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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

10 see corn at as and so cents, and. az some viii
hsye IT, 81 per bushel, but for We don't believe
IL.
IRON the Peoria Qn Republican,
Many Of orr correspondents have saoken OF the
ext nsvc drought that il said 70 be working the
ruin OF tie farming interests in this part Of the
country. We must confess we were unable {, find
the evis noes Of il. Corn u green, the leaves uu-
lot more. There rs an immense quantity Of this
planted, and from appearances, we should Judge
enough would be raised in this Congressional DIS
tri to furnish dodgen'' for all tne Suckers
tribution among those who are not fortunate. The
weather has bosn remarkably favorable for few
weeks past for securing the earlier crops, aud on
almost every farm We passed, We noticed tue bright
yellow stacks arising from the prairie, giving am pie
proof that the hopes and labors Of the agricultu-
rai'st had bot been insv him. TIE wheat barley and
CAT crops have now been nearly scared and the
prep0 alton fer the seeding season for the great
staple OF the State has commenced A large guam.
tisy q ground will be put into winter wheat this
season.
from the Petersburg (va) Inte.laenccr Aug 25.l
Tne COPS on the line Of tho railroad between
this city and Portsmouth look exceedingly fine.
The corn crop, which looked as II 1t was consider
ably behind the time In May last has outgrown the
ssint given to it'll the backward spring, and seems
now to promise more than An average yield. One
piece q few miles this side Of Weldon, containing,
ss We she uld ndge eighty acres or more, was Lesv
y cared, ard locked promising to pay She husband
The cotton fields were in full blossom, and while
rome which We saw looked diminutivc or puuy,
most Of the delds seemed quite large, aud were
thichly st for the anticipated crop. Some small
zelda q tobacco looked remarkably ne, and IL these
oulafc on an abundance this season.
(Trom the Cole bus (Ca Rsquiier, Aug. AL
During the past week oar THY and the N yjon
round about have bcsu visited with copsous and re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

de6uf IN Amesics, a. The Howard Atheniclm, last
Thursday evening The Atlas, Of Tuesday, ssys--.
The rev company appeared on Monday evening
to o much better audience than might have been ex.
ptcted. There was none OF the usual hcraldin Z
which prececes the advent Of q new troupe, ID
consequently our public were not only ia cliHei to
wait for the reyorts OF those who might go, but
were TO great degree, ignorant OF the rsct that
real Italian opera company was TO appear on tia;
evening Avery general feeling Of gratied surprise
VAS the consequence. The troupe Il not equal
In merit throughout, but the performances ex-
ceedsd the expectations that there was more desire
eviiced to praise what good than to be disssts
fed with what was bai. The choruses, as might be
supposed, from the hssty way Ia which the opora
was got up were gnite Imperfect the female choris
tiers IN particular being very Inferior but 70 orche
ira WIS quite clever one. considering the short
time IL has had for preparation. Wneiher IL was
that good opera Was most welcome after ~ long
6earth Of vocal mu-ic, or whether the audience
felt an inclination to encourage tho Strangers it is
certain that very general feeling Of good humor
prevailed. After ore single hearing We are not In
ciited to paes judgment the priacipss, excepting
to commend. But IL Deees no more than the
single pc foImsLce Of Don Carlo to deaoc
The, position Of the brytone slsnor ca
which greeted his 6rst bit Of melody, eviaced very
plaiply the bold vhich no had at once taken uoon
the good will Of his audience. He Is fine look,og
man In every war, large and stately, with voice
quite 10 keeping WITH his appcaratcc. " IL rich,
powerful ano mellow, entirely under his control.
mirdipg US In quality OF Badialis NOBLE organ 10.
deed he IL NOS unlike Dsdia u In Manner aud, With
this single ex option far superior to any other bari
tone ~ho BIAS appeared In Boston. tie IL graceful
end etergttic, possessed altogether OF q certain
charm which msRnetizss at ono bis hearers. TIE
tass. sigpor Lamont has stroog telling veicc, ct
The sam. quality "a Marin,-, who:e u-ryous fcccc,
however. be does rot possess The tenor. Seuor
Soda, has pleasing vosce, morn ssied, va should
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

