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Fowler Institute,
II E-i1r,k, Illinois.


pFv J. IIIGBY having purclla ed equal share with
i Mr.. Fowler in this Institute, located AT Newark
Kendall Co. L., his frirnas that no trouble or
expense will be spared 10 make the School worthy o"
Patronage in >Terr JsJV The entire building having
been repaired and refstcd, viii opened in Septem
hcr the Fan Term commencing W-dn, >,!ay, SeP;. lsr-
There will b- connected with tis lus tuition depart
uent young gentlemen al o. one .or young ladies
rc design of tins Institution il, TO develop the charac-
ter form the manners, and in the comp to
educate the moral iat-ectHa and plys cal powers Of
pupil In order the better to accomplish his pur
pose competent Board % htv. teen elected
and Rev J. c BURRoCG D. d, of Chicago, j. in
tie East having gone to procure teacher. the most fully
qualified to take charge 81 the students.
The Boarding Department viii be under the supervi
sion Of Mr. MIR HFSRY FpwIrE. which il suti eut
that all the influence. pie. and sa!Gary.
% the hoa-rITr- will Doe en"y.d BY th- boarding Tu-
Iil- Applications FOR admission - the boarding de-
partn-uf should b. made uU s6jately.
class for teachers will be formed the orcnir- of
she Fail Term The % study w embrace all the
branches usually taught in common schools. Students
in this department also F"r-Ue ary study in the
Clas-ica! English course receive instruction in
music.
TRr.rFrs Re-. !. g. burroughs. u. d. Cr.fcz.o:
Rev " Il Hs-Eh. Bristol Rev L Coleman. Ottawa
Rev !. u Clark Morris Rev. Nr Tay'or. !; e. Howe.
30, and q. v, Hgr'we.i, Es4. Newark. lurI+
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In answer TO the question, "what is the
weight Of a million of dollars in gold 2" an
officer Of the Philadelphia mint calculates as
fellows: The weight Of one million of dol
'ars Of the United States currency in goid is
8,76o troy ounces. This makes 4,479
pcasks 2 ounces, or nearly two tons and
quasier, reckoning 1900 lbs, only to each
Nn
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Real estate.
IUCIAN = SANGER,

IILINOIS land NGRNC Y.
Lands bought and sold On Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Title furnished Collections made, Invest
pents made in Government or other Lands, Money
loaned Ottawa, August s. lo5i.
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TIME free bridge Fox River Dayton is now
L completed and persons living the side will
again have the privilege of patroaizing Grst
and FIGURING Mill which is capable of grinding
to % bushels per hour As the undersigned have ex-
pended their means very beray in erecting such Mill
and Bridge the growing of the country reo,rs
they hope to receive liberal share of pgbc patronage
Persons coming from distance will find good
bling connection with the above MIL IRE. of cLar1,
and their public house Las passed into other a- de. and
bids lar 10 do justice 10 the inner reasonable
rates. Please give Us = can. j. d. GREEN.
E.Yf .rnl..
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Rsr:sEssass,S ;isess wines.
LII who desire the best and purest Liquors. FOR Me-
IA dicinal use. will find them my Hemesy
Brandy, Swan Gin, St Crox Rum. Jamaica Rum Native
Grape and Currant Wines, Tenere and Madeira Wines.
oc9 f. Y. GRIGGS.
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NOTTGOHEGY'S
Family Provision Store.
s,y-ry,,;yc tsrS-p..fS,


