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FOR SALE.

" tSE6 SA HEs
A VALUABLE improved farm, three and n
"A haimilcs west OF Ottawa, containing 47S
acres, so Of which are timber. There is n
good = story frame house, and large barn, which
vii, hold loo loads of grain and hay. with 2
horse thrashng machine fixed in il, horse sta =
Bile, cattle sheds, aud straw yard adjoining.
Also, corn.cribs tor 1000 bushels
300acres of the land is fenced and divided into I
fields 200 acres are broke, and so laid down to
timothy and clover; there is more than miles OF
fence, besides 81 oft mile OF Usage orange hedge,
of good growth.
The orchard is jus, coming into bearing, and
contains all the best varieties OF apples, pears,
pluus, cherries, nprcots, and peaches, besides
1000 or mole OF apple and cherry trees, of ,
years growth, part Of which are grated There
is an acre of strawberries, raspberres, currants,
gooseberies, grapes, &c.
Also, 9 locus, groves planted, of several thou
sand trees.
The umberlot odjoins the canal and railroad,
and contains a seam OF excellent coal, easily
worked.
All the Improvements are nearly new, being
made within the last 2 years.
For further particulars. apply TO the subscriber,
on the premises. nui2-ly ANTHONY WILKINSON.
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RErEALlD,-The repeal Of the usury laws
in Great Britain was accomplished at The re-
cent session Of Parliament The Act by
which This was effected il known as Oh. 90,
and II and Is Victoria, and is now in opera
ton. It's now lawful IN Great Britain to
loan money at any rate Of interest and on
any description Of property either real cs.
tate or Oth,rTisr
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

IN La Sa He county, Illinois 70 miles north Of
l Ottawa, and annie and halt eas, of the vii.
which are prairie, 80 heng brake and in cul,iyn-
ton and Go acres good timber The prairic is
all under good fence. \ good stream oi wafer
crosses the tract, good dwelling house, with
well and cisern thereon For further particular,
enquire OF the subscriber on the premises
Harding November i-lmr f,EnIgr KERN
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hsl1fc q Antrcr Caro'hog, dlcV.

DUBLlC Notice is hereby given that tie sub.
/ scrper aJnr. OF the .tate OF Andrew Ca
robbers, deceased, viii attend The county Court
OF La Sail" county, aud State Of Illinois, at
term thereof 10 De holden nj the court House, in
Ottawa, IN sait county, On the tAIrI Monday IN
Dee. next, wien and where oil persons having
claims against said estate Uyc bottled and re-
ql'-,rd 20 present tHr same 20 said CouvtI1r .ldu-
nLnnl-uM. m.A-N.N ltnr. nALN E..L.L. adLA.r.
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Estot1of V'Uiam OCcnneH d,cd

DDBLlC Notice isher-by given that the sub
l scnher, Administrator OF the estate Of Will
lam O'Conuei,, deceased, will attend the County
Court OF La Sale County, and State Of Illinois
At term thcft OF to be- holden a the Court House
III Ottawa, IN SAID County, on the 81 Monday in
Drcember nest, when mud where lpcr-ons hav.
ing claims against said estate are noth-j aud re-
qresied to present the same to said Count for adj
luiicnliou.
n23-f..' GArHARlyr O,CoNYLLt nAn,r
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COTTAGE IsI.yiTy,fsE
Ottawa Furniture Depot !!
FALL, MEtJC,N 1881

