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Gu0soll.
WoteIs.
THE w SSON IIOC ) f.

THE w SSON Ill OF ) f..
DAVIS WHITTIER. SHAkofkE.
TTNIIS and conimodouS hotel has been recently fur
nished at great expense and is ready to receive
the travelling public. The proprirtors are experienced
hands business and will spare neither time
render the oourn Of guests agreeable
their Bile is supplied with every luxury the market af
orls Their stable is connoous, and their servant: at
tcntive and polite.
Pleasure parties in guest of game cannot do better than
tn ShakoIee. Our lakes abound with fish, and our
prairie< are covered with grouse. 27 If.
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$2,UlS,775 64.
Observation-Disclosures

THIS Company has established itself such
l. firm basis, that it offer to those desiring in
vestmen on their ves that greatest of all
in life insurance, viz full and perfect security Its his
tory is almost, if not quite, without parallel Conn
menc,ng lst February lS43, 30 years ago. without
dollar of capital except its receipts for premiums has
now an actual cash capital which is Dvekted in Bonds
and Mortgages Real Estate, principally in the cities
of New York and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaned thereon OF over S200000 Its receipts for pre-
mlIns during the past five have been nearly 81
20O0OO and tor interest investment over S35OOOo,
and has paid policies terminated by death during the
same time, nearly $S0O0 Its dividends after reserV
ing fund sufficient all outstanding pOcics)
were So per the first FIVE years. and SO Is per cent
the last ve the amount of premiums paid, being an
average of AZ 2 per cent aunum ;or ten years
These dividends added to the policy at their rever-
slonary value payable death with the amount insir
ell, or be applied the reduction OF futrc preln-
us at the option of the insured. The business o the
Company is conducted strictly on the cash Plan-no
creditsand it is believed to hold out greater induce
ments than any other COMPANY, whatever.
Its rates of premium low as those of any GOOD
Office, and believed be lower than some who pro-
less TO insure from 25 to so per cent less.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, Pres't.
ISAAC ABBorr, Sec'y.
Charles Gill, Actuary.
JUSTUS l. McCARTY, Agent.
THos. R. Porrs, NJ D., Medical Examiner
Aug. II, ,ls53-yl7.
e MS ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
1iIS desirable ground lying in the most central anu
IL advantageous part of the basin Of 81 Paul, where
must inevitably be the principal river business OF the
town, and afOrding also choice and delghti Lota
III the upon the bench for dwelling hOuses Is sur
veyed into Lots and offered for sale, with titles uh
disputed and indisputabe, At reasonabiy low prices a
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold IN the al
ditOn, will be furnished the rotary on easy
terms CHARLES ii. OAkES,
Agent for ProprietOrs
Do,,I V,I.o
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MARSH ALL & CO.

N7URE,
A RE now receiving large and full stock of iron
"A Steel and sundres They respectfully solicit the
patronage OF Blacksmit :, Plow Makers, and other
giving that their stock Is of the
best quality, and will be sold al the lowest living prices
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
WM. 5. COMES has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand where he would
be pleased TO all his riends feeling assured that he
can now SUIT them in every thing in his line My new
GOODS nave arrived; among which be found
200 Rolls Wall Paper, Window Curtuin.
bordering and Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications. Uncle TOMS Cabin
and Key to stme
Blank Books in all varieties Stationery of every de,
cription and of the best quality. Fancy Goods to nu-
merous to mention; but call in, it is trouble to
show goods at
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
EetWeeu the Rice and American IIouS.s
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attorney at LaW and General Land .4genf,
LTAVlNG been Register of the Land Office under
the late administration he is able TO select the
best land in the Territory subject entry, and will
warrant the regularity of all locations mae by him.
Office on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal
Church, St. Paul, NJ. Il.
Ian. lS5I.-fiO-tf
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SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 2,
T. O. asa O. r.

EEIS every Saturday evening, at ODD FELLOW Hall
'l corner OF Third and Cedar streets, (cntrancc on
Cedar street, ST. Paul.
Brothers from abroad i'll good standing respectfully
invited to attend
G. VAN TRIDAGH, Secretary
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STRANGE. SURPRISING STRANGE
rINIIAT Groceries can be sold so cheap.
Great inducements held out to persons wish
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand, As am deter-
mined to make room for my spring stock
J. W. DOWNER,
mare Next Door to Blum's.
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lAUINET WAREKOOMS.

