases attend. d 10
v a.u'Url by the undersigned.
Apu 2J-3n GEO 5 FISHER.
,5,lst Received,
4 NDior sale at the tily Drug store, by G.
n l. Thnmpsou Geo. l.ppagds la-t and
best work, New York us upper ten and lower
million.
Also the life and sayings Of Mrs Darlington
and others OF the family, and the western fruit
book.
lIarpcr's magazine for May. MayG-2w,
IN BOXE, of GU, nni dried smoking tobacco
w for sale on commission, ch.apat
January Al CnEKyHR's.
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plED.--On the 9th inst, H,nry Austin,
infant sou Of Randolph and Marnla Siior,
sscl month";
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FsaW 4EE UE CGsyrvs,yu,vs.

Ask for hr. ~. T. TwrtIrs 4rrbiop lni
wcut asoconn,"rtri' co,,dU e.. rrar,'r, Is !,
tn" market. lie careful you o'e not imposed
upon
'lhe 5no and only qrnunc.oM in Cuavq. ~
". w. Na0ry, G. h Ihourou, Fellow.
Walker 4 Co., and by merchants NM d,rrsr.,
'rnrla ". Angus -
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JUST RECEIVED
R1u
IL. ~ ~. Il .s.,-.- ~. 80
IA rIla2s-~:..: ;.. inry..sr-;I.c ,..ss.:4sc
At TuE
g,-T q % GPN Pr

= f4JS q y Is Z.
THE subscribers ore now r-cr!ving their spring
l. stock, witch nrr 20 BE all sold ior co,h Or It's
equivalent and consequently Wi! be sod ss,y
cheap pUr STOCK ~ complete, consIs,Egiu par
OF every varlriy Of
DRESS GOODS,
OF he l1,.s, sy les aud fines: textures Aiss, sta
pie, dry, and fancy good groceries, hardware
boot. and shoes rats and caps reudy .rnatt cloth
ING. 'i0r men aud boysi China, giass, md stone
wsre, willow aud wucdrn ~n.r, catpcinss, Oi
-,"ty grade, urd ~ prr's GstonshIJg lev per
cent oar motto Ego sheaI-a u,mb.esitpci cc
IL worth as.s- 'h.!'ne,' and We are going 10 I've
up tolt
81 SUR ~ 1 call a, tn net, an tIeap store Of
.owusbery & Smith. ard VOC will shya mun-yhy
e.. .l,,rg ftr-.f p,yEsutyy 4 ~,Fru
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Notice.

TnEeole,tga~fhr, g,-,r.ri The entire
! s,o'r i, IN p. u, f"-..t s''."o' ~" .'''
49, va "'1 ~ say q" .'', '' .'".''a. ....l '
w., ~. ,,'S ....
a.s,'i9., TO P.ro.,,r,-'1. never raoa.,a IN ..r
M. apes ,' "''- .' ."'' .'''". -.'.'
1,'I .'' va D.. : d" ~. $50
10 "a 100 W n.H' = N'' ""'t' IT'D.
,, ",', 10 wa upon 'o1"'"' more '""..
r. H.. No.. w.t.
H,camghs would say, that ni 'hc old -n.r~luca
and c'"tksot th" rsioSd.. m-ntoIe retained and
wills tiyrSnu az formerly, with great pleasure.
ia-siyeE 81
DRY SOcJ@
|% on "@I, ,.''-' '"'" ever '''-'' @'P' 10
D''"""' >, ~ -. ,,rrr
r.r,,,.l,.. >,I.' - !, .','....'t, c.r.
,''' "
f, I.,,.,,,.,,'' y. .. N. ''
nit otreusa.. II rW Jeto y,"rmtGeSttocoa
L.Het' bHde IT," ne
Country ysanprs9 yyTr
r,o 5s" n 70 r1pr n ,n, i ,ogI i, ".
il,ehIm9 and alta, 'oT prices, as, can =" tourd in
'"'a9". Lo'-"'ri 10 > 'HtLytE.
Eo5Is-o. o.A ~. E1-L.
SClLI1lS VJ&J GU tS2 J.
CT -hlrty avs
~ make room ior lh~ ''rI'r' stock Of -.,o'.
,,.B I,.olsn' 10 W.. '..'.'
GVOCrufrg.
Can do so ntvcry low price,.
rr'prrttg ,' o rI ~ , is VI, ba y,, ]
sing to .l,p m NJ II-o.ker & u,rk,,r OH ,,,r}
"Nr.e no" hold forth mar'S w. CHsLyLE.
Wanted.
NY u11n,ity of bli,rr. r,rg cheese ,,llo,v
krt price, in exchange ior go,i4 A. The loves,
market price, n; October ~ CuEryfR's.
,u,vr:.,Trn rrm
HANEIns'rcc"jvcdH no'hcr Iargc'upp'y o'su-
arryeJ ybCiTrlro ntW
,susu,I tWoy1IN " C,,s,,.r, "P
-
21 Barrels Prime Suin.on,
I USr received by boat "Wo6lco,," and for sale
- 10" al Nf"Vrmoer % tAEtifRa,
4 new ice fo;s,ieot
} Movers. Crrrrrr,,
To, ;;,.., pa.
CIIEEVED L,s,L. r,Lh,
teas 10Y sale atthe Lowest pljcc in Ottawa, ol5
u;,Jov, r,,ss
A. .i,o.,',i hsi'',. ',i'''Ie''.. u,...,,...
al lowest p'ices' Ih"-! CHEt'iR.
mrs - n n,o,,..o. ......,,..,.
lOU fot sale n, tNoycmbrr5l tnFrvrR's.
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New Machine Shop F.!

