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DAYTON Nursery.

VV>IS Nursery is situated five miles north of Ota
wa the south side of Fox River and two miles
from Dayton Mills We have for the Spring trade larg
number of Apple Trees Of sufficient size set than we
have offered in any previous season They have been
thoroughly cultivated are thrifty stocky and of good
size.
We also offer in addition our former Varieties about
thirty varieties Of the most approved sorts.
Our stock Of Peach Pear, Ounce and some varieties
of Cherries, too much injured by the severity OF tine
Winter but from careful examination OF the Nursery
Apple Trees, and kinds of Cherry they are
found TO DC unipired, and in perfectly healthy cohd
ton. WELLS WAL,
,,,s Holm NJ WAIT.
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ATKINS ACTOMATON;
"a,
Self.Raking Reaper and Mower

(he .frst used IN 1852.
40 used successfully an 1858.
800 in trenty different States in 1854.
1900 IN dlparts cfthe Union in 1855.
5000 buiIdiag for tie harrest Of 1886.
R9IiERE six good for this unparalleled in
i and great popularity: st. 1t is strong and
reliable. and easily managed "a. II saves the hard la
Dor of RakiBg. Ri. 1t at least another hand in
binding. ith. IL SCATTERING the careful hand
lag in raking besides, the struw being laid straight, it
it well secured the scaf and does not drop in the
after handling. and the heads exposed i'll the
stack, that the saving even exceeds the i1iH"R
Swing 9Th. 1t is a good Mower, being one of the best
convertible machines in 9th Ii has knife that
does not choke.
1t. other exceIlencies too numerous megtan here
are fairly given in the circulars Its intrinsic worth Is
also attesei by the award ,mostly in years. Of
OVER 20 FIRST PREMIUMS!
PRIcE.-REAPsR AND MnwFR, s2o0-$13 on its receipt.
SEIF REAPER only sl,:I Considerable. saving In
freight those distance who order prior TO ls
March: also liberal discount for advance payment
To secure Machine, or'..r Immediately. Though :"
little known the season, and ready for deiNc
ry till 1-t May, yet not twohirds the customers could
be supplied. The reputation Of the Machine l. noH wide
" established, that will not as nearly
supply demand twelve hundred did last year, ana
shall also be selling four months earlier:
Orders early you would not he h,sapp"in',..I
PAMPHLETS giving NPhRrisiIY the ofiNioNs VI rah-
MERS, together with orders, notes, &c, aied 10 aph-
cam, and prepaid.
weeks through the to receive all orders that the
farmers Of La Sale County may wish 10 give him also,
n r. RyIsfnI. i. authorized to receive orders
Jams en- : T. HUDSON, Agent FOL J. s. W. 4 Co.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHIcAGO. May 80, 1856.
Wheat-dull and inactive. We quote
common Spring in store nominal at 81 90.
Winter unsettled and nothing doing.
Corn-Markct dull and quiet. Small par
GELS by railroad nominal at 2Sa30c per 60 lbs
delivered. Sale 1000 bu, choice lot, at
sic per So lbs on board-lO,OO0 bush on
board tn. 10th inst. at zoe.
Oats-In moderate demand for city trade
at 25a26c in bags delivered.
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Cow PAsTUgE.-On Thursday last We saw
in Washington Park eight or ten cows, and
We think there is pasture enough for few
mare If turned in soon. Those who own
cows, and all others interested, please take
notice
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WAGONS! WAGONS!
cTTMMTNcss a. KAHN

n RE now manufacturing superior article of Wagons
"a and Bugges, made Of the best seasoned TIMER ana
warranted in every respect. We inYte farmers ana all
others call and see our work buying,
satisfied that we are as good IL not better
Wagons and Buggies than has ever been offered in the
City.
our Shop is opposite the Gas Works. near the side
Repairing done at short notice.
ABRAN CUMMINGS. myl0-lyl CUIIsIoHukR HAHS
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Family Provision Store,

c1ygf N.fdnn
IL. q. EI ACK
Et- ray" &" a.. the attention Of the community
ID iis establishment lie engage. tine enterprise
with tie IT,. determination To Keep only til. best Goods
and every variety and such that
b- aid truly. thai families lee supplied with
thing the line % Groceries, Provisions Fruits. Pick
l,. JaH-. Je-- SWeetmeats. SC AisO, Feed OF every
Kind. Al are invited to give him = call
Persons having tfJfE To- ofrr for exchange. to sell
FOR cs.h. especially Invite. To cal! him. h. feels
be make ,iuvrirI for ilicIn U trade with him.
O.tanl. MAy 10. 80
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Aqueduct Mills.

