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SOW Is TIA uNE TO usK
Herrick's Sugar Coate d Pills
And bid Strengthening PlaSlrn.

These Extraordinary Famf
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tested twenty veHrs. BY
more thau three millions Of
persan., and Ri the present
tins Hre coneHftfH the
Medical World with thaif
startling CURES llerricks
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Oriiuary sickness, one ~
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time. llERHtcKs ku
fLAsrEBs cure ptins Rllsl
weakness in the breast,
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hours One viii weaF three
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l'ii.s. SUGAR Coaiel. laFz5
Family UoNes. with fu
Directions, % cts.
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r ". EYE, irsbarsh; T. C, 80 LER, Derby
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& WEST Coventry AIKEN & SMALLE9, Troy;
IS C. GILMAN, Norfh froyi ALVIN HOVEY.
Alsnv; }. NJ iilSEY, Waterbury, at wholesale,
uud b s al dealers Ia medicine everywhere.
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DEof BOOTS auI suOES made from the
I , be lfIeliheF Hud sold cheap FOR cash.
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March 1853 IA
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Leave Rutledge Tuesday and Friday at ii a M;
Arrive at cambridge by 7pm;
Leave cambridge Wednesday and Saturday at a
Arrive at Rutledgo by spm
Bids for six trpsa week between New Market and
loos3 From Rogsrsv!le, by Lee Valley, sneedsviIe lu
berry Cap Yellow g . Springs and powel,s River
Lave Rogersyile Thursday at SAM
Leave TszswelI Friday at L San s.,
Arrive at Rogersviie by 8 pm.
iOos4 From Rogersvils, by Mill Bend Van Hill Laurel
Gap, Newmaasyils Graysburg, and Ones, to
Rbeatown, 81 miles and back, week.
Leave RogersvlIe Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Rheatown by p m;
Leave Rheatown Friday at a M;
Arrive at Rogersvlle by Jpn
Bids for two lripsa week invited.
l0095 From Rogersyile by Yellow Store, Lyons Slors
New Canton, Kngsport, and Edents Ridge, 10
Bountsville, - miles and back, three times a
Leave Rogersville Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Leave Leave Biona,s1 s Mosdsy, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive a. Rogersvls by "a.
Bids FOR trips week only invited
l0096 From Rogersvie by st. Clair, to Balls Gap, Is
miles am back, six times week
Leave Rogersville daily, except Sunday, at p m;
Arrive at Bulls Gap by m;
Leave Balls Gap daily, except Sunday at m;
ioos7 From Ressssv iis by Alum Springs War Gp
and Whtesburg Va, to Jonesvle, 90 miles aod
back, week
Leave Rogersville Monday at M
In.ve Joneayl, Tuesdavy NJ q -.
Arrive al Roeersyile bv n m
,ooes From Kin@sgor by syper Bottom Fall Branch
Cherry Grove, Locust Mount, and Leesburg, 10
rive a, jons ahoro, bv I =, iA''e'' = -"
I..ave ioneal,oro Tnesday and md F,;a,v ~ Jam.
1909, a ar5si I. CIR Roads.
Rest, Fall Branch, Clear Creek Laurel Cup, and
~eek = DaS t"ou''' = ''''es anu oaeA' o"''
Iaave Bountsvl,c Friday a. nm.
Arrive It Raw Mount ney, dav nv hnm.
Leave Bay Noun, THURSDAY ~ IA MI m Z -
o,oo FROM Bonasye 70 Bs,o Dy miles and back six
I'M. .n,sI po, wasn a.;,, snna., .t,o
a;vs !, Rrsol hv 'd y Su'1ay - - ~
I.svs Rr.sto daily ercn,, sonJ,u ,tsnm
. a. Rlo,na y,lle hv ~ : - = ~
,a,o, No., p.,orslia ~ n.;ot x nila, d h., ,.;
Leave w1 Pso,,vle Tuesday and Saturday !, N.
sav. a, Da,s:p, ~ mi mi s.,nrd.
