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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

CLEARED.
Steamship Black Warrior Smith, Havana and New Orleans
Snip Margaret Evans, Warner London-E Morgan &
Wiley.
Bark Amaranth( Breml Probst Rotterdam-C LullnR.
Brig Hesperus CBrem), Haesloop, Bristol Eng-Funch
Brig 81 Mary. johnson, St Pierre-vaiable l. Reynal
Brig Anlln Walters Walters st Johns NV Valance.
schr Msbe OBJ johnson, Haiis1IA s%iheTs CO
Sctr Everglade Putnam. St George-Brett Son Co.
schr W Hammli, somers, Berwick Bay. Texas-C Il
schr Emma Day; Hackney, washington-Mas'er.
schr Kedron, Shepherd Phiaa eiphia-Jas Hand.
ecbr q l. Lowell, Boston, II Nickerson.
Sloop Washington, Kinney, Providence-Maser,
Steamship Kangaroo CBr) jeffrey Liverpool Jan i3 with
mdse and passengers 70 Dale 18th inst lat 81 r. Ion
Steamship Moses Taylor, MCGOWAN. AspnwaIl Jan 10,
Ship Mary Ogden, Loveland Sunderland dec passed
scilly Dec H. with coal TO order vessel to Geo Buliey.
Brig samson Briggs st Marks II days with cotton, &C. to
schr seamsns Bride (Br. Herman, St Kits, Jan s. with
Schr Flying Fagle Lawrence Curacao, Jan s. with skins,
&C. TO Kolf Persuln. I'D inst off Hatteras, had heavy
gale from NE and tremendous go, squan from NV,
which caused the ransa TO jbe carrying away head OF
nmast, main boom, and received other damage
schr Carrie Sanford, Cla2p Washington. DC, s days
sehr Arooie shane sog Sorh Rver va days
soop Helen Smith, Smith, Sag Harbor
Steamer Memphis, Watson, Charleston.
Steamer Pelican. Aldrch. Providence.
SAILED.
Steamship Black Warrior Havana and New Oreans ships
Georges, sydney Nsw, Golden Eagle San Francisco: Swift
seranf and sncsOr Bsnc1srd New Orleans
Nash NeuyIias; schrs Charlotte Minerva Br Nassau,
NP;s J. Hills Demarara and others
From quarantine. ships Talbot for Melbourne; Hope,
Mobile; briggs Marine. Cenfuegos; Suwannee st Marks.
Wind at sunrise wsw, sunset NV.
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pg the past week S. and from that down 10 % TO- The
receipts have fallen OF about 200.
SWINE.
The receipts Of swine at Ailerton's steadily de-
crtasDg but prices continue without change Tho best
fed bring SC. 6c Dressed hogs sell freely, and
bring 6Lc. eye. There sale this week $50
head Of which disposed Of At the above prices
The receipts al the Hudson river drove yard foot Of For
~ seventh street, Nor tn river for the week ending Jan
~ were-Py Erie Railroad $685. Hudson River Railroad,
3els; Camden and Amboy Railroad ,0S9; nom Bergen,
via Erie Railroad, 1877. Total, IL, TAT.
RKCAPIrULATlON.
The total receipts all stock at all the yards for the
week were az follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
The West Coast OF Africa.
CHASING A SLAyER-NEGROES THROWN OyERBOA ARD

letter from the Cape Of Good Hope reports the cap
ure by Der Msjesys ship Sappho of large SLAYER Of
about 0C0 tons burden the West Coast The SLAYER
ashore TO avoid being TAKEN and after throwing over
board about SEQ negroes, her escaped shore in
their boats. About half Of these negroes reached the
shore, but the others were drowned Four hundred
more were also found board the SLAYER The vessel
was subsequently burned 70 the waters edge.
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RECEIPTS BY THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The following the report Of live stock brought over
this road destined for New York for the week ending this
A. Cattle head, 1892 sheep 1887; hogs, 9S7S-
total l3, COZ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19
ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real Estate.

