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FNU Goods! FaU Goods

D.. P SEA MIA N q GO .
&t IL and IL Chartres street, ri
Have just opened complete assortment Of GOODS FOR
THE FALL TRADE, comprising everything that has
appeared in the markets of Paris and New York amongst
which are sfS -=@ : 7ftsl q < .aA -
COLORED DRESS sfLKS-Cannele and Lance Erlumne
Plaid Chine Side Striped Figured, Broche and Plain
SILK ROBEs--a yoants, Qnles, Leze and Bayadere.
BLACK AND Col. ORED MORE ANTIQUE.
svALEEcIAs, sH4ILIEs, CAsHMEREs, MUSLIN DE
l. LANES and FRENCH oALICos-in pieces and in Robes
CLOTH, SILK, VELVET AND PLUSH TALMAS AND
CLoAKs.
CHENILLE, PLUSH and EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
r sHAWLS aud sCARFS. s7 5g.s- sg &s,5st
EMBROIDERIES and LACES t+s
T. ALSO -.
select assortment MILLINERY, RIBBONS and FLOW
ERs.
a large invoice of the LATEST STYLES OF TRIMMINGS.
Just received-TwO CASES OF SILKS Is cents and 81
per ward se2S 2p3t
Hasper's Weekly.
Complete sets Of this valuable Family Paper from No. to
present time now be furnished by ~
~ GEO. ELLIS, .aa5
- Bookseller, Newspaper and Periodical Dealer,
SECS 2p2t 20 Commercial Place.
yNelu Goods.
We have store just received by late arrivals from
Europe and the North very large Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Of the NEWEST STYLE. which have selected by
selves, and will be sold at Low PRICES. .u.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
se2S 2p6t Is Chartres street.
To Cotton Brokers 5 W'etghers.
Just receiving, fresh supply of SUPERIOR sAMPLING
PAPERS,. Also
Constantly hand assortment of ACCOUNT SALES
ACCOUNTS CURRENT PAPERS
J. B. STEEL,
Bookseller and Statoner,
se2s 2p3t -,,..-ss--..,-. GU Camp street..
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Wal Paper! Wall Paper!

BAUMBACH & EVERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EALERsIN
French and American Paper Hangings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Post Office
Particular paid their line. au25 2ply
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The Eastern Clarion,

MIsS.,
S. X. ADAMS. ..EDITOh.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of any Country Newspaper in the South is respectfully
offered as an advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
cans.
Orders advertising left at the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
be punctualy attended to,
nSFRANK A. BARTLETT. agent for New Orleans. d1 2p
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- MID, sNe we're pleased to meet yesterday
clpt ieak Who has Just returned from west
III ia northern visit Of some two months duration
The Captain looks we'll and as though there were =
thoass1d iklI and winter campaigns yet IN him.
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W'ats0s.'s $40 Se,ci,,g Machine.

The undersigned having received instructions from the
ufacturers Messrs ROBBINS co. Baltimore transmit
these celebrated and economical Machines respect
fully invites citizens and planters generally to call at his office
and examine samples of Machines and Sewing.
G. A. MILTENBERGER, RI
sel9 2plm l0l Grsvier street
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souther,. Furniture EV'arerooms

Southern Furniture W'UrerOO1sts
CHARLES A. STEW ART,
At Nos. Ill and 173 Canal street, Ne1c Orleans.
Has Just the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHoG ANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in ad
dion to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
smprsng EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing nything in his line will find to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
se2S 2p6t<W III and 173 Canal street.
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j. LeUOiS y Co.
Have just received part of their FALL GOODs-comprisng
FRENCH CALICOES-New Styles.
FRENCH PERCALE TAFFETAS.
RICH CASHMERE ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
gDROGUET EUGENIE.
a2 Do |r- 4POPLINS-Grisaille.
POPLINS-Colibri and Ottoman.
POPLINS-Chine and Plaid. al
PoPLINS-Japanese and Bee Hive.
5.r MUSLINS DE CHINE-New Styles.
RICH SILK AND GAUzE MUSLINS.
.fr POLL DE CuEVRE-Flounced plain.
SILK TISSUE ROBES.
RICH FI.OUNCED AND PLAIN BAREGE ROBES.
REAL BLACK CASHMERE yards wide,
Superior article for Shawls)
Hacks Reps, Turkish and Tartan SHAWLS.
New invoice of superior ENGLISH HOSIERY.
Selling of AT COST 10 close entire stock of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLANNELS.
MADAPoLLAM AND ENGLISH COTTON.
nnet
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Notice.

