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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
OrrRAerous CnrrIrr.-On Friiay la.t nor

OUTRAGEOUS CBUELTY.-On Friday last persons
living in the western portion OF the village had their
attention arrested by the violent of child,
the noise apparently proceeding from tenemcn. on
Safest, occupied 10y Charles Smith. a chairmGker
one lady, more courageous than tie others went TO
The house and entering without repping found child
under two years of age standing IN the center Of the
hooT entirely naked, pale trembling, and almost ex-
h0ustCd. Tie man smith and his wife stood by in
high elce, and upon being asked what had brought
the child 10 its present state Smith replied that he had
been throwing cold rater Oh q From the appear
aLco Of the floor several pailuls Of water had Gppa
emily been dashed upon the child. Word was im.led
Gely sent 10 Lewis Warner Esq our Poor Master who
repaired 10 Smiths house and took away the child
placing il in Of family residing in the same house
The child is frightened, intelligent little felloE
and possessed Of many Of the winning ways common
10 infancy. We examined bin ON Friday evening
and found his arms. back and legs covered with
bruises and disc0i0rGti0Hs. Upon questioning the
neichbofs We learned that for some two weeks great
cruelty had been practiced upon the child, Smith fire.
quently chasiisDg il most numerically with eathem
strap some three feet in length and halt an inch in
width IN addition to this the child had been tied 20
chair five hours at a time and shut up in a dark
entry until after O'Clock at night. In short, every
cruelty that suggested itself 10 tie monster who had
IL III ehaTge has been practiced upon It. The mother
OF the ohid resides in the village AMI processes 70 be
ghoTahtoi The fortunes that have been put upon the
innocent she should have protected A warrant
taken oul ior The arrest of Smith but as he has
not been found. We earnestly hope that he NAV be
lsken ana brought punishment. l0rleans NY Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

The standing argument addressed to our far
mers by the advocates of British Free trade
The National Era ncluded-is that in permitting
the free importation of food England has rem.
dtred them service for which she is entitled
to be paid by the grant to her of similar freedom
IN rtgard TO the cloth and the iron with wheel
she desires to supply Us. Now, without DWELL
Ing On tie charges made against THE TRIBUNE
by The Era of being illiberi, anti. christian, and
so forth, in our undyiDg opposition to British
Free trade, let US inquire whether it does secure
what lis claimed for il, benefits to our farmers,
TO our country, and hence to its republican in
futncts.
When the american Armer gets good prices,
food is high in New-York; but it is not high in
New.York unless it is so in England English
prices rule ours invariably. The factors and
traders Of this City dealing with England. in
affirming this fact, might bring the tables Of our
contemporary showing al export Of $3.50, OOO, 900,
principally" as he would have his readers IN
derstaId, "to England" aud tell us that the
shipment of al these commodities TO England
in each and every one Of the years referred 10.
furnishes evidence that prices here must in all
of them have been lower than those of England:
because, bad they been higher no shipments
would have been made. Again, they would say.
the fact that the shipments were generally so
very email in amount furnishes proof conclusive
that prices here musthave been such as TO afford
but small profit to the shippers, as hundreds of
other persons would have engaged in the trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
Nstp1lork DAILY Gtibmme
SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1855.

Advertisement THT TRIBUNE Of Monday ought 70 Be- sent
b before Gclcck Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

The mails of the America, due here at mid
night, had not arrived at u A. NJ. We were
therefore compelled to go to press without our
anticipated details of the news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
Busirese Notice..


