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The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
North Western Home Journal Office,


Messrs Seth w. Fowlc & Co., Boston :-Gentlemen -
Yoor ORIGINATED BITTERS should be better known
in the Western country for have amongus thousands
wac are suffering from Dyspepsia / feel that am in
&sbtcd your Bters for my recovery from this awful
scase. My habits al this time Sc 'entary and my
complaint aggravated by too close confinement. l
dapaired of relief and considered myselfa hopeless dys
pcp.ic Iconcud-d to try the Oxcenacd Brters, and
wise conclusion proved to be have taken in all four
bottles, and an cured Although rather a small man.
present weight Is $50 pounds. Your Bitters need
only be kn to havea very extensive sale N this
section Of tho county.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
RespcciiuIIy. &c.
J b NEBWIN, Rditor Journal.

Sold BY HENRY JOHNSON & 20. Wholesale Drug
st 40 Washington street San Francisco, Sole Agents
t,- the Pacific coast
Agent in Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
EarIV CODieS.

The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pub
fishers gives additional value these Reprints nasmuch
they be placed in the hands of subscribers
about S $ the originaledtons.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
l.. SCOTT & CO.'S
REPRINT OF THE
Il skATESEa EBEODECAES.
The Farmers Guide.

Great Reduction in Price oflatter Publication
T SCOTT CO., NEW YORK, continue to pnb
IL. fsh the following British Periodicals, viz
l. The London Quarterly
(Conservative)
2. The Edinburgh Review (Whig)
3. The North British Review
(Free Church.)
4. The Westminster Review
Uiberal.)
5. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.

Three bottles of Hostetter Vegetable Stomach Bitters
willcure the Dyspepsia one bottle will create appe
tite force off the impure bile purify the blood and nv
the system two bottles viii the worst form
of Liver Complaint bottle will dssipate that weak
the pit of the stomach give color to the
nance mpart and strength the system, and lend
cheerfulness to the mind. Every family should have
Hostetters celebrated Stomach Bers No article is
peculiarly adapted to the depressing effects of eli
mate Sold by Druggists Hotels and first class saloons
throughout California and Oregon.
CAUTIoN-Buvers are particularly requested to be-
ware spurious article manufactured and
be ostetters Bitters, which all who sell the
genuine article detect tits never sold by the gal
lon but in square bottles containing afullquart with the
cork covered with metallic cap, and name cap and
bottle, with directions for
DR. JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park & White
General Agents. San Francisco. aprill0
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Broad and Small S,cord
Terms Invariably in Advane
Dissolution.

TNHE partnership which has existed for the past thirty
days only between the undersigned this day dis
solved by mutual consent All persons having claims
against the firm those Indebted to the firm will pre-
sent the to F f. Bailey, for payment
Nevada, Nov. IL, 1857. JOHN LARK.
+. E. BAILEY,
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
ROBERT JOSEPH,

ROBERT JOSEPH,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
Gold Pens, Clocks Watch Materials, Tools, Glasses. &s
III WASHINGTON STREET,
Between Montgomery and Kearney, (up stairs
SAN FRANCISCO.
HAVE just received direct from the manufacturers
large Of goods of the latest styles and pat
terms in the above line.
have constantly hand and am in regular receipt Of
full and complete assortments Of goods adapted to the
California trade To the trade and dealers in the nteri
would say, your orders will receive prompt and
careful attention. Please give me a call
ROBERT JOSEPH
n. B. No business connection with J. S. Joseph
Sent '57-3m
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For Sasc atag gsarcaIn!
Wanted.

DEAVER CASTORS, for which fair prices will be
ID paid by NJ. ROSENSTOCK.
65 Californiast. ront, San Francisco
Nevada, Oct 30 ls57-2y
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

Broad Street, Nevada. Next door Hotel dc Paris.
NJ. CHAUVEL,
DROFESSOR OF FENCING, has the honor to an.
to the citizens of Nevada and the surround
ing towns that he has opened his new gymnasium to
which he has added
Broad and Small S,cord Class
He has also completed a Garden with ArGors, TO
which his friends retiie feats
and enjoy the luxury of an Iced Drink or Cream.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
For Sale or to Let.
FOR SALE.