TNllE subscriber would respectfully say to his old
i customers, md citizens generally, that he has
still further enlargcdhi3 warcrooms, and Increased
his stock with greater variety OF articles. lie
hopes still Ia give that satisfaction to his custo.
meis. which six years steadily increasing bust
ness fronting all competition makes him feel he
has given, and that the depot is tie place 10 get
good articles, and cheap too.
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LNROM the subscriber, one span of bay horses
hands hi"h ,6rre md Gy" yeors "C az ,b Sye
year old horse is pin hipped IN one hip
Any one that viii give any Information, will be
literally rewarded by the subscriber, n, East
Pawpaw, De kalb CO., lie,
November i-3w'. s, w llOtNcs.
Dixon Teicgrapb, ind la Sale RcrM inert
o!ht ani'', Vi sl.5O.
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corner OF Mdia q LaSt4lo sisp opposite me BANK
TlhSjust opened large aud elegant as-ort-
! I mrHt u dry goods, groceries, boots and
shoes ard crockery, to which he would respect
fully invite the attention Of purchasers.
ttsCs: DRESS GOODS.
Plaid meruoes, WatJ. biz silks,
PLAIN a.lculars PLAIN
~" wool de latnes'' rIaidsiik,.
Flu'd. " " " Sirip'd. silk,
Plaid chas, Chauecatle silk,
Printed de ia.ncs, Rich brocadc,
PLAN fersians, Marccaiue,
Plaid aud iig'd yeIyets,B Blk Tune silk
Paamctta cloths, all coors AMI prices patd raw
silk, French, English, and domestic prints and
gughams, &c.
Also, good assortment Of trimmings.
Embroidery.
The largest assortment Of embroidered edgings
iu-rrungs, hpuncinss, collars hantkcrchiels, I'M
drrs.rpgrs. rhcmizrltts, &c. ever before brought
into the cijy, which will be- sold chedP.
Ladies cloak cloths, all co!oTs,
Rich Lyons velvet, %c.
New style riuaI.s, cages, Scotch and Bay state
long and ,Innre sln"l-,
BTocha, Tibet printed, cashmere, and BLK. silk
shawi-
Domestic Goods.
Prints, Chrck * s,rpd. ahiriiag
GugGams, Ticking.
I Heavy bro. shcctings, Flannrs, ia.l coiorsl
/ 90 tf.al,I % b. -. a -
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SiEEsIRRIiRY.


Such ms the ailanthus, indigo shrub, double howe-
ring nimond, trumpet creepcr, red Japan,
globe flower, large leaed rnvonymuS, European
diuo, white double ahea double purple ahhea
varieties of honeysuckIes, iarches, syrngas,
popiars, acacas, willows, splrcas, ,ilacs, mouH-
tain ash snow bah, dahllas, &c.
a large quantity OF Usage Orange plants, 3
years old.
a $50, large and valuable collection OF Green
House and Perennial plants at as low price as
they can be obtained from any garden IN the
Union.
l he cions ct the grated fruit trees were mostly
obtained from bearing trees OF the b-st lrult grow
ers of the state oi New York, and prisons obtai-
ming trees from he OITAW \ NUkSER y may
rely implicitly Oh ohtnining the quality OF !fui
from the trees as stated when sold,
Our buddod fruit trees were budded from trees
obtained OF the celebrated Nurse ries Of Elwan-
ger& Barry and from the Genesee County Nur-
scry Some of the slanda I'd cherry aud peach
trees ruitcd last year, and in every instance were
the Kind as recommended to US. We feel great
coniidencein recommending our fruit to be OF the
choicest varieties, and desire all who wish to pro-
cure choice iruit TO give US call and examine as
healthy and thrifty young trees as can be found in
any nursery. GEO, II. NORRIS, Suruiror Of
October II. NORRIS IL MURPHY
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CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI R. R.


CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI r. R.
AM LINE ROUTE TO PLOOMTNGTON,
SrHiNGFIELD, ALTONSST IONS
TWO THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Lsares Joiet Arrircs 81. Louis
Day express. $50 4. ". llP. NJ.
Night express. II l5 7 NJ I2M.
TRAINS run through o Alton uiihtut change
/ II cars VI 5dRgIge, aud connect with the
conpany's steamers Winchester aud Reindeer,
through TO ST. Louis without landing.
CONNECTIONS:
AT BLOOMiNGTON- Night tram IRON Chicn-
20 connects with Trains Of Illinois Central
Railroad, for Clinton and Waypesyille, und
with Stage lot Peoria.
At SPR!NGFlELD-Wuh Trains Of Greet
Wrf,rrn K K tor Decai5i, Jacksonville and
Naples. and stage iOr Peicrsburgh and Ha-
II Nip nrN-Wirh stage for Wayrry and
Ar CAELINViLLr--with stage Tor Hillsboro,
Salem, and Nauda.ln.
AT ALTON Day rain from Chicago Jnnecls
with evening line Of pucGCisat Hannibal, Qun-
g and keokuk direct route 10 all portions n
n. -vr7-7-1u-T1 fTg-Tv fTGTn tUibecTs win stag,
MrEa"sfdsac, jeTsryvitle aHd CaHoiiton
AT ST. LDUlS-TIaiHs connect .Hh regular
lines Of steamers Tor oil points on Missouri
Mississippi, ONO, Tennessee and Ark ansas
Rivers.
Or Baggage checked through to ST. Louis and
iowa stations.
G.rlhrough Tickets to St. Louis and to all
wnystaiioue can lr obtained a, the company 5
ticket GtiIcrs OH the line.
ScptembT23. X. p. NosGAs, j.. supt.
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CITY HARDWARE STORE!

TilE undersigned ould tender their thanks to
citizens OF La sale and adjoining count. .'ior
the pa ;rOnage bestowed upon them durna the
past wear. The establishment ho been ENLARGED
the present season, aud we are determined ,har
nothing on our part shailbe wanting TO make j, Tor
the interest ofcustOmegs 10 continue lheirpatron-
age.
We are now receiving our ilii and - n'cfstock
OF stoves, hardware, and s1ddcIy, and thnE we
shall be Bile to present 10 the .rai- complete an
assortment ot cook and parior stoves, both Tor
wood and coal, and stoves which we are not
AFRAID TO warrant perfect in every rrsDorr. We
have spared nocXpense hhaY0e visited l,lc lurgc
stove manufactures ~ the east ia r7da1yarIar
to procure cook stoves suitable OrbUTniug Illinois
coal and we think Tor convenience andtural ..jy
OF castings, they cnnnot be rxcrlird We trust
our friends vii call aud examine oar stock s'
stoves as we viii cheegiuiy give them %. then-
iormationi in our power md pledge QUE .ges shat
our stoves will perform az represented.
SfzEiGI' IgsEgDN-.ssLEi!
Ous stock IL large, and comprises a im9s' oYe-g
article belonging 70 he t.at.. Nr..a.. ana
all who nrc engaged IN building, are Gl.Ud g.
call upon US, as We ran flfu.-l yoI with al tie
materials Tor building has you W1y want.
HoUSE-kEEPING ARTICLES.
Those who are about commencing KEEPING
house, can be furnished with cutlery of all
kints
Tea and tnblc spoons, Brass, i'm, and japd. cans
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I'Iae E3hoie Wogld
s3GC, 900 worth ofGils,
for the subscribers to the
MAMMOTH PICTORIAL
Of the Whole World.
Published simultaneously in the three cities Of
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL.
,oo.,. TlMOEh,
Assoon AZ 10000 subscriptions are obtained land
having already an Gciual circulation d About
200 COO il is now certain
The Distribution Will soon take place.
Among the extraordinary LIST OF GIFTS,
tbeing one for eUeTy tic6et issued are
Prot. Hurts Eicsant Country Seat, n
lued at. INSTRUMENTATION. =. e25 900
A Magnificent City Residence, valucdat 1900
Il Cash Loan for 100 years, withou, ln,c-
rest or security. ......... 10000
Building Lots, Elegant iuno fortes,
Mcoieons Gold Watches, Bracelets,
Rings Books OF Travels in the Old aud
New World by Prof Hart; Real Es-
tate, &c, &c, &c, in all numbering
800 900 Gifts, valued at. 300 0OO
Every single remittance oi 81, secures one
years subscription 10 the Mammoth Pictorial,
and the gratuity of Git Ticket, which entities
the holder to one share in the 100000 Gifts.
IhuS every person investing in this siupendous
Enterprise receives the full worth OF his or her
money, in subscription to a first class journal,
tihe greatest and most interesting Pictorial the
/ age besides Git for each subscription which
NAV prove an mme nse fortune 10 the receiver.
| For complete List of Gifts. and full and cxpli-
cit particulars nregardto the great Enterprise,
distribution, &c, see copy OF InE WHOLE
/ WORLD, which will be promptly sent, Tree Of
charge, where desired bylrtier post paid.
IHE who'll WORLD may also be seen at the
Offices OF nj! papers cOnta ming this advertise
meni, W here Information may be obtained in re-
! gard To the paper and Enterprise.
A9ents, T0simcSfcrS, and LddieS deslrous OF
| lucrative and at the same time gentecl employ
! ment, should not fail to copy OF THB
! WHOLE WORLD, which contains by far the most
! liberal Inducements ever offered TO agents in the
way of immense cash premiums, gifts, commits
sions &c., whereby any pcfson, with ordinary
activity can easily make 81 600 and upwards
! per year to which fact the agents we already
| have can certify. Secnu the Pictorial, and be-
! come wise rich, and rrrry.
! Correspondents must write their address
| Name, Posf0Gce, County. and State, PLAIN
I and DISTINCT, orit will be their own fault il
. they fail to get an answer. Adhere TO this, and
! all returns viii be promptly sent wherever desi-
red, in any part OF the world.
Drs- If any orders IRE received fier the 300 900
subscribers are obtained, the money will be
promptly returned, posi- paid, to the persons sem
| ding it.
tSAlllelters and remi,tancesfor the Pictori.
I al, WITH GiH Tickets, must invariably be ad
dressed, post paid, to Prof. j. IVOODMdN
HART, Iforlfs Hal, Broddpay, Mem York,
there being the only office for the q t Enterprise
But remltiances Tor the Pictorial lVITHO UT
| Git Tickets, may hesent to Pr0f j. WOOD
| NAN UIRT Hurts BUiidiRa Chestnut
street, PhHddsiphia, Pa, there being the prin-,
cipal editorial and publication Office. o7-6m.
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Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,