~ HE subscriber has just received his Spring stock at
] the above old and popular establishment, compr--
health full su',-tantias Of life. His new purchases
uow ar irving from the sortk, and wi'i his purchases
elsewhere comprise the largest, fue-t, freshest
and c,ap,.t stock Family be ouuh
tween Chicago and st. Louis. He invites all who are
.kertical on this po call and them. The follow
ing articles comprise but part Of his list constantly
hand.
,ofse, Ri" ;1d Java
-po'assSs, AR honse, plantation, and syrup.
fdBdlFs star. stcariue, sperm, and ialow.
Teas, green, black, boh.a &c.
.cO1D. rosiu. CASTLE, AID shaving.
Tpircro. Cavendi-h. fine cut, smoking, &c.
cigars, anything from "long nine' to mild four
penny Cuba"
Pork. lard, t:iow, &c.
Eixt, uak.rcl, white" herring, and trout.
tocoI Nuts. rai- and currants.
Figs, retail or uy the drum
G;nger Irssecrss, very fine article.
Vinegar. the hos; crab and cider.
ITckies, il Jars all kinds. extra.
Pepper >ace, pepper, salt, aIspice, ginger and all
other ordinary condiments
Nuts Brazil. HIbrrts. almonds, pea nuts g..
7oys for children. intending cry babies, and everything
else from the elephant 10 JACK the giant killer.
Oyzte5a~. -ar,lsues, &c, in
,r11is~. a lot of all kinds.
rats. bToaUr~. Wul<. &c
Ornqes amt 5."oas, ire.l from the sonth, at retail!
n the box.
Ji,ger. il,k. pens. and all kinds of stationery.
fD'rder shot caps, lead, and everything that lin.
Fj.EjnC :Tck, from the longest pole Giuuow hooks.
FIo'r poatoe-, vegetable Ia th-ir season. butter,
in families, always kept when they possibly be
procured FOR love OF money.
VICTIMS.
vcry Enc lot o. yu'.ns. With AL the scEnent.,
ALlO-t Eirrgo amt .iHoa Lime amt C,a -a' ,n-.-
tler with everything else that csn b. named his line.
and If 20. - Supplied with tie article called for he
o,,a~a. Nay H. i-5i' r. MONTGOMERY.
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EsicOck'S PI1cnI

EsiCOCk'S EIfcElI.
only s. for good spring bed bottom Thi. i'm.
~ provcment was patented Dec. 1857. For cheap
ness du ability and elasticity, is superior to any
thing OF the kind before offered public They
cannot get ont of repair and adapted any bed
stead anc in all give entire sfactitn They
need no other recommend than to he seen and tried
sep1S /1eaf t,, Ia S,U. n,
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w all Yaper Depot.
s. z. EARL G SON.

IT Z. T. YI.,y's OIL .TGnd, Main Street. Ot.Gse,
IyinOis.
AVE ius; received their Spring stoc, and have now
] frr sale elegant lot Of Paper IIanging.,
window prap-ry aud SHADES offered in OraEa.-
They are prepared furnish in quantities to sui, pur
chaser- tI- latest patterns % Satin GIL wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders. Also, Fancy
Wiutrg shade, Board Prints. &c Their
Is rrrcl directly from the manufacturers, and sold
a a small drtue- fret Tnyls-tf
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f5HIE Killarney Hotel. good well in the dweir,.'
Il and good stabing and yard attached Apply or Ia
Sale St.. opdosite the Court House,
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CHEDpAR AND PAEMESIAN CUEESE.-Chce.
dar Cheese Is variety in high repute for
its richness, and command very high
price in the market. 1t is made Of new milk
only, and contains more fat than the egg
II is, indeed. too rich for ordinary consump-
ton. The milk is set with rennot while We.
warm, AMI allowed to stand still about Two
ho.rs. The whey first taken off is heated
and poured back upon the cutd, and after
turning Off the remainder. that is also heate |
and poured back i'll the same manner, W here
it stands about half an hour. The curd is
is then pat into the press, and treated very
much as the Cheshire up to the time OF ripe
mess.
The Parmcsan is an Italian chcc,c, ma C
Of one neal of milk, allowed 10 stand sixteen
hours, to which is added another which has
stood for eight hours. Tho cream being
taken from both, the SIX i'm milk is heated an
hour over a slow fire, and constantly stirred
sill it reaches about eishty-two degrees,
when the rennet is put in and an hour al
lowed to form the curd. The curd is thor
eush'y broken or cut. after which part Of
the whey is removed, and the curd is li.en
heated nearly mp to the boiling point, when
a little saffron is added to color 1t. 1t then
stands over the fire about half an hour,
when it is taken off, and nearly ali the rest
Of the whey removed, cold water being ad-
ded. till .he curd is cool enough to handle.
1t is then surrounded with 4 cloth, and, after
bcin. partially dried, is put into a hoop and
remains there two days. II i then spritkled
with salt for thirty days in summer. or
atont forty in winter. Oie cheese is then
laid above another TO allow tn IN to take the
salt after which they are Scrapcd and
cicansed every dry, and RUBBED with Inscec
oil 10 reserve them from the attack Of in
sec,s, and they are ready for sale at the age
OF six monihs-t Hnt's Lia1y FGrming
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4 lAIh stUn'' d d" t.f' trHu.hip 81 Grand Esrtis
n eirlt u..ss from 'rSs. containing one hundr-i
and s.Iiy rnrt iyr- and ore hundred Ar. fifteen
acres under lie pillow. tuq.ir, Of
jail, EE \. x "'CATT
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Esscex SKINS

