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Ugrfgggc SALE

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NHkREAs, by = certain ini-nture % mortgage.
W d-t-'i on III. fourth DAY OF January. A D 1854.
sgd Tiled for .crd the IL d isy of J1nusry A. u.
- And recorded - Eh- Recorders orr ~ far
pages ls- 1856 " liam v -C..-srv I'D bargain.
-. I'D convey 70 Henry ti. Cotton for liza
VI 30 'h- rea -.r.;. Esr-iH>f:-- described,
cue pav1i-lt ~ certain roTn:,,ory note b-sr.u
even date III. - : r-"Ttr I'D
sid E-cr-.. II = provided and bE said NOR.
led that n ;esa1lt - ~ b mad il ri- payment O.
I'D r'r-t--o-y rot' either q Vrur "a
A.. rTti1. - q tir.. or time.
-ars should become G.- then the 4.d Cotton aai his
- Eh- S.re and .uhDriZ-d 80 Sc the sid real
At =: public sEro-- after EE. tor weeks notice Of
fl~ county Ster- -aIi real -tJr j. convey
re sane :" '- j = nd h-- bidder and TIE
money arising tHrre'Toul, fret pay ali attorney and
g"1r-"' '--~ cost, aud sNli-a-- and then
aor's.Er, .rh -'-re-. tie to the day Of sale
and "a, the or-rPlas, n any there shall be- to the said
y Car
AZ -.yrea- default has been made in tie payment
% che principal and interest said pramisSUry note
mentioned, - ---1rsd Aforesaid, and the sill
bank due aui unpaid.
Aul ~tss.,- ~ a decree % the County Court 81 la
Sale Comfy az 81 Illinois ~ the March Term D.
l-tI, ordered. aa uts-j. and dycreel that the
mortgage anr---ld and th- o. money therein
srih,i- -hs become vested ia ami become due and
payable =" "a " Bacon. 90 to that the
sane s-Te Fs>t-t. 90 a. .8yaH. 70 fEr sad Henry t.
Cotton. IT .-t-- tor the sand Etzl ". Bacon.
Now therefore public Lstce = hereby given. that
uU-.r- -ntu. ~ virtue OF th" power in Ter vested Ly
IT, purposes therein -xyre.d vii expose to sale at
pubic suction. ct - south Door C! tie Court House. in
tie city u Ottawa L. sale County aud State OF Hi
uos, tie seventh day Of March. 4 D. le9 between
ssrbei rra estate, &c wit The h,.f O. the
quarter 90 Section fifteen. Township thirty =.
Nsrh Range three east Of the third prucipa! rilau
ELIZA u. BACON
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Premiums to agents Getting .Sn6scribers.
Those getting up Club OF subscribers, at ~ each,
renting $40, will be entitled gold pen and sill
yer holder worth 81; and subscriber will receive
amy Of the above articles he may select.
Those reIntipg 32O for 10 subscribers, entitled
to "A gold pencil with pen, worth 81
those getting up Club of u subscribers and remit
ting $50, viii be entitled to silver watch, gold vest
chain, worth $40.
Those renting $40 for 90 subscribers will be enti-
tied to silver hunting cased watch, gold chain,
worth Si5.
Those reIntting $780, for 80 subscribers will be enti-
tied to gold chain, silver hunting cased watch,
worth &22
Those renting $50, for 10 subscribers will be enti-
tied to Q ladys gold watch, worth $50.
Those RENTING $780, for 50 subscribers will be enti-
tied to a gold watch, worth $40.
Re All communications should he addressed to
NJ. B. DEAN, j'u5Rsher,
ian1 1876 Broadway, New York.
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A,,,,uy Side for Sale.

