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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-26
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Chicago h Il. Island Railroad.
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Michigan Cents al Railroad.
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Joliet Division.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY

TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Going East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit At Gas p
/ M, and 1920 A. NJ, arrival Of Chicago, Alton
St. Louis trains from the South.
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction 1910 A. NJ. and 84S p NJ,
arrival of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South and West. via the Chicago,
Alton St. Louis and Chicago Rock Island Railroads,
will and this the East and South
East may be Of making prompt connections at
Detroit Suspension Bridge Buffalo, and Cleveland, with
ali the main lines travel and at Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains to Cincinnati, Lafayette,
Louisville, and the South.
Through tickets be purchased at the ONCE at JOLT
Ct for ali the principal cities and towns at the East.
K. n. RICE, Superintendent.
r. KHowIroN GunPrinfendent Joliet Dirisi0n,
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PHILIP GODFREY,S
Family Grocery Store !

Corner Of Main and Columbus sts.. Ottd,en,
G.HE subscriber respectfully begs leave to call the
i attention Of the public to his Grocery Establish
uept on the Main and Columbus streets,
Bridge He keeps constantly on hand, and
receives weekly from the South and East nov supplies OF
Family Groceries q froSnslons,
Embracing every article belonging his line Of trade
With rany usually found in similar establish
nen,. A. he buys only with Cash. he can therefore sell
n. cheap az any merchant in town. He respectfully in
yites persons give him call before purchasing else
where He has also large assortment Of Tobacco and
Cigar. He thanks for the kind and lbe
r.. extended 10 him. and socits its
.o,,cr,nce Iiapl7t PHILIP GODFREY,
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Estate of Henri Bcuso,,. dec a.

Estate Of Henry Benson, dccd
NOTICE is hsreby given all persons having claims
against the estate Of Henry Benson. deceased that
will attend term OF the County Court of La Salls
County be held Ottawa, in said County of La Sale
and State Of Illinois, the sd Monday of December,
next when and where all persons having claims against
said estate notified present the in writing to
sad Court for adjustment.
novle-6w JOHN yETTE, Ear.
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THE NATIONAL House

Also, very desirable ProPcry in the city OF Bunalo
consisting OF two Lots and brick building, Werner
Hail." s. feet front by 100 deep, modern two story
brick building covering the whole 'front.' northwest
Batavia and Michigan streets; the othcr No.
IA Batavia street, SO BY 100 feet with double brick
building, making marrow stores and four stories
high. This property Is situated on streets that are
paved and 10 ali in good repair, and under rent and
sold soon, will be offered in exchange for Lands in
Illinois. (ap16l r. THORNE
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Money we'll Invested.
II OTIS for sale in States Addition.
II Lots for sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale in Union Addition
Lots for sale in Champ,in's Addition.
At greatly reduced prices, varying from 100 $500,
on liberal terms.
Also, fine residence property, on Ottawa Avenue.
Also, valuable Ia nd suitable for gardening
purposes. at the Office Of tap30] ID. y. CAMERON.
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Lands for Sale
n.1nu> Tor sale.
-On ACRES OF Improved and in the town Of D.
~ IN fcI-r IL

700 ACRES OF improve land in the town Of Day
! ~ ton. four miles north of the city Of Ottawa.
400 acres in the vicinity Of the Of Eariye, in
La Sale county.
COO south OF the Illinois River, in the Of
Brookfeii, Allen, and Grand Rapids.
All OF the above lands under cultivation, and are
in farms OF 30 TO $40 acres and will be sold ia tracts
suit purchasers.
go in the county Of Grundy partially improved
l,2eo acres OF unimproved land In La Sale county
which to actual settler will be sold long credit.
tnmproSc Land IN the counties Of Liy gston, White
side, Bureau, and Champaign in this State, and In tn.
States OF Iowa and Wisconsin.
Also several Houses and Lot. in the city of Ottawa"
The title to q abovs property 10 indisputabie and
the terms OF payment viii be made easy.
Junll JOHN p. ANTHONY.
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Books: Books: Books {!