YilEc,y machine shop. situated onth- hyjrau-
lie basin next to the oil mil, Is ncw in tul ope-
ration. AL kinds Of mRchine work made aud re.
pared a short notice. W-aTe making superior
nrtic,r 1T
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Muslin DE I.aiisc..

LNKON $50 I'prfynTII onI thr latest spflEa
+ styles, aithc iApui STAR STORE.
HATS, caps. houuets, mi llnings, II all
sy,,s aud prices 't,Ac els STAB STORE.
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The colt is born with twelve grinders;
when four front teeth have made their APP
pearancc, the colt is twelve days old; and
when the next four come forth it is four
weeks old. When the corner teeth appear
the colt is eight months old when the latter
have attained to the height Of the front teeth
it is one year old The two year old colt has
the kernel (the dark substance in the middle
of the tooth's CROWN ground out of all the
front teeth. In the third year the mide-
front teeth are being Shifted and when
three years old these are substituted by the
horse teeth. The next OR teeth are shifted
in the fourth year, and the corner teeth in the
fifth. At six years the kernel is worn out Of
the lower middle front teeth, and the briddle
teeth have now attained to their full growth
At seven years hook has been formed in
the corner teeth of the upper jaw, the kerr
mel of the teeth next at the middle fronts is
worn out, the bride teeth begin to wear off.
At years of age the kernel is worn out of
all the lower front teeth and begins to de
crease in the middle upper fronts. In the
ninth year the kernel has wholly disappeared
from the upper middle front teeth, the hook
on the corner teeth has increased in size,
and the bride teeth lose their points. In
the tenth year, the kernel is worn out of the
teeth next to the middle fronts of the upper
jaw; and in the eleycth year the kernel has
entirely vanished from the corner teeth of
the same jaw. At twelve years old the
crown of all the front teeth in the lower jaw
has become triangular, and the bride teeth
are much worn down. As the horse advan-
vances in age the gums shrink away from
the teeth, which, consequently, receive a long
narrow appearance, and their kernels have
become metamorphosed intoa darkish point
gray hairs increase in the forehead, over the
eyes, and the chin assumes the form of an
angle. Practical Farmer.
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Uop CrLruRE.-One Of the Editors OF the
Cleveland Herald, who is now travelling
through the rural districts of New York, and
writing home of the cultivation Of hops IN
Otscgo, Oneida and Madison counties says:
"The counties of Otscgo, Oneida and
Madison, we are told, grow more hops than
nil the Union beside. The vines yield well
the second year after planting and continue
bearing from six to ten years, according to
tho care and labor bestowed on them. The
yield averages from 1900 lbs to n ton per
acre, and spectators are always ready to
contract for them in advance, atprices rang
ing at 50 cents per pound, and upwards
Last year farmers who retained their hops
realized for them forty, and in some instan-
ces, orty.cight cents per pound. One plan
ter at UDadlla was offered for the product of
ten acres eight thousand doilars! This year
spectators are offering 20 to 20 cents for
the new crop, which, on account OF dry
weather, is light but farmers refuse to sell
at those prices, wisely waiting for the mar
ket after picking. Mcssrs. 4. A. x \. p.
Smith, of Watertown, Jefferson CO, have a
field of twenty acres which will yield $4,000
pounds, probably worth to them $4,000!
Why will not our western farmers turn
their attention to the raising Of hops? The
labor is by no means arduous, the cultivation
is simple, and the profits are enormous. Ma
nv of the poles used in this part of New York
are of white cedar, and are imported from
Canada. With us each farm would produce
poles in plenty.
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LANDS for sale