GyHHE subscrh-- ors for sale hi present residence
which j. acknowledged 20 h. the most beautiful To-
cstty III a.! Ottawa said prr---. consist Of Block
Green's Addition side OF
Eiyer.b aiming is Lots, or between and
Tie imrr"v.r.,t- consist Of spacious gothic h"I--
continuing min. rooms. dry cellar, and every
supplied with Besides, Their. i client well
ard Ci-.rn under cover and Convenient 20 t- Kitchen,
aud other oathuIirgs H. keeping with the hrchi-
t.Cturs -,y- CO Tic hcg-- The garden = supplied II
all .nt- bearing fruit trees indigenous to th- eli
mate with talf J,g-s OF y-aT-,
curraut- cherries. -'ra rberrI-. &C. e srO.
furnishing desTeb.< and coU.pl-:. hone for q
gente.i family.
TIE whole OF part o. the above named property will
D.. -u!d reasonable term. 90 suit III. p.rc'>-Hr
ALSO, -undry articles 81 1e--oIal property. Smcr.
gh.ct are ana colt Wagon, cutter, AID Lar-
ne.-, cows garden pios, &c, Ac-
sept + tLAHhE-
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Tur p, ,STrSG OF NFw ORCHARDS.-Much |
Of this will he done the coming spring and
II - hoped that the experience OF the few
mast years will be of service to our friends IN
selection of grounds for the orchards, and
the procuring OF the best trees for planting
out. Orchards should not be planted on our
fiat. heavy prairie grounds. High grounds,
even if tie soil is poor, are better, and if pro-
,ectcd bv timber on the north and west, sue
cess will be more probable. We do not De
lieve fiourishing orchard can be found any
where upon our black, heavy soil. We have
in vain made inquiries to find a healthy and
thrifty orchard on such grounds thou
sands and thousands of dollars have been
wasted within the few past years IN LIMOS
in planting out orchards in unsuitable 'ands,
and probably as much more IN purchasing
trees unsuited to our climate. The Ins'tsr Is
settled that Young trees, grown hefe, are
better and safer than trees gre"n IN cther
climates. and in other soils. NO man should
hrv trees because they are forced upon him {;
lint he should attend to his own business and
on or aepd to nurseries Of our state, where
Il. can be we'll supplied, and the owners OF
Viii, h have an interest in doing him justice.
Jfpersons who desire fruit trees, will give
us list of what they want, We will order
them from any uurcery they choose. This
can be done promptly, and they can have
the trees as the spring fairly opens, fresh
and fine from the Eurserles.-iu. Farmer.
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Remember,
WHAT there two Book Stores in Ottawa but E. Y
GRlGGs has the largest, best selected and cheapest
stock Of Books and Stationery in the city. oc9
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE!

WILL sell, on good time and At reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
NV Residence on the side Of Fox River comprising
the of block i)-beiug loo fee; front and 2s feet
deep il, beyond question the handsoniest location
for residence in the city Of Ottawa. The grounds
adorned with the very choicest kinds OF -hrbery and
and the garden apple, pear plum and
peach trees in bearing condition.; also plenty Of grape
vines currnt, sbrrries, ra-pb.rrirs, and straw
berries In short thing desirable for and COM
fort il provided for.
Also 3g0 Of good prairie land near New Michigan,
sui Pontiac. Livingston county.
Lots !, ., and 3. Block -, Ottawa,
Lots and 3 subdivision of Lots 10 and II, Block 80,
Lot %, Bloc. -; all good bushes. Lots
All the above valuable property i offered At r-a-
sonsbl- price and on time TO suit the purchaser.
po,s NJ. OsMAS.
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N:Rsdgpss Wills.

r1.Er abcv. MIL. VII Q" hZrrs. ant i.gs.-I
J. tie FOX River Feeder tfour ri-- above C.t.s
to-.ti.r sh -i6th % :h- ms. low in .sid river
s,i h> leased fer tern % upon the '4yg-a
h- Tia location zF.i io-sT il the
country. AID i;b-rsl ufa o-reI
eui'rlrl-- .Id capital .h.ch j. rarely
met III. For further FORM .tcu address under
-yn.I. u. GGfkS.
DAYTON February = 1851.
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VALUE OF Cogs FoDDEH. to
the experiments made by the Mas. STATE
Farm School, given in the Go. Gent. OF
Jan. 20) corn-s:aihs are worth one quarter
as much as the best hay, and fully equal
Wild ar marsh hay in value. A higher esti-
mate is usually pnt upon them, but we pre-
sumo without that care in arriving al ex-ct-
ness which was used IN the above named
trial. Judging from observation alone, we
agree with Sir, Emerson, of Hollis, who
says, in the n. L. Earm<r: 81 prefer 20
use part corn fodder for my oxen aud eo-s
to all English hay, and they do better OF it,
and the cows give more milk" He adds, Il
have kept nv young cattle through cn corn
fodder and (sild) meadow hay, for yes-s.
and they come out we'll" J NisgarG 20,
Y !
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free Bridge.

