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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-06

VNOODS BUILDINGS,
w TEMPLE OF ETHIOPIAN MfNsTREIsY,
s6i and b63 Broadway. Prince street.
'' WOODS MINsfRRLs '''''''''
Perform EVERY EVENING.
The following upapproachable combination OF artsts
pear In persecution OF negro peculiarly
Comic Deiiass,ors Of Ethiopian xocea rsI,es--
Mr.. q Holland Mr.. 9. White, Mr.. j. Budworth-
Mr. M Campbell Master Gus Howard
Mr. Lynch, Mr. T. Vaughn Mr. q. Gardner, Mr. Collins,
Instrumental
Mr.. L. Meyer, Mr. smith, Mr.. Hassm,
Mr. wernsg, Mr. leopold, N. Hartwell.
Tickets Is cents Doors open Al !, perfsrmanco 70
mence az O'CLOCK precisely.
NEW YORK sIADr IHEArRE NO. 81 8owKRY.
IN THURSDAY EVENING, MAY. 6, 1858.
The Manager takes great pleasure In announcing 10 the
with Mr. Benjamin Yates and talented troupe the Infant
Wonder" rener Brothers, Mr. Thomas Watson, Miss Sale
Bshop and also the beautiful twin ssters Augusta and
Marie together with the talented company OF this theatre
win appear
DEssON's NATIONAL CONCERT ROOM
BEss0N'S NATIONAL CONCERT ROOM.
CHINESE BUILDING.
SaisEss B sS1tpIsa.
ESQ BROADWAY.
$50 BROADWAY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
9 9ssS E EySsy k syEsIsa
ExcEPT SUNDAY.
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
EPCEPT SUNDAY.
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FURNITURE,


CHlsBER rURSITURE-rrRsr PREMIUM EsA
S2b 10 $50 per suit Every article warranted.
T. G. WOODBRIDGE No s Sullivan street.
three doors from Casal New York.
fyOITAGE AND .NAMELrED FURNITURE IN ALL.
~ colors beautiful assortment Of entirely new styles
and superior workmanship Just finished 81 the old msnufsc
Prices from SIS upwards Goods carefully pacted FOR the
country. y. ~. rhnopss.
DENTTsTs.-wANTED TO PURCHASE Full. OR PAR.
case instruments, &c. Address e. T. OsgOod stsuon q,
New York Pos, odce.
U,NAMEII.Eo CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, IN
~ ali coors styles wholesale and retail at prices from
S23 aud upward. WARREN WARD, No. 2I1 Cash street,
old No. 50, four doors east OF Broadway, New forh
IyNAMEII ED AND GRAINED CHAMBER FURNITURE,
~ all finished In landscape, fruit and flowers OF
superior and warranted manufacture, Al II. r. EARRING.
TONS, &s csnsl street, opposite Woosier VIEW fork.
L,uRNITuRE OF ALL DEsCRIPrIoHs IN ROSE
wood, mAhogsny, black walnut snd OAK At Wholesale,
wishing for their own use at ercccdingly low prices
No. 1888 Broome street, near Suffolk street
TSrRNiTURE, &C, roRsAiE--PTER VAIL ANDMtN.
II tel Rasses parlor and bedroom furniture bronze and
p.s The emo Whole or psr ". e sold sIs os. ne oepor
uny who wishes 20 purchase the whole and
occupy the house very reasonable rent second hand
dealers need apply To be seen for tive weeks IS kas
sixteenth street
DLINProNs sECRETARY BEDsrrAD YrARLY
lie price In rent instantly paror or auns
into lnruriant sleeping apartment Sold Wholesale
retail and BY ins.lmsp. Al 81 willie street New York.
DosEwoOD FURNITURE WANTED HANDsOwF
IL suit Of parlor furu,ure second hand in coed order
and Of approved manufacture, will Address Rose
wood Herald office.
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RIy's sALE-A NJ. CRIsTALAR, AUCTION
|Bovety will sell Friday, 7th inst at l0l O'Clock.
|of groceries liquors and segars, consisting Of green
soues cog and ooloug teas; Rio coffee, olvea sal
candles indigo salt spices &c also, brandy, por,
RI wine JAmnicA and st. Croix rum. in 4. and q
CAGES. genuine imported champagne. quarts and
ste aer A IAubenheimer wines, Add large LOT OF
|TJO Of various brands. BY order OF
l.. PFErFER, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-06