LOG ATED AT ALTON, ILLINOIS.
Char,rd Feb. 23d, ls39-Orgd Apr. ith, 1889
Amount OF Premium Notes in force April Is,
1851, constituting q fund for payment Of losses
$3.50. 00a.
Secured by lien on grUp''y .r,'r'd valued al over
SG.GOJ,oOO.
THIS Company insure Dwellings, Stores,
Ware Houses, Manufactures, Mills Barns,
Stables, aud the contents Of each, together with
every other similar srccicg Of property w7.in the
STATE, from
E0ss or Damage by Fire.
The Directors feel justified IN recommending
this company to the favorable consideration Of the
citizens o! Illinois. Every one insured becomes a
member-the company beng an association OF
custome rs, each OF whom is interested in insuring
his neighbor As the decentralization Fund aug
mens in exact ratio with the increase oirlsks, the
capital OF the company Is comparatively exhaust
less and the " ENTIRE SAFETY al OF the
institution must be apparen, to every one who
reads the charter
The cost OF insuring III this company is SO Low
as TO re nderit almost ueXcusable for he owner
ofnsu,able properly not to avail. thcmselyes Of its
prot ection.
BCARDor DIRECTORS:
limo. Turaee John Dailhache
Ben. +. Long, Lyman frunbull
John James Natfl Hanson
| Henry Lea l. keIienberger
Elias Uibbarl Roher, Smith
Benz. X Hart Alfred Dow
n. G. Edwards John Atwood
Moses G.. Atwood.
BENJAMIN I. LONG, Pres't.
LEWIS KELLEN BERGER, Treas.
MOSES G.. ATWOOD Sec'y.
~ Applications for insurance in the above ma =
med Company maybe made at Ottawa, TO
Septcmber23 WIN. NJ. TRUE, Agent.
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GROCERIES,
NEW LllNWERYARD.