VE1IIE subscriber begs call attention to his Bucsk
l. Establishment on Main St. next house west of Ma
gl;'s office Tanned buckskns, all kinds of buckSlil
gloves. whipiashes, &C. always hand and sold at low
est prices.
Cash paid for deer skins. Ijun7-tfl HENRY RAP
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Rail hca05.
Chicago & Il. Island Railroad.
kst q ;s ssss:..:.s: -.4 a.: egg 80.
TRAINS PASS OTTAWA STA TON,
Michigan Contra! Railroad
$ 81 ID E;5ss.z.9s f.5zfz..zs So All

Joliet Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
ssOlHg East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit At SIS l.
i NJ. and $50 i. NJ. or arrival Of Chicago, Alton
( ST. Louis trains from the South.
Coin. West.
leave Lake Junction NJ G:.5 \. ". and s:i5 p NJ,
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South and West. via the Cicaro
AI.cn - L--, and Chicago & Rock Island Railroads,
will s the most direct route 10 TIE East ana S'u'
Eas aud may NJ sure making promp; connections
Detroit Suspension ,rdge Buffalo. and Cleveland. with
all the main lines OF ira. Il, and at Michigan Cry with
New Albany and Salem TO 'Aci'h' hd'aHe''e
Louisville. and the South.
Through tickets be purchased a. The ofirs "a, JON
ct, for all the prncpa! cities and towns at the f
Il. c. RICE. .>"Jsr. 7t-hdFnf.
GEO. b. M,cGEEGoR, En- gia"e'' Joiidf Diris'" Iu-l
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Pcvt for Sale.

1nn ACRES of Lam, wing six miles north Of Mar
lou settles being the 8, -, Sec. -, T. 8. y. For
further information address y. F. olNA|N,
api02ms CorRtWs .. y, M.
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Spring Bulbs.

Do not forget now that the time is here,
to plant some of these, for you will never
regret it. Only fancy the greeting they
give you directly after frost is gone. FIRST
the Snoverop and Crocus. then llyaci nthS,
followed after 10y NsrciSsuS, Tulips JON
quilts, &C., pretty, many beautiful. besides
load rs the air with fragrance. They are
all perfectly hardy, so that if you do have to
buy at first, remember it will not happen
again, besides which they will increase and
multiply so that you can either sell the sur
plus hereafter, or supply some kind friend,
suits you best. lis unnecessary II pur
chase imported bulbs for out door culture,
as home grown do equally well, perhaps
not giving You quite such splendid flowers
the first year, but afterwards they will sure.
and encourage home growth if you can
For pottiny, however, the Holland grown
are the best, but are Of no use Tor pot flow
ering after, or at least will not flower SO
fine. Flower them ono year, then turn
them over to outdoor culture.
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=.
THE >uhscr Der Will sell las residence. about mile.
below Ottawa. ~" Illinois river, with from sixty
on" hundred and ANY .crcs Of land purchasers may
da~jre.
The place has n comT"iioTs House, good Barn. Corn
Cribs &C.. young Orchard about eighty acres under
the piuw. and Is Grsirabie location. Il
il \; I'll seasons easily accessible from by
lent road and readily be divided to make two or
very pleasant residences
Also for sale. a. Of Land the River being
all OF Section /. that lies South Of the Illinois River
Apply to D. +. Cameron az Glover < Cooks OH e,
o J.. L. SanEer. O.lawn. fs.r..li
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Come at East!
AT TIE
CROCkERY STORE !
SDENsEka & E;Ass...

