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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-09-20
SUPERIOR
WIN e. M E2 IA

4 plHl ION q 20 No. 4" North Second sirreI
eisiVe ana best manufacturers !" he United <I,,,..
orlglnaorS Of some OF the ,rIniid sly , ot RIM
anu Saddles which have the rIzr. a, ihc liz,
is'Ituie Tor iher super Orl finish and s;Ic ior al
concelIon So Shades und BLINDS ,t "Inr '. y,
ana character on hand, and u:udc up.., =, s;or, ne
anu e"efed II reluircd, ia 81, crI,r = !c and ri low
piccS' heiHtrllIg and JObbIng attended 10 We >ludr
10 please 'iIe public. TnnrcI, 30 ~ .a.'"'
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I'D. Stevenson.

lESfEC FULLY annUunces to the nublic
- " gene ally That he sill continues his
- VI \Rb"t. ~ ~ Mss in a. ITS various branch
-, cS a. The COME OF CUAfAfERC f. and MAR
hEf STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE. wbe-c
ne viii Mnhniaridrr, and lake to order, MUNU.
W.. MIS- Ind GRAVE STONES, of the most nnnrn, ed
aiu 'nicrm YVES We VIII also manuint tnTc NJ r.
BILE MANrELS, and tu all KINDS M =, orL an .,n
tion with buildings, with neaIness and desoa,cl and
al Pnladelhia Prices lie woul.I Stale Ihat All vorE
IN hts line ~ point ct heanty, ch eapnes. and excel.
''hee"i W'fEia''>"'p: he uneEcelIed lie there
iOre assures tie public that he can make IL ~ H.
interest OF al 10 exeId 10 HIM share OF their ualrnn
age. " Orders from The country attended 10 ,,,n
despatch. ujec % IS;2~I
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BOOTS AND SHOES

lht. hcsl d choapc,,.,s ock Of Boots. Shoes
= 4 Gallcrs, Gums, etc, n fhe civ, at DIN
: &c. i lRiiS, 2 SDuta Second street. PhilaJel.
IhIH. corner Carter It.
Beng m0sil! OF his OWL manufacture. he guaran.
tees ihcm low and viii sell wholesale or reln
a. cheap a, the cheapest.
Easy Shoes TOT old LADIES' plaIn ami fancy Boots
Sh"ts NlefS clc, AWAY on hand III great variety
Tor Boys, Youth Kisses ami Children
frIces-Ladeh CATERS. OF every quality and STYLE
IRON 81 W 10 - GehIICmcn'e CaIiakln Eouls
from SO 10 So Patent Leather Nhurs after Roofs
Congress BOOTS Baton BOOls,eic ron 81 % To : 30
hand. OH Gums bought anG re aired
July ~, Silly.
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EVERYBOIH should embrace thIs 0ppUrtum3 ,
T. buy Clothing for Men and Buys al t,l.oN
CULIN'S CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND SIS rntIadcl, Iu,
eInbraring a choice tAe best mos utsi,..ir. ,,,.
fashionable .,ress ana + tia Goals t,aGi. .ot.t ,
Linen Drilling do fwecds. etc with Il grca Narei,
of BOYS CLOTHING. consisting OF Sack Cuats Polk,
jackets. Monkey jackets made OF Fweed Linen
Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, kersey mere. DUeskin etc
FURNISHING GOoDs-.,"nsI Ting of SHIRTS. Stocks
iIandkercheis ETC., all of winch are Oiiere at the
LOWEST possible cash prices aud cheap any other
ClOtbIng Store IN the Unicn.
Parents who desire Boys ClOIhng are earnestly IN.
ViIed To examine the stock.
Gr Country StOrekcepors can be accom- odated al
cry low rates.
GEORGE CULIN,
s. +. corner Market and Second sis
April 10. silly.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-09-20

1.No - North WhGrueS, Phiiadciphia,
{ COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Whole
lie Dealers in FISH and PROVISIONS
generally, have constantly OH hand large
SunnlV nj y
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Dec % 1853.
iaE22sacr MILLINERY

@ssrEEtS a SUak23saCE' NFiEFiucvy
4 Large ana splendid assortment of S,r,,,I -, 4
as. u summer bonnels. Ct every variety Also
- Gathers. Fi"wers ana Ebbal,s Iusl openel. and
VII b" sold al the lowest cash prices
Mourning EOnncts constantly on hand
+. Nj. BANNi$TER
1870 south Second street above Pine lhi!adelphia.
may IL . IN. f
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TRIMMINGS,
CONEEC'EHO AE5EssES e.

