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The bottom OF our rivers and coast are
to be explored hereafter with Is much ease
as the surfacs of land or water. Fishing
for pearls, for sponges, for lost treasures,
for sunken wrecks, for all things that lie be-
meath the waters, Is now made not only safe
bat certain. The Nautilus machine is no
fiction and no fish story. Yesterday it was
tested at Glen Cove in the presence Of hun
dredS of our citizens, some of them Govern
men; agents appointed for the purpose, ma
ny IT them scientific citizens, and 4 number
Een OF the sea- The voice was an unani-
NOUS one in favor Of the enterprise, and the
machine is capable OF any Kind Of work 1t
Is alike wonderful for its simplicity and it,
power, and for each alike. As the crowd
gszsd upon it in the Cove, and men and wo-
men tested it by descending in the Bel for
twenty feet 10 the bed OF the river, we
fest t1w true Milton Is when he says:
1ie iaventian AL s,iairssi, and each how he
10 be the Inventor wished. easy IL seemed.
.'nce found, Which ye -osEd aIS-i would have thought
iuu
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CoLD-For every mile that We leave the
surface of the earth, the temperature falls )
degrees. At forty five miles distance from
the globe we yet behold the atmosphere,
and enter strictly speaking, into the regions
Of space, whose temperature is 22j degrees
below zero; and here cold rcigns in all its
power Some idea Of this intense cold may
be formed by stating that the greatest cold
observed in the arctic circle i from 40 to 80
degrees below zero and here many suTpris
ing facts are produced. In the chemical
laboratory, the greatest cold that we can
produce IS about Ij1 degrees below zero
ut this temperature carbonic gas becomes
solid substance Ike snow Ii touched it
produces the same effect on the skin as
red-hct cinder: it b,iSterS the finger Ike q
burn. Quicksilver or murcury freezes ~
degrees below zero that is, - degrees be-
low the temperature at which the water
freezes. The solid .lurcury may thon be
treated other metals, hammered into
sheets, made into spoons: sucn spoons
would, however, melt in water as warm as
ice.-lt Is pretty certain that every liquid
and gas we are acquainted with would be-
come solid if exposed TO the cold of the re-
gions of space. The gas We light our streets
with would become Ike wax; oil would be
IN reality ~ hard as 4 rock; pure spirit,
which we have never yet solidilied, would
appear Ike n block Of transparent crystal;
hydrogen gas would become quite solid,
and resemble metal; We should be able 10
turn butter into q lathe Ike piece OF ivOrr;
and the fragrant odOr Of the flowers would
have to be hot before they would yield per-
fuIue. These are few Of the astonishing
elect, OF eold.-.ss,iti.sus Phase.
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Wanted.
BU5INESS ENLARGED
OTTAWA "a
mFurniture Mandatory R1
WATSON IL INNER VAN.

- IiliERNiN having purchased the Interest OF l.. p.
II. Rusr n tie Factory known E:ugg < Watson.
takes this opportunity inform the trade that they are
hand vs increased advantages for Inanuiacturin. all
!-fg competition.
Ils es;ab.sAfucHt having been engaged in the above
business for number Of years, have taken pains
lrt tie best Of wOrSmen- and pledge ourselves
nothing hut tie best Of materials having kiln for dry
luz on the must approved plan, leaving for
working lumber. those Who work direct from the
lumber yards can have.
Hotel keepers and others vii find IL 70 their advantage
TO trade with " n good article i, desired.
Job WcrE - al kinds done At e shortest notice Job
Turning aud Scroll ring d0re ia the best
Cts JoineFs will testify.
Nu. Posts and Ban.sters Away. had. OF all pat
We have Sau MIL. and solicit custom logs
The business OF the old will be Rug
Watson, a. before WATSON ZIMMERMAN.
ottawa. Narct. :. l--s
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DOWN GO TIE PRICES,