ydNuE subscribers now receiving their Spring and
4 Summer stock OF CROCKERY. Having purchased
our Goods first hands in original packages.
prepared sell much cheaper than those who buy only
in small quantities Our stock consists of full and
complete assortment of China, Glass and QGeensware
Also, a superior lot Of
Plated Goods.
Forks, Spoons, Butter Knives, Casters Cake Baskets
Soup Ladies' Silver Plated Table and Dessert Knives.
Britannia Ware.
In Tea Sets by the single piece. which will sell
cheaper than offered before in Ottawa. Also, well
selected stock of English and American
Table Cutlery.
Ta;,le and Tea Knives and Forks Eptclcr and Ereah
Knives Also German Silver and Albata Table and Tea
Spoons.
Gilt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors. Ladies French and
German Fancy Work Baskets and ReticuIcs. Table
Mats Water Coolers Egg Boilers, Painted Tin Toilet
Sets Lamps and Lanterns. Wire Covers. &c &C. all
which offer for sale cheap, if cheaper than ny
house in Chicago. Ijun21l SPENCER EARL.
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TRCr WATERMAN.

SjI-".
T~NlNTDONED lands IN IL sale. livingston C-r,.ly.
\ Whites d. bgr-1g. and Itru-tj-n Counties I'm 1i-
State. sud m the Counties la trlnv t'.rr1
G"rdn. iowa, Polls Powr-h-irE arI t;r-eue I'm Iowa.
Also. improved farms in De Yah aud la -alc C1EG
ties improved - mile from r,Tlv- for sale
rent; improved 100 ilcs north ottawa,
will he -nli in whole or part.
Also. several HsUs"- and La.- IN Ottawa: Io.s in
Greens Addition, and other parts - tie CRY. az %
which viii he sold 20 siit the times Terms Of payment
will he found easy j-hdl JOIN r. ANTHONY.
For Sale or ~ Rent.
HOUSE, pleasantly situated -i- % Fox Tiyc-
"A fvb6 JOHN l. ANTHONY.
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Eraal H0pertisemcnts.
Tr1iafcos' SHE


XXTHEREAS, Thomas Hickey and Mary Hickey his
w wife did the 3lst day of July lSo6, convey to
m following described real estate situated in
the CITY OF Ottawa OF Illinois, and described as
Lot (6) lock ninetythree (s3O in the States Ado
diton OTTAWA which conveyance was made to secure
the payment a certain promssory note, oil even date
with said deed Of trust executed by the SAID Thomas
Hickey Cooper foe the sum OF twelve hundred
and sixty dollars with interest at ten per cent, and
due year from il, date.
And whereas default having been made in the pay
n,cnt the secured TO he paid by said
Now. therefore, John p Anhouy. AT the request OF
the holder said note, and by virtue Of the power in
ne vesteu by said deed of trist, shall the 4 day Of
September ISIS, sell ut public auction, the highest
bidder cash AT the door Of the Court House in otta
wa at the hour of II O'clock-N Of day the above
described real estate and all title and equity rcdeup-
ton TO the same, satisfaction Of the Indebtedness due
on said note. tsugIII JOHN T.. ANTHONY, T,1'sf.e.
The above been postponed until the 10Th OF
October ISIS. lsepIil JN0-P. ANTHONY, Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until the 2nih day
NJ October ISIS. GoclGl JOHN p. ANTHONY, Trustee.
The above has been postponed until H.. 2.i day
of October ISIS. Goc23l JOHN =. ANTHONY, trustee
ri. bove sale liza, been tponed until the l5th day
Of Nov.nber ISIS Ioc2ol JNO. 2 AN IicNf, Trustee
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Academy os Sy;,>.c,