At Y y. GRIGGS' DRUG AND HOOE STORE.
osi kECtINEJ, the largest stock of Books and Sta
- u"nery ever brought Ottawa
School Books Of every variety:
Stationery Of all kinds;
-" Reams OF Paper, such Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap Book Cap &c:
PLAN and Killed Paper. Of all kinds;
Sards oil ali Kinds colored Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets:
Envelopes, all sizes and coiors-also opaque;
Memorandums, Diaries, Slate. &c
Blank Books, Of all sizes and yarir,ie.
Gin Books, Annals, Albums, PortfoJios &c
Chiidrens Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town " II Re ordered ., ~.,,.a
oc1 HY GRIGCS No,,;s. na".eo.
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Real estate.

A Roslrable Farm for Sale,
or 12U acres prairie and 20 of timber, all in
Brookheid-a very comfortable house and 10 acres
under the plough, for sale very cheap Possession
given Immediately laug6l H. THOItNE"
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LIGHT AND SAFETY.
N0n-EXplosiVe Burning Fluid


ATE y GRIGGS- DRUG AND BOOK STORE.
ntRStNG FLUID is the cheapest, cieanest, and
ID brightest OF all lights, but dangerous.
T. p. GREESouGH, the inventor Of Burning Fluid, AZ
ter long series of experiments. has by . chemi-
cal process destroyed its explosive properties which
makes II as safe as common candles.
have been taught this process, and have purchased
the sole right manufacture and sell it in and for the
city and town Of Ottawa.
You can 5ny 6 nowhere else but at my store. 1t
costs to make the onexpissve Fluid, but
poet larger sales will sell ii at the price tn the
common explosive Fluid is sold at.
1T is NO HUMBUG.
will satisfy any by actual experiment tn At il il
entirely safe. Call and prove the thing.
EY GRIGGs
We. the undersigned, having seen q. 2. GREExoUGH's
non-exposve Fluid (made by E. Y. GRGGs) thoroughly
tested, satisfied that it is entirely safe and would
recommend its use instead OF the common dangerous
Fluid. CIV. REYNOLDS, VI. D.,
Wv. HOBERT,
J.W-FAY,
7. r. RATHBUN,
aug20 J.AvERY.
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LUClAN p SANGER,

LUCuAN r SAN6ERs
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts Of Title furnished Collections made,
mcnts made in Government or other Lands Money
Loaned, Ottawa, August s, 1857.
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NIARSEILLES
Gorcery and Fruit Store
A. b. THOMPSON

HAS just received a supply Of GROCERIES, con-
L sistng Of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Noasses, Goldfish,
whitcfsh, cnoice lot of smoked and dried Halbut,
Harnbuyh Western Reserve Cbeese-in short every
thing usually kept Provision Store. All Of which is
offered little cheaper than the cheapest. for Cash and
Barter only. Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
In connection with the Grocery, he has also opened
n TING ROOM for Farmers.
aarseill.s, July 81, 1857. 4. q. THOMPSON.
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Money well Unyesred.

FHNHE undersigned has 500 Of choice unui-
l. prove farming Lands, in Ia Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms
my7 GEO. AVERY.
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Kcanimg 81 UnMim. Machines
| 100000 FEET of LUMBER
EnUp SAFE

FVS - u IIEs
r HAVE hand large stock Of lumber, ct sh
qualities. which going 10 sell at chicago prices
with addition for freights, only.
l have in my yard ever -Four Hundred Iho"-
sand feet 9fl2-ft, IA Fl, and l6-t
SEASONED FEN CINGT
Light and easy 20 haul over the rough reads.
You farmers who have fences to make in the
Spring will do well buy your lumber soon 1t is sell
ing for less than il can he manufactured for and
is certain advance and that time is not far into the
future. have recently purchased a Mill in Michigan
and prepared to saw to order any sizes or
lengths for building bridges heavy frame work,
size. not usually kept at country lumber yard L
have good assortment OF hunters, also lath,
pickets shingles. and everything belonging TO the lr
trade. You will please give me call before max
ing purchases and satisfied can make Il to
your advantage
Office at Hctchkiss Tarbe's warehouse, north 81
Dc. Is. ~ n W RATHBUN.
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New Firm.