Arrive At Psnsry I bv 3 y M = = -
Avios from IsTi ~ am 0agss n,ose
Leave Bristol II Tues IS Ga m asA' '''' "''A
A rs,s T. n menc Th mesa usy * mn
Arrive ~ Rr;atol new, dav Nv 3 nm
Bidders viii state any intermediate Offices
tend route to end a, Newton NJ C. =
loos rram Tayors viii b. Wads Forge SHADY
Mocks Min. Va Lara. and Forks to Abinaaon |
g miles and 40 LIB, s,ek , once week
Arrive 1T ABINGDON NV n m.
eavs Ab;no,lon Sa,ny,davf .t ~ M.
Arrive at Tavo,sy;e hv n m
Io,oa From Tavlor,yie ny Bakers liap ard Sweet W.
tsr n n ~ Sn,say Glove m r. 1 90 niles a
hack once . wc'[ ME- Z" -
Leave 1rnvlorsvill Wond,u at II nm.
Arrive At SMEAR Grove next Isv bv To- n m,
Leave Sugar Groye Mosday At M;
Arrive az TaylorsyilIe bv / = m
l00 From Bakers Cap by Cables Valley and Botler 10
Dupper's Ferry II miles and back once 4 we, h 4
Leave Bakers Gap Tuesday at 6 a m:
Arrive at Dupeers Ferry bv 70
7 r. IT. 4
Arrive at Bakers Gap by N.
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Arrive At Whitley q II. next day by 4 p M

Arrive a Whitley Il. next day by 4pm
Leave Whitley c. H. Wednesday at7am
Arrive at Jacksboro next day by4 pm.
Bid. for two trips week as far as Huntsville in
and back, six times week.
Leave Concord daily, except Sunday AT 10 N, or
ON arrival VI mail from Knoxville
Arrive at Marysville by ID,
Leave Aarysville daily, except Sunday, at3pm;
oes7 From Concord by C.mpbelrs Station and earboro
Mills, to Robertsvie Is miles and back, once a
Leave Concord Saturday at u am;
Arrive at RobcrsviIe by m;
Leave Robertsvile Saturday at
looss From Philadelphia BY Wnsh,ssins to Kingston, Is
miles and back once week.
Leave Philadelphia Saturday at PM
Arrive 9. Kingston b. SPIN;
Leave Kingston Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive Philadelphia by IL m.
Bids for ,wieea-week service invited
70 cLota, % miles and back three times week.
Leave Philadelphia Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa'ur
Leave Chota Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Philadelphia by 4pm.
10000 From Sweet Water by hiwassee College, and Mad
isonviie, to Four Mile Branch Is miles and back,
fix times week TO Madsonviie and three ines
Leave Sweet Water daily, except Sunday. at n mi;
Leave Madisonvile daily, except Sunday, at Ia M
Arrive al Sweet Water by l0am
Leave Madisonvile Tuesday Thursday, and Sat
Arrive Four Mile Branch by p m;
Leave Four Mile Branch tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Madisonvile by SPIN.
l0O9l From Talbotts Mills, by Horners Mills Easley
Ferry, and Brookss Store Rutedge, Is miles
and back, u week.
Leave Talbous Mills Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Ruledge by ~ m;
Leave Rutedge Thursday at m;
Arrive at Tdbott's Mills by M.
Bids for two and also for three trips week invited
lo092 From Rutledge, by Tampico, Mill Spring. New
Market, and Flat Gap to Dsndridge,x rs miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Ru,cdge Tuesday and Friday at ii M;
Arrive at Dandridge by pm;
Leave cambridge Wednesday and Saturday at a
Arrive at Rutedgc by 8 pm.
Bids for six trips week between New Market and
cambridge invited.
loos3 From RogenvlIe by Lee Valley Sneedsvlle, NuN
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Leave Dresden Monday a, a N;
Arrive II Roydsslle by II am
Leave Boydsvilie Monday at p ~:
Arrive at Dresden by p m.
lolsT From Dresden, by Middleburg and Noun, Psia
Troy, 80 miles and back. once week.