YErIiE IN i--sinei ha- opened Academy 81 Music,
IN which ali Instruments. a. Piano. N-lsde0n, Nio-
I'm CIarinust. F,e. Guitar. and Singing and al. Brass
Instruments sf b- tan. h ~ reasonable charges.
C'ass-s- VII he cI-arl containing more than y
scholars IN -7~'.
MUSE furnished Tor Balls, Parties. Paradss, &c, With
ar.y number INSTRUMENTS. reasonable terms.
particulars inquire at J. l. Gsigg- Music store.
ia-a--r &. W. BENHAED.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
S. C. Earl, 4. SONS

lie subscribers take pleasure in being able 10
noUuCe to the citizens OF Ottawa ana vicinity that
they hav, received their stand their stock
0f houdy direct from the manufacturers This is the
Qrstest OEyOrfHHsfp offered the citizens. As
their stock j. tie hIryAt IN he county, and selected
from the best and rgp extensive manufactures and
importer, in America. comprising all grades and styles
BTi Paper mt D-cOryis for pariors and halls from
the cheapest aaHk tc riches; gold and velvet. Also.
a large and IlrIdif collection Of Window Shades, Cor
nices, Trimmings. Fixtures. &c. e.
In connection with the above they have the fdr5est
Gnd fHet o. Ols Paints, Narnishes. and
Painters Tools, in the market all Of which will be sold
very low .ur cash. ap0
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HIS Lamp will give n light equal TO ~ '"Iu'es anu
one cents ar0rh Of OIL ,riH burn tet,or>" "fee
and fDur hours.
For economy end briIl:ancy of light this Lamp
eb eaualed For sale by [sepll! 5. c. EARL SON
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Notice 10 BHtIe.cr..
Hats, Hats. and Caps!
T. EEsCBH

-XV- OCLD say to his old friends and the CT sT-s
EY W tzens of Ottawa and the country, that fH
his Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete on 80
Columbus ST. opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
All kinds of Hats and Caps made to order on short
notice.
lie is manufacturing the Summer style of Hats. The
rims quite narrow the Spring style His
Hats are the best of stock and 20
shan any othr Establishment in the city for he
is the only Hat Manufactures in tie city county and
can sell at manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here for manufactured in the East and ,,ay
pass through several Jobbing Houses, and eanh ons
have his profit, but in buying Hats the Home
Manufacturer you have but profit paw and that
20 per cent lower than any sale Establishment in IN.
city.
He would say that his stock of Hats is large and of
all kinds. and great assortment of old mems Hats
Ottawa, June 10, 1853.
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l,,,,to Of C,nuer OIrsou Hec'I.

Estate Of Gunner Olesom. decd.
NOTICE hereby given to all persons having claims
y against the estate of Gunner Oleson, deceased,
tl,, We win attend term Of the County Court % LA
Sail. County held Ottawa, in said County "l La
Sale and 81 Illinois, on the 81 Monday "i De
c-mb.r next when and where all persons having claims
agnirs; said estate notified present the same III
writing to said Court for adjustment.
PETER BERGESoN, Ey,c,,foys
orq-rw OLE II. PETERSON
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WGlr RMhSlAHS.