The EAR-Dr HARTLEY, Proprietor OF tne
Far Irhrrsry Of Fhiadeph ihe only ~ es ~
ar es ssss and who The oay se'nowlsdsed Ag5 "a
America ssnsrsgy as,s to mace cured thereby prov
s biz uooess unequaed. end proiecps he ose rom oens
singeS hS paving f led Au esorbtan sesia sdyuce'
a. 3a ef sl more serious ev by permitting the a
eson a. dangerou. remedies by inexperienced and usku
bsnds Dr. H. may that be ha, nDecton waa'
exsr Win any o. rsous desfns-- Nerh hH
be gwen permission or the publication Of esrtihcat7 p1'
porting euADAe from him. and cam Therefore - es0n
ss FOR any alarming ooncquebcei uns from "a hnes ana
desperation 1be - Of moeey may not be Material - IN
persons hut The deprivation q one Of The most mpoauf ots
be sacd and treated With more than Ordinary
solieiiuoe. . ,,,
from the ear spec and permanently removed without oaus
ina the less pan or nsony eneOee cure IN 81 cases
tcsd where mslfOrm ton dee MT exist. -
Thirteen yesrs close anA un yied - tbs bTeooh o.
specis practics la. ensbied him 70 reduce b. r. y @
sdesree OF success as 10 End eonr ed and oestns'
cases yield b. steady attention 70 the means
They viii show At least H Pofs ssi9nl ga
ihos,ious held BY some Of the most est"s'"7u ~
q ~ pleasure to meet DR. Hsty in practice and
have beet id 10 form favorable opinion Of hs ohao OV'"
IN profession s1S Professor Of Surgery ke"
ga, ,,,ops sbtiss will be du'y appreciated By those
who P'oe H wniTARER. VI D. professor of Anstomy"
From nv intercourse with DIR. Harley have found his de-
roIinent 70 be correct eno genbe.nt9ny m .,o- n NJ
Dr. HvsrLEY having been temporarily released from his du
ties Philadelphia consequence Of he y oe q
aud viii rec. i've patients 81 his rooms No - Osnat UNI
the h ofArgu FROM recent number o. Ins ~, L9n n
tibe based upon Tie personal erienoe Of the writer
DIR Hartley the eui.ent Philadelphia Antis has had ms
hands full during BIZ sLoft sy in city The large number
Of cases he has treated indicate quite emssby tn hteun
es prevalence Of the disease that delicate organ
tbs husn ear Office hs been d daily DUNG the
bours Of business FROM few days amer his arrival
The principles upon which his heatnen, =, Ga.ed
have m vndsted by toe restoration Of many Of Iii pa
tiep d decided improvement Of the fensnder There no
He GDf nothing whtever uth -
The Of novel and peculiar construction no
has the precise seet and nature OF the dofd Tie
h I'm enabled tell patient with certainty whether hs cure
viii require longer shorter time, whether s case Is
ucursbe speak observer bat ieni Of d.
~ Ieying derived ia benefit from his treat
nent affection Of years standing than We had pre-
o exIereLce life time Dr. Harley eif
81 6us Yesterday The New England Dunng h'
ss, here he mad friends by the knnes- aud saaV
v If b social der nlert and le membranes,
too among the afflicted who were fortunate enough to
have tested his skill"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
Coon CHANCE.


CARPETS COsT PRIOR TO REMOVAL.
In consequence Of TO store the l Of
July closing out our stOcksoi
CARPETISGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, at cost
DOUCHTY Bro,
No. 81 Broadway,
Three doors above the Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
PrRuylAN FenRlFucE. FOR THE PREVENTION

CURE fEvER AND AGUE-This preparation intend
cd especially remedy for the prevention aud Of Fever
and Ague hut ~ equa ~ adapted 10 other forms Of disc
such bilious intermittent and reuent ieyers dumb
Re and such IS been the uniform hcce in It's administration
that case Is known where 10 has failed when timely
taken siuglc tcsspoouf will often prevent attack Of
chs and icVeri and Viii operating ofecuay pta
i've hs finsneney Is equal reliable aud fears need be
eneitavcd OF inury rultng from its
parts all vegetable sud have thoroughly
many eminent Ihy ens with the gna success Rad
the following following letter nom brother OF the Rev L. "
PCese: NFw-YoRX, Dec. L. l6il
MFsSgS. A. h. a. ID SANus-Cenlcmea. / suffered during
month Of July August end september with attack
Chs and Fever Tor which used medicines prescribed By differ
physicians at the time without br, akng Ch doing
much good. Meeting with Peruvian Fehulugs
used at ana tsk.g fur I've doses the Chill
broker In than weeks AMI has been
10 refuru Of ths dis ase aud happy aud pleased
say that The perfect and my heth better than
a. has been in two years Ncurs very respectfully,
JosErH y. PEASE.
Prce 50 per bottle. Prepared ani so'd by A. B. u.
SANDS Druggists aud Chemists. Ne 100 FutCnst OF
WllIiln Nev-N sold D " dlu ----- s-nora.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
HrcKERs, MAccARoNI-For delcacy OF layor