admin istrdtrir'S Sale Of Real Estate.
Y virtue Of order and decree of the County Court
OF La Sale County, Illinois, made the petition o!
undersigned Administrative of the estate OF Henry
e. Cotton, deceased for leave to sell the real estate of
said deceased the last September term Of said court,
TO wit the 10Th day OF September. A D. 1S., shall
the OH day OF January next between the hours OF 10
o'clock 4. VI. and o'clock r. NJ, OF said day, sell at
public sale, the south door OF the Court House, in OF
tAwa, La Sale County, Illinois, all the interest OF the
SAID Henry e. Cotton in the following crbed real es
tate situate in the County Of La Sale and State Of lii
nOis, wit
Lot one II ) in block tl.-ee, 81
Lot FIVE. tJ,) in block fifteen. ll5.)
Lot thirteen. (i3) in block twenty-five t222
Lots FIVE 90 nine 90 ten, (l0) eleven, (l) and III
teen, GJ.) in block twenty-five, (2J)
Lots nine, o. eley (I) and fifteen (5 in block
LOIS one. j two 81 five. % eight. 81 fourteen,
G4) and astcen. t,5) in block tweuty-Hue, (29J
Lo; three, 80 in block thrty-'wo' laz AL IN Ottawa
f. Centre, the town Of Ottawa.
! Lot six. Ca in block fGy-oue. (5ll
Lots nine. 80 thirteen tl3D and fourteen, li0 in
block ffty-eigl.t, t5S)
Lot eight. 81 in block eighty Eve (s5) ~! in state
addition 20 OTTAWA.
Aad the west nal: Of The southeast quarter Of 10,
ven = - IN block twelve lZJ in the Original Town Of
Ottawa The ? Of ont lot fourteen tli) in the
soIth fractional quarter OF Section eleven u1 in
Tovlship thirty-hres $50 Of Range three 81 east
and oGtlots four o. and seveuy-eight. (I'J N the
south +ctiouai quarter % Section To.uship and
Range afo aid and the east fractional southeast
quarter Of Section TX. 90 il Township tATtythree,
Cl}l ~ Range four a. Fast in said La Sale County
Terms Uue-tli~d cash Ia hand, and balance ere
dt Of * and twelve months, a. purchaser give az
proved personal security. and mortgage the premi-
ses sold TO secure the payment o. ,9e pgTchss money
admir- Of t5s Eyrq,e o1 Rznr?l Il. C2t.9a, dec'd.
day Of Ap-il next MARY +. COTTON,
The sale has been pl-tpGned % the 10Th Of July
MARY +. SrOUT. Gate Mary F. Cot;on.i
.i3H',5 lf tee ss'fie q Heary o. tot'9'-, dsed
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TTGTraEElDSS-Ss 4 dry soil; dig
h5!.s three feet in diameter. eighteen inch
IS deep. nHi twelve ieet apart. FIJI half
fIIi with any rich cOmpost-thc combined
deposits Cf TIE LOrS-. cow, and pi., wei.
.nmpp>ted with garden rubbish, vii DO IN
the absence ofaay Of the patent" hum
;slauaIeS. Pour in pail OF water; I'll with
any good rich garden soil. Cover the lat
ter with about an inch Of well ro.tcl ma
uurc Plant seeds in the manure; and re-
member, in planting, that YOU ant three
plants. The cc;-worms Will wan. three or
Dur, sul the yellow or striped bugs twice
a. many as the cUt-wOrms.
Cover The manure with al inch Of fine
sand When the plants have made from
fJaT 10 * rough leaves, scrape away the
sand and replace with good garden soil Al
50, At this time, pinch off the centre shoot,
which vii cause the vine to spur, and bear
frGit earlier. Allow but three or four mel
Ions - each plant; AMI if you wish TO grow
one weighing f.om twenty-five to thirty
pounds, give 1t the benefit OF the entire
plant. Choice seed should be started with
in small frame. say sjx or eight inches
high and foot square, set over the hill l.
bovc described. IL covered with a ii-ht of
glass. ali the better. By this means and o.
binary care. nearly every seed will produce
a plant, anu they Wi! DO from a weei. to ten
DAYS IN advance OF those grown in the open
air.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19

