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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.
Extensive Arrivals.

HE subscriber has just received his Spring stock
! the above old and popular establishment, compri.
health ful subsantiaIs Of life. His purchases
now ar irving from the sorti, and with his purchases
elsewhere comprise the largest fullest, freshest
and cheapest OF Family b. be-
tween Chicago and 81 Louis. lie invite. all who are
skep,ical this pc call and them The follow
ing comprise bat part Of k!s let constantly
hand.
Sfgdr brown loaf clarified and crushed.
G,rse, Ria Tad Java
.Hoids.e-' 81 AR hon-e, plantation aud syrup
Can6ies star. steariue, sperm, and ialow.
Ted&. green, black, bohes, &c
!>,py. tcsin CASTLE. and shaving.
ToiGrc0, Caveudish, fine cut, smoking &c.
c.gors, anything from 'long nine 10 mild four
penny Cuba
oil. liIse.d. sperm. and olive.
PORK, lard, iallow, &c-
Fur :nakerei. white, herring, aDe trout.
tssc.-I Nut. rai~ius and rurTant--
figs. at retail by the drum
Ginger Pcss~rres, very fine article.
TiHegdr. the best crab and cider
YieEses, 81 jar. al kinds, extra.
Pepper >Iacs. pepper. salt, aispice, ginger, and all
other ordinary condiments.
Nat. Brazil hibyrts, almonds. pea nuts, &c
T,. ror children. including babies and everything
else from the elephant 20 JACK the giant killer.
yys,~rs ,ardines, sc, a. cans.
,iGs,Ties a lot Of al Kinds
Pull broouis. mops, &c
OrdHges and lemons, fresh from the soath, At retail
or ~ tie box.
PlD.y. ink. pens and ali Kind. Of stationery
Ttrder shot, ca. lead, and everything IN tina, line
Fishing tackle, from the longest pole niIiuow hooks
Y1o1sr. potatoes. vegetables in their season butter
chickens, aud all such little 'Arrangenents need
families. always kept when tLey possibly be
procured for love 81 money
NIILINS.
very fine lot Of VeliEs, with all the arrangements,
ALSO-CHi6Ggo and .iton lime and Cement, tose-
Their with everything els. that he hi. line
and if he is not supplied with the article called for he
Ottawa May 81 lo5s r MONTGOMERY
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"The Return of the Dove"

The shrieks of terror and the groans Of
death had died away. Silence came down
upon the rushing, dashing waves of a de-
luged world. Where now was the mighty
host, who in their pride and boasted great
ness had detied the power of the Almighty.
Where were tIose fair cities glorying in
their gods, their temples, and their wealth
Where were the gallant young men and the
laughing maidens, Yes, where are they:
In vain did they hy to the mountains for
rescue, in vain did they call for mercy VIII, n
It was too late. They had despised il when
offered, and now the wrath OF an aven .ing
God was upon them, and they persisted in
the terrible ruin Of the earth.
But the holy patriaI ch Noah, and his IA
mily, where were they: Safely had their
little ark been tossed upon foaming pillows
till it rested upon the Mount
\ holy peace and joy rested upon this
chosen family, as anxiously, yet trustingly,
they lowered around thci. little window.
waiting for the return of the dove IL
came, bu, with il no glad tIdings to cheer
their hearts.
Again it was sent forth, and with what
pleasure, and emotions of love ard gratitude
must they have welcomed its return. How
much was conveyed to their minds by the
little olive branch it bore. Ii revealed to
them a world, again revclng in beauty. co.
vered with the pencillings of an exquisite
artist; it. towering mountains and wheel
hills, majestic oceans and gentle rivulets, all
presented themselves to their imagination,
marred only by the thought Of what might
have been, had IT not been for mans disobc-
dience. How could they have resisted the
temptation to rush forth at once, and gaze
upon the renewed beauties Of deluged
world; but they. still trusting in the arm of
their protector, waited for his commands.
He spake and the doors were opened, and
as they went forth again to breathe the pure
air Of Heaven, their hearts burst forth in an
tbems Of praise for their safe deliverance.
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Lots for sale.
lIIE the following lots which
II they offer at low rates. time. viz
Gkorey.'s a1dition to Ottatrd
Lots I, and g. block l.
Lots 8, 4, s, s, 9 and ~, block 8.
Lots 3, As, s, 3 and 12, block I.
Lots !, 2, 8, I, 5 and s, block 5.
Lots l, 9, 3, and 5. block 6.
Lots !, 4, 5. and 9, block s.
Lots 2. and 10, block 3.
Lots I, 2. 2, land 5. block H..
Lots /, 2, 3. 4, >. s. and 5. block 49,
Lots q, 10. II and l5 block 10
Lots 5. 9. II and 16. block 10.
Lots !, 2, 3, 4, 5, g. and 3, block Is.
Norris .I6difion.
Lots and 6, block g.. -
Otfa,~a TSfv.
Lots g. g. 8, land 5, in the subdivision Of lot T.
Lots and O.
Lots l, 2, 81 and 10, TO-
TRUE WATERMAN,
jul9 Ogsce an Bank or fsfo,eo
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Music hath Charm,