M lSSES s. T.. II h.. \. BELL desire 10 commu
WI ncate 10 the public the fact that tLev Lnvo
opened one of The most sclec! and extensive oss,rt
ments OF Trimmings &r that has ever been presented
TO the citizens OF smyrna. They have eonstontI nm
hanu cholce selections Of Frim'nigs and Fancy Ar.
brOideries. Kid Gloves, iIandkerchiefs IInser;as
Zephyrs, Tidy and Knitting Cotton Window Snades
Looking Glasses. Work Baskets, Sewing Birds pori
Mnnngs etc AlsO.an excellent assorImen M "f 81
IiOncry, Perfumery and Conlectioiieries '''"'
Piaking done at the shortest notice and at Pindel
phia prices "'"1e'
Smyrna, April l2. '5I.f
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sTo@coUNTRY MERCHANTS. =.
So Hg0 FE WITS
AND
, g s;-' 9 3 n + EsCsTIO IN cry.

49, ~ ~ . TX
~ ers and Dealers in Confectionery of all kind.
No It3 North bird i below Race Ph,Ia'
dephia ~
The attention of Dealers requested to an examinas
ton OF their stock which will be found to be al Leasi
equal 10 any III this city FureIgn& rus Of ali KINDS m
season
N. b. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend.
cd 10. Aug. 30, 5l-3m
Pennsylvania Wire Works,
No. 81 Arch 81, above Front, Philadelphia.
tTNHE subscribers have on hand a nd are constantly
4 manufacturing SlEVES, RIDDLES, SCREENS,
WOVEN WIRES, of all mcshes and widths. Also
all kinds oil plain and Fancy Wire Work Brass and
Iron Wire Sleeves. Of all kinds Brass and Copper Wire
GiGth for Paper Makers, &c. Cylinders anu Dandy
Rolls covered IN the best manner
HEAVY Twilled Wire for Spark Caichers Sleeves for
Brass and Iron Founders, Screen Wire, Window Wire.
Saies' Traps, DISH Cov9rs, Coal and Sand Screens
BAHLISS, DARBY & LINN.
Aug o. 5i-5m
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Very Valuable and Desirable
~ ESQSH sStD1Q


els ~ OW offered aud will he sold upon rcasona-
Will Bile h.rms, AT PRIVATE SALE
EAlll MANSION or FONT ELL. FARM, situated
West OF the Town of SMYRNA and Immediately
himccn thereto containing about Bot ACRES of arabic
ND IN highly improved condition. possessing
every advantage as private residence and profitable
agrruiiurc Upon This Farm less than 60 600 bush
els OF Lime 2OOOO bushels OF Wood Ashes and so IONS
oi ('IaO have bee spread within the past wears be-
shS great variety OF other concentrated fertilizers
ana The p!o Alig under green crops OF Oas Backwhea
O"tcr &c, ali OF "hirh has also been covered twIce
or thrice with the best stable aud barn yard nanures
Inc Whole tract Is nclUsed with tie best and ,nos
substantial new chestnut and white oak fencing about
Ee thousand dollars expended III the erection of OIIT
III ll.Di Ms comprised in which Is everything reom
site To highIy lmpru\ ed and well directed Farm
- Acres are allotted to The most chuice vor;e
ssSss1 tcs ol Apples, Peach, Pear, Cherry Ounce
r "a fluIn and Apricot; besides. tie Garden abounds
IN we selected strawberry, raspberry, grapes.
Any ono wishing 10 purchase will lie shown the pro
perry 10y the umderS. gn1d. f
Near Smyrna, Feb. %, '5Ltf
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Farmers and Planters, Atten.
GiOm!
Owners of Poor and Worn Out Lands, use
LEINAU'S

LEINAU'S
AMERICAN FERTILIZER
as Renovation of the Soil, it HAS No EQUAL.
1t has been S!-&snsively used for the past three
years, III
Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia, and in
The Islands of Bermuda and Barbadoes,
FOR THE GROWING OF
Wheat, Corn,
Potatoes, Tobacco,
Cotton, and the
Sugar Cane.
0rJ-Cdn be had at Half The Price Of Guano,
is more lasting, and will not burn the seed
Only S25 Ton of 2240 lbs.
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Eq'ectstyto sktt Uniformity OF Ryscestt :
A NE W F. AZURE IN. b SlNEoS;I
Ever'One his Owu Salesman.
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J. e. EVANS, Gun Maker.

