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BOOK BlNDERY.

n NEW htVs1neSS HI Ott0WS
HaHE subscriber would inform the people of La Sale
l. and adjoining Counties that he has established a
BOOK BISDERY in Ottawa. where he will be happy to
receive orders for anything in his line
Blank Rocks
OF all kinds manufactured to order in workmaniRe
manner. Also, old books rebound. Pamphlets and ma
gaznes bound in any style required Maps covered and
vanished.
Paper Boxes
And all other work done which belongs to my branch OF
business Let in mind that it is longer
manufactured or any kind of Binding DONE for you
have establishment in Ottawa that do 1t all, and
save you the trouble of sending abroad
Please give a call in the over the telegraph
ONCE, south side Of Vie Court Houss Square.
novl Q. q. LUIz.
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HHV1NG bought out the shop, stock aud trade OF H.
F. Brunker, invite the sporting community TO give
me call. hav5 as good assortment of sporting
ticles con be found this side of New York City.
have good assortment of those splendid cast steel,
patent muzzle end common Rifles, made by Mr. II. p
Brurker, whose valuable services foreman of my
shop All work done at shop, usual, is warranted
to give perfect satisfaction Colts, Maynard, Aliens,
and Blunt Lyons Revolvers, and kife Pistols, Kept
constantly on hand, and as cheap they he bought
in Chicago. Caps of all descriptions and gun fixtures
kept constantly on hand. Powder-a superior article
kept, for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends of ii. p Brunkr, vel
traders believing supply their orders for every
thing in my line and warrant to give satisfaction to all
that trade with me. u. c. MITCHELL.
Ian =
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Tonic RitterS.

Tonic RIdtfrSe
IN Y. GRIGGS prepares Tonic Bitters that has no
IL. equal in either preventing curing Ague Chill Fe
YER and all diseases arising from debility These Bitters
bring the Liver into action the blood and act
a tonic to the whole system. They not cure all
and warrant them to be the best tonic offered
They create a healthy appetite and give strength and
energy hundreds who have used them will testify to-
os susan Wv B.Y. 6RIGCS
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

nN Monday, the 2Tth inst, between II and O'Clock
~ p. NJ, while the subscriber waiting at the
Railroad depot Ottawa, for the arrival of the train
from the East and had htched his horse, attached 10
e-horse wa -nD G. IRONS Bakery scoun-
lrI , the harness in varou places in such manner
a.. ~, es.rov and endanger the life OF any person at
tempting TO drive t, vehicle Any person s,ns ,nIcr
nation that Will lead TO tn " above reward
OF the outrage, will receive TIC "' HENRY RENsoN
my2-lm
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Michigan Genital Railroad.
s-t:f--.z 80 ..t.t.e-9 s-zt-5 Gln
Joliet Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.

Joliet DIVISION opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
a.oEssg East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at G:3J 4
i NJ. and s3G r. NJ, or on arrival OF Chicago, Alton
4 e. Louis trains from the South.
t.Diug West.
Leave Lake Junction G:S5 A NJ and SIS p. NJ,
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South and West. via the Chicago
Alton 50 Louis, and Chicago Rock Island Railroads
will find this the direct route to the East aud South
last be Of making prompt connections at
Detroit, fI-p nEion Bridge Buffalo, ard Cleveland with
a. the main lines Of travel. and ~ Michigan City ws
New Albany and raetn trains t. Cincinnati, Lafayette
LoGi- vile, and the South.
Through tickets be purchased at the Office at Joi
e., for all the principal cities aud towns the East
X. c. RICE, Superintendent
Go Il. HAcGREGOR. Engineer .JOlist DrisioH. iui2i
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NOSTGOuERY'S
Family Provision Store.
ENIcn.iyc Arrivals.