ALWAYS on hand, or made to order, SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS, DlVANS, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
IRE TABLES and CHAIRS
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HENNEPIN LODGE. No. d. l.. q. O. F

NJ EErS every Monday evening, at O'Clock, at OBJ
vi FlLLows HALL, of Third and Cedar street
J. p. OWENS, Scc'y.
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0ttaha frte Graotr
PROCLAMATION.


II becomes free and enlightened public,
on appropriate and proper times, to devote
stated periods 10 investigate the history of
tho past, and to offer up their heartfelt ac-
acknowledgements for the manifold blessings
conferred upon them by All All-wise Prcvi-
dence, whose ways are past finding out
therefore !, JOEL A. MATrEsoy, Governor Of
the State Of Illinois, would recommend and
advise that the people Of this State set apart
the thirteenth day of November next, as a
day Of thanksgiving and prayer
~ In testimony whereof, l have
hereunto set my hand, and caus-
cd the great seal of State to be
49, affixed. Done at the city Of
Springfield, this 30th day of October, \. d.
1854.
BY the Governor j. A. MATTESON.
ALExASDsR SrARNE, Secretary Of State.
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The KANSAS EMIGRArrox.-Ata meeting in
behalf Of the Emigrant Aid Co., held at New
York last week, twas stated that nearly one
thousand cmigrants have been sent to Kansas
and that about a thousand more will leave
within two weeks, all determined and emerge
tic men, capable ofmaking the infant state of
Kansas both free and strong in all that 'con-
stitutes state" 1t is expected to be done
with aid to Kansas, in one year from this time,
when she will be ready to enter the onion as
a free state. The state offeeins was rcprcscn-
tedas daily improving between the Missouri,
ans and northern cmigrants to Kansas, the
former being now more occupied in competi-
ton for the valuable trade of these "Northern
paupers and Abolitionists,' then they lately
were in donuncinaton and combination
against them. -.....
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OTTAWA MEAT MARKET
Estate Of James Hoare, decd.

NOTiLE is hereby gwen TO II II persons conccr-
~ ned that the Subscriber, eX-cutrX OF the
last " Ill aud ies'am.n o' jams ii"are, late OF
La Sale county. aud state of Illinois, deceased.
intends TO present petition, and max" Application
10 The county court III hnd tor The cohi'y a'ore-
said. Ut III. At term thereof lob- held al the
court hous. ~ Oiinwa IN said county, on IN. hrst
Monday 81 December, A. ID 1854, iOr an order
Tor the sale. TO pay the d-htsnt sad estate oithe
following real estate, OF which said trsiator d. d
s-,zrd, Ia wit commencing one rod OF the s.
corner oi block % IN the town at Nuns"n,
thence " along The margin Of sald towni7 rol, TO
land owned by W. Btchrler, theme along the
line oi said land ~ rods ,oa stake, thence I par
allie, with ,ad II ,E- Il rods TO stake, ihrnce
np,raiel with the W line i2rois TO the place ol
brsInning Al which rlmr and placr all persons
interested are requested 10 appear and show cause
why said real cstate should not be sold Tor the
purpose aiprrsaid
Octobr, ~ MARIAN IIoARE, er-cutrir, sc.
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AM LINE HOETE ~ FIO1UINGTON,
SPRINGFiELD, ALTONsAT IotN
TWO THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
DAILY, SUNDAYS Excepted.
Leores Joiist A,J,r,SatA ~ Logis.
Day eSpress... 20 VI. Up NJ.
y ght rApr,ss. II i5p VI l2u
H'RAiNS run li,-oueh Ia Alton ruth M change
Of cars or bi<gIgr. and connect wish thu
company steamers nrhrsler aud Reindeer,
through to ST l.ous without landing.
CONNECTIONS
ATBLOOMlAGI On y ghi linih from Chica-
90 conuects wuh Trains OF Illinois Central
Railroad, Tor Clmion ana WayGrsyIr, mud
with sag, iof Peoria.
AT SPRINGFlELD-Wn Trains Of Greui
W-sirtn X K Tor Drcntui, jacksonville aud
Naples aud stage iur Peteisburgh aud la
yaua
AT vlRDEN-With stage for Wavehy and
Franklin.
AT CARLlNVlLLE--Wi ih Stage foi IliIlsboro,
Salem, and Nahfl'm.
Al AL ron DayiraIn from Chicago c .nn'c;s
with evening line oi pacxe,snt Iianninal Gum.
cy aud k.okuk direct route 90 all portions \ 4.
T.. Missouri >ighi Tram connects with -lnge
Tor Ehwardsvllle, jrrsrysiile and Canoliion
AIsT utahsTs i6T al p@infs On Missouri
Mississippi, ONO, Tennessee aud Ark aIisn 5
RgeIs.------
By- Baggage checked through to St. Louis and
iowa y stations.
CcJ- Through Tickets TO St I.ou. and to all
way stations can IL obtained a, the COMPANY $
ticket offices on III, line.
S-pt.mb.rg3 K p NoEGAv, IT,, gUpt.
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CLEARED
.RRIV ED.