New and Elegant House, situated squares west
n of Broad street. just above Monroe's house. The
situation of the House is equal insurance against
fire, and yet is almost in the heart of the 1t is
lastered and finished nearly throughout 1t 36x2
eet with five the first floor, and upstairs
and has large lot good ground large enough for
orchard and garden will be sold for cash only. En-
quire on the premises noy6-3w
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

Cold, Warm, Shower and Sulphur Baths,
II Bath Tickets cGn be had tor SIS.
vTNE undersigned would respe ctfuy announce to the
citizens cf Nevada and vicinity that he has fitted up
Bathing Saloon Broad street. directly opposite the
National Exchange The rooms are conveniently sr.
ranged and furnished with every thing to tho
comfort of customers. E5s Private Rooms for Ladies
yj2it Il. VI. CApY, Prvprierr
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
GENTLE FEE u

Agent-Dr JOHN LhRE, Nevada city. janl6
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
JOHN LARK. i.
NATIONAL GYMNASIUM

Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
% Main street, Nevada.
Nevada, April 18th, 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
EnfaiEibIe remedy on the Earth
This Great Remedyis purely Vegetable

ID. BABCOCK Wholesale Druggist
no - DAVIS street between Clay and Washington
SAM Fra
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

We therefore axe great pleasure il feiu1abIe
form tte people af C7togndEHat tee 35os- rtrqc-Gra~
r. htagsit9H has taken ala-l i4 ae PRICE or LODG-
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25


Genera Agent for Pacific Coast Oregon sandwichI.'d.
California and the Atlantic States
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

C.s-TaH PAIST-From GGligaaHis Nes-
s>noer. as quoted in the Franklin Institute,
we learn that discovery, which is likely to
be of great advantage to agriculture, has
been reported to the Agricultural Society at
Claremont, France A gardener, whose
frames and hot house required painting, de-
cided to make them BLACK, as likely TO at
tract the heat better, and from a principle Of
economy he made use of gas tar, instead of
black paint The work was performed du-
ring the winter, ard on the approach Of
spring, the gardener was surprised to find
that all the spiders and insects which usual
" infested the place had disappeared, and
also that vine. which for the last two years
had so fallen off that he had intended to re-
place it for another, had acquired fresh force
and vigor, and gave every sign of producing
a large crop of grapes. He afterward used
the same substance to the posts and tre!lis
work which supported the tiers in the open
air, and met with the same results. All the
caterp;lIars and other insects completely dis
appeared. 1t is said that similar expert
ments have been made in some Of the vine
yards in the Gironde, with similar results.
We commend these facts to American hOrti
culturists, as equally applicable to other
crowths than that OF the vine.
Gas tar may be obtained OF any gas lactC-
ry in all the cities, AT 4 moderate price, and
is well worth the cost for these purposes
But ,re ike live birds best, Notwithstanding
they "pick cherries"
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
1arifnl tur al
C,ow Your Own Garden seeds.

Every one can do this to greater or less
extent. What has been done may certainly
be done again. We presume that every
neighbcrhood affords an instanes-or more
than one-of farmers or farmers wives who
are quite exemplary in this way. In the
fall they select an save some specially good
specimens of their beets, carrots, tu!nipS,
parSnips, cstbagcs, satisfy, etc, and set
them out in the spring in fine rich spot,
apart from any other plant which they
might hybr;dizc, and thus provide Tor seed
of q superior quality, more reliable by lar
than the fresh garden seeds kept over from
wear to year by some seed peddlers and
dealers. These good managers save some
OF the seed, also, OF all the other plants
which they grow in their gardens; and
some of them adopt the the very convenient
and not very expensive mode of keeping
each separate Kind in tin box, the boxes
varying in size from that Of pill box to
that of the largest size used for putting up
tobacco. Empty bottles, especially quiniEe
bottles, as we'll as empty boxes Of various
kinds, may be picked up and had for a trifie
at almost any grocery store. Any thing oil
this kind is much more convenient than
paper, in which to put seeds for preseEva-
ton.
We have named this subject at present,
that those who have roots or cabbage stumps
NAV use them, and thus make beginning
in an excellent practice.-CountTy Geht-
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