ffliE free bridge across Fox River a. Dayton is now
< completed, and persons living the east sid. will
again have tire privilege OF paroizng our new C;ri-t
and FIGURING Mil, which i. capable OF grinding from 81
L" t' bushels per hour. As The undcrs gned have
pended their means literally iu erecting such Mil
and Bridge the growing wants Of the reupre
;hcy hope % receive liberal -Ia-s of pshc patronage
Persons coming from distance will find gooi
bling ~ connection with the above Mil. fer Of charge
and their public house has passed into CHER Ia nd
bids fair 10 do justice the iRRer at reasonable
rates f!ca-e give u - ran. J. 4 .. GREEN.
DAYTON. NoNerIhrr . lShI.
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On the rail road between Alexandria
(EsypD and Suez, recently finished, there
were fcu- locomctjves-tvo OF them Of
English Manufacture, and the other two
We're built at the Taunton works. Massa-
chuSetts. II seems that the Pachs's ears
are open to iisttcry. and the English eEsi
neers, by their consu', used every means to get
rid of the American eng inccrs. They were
told by the railroad company that the en-
gin-s would not be needed. The excuse for
hauling them up was that they were rot
strong enough to hsui The heavy trains
Oue of the American engineers, getting an
opportunity TO speak with the Pacha, told
him he would haul as many loaded cars a
would reach FRO one end OF the road 10 the
other. Accordingly, sevau,y-iive heavily
loaded car.-sll they could mustcr-wcre
put in a train, the Pacfa'S own car attached,
and he whole weT. taken through 10 Su"Z.
4 distance Of two hundred miles, IN twelve
hours. making steppss.s for iIcl and water
The Pasha exclaimed III Egyptian: " God is
great, hut 4 Yankee is very near Perfection"
On hls return he discharged the English en-
CINE drivers, and now nses the Taunton en-
gines altogether.
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Our Dan says whenever be wanta hot
bath, and hasn't the change to pay for it, he
has only to tell his girl that he has about
made up his mind to sslect another sweet
heart, and he is in hot water directly.
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The ScieatJfc imericnn gays: Put
three or four Jumps OF sugar end half tea
Spoonful OF cayenne pepper in tuin6 e.,
ard fiji up With no. water, when the sH-,sr
is Dissolved drink. 1t is not only pesssp; to
the palate, but warns the whole body mere
effectually and quicker than sprits. la Ia
dia, priests who have nude a vow to wear
no clothes rub Intensely en- cod nights
with red pepper This Civ sa glow equal
to the warmth of several blankets.
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Terms of Subscription. ~ year; and each sub.cri-
Der is entitled o the articles named in the fol-
lowing Lis and requested msntion what article he
desires when he sends his subscription money:
Gold Pen with Silver worth At retail 81
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Hats, Hats. and Caps !!

ny OCLD say to his old friends and the ci- ~
~ w tizens OF Ottawa and the country, that EH
SA0his Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete, on 49,
Columbus ST., opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
All kinds Of Hats and Caps nads to order on shsrt
notice.
He is manufacturing the Summer style of Hats Tho
rims quite narrow the Spring style. His
Hats are made of the best of stock and are 20
cheancr than any ether Establishment in the city, for he
is the only Manufacturer in the city county, and
can sell at manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here for sale are manufactured in the East and thew
pass through several Jobbng Houses, and each one
have his profit but IN buying Hats of the Home
Manufacturer, have but profit paw and ~,
is 20 per lower than sale Establishment in the
city.
lie would say nat his stock Of Hats is large and Of
all kinds, and great assortment of old mems Hats
Ottawa, June 10, 1858.
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Ware house s;t G..
VETE shall SELL for charges. the following property
w public ancon, on the 10th day of April al
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Warehouse of Cushman Il yorce
in the city of ottawa, La Sale Co, Ill.
" Hines, ! box goods.
A Bruhma, ! horse collar machine.
ID Crosby, carriage.
J Crosby, lumber wagon.
Pierce, box garden seeds.
W iieuna, box coffee.
Walker, box goods.
Price, 4 boxes drugs.
McIralh, box ii II Goods
Hathaway, tanning mills.
W Bennett ps marble.
W Conelly, 9 bdl bcdsteais.
Ezra Wood, 81 rakes.
janS-3m CCSHMAN NORCE.
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REAL estate.
LUCIAN r SANGER,