New Firm.
WE have leased (of Mr.. GEO E. WALKER) for 1--WE
w years the brick of La Sale and Mill
streets lately occupied by W. T. WALKER, and now
receiving complete and general assortment os Groce-
ries Boots and Shoes, Glass, Nails and Staple Dry
Goods which determined to sell cheap for cash,
or exchange for produce. Call and see.
marie T.W OSBORN.
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Ottawa, on the T. l. T. z, and Pontiac. on the c. 4.
". x. r.. will be the convenient places atop
60 .A---- -.-i-.-- anime the land
Bruce, July 9, 1853. WILLIAM STRAws.
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SlE sUhscriber offers for sale, a bargain, a two
4 story brick dwelling house Madison street,
the Easne. with Let - by 10 f. also story fran.
house. with good Lot. in the vci-ry FOR terms
&c. apply at the Barber shop, III R-ldic.s block to
juf4g.,- II CHAs
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New Flour and Grist Mill.
S. c. EARL 4 SON.

yuyHE subscribers having entered into copartnership
Il and leased for a term of years the EAGLE MILLS,
formerly owned by 8. Belly aud having put the
proper working srder prepared 10 do all kinds
Of CUS7OH WORK. and trust to give entire satisfac-
ten. Farmers may rest assured at all times Of getting
Flour from their grain. Cash always hand for
GOOD WHEAT. q Goods delivered free il the CITY.
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tReqHdiied by aHY Shop IN the West.
All old patterns for ll4rVs-ters, Tnr.>hing Machines.
and Horse Powers also Mill. aud Engines on hand
All work done ou sh-gt notice and at reasonable
prices. rjgulJl WI COGSwELL.
Scaping Il Moving Machines.
rSSllE old fayCrjt- R-apiu- and Moving Machine, H.
L GretH'S PIfenf.n wll continue to he manufactured
nv me undersigned. All orders solicited early
possible. only limited number Will be manufactured
tile present year.
am also manufacturing Sugar MI, which will be
ready for inspection in short time and to which in
yIte tie attention of those interested.
Also Horse Powers from 70 warranted equal to
Janl5 WI. COGSWFLL.
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MARTHA BRYAN, admir-.

BissOln lion of PA tine rshlp.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership here
~ tofore existing between J. D. CRAWFORD and GEo.
II. WALKER, known the firm Of CREwFoRp WALKER,
is this day (Nov. 5, 1882 dissolved
novl9-3w J. B. CRAWFORD.
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II o NJ O. o p A II H Y.
A. r. GRECO. N. d..
ATE of Corning, N. r., would respectfully announce
~ to the citizens of Ottawa and the surrounding
Try that he has permanently located in this city, where
he viii be happy wait upon all those needing his pro-
fessiona services
takes pleasure in presenting the following testi
monals:
CORNING, N. r., April 26th, 1855
ToWHoA II NAY CERS:-I have been intimately ac-
9uainted with DR. Gregg for the past three years;
nave also employed him family physician for that
dence OF any community where his lot may be cast.
Dr. Gregg 10 . sf strict moral integrity, q good.
Careful and capable practitioner. I'M. WOOD,
Banker and Exchange Broker.
CORNING, n. Y, April Goth, 1883.
Tas feet1e;-It.ke pleasure in recommending DR..
en- ana worthy OF the Patronage Of the public.
GEO: W. PATTERSON, a..
Cashier Gao, Wdshin0tOa Bank.
~ CosxISo, April Esd, 1855.
iSwa or GnxAn Smith. Esq. Rock Island In-bear
fr nos You may place full canndence in the bearer,
IT. \ t. Gregg, as man and as q rhgscian We have
emp Jed him in our family, and ii he shod iocate 10
your snity or elsewhere, wishes mn attend
MN an" 'amhy. C. 8. HUBBARD,
flGtoriai MaEaxImes ana Papers.
HAVE large let. Back numbers Of these-0odey
Harper, &C., per No. 1oc. Ladies call and look.
JAM TnOA 0kfG.
GOT TO ORTOES BOOK STORE for schoo, Books,
" SeAtSonesy, o. nice Bo1ks inr 0Ailasse. 4,1O
Buy YOUR STATIONERY o. = BOOK STORE,
Yes get noshin as good At TIE Drsg Stores JAMS
v>rv vnrp SCHOOL MOONS at
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To Builders
WE sell Lime, Hair. Stucco, and Cement, and are
w now prepared to I'LL orders at low rates.
junIl VAN DOREN OSBORN.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE!