HAVING leased ie above mill for OF Year,, and
put the ia perfect condition, again pre-.
pared grinding and having competent
and reliable M.er- hoI-, heretofore, to give general
satisfaction.
A sup rior article O, Flour. constantly hand
either at the Mil, M.ssrs. Eetdick Iuribut's
Sine JAMES kEELkR
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THE WEArnER.-Thc mean temperature
for the month of May was $3.50, which is
S.4Se less than that of May, 1865.
The amount of rain which fell was C.197
inches.
The coolest day was the 4th, the mean
temperature for that day being 1880, and
the warmest day was the 23d, the mean
temperature belng for that day 1860.
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1856. Spring Trade. 1856.

SiE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his friends and tn,
public generally that he has received , Snrins ami
Summer stock of ~
DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part of Fancy Dress s:ss, of almost every
desirable pattern. Also, an extensive stock of
Black Silhs, '.F
Which he takes the liberty Is the most
STOCK in this City. AS" Bvreges embr'c stripes D..
Iaines, Chllia Lawns English and French Ginghans
Prints Also, large lot OF SiiAWLS AND MANrILLAS
Domestic Goods.
Elcached and unhSached Musiins, Drills, Checks,
iiickurys, Fannels Crash, &C., &C.
Carpets, a new Feature.
Is well known that have the best assortment Of
are sitting than, too mind Those who
good Carpet had better call in time, before it is late
Ready Made Clothing.
gcodlot Of Summer Clothing.
Boots and Shoes.
This department is always full, As usual the best that
New York and Boston affords.
Furnishing Goods.
Damasks, Oil Cloths, Linens, &c., ,Acs
Hats and Caps.
Mems and boys summer Hats. Also, chidreu's Hats
and Flats.
Hardware.
Table Hardware, Nails, Cutlery, &c.
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Sat.nets, Jeans, CottOnadcs, &c, &c.
Groceries and Wooden Ware,
or all kinds. &C. &c. &. &. MILLER.
OTTAWA, May 10, $50 Pennsylvania Store.
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pectfully yours.
EDWARD W0LC0TT.

sg-Prcparcd AMI sold ia Market street, between
4th and 5th. 81. Louis No, and SO broadway, y. V
very liberal discount made To wholesale purchasers
For sal. in Chicago by Bay 4 BALDWIN, Lake Street;
BLAIR KELLEY, ~; Dearborn St PESr'S 4 HoBSs.S ~
Lake aud IL Liin's Block South Water st. saw
P,GE, and J. H. REED Co. and by all the drug
gists Of Ottawa
n. u. We put up the Restorative both with and with
Sediment. For restoring gray hair, that with Se
u,cut should he used Dec Is
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Notice I.

THE subscriber /. prepared to deliver -four free
Of charge To- all purchasers within the city limits,
Of Orders To- left either at
mill ratN e--r- H-s!ics Hurbuts store, where
slate viii Dee found for that IIIri-s>--
Bran and mill feed dy, cred al nominal rates Terms
Invariably s,gsh JAMES KELLER.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! |!

