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Eeaal advertisements.
Sail of ReoZ Estate.

Administratrir's Sale Of Real Estate. !
10y virtue of order and decree Of the County court
ID of La Sale County, Illinois, made on the petition Of
the under Of the estate OF Henry
G. Cotton deceased for sell the real estate Of
said deceased at the last September term OF SAID court
to wit, on the 18th day of September. A. D. 1891 shall
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, Of said day, sell At
public sale the south door OF the Court House, in Ut
tawa La Sale County, Illinois, all the interest OF the
said Henry G. Gotten in the following described real
te.e situate in the County of La Sale and State OF Hi
Lot one. q } in block three, e.
Lot FIVE t5) i'm block fifteen. (l5.)
10, thirteen, (I3,) in block twenty-five, (22,)
Lots FIVE, o. nine, o. ten Oo) eleven, ul) and Fl
teen, G51 in block twenty-fv 90
Lots nine % eleven, l) and fifteen, (I5) in block
twrnty-sx, tz6-D 49,
Lots one a. two, (2,) five, 81 eight, 81 fourteen,
Q.O and fifteen as in block twenty nine, e2J}
three g. in block thirytwo 1927 all in Ottawa
Centre, in the town Of Ottawa.
Lot six, (6,) in block ffty-one, Oh
Lots nine, o. thirteen, l3D and fourteen, 14) in
b1rk filiy-eight, (JS.)
Lot eight, % in block eighty five so all in state 8
addition to Ottawa.
And the nalf Of the southeast quarter Of lot
ven, a. in block twelve, G2) in the Original Town OF
Ottawa. The east 2. Of out lot fourteen 90 in the
.onth fractional quarter Of Section eleven 40 in
hip thirty three (3.D of Range three 80 east
and out-lO- four a. and y-eigt, (.S) in the
Range aforesaid and the east fractional southeast
quarter o: Section six, 90 in Township thirty three,
go Of Range four a. Fact in said La Sale County
JeTI7s-Dne third cash in hand and balance on Gre
dir Of six and twelve months the purchaser give ap
proved personal security, and mortgage the premi-
ses Sold to secure the payment Of the purchase money
Adia'y. Of tie Estate of HENRY II. cotton, decd.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY the 10Th
day Of April next MARY J.. COTTON,
The above sale has been postponed TO the 10th Of July
MARY E. STOUT, date Mary f. Cotton,)
! Adn.s. Of tie estate Of Henry IT, cotton, iced.
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Peach TREES FOR FLEW Top.-The edit
or Of the Californian fdimer is strongly urg
ing the growing Of peach trees for fre-wood.
He says:
"Thosc who have been to the Bucnos
Ayres country will easily remember that
the principal iire-wood used il peach wood,
and the vast plains beyond the city and port,
are one wide extended peach forest, the
trees grown principally for fire-wood; and
SO rapid IS the growth of the peach tree,
that nothing can be more profitable, and
thero are those now in that country, who
have made fortunes by this business. The
trees grow rapidly, bear abundanty; the
fruit is used for swine and for drying and
shipping. Such similar Kind OF business
do we look forward TO here in California.
IL j. well known tha. Of MI the varieties of
trees growing in California, none have
more rapid growth than the peach, and that
in three, fosr, or five years, the trees are
sufficiently large for ErswOod and when
the quantity is estimated that can be grown
upon acre, the present price or wood would
be equal to $500 per acre"
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ToADs N EOCEs-The late Dean Of West
minister institution a series Of experiments
with view Of testing the truth of the nu
merouo stories in circulation respecting
tcads found alive in blocks Of stone When
ever the animals were enclosed in substance
which admitted Of ~ communication with
no communication with the air, they died IN
few months; whenever there YVES COM
munf.ation, however sligt. with the all, they
lived. and what is more. increased IN lre,gEt
showing that insects must have been admit
ted through the porous material. If there
fore, wesuppose youn" toad 10 have sought
for shelter in the crcvice of rock er tree,
by some very narrow aperture, it would
find abundance of nutriment in the insects
which came there, and in the course Of time
would grow 10 size which would prevent
its cgresS, The hole mqy have been furth-
er blocked up by clay or gravel, We, still al
hitting the all, the toad will continue 10
flourish. Such hole woSld easily escape
the uncritical observation Of workmcn.
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Wonders of Chemistry.