I,oR CHARLESTON AND rLoRIDA-sENE WEEKLY
u. r. Mail side wheel sseamshp gAne The steamship
NASHVILLE T. NJ murray commander, VIII leave pier No.
an on Saturday May Al O'Clock T. NJ precisely For
freight or passsse apply sPo!FoRD, TIttsroN co,
70 broadway. The JAS ADGER will succeed and leave
"wednesday May u The large steamers Carolina, Ever
Rlsde and 81 Mays FOR Florida connect At Charleston vh
he steamers from New York Through tickets msy be bad
by applying above These steamers carry the Adams
the southern viii give
and information respecting The line Special notice
Freight ia taken al sr cents per foot.
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ron NOTIFICATIONS. BELL. AUCTIONEER. AND
S. TEOMPsON.-Tbis day, st l01s O. olock, in our
|Ac in combinations dry goods fancy artices bootf.
hosiery china glass ware. 20 clocks bird cages, &c.
packages choice flower seeds "a kinds In package,
|sved from Germany. 500 pair boots shoes, CATERS.
faturday.
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NAI.xS AT AUCTION,

|eRr H. NICOLAY, AUCTIOrEER.-REaULAR
kily aale Of stocks aud bonds-ALBERT H. kICOLAY
I tbs cay Nay 6, stl21s O'Clock, at the Merchants Ex-
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NrOrICE-THR COMMITTEE ON REPAIRS AND SUP.
IN plies OF the BOARD of Councimen will hold meeting In
the CITY Lbrars room No Il City Hall on THURSDAY the 9th
inst one o'clock r. M consider the propriey OF
nx the FOURTH judicial district from the
Eighty sixth and Fourth the northwest
of Forty fourth stree, and Sixih avenue
JOHN VAN TIM, lCommittee
GEO p. BICKFoRD.{ Repairs
JAMES WEBB Wand Supplies.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A RcHTEcTUgAL ORNAMENTS IN P1ABTxR r0T
"A tts interior finish OF bui'dings J. GAKvKY pisil
and ornamental plAsterer 81 Third sverue above TENT
street Work done N the country Orders carefully PACKED
Plates Of designs finished CeilngI. &c. repaired Aa'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-25
EeQal advertisements.
Morf111e Sale.

Mortgage SAFE.
Whereas Charles G. Miller and Eliza Miller, OF Otta-
County Of La Sale State OF Illinois, did on tne nIs
day of June, A. d. 1883 make, execute and denver 10
Walter ~ Woodruff a mortgage Of the premises aere-
matter described the payment OF two certain
promisory Of date with said mortgage
notes were drawn by said Charles G. Miller ana
TO the order of W. =. Richardson, one Tor the sum VI
1--WE Hundred Dollars payable six months rom us oa'e
with six cent interest," and the other for the same
sum payable tweves months from its date with ten FER
interest whibh notes we're respectively
IN niank by said W. c. Richardson and delivered 10
sara alter n Woodruff which said mortgage Is record
Ell IN me Recorders Office in and the county OF La
sane ana state OF Illinois, in Book No 81, at pages
and ana ereas, II is provided in and by said mort
gage that il default be made in the OF the said
above described either of them or any part
portion OF either Of them, the times the
shall become due then the said alter n Woodruff or
notice the time and place OF sale rub.
.i,d said La Sale County might sell premises in
said mortgage mentioned and he reafer described at
public auction and convey the same to the highest
best bidder and OF the money arising tierefrorn
first pay all costs attending said sale, and then
the whole amount Of principal sum secured by said
MORTGAGE with interest the same to the day OF
sale And where default has been made in the pay
ment OF the first Of said pronissory notes above
toned due the first day OF December, A. D. lSs Tor ts
sum Of hundred dollars, with six cent interest
Now public notice is hereby given that the
undersigned by virtue Of the and authority vest
ed in IN by said mortgage above referred TO, WILL OF
Monday. the tenth day Of January, A. ID. 1-3Y, at
O'Clock r. M sell public auction at the south doo
OF the Court House. in the City OF Ottawa in the COUNTY
Of La Sale and State Of Illinois, to the highest and he's
bidder for cash the following described premises being
premises described in said mortgage to Wit
Lot No four. 80 in Block No. ninety Ave (9) in Tho
States Addition the Town NOV City, OF OTTAWA IN
the County Of La Sale and State Of Illinois, for the
WALTER n. WOODRUFF.
A. D. SMITH, Agent. decll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-25