no sootlc the mind made savage by these hard times.
4. " GIlGGS has just received n large addition
his stock of Vioins, Accoreons, Guitars Drums Flutes
&c, &C. Sheet Music, Song Books Note Books, &c.
Sign Of the Good Samaritan, Nattingers Block oc24:
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LAND FOR SALE
ON FIVE YEARS TIME

WILL sell my Otter Greek Farm, situated fifteen miles
south ea-; "f Ottawa, ia In sale County, Illinois,
consisting 81 -FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF IMPROVED
LAND. with IS dwelling houses, and fenced OF in 10
fields
The three main branches If Otter Greek come together
on the Yarn. which makes u one OF the best vaterrd
stock farms ia Northern Illinois. Tn. land lies descend
ing mostly the south and Of superior quality for grain
raising. of which about Thousand under
cultivation the balance Of the land ia meadow and pas
ture. The Ottawa and Dwight State Road passes
through the farm the Prt-r-burgh and Morris Railroad
il surveyed north limits Il the farm and the Ia
Sale and Lafayette Railroad j. surveyed through the
southern part Of the farm. Nil sell -aif farm ia lots To-
suit purchasers and give from tire. To- siX time to
pay for the same, with interest 1T ten per cent.
dec26-6n DAVID STEAwN.
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PAINTS. Oils, Drugs, &r.
SETH G. EARL & SONS
Paint Establishment.


Jugs Printers Brushes. Pencils. dc
In all qualities and varieties To name all IN. artic.
they offer would occupy much space but following
list will give an idea OF the nature Of their stock
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Eegal advertisements.
Trustees' Sdle-

Trustees Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF the
~ power given to the undersigned by a certain deed
OF trust executed and delivered by William W. Low,
the dated the eleventh day of March, d.
so. and hed for record In the Recorders Oce Of the
Soh ei La Sale and State OF Illinois, the twelfth
eay March, A ID. 1851, and duly recorded in said Of
BOOK No. 81, pages 6S4 6s5 and $50 the under
slgheo, trustees named in said Trust will,
the seventeenth day Of March, A D. ISIS,
at the hour OF ten O'Clock in the of said
the south door OF tue Court House the City of
wa in said County OF La Salle sell for cash at public
auction, to the highest bidder
real estate, to wit Lots two three (31 and
ye 81 in Block thrtyeght, t3s in the States Addi.
ton to Ottawa, situate in said City Of Ottawa being
same premises mentioned in said Deed Of Tfust
This sale is TO be made to satisfy and pay the sum OF
seven thous and and dollars and cents
(&3oIO II now due and owing from the said William W
Low to the undersigned for money advanced and iabi
lity incurred BY the undersigned in pursuance Of the
agreement between the said Low and the undersigned
set in said Deed Of Trust
The sale will be absolute and for cash
CHARLES II. WALKER,
GEORGE c. WALKER, T..st.ss
TRACY J. BRONSON,
WILLIAM KELLOGG.
Composing the firm OF -
feb13-sw WALKER, BRONSON co.
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RACIEIG CITY