ILLINOIS La ND AUhNO :.
Lands bought and sold on Commission Taxes paid
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made Invest
rpents made in Government or other Lands, None!
leaned Ottawa, August 8, 1851.
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Tue SOLITARY RoR-TrAN-The men who
inhabited the banks of the " a5~sil river in
Indiana, me twenty FIVE or thirty se-r-
ago, were probably very fine men in their
way, but the way" Of SEINE of them WAS
sometimes an unpleasant one.
At the time OF which We speak, the people
OF Bag aud shay own were having a
great controversy IS TO where the county
buildings should be oestet. The E.stowD-
ers said they must be put up ia Bagto.n,
while the Shastowners insisted that they
should te erected in Shas;owa. The con
ties, was hot one, but the Shsgiowners
finally conquered, and the jail and court
house we're built in SiiaStown.
Near the close Of a suit.y day in August
as the bril- ht day god was .bcu: setting in
the western hemisphere, q solitary horsem.n
IAight have been seen riding slowly into ne
neat, picturesque village 81 Baste~n. The
court Was in session, and the horscna,n rod c
leisurely up to the door of the courthouse.
A young lawyer was addressing the jury
in strains of impasSiened eloquence. ana the
venerable Judge Merkins was sleepisg sweet
~ IN his arm chair.
The solitary hsrseman's name was Will
lam Perkins, and he resided in Bag,o~n-
Unslinging his rifle ne took good a'ta st the
Judge through the doorway, saying in 4
deem, tragical voice
''You Shagtown folks have got tho court
'cus, but by-FiI have pop at ve.',
lie fired. The ball slightly crazed the
left cheea of the Judge and lodged in the
woodwork just behind him. H awoke jus.
in time to see the solitary horsenan wheel
his stced preparatory to going back to Bag
tOwn.
Hold en-, you ID rascal" shouted
the Judge, jumping violently up, you shot
that gun, Biti Perkins, and | fine YOU ten
dollars for contempt of COURT
There are nc documents IN the RrchvcI
. of Indiana stating whether Bill paid his fine
or not-PlIitie,ie r.
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4. $. ERs'.:;s- G mrtNY
OTTAWA
Agricultural 4 Seed Store.
NANisET HODGE.

Manufacturer aad Wholesale aad Retail Dealer in sill
Kinds OF
Farming :,hp'cTs,rD7s and Eachin"ry-
LstCIl as ThresIiug and HeapinS Machines, Power
> and hand Corn Shelters, faninE Mills, " Cutters,
pIows Varrows seed Drills aGG Planters, both hand and
horse Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cylinder
CEurus OK Tokcs and Bows, Axe, tatch=ts, S'ores,
Ssts and Forks. Also. the celebrate! Sod and Sub
SOL os and great variety Of others for breaking and
stirring at Locporr, joliet, Morris Peru
and Palestine. The Premium star Corn and Cob MEL,
Garden and Feli Seeds IN all varieties. and
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure.
route Tor and will he for sale at the Agr
cultural Store, on Ia sale st.
Grateful for former patronage solicit the contiru
orders the present | shall spare eff
fort To make ii object for farmers patronage. My
goods all made of the best ateTal. and by the
experienced vorisrnen. lmar2ii WARREN MOORE.
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Great Bargain.