THrKuoGRaPaY-This beautiful art in
wolves the taking of impressions from wood
in perfect imitation. The wood is exposed
for few minutes to the cod evaporation Of
hydrochloric or sulphuric acid, and this acid
is then well wiped of from the surface.
Anerward it is laid upon a piece Of calico
or paper, or common wood, and by stroke
of the press an impression is taken, which
i quite invisible; but by exposing this i'm
preston Immediately after 10 the action OF
a strong heat most perfect and beautiful
representation Of the printing wood instan-
taneously appears. In the same way, with
the same plate Of wood, without any other
acid preparation, number Of impressions,
about tw nty or more may be tsken. All
these impressions show general wood-like
tint. most natural for light colored woods
such as oak. walnut, maple, etc. but for
other woods that have a peculiar color. such
as mahogany, rosewood, etc, the impression
must be taken, Il true imitation be requir-
cd, on stuff dyed Of the light color of the
wood.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

MODERN ELoqrExcE.-A correspondent Of
the Boston Courier gives the following ex-
tract of 4 sermon recently delivered by a
Porfessor at Harvard University, and asks If
students arc safe when exposed TO such Ian
guage:
Viewing the subject from the esoteric
standpoint of Christian exeg"tical analysis,
and agglutinating the polsynthetical ecto-
blasts of homogeneous asceticism, we pre-
ceive at once the absolute individuality Of
this entity; while from the tother stand
point of incredulous synthesie, which char
acterize the Xenocratic hierarchy of the
Jews, we are constantly impressed with the
precisely antiperistafc quality thereof"
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
lvuFsi WliH gFHflfHIe ND reE7IE,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or sHFinrvILLE.

C0nspaptfrcs Do not despair III yoa have tri,d
Ayers CHERRY FlcTuEAL l. j. made ~ q TIE hcst
medical chemists in the world, and its cures an round
hespeak The high merits % is virtues ,liu
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

The e1Htharis cinerea, or potato fly, has
reached us, and is committing its ravages, to
some extent, on potato patches. DR.. Uard
showed us a lot he collected this morning,
for the purpose of making blisters with
them, for which purpose they answer every
whit as well as the famous Spanish fly
They are procured By shaking them from
the potato vines into pan Of hot water, and
used precisely as the Spanish fly is used
VI. DIS, up and at 'cu. If people must be
hlistered, they will derive some comfort from
the thought that they suffer constitutionally,
under the infiction of an Indigenous insect.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
For Sale.

W l2G acres NWii Sec. 3O T. 81 H. D.
Ell NN= Sec. 81, I. 32, X. ).
NEt Sec. 22, T. "a, Il. 5.
Lot 81, Ottawa City.
AZ Lots in the States Addition to Ottawa.
3 Lots In Ottawa Centre.
29 So 5, and acre lots in subdivision Of part OF
the NEii Sec g. 7. 80, Il. g.
This property overOoks the City, and is the most de-
srable and valuable property in Ottawa for residence.
Also, !, 2, and lots east OF Geo. W. Eassets
present residence, and about 81 lots in Base;ts Addition
TO Ottawa adjoining and north Of Champlin ianburys
Addition. These lots viii BE- 90 BY 100 feet. Any Of tie
above property will be sold years time il desired,
with interest only payable annually at ten per
myl6 GEO s. FISHER.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

To CLEaSsE FEATHER BEDs.-RUb them
over with stiff brush, dipped in hot soap
stds. When clean, lay them on shed, or
any other clean place, where the rain will
fall OF them. When thoroughly soaked, let
them dry in hot sun for SIX or seven sue
cessive days shaking them up well, and
turning them over each day. They should
be covered over with thick cloth during
the night If exposed to the night air they
viii become damp, and mildewei.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
PATENT MEDICINES.