DOWN GO TIE PRICES.
TIIEGOODS MUST BE SOLDI
lust received at Woolsey's CANAL SECEE.
u north u tie Main Canal. and the Rail Road De-
pot new stock CT Staple Dry Goods and Yankee No
lions
Also new supply OF choice Family Groceries and
Bon; Storr- and fresh lot Of Lemons, direct from New
Orleans. Price, b per Dozen
Mails Shot, Lad, Powder, Boiled Cider. &c.
TIE numerous friends Of this establishments and the
public are invited send their ORDERS while pledge
ourselves not understood. Thankful for past patron
age. hope to merit its continuance
b. few OF those celebrated Cast Steel Inlet Flows for
sale. TOttswa, April IL, lsJ5 y. WOOISEG
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PAINTS. Oils, Drugs, &1.
SETH &. EARL d SONS y
Paint Establishment,

Oa Main street, at CtLshMGHS 0Ed stand,
OttGira, III.
q keep pace with the growing business and import
Of city the pToprrtor- OF the above estab-
lishusn; have greatly enlarged their stock Goth
quantity, quality and variety Of articles and claim
that IN point n superiority and completeness I.
exceeded by west OF the eastern cities Their stock
now embraces every article which be needed in
painting. finishing and oet Of dwellings together with
every article needed by painters and artists in al
branches Of thor calling.
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give him Information where they may be round as
[ have hunted estrays ever since November 4.
1851 during which time have found : good mo-
nv s,rnyed horses, colts nd cattle now taken up,
that do not know of any owner for and num-
Der of them that have been worked for and 3
wears, | am told were never advertised.
/ also request allpersons in the state knowing OF
any estrays that their neigh bors may have, to be
40 kind as to write me, giving me the mans name
and residence, description Of horse &c
/ shall continue the business. have taken
down and will continue 10 take down all estrays
thai / NAV find. Editors throughout the state
will confer favor upon the public at large by in
serting this NOTICE SAMUE. :5LAcK.
Refcrences. Judge Dickey, Walker & HEX
Kennedy, ri; ,gton, Bureau Co. E. B. Stiles,
Gron Apr-iy.
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CLOTHING
FOR FALL g. WINTER!
RAUH. BROTHERS,

1A0O11s DIV
MANufACT URtRS AND DEALERS IN
Ready-ma clothing OF their ow manufacture,
Hats and caps, trunks, valses,
Carpet and oil bags, shirts,
Wrappers and drawers, hosiery gloves, &C.,
of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
For men and boys. and
GENT FURNISHING GOODS,
Which they offer to their friends and Gus omers,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES:
Country Merchants
Will find it to their advantage TO buy ofug, as
engage TO sell at such low rates to excel the
Chicago market. We guarantee more saleabie
and better made garment, for less money than
Chicago can show, as we import all European raw
cut goods ourselves, and that Of American manu-
factnre we buy direct from the mills. We can I'M
derseil those who buy their clothing, and do it,
RAUH, Brothers,
Opposite the Mansion house, Ottawa, Ills, oppo.
site the Hardy house, La Sale. Ill..
Main depot. 2l8 Main street Cincinnati D.
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GOODS OR PRICES!
md IN continue he
BARTER TRADE

So conye nent to iarnsrs, and will always ex-
change Tor their marketing at the highest market
III ties. Such OF my customers bring in mar
k-ting, will greatly oblige me by bringing none
but good, as poor butter, eggs, lard. CHEESE. po-
taioes. &c, do not wish TO have on hand, for
Ike all other poor goods hey do moi give sats.ac
ton any one, and dear at anu price.
Having a very large trade, can afford 70 sell
n,nch cheaper than those who do small business,
and can also k eep constantly on hand
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Glass Ware

Lea cherry stands, palace aud Victoria dish
WINE glasses, ale and beer mags tuIn bers oil ev-
cry style. thistle and Webster goblrts, case
stands Also a few dozen Of Brush's ma tive wine.
Molasses cans, pitchers, f1uted salts, cLrtaIn
ring Jars and covers, bird boxes and baths, gloDr
and police lanterns, plated and common cas,ors
comnline aud fluid lamps
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y Resi- Burning Fluid and Camphens. kept csnssA9e6
u On hssd ~ t9hie ,. wnAR 3 ~.
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Gilt Frame Mirrors.