4 FARM .tas: 4 in tie tOun.hp Of Grand Rsp'i-
Il eight nils rom O:'~Ss coutainir. one hnHdr-i
..G -,xiy scrc= good fence and hnirec {,
under the plo~. inquire -
iyu- X r5C.IS
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RICHARD o'DONNELL. admir-

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ii sale County s'-Thc people
OF the State OF Illinois all whom these presents
may come. and especially to the OF kin heirs
law. and creditors of Gottlieb Fretz, deceased -
GREETING
" HEREAS, Christina GesniEe late Christina Fretz
w administrator Of the estate OF Gottcb Fretz. de-
ceased and Goteb Gesnine. her husband DESTROYS
Of rendering account of her proceedings
mInistratriS, and having final settlement. tina;
purpose have made application the County Court
La Sale county for citation, he directed who
may he interested in said estate We therefore require
20 appear before said Court the court ho
at ottawa, IN said county, the 18th day of March
l>99 at O'Clock in the afternoon if fit
the final settlement of said account
In testimony whereof the subscriber Clerk Of the Coun-
~ Court OF La Sale County aforesaid. has here
SEAL unto set his hand affixed the seal Of said
Court the l4th day of February. 1859
febI9 PIIIIo IISuJFy CysrE
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NOllCe To Ruil.Ier.,

IAF1NG re,loved my Marble Estabii. hment directly
l. opposite the Post Office, on Columbus street,
the increased enables furnish builders with
stone order the shortest and the
est figure Having some of the most experienced work
men in the Wet can ensure entire satisfaction.
N Il. large stock OF cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. MARIO WILLS 4 BRO.
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or a. p.


UNEMPLOYED Ind. in L. -a'-. Liyir g.ton n-undv.
Nh'.-'c Bureau. ant O., AMP, ~ Couut:., in thi-
$50. arf IL u. CoBrtiss 81 f,-s Hs. truair C-r-S
GoTio, io-s, fu.a. P,s--1tyt. ,ni t,re.u- in Iowa.
40, inf y"s-f ~ in D. 4 - ana T.. Coun-
.i-- iu-Ifcv-i Tnil- lr,rils
iInproy- ~ four miles north Of Ott.vs
Wil b- so'd q shoic part.
Also. Hsu-.. .rd Lo-. in Ottawa: Lot. in
Greens ADDITION. AID -.-T pa,-- ~ the Cry. 81 %
--ict gill he ,oi slit ;h- ,ne- Terms - PAYMENT
viii ne found -s-y lI-nsl JOHN P. ANTHONY.
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SaufIOll,

Ii persons are cautioned against trusting har
"A boring my wife Julia on my Having
proved faithless, have discarded her commenced
a proceeding for divorce, which viii undoubtedly be
granted. JOHN O'CONNOR,
feblD of RUNGRd. la salt 20. IN.
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DT. e.. j. LEEDS
OUININ E S U B STIT q T e
Or NERVE TONIC,
WILL CURE
FEVER AND AG UE:

YELLOW, CHiGRES AND PiSiHa fETERS
'AN often b. prevented by the Of this Invaluable
~ remedy The recipe i from avery celebrated Ply
stefan after thirty five experience in Hospitals and
private practice New York City, and has been tested
in all sections of the country during the past SIX years
with the ,cOHderrGi success In the Western and
South Western country where Fsrrr ana igUe prevail
it has accomplished much ny curing the disease we'll
renOvatng and recuperatng the system already
shattered by the u-e OF QHiDtHe Hp'Phine, ana h@r-
ctyy. Of the trashy uostrums such
daily being forced upon the unsuspecting invalid
To all suffering from prOsraon after disease recon-
mend and guarantee this Medicine a perfect Tonic.
To travellers in unhealthy climates, ! would use the
words Of the well known CAPT AIN JOHN W. NtNSOS,
OF Liverpool Packet Line and many years in the
southern and South American Coastng trade "InoulJ
TANK az going To set ,ciiiout u rUdder Is
,cithOUt the QUINISE SUBSTITUTE"
J. H. HAZARD Proprietor.
12l Maiden Lane, Ns,r York.
decls-5Jn d. WALKER CO. 1gents OttGtso.
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h-s~.-' 80. ard -i-al--t : %.
p, Id 49, r-.d -t5es al Kind. % CoDEr---
LIZ, Eo,.t PI-'u 4 H-ei Casters 4, Morocco. P.
~ i.--vy ~ L.sh' -oi. = 80. .-i BoJtv--
I-j-.- s-ler sfl ie4v, money tie parse for other
.h"prrs
F.-.r. Sal . or ,.ir interest look IN before
.4rsi ..i-f ;h.'T rus All Summer -t"-s Give
On T-y~I ! G. HAiBEET
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Made TO the Audi0r efthe STATE cf Illinois, s'a" 80
1st. The of this Company is TaE HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE Cosp,SY and is located at HARTFORD CosS.
Cd The amount of Capital stock is $5o0oD 90
Sd The am.unt Capital stock paid ap, is 10000 %
4th. AssHIs.
CASH hand "a, 40 p
cash in hands OF Agents, or III course of trans
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MANSION HOUSE,