rs the name of Il fourishing young city, not six
months old. laid and built up since the 10th Of last
May situated the Missouri River in Mills County,
Iowa, the point where the Burlington Railroad strikes
the Missouri River, and where the ST. 10 and Council
BluT Railroad the Burlington and Missouri Ri
r. H. The City is I y miles back from the main
channel Of the Missouri River, beautiful emnence
and giving delightful view OF the Missouri River
for ~ miles each also, view OF Platte mouth in
Nebraska and the windngs OF Platte River she oils
her waters into the muddy Missouri. Nearly opposite
Pacific City the well known Steamboat Landing called
BetheheIns Landing. Pacific City contains about
500 inhabitants weekly newspaper printed there, call
Pacifc city Enterprise nearly loo houses costing
from Ave hundred fifteen thousand dollars. Lots have
been selling from hundred to three hundred dol
lars.
We have cured a large tract Of land adjoining Paci
6c City, and one-half mile neare. the Landing. We
have laid the City Lots OF which
intend give away to person who will first send
In 81 for the deed acknowledgement and cousi
Iteration validate the deed and have the hrst
chance of the first adjoining reserved Lot for - and the
refusal Of the second adjoining reserved Lot for 42
And these Lots just good Of those lately
sold for several hundred dollars.
The history OF several Cities in the West who have
taken this and have grown up in single year
will fully explain object in offering such aieied
inducements Send and = fortune with n
iy hunbug Only ~ for Lot % for Lots, and
f3 for three adjoining Lots. For two Of the hrst Lots,
81. be cash; for three L"ts tfll six months
will be given il such give their notes with
six interest," and place such notes in the hands
he collected when die.l and for ward
notes Of such fact Full names aud residences
must be given. Address JEIiU JOHN.
E7idH J.. a.. WinneBdJo 20, Illinois
E-.or tn l.. Nuckotls Geo. Y. Wellington, Pacific
City. Iowa. d-cj
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Read and write:

Read and Write.
N Y GRIGGS has just received his Fall and Winter
IL. supply of Books, Stationery, &c.
$50 Realms of Writing, Note, Bill Legal, Letter. and
Blank Paper the largest stock brought to Ottawa
800 Blank Books, making the most complete assort-
this side OF Chicago.
All the kinds Book. used in city and country
Loo varieties of Miscellaneous Books.
1000 varieties of Books for children.
Pens, States, Inks, Sealing Wax, Pencils, Holders En-
vrlopes, Memorandum, &c.
l have Agency Books, but have the largest stock
Of good Books in mot excepting the ercee Book
Stare that has the Express Office.
Wall Paper. Hardware, &c, &c.
liberal discount made teachers who wish to supply
country schools; also to teachers OF p-nmanshp.
Sign Of the Good Samaritan. Nsttin, er's Block. oc24
Music hath Charms
no soothc the mind made savage by these hard times.
u 4. Y. GHlGGS has just received a large addition
his stock Of volins, Accordeons Guitars Drums Flutes
&c, &c. Sheet Music, Song Books, Note Books, &c.
Sign Of the Good Samaritan, Natnger's Block. oc24
~ y. GRiGCS nattcrs himself that no Retail Drug
lIs Store in the West ocr larger, better select
ed, resher complete stock Of Drugs, Medi
cines, and Chemicals than be the sign of the
Good Samaritan, Nattinger'S Block.
Also, all kinds Of Patent Medicines. oce4
iceland Moss Candy.
PHEASANT and enectual for Coughs and
"A Co,ds. Parents will find this Candy good Medi-
cine for children, it is to administer, and is the
hes Cough Candy offered. Prepared and sold by
.l2 +. y. GRIGGs. Sign Of the Good Samaritan.
Academy Of Music.
VUyIIE undersigned has opened Academy of Music,
ia which all instruments, u Piano, Melodeon, Tio-
ln Carionet Flute Guitar and Singing and all Brass
Instruments will be taught at reasonable charges.
Classes will be opened, not containing more than IL
scholars in each.
Music furnished for Balls. Parties, Parades &C., with
any number of Instruments, at reasonable terms.
For particulars inquire at Z. Y. GRGGs Music store
jan9-tf CIV DENHARD.
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A young gentleman boosted Of uncommon
clear sightedness, asked one, "There, can
yon now see that fly on the vane Of Old
South church, "Why, yes, "She answer
ed "there, now, | SEE ,,.ls wink"
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" lee acres NWi. Sec 80, 7. 81, L. 3.
~ NWi7 Sec. 81, 7. So T. ).
NE1 Sec %. T. 81, Il. 5.
Lot 81, Ottawa City.
~ Lots in the States Addition 10 Ottawa.
8 Lots in Ottawa Centre.
24. 81, s. and lots in subdivision of part of
the MEL Sec. 3. T. 33. r. 3.
This property overooks the City. and is the de-
sirabe and valuable property in Ottawa for residence.
Also, I, 9 and lots of Geo. W. Bassett's
present residence, and about 81 lots in Addition
Ottawa, adjoining and north Of Champlin Hanbury's
Addition These lots will be co by 10 feet. Any Of tie
above property will be sold years time II desired
with interest only payable annually at ten per cent.
myl6 GEO 5. FISHER.
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Asssgnee's Notice.
Stock Of Goods for Sale!