~ toOuti StTcct, I'HIIducIpnldY
NTOl'LD res ,ccu ..y invite The attention UfSpnr;s
w mcn TO his ST ok of Double MI in.Ie Guns
which islarge and varied. Al gus Il hv me are
WI rrrnitti to be what they represented. Repairing
dinne IN the best ,nnt An assortment of TOwd r
TASKS shat b.lIs powder, hot, cans. &c always on
hanG, with gcIr,l assert" ent Of fishing tarke. all
.U which are sO "u he reasonable I.rmS. lib
cr'i Discount madr il ry dealers. All order,
promptly attended 10.
sent q, . tim
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CoIOred Window GLASS.

w. MOWBRAY & CO,
South est corner Teh.h and Hunter streets wcuId
respectfully invite The attention OF Merchants Build
ana others to the beautiful variety of work pro
duceu their eSa bis mcnt consisting of STAINED
WINDOW GLASS suitable for Hotels, Saloons uub-
lic I'd private buildings; Churchcd Ornamental
Stained lass TransOms and Side Lights for Yes.
tlhules. Balcony, Piazza and Staircase WinduWs--
Also, Lead Sash and stained Glass for Churches
Scrpura Figures and Altar pieces accurately ork.
ed up order and furnished any part of The Uni.
ted States.
Ftucked. enam1iei and matted decorative Church
Window Glass executed (iotuIc and other architec.
iural les aud competent wOrkmen sent 10 any part
of Ihe nIoh. Orders from distance promptly an.
sWCrcd.
N. B.-An Agent wanted for this place.
July %, 'ji-3m.
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NaIAi EaaAl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-09