gV1HE Farnam House and Furniture situated near the
L Railroad Depot, Ottawa, Ill. Apply to
ocl5 T.. r. FAY, Eschdnye Bank.
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y you will go to d. WALKER, he will demonstrate to
Il your satisfaction that his Fluid CANNOT EXPLODE
HOTO OH7Oy'S BOOK STORE for School Books
VI Stationery, or nios Docks for Cdren JAMS
DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID ORTONS BOOK STORE,
You get nothing As good at the Drug Stores tsn20
OHEAP BOOKS at
~ jan29 OR7OES HOOK S7OhE
DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
Il japSo ORTON's BOOK STORE.
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And for sale by ali principal druggists Throughout the
States.
AIiorfer- shoEii be directed 70 Wa. NUDGE& CO,
Earlyiliv, Madison Co. y. Y. or u. L. JUDSON co,
\, ~ Leonard St Nv Yor, Civ augG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-26

X NV" ORTON's BOOK STORE,
You get nothing good at the Drug stores. janso
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i TsGtoriai Magazines ana Papers.
HAVE large let. Back numbers Of these-Godey.
Harper, &C., per No. loc. Ladies' call and look.
JanD rMOA ORTO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29
$40 Reward,

= LOUIS GUIDI set Are 10 the Jail last night,
6 MAY lst,) and escaped. Guidi shout five
feets or 10 inches high, OF light compile xion,
eqaints in one eye and talk but little Eng ish.
Ne wore away old black clothes and black Kos.
s1th Hat. The above reward will be given fer the
x apprehension and delivery of said prisoner to the
|. Jsilor IN Ellsworth. I. II. THOMAS, Sheriff.
lsvorth, Nay 4 1859. ~
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS Mary orcutt Of Franklin. in the
County oil Hancock, State OF Maine, on the ll.h
day Of July, 1891, by deed OF mortgage duly &c
knowiedged and recorded in the Hancock Regis
try, Vol. Io5. page 1870, conveyed to Geo. Parche.
OF Ellsworth, i'll said County, administrator OF the
estt,e Vi Thomas J Orcutt, late Of Ellsworth de-
ceased lat OF land situated in Franklin. aiore-
sa d. reference being had 10 said deed and record
tor a more particular desc iption.
The conditions of sad mortgage having been
broken, hereby claim to ioecciose the sa,nc.
GEO. PARCIlLk, Admirlstrato-.
Ellsworth April IL, 1853. 10
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REAL ES1A TIE FOR SALE IN BUCK.
SPORT k.,