Nor THE ELEpnASr-But Mr.. OLIpmANT
Of the Pennsylvania Store, notifies the world
through our advertising columns to-day Of
the extent, variety, and quality of his fall
and winter stock of goods just received
A glance at his well filled shelves has salts
fed us that he does not exaggcratc, and that
if polite attention, cheapncss, and SUPERIOR.
ty in the quality of goods constitute attrac-
tons, he ought to draw crowd equal to the
clephant.
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New Boot and Shoe Store

y W subscriber wOnld respect fully INFORM thr e.
tiz.n- al Dtiaws and vicniy, That Ia" ha-
opened new store, on Madison street. one door
from the corner at Columbus street. Whttr b.
viii keep constantly on hand a genera asson'
inert oi
Mems fine cali at,d mntacco boots.
Mems hnc e, II md morocco shoes aud gniters
Mcns' fancy ani patent leather gaitrrs,
BUy-' noe cali boots aud shoes,
Boy'kip andcnwlrldr boots aud brogans,
Ladirs' glitrrboOts of every style ana saIIrty,
Ladle,' polka boots, Jenny Lind boots and SHOES,
Ladirs' walking -ao"s aud slippers,
Ladies pnfior ties and fancy shur- and callers,
Misses hnDt'rs. shoes. and glI'rrs--a large I'd
yarrr asrt Ttm'ni.
ChilJrtn's gnltrrs and shoes Of every description,
WHhrvsry afllcie usually n. rtlna weilfrgu!1trd
EtTrr rtUrr
Also, custom work made to order promptly ,
and i-n u eases warranted. PurcharrTs will mud
II 10 ih.,T interest iocall aud examine lu- iarge
stock before ruying rise " here.
Also. repairing done at short notice.
August 26. a C. PUTNAM.
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Dr. RUTHERFORD, We learn, at the request
of some of our citizens, proposes to address
the people this evening, after the conclusion
of the lecture of Mr.. Edwards, if it is en-
trely agreeable to Mr.. E. that he should
40 On
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DUBLlC Notice Is her.hy gwen thit tn. sub
J-srfihrr. Aiinini1Irairx OF the estate OF W i'll
iam JConucl, deceased, viii attend the County
COurl OF La Sale County, ani Stat of lLinoi-
alta term III OF Ia W. holden ~ thu Court iIou-e
IN Ottawa, ~ sud Cnnny, az the 3 Monday III
December mex. when aud where nj per -on- hav
iny c ,ns against SAID estate notified AID re-
que,t-d to present the sauie 10 said Court for ad-
Iudmaiion.
o2S-Gy' tATHAnIye O'CoNSELL adm r.
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WIRING School. Mr.. NJ d. L. Brown has
engaged the school room over Z. Y. Griggs'
Drug store, where he propose to give les
sons in writing Free lessons will be given
this and Monday evening. From specimens
before us Of his success in teaching, we
should judge him capable Of giving order to
hands addicted to the most pcrversc chiro-
,graphy.
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NOTICE IL hereby gwen 10 all persons concer.
1 ned, thai Ihr sub>;rb-r administrator at
ihr estate OF James VI l.owlhrr, late OF La Sale
county, safe al lliuois, DECREASED, int-nds TO
presrnta PETITION aud make application 10 The
county court and Tor the county aforesaid, at the
mex, term the Irot To he held ~ III. ouri house IN
Ottawa, III said county, on the first Monday OF
December, A, ID iN5i tor an order Tor the ,nir oi
the rquIirbl- uurrr-i OF said d-c.d-ni IN the sw q
sec -. T. 80 X. = Of the 81 p. m. to pay the
debts OF s,ldtstue; NJ when inc 'lIprrs"ns III
,er-si.d are requested 10 appear aud snow caHse
why SAID interest should've be rud to- h- purpose
aforesaid. t'rAScIs Murray, administrator, &c
or,2S
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Literary Association.