professor Faraday, the distinguished
chemist, recently prepared piece OF pure
iron so that its particles might present a
lrrge surface TO the action of the oxygen IN
the atmosphere, which, when gnited, burn
ed like tinde-. Lead was shown to be stiil
more infammable, being nearly as much so
as phosphoruS. IL is wonderful provis-
ion Of the maker OF the universe, by which
the combus:iblc properties Of the metals are
controlled, and thosc bodies that are really
infIammable are made to resist combustion"
4 friend handed us the above paragraph
with his face twisted into kind Of note of
interrogation. much rs TO say-"if that is
so. just tel! Us how j. can be?'
Ii is fact that some Of the metals can be
he burned more readily than wood, or any
ofthe common cOrnbuslibles. There are
several reasons why they DO not burn. \
piece of pine would not burn if the wood
was IS compact as lead or iron. so that the
air could not reach any but the outer layer
Of particles. Hence, when we wish wood
TO burn quickly, we expose as many Parti-
| clcs to the air as possible by splitting the
wood fine.
Neither will wood burn. If the aches accu-
mulate around it so as to exclude the air.
| 4 similar cansc prevents the metals from
! I4ttN btIbiisH tUdttil !" IN Il hiilf!
flashes Ohc Oxyde) produced by the union
of the oxygen of the ar with the outer lay
er of PARTICLES; and this prevents the com
bustion Cor oxydation) Of the layer-and
the entire metal IS air tight; and of couase
can TO more burn than anything else which
is excluded from oxygen.
| But making shavings of the metal as Far
aday did, so that the air can reach every
I particle, and it will burn like tindea. Even
/ the metallic duS; from a file, will, when sprin-
kled through blaze in the open air. burn
! with 4 brilliant flame.
1t appears then that nature has no spe.
! cial reason why the metals do not burn
! They 1r0HLI burn. under the same conditions
/ that other combustibles DO. So Of most OF
Z the elements composing the rocks of the
earth's crust. They either would burn, IN.
der the proper circumstances or they are
/ oXydcs, having already been burned
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For Sale, Barter. or Rent.
TNHREE four Teams for SALE and good job for them
Il for the next months. They can be paid for in
work. Two Houses and Lots will be exchanged for
Teams, rented, or sold on terms to suit poor man.
Call and see. ldec19l N. PERLEY.
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FEW sets fancy Bed Room Furniture. very cheay
IA at [mar27l GIBSON & BRO q
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for Sale.
LAND FOR SALE
AM TTUE YEARS TIME