TIVHE entire stock of Goods lately owned by AsAsA
l. FOSTER, consisting Of
Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Clothing
CrOcEerg, Uurdscdre, Drugs and Medicines,
and Druggists Furniture,
Is offered for sale such will make il
object for any wishing TO already
tabshed in business to buy it, It be sold
close the business.
For terms call upon the subscriber
GEO. WiilPPLE, Assi2nse.
n. bah persons indebted by note book account,
expected call and settle immediately, and save
costs. my16
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Hard Wood Lumber,
EStrayed,

EStrayed,
LNROM the subscriber siding on Cov.i rr..t r,IJas
south west OF Ottawa BAY COLT q wars old last
spring-has white hind foot and Wits snot on the
side Of the nose Said colt last seem about week
ago. around Mrs. Hardness fsnoe. Any person .;yn,
information where said colt may be found viii 1915
Is reward. Information may be left at the Illinois IA
yer bridge toll house. addfcss the subscriber at t,
post office. (dec 81 JAMES DJRrIHiD
Cheese: Cheese
- nOO LBS. Of that celebrated OnoudaRa Co. n
ZsNNJNyY.,C Cheese, inst received.
Also. 100 boxes new Raisias. at reduce d'priees.
ASsI1 JOHN LOCKWOOD CO,
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WOrf1a1e Sale.

Mortgage Sale.
w his wife, the County Of La Sale and State of H.
lnois, by their conveyance dated October ID A. ID.
1855, did mortgage unto Mrs Ann p. Sherwood the
equal undivided half Of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton No. (2>) twenty eight, in Township No (4) thirty
North, Range % east Of the third principal
meridian situated in the County of La Sale and State Of
Illinois, which conveyance made to secure the
uaent Of certain promissory note OF even date with
conveyance, executed by the said Orve n Adams,
for the sum Of five hundred dollars, and due in two
years its date with interest at ten per cent,
bic annually, and made payable unto the said Ann p.
Sher wood order said mortgage being duly acknow-
lodged and recorded in the Recorders Office Of the
County Of Sale and State of Illinois, page i2i Of
book No As which mortgage and note has been duly
signed unto IN by the said Ann P. Sherwood.
And whereas, default having been made in the pay
uent OF the money secured to be paid by said mortgage
and note. the undersigned, assignee aforesaid, by
virtue Of power Of sale in said mortgage contained
shall sell public auction for cash. at the door OF the
Court House. in the said County Of La Sale, the s
day Of March, A. ID. 1,5s between the hours of ten
o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock NJ Of that day, the
above described land and all the right title and int
rest said Orville n. Adams and Frances his wife
in thereto Of the above Indebtedness
febS JOHN p ANTHONY, 3ssignee.
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Real estate.