The Literary Association will meet at
Fishers Hall on Tuesday evening next, at
Z o'clock.
Question for discussion, viz;
Resolved, That the geological assumption
of the carth's immense pr,-Adamic age is
supported by reliable data.
Aff-Rev NJ. X. Whittlcsey.
Neg-Rev. Geo. Schlosscr.
Ladies and gentleman are invited to at.
tend
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SSow.-The ground was covered with
SHOW to the depth of two inches in Montreal
on the 10th. The hills in Vermont were
likewise white with snow on the same day
,Telcgraphic dispatches also state that snow
has fallen in the western part of Massachus.
cts and in New Hampshire.
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BrmDISG.-We propose, some day not far
hence, tot give some facts and figures in ref
ercncc to the amount of building done at
Ottawa during the past year, when we cx.
pect to astonish people, at distance, and
even some folks at home, at the rapidi,y
with which our city is growing. At pres
ent, however, we must mention, as descrv-
ing especial notice, the beautiful residence
erected by our ntcrpris'ng fellow citizen,
Mr.. IIossAcK, on the brow of the bluff on
the south side of the river. II presents
front of some 40 fec, with portico and co.,
umns. The site is admirably chosen and
the whole exterior fnishcdin excellent taste
reminding one of the princcly mansions that
have given such beauty and celebrity to the
banks Of the Hudson. The south side bluff
contains hundred such building sites, and
now that the hri lge is about to he completed,
wehopr many more Of our merchant prin-
ces will initiate the example Of Mr. II. in al.
ding so much to the splcndor of our city sub
urbs 10 ..-. .......
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E,,ite If .Andrew Corothers, dec'J.

DUBLlC Notice is hereby given that the snb
] scfIber, admir-. at the estai- OF Andrew Ca
ruth-rs d.cras-J. will attend III. county Court
at la sale County. and STATE u Illinois, at II
Term thereof 10 tie holden ~ thu court il0us", -
Ottawa ~ >ald county, IN lIr third Monday IL
Dee next. when aud " helc all persons having
la ln. gain-t said estate are nullhrh aud
qr-t-d TO pursuit the same to sad C"ur'ior adJn-
iIaf,ou OZS- CIV JAMES DALRSMPI.I. adm'T
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COTTAGE FVKNlTUHE !
Ottawa Furniture Depot !

THE Subscriber would respectfully LAY to hisold
customers, and c,ria-ns generally, that he has
std further .arg-dhis wareroons, and increased
ms s'ocf with greater yaririy OF articles. lie
horcs ST III 10 give that satisfaction to his custo-
mrls. which six yenrs steadily increasing bust
ness tironiing all comprtiioul makes hun feel he
has gwen. and lha, the depot Is tie place to get
good articles and cheap too.
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Undertaking as usual, shall receive his prrucu-
Lar attention Ready .uade collins. OF all szrs
and styles. from f,sk's metallic cases. 10 plain
walnut coiiins-a iuI supply aiwnyson hand nd
those coming from dis ance need never turn DIS
appointment at the depot, aud at unusually low
rai.s
Good walnut and cherry lumber q inch stuff
always wanted. ~ L 7 RUSSELL
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FOR SALE.

