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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

Free Suffrage in North Carolina.

Our State ConstitutitV@au provides that no
one shall vote tor q senator in the state legsla-
fure who does not own fifty acres of land The
constitution also provides that 40 amendment
Shall be made to that instrument unless bill
for that purpose shall have passed one general
assembly bY a threc-ftths vote OF all the mem
Lers and lie next general assembly by two
tl;r5s Vote of all the members; nor shall the
amendment even then be made unless approved
~, ! majority Of the people laudholders, at the
hslIot-hox. An amendment. striking on: TINS
freehold qualification for 4 voter in the State
ana extending the right Of suffrage to all n"tiy
AMI u3.rra}:zed citizens who may have paid tax
rS. vas PASSED bv the three-ffths vote in 1874
ami Nv .wo.thiris vote in 1856 was submitted
to he people to be approved or rejected at the
late e.,c,ioo. and it triumphcd by an immense
majority
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Auction Sale OF Stock and Farming Uten
siIs.

See the advertisement in another column of a
sale at auction of Horses, Cattle, Farm Imple
ments &c. Those IN want ofany of the articles
to buy. The sale, it will be seen. takes place on
saturday, September 18TH, on the premises of
the late Geo. Penny | mile cast of Wijmot.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Chicago & Milwaukee Railroad.

chicago q Milwaukee hal1rodu'
Trains leave Keuosha on this road daily Sundays ex
cepted) follows:
Going South:
First Passenger Train, 1920 A. NJ.
second sos p NJ.
Going North;
First Passenger Train 1920 P. NJ.
Second $50 p NJ.
Freight Train going South, 1920 4. NJ
North, 1919 i. NJ
Depot-Corner of West Main and Grand Streets
Trains leave Chicago at $50 A. NJ and $50 P NJ.
Trains leave Milwaukee at S.45 4. NJ. and $50 T. NJ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

ca Remember the Sabbath School Excursion
lice in to-davs paper.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

20 A second hand Pianois offered for sale.
See advertisement in our columns TO day
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
100000
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republicans Of Pleasant Prairie are request
ed TO meet in Caucus at the Brick School House
on Friday Evening August 28th, for the purpose of
electing three Delegates to the Eastern Assembly
District Convention, to be held in Keuosha Aug,
29th. BY Order ofthe Committee.
Pleasant Prairie Aug. -, 1857,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

q See the advertisement in our columns
this week, Of Edward Robson. He is an exper,
fenced hand il the Boot and Shoe manufacture,
and his customers are always sure Of a capital
tit, neat and lasting, workmanship, and worked
into these essentials, the best of stock
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

Preserve and .EeIIy Bars.
St OMETHING new in the way of Preserve and
- Jelly Jars, just received and selling cheap by
BROWN x WEEKS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

Two Of the gentlemen engaged in the compilation of
this work city for the purpose of canyassng for
Observation-Disclosures aud information The work gives full
return Of every business in the State, under his pro-
Per classification of business and from the fact these gen
eman canvass ourSjate peronaywe may be of hav
ing accurate return. The mercantile, mechanical
ufacturing professional and banking dep ament of bust
will be accurately complied and alphabetically arrang
ed in the work 1t likewise gives the agricultural statistics
aud geographical sketch Of the State by counties. The
publication is intended to give truthful exhibit of the State
is and its advantages, resources and wealth win be
shown by the statistics published. The work has
circulation by subscription a large the prin
cpa cities We that our citizens will appre
the benefit the State necessarily derive from the
circulation Of work Of this Kind and assist the work by
their subscription and advertisements The work viii be
circulated in every post-oce town in the State well
broad.
,'"""".'"I'.""'','',,.''.r
UP AGAIN.-Wc are happy to state that the
Kenosha Pier Co, have raised their steam Pile
Driver which was thrown into the Lake by the
storm on the 10Th inst, with but little damage,
save the time and expense of raising it. They
put the steam on yesterday and found the ma
chinery all worked right, Notwithstanding its
"ducking."
The CO. viii soon have their pier completed,
now, ready for the fall shipping business.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

SPERM. Star ,SteariAe and Tallow Candles can
= Always be found at the City Drug Store of
STARKWEATHER * Cos.
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S 7 r 4 Y ED .