LOCuAN 4 SAN0EhS
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts Title furnished Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa, August 8, 1851.
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Estate OF Casper HIager, iced.

Estate Of Casper Elager, dee'd
NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons wing claims
against the estate of Casper kiegrr. decca that
will attend Of the County Court OF La Sale
County be held Otta in .sd County of La Sale
and of Illinois, the 81 Monday l5th) of March
when and where all persons having claims against
said notified To present the in writing to
said Court for adjustment.
jan2S-6ws CATHERINE KLEGER, admir-.
Estate OF Eduard Hollands iced.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons having claims
~ against the estate of Edward Hollands. deceased
that will attend of the County Court of La
Sale County be held Ottawa in said County Of La
Sale and State Illinois, the 4th Monday of Febru
airy next when and where all persons having claims
against said notified to present the same in
writing 10 said Court for adjustment.
ABIGAIL HOLLANDS, .idEs'S.,
i.n22-Sw- ED. c. "OLLANDS, admir-.
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w all Paper .A9epot.
81. q. EhRL q SON


~ B. T. THelp's Oh .>fd,,d, NIin street, Ofdrd 4,
TNiAOis,
II AVE just received their Spring stock and have
] for sale the elegant lot of Paper Hangngs
Window Drapery and Shades offered in Ottawa
They prepared furnish in quantities pur
chasers the latest patterns OF Satin Gilt Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders. Also, Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Prints, &c. &C. Their
purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
a "A small advance first cost. myiI-u
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fflc0ifines.
NOFFAT'S
Life Pills and PhHpix Riffe rS.

F5NiE best family Medicine before thu public, for
i the Of SrO;aId, Ulcers, ScHrry, ErupfioHs
Of the skin, FSrer and AgHe, Dysepsd, DropsV, and
in fact most all diseases yield 10 their curative
perties.
Ii has been computed that during the last twenty five
years upwards Of FoUr Millions Of persons have been
benefited by the of these medicines a fact which
speaks volumes in favor OF their curative properties
single trial will place them beyond the reach Of COMPETE
ticn the Of patient BY their the
BLOOD l. RESTORED TO HEALTHY STATE and fre>d
from OIL impurities. The system is reduced during
their operation but iny orated ard they require
strant from bushes. pleasure.
Tile afflicted hare in Nese medicines remedy that
,riH 40 for He3n al Ndtnediciie possibly effect
Prepared by W b. MOFFAT, NJ D., Ne,r York.
Aud for safe by DAVID WALKER CO.,
q. L. THOMPSON.
jun20-iy I1eat~ Ottdw0, H.
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Free bridge.
ME free bridge across Fox River ut Dayton Is now
! completed, and persons living the east side win
again have the privilege Of patronisng our new ors
and FIGURING Mill which is capable of grinding from %
to 90 bushels per hour. As the undersigned nave sx
pended their means very literally in erecting such MN
and Bridge A the growing wants Of the country require
they hose to receive liberal share Of psblic
Persons coming distance will find good warm sta
bline In connection with the above Mill free ef chdrgs
and their public house has passed into other haSds and
bids fair justice to the sNer at reasonable
rates. Tease give US call. }. Z ID. GREEN. 2
Dayton, November -, 1eW.
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FARM FOR SALE.

n HE one owned by VIM. Wsggoper, and common
i ~ known tn. "Hoag fArn," containing Hco acres
lying mile south Of MaSseies. 49, and
see 81, T. ~. X 81 1t Is vei waiered. extending
the the northeast corner has about p acres Of
good timber 81 acres improved, good house barn. sad
ouibuildngs, aud ONE HUNDRED APPLE TREES, IS
years old. and of the choicest kind OF iruit.
Also. convenient Tenant House.
The farm Is well adapted for both STuCE and Grain.
The above farm will be sold cheaper, by far than
other La sale County. Tn. owner j. bound 20 sell
ANEi.G. Ottawa. ILL.,
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BOOK BlNDERY.