ne -g--E rter ha- received i- Spring stock
tie sb-re Old and popular establishment, compri--
ing treTy article Guided TIE ii-t @: the u--fuI
heath ful -ut-tan;;al- Of IN H. purchases are
-s--wh.Te compris- the larg--i, fullest freshest
and chears; -ar. u Family Groceries - found be
tween Carz 2 and -. Louis. He ng,i-- al who r-
-P;.e 50 .u tl- pnlttp call and zee them. The follow
Ing article. comprise b-; part q his :st constantly
hand
Sagar. trosn, loaf, clarified. aad crushed.
t..~.r, Ri rVd J4yn-
-Ho1l,,-,, ar house, plantation. ard wrap.
'Jra'i.-rstar st-aritle, sperm, AID t4l.o~.
I~o- green t-a-E. t0s+a. &.
.>Hsu. ra-r. castle. and shaving
Is'lr-.a Csv~Eli-A, fae CT, smoking, &C.
CJr--, aay.hiAs iEoia long nine" 70 "EaHd fOar
penny Cuba
o7L u,--e5. sperm. and olive.
F,g.. lard. talloE. &.
Fl, Tass-rsI site, herring, snt ;roU;.
g.,aI SaS-. rs.,iu-, and rtarraat-
FfJ. AZ -.'sil ~ D. 'if. dram.
EtFgsE {'-..ss.--- v-ry ~a~ article
Esr..tr-. tire best r-sh and cider
Pie '.-, u jar, al iHi~. eNtrA-
Iyp-r >'fof, FsTI-r. ssi- aspt1e, st'ser, And al
other ordinary eu-,ti .S.eut-.
-Nsf-. Br.zl. aite-t-, al-.-1l- "a nuts. a.
T- f- children, Ee.iiEE ~ babies and -y-rysh :
else from tt- -i-I nart 90 JAZZ tn giant --ier.
Or.f~v-. ssr4lle-. Sc. in
Cf"@s,-, .tHJ - ~L kinds.
P''.'-. rr"-~-. Hor., l.
f-rHg.- ae i1'og., fresh 'r..a the scuth a. retail
- NE hHn.
J'tIs-, ~, pens, and az Kind. u Stationery.
fs-''g has p E"r1 The i'1@'-f F,- 70 rralnE hook
F-l4r. l-,st--, Vegetable 70 their ~,s-pa, butter.
er-s- r-st-- ard .' -a ..r.- .~rar s-ra-t-T need
81 ~ FAM lie. always .,T: Ebe t~y possibly b
yIjLINs.
very m lot - Ng'u-- with al tie arrangements,
dE>r-sFi.ry. grs TIN lime ant C~zqe-t to-.-
her si'a e7-rytba. -- shat - named HI line.
ard L De j. srp.rt 18th ;l- article called for
o-,awz. NAY II. - 2 SjoNTG0,ggy
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Illinois Central Rail Road.