In La Sale toaniy,--Section u, eh Of %, and
wh OF 20, IN township 81 IA nge east Of the 81
p. m. a strip OF land Is broke on the lines OF the
above tracts, sufficient for the planting and cult.
yatiOn Of an osa &c orange hedge.
In Livingston COUNT. The whole Of sec. %
and the nh Of SO, in township 30, range east OF
the Sd p. N.
These tracts aretlom one and half to seven
miles OF the junction OF the Fort Wayne and La.
con air.line railroad, and the Chicago and Mis-.
sissppi railroad, and are most oilhcm well waters
ed, and at respectful distance from timber and
seitiements--wld deer plenty wolves and green
headed flies abundant.
The choiceoi anyqnar,er section OF these lands
can be had at $500 per acre.
In Lee county. Whole OF section % together
with - acres OF timber land, in township ~,
range west OF the 9TH p. m, 100 acres OF which
are broke, eighty acrcs fenced aud under cultIva-
ton; three miles OF Usage orange hedge nrouudit,
and within miles Of the Franklin grove depot
Also, n good house and nine and halt &C res in
the village OF Lee Center.
All orany Of these lands will be sold in quanti.
ties to suit the purchaser.
lam bound to sell these lands, for have mad.
arrangements to 90 TO Nebraska. ieelit IN, duty
togo there and vote against slavery, and am desi-
rous to get a company of abOlitons,s to 90 with
me tor the same patriotic and phllanthropic pur.
pose. June 2l-tt) WIN. PniILIPs.
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Spring CaulilOwer.

Every week brings its appropriate work,
and the skilful cultiyator of the kitchen gar
den. must be on the watch for the appropri-
Ate times at which to perform his various
onarations in good season. No new garden
admits of procrastination, and it Is DANCE
rous to leave to the morrow, what can and
should be done to-day.
No table can be said to be well supplied
with vegetables, without spring cauliitowor
being the pioneer of summers treasures,
doubly priced from the fact of having passed
n long period when green vegetables are
scarce.
1t may be necessary, perhaps, to inform
some young beginners, that caulii!owcr re
auires considerable protection during winter;
in fact it is the tenderest Of all the Brassica
or cabbage tribe.
A cold winery, pits, frames, or where
these are not to be had, boards nailed togc-
Their to form kind of box, to be covered du-
ring the winter with old sash, boards, pain
ted canvass or the like, should be prepared
ready for use so soon as the frost common
ces.
The seed may be sown any time from the
middle of September, in an old cucumber
bed or warm border, and allowed to remain
there till in rough leaf, or abont the middle
of October, when they should be lifted up
and placed in the place they are intended to
occupy during winter, planting them two or
three inches apart each way The soil for
this purpose need not be very rich, as they,
arc not wanted to make much progress. II
there are any cold pits not likely to be occu'
pied. few of the reserved or planting in
them about foot apart-Thc intermediate
space may be planted with lettuce to come IN
during winter, and few radishes may be al
80 sown for the same purpose.
If tAesc pits are supplied with good SASH,
and well-sccured from frost by Innings OF
leaves, and the top well covered with thick
straw mats, very carly crop may be an'ici'
pated AS these are expected to make pro
gross, at every favorable opportunity air
must be given, although of course with cX-
IRENE caution being careful to close all up
tight again before the sun gets entirely oil
the glass
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THE ONION is worthy Of notice as an article
of extensive consumption in this country,
it is largely cultivated at home and is i'm
ported into England to the extent of from
700 to $50 tons year from Spain and Por-
tugal. But it rises in importance when we
consider that in those latter countries it forms
one Of the common and universal supports of
life. 1t is interesting, therefore, TO know
that, in condition to the peculiar flavor which
first recommends it, the onion is remarkably
NITROUS. According to my analyses, the
dried onion root contains from % to 30 per
cent of gluten. franks, in this respect, with
NITROUS pea and the gram of the East 1t is
not merely as RELISH therefore, that the
Wayfaring Spaniard eats his onion with his
humble crust of bread, as he sits by the re.
freshing spring it is because experience has
long proved that, like the cheese of the Eng
fish laborer, it helps to sustain his strength
also and adds-beyond what its bulk would
suggest, to the amount ofnourishment which
his simple meal supplics.--Johastoa's Chem.
Of Common Life.
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TllE subscriber offers Tor sale his steam power
saw mill. The mill was set up for the purpose
oi saving ties and plank Tor the Chicago and Au-
fora ralIroad--he subscribe having completed the
job IS the reason Tor Offering the mill for sale The
mil has been III use about siX months Just long
enough to be thoroughly tested
This mill Is situated about two miles from the
Earse depot, on the Chicago and Aurora rail-
road, and can be easily removed to any point that
may be derred. This mill wond afford a good
inducementto contractors for this or any OF the
railroads that are now constructing, or 10 take to
III. plnery. The boiler has double ues, aud was
made OF he best Of Russia boiler iron twenty.
Two feet long, and iorty.two inches in diameter.
The engine was made at the foundry Of Cuslnnan
Il Co, OF Ottawa, rated at sixteen h orse power
and was made for service, and work remarkably
we'll The saw is vi the very best quality. II
was purchased in Boston, and Is iitly-seycn inches
in diameter, capable OF cuttngauy sized lumber
The beItlng and running scarls all IN excellent
order.
The mill will be sold on reasonable terms En-
quire Of the subscriber. at hls residence IN Earl.
vile. nL5-it G. IT, SUTPHrN.
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Mcoitines.
Norval's Bitters.