= s:s.....t...s
OFFICE KESOsHA & RockfoRD RAILROAD Co
Kanosha, August 1, ISL.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD,
this day held, It ordered that an assessment be
made and called for, payable sept H. 1851 al the Office
OF the Treasurer Of the Company the balance due
all subscriptions TO stock dated July /, lS55.
ngtd l. G. MERRILL, Acting Secretary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

The nan who 1rn't he'ieve in wh-St'irc
should 20 a step fur,hc-. and put muzz' q
on bohoTirN and morking-hfriS WriStriug
i 4 creat institution rSNourf never hc I.a-d
in a printing-officc II oils the wheels cf
care. and supplies the place of sunshine. :
man who whistles has a cool heart under
his Shirt front Such 4 nam not only works
more willingly than any other man. bu, he
works move constantly. \ vhi>t'ir- coo
bier vii earn a. much again money rs q
coriwainer who gives Wy to low spirits
and INDIGESTION Mean or ayarjriCtiS men
never hiStle. Who ever heard Of a whist
Ter among the sharp practitioners Of Wall
street? The man wHo attacks whi~tIiuc
throws n stone at the head of hilaritv, and
would if he could, rob June Of It's roses
LiuguSt Of It's meadow Iarks. Such man
should be looked TO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

The following method Of preserving yege-
tables in winter by the Russians, is given
in an early number Of Loudon's Gardeners
Magazine, and may not be ill-,imed at this
season. We have known cellars Of the best
description built under ground, the rool
arched with brick work, and covered with
ut least three feet Of sill:
"Cabbases are preserved in the gardens
(set close together TO save ro0m,) by build
inc a roof over them of old boards, cover
inr them with the old dung Of the hot beds,
or the cleaninss Of the garden, and the Shc-
Yelling over If all the earth from the ada
ccnt beds. If the ground IS dry, aud It Is
POSSIBLE to dig downwartis, tie house, tf it
NAV be 50 raI!ti.) VII be warmer; but the
best situation J. tue brow Of a hiilock. Two
tubes or chimueys are erected to let out the
confined air when 1T tisaws, or near towards
spring. Leeks, celery, III short all similar
vegetables, may be preserved in the same
way The chimuay must be stuffed NJ
VIXEN II freezes EDGAR SANDERS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

y SELFISH HUSBAND WELL. SEEyED--I.rrl
Marlborough was once about 20 20 on iia
circuit, when Lady EI,enLosouch saiE that
sac would Ike to accompany him. H re-
piled that be had no objection, II she did not
cucumber the carriage with bandbrSas,
which was his utter abhorrarr7. U1riug
the first days journey, Lord sLcDiG-rI-'
Happening TO stretch his leg, struck his frst
against somcthi 2 below the scat. lie dis
covered il to be a bandbJx. u went tl-
window and out went the Ils. 'rz :
c,achTaa stopped. and the farfreu th5r,--
ire that the bauGbOx had tuUt,1d out a.
the window by some extr4grIi11Ty chance:
were going to pick il NJ. when L1rI E'.r-
borough fIr'Gu~'y called out. =. drive Gu ,''
The baudbOx WIS ACCORDINGLY '.- ~ 5ic
ditch <fic. Having rsp.l-I the country
town where be was 20 o'-i.;1tr as judy.
~ TT ruborou-h proceeded % ar.rv l.iu.-
s-'f f,r his appearance 10 -" Court House.
- Now sail &c.. '-vhrrr's r1- wig-vIer-
IS MS WIZ w Lo-1." r.r'i.I ~ att-1-
don't. '.it W., thrown cut Of the carri-E
window
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