lliluUIS CSIitEol Ndl lUdu,
LANES kssf SAFE.
THE Illinois Central Railroad Company invites the
of A-rculturis's AMI Farmers to the Ter
tile lands adjacent 10 er Road which Offered for
tsrest.
their lands actual settlers and indGc-reut i Of
fered TO SPECTATOR IN act none viii DE sold % long
credit without distinct obligation of cultivation.
Hines occupies Tie most central p"''i "i tie west
States and comprises the most i-i- section ~ the
belt Of lard extending from the Atlantic ocean 20 the
Missouri River, aud including Nsw York New Jersey,
Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indians Illinois, Michigan, i,cOn-
siu Iowa, and northern Missouri.
Unlike thu North 81 a." productions not
checked by rigorous wf-rs,u"r = the heat % summer
oppressive. Th- Ind. West at the Missouri River yrs
duality and rapidly decrease in fertility, III t-y blend
with the Great American Plain. and h-.n2 chiefly y 10,
solely adapted 10 szn.r can never compete wiki those
TIE iarts bordering upon the Missouri and Kan.,.
Rivers and upon the lines 90 ;he PsoPo-ed roads To-
Va. have been "a. up and -su. At FROM slo
to 80 pr acre although .s''l-r- have pay heavy
tools, furniture, and -l0d-; and when th"r crops are
produced, the extra cost Of transportation T. Eastern
I markets exceeds -. co.., %; production
Looking to The future growth ~ Our country, ttl'
STATE which combine, the mos: favorable t-lpersar.
with the richest soil aid most healthy climate VII iur
al true b." tie great grain producing district IL i fun
Of mineral wealth, -uch Coal Iron, Lad
&c, and ha- already the advantage 81 ch4,t-s aud
schools q! population, and 81 IT, '-iHient al cap Ia
N,raoye-- 'i.rc Is scarcely county m Illinois - ,
has not supply - 'ief The southern section n: t-
Sta;rs INCLUDE. - '.ss. 3 rus "a the b., l.ry
OF timber land. AID tt- extensive ;s-.-- ia Albumin Z
S-.t.- te ~ tire Like furnish CEi-,su win
Immense quantity - timber and lumber Amounting 10
l--t. % 4E"."',.' ul feet.
Illinois ,s.eiay daring the last ten years. pa. Been
r'pi.y ds,t,n''2 her f.'.Hr0"- TIE IfF5-s1,.ga -
Ee-u expended Eafaa., Which. s.a tte vat--s Of
the Mississippi Iro'- E.s.r. The Michigan Canal and
means for transportation cf t-r products every
market About or. ul'..n a~re- o. th- Cs-.4-y -
Land have ~'-saiy be- s.. and many nuHT--r- Vi
ag-- eyu-g The raiy .nar,a-.r. Property - -
country SI-h l- TIE 5a..f' aHt economy "'H "i.'
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JACKSON AND Observation-Disclosures settled
at Nashville between the years 1860 and
1900, and began the practice OF the law
Dickinson was already there, following the
same profession. He was a great ducIist,
having killed several in duels and almost
certain to Kill the first fire. His mode of
firing was very uncommon. Instead of rails
ing his pistol from his side to fire at the
word, be would bring it down from above
until he got it to the proper level, and then
fire. All Of the merchants in Nashville had
Dickinson retained in their behalf, and he
being the only lawyer there until Gen raj
Jackson came, no redress could be obtain
ed by the opposite side General jackson
refused to be retained by these merchants
TO the exclusion Of all other parties. The
consequence was that he issued fifty wriis
to the first term of the court at Nashville.
He issued writs against the merchants,
who until then had gone scott free THIS
irritated them. and they, Cbeing dcsirous of
getting Gen jackson out of the way) incit-
eli Dickinson to provoke a duel. He gan
by acting on trials extensively to the Gen
eTal.
He demonstrated with Dickinson and
plainly informed him that he would not sub
NIT to such djsreSpcctiul treatment.
Dickinson persisted ana General Jackson
challenged him. The time and place for the
combat were fixed upon, and the news spread
for miles round. There were at least goo
people on the ground, and bets were made
as If ii were on a horse race.
Dickinson himself bet that ne would Kill
jackson on the first fire. Dickinson fired
first, and his ball hit General JarksOn on
the right pap and pealed his breast. lie
had caHous lump there until the day OF
his death. As soon as the smoke Of Dick
inson's pistol blew away, and he saw Gen
Jackson standing he exclaimed. "Havn't
killed the damned rascal:" Gen. jackson
to Gen. Eaton that until then he meant to
give him his life. bat on hearing these words
he raised his pistol and fired ard killed Dick
inson inStaatly-N \. Utily Ne.rs.
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HAVE 2un acres 81 lard H Bgr-aH County. -pitaN''
ar srazr- which viii -eii or exchange Tor hands in
La SAL. County.
Ih-v- IL. aG acres - land IN Henderson County
IL for sale cheap, or VI. apge 'rr improved land,
m III County. lausii x. TiIOHNE.
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INEII IDR S.I.E.

THE owned hv W.. " sS1r.-- and common
. IS known th. Hog arm cDurairag 3.-1 -sr--
and wing .'s s"gtH ~ nar-.l--. (>E 10 .ni
sec ~ 7 81 r. b I, l. vel Es'-r-l. extending 20
IT,. the northeast Ia. about g.
good ,i--rr a. 'Cr"~ improved. good house barn. .nd
outhuit.r -. arf Oh HUNDRED APPLE TEtE-. Is
years old and ~ the choicest Kind of irit.
Also. a lent Tenant Nrg~-.
The farm j. well al pied FOR both -ToCs and Grain.
II. above vii - sold cheaper. by FAR than
other ~ La sale County. The J. hound -.l
arZ5 JULIUS AVERY. Ottawa, III.
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OTTAWA
CUSTOM MILLS !