THESE lIitters 1reprcpared by one OF the most
L successful Medical practitioners the age
Having been used by hun for the last fourteen years
lin his practice) IA all Bilious Diseases with emf
nent success They are now offered to the public
as the only reliable medicine being purely vegrta.
ble) Tor the permanent cure OF the following disea
SEES, viz;
an imperfect action IF tie Lirer IF Kidacys,
ferer and 1gue, Uypepsia, Uysentory,
ChW Ferer, Iadigcsiijoa, Lirer coRprt
Sick H0dache, Iatermjttgs, Jaudice,
Remitteas, Diarrhea, DeJiiity,
Loss cfdppetite, CoH Streets Skin disease,
FEMALE CoMrKAINrs, Weakness, &C. of the
lalcn. It's one Of the best aud safest medicines
before the public No Caomel, Canine ar Arse
mic IN 1t. Sold by u l.. TnoNrsoy, Ottawa, S.
J. Greenwood, LaSal,e. July l-6m
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THE undersigned offer great Inducements to
L capitalists and manufacturers as they have de-
cdedly tn. bestwa'erpoweT in the state hayingo
ver25 feet head and fall, and .itunredin Dayton, 4
milesabove Ottawa aud drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which IL keptn repaiTby the state ,wtl0u,
any cosilo the undersigned They have waterto
lease Tor term OF yenfssucicn To drive 20 run OF
4. feet burrs, and willeSseOn very liberia terms to
any good responsible company
Thisisa rare chnnceiormen olcapital who may
wisl. 90 lntoihe mauuiacturncbuslncss Thrlo-
cationis very heaithyand admirably situated as 1t
is on n navigabe feeder, within 4 miles ofthe con-
temploted Rock Island rail road, and the head OF
s,eanboatnavigntion Forfurherintorma,ion ad-
dress DAYTON naval Jouy Cnrry,S SoNs
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If you don't want to fall in love with a
girl, don't commence flirting with her. This
counting for fun is like boxing for fun. You
put on your gloves in perfect good humor,
with the most friendly intentions of exchan-
ging few amicable blows you find your
self insensibly warmed with the enthusiasm
of conflict, until some unlucky punch in the
"vcskit" decides the matter, and the whole
affair ends in downright fight Don't you
sec the simularity-we do.
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PAINTING AND GLAZING.

The Subscribers continue, nsheretoiore, to at.
tend promptly to all orders IN the paimtngand gla-
eng linc, to which they propose TO devote their
full attention at heretofore.
July % :. C.. EARL& Son,
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FARM EOR SALE.

THE s W Q &c, 70, 7. 80, r, 5,
NORMERLY owned and occupied by Giles
T. W. Jackson, 3 miles east of Marseilles, on
the Chicago and Rock Island railr Dad, and on the
|. and NJ. canal There is about lis acres of
land, with bearing orchard OF excellent fruit, n
well and eistern, and new house, nearly finish
ed.
For further particulars, apply to G. W. Jack
son, Ottawa, or TO ID. c. Underhill. adjoining
snd Ia I'M. Mnnllus, August SIT.
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H~aDnu s< MI nee

THE three very desirable and slightly lots OPP.
J. posi,c the residence Of Judge Cation.
Also, lots !, ., and 3, IN block %, state'saddi-
ton; for sale on very favorable terms
. Also, the farm, late the properly of John
Byrnes, deceased, situated miles east of South
Ottawa, containing 100 acres; 100 under fence
ana in cultivation asmall orchard, and new
and wei built dwelling house, Sc. The place IS
one OF the most desirable for any one seeking
permanent home near town, il can be mace all
that one caa wish. Terms easy, ilso,
$50 Acres of Choice Sci, ctcd Prairie Land
Sltu1trd IN the town Of Bruce, on which is 10 ca.
ted lVauponcy mound
Also, lbOacrcs in the same town, n few miles
from New Michigan lulij J. G.. NATrr,GrR.