SrNKTTSG ~ THE WoELD.-5isny an IN
wise parent labors hard AMI spariUglv all
his life Cor the purpose of leaving enough to
give his children start IL the world. a. IT
Is called. Setting = young man a-IJat with
money left him BY his relatives is ike tying
n bladder under the arms Of one that cannot
swim; ten chances 10 one lfc VIII lose his
bladder and 20 20 the bott- ~. Teach him
20 swim, and he VIII never need the b,adIgrs.
Give your child sound education. and YOU
have done enough for him. See to It that
his morals are pure, his mind cultivated. aI-i
bis whole nature made subSsrvieUt 10 laws
which govern man, and ven have given him
what will be Of more value than the wealth
OF the Indies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

W.T. Won -'v- no = -'-ss e nc If Won
~ 1Sr?" asked rather sr-fyi-I - &
T~--o1, 7-f;N ~ OIL br' v-ar brushed ~1ri
arf almost '0o shiny bat u was proiu--1
hy tEe bar -r.lsr rr'a-uTr- over the edge
yf tJr tumf.'er. THANK yr.' said The re-
'ir'eut - hc placed i 20 his I.rs. Having
flushed i NJ a swallow. he Sa.rcl5ed his lips
ari sal, That - v"rv firc a'c-v, ~ -
Whose "a it, 1t = liqrn1u'S arer 'ih
Herman. chg Wei, give vs. another glass
sf5r' T. w7S dom; aud holding Il ~ the
Il -,ht anil looking through 1t. the coHnNis-eur
s1jf. 'Pon NV wN-d. Il ! sU1Crp a'c-sf'-
T.srb,-r'car a. Madeira I must have some
more Of that Give me 4 mig Of IT," The
mug vas furnished; hut before putin. 1t to
his ii0< the irubiber said. - ITL0sC ale did Won
sav this was: - - Harm Ms repeated the
bartender. The mug was exhausted. and
also tire vocabulary of UraiS"; i only re-
m7iuei for the apprrciliin- gentleman to
sav, ~ he wiped his mouth aud went toward
tie door. - Iarman's ale. i it, I know
Herman very we'll Slr'I sec him soon.
and viii settle with him for two cIaSscS and
mug Of his Incompatible brew! Good
mswuing,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

EErPrSG CELERY.-TTaving adopted a very
simple plan for keeping my celery last fall,
/ an disposed to make It public for the ben
eft of al lovers Of this eSdei'cnt plant.
Upon digging the celery, cut of IS uSI-
81 a large part of the top, and Of the root
also. still leaving on cood many Of ihe Il
brcs Of the latter 1t was then packed care
fully root down, in 40 old -four barrel, filing
the barrel with the upright plants, one tier
oich. Sand was then thrown IN and shaken
down till the plants were covered ] have
supposed that the uright position favored
that action OF the juices Of the plant that
keeps 1t crispy and fresh. At all events
the celery keeps beautifully.
j. e. X. Ctica.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

Such j. the power of the mind, there is
scarcely passion which has not, by excess
of action, terminated existence. Love has
IT. anger has doueit; grief has done il and
also joy. But there is one mental emotion,
which IN our experience, never struck IA
tai blow It is hope. Hope, when well
grounded, never creates evil; II j. n true an
chor- The other passions rn1y a-itate the
soui, as the angel Of Bethesda's waters: bat
hope rather resembles the healing influence
that angel left behind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

The Com CRnP ~ MACoUFTN. Inv
have during the past week heard from Va
riouS parts Of this county, and we are safe
in affirming that the corn crop of NacouTin
county viii be 100 per cent. greater than
ever before \ least one-thiri more breadth
of gr-urd was planted than in any Prcvi1u-
year. and the yield cannot be less than an
average Of fifty bushels to tie acre, in ;hc
entire coInty.-SU ec,dt0r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