4 ND for sale, . splendid lot of gilt frame mir
II rors, al SIS SPENCER & EARL's.
WO0dvVard,s Corn Drill & Seed Planter.
THESE without doubt the best Corn Drill ever bro
to this market We have certificates from farmers In
Bureau and Pntuam Counties establishing the fact be.
ycnd question. (aP26i JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
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lnsuranlr.

Fire. Marine, & Life InsUr;ilcc.
THE following companies having complied
L with the late statute o! this state, and
are reliable, responsible and prompt; being stock
companies, with the capital IsId ia stated thew
insure the business man a slie and SPEEDY return
tor the amount OF has loss without unnecessary
teiJy.
.f.na insurance co. Hartford, Conn; cash ca
p;iai paid in, $500 900.
TlIcs. Is. Brace, Pres,.
Thos. a. Alexander, sec'g.
r~r. H-s.--.. I-~--.-.Ss fsw--r. = Y. q.
cash capital paid in, $3.50 900.
r.. w. Ludlow. sec's. Geo. Fisher. Pr<st.
Hartford FIRE Insurance co, Hartford, Conn /;
cash capital paid in, $500 O3o
II. Huntington, Prcst
L. r. Bowers. ssc'v.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance CO Hartford;
accumulated capital over 81 10000.
James Goodwin Presf.
Guy r. Phelps sec'y.
Inland marine insurance taken by the Etna
i he rates will be Is low Responsible insurance
companies can do business and the undo rsigned
soicits Tor the above companies a continuance o
the fayors they have herr toiore enjoyed. Policies
OF Insurance tor tive years issued IN The lima and
hartford Insurance companies, on private dwell
Irgs aud farm buildings, very liberal
discount from annual raIes and lower u an rluiu-
al risks. april 2s1 Go. :. FisHER, agent
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lEOsaScs and LOIS.

Houses and Lots.
a E:1OR sale. the following houses just built
81 4 by the undersigned. Terms easy.
ss,rE5ls Lot 8, block -, in GoTer's addition.
go - Lot !. block l5- ''
y Lot II, block Is, " -
Lot ;, block 10, " -
Lot H. block 10. " e.
Lot ;, bloc. 1. Walkers addition.
Lot I, Of the subdivision Of lot 10, Ottawa City.
L Lot :. :. - 49, 49,
Lot =, =. 80 10.
juiiJ TIt + !. WATERMAN.
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ANOTHER NEW
Family Grocery Store.
ON Main Street, a fac doors eos, IF tie Post Obfce
GEO. PIERCE
- EsPECTFULLY informs housekeepers and all other.
~ IN Ottawa that he has opened a Family Grocery
and Provision Store at the above location, where will
sell as cheap as the cheapest, and sometimes little
cheaper,
Sugars. MOaass y, Coffee, Tens,
Soap, Candles, Mackere and all other kinds of Salt
Fish, Spices Pickles. Apples, Potatoes Chickens, Eggs
Flour, Meal-in short everything that belongs a full
stocked Family Provision Store. lie respectfully socits
a share OF public patronage.
Goods delivered promptly, free of charge in all parts
oil The City. Ottawa, October IL, 1856
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Hail hoaos.
Michigan Cents aI Railroad.
Es sSs9 - - g.
hail hoaos.

Joliet Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
s.Oiisg East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for De-
rroit at IS A. NJ. and s 30 P. NJ. or on
arrival OF Chicago, Alton & 81. LOUIS trains from
The sJuth.
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction at s IS 4. NJ and Is Z d.
M or on arrival of trains from Detroit and Can
cInnatI.
Passengers from Inc South and West. VIA the
CHIc,Go. ALToY Il ST, Louis. AMI CHcAso i
ROCK Island Raii Roads, will find this tie most
direct route 10 Ghe EAST aud SoUru EAST, AMI
may De sure OF ulakIng prompt connections AT
DETEoir, St-PE.sicy bRIpGE, EUFFALo &
CLEVELAND will, Il the main lines oi ,ravel, and
at VI ichigan City w!th Nav ALBAST and SALEM
trains TO CfyclyxATI. LAFAYETTE. LoCIsvILLs
and the SOUTH.
Thr, ugh ,i,k-ts can re purchased OF the E flee
at Joliet, fo- al the princos ciries and Iowns
the EASE. r. {. RICE, Superintendent.
Csc. u. NAoGEEGnR, Engineer Joliet diysion.
VI { K X Office, !
Joliet July u 1855 {
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H,isecilaurons.
OTTAWA
Hide and Leather Store.