NlIIE gncd take this method Of informing their
Il Old customers and the public generally. that
putting Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable that double the amount OF
Goods have usually done; the demand for our Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and hope give
satisfaction in exchanges of WOODEN Goods for Wool
We never have and do not intend to card into wool
portion of cotton and sell for all wool Our goods
warranted in this respect and also for durability. We
shall exchange for Wool. formerly the fol-
lowing kinds Goods, viz Heavy Cassimeres Satincts
Jeans Fannels of different kinds, Blankets, and Stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention will he paid TO Stocking
Yarn orders will be filed for all the different grades and
kinds Of Yarn common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed, Red
Clouded, sc. And re will manufacture, for merchants
and Others Wool in lots of hundred pounds and
wards Stocking Yarn, of the above kinds OF
goods, liberal terms for cash or wool. Also,
Carding and Spinning
VIII be done in lots and upwards, at Is to IS
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
Will be done at six per pound. Their machines
will be clothed anew with the best of Cards, and with
p.,r experienced Cardcr they expect to have good work
done Wool will be from the Depot at Ottawa, and
rolls reasonable length Of time for do
ing the work. which may be sent Gin strong sheets) from
almost any part Of State n trtiing expense.
Wool intended exchange for any of the above kinds
of Goods accompanied by the proper order may be sent
by Railroad to Ottawa, and the goods will be put up and
sent with pronytness according to order.
We would also say, that We have got our New custom
and FIGURING Mill III operation, and persons wishing ca.
have their grinding done short notice, We have
plenty of water all times. [mylsl j. d. GREEN
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ARsoN.-On Monday night or Tuesday

ARsoN.-On Monday night or Tuesday
morning a woman named Maria Bennett set
the Court House, Glover & Cooks, Fishers,
and Reddck's buildings on fire.
On Tuesday an examination was had be-
fore Judge Cotton, when she was declared
to be insane and was ordered to be sen: to
the county poor house until such time as she
might be conveyed to the Insane Asylum
She has been In town for the last six or
eight months, supporting herself mainly by
sewing, and has attempted to bring suit,
for some lanciful cause, against the whole Of
Grundy county. Failing in this, she alleges
that she cannot obtain justice and hence her
attack upon the court house and the lawyers
Offices.
The fires had all got started and had size
not informed some person of the fact, we
would undoubtedly have had such fire as
Ottawa has never seen, and there might pos
sibly have been an occasion for the use of
those fire engines which we said SO much
about some weeks since.
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ForETn or JrLr.-Wc hear as yet of no
movement being made towards the ceebra-
ton OF the glorious Fourth. Is't it time
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An extraordinary press of matter upon our
columns to-day has compelled US to omit
some standing advert iscmcnts.
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Great Excitement.
Arrival of the Pacific.
THOR a ZINNEIfMAN

III this method Of returning their thanks to their
u friends and for their favor. of the pa -
wear. aud ar ready receive them again, and
show them fine assortment Of Clothing and Furnishing
tiOod, OF every variety and tye OF spring
aud saHu.i-.r Clothing. Mems, Boys. and Children :
Clothing, Carpet Bag, Trunks aud Nali,es, Hat. and
Gaps, Hosiery aid Gloves, and good assortment Of
Shirts and CFasaiS.
This present stock has been selected with great care
and comprises ali the --latest styles.
We friend. and the public generally call
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
We AZ confident c show them the c!,eapc.t and
largest
Remember the old stand, No. 9 Redjick's Block.
May 4 lsy6
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BUSINESS ENLARGED
n At the OTTAWA
hFurniture MannfactoryM
WATSON a. ZgvcnMAN-

- EMEHMAN having purchased the iss~yesS Of l. r.
Ne kugg, In the Factory known No Ruex 4 Watson
takes This Opportunity ~ inform the trad Slsst shey are
ON hand with Increased advantages Dana6seturiug ali
kinds Furniture and Chni1s, ut prices that
defy competition.
This establishment having been engaged In the nLoy.
business Tor number u year-, have taken palm, 4. ,-
ect the best Of workinen aud pledge ours,ye. 10 US.
nothing but the best -. materials having Kiln for dry.
lug ON the most approved llan leaving no .xrus. for
working green lunb.r, those who work direct from Ia,
lumber yards have.
Hotel keepers and Others viii lind II 10 their al ~.
to trade with ~ " good arfici. Is de- sired,
job work OF all kinds done the shortest notice Job
Turning aud scroll Saving done Ia the best manner as
our City Joincrs viii testify.
Nnel Posts and Bannscrs always hand, Of all pat
-
We have q Saw Nil. and solicit Gus tom logs
The business Of the old will b- settled nv Gury
Watson. A. hefore WATSON 4 ZiMERMAN.
OTTAWA. March = 1S.G
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New Spring: Goods
II :" MILIS