WILL sell my otter Creek Farm, situated htern miles
l south east OF Ottawa in La Sale County Illinois,
consisting Of FOUR THOUSAND A'hf VI I'm a. =, ,s
IaSD viii IL dwelling houses, and fenced of III &c
fields. , ,--- ....L,.
The three main branches ot Otter Creek come togeeI
r ~. Ia RIM which makes OF the best "at'Teh
stool f,rms in Northern Illinois. The land lies descent
inc mostly 10 the SOUTH and OF superior quality Tor gram
raising Of which about thousand acres are uhdtf
cultivation the balance Of the land ia meadow ana pas
ture The Ottawa and Dwight State kead passes
Ia surveyed ON the north limits the farm and the La
Sale and LAFAYETTE Railroad is surveyed tronrh te
southern part % the farm. viii sell sad fr IN !'iH 70
s uurcser- and give from three TO sr years time 10
F'i -,, e ' DAVID sTEAWE.
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y--T IF one now owned 10y Nm. WacEoHsr, and common
liz known a. the "lfuag farm containing "5b acre.,
and lying mile south 81 Marsele-- tsT sec 49, and
nv &c ~ L 81 T. 81 II j. Erl! wateTed. extending g.
III. river at the northeast corner has about - acry 81
good timber g. improved, good h"4-@ barn. and
outluli.ling- and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TEkE>. j.
years Old. and Of the choicest kind 81 iTait-
Also. "A convenient Tenant House.
The farm l. well adapted for both >TsTE and GrT.1-
Tte above farm wl be sold cheaper. by far ttsu any
o,F.r ir Ia : tie County The bound sell
.r.5 JULIUS AVERY, Dtiawa. IL.
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Best ten pounds clean cotton
raised in this State, 10 /
Statements to be furnished by applicants !
for premiums: LIST. Specimiums to be at the !
Fair Grounds, for exhibition if practicable.
ID The land shall be measured by some
competent person, who shall make affidavit
Of the accuracy of the measurement and
quality Of the ground Sd. The applicant
and one disinterested person shall make aiii-
davit to the quantity of grain and other pro-
ducts raised on the ground; the kind and
cOnd ton Of soil; the quantity and kind OF
seed used; time and mode Of planting, and
mode OF cultivation. 9Th. The grain and
seed must be weighed after being in a Tler-
charitable condition, and calculation made
according to the legal weight per bushel.
Potatoes, onions, &c, measured. the weight
of hemp or fax when prepared for market.
All crops in the above list to he entered
with : Francis, Corresponding Secretary,
before the first day of August next.
The premiums to be awarded by the EX
ecutive Board, at their meeting in January,
1859.
FAFHs &C.
Best improved and highly cul-
waited farm OF not less than 500
acres. Cod medal.
81 best, Silver med.
Best improved and highly CuI-
tivated fam not less than 100
acres, Gold mcfal.
I'd best. Silver med.
Bes: improved and highly cul-
tivated farm of not less than 20
acres, Gold medal.
81 best. Silver med.
Best arranged & economically
conducted dairy farm, Gold medal.
81 best, Silver med.
Best arranged & economically
conducted grazing farm, Gold medal.
2l best, Sf"cr med.
Best and most highly cuitivat-
cd and improved nursery, which
contains the hest variety Of fruit
and ornamental trees, shrubs Il
plants. God mc1al.
2l best, Silver n2d-
Best grove Of cultivated timber
on the prairie, Gold meGal.
81 best. Silver med.
All persons who desire 10 compete for the
above premiums, EIu-t communicate their
intention to 5. Francis, Corresponding Sec
rotary. Springfield, H., by letter, previous
10 the lst day of August, so as 10 give the
committee full time to examine farms, nur-
series and groves, to be entered.
AWARDING COMMITTEE.
Genj. Z. johnson, Urbsna, Illinois.
Dr. T. II. ClapP, Peoria. Illinois.
Wrn. M'Murtry, Knoxville, Illinois
MICH cows.
(OPea to all breeds Ct cattie)
Fest mich COW, go
2d best, IL
ID best, il
The COW to BE kept on grass only during
the experiment The time o. trial from the
9th to the 18th of Sune, and from the 9th
TO the 18th of August.
Statements to be furnished, containing:
1st. The age and breed OF the COW, and
the time of calving.
I'd The quantity of milk in weight and
measurement, and also weight of butter du,
ring each period Of ten days.
Sd. The butter made 70 I've exhibited with
the COW, ut the fair. and the statement TO
be varied by the affidavit Of competitors
The premium list in pamphlet fern, will
be ready for distribution within three weeks
and will be furnished on application to the
undersigned = FRANCIS,
Cor. Sec'y, III. State Agr1. Society.
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w all PAPER UepcG.
6. G. EARL L SON.

;. =. LAhL z oDNf
II 3. r. PFeip's oid stunt, Min ,',s@r Ortvc',
WiUDiG,
IIAVF just received their Spring s'or. arl have now
Tor sale the most elegant lot 81 Paper Hau-.g=,
v indow Dr.pery and Shades offered lr ut.-.
They prepared to furnish IN quan'rr- %" pun. -r-
rba..r. the iate.t patterns ~ Satin Gift. and oak
Pap-r- with matched and common borders. Also. Fancy
Windou shades. Fire Board Prints. &C. Lr. ~ .r-t..f
is purchased directly from the ODD" -.I
a A small advance Cd fret cUs.. t-t
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For Sale.