VFOttCe.
Families who propose Papeng their houses this season.
respectfully invited call and examine the Sample Room Of
the undersigned where may be OAK, MARBLE STONE
GOLD VELVET and PLAIN PAPERS, put mp in Decora-
ton, Fresco and other styles, by b H. BEACHBARD.
F. NEWHALL,
No. GO Canal street, Old Levee,
yl0 2pSm up stairs.
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GEO. W. THRIFT. A.
y. Thrift. ODDS s Co.,

GEO. W. THRIFT. A. G. oLDs.
-. Thrift, OIds $ Co.,
COMMIS SION NJ E A L ),
No. III Commerce ST., Mobile. Ala
Particular attention paid to the sale of all kinds Of WEST
ERN PRODUCE such Flour, Bacon, WHISKY ferk Laes
Oil, Grain of all kinds, Hay, ETC., etc.
i -REFERs
Messrs Poneroy Marshall Goode Ulrick, Chamberlain
Co Mobile Ala; C. W. Newen& Co., Carroll PritehaId
Co. Henderson Peae New Orleans La John swaseJ Co..
Gardner Phpps Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Thrift, Odds s Co.,
AGENTS FOR G. W. NEW TON CO.
Regular Line of Packet Schooners,
Dc 2ptf FROM NEW oRLEANs 70 a.oo-LH.
NdcCHEsNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA
Ltl CHIMES, be had by applying at the once OF me
Manufacturers who Sole Popeors of the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana.
Hs oFFICE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans
e>The Rights for Mississippi Arkansas, Texas Florida
and California; Parish Rights in this State for sale on o
| ersl terms Apply as above. mys 9pH
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To Cotton, Sugar and Grain
WEIGH Frs.
Just and for SALE assortmen. of approved
patterns of COTTON, SUGAR and GRAIN WEIGHING
BOOKS.
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer,
se2s 2p3t No. 60 Camp street.
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SsD0ss y Co.'S Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME

The following Scheme will be drawn by S.SWAN CO.,
Managers of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of
Georgia. in each Of their Lotteries M October, 1857, at
AUGUSTA Georgia. to which city they removed theis
principal Office to be drawn in public, asfollows
Glass 66 will drawn SATURDAY, October g. 1881.
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Oh CoNsTABLEs,

TUESDAY MORNING, sEPTEMBER %, 1857:
i
sssx = ~ gentlemen q Messrs. Jones 3 Co.'s Elk
or thanks for late Texas papers.
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TT Sse indebted y III. W. N. Bayles. clerk Of
psfs Whst utone, for late St. Louis and AZ ID
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rHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERs
1. $4,000 TIckets-5,495 Prizes!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO ETERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME = M
TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY
TN OCTOBER

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of $4G0 approximatng to S6 prize are G0
prizes Of 500 spproximstng Is 900 prize 100
4prizes Of 100 approximatng to Y so prize are 9
prizes Of l25 approxirnafng to 1000 prize are. oW
prizes Of 100 approximating 5000 prize are a00
pr;,ss ~ IN Id 800 prize are. 200
I oo0 pr;.ss If On ara l0)OOO
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HARfrRs WEgkIYs-We are indebtedto Mr.. B. N.
Norman No. IL Camp street, for copy of the latest
issue of Harper's Weekly.
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.T0senh Lands = Co.,