superiority In other respects over the imported article
itself for family Put Ia boxes Of = N
eaeb by HycKYR BRoTHER CTo'on Mills, No. 2o Cher
st EewYork discount purchases Of ten and twenty
boxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY o. THE AGE-
AWsRK.NTED REMrDY.--DR- roHl,s's NENtriAN LNiNENr
for Group, Colds, Coughs Rheumssin, sore
Tlxoot, Hcedaci ToQhacle NuinFs. Cuts, Ola Sores
Prom Mr. John WARM, apoftsr Of Needles Fishing rscke
Ac., No. IS Madenlant;
Having use for cevera years pr TosAss VFNIriN LINZ
NM ny aniy and recommended my friends, without
ils falling the msuy compa for which &c has
been tined aHouis pleasure tsstfy The same a.
feel assured will accomplish oil that Dr. TosIAs states in bis
psmuhlet john WARRiN.
hew-YoH, Jen. 4. 1855.
NEw-NORX Feb 10. 1851
have usd Dr. TOsIASs VENETIAN LNtNEN for three years.
and have found certain remedy for ChSolc Rheumatism
bSsehteyy Coughs, Vomiting. and Pains OF al knds, and
rcoonntnd invaluable article never without H.
nor do mtend TO b, II IL s 20 be purchased.
JosEFH NICnoLL, No. l6 Essex-st.
From Nrs w. r. Cornish
Mr. ToHAs-Nui One Of children attacked
with Group, and used VENETIAN LNfMgNr which gave
immediate relief and really hnk means saving
my chds hfe. Under consideration would BE- without
bottle my house slso oons5er coTtsia remedy f
ScAGs and Bruises having thoroughly tested for the sane
kewbuTgh, \. y, March, lS>A SASAH CoRNisH.
Prices, 3 and 50 cents Depot No Go Court n9st sold By
ssl Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

WILKINS AMIELET.-Prepared by DR.. s. NJ.
ELLOTT's prescription presented viii restore preserve
and cleanse Ii, hair Piice 50 per bottle n. WLSS,
No. a Maiden. lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

SyEs with HALLs PATENT POWDER PRooT Locks the
that awarded medals the Worlds Fair London
1851 and at the Worlds Far hew York IN 1853 and l.54
this the Lock and the only PodcrProof Lock that
received pedal the London Worlds Far I'll ugh others
eKhhtop and advertised Worlds Fair
Locks" he sutsceE aud their the ouy persons
authorized TO make and e his PATENT CHAMPION SAFE wsh
Halls PATtHI PowDER-PROoF Locks
;. C. HERRING * CO..
Green block, Nos iS5, lS7 a q lo9 Water- NewYsrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
GREAT FIRE IN PETERSBURG, Va" WmDER's

GREAT FIRE IN PETERSBURG, Va" W lLDERS
PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE" AGAIN VIcT0RIoUS We have
been obliged from time since the assignment OF the
"WdeTs Patent" By Sas c. Herring to our Mr. Wilder on
the I'd September last TO caution the public against being mis-
led by the advcrtsemens Of s. c. Herring after fires having
cued claiming for his Champion safe the lauros due the
"Widor Patent Selamauder Safe We hoped had
last hut find this morning that he has revived
old Fire Petersburg in May last giving OF let
tel from Watkins Son Il Co.. with
the saving by Of his Champion Safes Of the Books
Papers aud 5000 Bank Notes bel0ngn the n OF kl
cooer rummer Co that city One OF the firm Of taconer
Punmer Co called upon last week for the pup Of pur
another Safe and stated that no had the advertise
ment Of 5. G. Herring Co. that II done without any
ah Tiy from them. end false and that the >te that
their book papers aud money that occasion
Wilder Patent Sslsmander" and no other
The public now be supplied with this wordrennwned
Fire Burglar proof Safe u mauufAc with the
beet PowderIooi Locks the "Whder Patent Saamandr
safe Depot" No l22 Waters near " alls.
a. g. WILDER 4 Co ratentees and ManHfacu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