CtEICUs AGRICULTURAL NoTIoNS.-Dr u.
Trcle, French BotaniSt, assumes that
wheat is not an annual but biennial plant,
and he has adopted new method of cult
waiting it, so as TO bring 1t t. perfection ac-
cordiug to his views. The ground fOi the
reception of the seed is first we'll manfred.
either before winter or 4; tie beginning OF
spring to receive the seed between the Goth
OF April and the 10th Of May, this time be-
ing chosen to prevent the chance OF bios
sonling during the year. Bat the time OF
sowing slay be advanced from year to year.
Each gram IS sown separately, allowing a
large area Of ground if the soil is rich, but
diminishing according to its steriity. 1t is
deposited in rows, in holes at regular dis
tan:cs, from nine and half TO twenty three
AMI :. half inches asunGer, in each direction,
,he holes in one row oppcsit the spaces in
the next. Each hole is to contain four or
live grains, two and half inches asundcr.
Wien the plants have attained height OF
four inches, all bet the finest one in each
group are pulled up. and the single one is
then lett for the harvest of the succeeding
year. This curious process is stated to in
crease the produce greatly, but in our oPin-
ion II viii not pay the expenses Of its three
years cultivation, in comparison with aunu-
al cropping. .Scieatitie american.
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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.

ST>HE subscriber just his Spring stock at
the above old and popular establishment, compris
ing article included in the list OF the nseful and
health full substanals Of lie. Ills purchases
irving from the sorth, and with his purchases
elsewhere comprise the largest fullest freshest
and stock OF Family Groceries to be found be-
tween Chicago and ST. Louis. lie invites all who
skepticar ON this pc call and them The follow
ing articles comprise but part of his list constantly
hand
(Iofte, Rio rad Java.
Nol,rsses ST. ar honse, plantation, and syrup.
Candles, star, stearne, sperm, and tallow.
T1ds green, black, boh.a, DC.
.SodD, rosin, CASTLE, and shaving
Tobacco, Cavendish, fine cut, smoking, &c.
tIyars, anything from "long nne' to . mild four
penny Cuba"
Pork, lard, talow, &c.
Fish, makerel, white, herring, and trout
t,ncoa Eus- rasins, and currants-
Figs, at retail or by the drum
Ginger PreseTres, a very me article.
yin@gdr, the best crab and cider.
Pickles, in jars, all kinds, extra
Pepper Siuce pepper, salt, alspice, ginger, and all
other ordinary condiments
Nuts Brazil. flberts. almonds. pea nuts. &c
Toys for children including cry babies and
else from the vephan, to Jack the giant killer.
oysters, sardines, &c, in cans
tandies. a lot OF all kinds.
I.tiiS brOOins mops, &c.
Ordnge. and ieons, fresh from the son,h, retail
or BY the box.
Paper ink pens and all kinds Of Stationery.
Po,rer shot caps lead, and in that line.
Fishing dcke from the longest pole to minnow hooks.
Flour, potatoes, vegetables in their butter,
eggs, cnckens, and all such little arrangements need
ell in families, always k-p, when they can possibly be
" VI0LINS.
yer; fine lot OF Vo,ins, with all the gement.,
astonisiiingly low prices.
ALSO-tnicdgo and Alton Lime and Gem mt, tog =.
ther with everything else that be named IL his line,
and he supplied with the article called for he
will spare pains or expense to get it,
Ottawa. May 81. $50. X MoNTGoMERf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-25