-.'. Sole Agents for
PROCTOR GAMBLE'S FULL WEIGHT
STAR CANDLES.
ALSO
FOR b. YLE h CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
MONO NGA HELA WINS SKY
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
nl2 2n6m SO and IS Tchouptoulss street.
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STORES, corner Poydras and Baronne SITS
We just received large invoice of those hne LINEN
SHIRTS and small paits at 81 30 each Gentlemen
will do well to call early.
LOUIS CHARLES,
ny1l 2ptf corner Poydras and Bsronne streets.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have ending figure they
designate ~
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
chasers Immediately after the drawing
-Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State
HJ-Remeber that very Prize is drawn and payable In
full, without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Tickets Certificates either to Samuel
Swan Box 36 s, PostOhice, New Orleans, or to
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ca,
200 o,,.w or &. SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
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DoIBEsAE,S
O NJ NJ E CI44L C OIL l. E G E I,
No. log Canal street.
FALL CLASSES begin THIS WEEK. There are Special
Apartments and Professors for EACH BRANCH.
,se23 2p2t* RUFUS DULbEAR.
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= q a15rppy n. A. HUBBARD,
LGUI Ss q sJ.sAs w ATKINS a 4lall
ssssI =. u CIaIsrIOLsI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-10
Proclamation,


- sons that " tLEAN's sfREyGfHENIN, CugDIAL
is the only remedy that viz strengthen and ins sorlr tho
system, and reInOy" AL impurities in the bloO'
Ii il very pleasant take. r.".
In it is combined the properties OF TOXIC, DIrREIIc
and ALIEKA-gE.
1t will cure any disease Of the Stomach LIVER Bow
els such
Diarrho.a, Bloasne-. Dyspep,i,. Indigestion. Head.
ache. Intermittent Fevers Sour stomach LIVER Com
plant. Weaknrss Debility Pain In the or
Bowels Cos'ivsness, Night feVers iellowHg's Of the
when taken, # neu,rarzes and remove. any morbid
Secrrons IN the 5Iomseh, and strengthens tue Digestive
1t VII also cur= ny disease Of ile Utr-g.. kidney.
BLADDER or Urinary Organs: and ~ az alternative pn-
rifles and creates healthy circulation - bi5oi
ing all sorr-, Bos Pimp,s Botc!gs froai The skin
Try it. and be convinced OF It's wonderful migrating
for CHILDREN. uho are riny. weak, and -irs -. We
advise Parents TO give them teaspoon il Of ;his Cos
,x,"s,. Circular
~ MCLEAN, SOLE Proprietor OF this Cordial
Also. NcLeaH- Volcanic OIL Linim-nt.
~ Principal Depot on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Loui-, BIO.
- The best evidence in the WORLD o. the merit. 81
medicine is the testimony 81 Physicians They all IN
favor Of McL+an'' Volcanic O LDineut. because they
ssow it Is the best linnrnt hat has b-en discover
ed ana the only remedy Tor the permanent OF
local pains and external diseases.
They have tested ia tle ~ Rheufn
atis. Bruises, Spraiu-. Burns. Sores &C. and 1t In.
yer failed Ia pr luce speedy aud permanent cure.
Read the following letter FROM Old experienced
Physician. which l. INCoNTE-TABIE PROOF ~ the
great efficacy OF Mcean's Volcanic Oh Liniulent In
ing the and the lame.
Mr.. }. II. McLE,S-Sir wish to add my testimony N
the great virtue Of your Volcanic Oh Imminent. have
used your Lnineni Sores, Druises a., aud always
cured them sooner than any other remedy
am using il now in case Of -ry-leas, and the pa
IL doing well have used il horse thst had
the sweeney, and IL cured him IN short time; aso my
saddle horse lame from hump below the hork Jnt
he had also the scratches very bad. used the M-zcan
Mustang Imminent aid several preparations Of fnyown
but could do him good. rubbed McLyans tois mic
Oh Imminent on him taice' and Il killed the scratches
and reduced the swelling 4 few application
cured him entirely. advise every farmer To keep sap
ply always on hand, for 1t is valuable Lniment.
81. GILLIAN W y.
SRJ. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor. 81 Louis, Mo.
az Sold by sNALLMsN & Co. Druggists, Ottawa H.,
nd al oiher Druggists everywhere. auciJ Pan
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-10

