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HUNGARIAN Grass seed.

TUNHE first of this Grass known in the United States
Il brought to Monroe county, Iowa, by a company
OF Hungarian emgrants in the year 1888, and given by
them farmer in the vicinity OF Alba to trial.
which proved satisfactory tibet the seed eagerly
sought after by all who had opportunity of seeing
while growing number of farmers procured seed the
year. the yield of which astonisngy large.
that the it spread through the adjoining
counties and has become standard production of
portion of the State.
This Grass differs widely from the aet and certainly
distinct grass. The yield Is much greater per acre
and the and hay is of a superior quality either
Met, Timothy or Glover. 1t stands firm upon the
ground when properly sown, and ordinary yield is
from 5 to : and tons per
VIM. Dixon, resident of Monroe COUNTY, Iowa, raised
eight and half tons Of this Grass upon acre
which took the premiums at the County Fair. COM
yield OF the seed is from 30 10 10 bushels
II il emphaIcalIy the Grass for Illinois Iowa and Mis-
souri, and for all soils of vegetable formation The time
for sowing it from the LIST of May the lst of
July, and be as late August, yield a
better crop than Timothy The manner of preparing the
ground the game Ger wheat and oats it should be
tightly narrowed then rolled, The amount Of seed may
yary-if FER hoy, onethrd bEshel; j! for zeed, one
fourth bushel
Cattle and sheep will this lay in ersrence to IL
notify clover, and will fatten il without grain
Horses prefer threshed oats, and will do better it
forming labor every day.
One great advantage TO the farmer is that he may
tie seed in lots at different times during the Spring, and
consequently will net he hurried in harvest in fact
let the grass stand eight ten days after is ripe,
and il will njurc. Another inducemcnt the
Is that he upon his stubble ground az
e has harvested his wheat oats, and raise good
crop.
dollars for every baset of seed they have Farm
need be afraid try it. for it is hulabug
and will amply repay you for any outlay for seed.
For sale by lmy II l.. w CHAMBERLAIN
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For Sale.

West half Sec. &c, Town - N. r. East, 800 acres
West half swa Sec. IA, Town 32 ", X. East, 50 ac
West half nwq Sec. II, Town 80 ", X East. So ac
The above lands are among the desirable in La
Sale County, situated from to 10 miles from Ottawa
and will be sold reasonable terms Apply the I'M
iersisned, at Alton, III. lOct2. HENRY 5. BAKER.
Farm for Sale.
L OFFER fer sale, for cash time, my old home
Il stead farm in the town of Farm Ridge, consisting
about 30 Of cultivated land and 90 acres
ed timber. Good dwellings, orchard aud abundance of
springs for stock water. nov14-tf BRONSON MURRAY
Residence for Sale.
OFFER Tor sale FOR cash. term of years, for
L well secured paper, my present residence, the
blum, and quarter miles north of the Court House
noy14-r BRONSON MURRAY.
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AdmjnisfrqtriI's sale Of Real Estate.

