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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

WITH THE sPRIE O EACH INSECT FEST -; - n.
LeAyss, Cor prey ts winter &c y fs1ia >
=, In ~, sSsgsr: sus use ths Assk -.ss 81 ~. "a
~ ~ VIII swAep yeur dwSlline clean 49, -psa@~ pa
IS OF roach and bsA bug, IN Gee, 49,; 80 tof"
And hia pilis ysur hsme will free. s.psls y !
q Erm rsts. mioe--confoupded yermin i5ssa 80 ".
Spfs save die by Grand Tprh. arTa1
and hsse o. insects snd ysrin "a Brcsd
wsy and No.6 South Eighth street PhiiAdelphm Moro
genuine without the nasisna medals and gnssuss OF
\. Lyon on each fask> or box,> 8. B tstz ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

ITO LET-A NEAT AND WELL FINISHED HOUSE.
No Rosyn terrace, Eighty second street. YorkviiIe
between Third and Fourth Avenues II consists Of
garden. Rent S175, and Croton Also, q house on
Eighty third street. bet Second aud Third Avenues No
rooms up Stare good kitchen, Croton water, cellar
good yard &c Rent SIS. Apply TO TH0S. w. MeLEAY,
ls2 Iieecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

YER PART OF A HOUSE TO LET-AT 1874 LAU-
street, three doors from Bleecker consisting Of
biting and two bedrooms first floor trout and
basement and bedroom between Rent moderate to .
family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

To LET-TuE UPPER PART OF POUR Story
modern built house on sxteehth treet, containing sas
tas fixtures, baths water closets &C. remainder occupied
ly the owner Rent TO small family siO0 Address box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

NURE OF CORNS By MADAME BERNARD, NO. 1877
~ Bowery, east side, between Broome and Delaney
streets Madame respectfully informs the public that
she reduced her in order to enable every to be
remove corns bunion nails grown in the hesh &c. without
causing least pain Inconvenience Persons be at
tended to ut home ut Madame BIS residence from until
4 O'clock Y. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

To LET-THE THREE STORY HOUSE, IN GOOD OR.
Il der, with Crotch water sind gas, Ga Maedousa street
Kent 500 Apply on the premises by letter. box l7o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

EISHED HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE-THE FIRST
ks brown stone front house, So West Seventeenth
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Has all the mod
royements, and very oommodious. Possession can be
'nediately. Can be seeen at all honrs. Win be let
|se keepers need apply. Inquire Of J. L. Colby,
8. Smith, IS Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

nEMEURE CO., MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT
~ spring bed bottoms, French iron bedsteads, ana mat
resses every description will the frst Of May
from 63 IS 3a2 Broadway whore they
hone to see their patrons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

THO LET-A FACTORY. ~ BY 80, WITH NEVER
failing water power, calculated for moulding, printing
sleachins So 3e situated at Monroe Works
city few yards from Erie R. depot Also house, barn.
and 20 acres laid. DIR. N. PRICE MOORE, II Warren
street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

Is TO LET-Two LOTS ON HOBoKEN STREET,
ifectly opposite the Hudson River Railroad PASSENGER
=, and close to ColiAs' steamship dock and uoboken
hays front Of 90 feet. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200
IN street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

NISHED ROOMS TO LET-IN THE FIRST CLASS
Pee 6 Broadway; splendid suite Of parlors, three
with extra bedrooms and privilege Of kitchen, If
suitable for family or party of gentlemen, who
live In good style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

NIsHED HOUSE ON EASY TERMS.-A WIDOW
|nion square, wouldlet IL to family and, IL agreea
hrd with them, thereby reducing the rent to about
Apply to JAMES SUCH, 80 East Fifteenth street,
NO O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