OTTAWA SABBATH School UNIoN--A meet
ing Of Superintendents and Teachers Of the
various sabbath Schools Of this city was
held at the First Congregational Church
on Monday evening of last week, for
the purpose Of devising some plan to pro-
cure a more general attendance of the Sab
bath Schools by the children in the city.
After free interchange OF views, it was re-
solved to request each Of the six schools in
the city to appoint committee Of its own
number, whose duty it shall be to visit all
the families in such ward as shall be assign
ed to it, as ertaining the number Of child
rem in such ward, and kindly requesting
their parents to send them to such sabbath
school as they may prefer; the various
ward committees to report at a subsequent
meeting to be held on the evening of the %
Monday in November. The various wards
in the city were then assigned to the schools
respectively, and on motion, it was agreed
to mold on the evening Of the I'd Monday in
October, a concert meeting for prayer for
the success Of the enterprise, and for the
cause of sabbath schools generally.
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Council Proceedings.
Oct. 6th, 1857.
No quorum. Adjourned.


Special meeting Present: Mayor Walker, Aid
Leavens, Vette, Edwards Bristol, Slattery, Smith,
HOban, and Barton. r...
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
Clerk reported the election returns Of special
election in 7th ward, Oct Z, 1857.
On motion OF Smith, the council Procee1eu ~
open and canvass the same. A. C. Putnam nsd .!
votes for alderman to fill the Vacancy occas'oneo
BY the removal Of J. Harris from the CITY; Geo
Hill had one vote; G. Mace had d p votes, - IL
On motion of Leavens, A. Z. Putnam vas oe-
clared duly elected to iii! said vacancy
Clerk reported jefferson street sewer assessment
and that proper NOTICE had been gwen when the
same would be acted on by the council
On motion Of Smith, the same was taken up
H. HurIbut, Joseph Hall and E. Hollands, having
duly filed their objections to the same, they were
read.
Bristol moved to allow the attachments asked for
by said persons. Lost
On motion Of Smith, said roll was confirmed.
Estimates of work Superior and Paul street
sewer up to Oct. 5th, 1857, ,.64, was presented
On motion Of Smith, three orders on Superior
and Paul street sewer fund were ordered, OF $50
each, and one Of S46s, upon city surveyor signing
the estimates.
On motion of Leavens,
Oydered, That no more bills for street labor be
paid, unless work specially ordered by the council
and aldermen of each ward notify street supervi-
sors accordingly.
Aid Hoban presented the return of J. B. Hs-
MALE, street supervisor of 9th ward.
On motion of Barton, report received.
On motion of Hoban,
Or,Lered, That any person desiring 1t may put
stone crossing across any street crossing the same
not to be above the surface of the street.
On motion of Leave ems, the Mayor was authorized
to give release and bond TO Trustees of canal for
south side of canal and east Of side-cut, and draw
the money appropriated by said Board for sewer
in the city.
On motion of Barton, $525 ordered paid d.
Hapeman for excess of taxes paid.
In Of Ykrisf nj ha Of laas h
lie landing referred to the city attorney to
port next week.
BILLS PAID.-Gas and Coke Co., for gas for Sep
fember $l25: do, setting lamp posts. &i2; n.
Dwire, street labor, 80; q. w. Grow, painting
tices, -; commissioners Jefferson street sewer
sessment, S3.; James Graham, lumber, $lu..O;
Judges and Clerks of election, 9TH Oct, 1857. u
each, eiO; John Hoban. spikes, s6-l3: John Bra
dy, team labor $2s so; r. Donlevy, street supervi-
sor, S27; Geo. Bristol, lumber, SlS9S2; W. f.
Whitmore. $2l; II. Deukert SIS; Robt. Wilson,
city surveyor, $G5; J. Is. Hamale. street superyi-
scr, $3l.53.
Adjourned. J. AVERY, City Clerk
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A Proclamation to the Ladies.