15uhtth .SlfULF(f s .NdLc OF litHt LStOs.
E1Y virtue Of order and decree Of the County Court
ID Of La Sale County Illinois, made the petition OF
the undersigned, administrators Of the estate OF Henry
II Cotton deceased for leave to sell the real estate Of
the 1871 day % September A ID. 1881, shall,
tile 9th day Of January next between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ, OF said day, sell at
public sale, the south door OF the Court House, IN OF
La Sale County Illinois, all the interest OF the
said Henry g Gotten the following described real
situate in the County OF La Sale and State Of Hi
nois to wit:
10, one, ID in block three 81
10; I'VE, 90 in block fifteen. 49,
Lot thirteen. lS,) in block twenty-five, (e2)
Lots FIVE 80 nine, a. ten. 10 eleven q and if
teen, O5l in block twenty-five, ta5)
Lots nine, o. eleven, QI and hftsen, C5) in block
tw-nty-sx, t2G)
IA and fifteen, C3,l in block twen:y-niue, (s9)
Lot three, o. in block thirty t32) all in Ottawa
Centre, il the OF OTTAWA.
Lot SIX, 90 in block rfty-one. 90
Lots nine, o. thirteen, t13,) and fourteen, G4) in
block t0y-eis'l;. t5,)
lot eight - III block eighty five, % all in States
addition To- Ottawa.
And the naf ~ the sou-r-es- r---.er 81 IL.
ven ~ in block twelve l2D in tn. Original Town Of
Ottaar. The :, Of lot fourteen. N4,) in the
sogth west fractional quarter Of Section eleven, I'D in
Tow ship thirtytiree ts3) Of Range three 81
aud out-!os four a. and seveny-eight, ,I.,) in
souih west fscona quarter of Section Township and
Range Aforesaid; and the east fractional southeast
quarter OF Section six, TO- Township
(3. of Range four {4) East, in said La Sale County
IrsJRs.-One third cash in hand, and balance o
dit of six and twelve months, the purchaser give APP
proved personal security, and mortgage the preU
ses sold, TO secure ie payment Of the purchase money
NARY T. COTTON.
ATp'r. IF TIE Estite Of Es'.yy II. Cotton decd.
The above sale is postpone. until Saturday, the 10th
day OF April next. MARY E. COTTON.
Ad,r Of the >s0t- Of H-nry q, Cotton deed.
The above sale has been postpon ed the 10th of July
MARY r. STOUT, Gate Mary T. Cotton.)
Ad'n'T. ~ the estate Of Henry q. Cotton, decd.
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MECHANICAL FoRcE OF LIGHrNING-It has
been proved on one occasion that a fash
OF lightning must have struck a church
ST Georges Leicester, England-with force
equal to more than II, 000 horse power
A single horse power is equal to raising 49,
Geo pounds one foot high in one minute
The force Of lightning was, therefore. equal
to 8e4, 0o0. 900 pounds raised que foot high
in one minute. This is equal to the power
Of twelAe of our largest steamers, having
twenty four engines of five hundred horse
mower each.
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STEAM ENGINES.
PORTABLE AND STATIONERY.
DD4@sa pn&4,,% NnnrI1n<~~

fIlE greatest Improvement the simplest piece OF me-
Il chanisrn, and the powerful engine, proper
on To its size, built. They pronounced the Worlds
Fair in Paris, in lo5, that the result OF the operation
gain OF 90 per all other engires USE
and awarded the prize medal TO the inventor.
This saving il obtained by letting the in both
sides Of the cylinder the thereby doubling
the size OF the ports and the pressure each side be-
ing equal there Il no friction the valves and having,
what ia also very essential to economy free exhaust
and by dispensing with tn, centrics slide valves,
heads and slides, these parts having the rction)
Of the old style OF all the attention. oils repairs
and SKIN to keep these parts properly adjusted,
saved.
ing placed in front end, below the centre, passing
through TO back and returning TO the front through
tubes, making amount Of fire surface. in com
pact, simple and accessible form.
A. portable engine they excel all others and can be
run by boy, without breaking down consequence
dispensing with much outside work, usually up
engines which sometimes keep the owner running TO
the machinists constantly. Come and the design.
For sale by VI. A. HOWELL, JR.,
n1ee a. E.r d
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Iron Railing 4 Safe Manufactory