HAVE 600 acres 81 land in Bureau County suitable
I for .razng which wilt sell exchange for lands ia
La Sale County.
have also 700 acres ot land in Henderson County.
ir Ms Cog1.v faugll L. TUOENE.
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Estate Of james e. PhiIlips, dec'd.

NOTICE is he-eby given, all persons having claims
against the estate % James q. Phillips, decd that
] will attend term Of the County Court Of La Sale
County be held Ottawa, in said County Of La Sale
and state o. Illinois, the lst Monday t3f) Of May
next when and where all persons having claims against
sad estate notified 20 present the in writing
said Court for adjustment.
maFi;-5N% e>NAN J. WILSON. isgH'r.
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Paddy dsfincs q coffin thus.--An' sure its
frame house a man man lives in whin he is
dead.
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TT. man with drum to bis ear, wants
fife az an accompaniment
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Real Gstate.

IUCIAN r SANGER,
ILLINOIS LAND AGENC1.
Lands bought and sold Commission Taxes paid
Abstracts of Title furnished Collections made Invest
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Ioansa ""e " Ottawa, August 8, 1881.
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or safe.

u 70 acre. NV = 70 - 7 y Il =.
FL wv SC. p. T y, L. D
MI Sc -. T. -, T. ).
Lot 81, ottawa City.
y Lott in the States AiliiiJn &c Ottawa
? Lo.s in Ottawa Centre.
~ ga, , and lots in Subdivision o. part CT
IT, Ma. Sec. 8. T. ~, X. 2.
Tn. rTouer,y overort- the City, ard ! the q.
sraFle ana valuable property IN Ottawa rE rs-leur-
.'-o / = and 5 acre To-. ~ Geo. " Bs-setf'.
present residence, and about - lots IN Ba--e Aaiton
:, o,,ar, adjoining and norh Of Charpin IisuhurT's
Addition Thee Iots De- 90 by 10 feet Al, o. ..
lov ror.-t, -oid YEAR, time, II desired
,b interest only payabl. annually a. ten per cent.
rvIG GEO. :. USHER.
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Fall and Winter Goods !
EiSKE & 1AYLOR'S !

WE oTening one Of tine largest and best Sc
W l-ctei stocA- Il
ClotEing, Cent? FtrH.SIing Gacis Hdts and CdI,,
ant BDCts AMI >hO,s,
Ever offered IN this other market to which We in
vie II. attention of those wishing = good suit
Fine Cloth Goats black and Fancy, from a. to S25:
over Goats Of all the different styles, from 81 $50
I.ut-i Vests. of all styles and gIliIies;
l.'-' pair % Pants. fashionable styles
Buffalo over Goats, Gents shawls. Hats and CAPS.
Fur. Plush and Cloth for Men and Boys; Wool Under
Shirt and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Gents Scarf- Com
forts and Mui-r.. Wool and Merino Socks, Back and
Fur Gloves oud Mitts-in fact everything Gentleman
wishes 70 wear b. found a; Store.
To the Ladies'.
We have large and well selected stock OF Ladcs'.
Eastern prices. Bacs Lasting Caters for c, Ladies
Rubbers Sandals Long Rubber Boots. snow Shoes.
Congres. Caters and Ruskins, &C, 6cin fact every
thing desirable for the
To the Gentlemen.
Oar assortment IL complete ia best French Cali, and
Maavy Work Best Cali sewei and pecced, 1915 TO s..
Double soied Congress Caters, for fah wear; Kip
Boots from $50 - B0y Boots and Shoes Gents
Eubher> and Sandals. best quality. 81.
A. Goods manufactured expressly FOR u, We
are they will give entire satisfaction.
Thanking you for past patronage. hope to see you
a Store, doors Of the City Bank. Mad-
Street tsep26l FISkE & TAYLOR.
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uONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.