The Subscriber hereby offers for sale the following real
Estate Wit, the store, Stable and BackSui,hs shop.
with about r-two rods Vi land situate the csntre
OF Buckso Vitae; also nifty oi pasture lA with
10 hall mile OF the village; undivided half Of tweu.y
Of land and Sawmil i've miles from the village
good carriage road dwelling houss snd thirteen rods
land in said VILLAGE; house, barn and four acres Ut
land in Prospect within two miles Of said village and AZ
granite quarry, AID the Of the p uobscs river
good opportunity Is offered TO any or more who
wish to make smal investment For nrthar Information
enquire OF D. p. Lake Of ElsSvS;h OF the subsxsG
bucxsport, Mar. u. 1889. Q. LAKE. ~. IS
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THE SCHOONER CRUSH" owned
!: Il !: i: s:
years old in May, is we'll found, a
good carrier, draws light draft of water and
every way well calculated for the coastns bust
ness For further particulars, inquire OF Hezc
kiah Means Esq., of Surry, or tn" Captain on
board.
sutry, April Cd, 1859. evil
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40t1serS! Wbehe1a! Mothers!
- Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro.
- Mrs.. winslow's Soothing zs,up for children
1ssthins. II hasue. equal on earth. No mother
10 has ever tried Mn. Winslow Soothing Syrup
- children will consent to let her child pass
shrough the distressing and critical period of teeth
Sns without the aid of this invaluable preparation
II life and health can be estimatsd By dollars and
sssntI it Is worth it woighfin gold.
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs.s W inslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year isths United statss.
. It is an old and we'll tried remedy. None gen.
uins unless the Fac Smile Of Curtis L Perkins 10
On The outside wrapper.
Price only % cents bottle.
c. @. Peck, Ellswesth, Wholesale Agent; s. f.
Perkins. bangor, do. Sold BY all dealcrsin Med
eoine. ly-2l
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New York Mercury for April sc

where the first of these sparkling and popalas
sketches " i'll be found.
As NJ other American has ever travelled % %.
tensively as BAYARp TAYLOR, and no other tsov.
el.r can see things with the eyes Of Amesie', -
We need not further GU ogiSs the valss Of thseo
emanatoDs Of his mind and obsss vasleu, " ~
reading public, 1t is sufficient TO ray thst they
will e eatly enhance the high eLarastsr that Tie
MERCURY has ever maintained, and that Las
heretofore rested upoA many ssusss. some u Ne
most important Vi which may be summed sp -
follows:
TIE MERCURY employs more literary sAlsas
than any other paper.
THE MEKcURi pays mere. asd higher psisss
for that talent than any other paper.
THE MERCURY 10 constantly snnoSnsing ssW
startling. AMI brilliant additions " is alrsaAy
unrivalek fund of attractions.
THE MERCURY is illustrated by F. o. De-.
ley, Esq, the greatest artist Of this century. saA
his beautiful pictures are thus brought within Tie
reach of the entire public.
THE MERCURY is the oldest and most Aruly
established literary journal in Amsrics.
THE MERCURY during the Twenty -oss ysass
Of Its prosperous existence, has published larger
nu.Ocr OF popular original tales. ronaness, 81
sketches, than all its initst0rs combined.
TIM MERCURY must b. seen, " be appreciated.
and are fully determined to make is nsns'tiA-
milisr as q household word, ~.ta every faoil2
III Inc iaud.
1uE MECURR is for sale BY al nsws-dssisss
and booksellers in every part Of the country, -
su5sci ptious received for 1t ct every Post o.
Tee.
II will be seen from Tie foregoing snsessss.
ment that tho MERCURY FIR April s0th. las.
will be IN excellent number for subscribers - 1oSo
their subscriptions from.
TExas, cash in advance, I've dollars ~ -.
nun. Three copies for Rive dollaEs; Ftve ~.
les. Eight doll.ss; Eight copies. Twelve dollars
WITH graft. sopy extra for the gsttss ~ q "
Club Address
CALDWELL soUrHwoRTH ! wHITNJY,
Proprissors New York 4sreasys
~ isnves -, Ssw yoaG 0sss
aoA
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FOR A L Z
VALUABLE REAL EST. TIE
IN ORLAND.