Near the City Mills, and little south of Caauelin
Knights Sash Factory,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
TOuN MAGER respectfully announces that lie has
81 opened at the above place, establishment for the
manufacture of
Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Front Yards,
Public Squares, dc.
Iron Works furnished for buildings and bridges Also,
Bank and Cell Works, Iron Sash, Doors, Blinds,
and Bedsteads for public and private houses, Burglar
proof Locks for stores double locked, Roofing, OF Cop
per, Tin, Gavansed and Sheet IrOn done and
ranted Machine Repairing and Bell Hanging done at
snort notice Prompt attention paid to all orders
WORK done at New York prices. Customers will fnd
patterns and designs of the latest STYLE from New York
at his establishment ''N~''- ,,rc
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La Sale Street Drug Store.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Drug, Medi-
cnes, Oils, Paints, &c, formerly owned by Hunter
Toombes, would say his friends and the public ye-
nerally that he will continue the drug business the
old stand, La Sale st, two doors north OF VI. II.
Swfts law Office where he will be happy TO acconme-
date all those who may favor him with call All per
wishing obtain pure article in the drug line,
will always be to find il at McARrHURS, he
tends keep other kind He would invite the att-n-
ton the ladies in particular his of Psrfuae
ry, which is the best and most extensive offered
Ottawa varying in price and quality suit purchasers
He has also a large and beautiful assortment OF Lamps
Lanterns Chandeliers Of all sizes, from twenty five
cents up to fifty dollars each.
Also, Hat Tooth, Pail, Cloth, and Paint Brushes. Of
all descriptions besides Soaps, Shaving Creams Porna
tums, Hair Oil, Combs Pens, Ink, Paper. Envelopes.
and host OF fancy articles, too numerous mention
He will keep constantly eli hand Sash and Glass Of all
sizes, glazed ready for USE at manufacturers prices
Dr. Macarthur will continue the practice OF medicine
heretofore, and may always be found his Store,
when not absent on professional! business. feb3
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Eeaal advertisements.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sdlls County, ss-rhe People
OF the State Of Illinois, all whom these presents
may come and especially to the next Of Kin, Heirs
at-Law and Creditors OF David Shaver, deceased
GREETING:
"HEKEAS, Cyrus Shaver and Jackson r. Shaver,
w administrator of the estate OF David Shaver, de-
ceased DESTROYS Of rendering account Of their
proceedings such administrator and having final
settlement. and for that purpose have made appica
ton In the County Court La Sale County for cta
ton to be directed those who may he interested in
said estate We require to appear before
said court, At the Court House at Ottawa in said
county the Goth day Of September lss 10 clock
the forenoon, nt to attend the final settle
Of said account.
court OF La Sale County AZORES aid, has here
TsEAI unto his hand and AIMED the seal Of said
Court, the 2jth day Of June. 1858.
jun26-4 w r. LINDLEY, Clerk
STATE OF ILLINOIS, In !SaNe County, ss-The people
of the State of Illinois to- all to whom these presents
may come, especially the next Of kin, heirs
law and creditors Of Hamlet NJ. Flint, decd GREET
ING:
VA IEREAS, Ezra Domny, executor OF the Estate OF
w Hamlet NJ. Flint, decd, is DESTROYS OF rendering
account Of his proceedings such executor, and
having final settlement and for that purpose has made
application the County Court Of La Sale county for
citation, TO be directed those who may be interested
in said estate We, therefore, require you TO appear be-
said Court the house at Ottawa in said
county the 2o;h day Of September 1855 at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, il you fit to attend the hna settle
msnt Of said account.
In testimony Whereof the subscriber Clerk OF the Coun
~ Court Of La Sale County aforesaid has here
lsEAL unto set his hand and affixed the seal OF said
Court the 23d day Of June 1858.
jun2sivs PHILO LNDLRY. Clerk.
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For SGIc,
j.. cam wvrnher Wagon, at bargain. inquire
n Tmvoa, CAMERON EBEhHAhp.
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New Tobacco aud CigaS StOae.I
II LEWIS, dealer in Foreign and Domestic Tobacco.
81 Cigars Fruits, Candies Nuts, &C., La Sale Street
one door south Of Gays Furniture Store. febls-6
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PLUMBING. piun,.,,,,.,

For Sale,
not Sc and two Lots in South Ottawa, known as The
"A Cogshaii house eastof Mr. Hossacks, on the bluff.
For further information inquire of
my29-6m o. H. BUELL., OSa1ct House.
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S. P. P Err,

VNAkES this method Of infornin, the cItzsns OF tta
Il and vicinity that he is sole agent for G. H.
Geib's new model Piano Porte, which he will sell
for less money than any other Piano Of the same
style and quality be had from any other source
Said Instruments will be warranted for three years.
will be in sufficiently often and fur
nish Instruments. No order will be considered binding
unless the Instrument is superior, both in power and
quality Of tone, to any ether maker. To prove what
say, ony ask The privilege Of fur nishng you
ment; If statement is not you keep
it. One OF e. II. Geb's Pianos can be Mr.. V.
Waterman's. Please CALL see, and try it.
will furnish Instruments from any reliable manufas-
u:er to suit customers good terms any other
one, il Geibs does suit.
Mr.. H. Geib. "a brother OF G. H. Geib,) who is known
here by some u Of the best Piano Forte Tuners
Regulators thai mere is in the country will be here
tween the 2eth of August and the 10th Of September
with whom reliable arrangements be made for tuning
REFERkScLs.-True Waterman, and o. H. Busl.
jul1S-6ms
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A DEAooS's PERoIsrrEs.-One of the dea-
cons Of a certain church asked the bishop
if he usually kissed the bride at weddings.
always" was the reply. "And how do
YOU manage when the happy pair are ne
groes ~ was the next question "In such
Cases" replied tho bishop, "the duty Of
kissing is appointed to the deacons."
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Como at Last!
AT TIE
CROCKERY STORE