,r-TTF subscriber has lust received H. Spring stock
the above Old and popular establishment cempri..
H. th l sliistAutal- Of life. His new purchases are
now ar irving from the sor'h- and with hs purchases
elsewhere, comprise the largest fHe't freshest
q rFf.4t-s % Family Groceries TO De found be-
,rr.r 1,rsgr and St Louis. He invites all who are
..rr--l rs ;f5- point call and see them. The follow
m rt..s comprise but part of his lit constantly on
S,.,.,r. brown. loaf clarified. and crushed.
Gef.s IL" aud Java.
Ellg-ses. 81 az noa-e plantation, and syrup.
faHaft.s. star. sfearHe. Sperm and TALON
T..is green. black. boil -, e.
S41y.. ru.ifl. CASTLE. and shaving.
ylglrl0 Czysaa.-t, fine cut -l"sinc, &c
1.gtrs aaytaag FROM ''igns nne' to 4 mild FOUR
~. l.a.rel. sperm, and olive.
PAX. lard. ts-ag. e..
Ft-E- r...r-.. white herring, ard trout.
,..ls Ns',. rsl-.a-- and rurTaH;s.
Ftg, o.; retail or ts tie drum.
Gtgg~r Pe,--r1--, very fue article.
Vtr-grr ,.e h.-t crab aud cider.
pi-EI. in Jars. an kinds. extra
r,gy>r >5see, pepper salt ai-pice, ginger, and all
Other ordinary Condiments
NJ Erazl albert-, almonds, pea nuts. &.
y. sar children. ;uaillinE cry babies and eger!thn.
else from THE elephant 70 Jacs the giant killer
s,s,.----. -.rrI.ae- a., n cIDs.
faHjlS- aiof % al kinds
ysfff-. rrgoul.. gIr.'-. &c.
l,rag-- ami i,5aoas :re.h from the sonth, at reaE
Or - tie box
J'-,fe, -la caps lad and everything IN that I'm.
E.i5-g r-Ei~ from the Longest pole rHlnuow HOOKS.
EEosr. potatoes. vegetables in their season butter
.-- rar..n- and al -uch little arrangement need
81 5u ca-..s. alway- kept when they possibly be
. prar.-eG L-r owe money
NIoLINS.
Avsrr Ere ,-. % T.,1s, WIKI al TIE arrangement
Also is-0g1 and Atm lime and ,.77NH-, t0E'-
h-E With everything rlse dat can be named IN his line
and u De s not supplied vim The article called f'r he
/ n,,sws. ~. $50. r MONTGOMERY
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Tonic BistcrS.

Tonic BisterS.
EI Y. GRIGGS prepares a Tonic Bitters that has
II. equal in either preventing curing Ague, Chill Fe-
ver all diseases arising from debility These Bters
bring the Liver into action cleanse the blood and act
tonic the whole system. They not cure ALL
do claim any hidden virtue for them, but do claim
and warrant them be the best tonic ever offered
They healthy appetite and give strength and
energy hundreds who have used them will testify to-
aupo9 Ely. GRIGGS.
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L. y. GRtGtis has Just rec.- ed hi. Tlf ana V,.,r
1Ie supply OF Book, Stationery. &c
Zov beans o. writing, Note, Bill, Legal Letter and
Blank fape' the largest stock brought 20 Ottawa
800 Blank Books, making the most c1t.rf..a ss--.
ment this side Of Chicago.
All the kinds OF school Books in city md country
1000 varietie. Of Miscellaneous Book. 80
1000 varieties Of Books for children
Pens, States, Inks Sealing Wax Pencils II .r-4-4 vr.
veiopes, Memorandum, &c.
have Agency Books, BIT have the la---. .+,aJ.
Of good Books in town, not excepting the t Book
Store that has the Express O1ice.
Wall Paper, Hardware, &c, &c.
liberal discount made 10 teachers b. " 20 20 surp'y
country schools; also TO teachers Of peuman-ip.
slgn OF u: Good Samaritan. NattLnger-. nl-. ~
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-i;e tho EfaE.
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
THE subscriber having taken The late Urr-1r efa'-
j h,hIr-Dt J Is. HamaIle i PREPARED ln r.al1.4e-
,ure and supply heretofore. all A.l4- . E.',.r..5-
rry a, Wholesale and retail warranted l G.. s- best
eastern article
He also keeps all kinds of TOYS, tat- ornaments. &c.
ICE CREAM served any hour during th- summer,
at his Also, supplied By tie quantity plI4.s
families parties, dc
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly M hand,
or manufactured 20 order. [uayz5. WI EBERT.
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CT EN'S MEGaL!