WHEREAS, it appears that the days Of right. tsncr,
integrity fading away, and VII ,EEAs, the
unscrupuiou. and gnora daiy taking advantage
Of the profound and learned BIZ IT KNOWN THERE
PORE. all whether MAIDS. WIVES OF WIDOWS. that
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS ALONE tire
certain troubles incident - s,'e disor
gansason they ALONE correcting all painful nenssru-
aoa assuaring paipitassens Of the heart, disturbed
sleep rain in the side and causing health and happiness
60 the whole sex, especially TO the MARRIED
PORTION, they certain to brnr on the monthly
period With regularity. AND WHEREAS, these PILLS
purely vegetable and entirely free from minerals
therefore perfectly harmless in their operations and
wholly unlike other medicines thrust upon the public,
purpor,ins to enec, the objects already detailed
THEREFORE, BE IT KNOWN, that NOTHING but the
said PILLS Of DR. CHEESENAN will accomplish the de-
sired object when DISAPPOINTMENT has been expert
eueed under the regime of OTHER PILLS. and the La
DIES cause PROCLAMATION TO spread amongst
them their everlasting bene6t-aways promising
that said PROCLAMATION in one case must he consi-
dered NULL and VOID; tina; is to that the Pills
mast taken when female is in an INTEREST
ING SITUATION, otherwise a MISCARRIAGE will be
the in<rifd1Le result
Explicit directions, to be carefully read, accompany
each box Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to
Dr. CoexE1Ius L. CHEEsExAS. Box ST. Post once, New
York City Sold by Drueeis, in every town in the
United States. Given under my hand and SEAL
CT CHEEsEMAN, NJ d.
r. B. HCrCHINGs. General agent for the Cnhsd
lsates ls5 Chambers ST., Eesc York to uhou al tehoie
sdLe rders should be addressed.
Sold in Ottawa by lsvpl2-lyl D. WALKER Z CO.
WHITE TExrH, PrnIrxEp BREATH and beautiful COM
piexion be acquired by using the Balm Of q Thou
sand Flowers" What lady gentleman would remain
under Of dsagreeable breath, when by using
the Balm Of q thousand Flowers" a dentrhce,
would not only but leave the teeth white
a. aiAbas.er, Many persons do not know their breath
10 bad subject delicate that their friends
would never mention it. Beware Of counterfeits. BE
suYe each bottle 10 signed FETRIDGE CO., n. Y.
For sale By D. WALKER Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa ILL.,
Iuf2S
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@ttama frfe Gra6et

SrcxISo TIE CARs.-As the night train on
the Rock Island r. R. passed La Sale on
Sunday night, TWO Irishmen got on the cars,
with whom the conductor had some diff
Guilty between La Sale and Ottawa in refer.
encc to their fare, and whom at Ottawa he
finally put off the cars After leaving Otta-
wa station, and just as the train was slowly
approaching the Fox River bridge, q number
Of stones were hurled into the cars, bruising
several passengers. The train was immedi-
ately stopped, the conductor, brakemen and
passengers sailed out, and after chase Of
e hundred rods, caught the rascals that had
hurled the missiles, who proved to be he
two irishmen that had been put of. They
were considerably pumelled by the enraged
passengers, and then tied. placed on the
cars, and taken towards Chicago. Between
the Junclio' and Chicago, one Of them got
loose, and jumped from the cars while run
ming at the rate of % miles an hour. We
learn that he was badly hurt, and one report
even says he was killed. The other, whose
name was ascertained to be Patrick Hughes
was taken to Chicago, and thence al noon
brought back to Ottawa, when he was lodged
in Jail until Wednesday, when he Was let out
on bail.
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AUCTf-N SALE OF
Mirage Hill Farm Stock
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