The subscriber offers for Sale the following prop
erty, situate | III the thriving; Village Of ORLAND
(Me) STORE IS by 81 feet, two stories and
basement, with the lot, and Storage building
WHARF and Lot at the tide waters, on which
is a building 10 by 80 ieet, above, q good SAIL
LOFT. (leascd) below CooPER SHOP, q salt room
Of 900 ilhd,. capacity, and large storage room
witt! Shed for slowing lumber &c All well ar
ranged for Fi>HlSG and MERCANTILE operations
A convenient ship Yard and Wharf, Con leased
ground). These premises constitute the well known
business stand Of the Subscriber occupied by
EMERSON 1 PowERs ;--i,ffording tic best and most
extensive bus!n S. facilities in the place, all in
good re,.air, will together with two good dwelling
houses and lots lie sold at low prices-aud a lber-
al credit allowed on Part Of the purchase money.
Also to be sold in connection with the above, OF
separately, Il block OF three good Ice houses
and lot tavorablY located, capacity 700 tons
300 acres VALUABLE Tiuher land in the vicinity
Of Rocky Pond, about l6 acres 9 Cd tilla.o and
pasture land near the village. a small neat DWELL
ing House and half acre of land. Terms liberal.
It is not proposed to Sell this property on &C
COUNT of any existing prospective decline of
sdsines-; on the contrary tine firm occupying the
business premises during the last three years nave
eaioScd very reasonable amnuLt Of business
with satisfactory result, and continue hopeful Of
the future; hut other good reasons bn given
10 those Icsring t" purchase Of the be st business
stands in tne oounty OF Hancuck.
y. P. EMERSON.
Or!anl, March 10th, ls59 6w 5.
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- @oV10e to Lot.
RI he undessigna1 has a good tenement
whieh he vW lease for one year or more,
psessantiy situated on his farm between the low
Or wharvee and the village, and is first rate To-
cation fcs 5 seafaring man with a small family.
Terms reasonable 70 those who intend to pay the
rent RICHARD TINKER.
Ellsworth, April %, 1859. lItf
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ID | r. D..


In Ellsworth 2Itn inst, Seth paaeitord. aged
Is years -. Il days.
In sarry 18th ,n.t-. Mr.. Nancy Joy, widow of
Sam iei Joy, aged I. wears.
In Ellen Apri - lust, 4. ". willard Emery
aged 40.
In fremont. Mar 3ls. ul,.. Mrs. Deborah Y
Richardson, vi Vi Capt. Abraham Richardson.
eyed 80 wears
Ms. RlcAardsrn wisaniycrsally bcloy cd for her
unifor q kindn IS ID bcncroiencc her christian
E'aes' Aud aniabl9 disposi ion. Tn conmuni., has
'"' n ned IN h'. -.e-f:a los. Of valuable men-
Der. onr that WI. a'ways really and willing by
~ d ID lersi. 10 forward every praiscwof,hy
ohDd.. The family, 81 witch she vas an oru,
mint. aud nsiel % patience, love aud tender
svtnp ith, Ia, sustained al itr-p,rabl. l,, Msy
III D.: BEN; VITO tetupers tho ~inI to the shorn
lamb sustain tn all It'd ones Of th, family.
Coz.
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PATENT MEDICINES,
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIvIMENT,

Townsend's, More's War-ens Key's and shaker syrnp
and strsaparia W-accr's c Ghrr and Salt Rheuu Sy-
rup; Aruold's Vital Fhid; Atwcod's Ext. Dandelion,
Brsnt's Purifying Extract, Bu's SarsaI.aria (Johp).
Cay Blood Purifier Green's Indian p,.accs Hays Hu
NOR SYRUP liamPpn's Vegetable Tinc.ire,
keuneiy's Medical discovery, M.rse Syrup Yell DocS
Ord" .ys Hum1r hrcJveTS Peruv ii ~ NJ, Railways
Rso!Nent, iihud = Fever and Age Cure sani-' Slrsa
parh Siiaaer oirsapsra. Tow ls.nd Sarsaal,t, Old
Pr IHcnn+, NcMunn's Elixir fupilIn Mr- Ninsi'w'>
Soothing syrup Shaker Extract Nalrian Wilson'S Neu.
rop tt.nc lruls.
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