AMERICAN coTroH IN Al;hough
much has been done by the British manu-
lecturers TO obtain greater supplies o! cotton
from other cOuatrieS than the United States,
It appears that they are more dependent
than ever upon the American supply. At a
reccnt. meeting of the Cotton Supply As
socil-ion," held in Glasgow, it was 5 ated
.hat in 1901 England obtained 10 per cent.
Of its cotton from the United States, now 1t
takes 50 per cent. In 1910, 6O,0UO,Ooo
pounds were obtained from America, IN 1872
1t declined 10 1896, 900, during the war;
then in 1917 it rose 20 S5,649 900 pounds.
The supply of cotton from India. Pernam-
haca. and Bahia. has greatly declined during
the past ~" years, and as a consequence, an
increased quantity is demarded from Aiac-
r.c1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-25

Nom Of CAPTUEISG GorHERs.-B: go
pier, we mean the largs mole-iikc animal
which is often so destructive IN Young Or
clards and nurseries 10y cutting oil the roots
OF the trees. The gopher - loves darkness
rather than light" and vii take grsa; pains
10 exclude light from lis burrow. BY tax
ius advantage Of this, he has been captured.
He throws out piles OF loose earth upon the
surface, of any quantity less than bushe
at once. OF course, he must come to the
surface at the points where these heaps arc
thrown up. \ trap can be inserted! IN the
hole at such a place, 50 fixed that the light
is allowed 20 shine in at its further end, but
not elsewhere. Inc gopher viii attempt to
stop up the opening, ar'i If iia suspects no
tap Will pass througA the main part OF the
trap, loosening. as he goes, little slide
which falls behind him and shuts him in
As the front il; too small for him to pass
through, he Is in prison, ready TO be dis
posed Of have seen no such trap tor
len. time, but remember that Prof. Turner,
Of Jacksonville, used to capture them thuS.
ANY Skiful workman can make goDhcr
trap, by observing the principles indicated
d H. B., in Emerg's Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-25

ORIGIN OF TIE CARTER Perturbation,
thirty years ago, more or less. john Carter
a resident Of Savoy. in the county of iscrk
shire, experimental for the purpose of the
Improvement OF potatoes by planting potato
balls, and at harvesting the first year he
found that he had advanced one step towards
bringing out a new potato. He. therefore,
the next year planted the seed raised the
first, and so on for several years, till he pro-
duced the potato now distinguished as the
Carter. Mr. Carter died soon after, and
therefore did not enjoy the full glory OF his
discoyery.-Sprinqfeld Republican,
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Es'ate Of .Susgnnah Smith, dec'd
NOTICE hereby given. all persons wing claims
~ against III. estate % Susannah Smith. deceased
that will attend OF the County Cour, OF Ia
SAL, County 10 be held 81 Ottawa in said County Of la
Sale and State Of Illinois, the l-t Monday Of Feb
ruary when and where al! persons having claims
against said estate Notified present t..
writing to said Court for adjustment
decll-sv' AUSTIN V. MITCHELL. Amir.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia Sale County ss-The people
o. the state OF Illinois to all TO whom these presents
may and especially the Of kin. heirssi
lAu and creditors Of El.ward Hollands. deceased -
GREETING:
"a HIEEAS. Abigail Hollands and Edward c. Hol-
w lands. o, the las, will and testament OF
E!.a,d Hollands deceased desirou. Of rendering
accoUn, Of their iToce. such executors and
having tnAl settlement. and FOR hat purpose Ia We made
application the County Court Of La Sale ctunty for
q ts he directed those WHO BE Interested
in said We, therefore require appear b.
said Court the house OTTAWA said
the lsI Monday % February ~. at 10 o'clock
in III. forenoon, II you At attend the final settle
Of said acCouni.
hereof the subscriber. Clerk n. the Coun-
~ Court Of La Sale County Aforesaid, has here
rsgALl his hand and affixed the seal OF Ia!d
Court the 6th day Of December. ISIS
6ecil PHILU LINDLkY. Clerk.
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U. 8. EMPRESS COMPANY:

7
1Vi1IS Company have unequaled facilities for the safe
1 speedy, and reliable transmission of Money, Mer-
| chandse. and Packages.
BILLS sent with Goods will be collected on delivery.
and proceeds returned with promptHess.
They also pay particular attention to the collection
Of Notes, D~dfts and Accounts, execute all cow
missions connected with the Express business.
The lines Of this Company extend entirely in mart
through the following Territories New YORK
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri Kan.
sas, and Nebraska.
Persons wishing goods from any point by leaving
their orders the Office, will have the goods turned nv
Express and delivered at their door, without any
charge for ordering or delivering.
Rates AZ low any responsible Express COMPANY
(,fce in d. Walker d Co.'S Drug ,to.'e. .Hetropotitan
Hock Z. J. CRANDAL: d0euf
q Johnson FAST SUM- roIs
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Valuable Property
LNHP & AT Es

7 WILL sell. good time and at a reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
My Residence the side If Fox River comprising
the of block 1t5beins loo feet front aud -, feet
deep Il is beyond question the handsoniest location
for a residence in the city of Ottawa. The grounds
adorned with the choicest kinds of srubbery and
shade and in the garden apple, plum and
peach in bearing condition; also plenty Of grape
vines, currant-, berries, berries, and
berries In short thing desirable and
fort is provided for.
Also, go OF good prairie land New Michigan
AMI Pontiac, Livingston county.
Lots !. =. and 3, Block %. Ottawa,
Lots and . subdiysi" OF Lots IL n, Block So
Lot IL, Block 50; all good business Lots.
All OF the above. valuable property i offered az
sonablc price, and On time suit the purchaser.
poy6 VI DSMAN.
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3n5urInce.
BY STITE AUTHORITY.
INDEMNITY.
PH6 NIX
Insurance Company,


Cast, Capital s,,d Surplus. s3SO.O0O.
S. l.. LooNis,. frcsNeEt.
H. KELLOGG .--.--- --.---.-----.- secretary.
NJ. M.cuL,...- General ACCENT Cincinnati.
ASe"eies in the pri"etpnl Cities ard 7osc"s II iae
ySyHE phsrnix Insurance Company has cash J'dp;;al
Il Of 7,co HHad'ed Ihorsuna |ottd'~, ~.b a large
and constantly increasing Surplus, nfc.te3 r. the very
stocks ana curies the country affords yhe Ca
pita is socsb and ,Ebs, and nrt IN any way hypo-
theca;ed collateral to any standing obIis aons
In regard to the prompt adjustment and payment of
losses no Company stands higher has better repu-
tato than the Phu.nix and il shall ever Ii. ur aim
TO maintain che reputation which by bcPcrais transac
tons, and fair dealings, we hnve obtained.
Applications received and policies issued by
EDWARD J. COLLINS,
4gsnt for Ottd,cd and riciniy
once in MetrGr"tan Block with VIM smith ESQ
heits in tie ihGnir %. IF Hi,ff0rd.
AUDITORS OFrIcE STATE ILLINOIS,
SPRNGFIELD. October llth, ISIS. !
WHEREAS The Phoenix Insurance Company, located at
Hartford, i'll the state OF Connecticut has filed in this
Office statement Of the condition of its affairs,
quIred by a. An Act to regulate the Agencies of lnsu
rance Companies not Incorporated by the State of Hi
nei<' approved February Il, 1872 and menda-
tory thereto, approved January ~ 1851 and, whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence that
II Is possessed of the required amount of capital in
vested in stocks and mortgages and has filed in this Of
flee written Instrument; signed by the President and
Secretary thereof appointing EDw COLLINS of OF
tawa its Agent for the Transaction of the business
said Company and fully and unreservey authorizing
lin to acknowledge service OF process for and be.
half of said Company, c0nSentng that service of pro
cess upon him, the said Agent shall he taken and held
{" be valid as if served upon the Company,
ing all claim of error by reason of such service
Now therefore, i'll pursuance OF the provisions Of the
Act aforesaid. l, JESSE X DrRoIs, Auditor CT Public Ac
counts of the State of Illinois, do hereby certify tina
the said EDw ARDJ COLLINS is authorized "a an Agent
for the said Company TO transact the basin, of Insu
rance in this State until the thirty first day Janua
ry- in the year eighteen hundred and fifty nine,
as he may be legally empowered do by said Com
pany-
* TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereun,o subscribed IN
H. name and affixed the seal of my olice at Spring
- - field, this liti day of October, 4. ID. 1855.
ocl6-ly JESSE X. DUBOIS, 1atiitor n. A,
Fire. Life and Marine Insurance
COLLECTED for the following good and reliable In su
- rance Companies:
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford, Conn.
NEW HAVEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Haven, Conn.
PEORIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
r PEORIA ILL.,
. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co.
Hartford, Conn.
jun5 n. b. BRISTOL, Aq-nt.
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Sunny Side for Sale.