4.
TSNiIE subscribers receiving their Spring and
Il summer stock of CEOCKERY. Having purchased
Goods from first hands, in original packages,
prepared to sell much cheaper than those who buy only
III small quantities. Our stock consists Of full and
complete assortment of China Glass, and oGeensware.
Also superior lot of
Plated Goods.
Forks, Spoons, Butter Knives Castor Cake Baskets,
Soup Ladies, silver Plated Fable ard Dessert knives.
britannia Ware.
In Tea Sets or by the single piece. which we will sell
cheaper thanever offered before in Ottawa. Also, well
selected stock Of English and American
Fable Cu;icry.
Table and Tea Knives and Forks. Butcher and Bread
Knives. Alsb, German Silver and t5ata Table and Tea
Spoons.
Gilt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors, Ladies' French and
German Fancy Work Baskets and l.eticules, Table
Mats Water Coolers Egg Rollers, Painted Tin Toilet
Sets Lamps and Lanterns, Wire Covers, SC &c all Of
which Offer for sale cheap, if not cheaper than
in Chicago. 1juD2I SPENCER & EARL.
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TAmic RiffaRS

II Y. GRIGGS prepares Tonic Bitters that has no
IL. equal in either preventing curing Ague, Chill
and all diseases arising debility Bitters
bring the Liver into action cleanse the blood
tonic to the whole system. They cure all. l
do not claim any hidden virtue for them but do claim
and warrant them to be the best tonic ever offered
They create healthy appetite and give strength and
energy hundreds who have used them will testify to-
Sign Of the Good Samaritan, Nattinsers Block.
aug29 Ely GRIGGS
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Academy of Music .

FvNIlE undersigned has opened an Academy of Music
Il in which all instruments, AS Piano, Meodeon, Vic,
lin, Ciaonet Flute Guitar, and Singing, and all Brass
Instruments will be taught at reasonable charges.
Classes will be opened not containing more than 1a
scholars in each.
Music furnished for Balls Parties, Parades &C., with
any number OF instruments, at reasonable terms.
For particulars inquire at f. Y GKicGs Music Store.
lan9-tf W DFNHARD
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NH
Mrs. WILLIAMS AND DAUGHTER,

RESPECTFULLY solicit a continuance OF that patron
age which has been kindly extended them by the
citizens Of Ottawa, during the past year.
Mrs WILLIAMS DAUGHTER take this opportun;tv
to inform their friends and the public generally that
they have rented house MAIN Street 3D. block west
DtanenHy.
Mrs. WILLIAMS DAUGHTER solicit the attention
OF all interested to their method OF instruction which
differs from the course usually pursued by Teachers
The pupils receive musical instruction hours drpo
the week. which is hours more than given by Teach
ers generally.
Pupils received at their residence, they will 20 to
the house of pupils, as required.
n. BCarrul attention given to the entity of tho
voice. ~
Terms moderate. mvoo
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RnA R6lSn0-
G. e. VAN KECREN.

4 GENTLEMAN and Lady can be aceomme dated with
N and board; also several gentlemen with.
board and lodging, or day boarders, in q central oca
ton and reasonable terms-nrst house west of Ia
Saiie St., Madison st.
Junl9-2m G.E. VAN KECREN
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Estate Of Martin Murphy, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given, all persons having claims
~ against the Of Martin Murphy, decd, that
will attend term of the County Court OF La Sale
County he held Ottawa, in said County Of Ia Sale
and State Of Illinois the LIST Monday (2d Of August
next when and where all persons having claims against
raid estate notified to present the in writing
said Court for adjustment.
luuS-fw JOHN LEONARD, iHm'r,
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4arifnlt 1ral .
Culture Of Fish.


Some ye.y excellent information ON the
Abe We subject, by Robert l.. Pell, President
Of the American Institute, has been publish
ed in the New York Erenino Post for the
benefit of farmers. The following are few
.yirac S:
Fish eggs may be transported to great
distances, without fear Of failure, particu-
iarIy the salmon or brook trout, whic. re-
qnire from sixty to ninety days to mature.
When two black specks are seen through
the nlembraneous cuticls that covers the
egg, they may be packed for expectation
The best plan is TO place item between wet
wooden cloths, about fourteen inches square,
and pack in alternate layers in boxes, per-
for.ted at the top and bottom, so that the
water used to moisten them at stated peri
DDS, may pass of, alter having saturated
them sufficiently.
If intended to be sent to very great dis-
lance, you may place layer OF course sahu
partially wet, in the bottom o. oox Iour
INCHES in DEPTH this lay the prepared
eggs separately. and cover them with an
inch of sand-then eggs and sand alternate
/, until tho box is full before the cover is
screwed On, place the whole for two hours
water and shipit.
| once transported twelve hundred trout,
Of all sizes. to one of my ponds with per-
feet safety. from distant brook, without
changing the water, making ur Journeys,
thus: A large fierce was put upon spring
cart, and filed with pure spring water, in
TO which an abundance Office was placed
As the trout were caught by trsading the
brook, and thus driving them into q net,
they were imprisoned in the tierce without
handling, and arriving at the pond in safe
ty; without ice they would have persisted
in half an hour.
You may carry young salmon or trout in
glass jars by railroad any distance without
changing the water. by placing few equa-
tic plants in with them.
lam convinced that with judcious care,
and ponds suited to the purpose, branch
of industry might be formed that would in.
crease the wealth Of the party attending to
il unparalleled by any other business.
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Administrators. Sal at Public AUCTION.