RECIPES FOR SPRUCE BEER.-Put into a
large kettle ten gallons of water, quarter OF
L pound of hops, and a teacLpful of ginger.
Boil them until the hops sink to the bottom.
Then dip out bucketful Of the liquor, and
stir into six quarts of molasses, AID three
ounces and half Of essence Of spruce
When all is dissolved. mix It with liquor in
tho kettle, strain il through a hair sieve in
TO n cask, and stir well into IL half pint OF
good strong yeast. Lei :; ieFHent a day or
two, then buns Up the cask, and the beer
may be bottled the next day. II viii be 1t
for use in week.
For essence OF spruce, two pounds Of the
outer green spriss OF spruce FIR, Tor hemlock }
boiled ten inmates in ihe liquor, may be
substituted
A.oruER.-Iol n handful of hops (rather
,ndsiinit.) IN two and half gallons of water,
aud when il is iuke-warm, sir it into a Ia
LIcspoonfuI of ground white ginger, pint
of nolasses, a tablespoonful of essence of
spruce. and half pint of yeast. Mix all
well together in a stone jug, and let it fer
tnent for q day and hall, or two days. Then
pu. i: into bottles, with three or four raisiRs
n the bottom, Of each, to prevent any fur
thsr ferrnention. twill be fit for immedi-
ATE nee.
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Remedy tor the Carcuiio.

MEssEs EDlrJgS-AIlOw me to ciTe, for
the benefit OF YOUR readers, what cons der
n certain remedy for the curcu!iu, after hay
ing tried it successfully for two yeas. T.
Simply consists in removing the soil to tIr
depth OF five or six inches, and a far out as
the branches extend, and replacing it with
other SOIL IL should he done early-say as
soon - the blossoms fall.
The remedy is based upon the supros;tion
that the larva Of the insects remain during
the winter in the ground, upon which the
puncturc,i fruit falls the year previous, and
tat by removing them with the soil, and
scattering It about itt.e in advance Of the
tine they usually make their appearance,
tlat the heat OF the sun viii Kill them, Il
they shouId escape tie chickens, which they
vii rot DC apt 20 10 # the soil i scattered
IL the poultry yard or thrown into the pig
P,u.
A--tler reason for thinking that this
remedy will be successful, i. that bel eve
tn c1l-.vii1 d9cs not migrate during tie set
81 Of d.Bs-iti4J rs Cy7y; auj ] see BY 4
con, .a1rcat'u1 from NJ. Mathews to the
HIrtictl'pris', that ne i Of the same opin-
ion. and am Of the oPiaion that his RENE
~. tie it what 1t may, i based upon this
bs!icf tJT II the communication above re-
f-rreG %, he SAYS that | was mistaken IN
slppcSir: that | destroyed tie insects by
sr,;tcrIr. them about, and that he would a.
ssra think 0i destroying 4 whCc.hIrrow load
% ru'ir- tJstoj~rs whose shells had become
ItTjrucl, IN the same way ! agree with
him that the Turk has \ pretty har,I shell
as a Icrf.ct insect. Int do not think his
shell had become bafi enough to protect
him from the heat Of the sun, or from tic
fowls. a. the time I d.S!oJs: him from his
,'Irtsr quarters
Mr. ". says that they were not destroyed,
bat merely removed from their rendezvous,
aai that IT they couli 81 they woTiI have
returned; but as % their beng destroyed.
that matters but Iitiie. We 1gIcc IS u the
rls.a point, that they cIa1,t, cs at least 90
not migrate or Is from tree - tree. or this
have proof conclusive IL sres)1 upon NY
o,vu trcr$, two of which are =. aiding in the
same Kind OF Sli, aai both IL. :l.c grass, TO
one Of which have applied the above rem
ely, AMI = no. loaded with p'ums, ami not
4 mark of the urE about oae of them, while
al % the other are punc-urei by him. The
trees are a5oIt fifty yards apart.
| hope that this mas react, you in time,
that some Of your northern readers my
give Il = trial and report the result through
the 70. G-r,'sadE---J. z. GAEDyEE, az O.
GS..l--..H.
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Ccaal advertisements.
NorfDnDs Sale