Ia SUTe StFeet, opposite NE C0nrt U0uSe-
Entrance &. e. Hijlers Penn. Store,
NAFHERE at all times he found general assert:
WV ment Of Leather, such Harness, Brlle Collar
Sole, Upper. Kip Calf. and Belt. Also, Deer and Cali
skin string leather. the lowest price The high
price cash paid Tor Hides, Deer skins Sheep Pelts
&c. Nov :il W. e. a T. RICHARDSON
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But so II IS with most inventions. The
Nautilus Is To save world OF labor, and
proyea blessing in many ways The Bel
IN use yesterday 10 TO he sent forthwith TO
England, where, in a single piece Of work, it
will save, We are told, more han s20U. 600
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AT Office is hereby given to all whom II concern,
S that at sale FOR the and for the year
a D. ISL at the door of the Court House in Ottawa,
County La Sale and State of Illinois, by the Treas
r.r of said County, the fifteenth day of May. A d.
@ Joel Strawn purchased the following described lands
in said County of La Sre and that the time of redeP-
tio vii! expire the fifteenth day of May A d. le3
of the eh of the swq section Sc
ven a. Town thirjy-tkrec, ts Range three ll east
of the I'd princip: meridian, assessed TO T. Johnson
49,. JOEL STRAWN.
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A MUCH LARGER STOCK

So that every can be fully SUPP lied. Good
and subsfanttnI goods will make up a maioruy OF
the sIOt k-such goo is enter int the every DAY
consumption OF farmers, mechanics, labo rers
professional men, merchants and their wives and
families.
shall make great exeitions to have constantly
IN ha nd fall assortment OF th,.
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Country ncs,aence and Farm for Sale.

TIT. subscriber VIII sell his residence about two miles
below Ottawa. the Illinois river with from sixty 10
hundred and my OF land, purchasers may
d=-iFe.
place has a coTnmodioJis House, good Barn. Corn
Cribs, &c, "a young Orchard about eighty under
the pow, and every way very desirable location. II
easily accessible from by excel
lent road, and readily be divided make two
pleasant residences
Also for sale. 10 Of Land the River. being
all Of Section IL that lies South Of the Illinois River.
Apply to u. r. Cameron at Glover Cooks Office,
to l.. T.. Sanger, Ottawa. tsep29
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For safe.

on ACRES or prime prairie land, two Iniiss west OF
on Earlvilie near the Railroad.
Terms easy, Cue-iourth down, balance in one, two
and three years
Apply AT tie Coal Office of
y4ya :
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NEW ERA
O T 7 a w A!

THE subscribers have associated them
l. selves in the wholesale aud retail crnckery
business, and have opened IN Woods biock :,
ncrth oil the court hons-, large and entirely
new stock of a u the vario1, kinds OF
CROCkEEX WARE.
Which We have purchased directly from the i'm.
porters and manufacturers for cash, and IN large
auanttI.s, selected with the utmost care so as
completely TO supply The wants Of tn ,ity and
country. II Is onr Ihiention TO keep our stock a
al! times iull and complete, and we believe we
can make IL an object for oil persons 20 procure
from us any and ali articles IN our line Having
established ourselves permanently In this brasch
OF business, Ill Be our effort 81 to deal with
our friends and customers, that when once az
Guainted with US, our goods, and our prices they
will be our customers always. Our stock con-
si.rs in part follows:
DECORATED CHINA.
Atlantic, Webster, Jenny Lind, plain band
blue and gold, and ustre figure tea SETS, frui,
baskets, vases, motto coffees, do mugs, toile,
sets, &c.
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.
Dining and tea sets, fruit baskets. COMFORTS
strawberry bowls, soup and or Wy tHreens, sauce
boats csrI dishes, BAKE, trihe, muffin, and
sauce plates.
Also. a complete assortment of stone China
white and blue, in sets OF 10 or 800 piece.
Also, a splendid lot of flower vases, new
and e.. C.. ware
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i Boots and Shoes,