PLACE OF SALE
MIRAGE HILL, miles from oteii, on the Chicago,
WI Alton and St Louis r. r. Livingston Co, ILL.,
Conveyances will he Od-ll bring those Who may
come by X. X. to Mirage Hill.
TINE OF SALE
Monday, I9h October, 1871 TO be continued IL neces-
sary, from day to day, until all is sold
TERMS OF SALE
Bills OF ten dollars under, cash; over ten dollars,
ten per cent. cash, and the balance twelve
months, bearing per cent interest with approved
security.
Having determined TO quit the occupation Of farming,
I viii sell as stated above, FIFTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH of Farming Stock and Agricultural
Implements consisting Biooded Mares Horses, Colts,
Durham Cattle, Hogs, Pigs, Wheat. Seed Drills. Corn
Planters Flows Drzgs, Cutvators, ReApers, Tfueshins
Machine eight horse Corn Shelter iron axle and nut
Wagons Cutting Boxes, and large stock OF Hand
Implements. OF every kind
Also over THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. This sale is positive, and
every article offered will be knocked Oh to the highest
bidder
AT PRIVATE SALE
offer $40 acres Of corn and beans on the ground ::
abou, tons. stack, of wheat with The of
my sheds and yard fct win! er feeding In case
do sell this the ground, wish to contract
also offer sale either together OF in lots
to suit, TIE FARM now OCCUPY. consisting OF near
~ 20O acres-l 20 Of which under cultivation
Eight hundred acres of stubbe land ready for the
plow Good able houses will he put up for rent
ers This n high rolling prairie. water excel
lent and abundant and the climate healthy be-
Also 5000 first quality OF unimproved prairie
land Illinois, lots to suit purchasers and all near
K. X. stations. Isepl9-Swl }. HESki.
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CoEREcTIoN.-Having had so little time in
which to copy the premium list in our last,
few errors were unavoidabiy made.
The LIST premium on 4 year old geldings
of Mcintyre.
c. W. Sanford, also, had a premium on
crackers; Wells Wait. on apples; Miss Su-
san o. Baldwin, on wild flowers named and
labelled; Mrs. r. Williams, on water color
painting; and w. Chalmers, on cut flowers
and best display of green house plants.
To Stone & Erls the following premiums
were awarded: Is premium on Carriage
premium on draught harness.
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Sell for less than other Piano OF the same
styl, and ouaity can be had from any other source
Said Instruments will be warranted for three ysars
will be sufficiently often To take orders ann iur
pish Instruments No order will be considered binding
unless the is SUPERIOR both Ia power ana
quality of tone. to any other maker. To prove what
saw only the privilege of furnishing you an instru
ment If my statement is correct need not Keep
it, One OF G. H. Geib's Pianos can be seen at Mr.. l. v.
Waterman's Please call. see, aud try II
will furnish Instruments. from any reliable manufac
;urer suit customers, upon as good terms as any oe
one, If tieb's does not suit.
MIR H. Ceib IA brother Of G. II. Geib) who is known
by of the best Piano Forte Tuners ana
Regulators that there is in the country VIII be mere De
tween the Goth August and the 10Th OF September,
with whom reliable can be made Tor tuning
REFERESCEs.-True L Waterman, and o. H. Buell.
inlJS fmA
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New Fall & Winter Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store

v~--v- 80
DOOssAASS u " AANA'
"E are now receiving our new stock of Fall and
w Winter Goods which we shall offer at very low
prices, cash We invite the citizens Ottawa and
vicinity to give us a call and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing, as We shall oner inducements
easn ouyers that cannot DC iouno ELSEWHERE Among
our SUCK may be found
French Merinoes, plain and figured,
Paramettas and Coburgs;
All Wool Paids Ducal Paids.
Plain and figured WooI D.lxines.
Plain and striped Mohair;
Black and 6gur.a n-.s. S;l,s
American and Engsh pr;n,. min. rds tor ono doll.
French scotch az, A,n.,;..n Cin-h.m..
Cbenir INA proch ShaS,s.
Chenille and Plush bordered shawls;
Bay State and Waterloo long Shawls;
Gents Shawls;
White and colored Wooden Blankets;
Velvet and Silk Vest Patterns;
Black Silk Velvet, for Cioaks
Embroideries and Laces;
Collars and Sleeves, do in sets,
Muslin and Cambria Edginss and Insertings;
Muslin and Cambria Bands;
Dimity Bands;
Black Brussels Lace;
Thread Edging
Smyrna Edgings;
Buce Sac Vests, Gore do;