WHAT TIE FARMER MosT NEEDs.--It is not
college endowed by the State says a con-
temporary it is primary school, to prepare
farmers sons and daughters for the higher
walks in science as applied to agriculture,
They need organizations. They want farm
crs clubs and neighborhood organizations
They need discussion; they need more inter
course, not only in their own town and conn
ty, but throughout the State and country, to
see and Learn what other farmers are doing.
This is the greatest need Of farmers. They
need to become satisfied with their avoca-
ton TO get rid of the prevailing notion that
farming is, necessarily, anunmcntal employ
mcnt The farmer is accustomed to thinl;
that he has no occasion for education, and
never can become a wealthy man, or what
the world calls respectable, while engaged in
the culture of the earth, and he therefore
seeks the first opportunity to escape from
an avocation placed under the ban, not only
by all others, but by his own class also. The
great need of the farmer is that he shall de.
clare himself Independent of all classes al
least more so than they are of him, and is en-
titled to engage in any other calling whatcv'
or, and ifhc is man of toll that is no rea'
son why he should not be a man ofintclcct
The great need of the farmer is organization
and this must be accomplished by a few self
sacrificing men, who will undertake the Ia
Dor of establishing and maintaining farmer,
clubs in every neighborhood Farmers nect
not drop politics to take up agriculture -
They must talk, read, and think.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
I ansis SOr sale,

Ia La Sail o0uHtV,--Section "a .h of 81, and
VIII OF 20, in township 81 argr ensto the 81
D. m. strip oi land .broke on the lines 0i the
above tracts, sufficient TOR the planning and cult
vation oi an osnge orange hedge.
In L,uiagaoD county The whole OF sec 20,
and the nh OF SO, in townshp30 range east OF
the 81 p. IN.
ThCse tracts arciror one and a hn!i to seven
miles OF the junction oi the Fori Wayne aud lac
con air.line railroad, aud the Chicago and Il5-
sissippl airoad and are most oi hem well va ateI-
ed, and u, respectful distance from timber and
settlements Wild deer plenty; wolves and green
headed les abundant
The cloIc-oi nnyqnnrter section OF these lands
can he had at $500 per acre
In lee county Whole OF section %, together
with l3 acres of timber land, IN township 2I,
range ! west oi the ih p m. 100 ncrcs o. which
nrc broke, rghiyacrcs fenced aud under culuvG.
tion three mH's ofosngp orange hedg. arouudit,
ani within miles oi tue Frnnklln grove depot,
Also, n good house and nine aud halt tacfes IN
the Village oi Ice Crater. si..
Aorany Of these lands will be sold in qlanti-
tiesto suit III. purchaser.
am bound TO sell these lands, for have made
arrangements to 90 to Nebraska. l iccii, IN, duty
to 60 there audSoe sGnlnst slavery, aud AN desc
lou- to get a company OF aboitionists to 30 with
me for the same patriotic and phianhrop!c puI.
pose tJune 2i-tt) VIM PHILLirS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

Inddedier in GU kindS Of Sp0rfsmeR's Ariieies,
one dGOr sDal Of the Uai9a House, Columbus
Street, OftGTd, H.,
X EEP Stpnstanlly onh'pd general assortment
IN OF Engii-h aud German double aud single
lowing pieces, boys gunq, good variety, all Of
winch were bought Tor cash, and selected from
laIgc invoices With great care as 10 their general
workmanshipnnd iiuish and can be sold at better
| bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market
Genllemenwishng guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judge of,h- article will find it
O5lrcrtv call on the subscriber. where they can
dependUp0n " hat Is told them and be sure of get
tug good safe gun, as We deal with none but the
regular gun dcalers, and have none Of the cheap
casilIonstuii with which the country is flooded
Rifles mndc from R'mugton's celebrated cast
strelandIrOn barrels, are warranted 10 be- equal o
any made ~ ihi state or clsrwherc both in shoot
ing qualities and workman,hip. The subscribers
have i0rseycfnl years been engaged in the manu-
Iac,urc OF the rrlrbrnicdincrra.r twist rifles, and
haveayaled themselves Ot all the latest improve
ments aFrcgaIds the inside finish and sighting ;
We lattcr Our-elyr- HAT an inspection ol the work
made ntour establishment j. all thatis wanted to
satisfy Gentlemen ofthc trath ofthe above state. .
raeu,
Powder, superior article kept, suitable fortar-
etpTacticr oriOng ranges
hey niiiug done byconpetcni hands and in q
wufkmauiik- manner.
4 I work lone by hun is warranted
Ottawa Dec2, 1852 n p HRryErR
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
U U INONFiOFI NN'nt.
c. l.. FlSliEE& co, Proprietor.
81 Superior .street. Cleveland, OH
wafer Power 10 Lcn,c.