HE Subscribers beg TOT INFORM the citizens of Ottawa,
farmers, and the public generally that they hnve
nted up their Mill, hitherto known the Oil Mill,
fTl-'ng MILL by placing in it superior, and ample
mat merry Their arrangements are expressly adapted
TO- and made in view of rendering it a superior
CUSTOM NELL,
Where the farmers have their grinding of every
rlety, done expeditiously and promptly We grind
Wheat, Corn, Rye, and Buckwheat having machinery
adapted 70 each; and the machinery being all new and
under the management of experienced mllers,
confident of being able TO give satisfaction in all cases
/ We invite farmers tn give trial, at least
Citizens of Ottawa respectfully informed that We
are now prepared to furnish them with superior article
of superfne Flour also Buckwheat aud Rye Flour Corn
Meal Fran and other Feeds, all of which will be
promptly delivered in any part Of the City, OF
CHARGE slate will he found at the store of j. G. Nat
tnger whore orders may be left for delivery during the
day.
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OTTAWA
Hide and Leather Store.

la Safe Street, opposite The Court House..
Entrance c. G. Miller's Penn. Store,
NAIIIERE at all times be found general assork.
wv ment of Leather, such Harness. Bride, Collar,
Sole, Upper, Kip, Calf and Belt. Also Deer and Calf
skin string leather at the lowest cash price The hEh
price in cash paid for Hides, Deer Skins Sheep Pes,
SC. NOV al W. Q T. RICHARDSON.
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familp Groceries.
NEW
Family Grocery and Feed Store,

2d Block north Of the Court House, Columbus st.
&" THEOP"ILUS respectfully announces 10 the public
II that he has opened this Store and just received
quantity Hams Cheese, Butter, Flour Fish, Tea, Cof-
fee Sugar Sauces JeIies Preserves Fruits Candies,
&C. every description Of table stores and dehcacles
of the best qualities and owest prices.
Daily supply OF Poultry, Fresh Butter, ana Negetabes
n. B.-Oats and other feed at all times on hand
share Of public patronage is respectfully solcited
OTTAWA, Septernber II. ls5l.
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W all Paper Depot.
s. G Eel z SON.

s. Q EARL z SON,
II 3 T. EIeLp-s Oh .V,.n1. BI.n Street Ottd-e1,
YU.E0fy.
IyAYE inst received their Spring stock, ard have now
spr sale the mos; e.,g loJ OF Paper HanEings,
WludH~ Brar-ry auI Shades offered IN Ottawa
They prepared 70 furnish 80 quantities TO suit
rs~-rS ne latest patterns ~ Satin. Gilt, Wood and Oak
Papers wish matched and common borders. Also Fancy
window shades. Fire Board Prints &C. &c. Their stock
purchased directly The manufacturers, and sold
4 q small advance on FIRST rDst. myl1-tf
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ZGriruItr r a
Hill Sides.