EGS leave to 10 the citizens of Ottawa and
Is n. vicinity that he is ready TO exhibit fine
stock of NEW GOODS, desirable in style as can Dc
found and as cheap the cheapest.
In the assortment may be found all Goods usually to
be found in a Fancy Dry Goods Stock, which will be
shown cbeerfully all who may favor US with a call
MAY q
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STRAWBERRIES The first taste we had of
Strawberries this season came from Mr..
Chalmers, at the residence of NJ. Cushman.
They were raised in the greenhouse, howe
yer, and are very fine new variety of
monthlIcs, of which Mr.. {. has plants to
sell. They are perfectly hardy and will bear
all summer, and, in greenhouse, all win
ter, too, as was abundanIly proven last win
ter by Mr. c.
From the same quarter, we were also treat
cd few days ago with mess of new ripe
tomatoes, The plants had been started in
the greenhouse, and the fruit ripcned in the
open air.
And finally, from the same quarter, we
were presented with few of the finest stalks
r of rhubarb, of the Victoria variety, We have
ever seen They were some 80 inches in
length, crisp and tender as any can be.
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ShaWls /!

VA - W 4 -
Long and Square Hroche. Grape Printed Eroce, stel-
Ia, SILK Thjit and Cashmere.
ManiillaS, a large Variety.
We would invite particular attention to Stock Of
White Goods,
Such Swiss, Book. Dott. Muslin, Victoria
and Linen Lawns. Ladies' and Cent Linen lIsndker-
chiefs, plain and co!orei borders English and American
Prints, GIn-lam-. and a large stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Such Sectine. stripes Tick. Denims, and Flannels
Of all kind. Irish Iiurn-, Plain and Figured. Table
Linens, full assortment. NaPkins, Towels Diapers,
W. would particularly invite the ladies' examine our
stock Of GLOVES, MITTS AND HOSIERY. such IL, Kid,
SL Ii-ie Thread and Cotton Gloves, Nitt-, long and
short Hosiery. all kind, c"ors and qualities Gents
half Hose, very larg. variety.
Ribbons.
Bonnet Neck, Trimming, Satin and Tafreta.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Printed Challies, De Laines, BHeges, Tissues, Popn,
and Mohair.
Quilts.
Manchester Lancaster and Narcotics.
FOR MEMS WEAR.
Brnadelotii-, Cassneres, Ne-,ings Linen for Coats
AMI Pants COonades, Summer Stuff, Shirts Collars,
scarfs, Cravats, &C, a good assortment of each
l;lra>Ols.
wehave and shall keep large stock hand all the
season-
lsOnncl>.
We shall have large stock have made arrange
nen- oi getting them every week which will enable
eel them NJ very low prccs-
Among NOTIONS may be found Pins, Needles,
TAPES. Bphbins. Buttons Hooks and Eyes, Thread shoe
Ltces Working Cotton Knitting Cotton, Combs. OF all
kinds. Hair Brushes, I-cuc-. Port M"nuia Transparent
Plated and German Silver Tea and Table
Spoons, 81.
TEA.
We keep q few choice brands, which right and
cheap. and all other Goods usually kept in Dry Goods
Store. and Ia which would respectfully invite the
citizens Of aud adjoining country call and
mine stock, which for quality style and price-,
be- heal
Remember thu place The Peoples Cheap store, Tor
merry H.r.s Bauh-rJ in Glover Cooks Block, first
door north of g. l. Thompsons City Drug store.
Ottawa. April Il, $50 DOUGLASS 4 ROSS.
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l. c. r. X. OFFICE, VASD,Lia, June 81, 1>'H.
PRoF. wuIp-Dcar Sir take pleasure in bearing
uBtary testimony {" the excellence OF Hair Ee>tor
alive Three months my hair very gray II Is
dark brown tthe original color) smooth and CLOS
sy. The only application have made to il has been the
Hair Restorative prepared by you, and which from the
result in my case, l can cordially end
to others. respectfully yours
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The Ladies'