f-w4r
Sd. srsa p7sa 10 ME1DICAas. isissd 50 aeSs its
I Tn, wIEFfN EsSBTf 81 ,4gE oiIssf o. sS ;ns
a.. s & h. 2 ia sa .ss M sss
scssAssqss ~ssrs b. Is performing the Most
euFss resssd wishoss rsstrant In lfe<S vsGnS rs
,, rss .asS; ~ .s !, " 4 y ksoyl!
bsysls french msdcssed instruisn ~ female d:
Wiz q s:f .ssnsi ss..s ~ Tv -
tyfsus yesrs IN this specially ensblss him y rsssssfs
member Of the New Tsrk Uaitsrsity may - sssN n 81
q a - ..e al NV y ~
IAK. JOHNSON, 10 UuANE sTKxxf, has P3IYou1i
mere ssres shAsssky oShefl msdi6d haX N Ne
fesh DR. srsatmsus cafe Asa sfSsdiNod5, kif sd
crate sndshs money rse,ndsd ssAiassGsn = ssS ewes
m. COOPER, Il puAsx sysrEY, 9OIoNo Know
The citizen. g Scr York = nesA s.ssss
sesssissd !. ma old se svSs sss ss;sssss:s
xivine cpnsstation toemAny san aching heart " N-D
c.ssarsnssss seufe N All sasssunSsfs =
I'm. wARn q LAKE,, EHE oNgn sUss cgsSt
~ friend ctres Yhsn aetanx slse
r,sss. az: ~ e,nss Rf f s, IsSss s
sss door CON 5road ga - EatSssishsd many sH EpSe
oss.sn r:ss
A a :.ls.; 4 ,Ss isx 9ss!. :
vsy. 2r-n ii Al tan = snegss9 . ~ eeAAe{ =
;s;Ii' y !:; 80:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

EIsHED HOUSE TO LET IN BROoKLYN-A
ge reestone front house. in First place. furnished in
I'D and mahogany throughout, will be rented as il
will be rented without the furniture II preferred
whole will be sold, ut very low price and favorable
For particulars inquire off. COTTON, 80 Beekman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

$40 BROADWAY, TO LEr-SUITABLE FOR
otel boarding house or schools having 80 rooms First
Id Apply to GEO w. PELL, "a West Eighteenth st.,
y. W. q X. STUYVESANT, No. 9 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

ITO LET OR FOR SALE TWO LARGE BUILDINGS,
20 BY 70 feet suitable for manufacturing or any kind
OF business requiring large 10 fitted for
bowling saoon In Forty seeond street. between Filth and
Sixth avenues apply At "a Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16

TO LET OR FOR sALE-THE FOUR STORY BRICK
house lG Esst Thirty third street between Lexinston
Third avenues Bath, range Croton water, each
floor with the improvcment also part OF house In
Thirty fourth street. between Third and Lexington avenues
Apply At 100 East Thirty third street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Otta(pa ftte Graoer.


The post Office laws direct that where no
mails arrive on Sunday post masters are re-.
licved from opening their Office on that day.
But as matter Of public convenience the
Office at Ottawa, although no mails arrive
on Sunday, has been kept open one hour,
between u and o'clock. Recently, how
ever, a letter from the department recon-
mcnds the discontinuancc OF the practice. and
regarding n request from head quarters as
law, the office was not opened for the last
two Sundays. We find, however, that the
change is much complained of as causing
great Inconvenience to many who live at a
distance and seldom come to town except to
attend public worship on Sunday, and for
their accommodation the Office will be again
opened at the usual hour on Sunday until
further notice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Great Bargains Offered.

VIE subscriber would respectfully an.
j nounre to The public that h" has i1i-,y pm
cha-.d the .nrircstpck Of goods OF tie Irnn-yl-
wanna store from Peer OiIphaat, and has p"rIna.
nruiy established himself in the mercantile bu.
sn"s-, al ttr Old stand, next door north Of the
Ottawa bnnS where h- would BE- clad la see hi.
old ilrud- and a,quainancrs. lie h1s just Re-.
CrIv,d n laIg" stock # new and iasuuunbl"
goods IN addition to his former stock, all If
which hr guarantees 10 sell n, toss a. ANY house
IA Ottawa. a. hr H. determined TO eel oil hs
rrrseutsi"ck to make room tor II very .arg- stock
N th" tail h" thinks he can make II an OBJECT tor
his friends to give him call
HIS stock = no" c0mplrit, wl'h l1" usual a
fety kept ~ day goods store, consisting OF
cloths, cashmere, Jeans, CottOuai-s, ilInurl-
lusry, slurlng, shertiug, prints, rnghhm-,
Ia WIS, aud genera a-sOrtmeutO ladies' dr-s-
goods, fashionable and new.
A.-o, avery large stock ct boots, SHOES, gait
er-, &c, "t every variety aud stylr.
AFRO, hnr lot OF cTo:krry, glassware, cutie.
~, Sc.
lie Intends always to keep on hand a good,
iu,i, ana complete stock Of gIoccr.'s, together
with an enti",- v,ucry OF things unnecessary to
mention IN an ndvrrtl-. ncnt 10 assures the
public that his object will b- 10 Keep constantly
On hand iull complete and well serr'ed stock
al good, which he ss'ii rel al very rrasonab lie
rates. lie t"els assured that his extensive ac.
qua lntance III this county, during residence OF
) y-s+-.,riit cniiis him at least 10 share
OF public patronage. IunD &. e. MILLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
The Great Medicine for Purifying
THE BLOOD,
Dr. In,icriy.s Iodinc nnd Nnrsnrnril