'lIlE undcfS -nrd olirt great Inducements 10
j capitalist, aud ulnauulaciurefs as they hay, de-
ctedly the best iwaterrowrr 40 the .tnte .hgy.ngo
yrr2j iesi head and isll and sjtuaiedin DAYTON. I
nilrsahoye Ottawa aud drawn from rhr Fox river
Feeder, which IL krptn repairhy he state without
any cost the undersigned. They have waite to
lease iora term year,suicien; to drive ~ rnu OF
q feet burrs and wllleascon very .ibernlt@msto
NV good esponsibe company. H
TIN, isn rare chnnce'ortnrn oicnpial who may
wi.hto coin ,othe mnpuinrturinFhu-ness The To-
cniinnig verv ie,; thy and admirably situated ns 1t
is on nayigabl, ieeusr within miles oithe con
tcmpatrd Rock Island ~ roaad, nnd the head OF
Observation-Disclosures Forfut'h"rni1uMallon nd
dress DAYTON inny3l JopN GrrEN SoHs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
Hlcnirincs.
Norvai's B tiers.

THESE lht,ers lrep prepared by one OF the mos,
i successful Medical practitioners oithe age
Having been used by him or the inst fourteen years
I'm his practice, IA all Bilious Diseases with cIni.
nent success They are uow offered 10 the pubic
"a the only reliable medicine tbring purely vegr,a-
hel Iorrhe permanent cure ofihc following dsea
ses, viz:
An imperfect action If tie Lirer IF Ka'seys,
Fero oad iyae, Dyspepsia, DyseAdlry,
ChWFtrer, iadigCSi'ioD, Liyer comprt
Sex Headache, IstermitHs, JulEdicc,
RcmiHcus, DiorTheo, NeIHity,
Loss cfalpetite, CoH StTeats SkiH diseases,
FEMALE CoMrKAINTs, Weakness. &c Of the
lalen. II is one OF the best and safes. medicines
before the public. No Cnlom., Qnnnr or Arse
ulc in 1t. Sold by q. l.. InoNfSoS, Ottawa. s.
J. Greenwood, LaSalie. July i-Gm
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

A HOUSE aud lot on Columbus ST., nea. the
~ cana' ErOnire nt'hs cfiirr nnl2
4 MEXICAN pockets knives .r3l rcceivcdand
N for sale at S f., hing Il Co.'S
Srpirmher3 NcIn Hordnars Store
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
Connecticut Clock DepO,,
a. s. & s. R. Deane !

\ bARpLR variety, quahtily, anu superior
~ quality TO any beoIA offered IN tins city con.
stantIy on hand, and sod at the most moderate
prices, as we receiy, direct from the mandatory
Also, clock repairing done and warranted, at
moderate prices.
lnucwo ot my long experience, cxtensiv, nc.
qnnihtanc,, and general satisfaction given IN the
business, hope TO receive iheTai sharc oi pat.
ronage, both from the city and surrounding 0un
Try \. 5. DEAN; ,west s.deet ths couri 5ouse,
Diigua. July IL
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

I'hE three very desirable and slightly lots, op-
i posile the residence Of Judge Cation.
Also, lots | ,, aud 3, in block -, stntesaddi-
ton for sale on very favorable terms.
Also, the farm, late the properly Of John
Byrnes, deceased, situated , miles east of South
Ottawa, containing lGo acres leo under fence
ana IN cultivation asm,ll orchard, aud new
and well built dwelling house, &c The place s
nne OF the most desirable for any one seeking a
permanent home near town, 1t can he mace all
that one ca, wish. Terms easy, ilso.
$50 Acres of CHI ice Sci, cted Prairie Land
Situated in the town oI Bruce, on which is % ca
ted iPauponcy mound
Also, l6Jacr in the same town. q few miles
from New Michigan mli5 c. NATrI,GER.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
FARM I'sSat SALE.