u EEPS constantly hand, at his Drug and Book
IA store, almost an OF the Patent Medicines of any
worth, amongst vtsh the following:
cough Reu3edtes. iGuysot's TX. Yellow Dock
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

COMFORT FOR THE BIC NosEs.-Mr Stein
metz, an English writer, vino no doubt is
possessed of an enormous protoscis, has the
audicity to say:
= 1.-The larger surface of the mucous mem
brane Of the nose, the great activity of the
intellect. or the anterior lobe Of the brain;
and without a well developed nasal organ,
there never was well developed intellect
The nose of genius in every age has been
conspicuous, in every sphere of its numer-
Gus manifestations"
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
La Sale Street Drug Store,
Il. u. EFc4GETFsgl

,y-r,-- - - = = -. = = - n =, ..
c-gs, OIs, Paints. &c. formerly owned by Hunter
Toou5e would say TO hi- friends and the public &c
morally, that De viii continue the drug business the
oil stand, on La Sale st., tEo door- north OF NJ H.
S~ii;s law Office. where lie Vii! be happy accomuo-
Gate al those who may favor him wth call. All per-
sons vl-h-rto obtain pure article in the drug lue
vl alEays be slrc 90 find Il az NcAHTuUR's, he in
tends 70 keep other kai. He wcuid invite the atten-
ton Of tAe ladies IL particular TO his stock OF Perfume
~, which Is tie best and most extensive offered in
Ottawa. varying To price and quality suit purchasers
lie has also large and beautiful assortment oi Lamps
Lanterns. Chandeliers Of al sizes, from twenty five
cents ur G'iy dollars each
Also, HIT, Tooth. Pan. Cloth. and Paint brushes. Of
al descriptions besides Soaps. Shaving creams Poma-
tu-s, Hal. Od. Combs Pens, lux, Paper, Envelopes,
and host or fancy articles, too numerous IueuiiOn
II, all keep constantly oI hand sash and Glass, Of all
sizes glazed ready for at manufacturers prices
Dr. hCNETECR VIII continue the practice Of medicine
heretofore, and may always be found his Store,
when not absent professional business. feb3
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

How To DESTROY TIE Rose WoRN.-The
following described preparation is said to lie
an unfailing stroycr Of that species of
worm which ruin so many beautiful rose
bushes =" One pound of pure saltpetre
and one ard one half pounds OF whale ol
soap, dissolved in six gallons of water, mix
them well and sprinkle the rosebushes with
a syringe in the morning or evening, under
and over the foliage"
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

PROFITS on TooTHwASHISG.-The Ameri-
can Agriculturist, having analyzed one of
the popular toothwashes, says it is composed
of water, slightly tinctured with muriatic
acid, and a barrel of it would cost about 10
cents The cost of the vials and filling is l I
cents each. IL if sold at % cents per vial.
\ reasonable profit certainly.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

'TALKIyG CASARY BIED.-N-. Henry T.
Holmes, grocery proprietor at the corner of
River and Division streets, is the owner Of
an English canary bird which speaks words
plain as parrot. Such an instance sell
dom it ever occurred, talking canary
bird. bu; such is the case as the incredulOus
if they will call will find it.--Tr0y WhiJ.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
@ uit Drink ing Poisonous liquors !!
Patent Improved process for ny king
ali Kinds Of Liquors and Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, by the use Of
IACOIrP'S TSSE[TJ OTIS