rFil T. subscriber hegs leave to inform the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity, that he has opened his
new lumber yard, on the sidc.cut, between Mr.
Afmour's and Mr. Steers yards, and having got
good assortment OF lumber On hand, will be pre-
pared TO sell on reasonable terms His stock
comprises boards, losts, flooring, scnntling, te II.
eng, shingles laths, sc
November Aim 1,,rs C,,u,v
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Clothing fer the Million!
FTLh TsIADE!
NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS

HNiE Subscribers take this opportunity otinlor-
l ming the citizens OF Ottawa and the surroun.
ding country, that they have purchased the stock
new goods monthly, to keep Their stock iull,
Our stock has been selected and purchased with
care in the best houses in the city OF New York
and we are determined TO sell our clothing as
cheap as any house ia the city Of ottawa. Ii our
lricnes aud customers will call and examine our
goods, they will come TO the conclusion that this
store is the only place to purchase good, cheap,
and ready made clothing.
We invite { who are in wait OF clothing to
give US 4 call, at the old stand Of X. Drake, IN
Redick's block, No. 3, one door north OF the
post Office. oil THoRSE IL ZIMMERMAN.
TRUNKS and vali5cs of all kinds, for sale by
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-parncrship heretofore existing be-
1 tween the subscribers IN the millinery bust
ness. underthc style and firm VI Misses Miner &
Shedd. is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent,
The business will be continued by, aud all ac-
counts settled with Miss Mlner VI, MINER.
A. SnEpD.
n, B.-The business will be continued By Miss
Miner, who hrs removed TO the rooms formerly
occupied 10y Mr. Marston. October 2S-3w.
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OTTAWA NURSERY
Que mile rest IF Oitai'a, on he Peru Road.
by GEO. III. NORRIS,

SUCCESSOR OF NORRIS 4 MURPHY.
TIuER e are now foT sale at this nursery mos,
extensive assortment ol fruit trees, shrubhery
hardy roses, and green house and perennial
plants.
The assortment embraces IN part
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NEW GOODS,
1854 Fall & Winter Trade 1854

1904 r all " winner lr2Qe 1904
l.. D.OLHSTED N co.,
50 Eakc Street. Chicago. ls2
HAYE nov opened ior exhibition a superior
! L assortment OF seasonabie goods for the fall
aud winter trade-g"iected carefully from the
choicest s,oc. IN the eastern market, and COM
prisinga much greater variety thanc be .ound
IN any other store IN tins city, From our long
experience ~ the business, We feel confident that
our selections will please the taste, and be found
adapted to the wants vi our customers in every
department
We have an gnusually large and attractive stock Of
DRESS Goods.
Black silks in every variety OF quality and
price; plal u, plaid, aid striped fancy silks; ele
CANT brocades, the richest goods IN the market; ;
plain Mcrlnoes, all grades; Merino and CASH
mere plalds; plain aud printed dc LANES, ging-
SHAWLS.
Our shawl room will be always well supplied
with a iuii stock OF br ochc mantle, wooden man.
tie, and long shaws Tibet wool Cashmere,
gold border, and silk shnwls and scaris Of all
k lnds
CLOAKS AND TALMAS.
IVeare prepared to manufacture cloaks, tai
mas, and manlillas, III any quantity from the la
iestiashOns, IN superior manner from cloths,
veye,s, and satins, OF which we have a full stock,
with trimmings to match.
EMBROIDERIES.
EdgIngs and mser'in9s, bands, sleeves, col
lars, chemizettes, &c.
LACES.
A large stock OF genuine thread laces, oil
kinds
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
iull stock for gents, lacies, Misses, and chill
drcn.
RIBBONS AND GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Linen sheetings, shlrtngs pillow linen, table,
dnn0sk, and damask cloths, napkins, daylles,
teweiiiiis, Att
DOMESTICS.
BIeached andhrown sheetings shirtings, ticks
denilns, wooden yarn, iianneis, and blankets.
We solicit an examination OF our stock.
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NOT siE
| NOTICES!
lrJNHE UNDERSlG NED AGENT of the I:T.
lNSlfRA>CE.O OF ia RTFORD.