Leave Dresden Tuesday at 8 m;
Arrive at TT by pm;
Leave Troy Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Dresden by 6 p m.
lOi56 From Dresden, by Dedham, Mount Prospect and
Andaiu,is, to Yorkvils, 80 miles and back, once
week
Leave Dresden Thursday at I am;
Arrive at Yorkville by s y mn
Leave YorkvlIe Friday at am;
Arrive at Dresden by p
lolss From pye,sbag, by Misrs Chapel Cnesnut Bluff
Lanehed, Cherryve Cageyle Mason's Grove,
and Poplar Corner to Jackson, 50 miles and back
twice a week
Leave Dyersburg Tuesday and Friday at pm
Arrive at Jackson next days by 6 p m;
Leave Jackson Monday and Thursday at6a N;
Arrive at Dyersburg next days by l0a m
lolsO From Dyersbug by Grove Mount to Trenton, 80
miles and back t~i week
Leave Dyersburg Mon1ey and Friday at I'M
Arrive at Trenton by pm;
Leave Trenton Tuesday and Saturday at Ga M
Arrive at Dyersburg by 8 pm.
lolsl From Trenton, by Enterprise Bluff Spring Hope
Hill, Lavinia South Carroll, SPANS, and Oak For
est, TO Lexington, % miles and back, a week.
Leave Trenton Thursday at am;
Arrive at Lexington next day by loan;
Leave Lexington Friday at IL M;
Arrive at Trenton next day by pm.
lols2 From Trenton, by Yorkville, Chester, Mason
Hall, Troy, and Fremont, to Hickman, KY, Sc
miles and back, three times a week.
Lave Trenton Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
l2pm;
Arrive at Hickman in % hours by 4am;
Leave Hickman Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at Rpm;
Arrive at Trenton in 70 hours by lam.
1898 From Trenton, by Shiloh and South Gibson to
Jackson, 20 miles and back, twice week
Leave Trenton Tuesday and Friday at 7 am;
Arrive at Jackson by mi
Leave Jackson Monday and Thursday at Ia M
Arrive at Trenton by 4 m.
IOl94 From Trenton, by Eaton, Friendship, Chesnu,
Blsh Leasvie Woodvie, Ripley, Golden's
Ridge, and Cane Bottom, to Fulton, 10 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Trenton "Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Fulton next day by 6pm
Leave Fulton Friday at 81 nj;
Arrive at Trenon next day by pm.
Bids invited to ext end route to end at Randolph.
1926 From Trenton, b. Antioch, Locust Grove, and
Winston, to Dresden, 30 miles aud back once
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HQIISC 10 Rent,

4 GOOD totrfle two stcry dwelling house. Illinois
"A Avenue in Walkers Additions isteiy occupied b,
W u. ERWIN. Enquire nj tfiss Office. decS
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Graal advertisements.
Morf611e .S1l>


Whereas Charles G. Miller and Eliza Miller, Of Otta
County of La Sale. State of Illinois, did the hrst
day of June, A. d. 1885, make, execute and deliver to
alter \. Woodruff mortgage OF the premises here-
pronisory notes of date with said mortgage which
notes We're drawn by said Charles c. Miller and payable
to the order OF W. q. Richardson, for the sum OF
rive hundred Dollars payable six months from ITS date
with SIX per cent interest," and the other for the same
payable twsves months from its date with ten per
interest, whibh notes respectively endorsed
blank by said W. C. Richardson and delivered to
said Walter " Woodruff, which said mortgage record
ed in the Recorders Office in and the county Of La
Sale and State of Illinois, iu Book No 81 pages
and Q; and it il provided in and by said mort
gage that default be made in the Of the said
described either OF them, or part or
portion of either of them at the time or times the
shall become due, then the SAID Walter N Woodruff, OF
his legal after having gwen Tour weeks
notice time and place of sale IN newspaper pup
li.bsd in said La Sale County. might sell The premise IL
said mortgage mentioned and hereafter descrpcui a.
public auction and convey the same TO the hshes ant
hest bidder and OF the money arising therefroin
first pay all costs attending said sale and then retat
the whole amount of principal sum secured py salt
mortgage with the interest the same to the DAY o
sale And whereas, default has been made III the pay
ment Of the first Of said pronssory notes above men
toned, due the first day Of December, a d. Ioo of INK
hundred dollars, with per cent interest,"
Now therefore, public notice is hereby gwen that '
undersigned by virtue of the power and authority vest
I'd ia by said mortgage above referred 10, WILL on
Monday, the tenth day Of January, A. ID. l.59 at
O'Clock Z. NJ sell public auction, at the south cool
of the Court House in the City of Ottawa in the county
of La Sale of Illinois, TO the highest and bes
bidder FOR following described premises beins
the premises described in said mortgage, to wit
Lot No. four al in Block No ninety I'VE, (9) IN tt
States Addition the Town (now City, OF OTTAWA n
the County OF La Sale and State OF Illinois, for the pur
poses in said mortgage described -
B A. L. SMITH. AREN'T decll
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- ON the Prairie Farmer.