II HFSE OILS ob.aised by Dstillaton the Chemi-
cal Laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, Of Pierre La
cour, author Of LaCour's Chemical Analysis, Lacours
Chemical hanipuations Lacour the Manufacture OF
Liquors, &C.
Purchasers are particularly requested TO return tho
TASKS and obtain their money if te oil does not give
perfect satisfaction.
LACoUR's OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spiri. to
superior imitation Of Imported Brandics, viz otard,
slzerac. Maret Cognac, Ponitney, Seignette United
Vineyard Propretors, Caston and London Dock Bran
dies. These liquors viii have full fruy Favor and
bsautifui sparkling color. Common Rectifed Whisky
will be changed by the Of the 0l-of Cognac New
York Brsldy, Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognas
LACoUn's OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky to
Monongahela Rye whskey, Old Virginia Malt WhisEey,
OIL OF CEDEAT changes common Rectifed whiskey
to Old Irish Malt Whiskey, and superior article OF
OIL OF PEACH changes common whiskey to Virginia
convert Common Whiskey Apple Brandy
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest whiskey to Holland
Gin, schedam schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, English
LACoUR's CONCENTRATED ACID will, in five hours
after being mixed change five gallons Of good Vinegar
and twenty-five gallons of thirty gallons
most acid Vinegar that can be found in the market BY
the of Lacours Concentrated Acid, vinegar be
FOR MAKING LIQUORS. Lacour's Oils require no
preparationoniy pour he oil into the whssey and shake
aroma, full, rich, oily taste beautiful transparent
color and fine bead. Lscours oils three distinct
properties in converting common whisksy to brandy,
gin, &c. The first property combines with and subsidies
in the form of nocuent particles the whole of the grain
oil, tAfStic AcoioID Inc viskey Is thus deprived OF
that peculiar irritating and burning and becomes
neutral spirit the second property consists in oily
muciaginous taste impaired to the liquor which renders
il mellow, and rnpars an appearance Of great age the
third property exhibited in the rch vnous nutty odor
that is impaired to the liquor which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils are put up in quart TASKS each flask
ains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons
quor Full and comprehensive directions accompany the
bottles Price, 81 per bottle.
For sale at the OF st. Charles and oydra
streets
bottle of thes. oils five number will be secure
ly packed and shipped, with bill of lading any part
of the country the receipt of $0 TO the address
of 7. LAC0UR, New Orleans.
Purchasers requested, guarantee Of good
faith to furnish the name OF any house in New Or
leans and will ship them package of the Oils. II
they do perform all that is claimed for them they
will nothing. jan17
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

Jimmy, are your folks all well?' 81 Yes
ma'am, all but Sally Ann" WHAT'S the
matter with hert" ''OlI. nothin' particular
only she had the hoopin' cough once, and
she amt never got over it. The cough amt
any account nov, but she has the hoop des-
PeFote
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

Y DVFfIsI'H 10 fIVV.
INNQtIRE at the Millinery Store, Ia Sale St
II north of kus>e!Ps Furniture Depot. myl6
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants.

Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants.
"A COMPLETE assortment of the Oils necessary for
IA making and favoring every variety of liquor, and
directions for making Cider without Apples and for
verting the Cider to all kinds of white and red Wines
Champagne &c, and package of the articles used for
giving artificial strength liquors. converting 20 GAL
Ions of Whskey to 100 gaons and article
sary to commence liquor store will be furnished for
S. Also all the information TO conduct such
establishment thus enabling the beginner to sue
cessllly compete with the oldest liquor dealers Al
dress through the Post Office. , o,
Locony,s Concentrated .fcid for making '"tegdr, 70
~, ,L,,ih, az - !, orfcr jan17
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
EOIs FOR SHiC.


TEiE undersigned have FOR sale Tie following lots A
/ they oter al low rates. On time. VIZ:
Gi0ref's addition 70 OtsF,rd.
Lots !, AMI 3, block /.
Lots 3, 1. >, :. Q and l., block g.
Lots s, i5, :, . and Il, hlo-s t.
Lots /, :, s, J. and 6, block ).
Lots !, 2, ,, and 3 block 6
Lots ], 4, >. and .. block :
Lots ., and 10, block 9.
Lots !, :, s. and >, block II.
Lots l. ., 3. !. ,, 6. and :. block Is.
Lots g. 10, II and j.. block -.
Lots >, ., II aud 10. block Is.
Lots I, 2, 3, !, >, c. : and .. block IS.
A0rris -ie'2sl.Of.
Lots : and g. bi0ca >.
OtfT3rr Ct.r
Lots and Q
Lots J, 2 3, 8 and 10, 10
TRUE K WATERMAN,
iuIIe O5fre a. Elnt oT Dfir,ca.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
" Hcrcas.