East side Of Court House Square, Oanrd, Ninots.
VuNHiS we'll known Hotel again under the direction
II Thomas J. Wade. 1t has been thoroughly reno
waited painted and well furnished Its central ioca.
ton renders convenient home Tor travellers ana
citizens barns and carriage houses are ample
1t is the intention of the subscriber to Keep As iahui
and attentive walters furnish tidy rooms and beds
and provide good and varied meals as can be ionnd
anywhere of the shore and he promises his irepds
and all may him with CALL that they shan
satisfied. lseplSl l. .. "AOD'
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Something New 4!

Something New!
gUyHE subscriber has established a Wood and Coal
Yard on La Sale Strset., opposite the Geger House
where the public be furnished with God and coal
by weight and measure, in such quantities they may
want.
lie is alse agent for the sale Of the PERU SHAFTED
COAL best article OF B;tumnous Coal west
burg being free from sulphur stone and dirt, and max
ing bright and cheerful fire. without any OF the often
sve gas and dirt accompanying all surface GAL.
Also constantly on hand, CHARCOAL, fer sale in any
quantity; best White OAK Pests; Adlers Brick Of all
kinds.
Selling best White Oak Wood, 80 per cord,
Best ottawa Coal, ~ per ton, delivered.
Peru Coal, $3.50 per ton, delivered,
Which he satisfied, If tried will be found the
cheapest and best Coal ever used in this city.
Brick at Buffalo Rock prices.
Charcoal, 20 cents per bushel.
White Oak Posts, 10 cents apiece.
Farmers be accommodated with Coal At the above
ward in such quantities they wish, the price
il can be purchased for at tn heds.
NB.-Wood Choppers wanted.
LII. BACHELOR.
ss1e-sm II SaEs g., dppeGA o. 0A0r ldsss.
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u
I;iI.ISS
PHILIP GODFEssx's
Family Grocery Store !

corner IF GaiH and Iplpm;I, S's., Otta,rG,
he -ub-cribeT respectfully beg issE- Ia call the
attention OF tie Iut,ir IA Grocery t-tsbiI-l-
-I.n, ~ Tt corner aud Columbus
the tON RIVER Yfidc. Ii. keeps constantly hand. and
u.-.ly ro the South aud 49,, -GTc- q
Family Groceries. ~ s'roVi-sois..
ytbr-c,rS every article h-ozc 10 49, Inc trade,
xfh r-fer. 1-z. found =. similar establish
A. ~ buy only stl Cab, - rlersiST- --il
ri-.u fuvrgS4.: ~ II, respectfully III
tim csi u..r-c plr-ht-lHg else
sf.5- Ne N4- also arg. a--oTtu-ft - Tobacco and
Czs-s II. return thauE- ,-- til .ii.1 and ir-
raj patronage t-r.to-r- extended 20 lin. i1d o.srr-
continuance rl.hT- PHILIP GODFREY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-26

NOTICE - h-reby given, 20 all persons having claims
- against the estate OF John WeOdhouse, decd that
VIII attend term OF the County Court Of La Salls
county 70 be held at Ottawa in aid County Sale
and state Of Illinois, on the third Monday Of March
next, when and where all persons having claims against
sad estate are notified to present the in writing
said Court fsr adj Gstul-nt.
JTIIA WODDuDI-SF