-hUFtJuyt sue
M HEREAS default having been made In payment OF
w one thousand dollars, with interest at ten per
cent from the first day Of june A. D. 1851, which
secured to be paid to by John NJ Brackney, by
tain mortgage given to the said John NJ Brackney
and Juilet r. Brackney. his wife. following de-
scribed property, situated in the County of La Sale
State of Illinois, to wit:
The southwest quarter OF the north cas-. quarter Of
Section No thirty -four, t3i and the north quarter
of the northeast quarter OF Section No thirty all
in Township thirty three (3) north, Range one %
east OF third principal meridian, containing eighty
acres less. which mortgage was executed and
bears date on the first day of June A. D. 1851,
duly recorded in the Records of La Sale County, in
Book No. 81 pages So and o1'
So.ice i. hereby given to said John " nrackney and
all persons interested in the above described tracts Of
land by virtue Of the power OF safe contained IN
sad mortgage shall the sixth day OF July next, at
o'clock 2. NJ sell the premises above reh'ieneu anu
described the north door of the Court House IN
wa to the highest best bidder for cash. SAID land
will be conveyed the purchaser or purchasers
Immediately said sale, Said sale will be made ior
purpose Of paying the Of money secured 10 De
paid by said mortgage, with costs and expenses
Alison WARD.
Tony p xx-uoSv for Juno
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Zcrioult@ r q



Ne success with the cherry FIR ten years
mast has been various. have sunk hum
4, eds of dollars and fooled away much time
with Mszard and Mahaleb stocks, the only
SOCKS our Eastern cherries seem To be
worked upon, beth Of which i find very
raorlv adapted to our soil and climate, with
. few exceptions Our deep black soil. con-
si.tins Of too much vegetable matter, | be-
Hevr. is too exciting Tor the hazard family
or the peach; so tina; we must try some
vay 20 clog their progress, either by dwarf
lag O. rendering our soil less excItable by
subscribing and drainage
have Tor eight years past been expert
rrcnti0e with Noreilo stocks for dwarinS
theGiiIcreTt varieties. / find them peculiarly
adapted TO our soil with proper management u,
7 have cherry orchard. tiu@O trees anu
find u a renuuc--.I 70 bu~n mss rum
some of my best to ~. Z "a ID! "ut Only iou'
summers. We haze - .fI ---f two Cd>leia
rcr tree Of fire frr D., which sod ~ your
inarkr, At s. Pc .l-usL :. 81 a last
summer over frFty bushels ~ 1t Inquire.
besides being cratIiir' and n'-,---i with a.
many as three hundred visitors, who have
been contributors 90 my sale Of cherry trees
10 no small extent My oldest cherry tFce
feirtt years. produced four bushels At one
GODS.
".rl,ro,e one hundred and sixty on an acre,
the usual number, what viii - ti-uEe:-
WHY. Sf.+SJl But take CT oue-half, /;
leaves .2,2io, which is very moderate, and
j. u not rrmgnerstinG the planter better
than corn and potatoeS?'
feel highly sratiiiet with nv success for
five years; IL has been TAR beycnd my an.
ticipatio1. Ny fsvoritc varieties arc Early
Richmond. May Duke, Cleveland BSarIes
Oaio Beauty, Late B.garrcau, Back Tsr;a-
ran and some others. have tested about
forty varieties. The Early Richmond IS Of
more vaiu. tl.au all the .cst, think, for our
location. II sci .om fails to bear the first
var after planting ont, and continues 10
gro~ aud bear, is perfectly hardy, and a
pro'J,ic n a CGrraut bush. The fruit ant
flower are also ornamental, and de-Ir able on
OMAN utaI grounds, even Of sfna!. : T.
prefer grating 10 building. \ giraffe d
tee forms its heal from the three buds On
the graz; The stock being harder than the
crlu OF most varieties, though ro' al,
should constitute the body or trunk OF the
trCe: but If bJiIyd, the bud has To be cut
back in order T. form head, which takes
of 4 years g-cwth, May or the last cf
April i my fayorite time for grating.
have over tour thousand vet TO set. | pre-
ic- q let the trees get Startet! some first, 81
that the graft III toe well uCuri>hcd on the
start seldom fail to save % per cent. Of
them. Tie Harris and = gerreaG families
should he ksd within foot or the
ground. AMI headed aS low as possible Il
I should never pick another cherry. ] feel
dlIb'y paid for all trouble and cost with tile
C9rrs,psEIe EEery's Jour. q
fgrt-4'tale.
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81.
I.ucalri.u Graz. seed.