FpNE subscriber offers forssle his present residence.
which l. acknowledged to he the beautiful To-
caty ia all Ottawa. said premises consist Of Block
twenty-five, tZ) in tirres Addition east side OF Fox
River, containing iG Lots, b-tw-er and acres.
The improvements consist of Spaci, gothic house,
containing nine rooms. a dry cellar and ro"u.
supplied with Besides. there u excellent Hci
and ci-ern under and convent, mt to the kitchen
barn other outbGig- ia keeping with the arcii-
ec:ara style Of tile house. The garden IL supplied with
all Kind. of bearing fruit trees nd gen-ou- To the eli
mate together with half dozen varieties %
gooseberric,, Strawberries &c Sc, the whol,
furnishing most desirable and complete home for
cvnt-el family.
The Who'll. part OF the above named property vii
- sold on souobc terms To suit the purchaser
Also, sundry articles Of personal property. among
which fine and colt Wagon, cutter, and h.r
ness, two cows garden plow, &c, &c-
sep8 L r. CLARhE
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Hats, Hats, and Caps !

- w OULD say to his old friends and the CT -
EH w tizens OF Ottawa and the country, that TT
~hs Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete, on 90
Columbus St., opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
All kinds Of Hats and Caps uads to order On shor,
notice.
lie is manufacturing the Summer style Of Hats. The
rims are not quite so marrow the Spring style. His
Hats are made Of the best Of stock and 20
che.f:: than a.y other Establishment In the city for he
is the only Hat Manufacturer In the city county and
can sell ut manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here for sale manufactured In the East, and they
cass through several Jobbing Houses, and each one
mus. have his profit but in buying Hats of the Home
Manus .urer you have but profit to pay and that
is 20 Der Gen. lower than sale Establishment In the
city.
ali kinds, and great ASSORTMENT of old mems Hats.
June 10. 1855.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
s. c. Earl, * SONS.

fR subscriber. take pleasure In being able 20
] nounce 10 the citizens Of Ottawa vicinity that
they have received their stand, their stock
u Goots direct from the manufacturers. This j. the
grsdtest OHyo,fHUftv offered the citizens As
their stock is the h1rJ|T III. county and selected
from the best and extensive manufactures and
importers in America comprising all grades and styles
WdU PaDsr nAd DrcCrdiOs for Pirrr. and hall from
she cheapest plank to the richest gold and velvet Also.
large and splendid collection OF Window Shades Cor
uices. T. immings Fixtures. &c, &C.
In connection with the above they have the Target
G,d nD~-t OF Oils. Paints yarni-hes and
Pairter Tools ia the market, all Of which will be sold
% cash. apI0
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For Sale.
U|NIMPROVED lands ia la SALE. Livingston, CirrIndv
Whi.rsic. bireau, and Champaign Counties. in thu
and in the Counties Of Back Hawk frnts. C-rro
Gorio. Iowa, Polk, Powesheict. and Greene. in Iowa
Also. improved farms in he kalb aud La Sale C"tn
ties; improved 50 mile from Earlve, for sale
improved 100 four miles north OF OTTAWA
will be sold in whole part.
Also. several Houses and Lots in Ottawa; Lots in
Green's Addition. and other parts Of the City, all Of
witch will b. sold suit the times Terms OF payment,
will be found easy. ff-b6l JOHN p. ANTHONY.
For Sale or to Rent,
HOUSE, pleasantly situated east side Of Fox River.
n -i,r