CONSISTING Of ~ ,ff
Mems kip welied boots,
French calf :" 1881,
4" heavy cowhde boots .a-
pump, goat, and kip boots,
Bows boot, OF kip and split leather,
Youths " ....-
Mems heavy brogauS,
&c calf shoes,
goat 90
patent leather shoes,
patent leather and cloth shoes
ChIdrens, infants, boys and youths eacks,
slips, ankle lies, kid socks, patent leather paro-
dis, Jenny Lind boots, lace boots, black and CO.
lored CATERS, brpnze bootees enameled bootees.
klp. goat, call, and heavy brOeans.
Women's Bootees, Slips, Buskins, Ties, and
CATERS
or many colors, quantities, materials and kinds
WOODEN WA RE.
Consisting of two and three hoop painted pails ,
cedar and oak super pals, wooden bowls. tubs OF
all sizes, roodrD churns, sugar tubs W iit covers
first quality Shaker brooms common brooIns, and
Sealed Corn Baskets,
For al thu middle Store Reddick's block un-
der the telegraph rilice next door TO the post Of
fee, by May ~ JOHy LOCKWOOD.
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For Sale.
fOACRES OF Land for sale, near Ottawa. Section
O1O % r. "a, Il. 3, for $1,000; Canal terms. Adj
dress ldec2o-1nI CIIAs TODD, ST. louis, Mo.
A Great Bargain.
WILL sell three hundred and twenty acres OF land,
1 three miles the Court House, for thirty dollars
per acre. one-sixth cash, balance in l. 2 b. T. and 3
years nj 6 per cent. per AMMAN, payable annually
ANY industrious make the land pay for itself,
and the farm by the time payments mature 1t is
bargain and will be worth sJ per when improved
nov22 GEO :. FISHER.
AND TO IsENT-The subscriber has go acres
TO rent for fall wheat The seed will he found II
renters wish. Enquire at Thompson Fishers ware
house. CIIAS. 4. FISHER
Ottawa, Aug. %, 1856.
For sale or Exchange.
THE subscriber wishes to sell, will exchange for
good span of horses and wagon. part of block II, in
Gover's addition TO the town OF Ottawa. Apply 10 JAS
LANCASHIRE. nearly opposite l.. +. Sangers dwelling
house, Madison St, at b. T. PHELPS, Ottawa sep6
Lots for sale.
1.-THE undersigned have FOR sale the following lots which
X they time, viz
GIorzr's addition TO Ota'ed.
Lots /, and 3. block
Lots 5. {, >. :. 9 and r. block 3.
Lots g. Is. 5, 9 and II, block 4.
Lots l. ., 9, 4, ; and 6, block 5.
Lots I. .. 9. { and >. block 8.
Lots I, 4, ;, and ., block 5
Lots 9 and 10, block 9.
Lots !. ., 3. 4 and > block II.
Lots l. ., 3, I, ). G. and 5, block ID.
ots6, TO- IL and Is. block 10.
Lots s. Q, IL and 16, block I6.
Lots /, 2, 3, 4, 3, 6. and 3, block is.
Norris -idddioa
Lots ; and c, block ..
Lot.I -, C. and = in the subdivision OF lot
Lots and Q.
Lots /, ., $40 and 10, 10.
True & WATERMAN,
ff-;-rs IN NISfiuGST-'S LiDcI. I9ssskSI.
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NONTGO nERY'S
Family Provision Store !