EOk All.
A VALUiBLE improved idrm, three and
"A hull miles west oi Ottawa, containing AS
acres, SO of which are timber. There is n
good 2 story frame house, AM large barn. which
wi. hold 100 loads 81 grain and hay with a 2
horse thFatAing mach.n. hA.d IN IL, a horse sta
Bile, cattle sheds. aud straw yard adjoining.
Also, corli-cribs tor 2010 bushels
O0acres of the land Is fenced and divided into
fields 200 acres are broke, and 50 laid down to
timothy aud clover; there is more than miles OF
fence, besidrs3 Ola mile OF O,a ge orange hedge,
Of good growth
The orchard is just coming into hearing, and
contains all the hest varieties Of apples, pears
plans, cherries, npricots, aud peaches. besides
LOCO or moie OF apple and cherry trees, OF .
years growth. part Of which are grated. There
ia an acre Of strawberries raspberries, curranrs,
gooseb-rri-s, grapes, &c
A $50. locust groves planted, Of several thou
sand trees.
The umberl lot adjoins the cannl ana railroad
and contains a seam OF excellent coal, easily
worked.
All the improvements are nearly new, being
mad. within the last 3years.
For further particulars, apply 10 the subscriber,
on the premises aui2-ly ANTHONY WILKINSON.
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NEW GOODS,
foR TaI
1854 Fall & Winter Trade 1854

I. ID. LMSTED Il co
112 Lake Street. Chicago. 1i2
~ AVE no" oprn-d tor exhibition n SUPERIOR
i L as-oItm.ui OF s-asunabl- goods Tor thr tail
aud ~lnief trad -s.-ctrd carefully from the
choicest si0cks IN the eastern market and com.
pTising much gr"aIer vafry than can be .ound
III any uiheTstorr ~ this city From our long
experience ~ the business, We terl confident that
our reflections will pira-- the taste, aud Ice iound
ada pt'd 20 the wants OF our customers IN every
department
We have an unusUly large and ai.rac tive stock OF
DIRE SGbOD
Black silk III -v,'y variety Of quality and
price pai ~, plaid, and striped fancy silks ,Ic-
GAM hrocadrs. the richest goods Ia the market;
plain M-rlnots, all grades, Merlno and Cash
mere palds PLAIN aud painted de lanes, gIng-
hams, pi nts, &c.
SHAWIS.
Our shaw room viii he always well supplied
with iu,l stock OF bToche mantl. wooden man.
tie, aud long shl wis; Thioet wool Cashmere,
god border, and silk shaws and scaris OF all
k ,nds
CiOAKS AND TALMAs.
IIeare prepared to manufacture clonks, tai.
mas. AMI maniiiias, ~ any quantity, from The la
lrstia>hions, IN a superior tnurT, from cloths,
velyet., and satins. OF which we have fad stock
with trimming. 10 match
EMBRUIDERIEs.
Edgngs aud lusertiDgs, bands, sleeves, col
lars, chemizettcs, %e
LACES.
A large stock OF genuine thread lcces, oil
kinds.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
A ll STOCK Tor gents, la les, Misses, ana chill
drn.
RIBBONS ANDTRIMMING GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Linen rheeing., shITllngs pilluw linen, table,
dnmask, and damusk cloths, napkins, dayles,
iowel!ing, nc,
DOMESTICS.
Blehched andhrowh Size, tings, shiriings, ticks
denims, wooden yarn, h,nnrls, and paukets.
w. sj,,cn an examination ut our stock.
Septembe. 80. l. D. OLAsIEp & Co.
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Business Of the Canal.