CHECK MARsRIILEs SUITS, So So Zephyr Cas-
sere Suite $40; July Suits S3 Grass Linen Coats ~ 50
beautiful thin Vests Si Alpaca Goats 81, &c at EyANs's
Clothing Warehouse, Nos Go and O. Fuitou-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
BOSTON PIANos-HoRAcE WATERS, No 1888

Broadway has the sole agency Of T. GILBERT Co.'S PIANOS
With and without the EOlRu JAcOB CcHERING, HALLETT
CUMsToE's and WoODwARD& BROWNS PIANOS oil OF which
have the iron frame and will stand climate They are the
beat Boston makes and will be sold factory prices WHOLESALE
and retail. with liberal discounI Tor cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

KELLOGG'S assortment OF SUMNER HATS for
Cent? meI complete, oomp'isnF variety Of the most
det able styles fabrics. Also, Children CAPS AMI STRAW
OOoDs-a sut al assortment Call at tbs West End Empor
ivrn No l2s Cansl-st. j. w. hELLOGS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
IAN forty varieties Of

Forty KINDs-NO less than forty varieties OF
Summer bats for sale at kSoxs HIS cusomefsloo
re1r an equal diyersy. the lsborng t. The Sec
etsry Of State oil find their interest TO Their HATS
OF KSoK KNOX the Of Broadway and tulton-st
md No. bS3 BIoadwaY. Coll sBd buy Summer HAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
TUTTLE's EMPO RUM

English, French, German and American
FANCY GooDs, kOvELTTE AND TOYS 4,
No. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

MELODEONs-S. u. q II. ". SMITHS MELO-
pEoxs the equal temperament 70 which recently
the first premium at the National Fair, Washington,
D. c. be found only No S5 Broadway. liberal dis
made or cash The trade supplied the most liberal
termR HORACE WATERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
HoIIOwaY's OINTMENT AND PuLs.-Scrofula

DEFEAT OF THE ALLIES AGAIN-We have re.
duced the prices Of nice airy vevensed Rooms 20 p
per day 50 per week. Remember GLoBE HOTEL,
corner Frankfort and Wllam-sts. Over 100 rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
PANAMA HArs.-We have prepared DIV pressing

NNAFIh IN u " z IIuFV FINPIIVI Dg P1F07''10
popular with young gent weaIers our entire
ofPAshMA HsTs which close OF Offer at unprece
dented low prices a few SEASHoRF HATS only remain on
hand Yritors 10 " Watering Places chou examine thsm
LEAKYk Co. Hntlers. Anor HOnGe BI0a5Way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
TOWN LOIN.
List Biock