NOTICES!
rNIlE UNDERSlGNE AGENT Of the HT.
/ MA INSURANCE. OF HARTFORD
Connecticut, takes pleasure in informing the cil
zcns Of Chicago that this Company is perfectly
sound, with its whole capita paid in, aud unimpai-
red. We have received from the Secretary, the
.FTNA INSURANCE CoMrANy, !
HARTFORD, Sept. Sth, 1851
G. 5. HUBBARD, Agent, Chcago,
The condition of this Of
lice, notwithstanding the considerable losses of the
past two monihs, s sound. The capital is whole,
with respectable surplus. The Company do not
owe Dollar TO any Bank or other Institution.
There ls not note or acceptance OF the Company
outstanding in the hands OF any Individual or ls,i-
tuition, with large balance in cash al our credit IN
Bank, and every loss now outstanding VII be
promptly paid at maturity or before. Our invest:
mcnts in Bonds. Stocks and Mortgages exceed
-Four Hundred thousand Dollars, besides large ba-
auces due and in course Of transmission from
Agents.
believe the Hartford iusuraut, company ofIIp'n-
riiurd and the Northwes,er ms, Co.. Os., ego
npropc-tnn 10 their capital are equally uood in
all respects. Their annual statements co A be aeon
at my Office. SIG Gro. s. FLsIIn,as'k
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Furniture Furniture !
MOORE Il GIBSON

N1oOksss ~ sit fs~pN
II Az ING purchased The entire stock, stand
A 4 and good val of the furniture store hitherto
krptby hugr Watson, on la Sale street, in
ottawa, are now selling every article from the
cheaFest and pia'nest, TO the finest and best in
the trade, such as
Sofas, Lounges, Tetc II Totcs, Divars,
0t'o"aas, EpToaus, B,3.tmJs, 7oJics,
Stands. chairs, Lootiog- glasses,
ASi every other article needed IN the furnishing
and ouiEt at dwellings.
Mostoi thrlrilrui'ur, is manuacturedlG order,
and warranted to be good work and to give salts
faction.
Among theirstock will be found the finest drrs-
sing and centre tables aud stands, with marble
tops, allmide IN the latest eastern styles.
COTTAGE EURNiTMiSE!
Also, a lcw sets Of beautiful Gotta e furniture
/ OF the newest style. A new sU lo OF mahogany
chairs, with casters, md al uds of parlor flru
ture, Of the latest and mos IA ,houab.r make.
Their stock will be rcpienishcd a. fast az sold
so that they will ncyeTb be out o. any imporau,
article
They engage 10 sell n good an article, and in
no case to onboye Chicago prices.
! UNDERTAKING. IN all i,s branches, carri,d
on as sSudl. They have a good hearse, aud Mr..
/ Moore will always be IN READINGS. TO attend TO
calls in that line, either y, the store, or at his
dwelling, two doors south OF the store. au26
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.FTNA INSURANCE CoMrANv, !
HARTFORD, Sent. Sth, 1884,
CO-FartiacrsI,ip H..sicc.

VV"H stHsEHNHENIEP I1VStFEV.
m HE unde rsigned have this Cav formed I. GO.
/ partnership in the clothi;lg business, having
purchased the entire stock mud trade OF Il Drake.
and wiHbe ioundat. the old stand ia Reddck's
block, No 3, one door north of the post Office.
TnJRNL Il X,AuERMAN.
RICuD. TnoRNE, OF A. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
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Also 10 varieties Of Bengal or China roses, 10
vnu, ties NorsIile roses, with tea roses. hybrid
aud Bourbon roses, moss roses, hardy roses, elm
bers, &c., IN all varieties usually kept IL eastern
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W. W CAV AAAYJ
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-11
Readv-Made Clothing,

Hats and caps, wooden drawers aud wrappers,
buffalo al d gum oyershoes, mems and boys
boots.
Also splendid assortment of ladies', misses,