There are few farms If any, on which
there are not :" slopes" which defy the skill
orthe cultivator, and which remain unswar-
ded in despite Of his utmost exertions 10
stock them with grass. This is OWING 10
the tendency Of such places to wash
All the fine particles of the soil are general
II found on examination TO consist mercy
Of coarse sand or gravel without suiicieiil
cobesibiIitv TO furnish medium for tie roots
Of the p!ants. which perish for want oil mos
- Tbe only corrective however, which
= r.ouire,I in such cases Is clay, which Is
,rovfd t7 the following experiment On
The south side of NV farm, there IS sand
,ii,e Of some elevation, extending along the
line some thirty or thirIy-tve rods. had
frequently plowcd, worked, and literally ma
uured this ridge, but without eilectng my
object: the surface Of the slope, from the
ton to its base, remained nearly destitute oil
verdure, and was plowed into u seeming gu
tiers by the spring and autumnal rams AS
4 last resort | commenced cart'ns on h"e
CLAW. which | obtained on the opposite OF
north side of my premises, And "hich was
conveyed 10 the slope without inc ianoE o'
ASCENDING II. Nearly 900 loads were dump
"a down az, the verge Of the descent, and
was then evenly spread and plowed in with
. Iicht furrow. After this, and before har-
rowing. ffty loads more of clay, and twenty
of old compoit. were spread on, and the
whole narrowed in with light seed harrow.
Grass secd-timothy and clover-was then
sowed. and covered with light brush, and
the work finished off with liberal dressing
of plaster This operation was performed
in August. The seed came up vigously,
and by the time cold weather set in the sur,
face presented most beautiful appearance,
being covered with dense and heavy her
bage Of most beautiful green, and sutli
.i.1,Iv strong to arrest the action of water
upon the soil. Since that, the sand sioPe
has never washed, and is now one of the
most productive portions ofmy farm. Plas-
ter and phosphate of lime are the only ma
uures :hat have been used since laying il
down. This is the only way in which such
lands can be successfully managed. Clay is
the only alternative that will suffice.
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=. -,
u'' "''' XIV an 'I'' OIL '"e
. White Lc0d oE Zinc Paint
Pure White Lead in oil,
I do do fry
French Zinc Paint, IN oil.
do do dry.
American do
silver White
Fl.kr Whit.
Chra5ouitz White
China White.
Punt OiIs. De
Iipse.d
Boiled,
Nut
Turne,,iz.
I5ry1isH.s.
Coach. Elastic.
40 Picture
| d. n
FURNITURE 70
uo no =
Delilhi,
n a'
White Copal,
Nastic
I..,ie-
Iyaon p1;., o,.,,,,J
PAR. Green Fvtr.
FmeraId Gr.en
Cbrn,,.. Green No
ITu.rf,l
parr,a,.r,
GresD pgfgf d,,
p,ris Gre-r go.
IA 10 I
Chrome Green 10 u
-
81, -
T..r'ii
yslIolr pg,1, C,o,,nd
chou. y..,lovy
49, o. ri,r,rrrg,
do an,srir . 80
+ C,,-.ortr.
- 49,.
So. W..
Caii-nirIa Y.fIcv
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lots for sale.
THE undersigned have for sale the following lots which
i they offer at low rates, on time. viz:
Giogei'S addition to Ottdlrd.
Lots l, Q and 3, block I.
Lots 3. 4. ;, :. 8 and ~, block 9.
Lots 3, 10, =, 9 and II. block 4.
Lots l, 9, 3, 1, and 6, block g.
Lots /, ., g and ;, block q.
Lots |, s, ;, and Q, block s.
Lots 2, I and 10. block .
Lots l, .. 3, and >, block II.
Lots !, ., 3, T. 3 &. Z and :, block l3.
Lots 10. IL and 10 block 10.
Lott ., ., Il and lG block IG.
Lots !, 2, g. 4, >, g. and 3. block IS.
Norris A5fits0a.
Lots and 6, block >.
Ottdlrd Gin.
Lots 2, 4,5, C. and 5, in the subdivision of lot =
Lots and 5 O
Lots l, 2, s. and 10, 49,
TRUE WATERMAN,
julie once in Bank OF Ott0,ra
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St{lprS..sS.

ordinance, authorizing the Mayor of the CITY of
~ Ottawa TO borrow the of twelve thousand dol
lars, to be expended in erecting and furnishing school
house has beea passed by the City Council approved
by the voters Of the City at election held that pur-
POSE which sum is TO be secured by bonds OF the City
i've hundred dollars each payable ten after date,
with interest at the rate Of ten per cent? payable
ally.
Now therefore, I, GEORGE p. WALKER, Mayor Of said
City, hereby notice that ready office,
Ottawa, 10 receive subscriptions to said loan by the
dinance IL = provided that there shall be annually
apart the treasurer, to be used for other purpose
out Of the first money received into the treasury suf
csnt To pay said interest.
good opportunity IL here afforded to make safe in
vesnieHt where the interest will be promptly paid annu
ally. Those who wish to subscribe will please do so i'm
edately, il Is desirable that the building shoud be
erected during the coming summer
myz5 G.E. WALKER MfUor
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Real estate.
Tor safe

For safe.
THE SEA of Sec II, Town 32 North OF Range s. lying
i in Brookfied Township. For further en-
quire of DANIEL e. O'KANE CHARLES GirLES OTTAWA
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Real estate.
IUCuAN SANGER,

IIILIN OIS La u AItN = 4.
Lands bought and sold on Commission Taxes paid,
Abstracts Title furnished, Collections made Invest
\ uients made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa August 5, ls3'-
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II ANING purchased the cutr. stock of Drugs Medi-
ciD-s U.. Paints, &c, formerly owned by Hunter
THuUb--, would say 20 his friends and the public es
Morally. that De viii continue the drI: business at the
Oh stand. on La sale st door. north OF VI. II.
Swift'- Law Office, where he viii be happy to acCommo
d.ts all thrs- who favor him viii! = call. All per-
wishing obtain -Te article in the drug line.
vii always be to fud it ~ MCAErHURs, as he in
tends keep other kind. lie would invite the
Of the ladies particular his stock Of Perfurae
~ which ! tho best and extensive offered in
Ottawa, varying in price and quality suit purchasers
He IA. also large and beautiful assortment of Lamps
Lanterns. Chandeliers Of all sizes, from twenty five
up fifty doliars each
Also. Hat Tooth, Pail Cloth. and Paint Brushes. Of
all descriptions besides Soaps. Shaving Creams Poma
tu;ns, Hair oil, Combs. Pens Ink, Paper, Envelopes
and host OF fancy articles. numerous meniion-
He will keep constantly hand sash and Glass Of AL
sizes glazed ready for At manufacturers prices.
DR.. NcARrHCK will continue the practice Of medicine
A. heretofore, and may always be found his Sssse,
when not absent on professional business. feb2
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For safe.
n liberal ierrl-, tie following isnGs and