THE S " Q &c. 22, T. JJ' Z 5,
lSORMERLY owned aud occupied by Giles
= W. Jtrk-on , miles east of Marseilles on
the Chicago and Rock Island railroad and on the
l. and VI canal There is about li5 acres oi
land, with bearing orchnrdo of excellent fruit, a
well aud cistern, and a new house, nearly finish
ed. .H..
For riurrher particulars, apply TO G.. w. jack
son, Ottawa, or TO ID. G. Unde rhli, adjoining
Saidiarm, Nanllus, August j-ti.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
1900 yALUABLEGIFTs.

STATE or ILLINOIS, La .Salle Connty,
and Circuit Courf fhreof, 10 Nopcmbcr Term,
4. D. 1851 Julia talkenburg, Us. Samuel
Faikenburg-Biliio for Divorce.
JTappearing from an affidavit on file that the
L above named defendant is no, resident ofthe
state Of Illinois, aud the said cunplainan, having
thereon.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given you, the
said Samuel Falkenburg. that unless you shall be
andappear before the circuit court OF said county
on the first Jayoi the next term thereof, to be
holden at the court house in Ottawa, on the l3ih
day OF November next, and plead, answer, de-
plant, the same will be- taken as confessed by you
aud The matters and Things therein prayed for, de-
creed accordingly. p. LISprEY, clerk.
IIolislet & Cavprly, solicitors Tor complt go
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
(.rCnt Rnruain,s.

WE have 1900 acres Oi lund IN Iowa, OF the
w most choice description, which we will sell
for cash or on time, or exchange Tor produciy e
property IN La sale county.
These lands were selected under our personal SUI
pcrvision, andarc such rs we can recommend for
stock or grain raising, being well wacrcd, and OF
rich productive soil Some OF the tracts are i'm.
msdatly adjoining improved farms, and all are
conveniently located, with reference to timber
water, settlements. mills, &c.
NJ T., IIoLLlsrER.
Scptemher S3-lL WV Coz.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

loon SENNSiool-csp paper,
AoSO 1000 r-1ms letter =" oithc mOstdegi-
rah'e ,iylr- for county Offices and businessmen ,
100 UDu rnve"prso OF every r;yc,
2Ot DnprIs iuk .tAnds the best ai,cl. and the
most .aieablc iNkstnud now in themarket
i0OdCzsu bottles olink iuf -ale atyery low rntcs,
ntN holrsalc retail at BuHrvs Bookstore,
lUI o '!2 I4kea'ree .Chiclro.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

STATE Of ILLINOIS, La .Salle County
Court 10 Dec Term, 1854 Bartholomew
Neary, Johu Dervn, Bridget Dervin, aud Ed
ward Neary, us. john Clancy, Michael Clancy,
Luke Nrary, John Neary, Bndget Neary, Pat
rick Gan,y. and Patrick Neary-Petiton Tor
Partition,
SATISFACTORY affidavit, having been filed
= IN the office OF the clerk oi the county court
of said county, that the above named John
Clancy, Michnel Clancy Iohn Neary, Bridget
Neory and Patrick Clancy are non-residen,so OF
the state OF Illinois,
Moth t is hereby given to said non.resjen,s
that the above named Bartholomew Neary Juhn
Deryin, Bridget Dervin and Edward Neary have
Iiledther petition against said nou-re resldents aud
Others and that summons in chancery has been
issued ag1inst them re,urnabir on the lst Monday
in December next, Now unless you halla9peal
and answer said petition, the same WILDE ta6en
ms confessed against you, and the mntlcrs and
things prayed tor, decre,d accordingly.
September 30. w. RAYMOND, CLERK.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
NN- va -RT 'N> NJ. MR .
KNOW.NOTyfsN(..
. Mansion House,
.SS BY 7HOS, j. WADE.
f"''s ~ " - ma
llF oprietorhavlngrecently pr