Taderiakigg asususl shall receive his particu-
lar attention. Ready made collins OF oil sizes
aud styles, from Fisk's metallic cases, to plain
walnut co.iins--a full supply AWAY on hand a nd
tho-e coming from dis ance need never i-ara de-
appointment at the depot, aud al unusually low
rates.
Good walnut and cherry lumber a inch stuff
always wanted. PETER RUSSELL
STATE or ILLINOIS, la Stitc County,
S. La Sale Circuit Court, 10 November
Term, 1854. Jacob r Van Metre rs. Lars
TeXe and Jens lianson--in Chanccry.
| L appearing from an affidavit ON HE in the
clerks office Of the circuit court OF said county
that the above named Jens Hanson is no, n resi-
dent ul The state Of Illinois, and The complainant
having filed his bill o, complaint herein. and sum
mons having issued thereon according To law.
Notlce Is therefore hereby given to the said
Jens Hanson that unless Won be aud appear before
said circuit court the frs, day OF the neat term
thereof, to be holden NJ the comt house IN Ottawa /,
on the second Monday OF November next, and
plead, answer, d-mur, of except TO said compla-
nant's bill of complaint, the same will be taken rs
confessed against you. aud the matters aud things
therein prayed tor, decreed accordingly.
7. LaDLsy, clerk.
/ Hushnell 4 TRAY for Septemh,f 2
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In La Sale oogHip,--Scct on "a eh Of 80, and
wh OF 20, IN township 81 range east d the 81
p. m. stnpo land IN broke on III. lines Of the
above tracts, sufficient lor the planting aud cult.
sstion OF an osagc orange hedge.
In LiuingstoB county The whole Of sec. %,
and the nh oi 80, IN township 80. range east OF
tho 81 p. m.
lh,se tracts are from one and n half 10 seven
miles of the junction OF the Fort Wayne aud La.
con aif.line fallrohd. and The Chicago and Mis-.
-isslppi railroad, aud are most oih.m well waite !.
ed, aud al respectful distance from timber aud
settlements deer plenty; wolves and green
braided flies abundant
The choccoi anyqnar'rr section Of these lands
can be had at s. on per acre.
In Ire county, w hole Of section % together
wish 10 1cres OF timber land. IN township -,
range !! wet OF the iih m, 100 acres OF which
are broke, "ighly acres fenced and under culuva.
ton; three miles o! o-aPc rge hedge aroundit,
ani within miles oi the Franklin yro"" 'vp1i.
$50. Ro''t i''ss'-r aId nine and . hn!t ~
the village Of lee Crater.
All orany OF these lands IL be sold in qlanti.
uesto sun he purchaser
am bound To sell these lands, for have made
arrangements TO 20 to NebrBska. feel my duty
10 go there aud vote against slavery, and am desi.
r0us TO get q company OF abolitionists to go with
me toTthe same patriotic and phllanthropIc pnr-
pose. dune 24-tfJ WM. PuILLiPS.
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STATE or ILLiNOiS, la Solie Co"H'y,
S. In .NGie Circuit Court. 10 NOuombcr
Term. 1854. Ncls Nelson rs. Ann Lghtioot,
L'yi Llghtloo', niger Mitchell. John Mitchell,
Sarah Ann Peterson Canuic Peterson. Martha
Fellows. ErnJamin h. Fellows, and rerer Nell
sor--In Chanccfv.
IT appearing from nm affidavit on file in the
clerks office Of the circuit cpur OF SAID county
that the above named Sarah Ann Peterson and
Canute Peterson are not residents OF the state oi
Illinois, and the co plalnnut having flied his bill
ot complaint herein, and summons having issue d
thereon according 10 law.
Notce is therefore hereby given to the said
Sarah Ann Peterson, and Lauute P.lcTs.n, tina,
unless you be aud APPEAR before snd,crcuii court
on the first day 81 the next Term thereof, to be
holden at the Cour house IN Ottawa, on the SEC
ond VI oudny OF November next, aud plead, au
swer. deuiui, Or except To said COMPLEMENTARY
Of complaint the same vii. be- taken confessed
against you. aud the mlltrrs and lhngs therein
prayed for, drcrtcd accordingly.
4. LiVDLry, clerk.
Glover " Cook, fIr comrt. August ~.
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and visionary in many Of his views" This
deny. lclaim to be one of that number,
and challenge you to produce single person
considered as his friend, who viii "con-
cede' any such thing. DO you not know
Green. and Macoupin counties, held last
fall, all recommended his appointment, as,
learn, have also two thousand other citizens?
This is singular, if he is the man you say
Unless you can produce good evidence of
this visionary and impracticable character
land | challenge the production Of particle
his presence would refutc the bare asscr-
tom people will be more inclined to think
your judgment erroneous than that of the
thousands wEO have at,ested their confidence
in him.
Sd. You say "Pror. Turner's idea of n
common school system would be workshop
and experimental farm in every district, tri-
butary to Il county establishment, and all
tributary TO huge state establishment at
Jacksonville, enclosed by monster Usage
orange hedge" &C., &c. This whole idea,
and all its parts. aver to be a creation OF
your own brain, and agree that it merits
the character you give it, of being simply
ridiculous" Professor Turner never pro-
mulgated any such doctrine, AM | challenge
the proof
lth You say objection has been made to
the appointment of Mr.. Edwards over Prof
Turner. should think there had, and Just.
ly too. supported Governor Mattcson'S
election as governor, and felt proud Of his
high business qualifications, and do still.
am prepared to find all men err, and have
found him. 1t is not with the appointment
of Mr.. Edwards that quarrel, it is with the
cause adduccd by the governor for the rciec
ton of Professor Turner, That cause laid
as is well known, inpokticot considerations
Considerations from which this appointment
( should have been kept sacred. That Prof I
would be rejected, was confidently ASSERTED
by all the leading politicians from Chicago L
/ Springfield, long before the appointment wa
made, and it is well known the rejection
made il difficult to find man for the Office
meeting MI the acquisitions of the law.
1t is to defend this rejection, that there i
now cxhumcd n dcfunct charge, which IN,
its origin with political and private cncmic
of Prof T., who could see nothing but wi
s.ouary and impracticable' demonstration
in the twenty years efforts and experiment
made by that gentleman, to discover a hedg
plant adapted to the praircs; efforts and eS
pcrimcuts which, may say without disr,
spcct have added more TO the wealth of III
nois, than a thousand such as either Of tn
other men mentioned in this article, throw
ing in, Mr.. Editor, both yourself and my
self BHoSsoS MURRAY.
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FOR SALE.