" : Z 7. = II. y
r. wv &c. 81 r. %. IS.
Me- sec. -, r a. X. ;.
Lot 81, ottawa City.
- Lots in The states Addition 70 Ottawa.
2 Lots in Ottawa Centre
~. 3i. :, and lots in subdivision of part Of
tie Nj. sec 2, + ., X. 8.
This properly nveripaFs the CIV the most de-
srahle ap valuable property in OTTAWA residence
AFRO. l. = az. acre lots e1-t Of Geo. W. Bassetts
n-...r, re.lor~e and about So lots Ra--ett- Addition
OTTAWA dpiniuy and morn OF Chamqiin isnbtrys
Addition These lot viii be 61 by 100 feet Any Of the
abov. property will Zee sold years line, II desired,
with interest only payable annually Mt ten per "Tn
mylS GEO. :. FISHER.
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Country Residence and Farm for Sale.
TIE subscriber will sell his residence two miles
below Ottawa, the Illinois river. with from sixty to
one hundred and fifty OF land purchasers may
desire.
The place has a commodiou, House, good Barn, Corn
Cribs, &c, young Orchard about eighty acres under
tho pow, and is every very desirable location 1t
all seasons easily accessible from excel
lent road, and can readily be divided make two or
very pleasant residences
Also for SALE ~ OF Land the River being
all Of Section /. that lies South of the Illinois River
Apply TO d. +. Cameron at Glover Cooks Office, or
L. =. Sanger, Ottawa. (sep29l
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La Sale Street Drug Store.

IIAsTEEY MADE Doors, sash. and Blinds, for sale BY
A. irIi- :. {. EARL { son.
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PAsNTS, O;a.-. 81 VARNESHES,

81 VARNESHEs,
Bljnds, Paper Hang
'ushes. Pencils, de-,
les. To name all the articles
much space, but the following
nature Of their stock.
ivory,
Lamp black assorted papers,
Black Lead,
Black, ground.
Painter's Materials.
Glaciers Diamobds
do Points,
Putty Knives,
Paint Mills,
Steel Granting Cogbs,
Sand Paper,
smalts Fine, Blue,
do Maroon,
do Green,
DO Black,
FrOsting, White and Colored.
Pumicestone, ground,
do lump,
Patent Dryers,
Zinc Dryers,
Li,taTge,
Whiting,
White Chalk,
Red do
Gum shellac,
Extra Fine Sponge,
Fur do
Carriage do
ChainOis Skins,
Patty,
do in bladder, or tins,
Japanned Tins, for Signs.
bOEd LeaE, BrOnzes, fs.
EXtra-deep GOldLeaf,
Silver Leaf.
Bronze Gold,
do Crimson,
GihSs.
White Bounet Glue,
American Glue, No. I,
S4Hdriss.
Bath BT!ck,
, British Lustre,
Blacking, large size,
90 small SIZE,
hottoh-tone,
h'7iH.
H
NT"ys, Dyes, DC.
Alum,
b'raH' rehned,
S"if Wool ground,
tAlTatt L"sWood,
lHHigp,
s saS.I Lead
S'HhHS'.
: alIi' bI eslss, as.or:eo
T. " h'itN ash brushes,
ar ilL.h irIshes,
ash FOOLS
r A.ii.eIs DastSI
$3.50. Du''ss
go 2 brushes,
s-'uD 90
sho| brushes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-07
43BiDistrIfo7's Not;ce

Ii persons having claims against the estate Of John
"A HaElcy, decd, requested present the sam,
for adjustment before the County Court OF La Sale Coun
ty Illinois, a; a be holden at Ottawa on the 81
Monday III December, 1851. All persons who fail 10 pre
sent their claims at the term here specified will be re-
qGired TO prove the 70 now required by law
October IL, 1-5I-Gw HENORA HANLEY, Adsn'r