1 ordinance Authorizing rle Mayor Of the City ot
= Ottawa 20 borrow tie sum oi twelve thousand dol
.r- % b. expended Is erecting aud furnishing school
a- has bees passed by the City Council and approved
' voters Of the cay election held for tia' pay
rose which g Is 30 BE- secured - "9El, ci tie Cry or
L.. LGalrtI dollars Do, rg able ten years af-er lt--,
v-h Interest ~ tle ra'- %: t-- p- c-t, payable a--
a-y.
Na-- therefore I C..-TE !. W,LEFR. Mayor of said
q E lc-eiy give -0tira i'-t ready ny Office. in
Otf4Ea. 90 receive -Ep..ors sad loan By ;ia
Laanre +. provided that there shall b. annually
apr t te treasurer. pc used for other purpose.
~ tn frst money received il,J she treasury,
c!eus -EHl 20 p7y ssri interest.
\ good aFToTtuli.y Is here fg-iel q make SAFE in
v-tleu- viaT- tie interest vii . promptly paid
d. Tt' Who "a 20 81. cTta- win please 10 50 i'm
r-.itev - de,rl'.r t4; tie building should be-
r-g-- during tae comm summer.
uy-s g. ?. WALLER, N'yor,
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
81 Is Invented.

S1sIlF very thing thq: farmers have long wantei-a sE
4 PARATTNG CORN SHELLEE, with one horse pow
er which superior yiLiug of the kind use, FOR
ucat1ess. durability. perfection Of is work. and its
-etilr--. % farmers !E general Tie whole machine
weighs - aud ! parie - she'ug and prep airing
for u-rket or milling. 49, bushels Peg hour. under f4yoTa-
be crrz1---r--=- Tie power nay he used '5- various
other purposes. Tor sale by iANIEY DOW.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

Weak doses of washboard are now recon-
IneHaed by physicians, for ladies who COM
p'aiu # dyspepsia. Young men troubled
in tie same way, can be cured By strong
preparation of wJodsaw.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

" mad stone vas recently sold in Platte
Co, Mo-, for $500 The Linn Co. Oowo)
Register says there Is one at Paris, in that
county, which has proved efiicacious in sew
eral cases.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
Eraal advertisements.

Estate Of James Il. Wilson, decd.
Office is hereby gven to all persons having claims
against the estate of James r. Wilson, decd that
attend term of the County Court of La Sale Conn
ty be held at Ottawa in said County of La Sale ard
State Of Illinois, the Sd Monday of September next
when and where all persons having claims against said
tate are notified present the in writing said
Court for adjustment. Tjuiisl JOHN RYAN, 1dn''r.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25

ladies' and Misses Caters of all kinds, and Child
rens Shoes of every description cheaper than ever
y. B.-Every article sold at warranted to
give entire satisfaction
We employ larger number of workmen, and manu-
aturc better class OF work than any other establish
in the State.
Orders solicited and promptly filed. Repairing done
with neatncss and despatch.
Leather of all kinds shoe findings and shoe makers
tools constantly hand and for sale than Chlca
go prices. Country dealers viii do well TO call.
Sewing Machines for sale. VI. II PRESCOTT 4 Co,
Jull1 Nam Street, a Ts5C doors east or TIE p o.
The Ottawa free trader., 1857-07-25
.1-GWs EMERY sTAyFORD, Id0,'r.
Estate of Charles Bgrk dec'd.

u oTICE is hereby given TO ai persons having claims
against the estate OF Charles Burk deceased, that
will attend of the county court Of Il, Sale county
TO he held at Ottawa in said county of La Sale and state
OF Illinois, on the 81 Monday of September next, when
and where all persons having claims against said estate
are notified to present the in writing TO said court
for adjustment.
jun2.-Gg* GEORGE BARBER Admir-