SiiiGS TllF oprieiorhavine recently pur
al&sZ6SN chased this well known stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa, and having en-.
tirely lyrenovated aud reft,ed ii, has made IL dec.
dedy he best housein the city.
lie is prepared to acc commodaleanv amount ol
,rnvcllersand boarders IN the very hest style and
ready to convey passengers to anditomthe cars,
a, each time Of their arrivalntthe depot,
llis,abc will be furnished with oil the d.iicn
cies the country canailord ,incudingoll kinds Of
wild game, while his terms tor boarders aud tran.
senlcus,omerswill aslow asthetimeswillJ JUS.
lily,
Alarge harm wilhampe stablingis nuochedlo lo
the house sufficient to accommodate any number
,thorses. Also large carriage house, besides
sllotherc nvenirnces ucccssai ailiorthtcomiorto o.
those " ho ma v favor him with their custom. NJ
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
Paint. Nii. * ..sas. store.
For SALE, Very cheap.

2oObushes dried applcsnnd peaches, just
ceived January ) CHrEyEs
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

Ready made clotehing is sold at thcsig III,
Gilt star 10 percent cheaper than it can b, oupht
atany store injhe cityoiOuawa.
Lounsberp s Smith
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
Paint Establishment,
sETElC. EARL q son
PAINTS, OJ:.S. ~ yARNas5aES.

glass, S,,h D0o,s, Biiods, Paper HaSg.
iugs, Painters Bi7tshes, Peaciis, dec.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
TOTHE PUBLIC.

DOOIS --ND 'I4OEo Ot Ed MIND
- you want to save your time, money and
NJ health then come and buy your
BOOTS AND SllSIS,
At,he sign OF the mammoth boot in llossack's new
block, where youwit find the bes, boots and shoes
and also eastern made work, oithe very brs, kind
so that the economical buyer canno help buying.
! Please cnll ana EXAMINE tor yourselves. Our
mottois, small profits quick sales andnocred-
it," NJ. n. PRsscorr IL Co.
y. B. -IPoTk made to orderon the mos,Ieason.
able terms, in the most fashionable ST, K by the
very wUrkmen. Longexperienc IN d knowl.
edge OF the business, enables the subscribers 10
Guido those who know nothing about leather
July l5-ly. NJ II 7. & Co
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
BdLDNESS CEHhDl
Emerson's American Hair Rcs'crativ,

prevent the Hair trorrr 1firrrr rs
winning golden opinions o opefsoBSw hoaieu-irr
: Tn, Is anew IrtIclc, recently introduced r.
sure thlnGtor Balhncs-; and wili stand he test
ota discerning public The proprie'or,havc -urh
confidence ~ II ihat they authoTYe then
Agents to take Bald eases on GUARANTEE
Price : sl.iHlaTge huttl,s,
& l.. TuoYrsos AGENT.
q L EI-liI,L \ ~ pr.u.-...-r
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
Au,,c.,,,ct Mills.

JJhVING leased the above mill for term o
~ years, andpu' the same in perfect condition
| am a pgin prrpnrcdto resume custom grinding
aud havin: competent and reliable Nlillers, hope
as heretofore, to give general IN tiinction.
A superior article oi Flour, constantly OF
hand, either AT the Mill, or n, M,ssrs Rrdd ok &
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

The words which fell from an orators
mouth were taken up uninjurcd, and at
tached to those which hung on his lip.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

The young lady with speaking eyes has
become quite hoarsc, in consequence of us
ing them so much.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
$40, GOO!
The Peoples Gift Enlerprizc As.
sGciatiOt,.
"oNE OF LIFE'S HAPPY HOURS"
4 jedutgM Eagrdrt"g oRd a SHARE IN tho
ONE DOLLAR.