Some half century a2o. Nicholas Long
worth, practieing law at Cincinnati, received
as fee for defending 4 horse thief. two
secondhand copper stills. These he traded
Oft for lot of tairty-tbree acres on Western
Row, then 30 called. This transaction form
ed the basis of an immense fortune, the
naked ground being now worth over two
SIiiIlion Of dollars
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12
SOMETHING OF Coal BzD.-An En-li

SOMETHING OF Coal BEo.-An English,
man, speaking in favor Of his own country
said to DR. Thompson
"You have 10 coal, and it IS that gives
England its manufacturing importance "
The doctor replied: We are not altogether
destitute Of coal; we have one small bod.
called the coal field % lnois which J. lar--
,r than the whole Of England. /: YOU wait
Ill we SCOOP some Of it out. and then hriEE
your island over, we i'll drop It in AID an
mex YOU
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

At has o. Grain taken in exchange for the above ar
i,'s 20 mtraui prices. Those wishing Lumber will find
IL Tor their interest call mine my stock 6e lore
purchasing elsewhere iuu=J W. W. Low.
Wanted.
He subscriber wishes to borrow $40 600 for term
OF three five years. Tor which lie will give real
estate security, Valc Of twice the amount and will pay
u per cent interest. and "a bonus Of $500 ANY person
wishing % loan money the abJy. time VIII find it for
tlyE lt-rcs; to Call and see me. fausll WIN W LOW
For Sale.
FbNWo very superior Octave Rosewood Piano Fortes
FOR sale by l. Uiulau| Ottawa Seminary Price 1928
and $4r. The for $50 IL of uncommon size aud
un-Nr,ied in quality.
DiHESsioNs.-Lensth feet inches.
Width 8
r,vo9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

BEEAKIyG CoLTs.-General principles
should prevail here, as elsewhere These
nre-I Begin early. ,. Begin by degrees.
8 Re gentle and patient. 4. BE firm. ..
Feed well with generous. but rs1t the slimu.
lsting feed. 6. Be very sure neither to over
tass, the strength. or crush the spirits Of a
colt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

Water Lime mixed with SKINNED milk
Is said to make an excellent dFab colercf
print 1t will adhere wei to wood, stone,
brick or mortar, where oil paint has TO;
been used. and IS very hard and durable
GeAests Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

All OF the above. and many other Patent Medicines,
be bought Of me, just pure and cheap from first
+ hands. r. Y. GIIGGS
MARI sign cite Good Samaritan, Ndttiags,'s Bioct
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sat--if- 1Ed Spinning
VIII he done DO lois 20. g. lbs and tt,ars At Il "a rs
cents -r.r f1l.rI " - - -
2 '.--aA
Cu-tom CaTding into Rolls

VIII - done 20 -N cents pr pound. T!.y.. rla-r ines
vii - cl"'h-d anew VIII Tie best % Cards, and vf.l !,
f~5r -sT-TitIctG taTgr- ty expect lave good ,gor,
done Wool VII De- taken from th~ Depot - Ott.v. and
rolls returned Eiii bile length Of tim. ~, -
iug tie .Urk. which may he sent ,in strong rettsi from,
Almost any part ~ the state at tTiIiu- expense.
wool INTENDED exchange FOR any g! The above kinds
o. Goods ne by tie proper order may BE- .it
by Railroad to Ottawa. and the goods will be put Up and
viih prUsuptIes,, according 10 order.
We would also say, thai We have zot our New Custom
and f.uurug s! ia operation, and persons wishing
have Ilir grinding done short notice. we have
Tieusy OF wa.er al lines. lmyi1l ). u. GREEN.
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Real estate.
IG(IEN L, SaNGIIs.