"A RE invited To call at the Peoples Cheap Store
"A tDorGL,ss Ress, ) and examine their stock o
Silks, Beraees, Chailis, Lawns, Par: u.s. Mantlas
shaws, Enbroideres, Ribbons &C. which have just heel
rec,iyel my24
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MORE STRAWBERRIES Mrs. MuRPnY, of
the Ottawa Nursery and Gardens, west side
of the city, overwhelmed us with most
pleasant surprise, on Thursday, by sending
ais basket of rirc, luscious, glorious straw
berries They are the first of the season,
grown in the open air The variety was
Barr's -flc Pine, large as a plum, and of
delicious flavor. They were the first pick
ing, but the rest are ripeninS rapidly, and
Mrs. NJ. will have plenty in few days.
To the same cstimablc lady we are indcbt
I'd for a splendid bouquet accompanying the
above most acceptable present In it we
notice many rare icwcrs-somc of the
choicest monthly roses-thc Incompatible
yirgilia, &c, &c. Any body have such
things at the cost of little care and less
money, by procuring the plants Of Mrs. NJ.
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GARDNER, Ne, June 81, Ish4.
Ma DYFa--Dear Sir I have used two bottles Of Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, and truly it is the
greatest discovery of the for restoring and changing
ti. hair. Before using it. Mas a of
yeniy Ny has attained its orgina, color You
can the world without the least fear
my of the worst kind.
Yours, Sc, DANIEL y. NI RPil-
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NEW STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS !
DOUGLASS Il ROSS,
(S.cce~sors To loss &c BdmLer,)
A. the Peoples Cheap store,
"a. Lkocer &c trotRs LLr,k flst dam, .NorM Of @. l.

Al the Peoples, Cheap store,
In GtOcer se fooRis Nock. f,st door North Of q, L.
Wtoml,son's CITY Drug store,
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
RYAVE just received large stock Of rich and elegant
IA Goods, which would cali the attention Of the
CITIZENS Of Ottawa and vicinity to examine.
Among the stock may BIZ found nice selection Of Silks
Ribbons Embroideries, Chalices, Bareges, De Laines
Para-ol-, Shawls, Mantlas, Yans, Embroidered and
Corded skirts, Corsets Broad Cloths Ca-suere-, Vest
ings. Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchfef-, Thread
Eging which for richness, variety, and cbeapess,
have never been equailed in this city
The stock Of Silks comprises. Black Fads Striped,
Cliangeabe. Plain Florence, MaTceline and Turk Satin,
and all entirely styles Embroideres. all kinds and
entirely siesie largest stock ever brought TO this
City.
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CITY willis, Cooper shop.

TIIE subscriber having associated with him Mr. Henry
EcHsI gERGER the City Mill Cooper shop, the bust
mes, In that department will in failure be conducted by
him, and the public informed hereby that Coopcring
in ali lis branches will prompt attention. Butter
Firkins Pork Barrels on hand or made to order.
Contracts for Flour or Cement Barrels taken.
mv,t ON GEO. MANN.
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DOWN GO THE PRICES!

fHEGOODS MI ST b. sutn!
lust received at Wooisey's CANAL STORE.
ID north Of the Main Canal, and near the Rail Road e
pot, new stock Of Staple Dry Goods ana ianAee w
tons. ..s
Aso new supply Of choice Family Grccer l S S.',
Boat Stores and fresh lot of Lemons, aire'' "o''
Orleans. Price, IS per dozen g.
Nails Shot Lead, Powder Goed Ciher, ~. and t,a
The numerous friends Of this Estaii,i,' mn, 49,, ,.J,c
,,,,c r. in yed to send their orders WINE We
nnrsrIy.s not to be undersold Thankful i'i P"' P"a
age tope to merit its continuance, s, ,,, Blows for
r. H. Afew vi those celebraten .as' ''' ~ Wcc, sCy
sale. IOttaws, April H. 1901 ~
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THOK SALE-A second handsIiorse Power. Apply
is at the Lumber Office Of !marll JOHN HOssAck
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nlh BACHELORS =

no you want Bosoms without shirts, Linen, Muslin,
Patent Leather Calf Boots and CATERS, Cloth
any kind we syfat,ise with Won IN nour present
condition,, call Al the tmy5ll Pennsylvania STORE.