rsTiIC G--t 81 ,.s Grass known IT, the Uact States
4 was brought o NHas0c county, Iowa ~ company
% Uur- fTilE -H--r-ts- iu ?! gear ij and given Is
them frrr 10 tr vicinity pf MIA, 90 trial.
--~-f. af-sr H ~ vT1 IIi opportunity 81 seeif IL
"! s rgy .--. -lasr Ci isTrys- procured seed tie
-.st YEAR tie yiHIL of which a~iCui,lf-'y large
tllt t- next i. sTT-aI through iic adjoining
CauU-u, and bass t=--r- l:-ai 81! pr IsctOE Of Iat
portion % t..- s-tir-
Tfs Gra-s ds---s glIe.y -5. the si,.t and certainly
= distinct ,-Iss- TAr yield J. much grt-r per a-Tr,
a.L .r a.4ty = " superior quality ..tle.
Alt. TIuDty Clover. l. stands very GEa upon Tie
ground when property sCw1, saG Ordinary y..Il j.
rIHrI ." aud -~rr- per
Wu Bssa resilient ~ y .lrce county Ioa. raised
eight and l.l. TONS OF Ills Grass upon acre
which tool. the premiums AZ tie County FIir.
yield % - seed = from - 10 - bushels per
clpg really The Grass FOR illinois Iowa and Mis-
souri, an for a.. soils II vegetable formation Tie time
for sowing Ty vary from tie 81 Of My the Isl OF
July, AID be la.- a August. and yield =
better crop than Timothy Ie Of preparing the
ground the for wheat and oats It should be
lightly IarroEci theH rolled. Tie amount Of seed may
yary-If hay, One-.!ira Jushr; If FOR seed,
fourth bIsIei
CATH, and sheep Ni this hay in preference ii
mOty clover, aad vii! fttteu il without grain
Hoses prefer 10 tire-i-i and will do better It
forming labor every I1y.
one great s!yautH- the farmer IS that he may
tie seed ia lots times during the Spring and
consequently Will not he hurried in harvest; III "a t. he
can the grass stand eight days acr it is ripe,
ani VII. iHjlre Another iuucenent the
farmer IS that he II upon his stuSle ground ar
ter s s harvested his wheat cats, and raise good
crop.
The farmers Of Iowa have realized over one hundred
dollars Tor every Ir-!rr Of seed ;iey have Farm
yor need afraid 70 IT, for il : no hanbu,
ana vii amply repay You for any outlay FOR seed.
For sale by luiy u J.. W. CHAMBERLAIN.
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PAINTS. Oils, Drugs, Sc.
GREAT ATTRACTION

HE subscribers take pleasure in being able 20
i to the citizens Of Ottawa vicinity that
they have received their stand, their stock
Of Goods, direct from the manufacturers. This Is the
greatest opDoTfuaiy offered the citizens. A.
their stock is the largest an tie county, and selected
from the best and mot extensive and
importers America, comprising all grades and STYLES
Val Paper ami Decorations for ParOrs and halls from
the cheapest blank to the richest gold velvet Also
large and splendid collection of Window Shades Cor
nices, Tt innings, Fixtures, &c. e..
In connection with the above they have the TARGET
and finest assortment OF Oils, Paints yarnshes and
Painters Tools, in the market, all OF Which viii be sold
i,,vr
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LAND FOR SALE
ON FIVE YEA r. TIMEY

WILL sell Otter Creek Farm. situated fifteen mile
south east NJ Ottawa. In la Sale County Illinois
consisting Of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF IMPROVE
LAND with Is dwelling houses, and fenced of in 10
neiIs.
The three main branches or Otter Greek together
the Farm. which makes IL OF the hes; natereo
stock farms ia Northern Illinois The land lies descend
ing mostly 70 the south, ard OF superior quality grain
raising, OF which about two thousand under
cultivation the balance OF the land IN meadow and pas
fure- Tie Ottawa and Dwight State Road passes
through the farm; the PetsrshuTgh aud Morris Railroad
j surveyed TIE north limits o: -- farm
sale and Lafayette Railroad il through tie
southern Part % the farm. will sell said farm IN
suit purchasers, and give from three year. time to
pay for -" same, will interest al ten p~r cent.
dec2f-G- DAVID STraWN.
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La Sale Street Drug Store,

IIAsTERN MADE Doors, Sash, and Blinds, for sale by
II ull3 :. &. EARL K SON.
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ENIin FOR StYIE.