S,r,r rxperimcn,s and Revelations.

S,c,r Experfrncu,s and Revelations.
.b;s wear planted an acre of sorghum
which riucned we'll by the last OF Septem-
nor. then had three-fourths Of the canes
cut and laid in piles on the ground where 1t
grew il being cut September 2Sth, 29th, and
:n,b at which time | was taken sick and
WAS unable to do anything with it until Oc-
tober cd, when l commenced working it
M. The Juice ranged from 10 deg. to IA
deg. Beaume. The cane that1as left stand
inc had soured and only marked = degrees
Beaumc, while the other was very little
acid now took so gallons of juice and
put it through upon Mr.. Coverings plan;
the result was twenty gallons of very iihe
syrup next took fifty gallons juice, ciar,-
fled with milk, using s cart. SODA 10 heu''A
izc the acid, and the result was fsurteeh ga
Ions syrup far superior to inc his';
these specimens hac peculiar RAM 49,
I next took fifty gallons juice l4 degrees
R.,nmo heated to 2l5 deg. f., removed the
scum then added to the boiling juice pure
Ima water until it cOlored red-ochrcd 1T
mrs bIue boiled to 800 deg. Fahrenheit,
do Reaume. dashed the fire with basaSse,
and transferred the juice TO finishing ket-
lie On examining the first kettle l found
il coated near one-eigh nth OF an inch thick
with black bitter gum "a sample OF which
send you) This juice boiled to 231 deg
Fahrenheit aud poured into tub, and in a
lew minutes it was solid sugar, "a sample OF
which is herewith sent) 1now commenced
a series of careful experiments to unravel the
mystery Of this gum, which resulted in the
following facts: That this gum is the great
hindering cause to the conversion OF sugar,
and that at els deg. Fahrenheit it is thrown
dswn, re dissolved at 234 deg. Fahrenheit,
burns or scerches at $50 deg. Fahrenheit
should the fire slacken in the least between
go deg and 234 deg Fahrenheit, it scorch.
es on the sides and bottom of the kettle and
communicates a scorched taste to the syrup.
hope that those OF yeur readers who raise
the cane next year, will preserve this and
Us; for themselves, not forgetting that the
zane must be cut when it is ripe. How long
II will keep l cannot say-but one month
sure. | made from three fourths of an acre
three hundred and thirty gallons of syrup
pronounced by the people equal to the bes
golden syrup; and about 400 pounds of su
gar good enough for any.
C.. B. OsTRANDER, NJ. ID.
Livingston co =, H., Nov. 10, 1853.
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Jusnranlr.
BY STATE A UTHORITY.
INDEMNITY.
PHGNIX
Insurance Company,

H4RTFORD, CONN.
Ca.I, Cap,tal and surplus, S35o-oCO.
ST. LOOMS PRESIDENT.
NtiipG'' General Agent at CINCINNATI
Ag.ncies ia tee l'iac{l2R cities "na 2O'cns in the
'' Union.
ysyrF phrnix Insurance Company has Cash CdDitR!
/ OF 7tro HrHdred ThowxaRH DOtsaTs with "A large
and constantly increasing surplus invested in the very
best and curIties the country affords The Ca
pital is SOUND and AVAILABLE and not in any way hypo-
tecated collateral to any standing obligations
In regard to the prompt adjustment and payment Of
losses Company higher or has better rep,.
t.tion than the Phoenix, and ii shall
maintain the reputation which by honorable transac
tons, and fair dealings, we have obtained.
Applications received and policies issued by
EDWARD J. COLLINS.
-fgent for Ottdtrd dr3 ticiHtfy
Office in Metropolitan Block, with VIM Smith Esq.
n B-Slr. e. Is pOce".ifo rese,C all permitting po
iicteS IN tie Ph,cHiT 90. IF Hartford.
AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE or ILLINOIS,
SPRINGFIELD, October l1th, ,5S. {
WHEREAS, THE Phoenix Insurance Company, located at
Hartford in the State of Connecticut. has filed in this
office statement of the condition OF its affairs,
qurcd by An Act to regulate the Agencies of Insu
Companies not Incorpcratedty the State of Hi
nos;' approved February Il, lS5, and act amenda-
tory thereto, approved January - 1857 and whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence that
it Is possessed of the required Of capital in
vested i'll stocks and mortgages, and has filed in this Of
flee written instrument; signed by the President and
Secretary thereof, appointing Epw J. COLLINS OF OF
,awa, its Agent for the transaction of the business
said Company and fully and unreservedly authorizing
hun to acknowledge service of process for and be
half OF said Company conserving that service of pro
cess upon him, the said Agent shall be taken and held
to be valid as if served upon the Company, and waiv
ing all claim of error by reason of such service.
Now therefore. in pursuance Of the provisions Of the
Act aforesaid JESSE X. DUBOIS, Auditor CT Public Ac
of The State of Illinois, hereby certify tina
the said EDWARD J COLLINS is authorized as an Agen
Tor the said Company to ransa CT the busn of Ins
in this State until the day OF Janua
ry, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty nine,
AS he may be legally empowered do by said Com
pany.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunto subscribed III
r. name, and affixed the seal of my Office at Spring
7 L. - field, this 18th day Of October, A. ID. 1888.
ocl6-1y JESSE X DUBOIS dudito,. p A.
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FEEpISG HONEY BEEs-Without speaking
Of the numberless attempts to feed bees up
on cheap food, which were all failures, we
give the following as the result of our expe-
riments: That if bees be fed upon good,
pure loaf sugar, dissolved in only water
enough to render it liquid, so that they can
eat it, or suck it up, that an ordinary hive
will consume from one to two pounds of
such mixture every day; but that the actu-
al gain in weight is only what the sugar
weighs without the water; the latter being
only solvent. and not convertible into no
ney. That the sugar is at once converted
into the most pure and delicate honey posi-
bic for bees to make, with all the delicious
flavor pertaining to the best honey, while
for witness both Of honey and comb. i: far
excels any made from the sweets Of flowers.
1t becomes then simply a matter of cost and
profit. Sugar by the ton ~ 80 "pIary,
can be conyerteI :.,to money, worth from Sc
xcr.y I'VE cents to one dollar pound, while
present prices continue. Tha: by this pro
cess bees can be kept at work to profit at all
seasons of the year, where the climate is
net too cold for them to manufacture the
comb to hold the heney-C. Ht3rnia Cul-
furist
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NONTGO
Family Provision Store.
EYGRn~iVe kreEV:agS


THE subscriber has just received his Spring stock at
the above old and popular establishment, compris-
ing article included in the list of the nsef and
health full substantals of life. His purchases
now irving from the sorth, ana with his purchases
elsewhere, comprise the largest, fullest freshest
and cheapest stock of Family be found be-
tween Chicago and ST. Louis. He invites all who are
skeptical this po'nt to cal! and them. The follow
articles comprise but part of lis list constantly on
hand
Sugar brown, loaf clarified, and crushed
tOfee, Rio rad Java.
Mola s' ST AR honse plantation, and syrup.
Teas, green, black boh-a, &c.
Soap, rosin, CASTLE, and shaving.
Tobacco, Cavendsb fine cut, smoking, &c.
Cigars, anything from a "long nine' to mild four
penny Cuba"
OILS. Iinseed, sperm, aud olive.
FORK, lard, taOw, &c.
FISH, makerei, white, herring, and trout.
Cocoa Nuts, rasins, and currants.
F!gs, retail or by the drum.
Gingsr Pre"erres, very fine article.
Iinegar, the best crab and cider.
Pickles. In jars all k!nts, extra.
Pepper $Iace, pepper, salt, alspice ginger and all
other ordinary condiments.
Nuts Brazil. flberts, almonds, pea nuts, &c.
Toys for children, including cry babies and everything
else from the elephant to Jack the giant killer.
Oysters, sartliues, &c. in
Candies, Il lot OF all kinds.
IdIs, brooms- mops &c.
Oranges and lemons, fresh from the sonth at retail
by the box.