he subscriber mas Just received his Spring stock
tie above Old and popular establishment, eonpri.-
ing every article Included ia the st useful and
he4thfl sub-isniials % lie His purchases are
irving from the SOUTH and with his purchases
else~heTe. EoE comprise the largest fullest freshest
tween Chicago and 81 Louis. He invites all Who
skep;iesi ths po'nt cali them The foow
tag articles comprise but part Of his let constantly
hand
sugar. brown, loaf clarified, and crushed.
tfT-s, Rio aud Java
Mousse, sugar honse, plantation, and syrup.
Camille, star stearne- sperm, and taow.
JeGs, green, black, bohea, &c.
Syrp, rosin, castle, and shaving.
Io%dceo, Cayent,h fine cut, smoking &c,
ffcGrs, anything from Tong nine 20 enid FOUR
penny Cuba"
Otl-, HH-esd, sperm. AID Give.
JDyk. lard, iAl0v, &c.
Ffsi. maLerei, white, herring, and trout.
Cocoa Nuts, rHisns, AID currante-
Figs, retail or by the drum
Ginger PT,seTres. very fine article.
IiHeg1y, the best crab and cider.
Pickles, in jars all kinds,
IeHpey >rHee, pepper, salt, aispice ginger, and al
other ordinary condiments.
Ntts Brazil, flbeTis, almonds, pea nuts, &c.
Toys for children, intending cry babies and everything
else from the elephant to Jack the giant Killer.
OysfeiS- sIrdiEes, &c. in
CiH6i>s, a lot Of all kinds.
Jdits, bTooHls. muiIs, &C.
oranges ana lemons fresh from the son,h at retail
~ the box.
Idper, iuk, pens and al kinds Of stationery
IO,oder shot, CAPS lead and everything in that line
fsshsng fdckLe fror the longest pole mnnou hooks
Flour, potatoes vegetables i'll their season butter.
chickens and all such little arranEeueuis need
ed in families always kept when they possibly be
procured for love money.
VI Inns.
very fine lot OF NiUlins, with all the arrangements.
ALNO-tHirugo and Alton Lime and Cement io.e-
Their with everything else that be his line
Ottawa, May 81, 1850. K MoNTGoMEPY
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
HURSUANT drcret;.I order OF the Circuit Court, IN
aud the County LA Sale in the state OF Iii
I.oi- made the November term thereof. A ID loo6
the undersigned administrator of the Estate OF Charles
Mccormick decd. late Of said County and State, viii
1T public auction, at tie door Of the CoHri House IN
Ottawa. in said County Saturday the 10th day OF
January A d. I>I. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and clock T.. VI OF said day To the highest bid
der the following real estate. TO wit The northwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section 3d. town
ehif, b. rang. also the nortl-e quarter of
north vest qIaTtST Of section, township, and
range to pay the debts of said Estate
Terms OF Jry1'enf-Onet third in hand, one-thirl in
six months, and t. balance in twelve months from day
of .sIe-tle last payments he secured by mort
gage premises. JOHN MCCORMICK.
uCy22 administrator Of SGid Estate.
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WALL Paper Depot.

s 9. EERL z SON,
CusagGA.s old Stand, Co,Her ef Main and Columbus
Streets.
{IAyE just received their Spring stock and have
] for sale the elegant lot Of Paper Hangin-s,
Window Drapery and Shades ever offered in Ottawa
I are prepared furnish in quantities TO suit pur
cla-er< the latest patterns OF Satin Gilt Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders Also. Fancy
window Shades, Board Prints, &c, Their stock
purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
= a small advance on first cost myl.-tf
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CT E:EN'S MELL !

Ia 10y. mi,
Successor 70 he OM Pioneer,
las bee rebuilt during the last year in the ne-i iu-
/ rablc substantial, and wo-kmanlike manner, a"d
almost without reference 10 cD their motto has been
and j. "Excelsi"r.r They have
Three ss of EuTrs
In operation, which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work with everything entirely new, and will
have the fourth run, for Merchant Custom WOr
dy in short time and when completed will be superior
Any Custom and Merchant Mil in the All that
they asa i fair trial, they feel confident that with
their mil and long experience 90 years. ia tire mill
ing business fully warrants them in dfgiHg all hOHOrG-
Je conn PETITION None bat the experienced and
cofanOdliiug uIiler- employer.
Cash paid for the best article o! Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April ., I>J5. J. K d. GREEN.
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IVES, half Sec 90 Town 81 " II. 3 Fast 800 acres
West half swG See. Is. Town 81 ", Y. East, 81
West half nwq Sec. H. Town 80 ", L. East. 81
Tire above lands among the mos, desirable in In
sale County, situated from 10 miles from Ottawa
and will be sold reasonable Apply the
iersixned- at Alton, III. iOci g. HENRY :. BAKER