NOTICES hereby given, that at sale OF
~ lands and town lots made at the door ithr
court house IN Ottawa, in the county OF LA Sale
and state OF Illinois, by the treasurer nj said cnun
~, on the thirteenth day oiJunc \. d. 1888, for
the taxes and costs due thereon for the year A
u. 1852, William Phillips became the purchaser
OF the following described tracts OF land md town
lots lying aud being in said county, to wit
e. acre in the nh sec "a L 80, X | L otthe 81
p II, eh oinwg OF the swq sec .9, ! 81, X 2 T. Of
lhe 81 III VIII THE swl sec q, / 81, X Il of
tn 81 p m and block 81 ia the town OF La Sale.
That on the eth day OF lune 4 u 1883, at the
place and for the taxes and cost. aforesaid, the
said treasurer sold 10 the said William Phillips
the following described tracts OF land and town
lots situated IN said county,to wit:
seqor sec &c, Il 50. r l. OF the 81 m; 81
acres--,he middle part OF lot sec 2, 4 80, K 5 T.
oil the 81 III ;wh seq sec Is, L 30, 4 l. at the Sd
pm.
In the 7o,ra Of Niaoca.
Lots ,, 1, co. 3, . in block ;lot7 in block
2j lots aud ON block 20 lots and G in blocl,
80; OTIS and in block ~ lots l,3, a.6,7 3 IN
block lOi.
Lo, IN block %, IN Low & Winsons subdi.
vision in the south par OF 10 acre lot No 3, in see
IL, 4 80, K u fthe 81 PM.
In tie 20CH Qf' Dayton.
Lots aud $ in block a; lots ,, T. and in
/ block o.
In Da@omba AdditioN 10 PerU.
| Lot in block Z; lot 9 IN block 81 lot | in
/ block 10.
III Oi'fra C,lire.
| Lo, !, ., andA IN block ..
Ii Hicheys ddditioa to .VdrscjIIsS.
| Lot IL in block | lots l9and II in block2 lots
/ 6, 80, aud 10 III block D lois 10 aud ~ IN block 6
lots l. ,, 3 ana IN block 7 lots y, 3 and 4 IL
/ block s lot 4 IN block 10 lots !, ., aud il
block 10 lots ! ., 3anli in block lG lot 3 il
block ~
1halthe said William Phillips has duly assi,mct
to me his several certificates Of purchase of satt
tracts OF land aud town lots AT snid talts aud ihn
the time Of redemption from sal sales viii eypIr,
IN years from I, he respective dates tAeltof
FEBRUARY lo-3w, DAvip 7 losls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

BrRGLARY-The clothing store of Fried
man & Altshulcr was broken open about
nine o'clock on Sunday evening last, and
robbed of about eighty dollars Messrs.
Friedman 4 Altshuler had left the store at
eight o'clock and returned at half past nine,
when they found their back room had been
broken open and their desk taken off On
Monday morning some boys found the desk
on the ice in the side-cut, and the papers
scattered around among hich was "h""i
OF 500, and some bank bills, which the
thieves had left for the winds to play with,
They succeeded only in getting gold to the
piece was found next morning on the ice.
The burglars have not been arrested.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
LIGHT DAY CLOCKS,

Hnd other Yankee notions.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to call and
examine the above assortment, as II will afford
plea sure to show customers the extensive variety
December o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
Literary AssOCiaiiOn.

The association will meet at Fishers hall
on Tuesday evening next, at 81 o'clock.
The following question will be discussed
at the next meeting
Resolcot, That humanity and civilization
are promoted more by the mechanical arts
than 10y the professions,
Aff-Rev. Mr. Rkcr.
Neg.-p. X. Leland.
Essay by Geo. S Stebbns.
The association will also meet on Saturday
evening, the nth inst, for the transaction
Of important business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
Otta(pa frreGraoer,

BLANK DEEDS AND MoRrGAGEs-a good
form, very handsomely got up, Just printed
at this Office, and for sale at the store ONO
SEES OsMAN.
Also blank notifications to persons whose
lands have been bid of for taxes. See his
advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
SIiEstls IsE,IsN.

Such as the aiidulhu-, indigo shru,. double nowe-
ring almond, trumpet crerprr, red Japan,
globe flower, large raied cnyonyiHuS European
ditto, white double aIjhca, double purple uhea
varieties OF honey suckies, iarches syrneas,
poplafs, aCacas, willows, sprcas, Alacs, noun
tam ash, snow ball, dah.las, &c.
A large quantity Of Usage Orange plants, 3
wears old,
a So large and valuable collection 81 Green
House and Perennial plants n rs low price rs
they can be Obtained from any garden IN the
Union
I he cions Of the grated tyuittrces were mostly
obtained from bearing trees OF the best fruit grow
er- OF the state ot New YORK, and persons obtai-
ming trees from the OTTAWA NURSERY may
rely implicitly sn obtaining the qnality OF fruit
from the trees stated when sold.
Our buddrd fruit trees were budded from trees
obtained OF the celebrated Nurseries Of Elwan-
germ Barry, and from the Gene~cr Comfy Nur-
sery. Some OF the standard cherry aud prach
trees lIuled last yrnI, and IN every Instance were
the Kind as recommended TO Us. We iyei great
confidence IN recommending our fruit 10 he oi the
choicest varieties and desire all who wish 10 pro-
cure choice lrull 10 glgr IL call mad examine as
healthy and thrifty young rres rs can be- found in
any NURSERY GEO. ii. NORRIS, SUuiC0rGI
October II NoREIs X MuRPuY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
CHICAGO MARKET.