TIE ABOVE MIL.
Successor TO the Oid Pioneer,
TIiS been rebuilt during the last year, in the most dl-
: rtble, substantial, and workmanlike manner, and
almost without reference cost their has been
and is Excelsior" They have now
Three Rum OF ssUrrs
In operation. which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work, with everything entirely new. and will
have the fourth for Merchant Custom
dy in short time, and when completed it will superior
Custom and Merchant Mill in the All
they ask is fair trial. they feel confident that with
their mill ami long experience % years, the mill
ing business fly them in defyng al hOaora-
bic computation. None but the most eNperienc and &C
commodling millers are employer.
Cash paid for the best article of Winter Wheat.
Dayton. April 3, iS.6. J. & d. GREEN.
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f3 IL EIavc,iGe Il.

rGIIE very thing that farmers have long wante-a Sc
IL PAEATING CORN SHELLER, with one horse pow
er, which is superior 20 anything of the kind in use
ueatnes, durability perfection of its work. and its
usefulness TO farmers in general. The whole machine
weighs 6J0 lbs, and is capable Of shcug Preparing
for market uilg, 10 bushels per hour under ;avor
bic circumstances The power may he used for
Their purposes. Gor sale by NANLEY & DOW.
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r. 7. GRIGGS prepares a Hiorc'7rw Inia.rf '.r
IL. Rheumatism, Bruises, and Strains. Mat E.I effect
more curee than any other outward application ever Di
ered. sign Of the Good Samaritan, NatEu.-r'- Block.
auggg
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For Sale.

Country !. esidence and Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber will sell his residence, about two miles
below Ottawa, the Illinois river with from sixty
one hundred and fifty of land, purchasers may
dasirc.
The place has n commodious House, good Barn. Corn
Cribs sc, young Orchard, about eighty under
the pow, and is every way desirable location. 1t
is easily accessible from by excel
lent road, and readily be divided to make
more very pleasant residences.
Also sale, A. Of Land the River being
all Of Section Il that lies South of the Illinois River
Apply ID. +. Cameron, at Glover K Cooks Office,
to l.. p Sanger, Ottawa. Tsep2gl
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tJdlnts, Oils, pruos S-c
La Sale Street Drug Store,

HAVING purchased the entire stock of Drug. Nj,
cihes, oIs' Paints, &c, formerly owned b, Hunter
Ionpes, "ou'd say to his friends and the public ge-
cIo s,aho, on La sale St. two doors north Of " II
s"uts law ONCE, where he will be happy 10 accopmo-
uate an uose who may favor him with call All per
sens wishngto obtain article in the drug line
VIII always be sure TO find it McAEru-e's AZ he in
% 20 seep no other KIND lie would invite the atten-
ton OF the ladies in particular his stock OF rsr
ry, which is the best aud most extensive ever offered i,
ottawa varying In price and quality snit purchaser.
He has also large and beautiful assortment Of -,
Lanterns Chandeliers of all sizes, from twenty-five
cents up to fifty dollars each. Nv
Also, Hat, Tooth Pail, Cloth, and Paint Brushes ~
all descriptions; besides Soaps, Shaving cream p,r,
tun-- Hair OIL, Combs, Pens. Ink Paper. Fuy.'.r.s
and host OF fancy articles. numerous 20 re-i, -
lie VIII keep constantly hand sash and Glqrs 81 All
SIZES glazed ready Tor use, n maugartGrers prices
Dr. McAHrHUR will continue the practice Of medicine
as heretofore, and may always be found 20 h'- Store
] when not Alsemt n I.rnf--.i.uaI L--.---- -.