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts OF Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August ;, lSJ1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

= y. GAltE- I~.l lrs- Tonic Ei'tcrs that has no
- r L De-. either venting or curing Aslg Cal! 10
.-- l al s-5-r- ais from debility. The bttars
bring fHa Liver Into 1-f.ar cleanse te blood and .,
."as % ts whole stem They not an.
pu not claim any G.u virtue for Them but 10 claim
aI warrant item 90 o.. th- best tonic oG-.,J.--
Iar create % healthy appetite and give strength and
-. hundreds who have -ei them will t--t.'y
syn .. f..- Good Sag..sEIrIn, Nut;iuger'- Flock
ar--t T. Y. GEIGCS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

Ladies' and Misses Caters of all kinds, and Child
ren's Shoes of every description cheaper than
" B.-Eyery art Gle sold warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
W.. employ a larger number OF workmen, and manu-
ctre better class OF work than any establish
/ meut in the state.
Orders solicited and promptly filed. Repairing done
with neatncss aud.'espItch
Leather OF all kinds, shoe findings and shoe makers
tools constantly hand and FOR sale less than Chca-
20 rrires Country dealers will do well to c4H.
SEWING Machines for sale. NJ II. PRESCOTT & co,
jui1 .N,ia STRAIT, q Il sc @oorS .aat ef tie II. o.
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s.lsf.t.aE

TSNiE subscriber beg call attention his rucLskin
= fztabii-hnicHt Main ST. mex. ho,-se west OF Ma
Fiis ohcr Tanned baekskins- all kinds of bucEsSin
g"sr- Ehpla-hes Sc, always hand and sold at low
ct prices.
Cash paid Tor deer Sins. tjun7-tfl HENRY RiPP
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La Sale Street Drug Store.
g. y. Nc.FSTEIy Z


ANING purchased the entire stock o. Drugs. Medi-
ciu-s OH. P4iat- &c. formerly owned by Hunter
ieHlus. would Say his friends and the public ge-
neral ;. tlat he VIII continue the drug business the
OLD stand. on La Sale 81. two doors north Of NJ II.
STE'- - flee. where De VIII be happy acromno-
ia:e $50 those who favor him with call. All per.
wishing obtain pure article in the drug line,
vii .vay- na O. find i. ~ NCAErHrR-. he in
tends Keep other kind H. would invite the
ton ot the ladies in particular hs stock OF Perfume
which is the he,t aal mos, extensive offered in
Ottawa. varying 10 price and .ay suit purchasers.
II has also large and beautiful assortment OF Lamps,
Lanterns. Chandeliers Of all sizes, from twenty five
cents up % q SO dollars each.
A>o, Hat, Tooth, Pail. Cloth, aud Paint Brushes, OF
all descriptions besides soaps, Shaving Creams Poma
tuu-. Hair OH Combs. Pens, Ius. Paper, Envelopes,
and host % fancy articles, numerous to mention
H. viii keep constantly hand sash and Glass, Of all
sizes glazed ready for ~ manufacturers prices.
Dr. MCAHTHUR Wil continue the practice Of medicine
heretofore, and may always be found his store,
when not absent on prOtes sioual business. feb3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

Z. ETunhcT. invite the sporting community 10 give
me call. have good assortment of sporting
ticles con be found this side of New York City.
have good assortment OF those splendid steel.
patent muzz!e md common Rifles, made by Mr.. II. p.
Bruuker. whose valuable services a foreman Of my
shop All work done at my shop, usual Is warranted
TO give perfect satisfaction. Colts, Mynsrds Aliens,
and BlCnt Lyons Reviewers and Kfe Pistols, kept
constantly hand, and cheap they he bought
in Chicago Caps of ali descriptions, and gun fixtures
kept constantly on hand. Powder superior article
kept, for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends of H. p BrUuSr, wei as new
traders, believing supply their orders every
thing in my line, and give satisfaction all
that trade with me. Il. c. MITCHELL.
Ottawa, Jan. ,. 1856.
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BOOK B!NOERY.