EB. 10, 1000.
The failure of the X. r. trains to-day. puts
stop to the produce market to great ex-
tent We make no changes, therefore, in
our quotations of yesterday evening Gill;
Tribune.
Wheat, winter 81, 3jasl.50.
Spring. Sll6aSl,lS
Corn, jOa5lc.
Oats, 33c
Eggs 20c.
Butter, l7alSc, fresh.
Flour, S7,oOaS7.25
Wool, 2oa3ic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
Mansion House,

nEgtal ~ IUOS. i. WADE
siyiEifs r'll prletorhayngreccnily pur
sss31Isaa ! chased this well known stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa, and having en-.
tirey renovated aud rclil,rd it, has made t,eci-
dedly he hes lhousein the city.
lie is prepared to ccommoda,eanyn mount, of
tr0ycllcrs0nd boarderslu the very hest style and
will always keep an omulbu' aud baggage wagon
ready 10 convey passengers Ia Nndirumlhe cars,
at each time Of thrtatrlyHlnlt depot
llstnhle will he furnished with an the d,liea
cies the country canntiord inrluinga KIND; Of
wild game while hi tcir,sinr boirdrrss. VT tran.
sienlcust merswillbe asow asthei itaes VIII ms.
thy.
ADatsebatn withample si,b..l,n IA aaoched,o
til. house sufficient to ncs.g, modA,r an, nunbr,
,ihorsc-. Nsoh arg carriage hou,r, he.ide.
.oIhcl con,crt aces utctttSt Nlut ih. coniiot, o
hos. Nho sti1yof h,m Wi, The custom, M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
LE'uif 0tBuuty ReWollA, d,c'1.

DUBLlC notice i, hereby given that the un-
I dcrsigned, administrator upon the estat lie of
Barney Reynolds, dee, asgd, will attend ia.
county court oi la Sale county, alta term there
Of 10 BE- held AT Ottawa, N said la Sale county
and state of Illinois, on the LIST Monday in Ipri,
L. u 1855, at WHICH time and place II perso :
having any clam against said estate, are rcqncs-
ted to present the same 10 said cont ol adjust
mont 10 MAKY REEvoLps. adniRiSirnirir.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
Eraal advertisements.

NJ Office il hereby given to MI whom iimay
IN concern tina, at a sale ct lands and town
lots Ter he taxes uud costs due thereon Tor the
yearA h 1852 at the door OF the cost house IN
Ottawa county OF la Sale AMI SAT- Of l,luoi,,
by the treasurer O said county, on lhe thirteenth
dry AT June A ID. 1873, thc subs gla' rpnIclasei
the following desc fibed irat Il 81 Sno agh town
lots. situated m said county and hat TIE time ui
redemption on the snme vii cApue IN iwo years
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, to all whom it m.
y cunuoIu ih1tGta sale Il lands and town
lots for he axes aud costs due thereon ior the
year \. ID. 1852, At the door oi the court house
III Ouana, couoty OF La Sale and state ol ILL
ucls, by the treaturCr OF said county, on the 18th
day OF June 4. u 1883, the subscfih.f rarCha-
scd the ioilrw ne described 'racis OF band, siiua-
ted in said county. an that he lme oi redcmp-
non Un the sane vii. expire ~ TWO years from tho
day Of slid sale
Ac 10 t7i0m assi Description Sec. r. Il.
81 A@e- FHlrt'uu, uhncq - 81
Gl6 Edv r B.Jaie, section 7 - .
100 james VI Adsif, Htq 10 80 =
4 o al ,ar s0ld sale, on the fourteenth day ot
lunr,A D. 1853, TOE subscriber purch1,ed the
iu.n Wing a. GaJttEpr.s q land situated in -aij
cotnir. ant lhn. the 'u,e OF redemption N tho
sam. VII. olpil, IA Two yrars from the day OF SAID