TlIE subscriber offers lor sale his steam power
= saw mil. The mill was set up for the purpose
OF saving tee and plank Tor the Chicago and Au-
rora RI iroad--th. subscriber having completed The
Job Is the reason Tor oil.,ngthc mil for sale The
NIL has been ~ Use about sis months Just long
enough TO be thoroughly tested
This mil Is situated about two miles from the
Eatyille depot, on the Chicago and Aurora rail.
road, and can be easily removed 10 any point that
may be drlred. This mil would afford d good
ndnccneuito contractors for this or any Of the
railroads that are now constructing. or TO TAKE to
h. pinery The boiler has double flues, and was
made Of he best Of Russin boiler iron twenty.
TWO feet long, and forty two inches in diameter
The engine was made at the foundry of Cusilman
GO, OF Ottawa, rated at sixteen h orse power,
aud was made for prrylcc, and works remarkably
well ! he saw q al the very best quality. IL
wasp fchased ~ Boston and !, fily-sryen inches
IN diameter, capable OF cutting any sized lumber
The betting and running gearis all IN excellent
order.
The mill will be sold on reasonaac terms En-.
qnre u the subscriber, at ms residence IN Earl.
Vile au5-f &. H. SUTPBE..
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OTTAWA frte CraOer.

LITEEiEY ASSOCIATION The Ottawa Lit
crazy Association he'd their annual meeting
on tuesday evening, al d organized for the
iail and winter campaign. The Association
has grown up silently among Us, aud al
though comparatively few seem to know the
fact, it is n fixed institution of no mean i'm
portance, 1t is regularly Incorporated, has
library Of over 300 volumes, constan ly
increasing, and holds weekly meetings at
which scientific and other questions are dis
cussel by some Of ON most Intelligent Inc.
chanics and professional men, and able and
useful original essays are read. During the
coming winter it is proposed to have regular
series Of lectures, from the ablcst men of the
country, such as Emerson, Greeley, SAKE,
&c, 1t emincntly deserves aud we bcspeali
for it the kindly interest of our people.
The following is the list Of officers elected
for the current quarter:
Thos. Bassnctt, President.
VIM. +. Fyfc Vice President
j. o. Harris, Secretary and Librarian.
Jos Stout, Treasurer.
Geo. 5. Sleb5ins, Editor.
c. Hard, Il. NJ. Macarthur aud Geo. W.
poarcc, Trustees,
The Association meets on Tuesday even
ing of each week a. DR., larris's office.
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CitY Hardware ntore.

citizens oi La sale ani adjoining coun'l.s, lpr
the pa ironnge bestowed upon them during ihe
past year. The establishment Ia - been enlarged
,he present seAs1u, and We afc determined that
nothing on our part shallbr wanting to MAKE it lor
the interest OF customers IN continue h"Ir pitTon.
age.
We are now receiving our lall and win'ersiock
of stoves, hardware, and saddiery, aud think We
shall he abe to present 10 the trade complete an
assortment OF cook md paror stoves, both for
wood and coal, and stoves which We are not
afraid to warrant perfect ~ every respect We
have spared eSprn-c having visited all he large
stove manufactures III the east ~ rnirlyoring
10 procure cook stoves suitable Tor burning Illinois
coal, aud We think tor convenience AMI durability
OF castings, they cannot be- rNcrlcd We trust
our friends WI call aud Examine our stock Of
stoves. as Ne VIII chrehul.y give them all the lu.
formation m our power, ana pledge Ourselves that
a. -. !.
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Furniture! Furniture |!
MDODEN ElIiSON

ubOtE a. GSbSVN
HAVING purchased The entire stock, stand,
i aud good will Of the furniture store hitherto
krpthy Rogg Watson, on In Sale street, in
Ouawa, are now selhngsv nrticl' from the
cheapest aud plninest, TO the finest and best IN
the trade. such ms
Sofas. Lounges, Tctc u Tctcs, Diynns,
Ot'omdEs. BUTavs. Bols'edds, Tables,
.Siaads Chairs, Looiiag. Glasses,
And every other article needed IN the furnishing
and outfit ot dwellings.
Mostol their lurn,ur' is manufactured to order,
and warranted to be good work and to give sats-
faction.
Among their stock will be found the finest drcs-
sing and centre tables and stands. with marble
ton. n Im,Ip i'm the latest eastern STYLES
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Tim, cvcrwas offered tor sale IN this city.
Rcm,mler ne otH siard errer. Of Mann dH't
Columbus streets dune 3-6n l-AACF ELcH.
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New Boot and Shoe Store