/ This preparation combines in highly CON
ccnirated state the Iodine, (or the Iodine oi Po-
tassium., the Fluid Extract Of Sarsapariiia
. uhe Honduras roo,,l the Yeilcn Dock. and Stii-
iinsia, together with other valuable extracts,
which renders the compound the most egcctaai
curatire in re porid, for all diseases arising
tram Ell impure state of the biood or habit ofthe
system, viz:
Srrotula, or Mugs EriI, Cancers, Tnmors
Erupiions Of The Skin. E,gsipcias, CLsoaic
SIRE Eyes. Ring Worm on Tciter, Scaid Hsad,
OIL Sorcs aHd Ulcers. Fercr Sores, EniHged
Gmnds, LcIroSy, WHITE S,rriiiass. Scrofaians
or YaLrcotous Consumption, Biofches, Eoiis
PmpicS on tLe Face, and all diseases arising from
the use OF Mercury or Caomcl.
DR.. Easletly'. Iodine and SGrs1paiilla area
rs out the very roois Of The disease, destroys the
germ by purifying the M0Od, changing morbid
secretions, and driving out all the impure and
diseased fluids Of the body, thus removing TIE
cause, and rendering the eHc ccrtain aud per.
maHent.
Dr. Eas,cily's Iodine and Sarsnpariila will
cure indigestion or dyspePsia in It's worst form.
No one has ever used il for such complaints with
out benefit.
The iodine and SdrsgpGriiM viii cure CAronic
OF infammatory RhcumatiSm, no matter how
;ong standing, or how had. II has cured cases Of
more than thirty years standing, after every 9th
er means had failed. All that isasked for 1t is
fair ,rol
Dy Eas,e,ly's Io,i;uc ooI So,sgp,yill, i. III.
=,
oes' te"e oy e'et"'eh'e" lot VIC cure VI HPh'
iliiic or Venercai Discusses 1t has aud will cure
the rorsf cdSes, no matter how long 1t may have
existed it will aHnihiiaic and expel the rims and
restore iii, system 10 periect stale OF health and
,ui,,, r.. ,,loo,;, A. ,,,L .,J ,ho,, H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
DrV Goods,

Comprising mems, wOm'Hs ana CuiIrcns,
wear, consisting Of the best styles Il prints de
niu"s, gughams. Chils, Lawns, printed J1c0.
nets, printed muil- black six alplCcas bOnba.
line- chambmys, red, white, blue yellow, and
gay iann-is. Salisbury hlnnrs hr children,
hleach-d and uu5,rachrd Canton iiann.is, silk
warp. white iIlunrls, plain and plaid hnseys,
apron checks 7, d uckugoi oil widths and quail.
tcs cc.Otri Cam5fcs OF all cOiors, paper cans
brio-, -I.r.ja, Russian aud American cras1, Anne.
rcan and Scot diaper, buri-rye diaper, dau-
a-h iH'u liable NUcu by the yard and piece,
uirached sud uublraCA'b, b'ach.d, uu5.caChrd,
and colUTcd Jacquard or cotton table diaper,
WOODEN, wolsted and cotton cOiored table covers,
oi cloth table covers, and by the yard 3 4, "A,
aud G.i brown shrtug and sheeiiug, some of
them tiur, some very heavy, and some medium
hlcached mu.lIns ct oil widths aud qualities
,tvdCncd, unncucird, ana slate cOlorrd l-ans
mems aud women's nrh canbric handk erche Il
some with color \ t'tirr-, e-.tI.a
aud some plaIn,a good stock OF mem silk pDck-
ct hnndkefclris, OF great variety III patterns aud
slaes, q great many kinds OF cotton handkerchief
mems black and culOrsd Elk cIavats, bingham
mud lawn Crayat-, mems PLAN. and wUmsns
worked collars, uud.Tslsev.s, about every color
width, ana style OF ,ntleta, satin, neck aud bon
net ribbons, some OF new and chO!ce styles
4 large assortment OF mems, wumeus and
children. gloves con-istingo l black, white, and
coioT-d KID, silk, linen, Liale thread, wOrsted.
WOODEN, aud cotton also, women 5 black si,k
mltis.
The stock Of hosiery is very large, comprising
mems blcach-d and brown, mixed and fancy col.
reOd cotton hall hose linen halt hose n superior
article Tor mems summer wear, wOmen's white,
slate, black, mixed and mode cOoTs o. all quail
ties ClIdrrO r whit" and fancy hOs-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Family Grocery.
MORSE e. CONNELLEI