BOOK B!NOERY.
a New EsGINi9s;'>s in Ottawa,
ryTHE subscriber would inform the people of La Sale
~ and adjoining Counties that he has established Il
BOOK BfNDFRY in Ottawa, where he will be happy
receive orders for anything in his line.
Est.Ruk Rocks
or all kinds manufactured to order workmau,ike
manner Also, old books rebound Pamphlets and
gazine> bound any style required. Maps covered and
vanished.
Paper Foxes
And all other work done which belongs my branch of
business Let borne in mind that it is longer
necessary to send Chicago to your Blank Books
Inapuf ctured or any kind of Binding done, for you
have am establishment in Ottawa that do it ALL and
save Won the trouble Of sending abroad.
Please give call in the room over the Telegraph
Office south side Of the Court House Square.
now e. O. IL IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

they ouer would occupy too
hst VIII give an i'.ra Of tie
Witt LeGd Il Z.ac Paint
Pure White Lead ia oil,
DO d. iry
French Zinc Paint, 10 oil.
do do dry.
. American do
silver White.
Fl.lr White
. or White
China White
Punt oils. DC
I;ns..d
Ea.led,
Nut
TurDeut-rp.
Jura isles.
Coach. Elastic,
DO Picture,
do No. /,
Furniture. No. I,
do No. 2,
Drmar.
Aspha!tulu,
Japan.
White Copal,
Mastic,
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OTTAWA
Hide and Leather Store.

Ia safe .Str6et, opposite Tie Court House
Entrance e. q. .UjH>9''s Penn. Store,
NA7IIEEE can at all times be found general assert
Sole Upper, KIP CALI, and Belt. Also Deer and Calf
skin string leather, at the lowest cash price The high
est price cash paid for Hides, Deer Skins Sheep Pel;s
Sc Nov PAL W. G f. RlCHARDsOS.
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Co-Iczs,>ion az It,c Matter

~ iAf decided O." - on, o. business the first Of
: > 'if.'Ig Nf ard 30 cpa" up my books and
t. --f-s ,7.y a- he able, propose from the first
o! Nieuh.s 90 sr only f"r cash ali barter, and here
Is invite 90 who are Indebted Iy book
count . call 60 make settlement aud pay lneI.t early
Va--.b'..
=" sd 7y friends and have 70 ,ay That r,y
present r.Hcs "l be- sold the lowest possible rate, to
put cost g'"i assortment viii - kept up by the adj
ci'au o.. Nv Goods rom tle Es-', equal any Of NY
l-iz.bHr- and lilly up 20 the season.
aar2 ). G.. NATTINGEH
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CONFECTIONERY STORE.

tVlN n IN z hV-S u he . OEH rs
1t HaIaGHe'S old stGHa Nam Street. nearly oppo
s5fe The Bunk.
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
TUE subscriber having taken the late popular estab
shmeut Of J. H. Hamalls. is pre- pared to manufac-
ture and supply, heretofore, all kinds OF Conecton-
cry wholesale and retail, warranted equal TO the best
eastern article.
lie also keeps all kinds OF TOYS, table ornaments &c.
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer.
At his Also. sup lied by the quantity to private
families, parties &c.
All kinds Of fancy Wedding Cake constantly hand,
O Manufactured 10 order imay26l WM. EBERT.
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ZOE IL

fEFIIE -outh 81 OF tie Z. II of : 81 range
Z J.. II lies about six miles southeast Of Ottawa /,
Eue rolling prairie, and has oL 1t living water.
II FAY.
Inquire OF J. Avery, ottawa al N.Y.
$tatiIrfss- WILLS.
FrFIE above N5l, with Lurrs and Situated
= on the Fox River Feeder, CoGr miles above OwaD
together with llGh Of tire water that flows .n said river
viii br leased for term Of years upon the most yor-
bic terms The location and power IS unsurpassed IN the
western country and liberal Inducements are offered 20
men Of enterprise and capital which j. rarely ever
net with For further niornaton address the under
signed. d. GEFFN
parton. Felrnary I. lS5I.