fNlIE subscriber would respectfully inform the ci
J. iizeus of Ottawa aud vicinity, that he has
opened new store on Madison street. one door
from the corner Of Columbus street, where he
will keep constantly on hand a genera assort-
inert Of
Mems fine calf, and morocco boots,
Mems fine cali and morocco shoes and CATERS,
Mems fancy aud patent leather CATERS,
Boys fine cnli boots and shoes
Boys kip and cOwhldc boots and brogans,
Ladies CATER boots. ol every style aud yarirty,
Ladies polka boots, Jenny Lind boots and shoes
Ladies walking saors aud slippers,
Ladies pHrOr ties aud fancy shoes and CATERS.
Misses boOt"es shoes, aud gtiters--a large nd
varied assortment
Chlldrcn's CATERS and shoes Of every description,
Wuheyery article usually ncpt ina regulated
shoe store
Also, custom work made TO order promptly
aud IN n II cases warThntcd FuJohas.Ts will find
II to their interest to call aud cAuInue hls large
stock before buying elsewhere
Also. repairing done at short notice.
August 26, A e.. PCrNAu.
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Glass, .Sasi, Doors, blinds, Paper Hang-
Jugs, Painters Brushes, Pencils, dc.
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The Syracuse Standard had a report that
ground had been purchased in that city for
the erection of an editice destined TO be the
headquarters OF the Know Nothings. In
qury was thcrcupon set on foot, and il was
discovered that the State had purchased the
ground in question Tor the site Of an Idiot
ASYLUM.
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FARM EnE SIZE.

THL " Q &c. u T, 80, K s.
ANORMERLY owned and occupied by Giles
h " Jackson mile. east of Mar-cilles, on
the Chicago aud Rock Island railroad and on the
l. aud Vi. canal There Is about ll5 acres OF
land. wiih n bearing orchard of excellent fruit,
well aud cIstcrn, aud new house, nearly finish.
ed
Fornriher particulars. apply to G.. ". Jack.
son, Ottawa, OF TO u. {. lndrfhil, adjoining
,aIdidTm. NanlIus August SIT
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FOR SALE.


4 TdLUdBLE improved farm, three and
n holTmllcs west Of Ottawa, containing 91S
acres, so of which IRE timber. There IL n
mood 2 story frame house, aud large barn, which
Viii hold 100 !oads Of grain and hay. with =
horse hrashing machine fixed in il, horse sta
Die. cattle sheds. and straw yard adjoining.
Also, con.crlbs tor 1000 bushels.
O0acres OF the land tcnced and divided into
fields 2G0 acres are broke, ana so LAID down to
timothy and clover there is more than miles OF
fence. besides 3 A oi mile OF o1age orange hedge,
of good growth.
The orchard is jus, coming into hearing, aud
confirms all the best varieties oi apples, pears,
plums, cherries, aprcots, AMI peaches, besides
| | coo or moe oil apple mud cherry trees, OF "
years growth, part Of which are grated There
| is an acre Of strawberries, msphcrtes, cuftanls
Also. > locus, groves planted, Of several thou
sand ue.s. AN, ,n-,
The umherlo ndicins the canal nnl railroad
and contains a seam OF excellent ccul, easily
wurked 49,.
All the improvements are nearly new, being
| mndc thin the last years.
For further particulars, apply TO the subscrlner
on the premises anls-ly ANTHONY WILKINSON,
FOE SALE. Very cheap,
4 HOUSE aud 10, on Columhrs st., neat ne
canal Enquire ut this oliicr' ou's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-09

lIIGH ScuooL--Nrs GRAY and daughters,
it viii be observed by an advertisement in
our columns propose to open a high school
in our city on the lSt Of October. \ school
of the kind proposed is much needed in o..
tawa, and we hope Mrs, q. will receive such
encouragement from cur citizens as the en-
tlrprize so cmincnty deserves.