HAVE now ull stock Of all kinds of family
groceries. which they are Offering tn the
public Al the most Reasonable prices the times viii
admit ut. Their stock cons sis IN part OF the tJl-
lowing;
All kiudso sugarsa and candies,
lava, Mocha RIO, and laouira coffee
Young Tyson, Imperial, gun powder and b ack
teas,
All kinds of spr'cs and chocolate,
Pick Is, tomato, walnut and mushroom catsup,
John Bull, Worcestershire, walnut, and Harry
sauce
French, English, and American mus,aris,
All kinds Of extracts tor iavoliug,
Picked aud fresh oysters aud HOLSTERS slrdnes
Tomatoes and beans, put up in cans Theoretically
sealed,
Pearl sago pearl barley, vermicili, mncaroni, and
rice,
Flour OF rice and baking powders.
! TapOca, Ferlua, lSng glass, aud Irish moss
Cocoa, corn starch, aud ground collie,
! Curranl Jry; gingcr, peach, aud crab apple
preserves,
All Kinds OF family and fancy soaps,
Clothes, hlIr, shoe, whItewash, and horse
brushes,
A large stock of wooden and stone ware,
Sperm star, aud talow candles,
Fcppcr'sauCe and olive OILS,
Prunes, rasins, dried peaches and apples,
Cream ot tartar, soda, aud salrraIu,
Lemons, oranges, figs, aud ciruns,
POwdt aud shot,
Fig, natural leaf twist, fine cut, rrcioil, and pa
per tobacco,
Sco,chand Maccahoy snuff,
Cigars Of all kinds aud prices,
Western Reserve cheese, butter and rggs,
Sugar cured hams,
White fish, trout, salmon, and nlackerel,
Alton lime,
Brandy, vines, porter and ale, by the bottle, for
medica purposes,
Al kinds OF willow and spin, baskets,
Mops and brooms
Besides hundred other articles embracing eve.
rythng in family use which We canno, take room
to mention.
We invite all who are in need of anything in
our line to give usa call We have spared no
pains IN endcayorlng TO secure the very best
guilty OF everything IN our store, AMI we hope
10 be able to sell our goods fully as cheap, il NO,
cheaper than can be- bought rlsew here in this r.
~. tMay 49, MoRsE A. CoYSrILyy,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

The citiaens OF Ottawa and vicinity will be
gratihed to learn tina, Messrs. A. {. IL A. S.
Putnam, druggists, have been appointed Agents
Medicines. His medicines are better prepared,
more prompt aud eGec,usl in subduing the disea-
SEES incident TO this climate than OILERS in gener-
al use. They are meeting with rapid sale in
nearly every city or town in the West, and give
general satisfaction, TO those that use them For
further information in regard TO these remedies,
the sick aud afflicted are invited to careful peru.
sal Of DR.. EAsrErry's advertisements, which eau
be seen in our columns tn is day.
Mercha ITS and drug aists who are not already
supplied with them, would do wei! to call upon
DR., tasterly IN st. Louis, and obtain stock Of
hispopular articles, or from his agents in Otta-
wa. August 1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Crocl1erv !