FENilEY cost but triGe, and far comfort
able with than without them; besides your medical
adviser will confederate my their will
add years to your life Think of proongng your exist
ence five ten years by outlay of few shings an
nually, NJ H. PRESCOTT, JR.
feb20 No . WcSshck's EsocN'
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Something New !

xu,ur .ubscriher has established a Wood and Coal
y,rd on La Sale Strset, opposite the Geiger House
Were the public be furnished with Wood and coal,
by eight and measure, in such quantities they may
lie is also agent for the sale OF the PERU SIIAFTED
COAL the best article of Bumnous Coal west OF Pitts.
burg being free from sulphur stone and dirt max.
ing bright and cheerful fire. without any of the often.
sive gas and dirt accompanying all surface oa
Also constantly on hand, CHARCO IL, for salem any
quantity White Oak Posts Adlers Brick. Of al,
kinds.
Selling best White Oak Wood $3.50 irr cord,
Best Ottawa Coal, 81 per ton, delivered.
Peru Coal, 50 80 per tom delivered,
Which he is satisfied, if once tried, VIII he found
cheapest and hest Coal used in this city.
Brick at Buffalo Rock prices.
Charcoal. 90 cents per bushel.
White Oak Posts, IL cents aniece.
Farmers can be accommodated with Coal at the above
yard in such quantities they wish the price
it Fan he purchased for at the beds.
y. B.-Wood Choppers wanted
II. BArCHELDEE,
oclf-Gn Ia .e7ire ST. opposite tie Geige, Ho,1rs
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ASSguN ls1l 81.

VA NSGON 1tet Ks
East side Of CO'rt House Square, Ott,I'rG, Illinois.
TENIS ell known Hotel again under the direction OF
Thomas J. Wade. II has been thoroughly reno
waited, painted and well furnished. Its central loc
ton renders most convenient home for travellers and
citizens, and barns and carriage houses ample
II is the intention the subscriber to keep faithful
and attentive walters furnish tidy rooms and beds
and provide good and varied meals As can be found
anywhere Off the shore, and he promises his friend
and all who may favor him with CALL that they SHAH rs
,.,isfr, ,sepISl T. j. WADE.-
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HATS, GAPS,

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
lust received. very large stock Of rich Spring
- Goods. mySI f. C. PRESCOTT
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3TOR AGE,
Kerosene Coat EsI a.

/; sRAIN received on Storage at the brEh Warehouse
\ ufdih tiseH vi GEO. BRISTOL.
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euts per pound.
Cn.tnln Cariiin- infn Roll,

cents per pound.
Cu-tuIn CardiE- into Roll,
WI ne done at SIX cents per pound. ThSr machines
will be clothed anew with the best Of Cards, with
experienced tarder, they expect to have
done. col viii be taken from the Depot Ottawa and
rolls returned, within reasonable length Of time do
ing the WORK wLir may he cent Gin strong shcet.) from
almost any part of tie 81 ate az irilnS expense
Voc" intended for exchange TOR a'F o tie above kinds
OF Goods, accompanied 10y the prOir oer may he sent
by Railroad to Ottawa, and the goods will Ds Put Up and
sent with proinFtness. according to order.
We would also say, that We have got our Ne Custom
and FIGURING Mil in operation and persons wshnc
have their grinding done on short notice, have
plenty of Waier at al! times. [mYIll ]. d GREEN
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G.rnlrinc5.
q &. EEIa > I'VE .LL

Successor IA tie M Pioneer.
II As been rebuilt during III. last year, the du-
i Fah'r. Ssutll. and worz uauls- manner. and
almost without >:. their has
and = "ENcel' orr Ti-y have
1tirTc i.un OF ssurrs
IN operation. which have been arranged EXPRESSLY
Custom Work, with everything entirely new. and will
have the fourth run. f1T Merchant Custom Work
~ IN short time and whcu completed It viii n. superior
I" any Custom and Merchant: NH in the HAT
trry AK far trial. they Eel confident that With
their new mill and long experience ~ the
~: business f.y warrants them IN IefniHJ az hoHOrE-
he c'"Iet'0t None bat ii" most experienced iud
ruIsfurratiug iu.l-rs are employer
Cash paid for the b~-t article OF Winter Wheat
Dayton. April =, l>If. }. & d. GREEN