rETIIE one owned by Wa. Wagrourr. AMI common
J. IS known n the Hog i.rrI, containing $50 acres
and lying mile solth OF Nar-res. t,N sec H. and
80. T. %, Z. 3 Il j. well watrr.G. extending 70
tie river AZ - northeast corner ha- Al ont o. 81
good timber g. improved, good house. barn and
outhuiiding-, and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TEEES -
years Old, and ~ he choicest Kind o! iri;.
Also, convenient Tenant House.
The farm j, well adapted f'r bo;n Sro-K and Grain
The above farm va. be sold cheaper, ~ ftr than any
oihe- 10 l. Sale Comfy TIE il bound % sell
ar25 JULIUS AVERY. Ottawa. III.
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JoHN P. AyTuONT. Atty Tor Mortgage. Ju
Estate of Martin Kurphy, iced.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims
~ against the estate Martin Murphy, decd, that
l will attend of the County Court of La Sale
County to be held at OTTAWA in said County of Ia Sale
and State Illinois, the LIST Monday (2d) of August
next when and where all persons having claims against
said notified present the in writing to
said Court for adjustment.
iuus-Gw JOHN LEONARD, A|mr.
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STEAM ENGINES.
PORTABLE AND sTATIONERr
RpndsS pnfanf Oscillation

VINIE greatest Improvement. the simplest piece oT
Il chanism, and the most powerful engine in proper
ton 70 iis size, built. They pronounced. at the Worlds
Fair in Paris in l- that the result OF the operation
was gain OF 20 per cent. all other snsires
and awarded the prize medal to the inventor.
This saving = obtained by letting the in both
sides OF the cylinder the time. thereby doubling
the size ~ the ports and the pressure each side be
ing equal there i friction the valves and having
what i also essential 20 economy, FREE exhaust:
and by dispensing with the eccentrcs slide valves
heads and slides (these parts having the friction
Of the Old style OF engines. all the attention. oils repairs
and skill to keep those parts properly adjusted,
saved
The boilers made on m improved plan the fire be-
ing placed in front end below the centre, passing
through To back and returning to the front through
tubes. making a amount OF FIRE surface, in a
pact, simple aud accessible form.
A. portable engine they excel all others and can be
by boy. without breaking down in consequence OF
dispensing with much outside WORK, usually ouud up
engines, which sometimes keep the running to
the machiuist's constantly. Come and the de: On.
For sale by NJ. 4. HOW ELL JR..
mn OfIen : @ &
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Tonic RilferS,


HOUSE and two Lots in South Ottawa, known as the
N Cogshall house, east Of Mr. Hossack's on the bluff
For further information inquire of
my29-em o. ii. BUELL.. O,,dra Vouss
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Removed to China Hall.

SPENCER Il EARL
TAyE removed their large and stock Of Chi
II ma Glass and Queensware, into Osman's New
Rio on The corner of Madison and Columbus Streets,
where they will pleased to see oil their old and new
customers and friends.
Wav;nv a large amount OF outstanding accounts which
We and difcu to collect compes to adopt the ready
nav system We ask all those who are indebted to Us
= come forward and settls forthwith. jan9
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Academy of MusIc.

TSyHE undersigned has opened an Academy OF Music,
ia which all instruments, as Piano. M-lodeon, yio-
lin CIsrtonet Flute Guitar and Singing. and all Bras.
INSTRUMENTS will be taught at reasonable charges.
Classes viii be opened, containing than Ia
scholars In each.
Music furnished for Bsl- Parties. Parades, &c with
any number OF Instruments, at reasonable terms
Fcrparticulsrs Inquire IT Z. Y GsiGCs Music Store
i1rg-,f - W rr~Tr.
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1HO ACRES of Land lying six miles north of Mar
lOO settles, being the SCI! Sec %, I. 81 N. Fol
further information address A. r. DUNAVAN.
apl0-2m~ CornriHe p. o., IN.
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isail ncoG5.
Chicago & z. island Railroad
Michigan Genital Railroad.
.gosici f,;yi>ion Opened.

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19
E.tote of U';Ili1s Parr 6ec'1

NOTICE hereby given, TO al persons having claims
" against the estate OF William Parr, deceased. that
will attend a term OF the County Court OF La sale
County be held Ottawa, in said County Of La Sale
and State of Illinois, the t Monday (Jth) Of July,
next when and where all persons having claims aganst
said notified TO present the in writing to
said Court FOR adjustment
SAMI Ell PARR. H0ntT r.