A large assortment Of tire proof color-d stone
China ware, in pitchers. bowls, pie plates, tea
pots, sugar bowls, cream Jugs, molassrs Jugs
with Bntania covers, chambers, spitt oo,is, pre-
serve Jars with covers, cake bakers bed pans
Hover pots. besides plenty oi common cops aud
sauc-rs. white ani colorri tea s'ts coffee cups,
vegetable dishes, gravy aud soup tug-cn-, wash
bowls and pitchers meat plaitris. great vaTlrrv
OF common and good stonc plates. Ia nbl r., vim
esar cfnets, salt cellars, pepper boxes aud mus
tard Jars besides nh si2rs of ear' hen lars, Iuns
and cGurii> tor ml4Iur and hold ~ uo,3 buirrt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Family Groceries !

This department Of the business is always kept
complete, and consists OF
Brown sugars of different qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Becher's best coffee sugar,
Belcher'spure crushed sugar.
BelchSr's genuine pulverized sugar,
Plantation moIasses, OF best quality only, in
whole nndhalf barrels,
Belcler ssugaf house molasses,
Belchers oIden syrup,
Bes, Rio coffee.
Java coffee, told government matkA
Black and Green Teas.
! take extra pains to procure choice chops OF
tea, and request good judges TO make n trial Of
it, Mustard, cnssia, ginger, starch, pepper, p.
men,o, cloves, indigo, nutmegs, able salt, fine
salt, coarse salt, salgratus, dried apples, dried
peaches, few tagicA very choice eastern peeled
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
CITY HARDWARE STORE

TllE undersigned y ould tender their thanks %
citizens Of La Sale aud adjoining countlrs'i r
the pm lronaae bestowed upon them during Nh
pact year. The establishment, Ia : been enlarged
'h- presrnt season, and We IRE determined that
nothing IN Our p1ri shalh- w1n'llg 10 make II for
The interest vi customers 10 continue their patron.
age.
Wrare now receiving our ii' and w,u'cr.rocl
Of stoves, hardware, aud sadIl"ry, and think We
shalbe able to present 10 the 'rld- as complete an
assortment OF cook aud plror STOVES, both Tor
wood and coal, and stoves which W. are moi,
n'fold To- warrnni perfect IN every respect We
have spared no expense having visited u. M, ,argr
stove m1nui1 tones N the cast ~ cSlr1ypJInI
To prucnr. cuok STOVES suitable Tor burning !lmuI,
coal aud We think Tor convenience amt durability
Of castings, they c1nnotbe cNre,|cd. We tu.t
our friends viii call aud examine our stock OF
stoves, as wr viii oherriuliy give them all the in.
formation IN our power aud p,"j gr our,rly,- that
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
I.iinrlIY NsSnciniiun

y meeting of this association will be held
in Fishers Hall on Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th, at =, o'clock.
QrEsnoN foR DEpArE.-Resolcel That the
annexation of Mexico to the United States
would result in good to both nations.
DlsrrrANTs.-AH Rev. \. Rikcr.
Neg john W. Steel.
The public arc inyitpl tn ,ttcnl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, sept. 10.
F1ow-ln good demand and steady with
fair business doing for both local trade aud
export at $3J0a3.11j for Finc-$i.7j02 %
for NO. Superlinc-$j.j0oj.7j for NO /
do j00aG.2j for Fancy, anu $G.joa1. 90
for Extra-City Mills Supcrinc $7.2j--Do.
Extra $7.15.
Vbevt-Priccs better Sales of Spring in
lots at Sl.15aSl Is; rcd winter Sl2jal.3o;
white 81 .4Oal.6
Cor-Dull and lower. Sales lots in bags
from depot at Csc for G0lbs.
O0ts-Nominal in store at 2Ga2Tc Pres
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

Ot all prices linen cambria, black and white
tape, bobblns, Swiss, muslin, linen, Li.le, and
co, ton edgng- and lnserirgs, probably the lar
g-st and besl assortment III the city.
LNIES' NEEhI Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

And intend ihcy shall notrc,sct continuing old
acGuanIanccs or forming new. Person. from the
state Of New York settling 40 Tins vicinity, viii
be- very Likely to meet lh,f acquaintance and
irrnds here, as this store Is TIE general rrndeI-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
ST. LOUIS MARX EFT.