TNtIi, subscriber would inform the public that
/ he has established ageucies throughout the
country, Tor the disposal OF The beautiful engra
wing known as" One OF LIES Happy Hours" 1t
is beautifully executed on steel, and is worthy a
prominent place either in parlor or diawine-
room, The original painting tby Mrs. Lilly N.
Spencer is atpresent in the possession of Mr.
Charles Steison. ] lie engraving is twenty one
by tweniy-seyen inches repre- senting young and
lovely woman, blooming with health upon her
knee stands iine looking little fellow, engaged
in pluc king flowers from vase upon table near
Il, hand, and entwinIng them IN his mothers hair,
which, owing TO his depredaiions, is han ring
some what loosely about hei beautiful
neck, while the countenance OF each INDICATE
That the arts,did not fail TO represent "Ons Of
Liie's Happy Hours"
By issuing 10 600 copies, the subscribers ena-
bled TO furnish them al the abnve price, and on
completing ,he sale 10 presen, TO the members Of
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
FOR SALE,

THE subsc riber offers ior suIe his steam power
saw miil. The mil! was set up for The purpose
OF tsawlng ties aud plank Tor the Chicago and Au.
fora railrond--the subscriber having completed the
Job is the reason or offering the mill iur sale. The
mn mas been IN use abou, SIX months Just long
enough to be thoroughly tested
lhis M IS situated about Two miles from III,
Earlvllle depot, on the ChIcngo and Aurora rail
road, and can be easily removed 10 any point that
may he desired. This mill would afford a good
inducementto contractors for ilis or any OF the
railroads that are now constructins or To take to
The plnery. The boiler has double nues, aud was
made Of he best Of Russia boler ron twenty.
Two feet long, and forty two inches IN diameter.
The engine was made a the foundry OF eastman
4 Co, oi Ottawa, rated AT sixteen b orse power,
and was made for service, aud works remarkn nbiy
well. The saw Is OF the very hest quality. #
wns spurchlsed IN Boston, and i, fifty seven inches
in diameter, capable Of cul ting any sized lumber
The betting and running searis all IN excellent
order
The mill vii! be sold on re- asonnjlc terms En-.
gnirr ul the subscriber, at his residence m Earl
yllr. nu5-ti C. II SuTPIr.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04

AL OF whfht"ty are hound 10 sell very low.
They are also Manufacturing extensively all
kinds oiTin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware. Par
ticulnra,tenton paid to Job work
A share OF thrpublc patronage is respectfully
solicited "Call and see u.s. we like 10 show
Good. aud sell them il wecan
STORE, three doors West of Sanger & Ar
mours Brick Block. iul9 :. T.. KING 4 co
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
OTTAWA CITY MILLS.
WCp,cON WATEN POWER.

~ Orcr Sally hUn of Stone
I S offered Tor SALE with - acres o. land situa
! led s miles north of Ottawa on Fox river, and
where it is expected the railroad will cross the ri
yer. The powrrcnn he easily and permanently
in Nroved and the location is very favorable Tor
bu. ling up a manufacturing town, and for the
ere, ion Of machinery. Address
Az us,27. j. G. NArrISaER, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
United States Mail QUITE
D,trfeu OTTAWA 0n0 1urora

'INIb Undersigned having taken the contact iof
j carrying the mails on the above route, ar.
prepared to take passengers through with com iort
and Dispatch
We leave Ottawa on Tuesdays Thursdays, and
Saturdays, nj O'Clock a. NJ arrive NJ Aurora
ai6 o'clock I. VI same day pasein., tin Vug.
Ntwnrk, BRISTOL, and Oswepo
July 22-ly DPct-rT & Irvys
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-11-04
VALUBLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers his farm, situated on the
west side OF Fox river, opposite Milford Fox
township, Kendall co, Ms, for sale
said larm consists Of 50 acres of frs, quality
land. well fenced and 60 acres under tho. ough
cultivation, The balance of the land has wood
enough on il for one family, nndis well watered,
running along the blnk OF the Fox river. There
isa good orchard jus, ready Tor heanng, contain
ing several varieties OF apple peach, aud cherry
trees, and well Of the pures, cold water. There
lisa two story house on the premises, well finish
ed, roomy, and substantial, aud under the house
large, dry cellar. The situation Is remarkably
pleasant, aud cannot fail to please. There are
stores, grist mill, post Office. and school houses,
all within mile, and good bridge across Fox
river, makes them easy OF access Also,
A Lot Containing sc Acres,
In La sale co' l2o rods from he home farm, tol
eraby well covered with wood: would make an
admirablepaslure.
For particulars, enquire of the owner, on the
premises. Jnly 22j +. W. PARTRIDGE.