DY virtne a. decreal order Of the County Court 81
ID La sale County IN the state Of Illinois, rendered at
the June term, A D. SIS, OF said Court, the undersgn
ed administrator of the estate of John Duffy
ceased will offer for sale public auction the high
st and best bidder az the door Of the Court House
in sad County, ttshour O'clock in the
afternoon of Saturday, the fourteenth day of August
ID. l>5- Lots seventeen 80 and eighteen -l in Block
tErnty-sr, t2 IN the states Addition OTTAWA, in
said County.
T.Fn,s II Nf-One-thirl cash down, third in six
months and the other third in twelve months day
% sale, with ten per iHtere the deferred pay
ucEs 10 he secured By bond and mortgage OF the pre-
mise. sold. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.
-Tw Tv.;p J.f- e.
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The Splendid PHILADELPHIA
CREAM AT,E

ne undersigned has the Agency for the celebrated l.
Sands Philadelphia Cream Ale, now mann actnred
in Chicago and for sale at Chicago prices Including
cts freight each half bb delivered free of charge 70
part Of the City Families and Saloon ,hat
wish have article Of Ale the same price the
pay for inferior will please order the Agent
H. THOMPSON
jana Store, Aatn 81, ID door ,eest # tie cid p. O.
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ANING bought out j. q. Gays entire stock of Fur.
Diture, the business for the future will carried on
in the name OF SIMON LlAEHuSN. / have employed i ~
GAY WHO will be happy to sell to all WHO NAV v. ms
call, at the old stand of GAY q GUmFogD.
narl3 S.ZINERMAN
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GIBSON & BRO.

RE Offering Furniture at greatly reduced prices
N at their old stand, La Sale St.
They keep ready made and trimmed Collins, and Me-
taic Burial Cases of all kinds and sizes constantly
hand Persons from the country will have delay
See advertisement next week lfebGl GIBSON BRO.
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Real Gstate. .
>
LUCGAN r SAN GER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made Invest
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
leaned Ottawa August :, 1857.
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U1HREE Horses, Double Wagon, one Single Wa
- gon and Set Double Harness. for sale En-
quirs at the City Mil Store. tnar1sl VIM. ERWIN
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To Grain Dealers, Shippers, and OtAsrs
LARGE lot of ~ to bushel grain bags for sale
N varying from Is to IS cents, bought at auction and
will prove bargain to all in need. HOWELL,
my22 Office at 8. c. Earl Sons
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

INSURANCE \ q ENJOY.
THE undersigned are Agents of the following old AMI
responsible Insurance Companies, viz:
ETNA. OF HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
$l,200oO
PTIFNIX, OF HARTFORD,
Capital and surplus,
S4G0 900.
HARTFORD, OE HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
100000.
NORTH WESTERN, or OsWEGo,
Capital and Surplus,
$500 900.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL.
Accumulated Capital,
$4,000
la SALE COUNTY MUTUAL,
$4,000.
These Companies all equal the best in the couu-
try, and will issue policies in them terms
sale and reliable Company. Don't risk your pro-
Pery in doubtful Company when -ilred
in such Companies these. Office the Bank Of Ota.
WI. dec 81 TRUE WATERMAN h1epts
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Wall Paper Depot.

At g. T. THelp's old Stand, Main Street, Oaa,rn ,
Illinois.
AVE just received their Spring stock. and have
j for sale the elegant lot of Paper IIangings
Window Drapery and Shades offered in Ottawa
They are prepared TO furnish in quantities suit pur-
cfasers 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 stock
is purchased directly from the manufacturers and sold
. n small advance first cost. myl1-tf
LHASTERN MADE Doors, Sash, and Blinds for sale by
IL jul1S 8. EARL, 4 SON
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ZIMMERMAN a. COLES,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Cabinet Furniture g. Chairs,
y Office.

ed order. ~
800" Logs are wanted which we will pay cash al
the Factory. -, ,ir, 10