ST. loCIs, Sept.l0.-Wc observed no chang
cs. Flour shows but little activity, country
supcrfinc, free on board, and guaranteed at
New Orleans, reported at So; fancy on its
merits, at Sc u; extra, guaranteed, at 81.
Wheat from Go to l2jc, very inferior to
prime red. Corn 30 to j2c; oats 2S to 32c,
poor to prime, the last delivercd-gcncral
sales at 80 TO sic; rye G5c, including SKIS
But little done in provisions and lard
Grocery market prices last statcd-say, s to
&c for sugars, with choice qualities at irac'
ton higher; prime coffee II! to he; mo-
lasscg lie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
BOOKS. STATIONERY. AND
WALLPAPERS.
RATHBUM 6, ORION.

lIdoi"', 6ud Kermit Io9I"Gi',rs dHd Sta
timers aui DcJ'trs in Paper Nlagi0gs,
EANE now on hand the largest and best stock
"a OF goods IN this line 10 b, ouaI this side OF
Chicago.
OJr business relations with Miller. orion and
NU,Igan, publishers, IN Auburn and New York
city and acquaintance with publishers throughout
the country are such, that we can supply agents
and booksellers IN other places with sChO0i b0OkS
OF all kinds aud large variety OF miscellaneous
bD,kS at wHoLESALg,as cheapas they can be found
this SIDE OF New York. A liberal discount will
be made TO teachers. Books not On hand, will be
procured on shor' notice. Those who love read.
M shnnLl nnl mi 30 cnlI nnl lmmk nj nLr .lnck
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
SlOuC. SlOllC. SiNNc.

I>llE undersigned have recently compile.
L ted extensive arrangements tor working
their qunrres, situated one mile north of Joliet,
on the east bank OF the canal The quarries ar.
peculiarly adapted ior furnishing heavy dimen-
sion stone, OF quality inferior to none in Hi.
nois and are acce ,sible by canal or railroad
The subscribers are now ready to deliver at any
point, rubblc stone, and dimension stose, in the
rough, or dressed in frs, rate styles, and will
furnish the material, and build heavy masonry
with stolie IRON their quarrles
In the above named 1uarrics the layers OF stone
vary in thickness from wo inches To two feet.
TAYLOR, ANnERcoS X Co.
hNsON n. TAYLOR, LEWIS BiRDsALi,
JOHN l.. nUBREUir., A. n. TAYLOR, JR..
ALEX. ANDERSON. Iulie', Jolly 7-3m.
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ON. rRiCI. SYSTEM,

Aud intend that none OF my customers -ha
dissatisfied wub
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BOUNTY LANDS,

AIHIOht 6VcFy UOUy 1IHIIIItU 10 1dNu,
COLDfERS, widows of soldiers, heirs Of de-.
- ceased soldiers, tenmsers engaged in trans.
porting supplies in time OF war, Nc, who have
received but ~ or 80 acres, and many none ut nil,
are entitled 10 lGp, acres now and application
vii ibe madGs iihgs. rnt. obtained, asofod, by
unoe's'a"o ""op's 80. y. rEHLE.
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Notice..

III ATING purchased the entire interest OF S.
IL II StiIson in all good totes and nccoun,s
heretofore the property Of llaght &. Stilson,
woniu take ms opportunity to return TO our old
patrons my sincere thanks for the liberal patron.
age they have given us, and say 10 them and the
trading public generally that have and will con.
stan'ly keep on hand and for sale fail and com.
ple,e assortment oi dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, crockery, and in ,acl everything pertaining
10 the trade OF first rate retail store which will
sell at the lowest cash prices will also pay cash
tor all kinds OF farm produce.
Earlve, Sept. S-3w' WM K. HAiGnT.
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CO.Isnrlncr>I,jO Notice

4 IT. TAYLOR q co, have nssoclatcd
"a with themselves in the stone business John
l.. Dubreu, Alex. Anderson, and Lewis Bird
snll, and will continue business under the firm #
Taylor, Anderson e. Co. We are prepared to
till orders for Ill kinds Of stone front our qunrreS,
to any extent. TAYLOR, hNrEEsoN N Co.
ANsEN H. TAYLOR, LEWIS HlInSAht,
John l.. DuBRtUIh, 4. II, TAYLOR, JR,
ALEX. ANDERSON. Joliet. July 1-3m.