-
A New Business in Ottawa!
II HE subscriber would inform the people of La Sale
i and adjoining Counties that he has established
BOOK BINDERY in Ottawa, where he will be happy t.
receive orders for anything in his line.
Blank Books
or all kinds manufactured to order in worknanike
manner. Also, old books rebound. Pamphlets and ma
gaxnes bound in any style required. Maps covered and
vanished.
Paper Boxes
And all other work done which belongs my branch Of
business Let it be borne in mind that it is no longer
necessary send to Chicago to get your Blank Books
manufactured or any kind of Binding done, for you
have establishment In Ottawa that do it all, and
you the trouble Of sending abroad.
Please give me a call in the the Telegraph
Once south side Of the Court House Square.
novl G. g. LUTZ.
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TIE subscribers offer for sale 10 81 Land stu
I aed the Sermiiion, mile aud half from tim
Der. and miles from sans-T> coal beds There
81 Of last seasons breaking fenced and ready for
4 crop In spring There viii b. five years time given
pay for il at per cent. per annuin- Enquire of
COOK GLOVER
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Tonic I5ittcrS.
~ Y. GRIGGS prepares Tonic Bttcrs that has
liz equal in either preventing curing Ague, Chill Fe
and all diseases arising from debility These Bitters
bring action, cleanse the blood,
n tonic the whole system. They not a ALL
do not claim any hidden virtue for them, but do claim
and warrant them to be the best tonic offered
They create healthy appetite and give strength and
energy hundreds who have used them will testify
Sign Of the Good Samaritan, Sattingers Block.
aug29 Z. Y. GRIGGS.
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Michigan Central Railroad.
~ ssg sz:gza a.

Joliet Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
asOing East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detrof at o;3 A.
1 NJ, and s:IO Y. NJ. arrival oil Chicago Alton
4 81. Louis trains from the South
Going West.
Ieay. Lake Junction S., 4. ". and Sis P. NJ
arrival of trains from Detroi; and Cincinnati.
Passengers from South and West via the Chicago,
Alton St Lo1is and Chicago Rock Island Railroads,
will find this the most direct the East and South
Fast and may Of making pronp, connections
Detroit Suspension Bridge Buffalo, and Cleveland. with
all the main lines travel aud at Michigan City with
New Albany Salem trains to Cincinnati, Lafayette,
Louisville. and the South.
Through i, p,ircia sed at the Office at JOLT
Ct for all the principal cities and the East
Il. c. RICE. Superintendent.
Cso T.. M.CGREGoa, En1ineer .yOiiet Diri1on iui31
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TIHVING bought out the shop stock, and trade OF H.
r. Brunker, I invite the sporting community TO give
a call l hays good assortment of sporting ar
ticles as con found this side of New York City.
good assortment Of those splendid cast steel,
patent muzzle md common Rifles, made by Mr.. H. +.
Bunker whose valuable services foreman Of my
shop All work done shop usual, is warranted
give perfect satisfaction. Colts, Maynard's, Aliens.
and Blunt Lyons Reviewers, and kife Pistols kept
constantly hand and cheap they be bought
in Chicago Caps of all descriptions and gun fixtures
kept constantly hand. Powder-a superior article
kept, for target practice or long range.
invite the old friends of H. p. Brunkr, vel
traders believing supply their orders for
thing in my line give satisfaction all
that trade with me. u. c. MITCHELL.
OTTAWA, Jan. ;. 1856.
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For Sale or ENCL4angr.
HAVE 900 of land in Bureau County. Suitable
for grazing which Will scll exchange for land. in
La Sale County.
have also % land in Henderson County,
H. for sale cheap, will exchange for improved lands
In this County. laugll K. TH0ENE