Statement Of the principal articles, trans
ported on the Illinois aud Michigan canal
entered at the Collectors Office, at Ottawa
during the month of October 1854.
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The Liberty Society is now in full blast.
Question for discussion: "If n man builds
corn crib. does that give him right TO
crib co-p'"
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FREDERICK DOUGLAS, we are requested 10
state, will address the citizens of Ottawa t
the Free Church, this evening at Z O'Clock.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

NOVENEEK z, ISDf.
The market presents combination OF
tangles. The hardest Knot Of all is money.
A large disposition to operate is met by
larger embarrassment in finance. In conse-
qucnce prices continue to droop. Wheat
has further declined five cents per bushel.-
Corn dull and lower, with buyers scarce at
the dcpots, and nothing doing for export
Dom. Press.
Wheat, winter sl,30aSl.40.
Spring. Sl,l5al,20.
Corn, 80 a 52c.
Oats, 33c
Eggs lee. -Ea
Butter, ! al5c, fresh.
-Four, $7,2j.as,.15
Wool, 2Ua3ic.
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Remember the address Of n. W. Edwards
State Superintendent of public schools, at
the Court House this evening
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Walkers Drug Dent.
'I>IIE undersigned is now receiving his fall 'to,k
DRUGS, WEOuguNCs,

Uye-NnVs, FURNISHES, PalHta,
OILS pu.Iy, glass, and glassware
Tobacco nd snuil -
Pure wines n nd branii-s fnr medlrinal purposes
Cap, letter, note, and bill paper, and a Large
variety oi envelopes
A good assortment OF school aud miscellaneous
books.
All the patent medicines Il the dny-autharIz,d
agent for Christi-. givauic curniises, aud
Jayn-s patent medicines.
All drugs WARRANTED pure and genuine.
Prescriptions Iriuliy put up day or night.
make ,.iv purchases tor cash AMI am enabled
10 oil-r goods ,s cheap a. lhr cheapest All those
IN want Of anything in my line, will find II 10
their interest To call AZ Walkers drug depot, soah
>le ~ tn, pubic sluar- ola u WAtHr
4 FEW NOR cope ii J'bt"n's intiy year,
IN the nate. ForI- history at Illinois, and
Rasnri,'s theory of ,tuiIns old ID WALKEg.
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OTTAWA NURSERY
One mile tsest Of Onapa, on the Peru Road.
IN GEO. II. NORRIS,

II 1EOs H. .NVht1eAS
SUCCESSOR OF NORRIS & MURPHY.
T,IiEREare now for sale at this nursery most
! extensive assortment Of frun trees, shruhb~ry.
hardy roses, and green house and perennia
plants.
The asaortmen, eaabraces in part
100 varieties Of sppLs,
Is cherries,
25 pears.
20 d" dwarf pears.
IS =" plums,
20 a" Peaches,
" grapes.
~ Z" currents,
5 " rnsvb-ri-s,
s strawberries.
Is 4" goo cherries.
Also 10 vnririles Of Bengal or China roses, 10
ware lies Norsiie roses, with tea rosrs, hybrid
aud Bourbon roses. mars roses, nardy r'rs~s, elm
hers &c, III all varieties Usually KEEP, IN eastern
sIiRUBBERY,
Such ns the ailanIhu- indigo >hru :, double Howe
| ring Rlnoi.d, trumpet crerp~r, red Japan
| globe flower, large lrnied rnvonyinus, European
| ditto white Iouhl, alili-a. double purple althea I,
! 5 varieties OF hon-y suckles, larches, sSringns,
| poplars acacias. willows, spircas, iiacs, noun
| tam ash. snow ball, dnhlIas, &c.
A large quantity Of Usag. Orange plants. )
years old.
! A 70, a large and valuable collection Of Green
| House and Perennial plants NJ as low price ns
they can be obtained from any garden IN the
Union
The cons Of the grated fruit trees were mostly
obtained from bearing trees oi the b-si rult grow
ers of the state Of New York, aud prisons oblal
ming trees from the OrTAN A NuRStR may
rely implicitly Oh obtaining the quallly OF fruit
from ti- trees rs stated when sold
Oui budd-d fruit trees were budded from trees
Obtained OF the celebrated Nurse ries Of Elwan'
g.r& Barry and from the Genesee County Nnr-
srry Some Of the standard cherry and peach
trees lruird last yeal, and IN eveiy instance WIRE
con6d. nee IN Recommending our fruit to be oi the
choicest varieties, and desi'r ali who wish to pro
cur. choice lrut 10 give IL n call and examine u,
healthy and thrifty young trees rs can he found u
any nursery. GEO. II. NORRIS. Suir,ror 81
OrtoLet IA NoRRIs 4 MURPHY