IaSer, ink pens, and all kinds OF stationery
fU,rer, shot caps, lead, and everything ia that line.
FisIing ickte, fran the longest pole 20 linnow hooks.
Flour potatoes, vegetables ia their season, butter,
eggs, cnlckens, and all such little arrangements need
ed in families, always kept when they possibly be
NIOLINS.
yer; fine lot Of Volins, with all the enent.,
AL>O-,HicdgO and alton Lime ami Gem mt, toy.
Their with everything else that can be named hi- line,
supplied with the article called for he
OTTAWA. My 81 1856 r. MONTGOMERY
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The venerable Mrs Harrison GRAY OTIS
visit to Boston schools to interest the child
rem in the Mount Vernon movement, was
thus inrocently rendered at home" Pan,
don't you think that General Washingtor's
wife was to our school to-day, trying to
raise money to buy a graveyard for him
when he's buried, and / want a dime to pu,
in the contribution box" The gentleman
contributed.
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Blowing OUT CANDLE--There is one
small fact in domestic economy which is not
generally known, but which is useful as saw
ing time, trouble and temper. fla candle
be blown out, holding it above you, the
wick will not shoulder down, ami may,
therefore, be easily lighted again, but if
blown upon downwards, the contrary is the
ease.-Erchange
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To darken the hair without injuring the
skin, wash the head with spring water and
comb the hair in the sun, having dipped the
comb IN the oil Of tartar Do this three or
four times day, and in less than fort
night the hair often becomes as black as the
ravens wing"
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Tar .SFJe lofire

Office i h---Dy given - all whom it may concern,
that sale Of Lands and Lots Tor the and
costs dGe thereon for the year A. D. ISIS held the
door Of Ito Court House in Ottawa in the County OF La
sale and state OF Illinois, hy the Treasurer OF said
County, tie llt day Of May. a b. 1854. Michael
DtouLor purchased the following described tract %
Land situated ia sad County, VIZ: The all neg Sec. -,
7. B. Il , T. Of the 81 =. assessed IN the name OF
James p Woodworth, and that the time OF rcdeu pton
the wall expire in TWO years from the day Of
sail sale. fircil MICHAEL OlGNNNON.
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La Sale Street Drug Store.
r. VI Ic1KyEIlsgk

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF Drugs. Medf-
j cn-s, OILS Paints &c, formerly owned by Hunter
Toombe- would say 70 his friends ami the public gr-
u-rally he will the DR. business the
old stand, La Sale St two doors north Of NJ II.
Swift's Law Office where he Will b. happy to accomruo
date all those who may favor him Nth cal. All per-
wishing obtain pure artcf~ n thu drug line,
will AWAY. be fId it at MCAErHUEs as he in
tends TO keep other kind. He would invite the atten
rion ladies particular to his stock Of PerfGt.e
ry which the best and most extensive offered in
OTTAWA varying in price and quality suit purchasers
has also large and beautiful assortment OF Lamps,
Lanterns, Chandeliers of all sizes, from twenty five
up fry dollars each
Also, Hat, Tooth, Pail Cloth, and Paint Brushes, Q:
all descriptions besides Soaps, Shaving Creams PoIn-
tI1ns. Hair Oil Combs. Pens Ink, Paper, Envelopes
and host Of fancy articles. too numerous to ueAtiun-
lie viii keep constantly hand sash and Glass, OF all
sizes. glazed ready for manufacturers prices
Dr. NCAkrgUR will continue the practice Of medicine
heretofore and always be found ~ hls store,
when not absent Oh uyo.essiun.! business. fef3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-18
A. d. SMITH, Agrnt.
Tar Sale Eofjre

NOTICFis hereby given, that at sale by the Urea
Of La Sale County, State OF Illinois, at the
Court House in Ottawa Of Lots and Lands situated in
said County for the and due thereon for the
year A. D. 1856 the 18th day of May, 1851 became
the purchaser of the following described Lots and
Lands, and that the time Of redemption will expire two
years from the said day of sale.
TooSH Of XdrseiU@s.
Lot. /, 2, 3, 4, -, Il, Is, and Is, in Block 2.
Richey's Adddion 10 -RrrseiNes.
Lot &, in Block Il.
.Stdtes h5dniH 10 OHdra.
West 100 feet Lot :, Block 90.