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II. 7. IlEMB0Lp, Sole Manufacturer.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19
Nor,rnas .SGle or RerL EstQte.


XNTHEREAs, Gs0rye Doyle, aud Sarah Doyle his wife,
w did on the l4h day OF November .. ISIS,
cute and deliver Martin A. Howell. Jr. mortgage
deed, by ch the said Doyle conveyed to said Howell
in the Rrrsad Addition to Ottawa, in tie county Of La
Sale and OF Illinois. the by the
said George Doyle to the sad Martin A. Howell Jr OF
the Of three hundred and fifty dollars and thirty
cents be paid by certain prOnssery
notes, executed by said Doyle, payable to his
dr. lad by him endorsed aud delivered TO ths SAID
Howell the day OF the execution OF said mortgage
on for tn. .1m Of one hundred and sixty four dollar,
forty five cents, pa able the fourteenth day Of
May D. Iss0; the second for the sum Of hundred
and eighty deilarp and ninety cents payable on the
lS,h dsy Of November, u. $50 which said mortgage
Vas duly acknowledged and fled for record In the Re
sale county. Illinois. the l1th
day November. ISIS and duly recorded in book
No 81 Of deeds. pages alS and 5iS. and whereas,
Hose. Jr sold, assigned. and Transferred said
gage by assignment endorsed thereon, under his
hand and zeal and delivered said uet-s endsrs ed
as aforesaid. to Bradford r Mitchell and whereas by
said mortgage Is provided ths in case default should
ade i'll the payment OF said either Of them
thereof according to the tenor and effect
Of the said Howell his assigns after having adj
y-rtised said sale fou, weeks in newspaper Published
in l.. Sale county aforesaid might sell said premises to
satisfy said indebtedness and whereas, default has
been made by The said Doyle in the payment OF tbs
Aforesaid note for fIS4 ~. which payable the
18Th day Of May, i>3e, and the sane remains
wholly unpaid
Ne. therefore, public not~e is hereby given, to tbs
said George Doyi. and all other persons interested
that will sell the above described premises public
sale the besi and highest bidder for cash. ths
south door Of the court house in OTTAWA liiinois
Monday. the Sth day of December A. u. 1859, ut
Of the power contained in saii mortgage anu Il
be absolute The premises will be conveyed TO the pur
chaser the day of sale.
BRADFORD 7. MITCHELL, Assignee.
AtfurnSy
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legal advertisements.
AOrfy1n~ SL

mortgage Sale.
"HEREAS, Nathaniel c. Walker and Ellen Walker
w his wife, did, Or about the day Of July, A.
1859, by certain mortgage deed Of thss date, exc
cuted under their hands and seals to me- Thomas
H. Clark delivered, convey .ne premises hereinafter
Of the OF Hundred and five dollars with inte
rest thereon according to the tenor and eject Of
tain prsnissory aots in fAid mortgage deed described
which said mortgage deed was duly acknowledged On
the first day Of Augsst, A. D. 1872 and afterwards
said 6rst day Of August, 1889 filed for record
in the Recorders Office Of La Sale county in the State
Of Illinois, and recorded therein in book No - OF dses
pages 1T, 49, and 49, and whereas, 10 provided
by said mortgage deed, that default i.
payment Of the said promssory either Of prin
same shall be and payable l. the said Thsmas
II. Clark after publishing rotce in newspaper prin
ted in the county II La Sale days before abe
day Of such sae, sell the said premises all
right and equity OF redemption Of the said Nathaniel
c. Walker and Ellen Walker their heirs and assigns
therein At public auc.s 1T the court house door in
said la Sale County - the highest bidder for cash.
the time mentioned in such notice and whereas de-
fault has been made 10 the psymsn, Of the Of
and interest secured to be paid By said mortgage
deed. which said Of money Is due aud pays
bic according the tenor, effect, provisions aud
ditions Of said mortgage deed and proaisscry note
New therefore, notice is here gwen that in pursu
ance OF the power and authority to me- the 81 Ths-
mas H. Clark given In and BY said mortgage deed, l.
the ssid Thomas H. Clark, shall sfer for sae and sell
At public highest bidder for cash. the
south door Of the Court House in the city Of in
said La Sale county Monday, the 2s.h day Ne
vember, D. 1852 the hour o'clock in the
iaK the sa0e conveyed in and BY said mortgage
dsed0 thai Is to ssy:-The hundred and nine
teen and nth t2lS l- feet Of Lot No. twenty
t2o in ottawa City the county OF La Sale aad State
81 Iiinos and All right and equity 81 redenpsn 81 the
said Nathaniel c. Walker and Ellen Walker their
and sssigns therein Said sale 70 be made fer the pur
poses expressed in said mortgage. ds.a
! Dr. JONES, Atty. nsv3-4w
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familp 6roeerlss.
uONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.

-
.uh,criber ha. Just received his Spring stock ~
the above old and popular establishment, eompria
A., .yerv article included in the list OF the nseiui ana
nesl,hfui substantias Of life HIS new purchases are
-.-.,r;xinr from the sorth, and with his purchases
s.svheYe nov comprise the largest fullest fresnes
- rhe.pest stock Of Family Groceries TO be found De-
.Seutie.l on this 20 call and them me Iosw
.s Articles comprise but part Of his list constantly %
hsnd. .ru.h.d
IoIasses, 81 ar hsnse, plantation, anS syrup.
Cb~dlss, star, steArine, sperm ~" '-
1>es green, black, bohea, &C.
Sooip resin, CASTLE, ana shaving.
1SNneee Csyendirh, nne cut, smoking, &c.
Nesrs. anything from ''lOns nine" to ".Nd f'sr
sammy Cuba"
c;is. In,eed. sperm, and olive.
P,rf lard. taiov, &C:
IN naxerei, white, herring, ana Tss1
CecHa Nuts rssins, and currAnn
Vcs 1t retail or by the drum.
ctno~r Preserres, . very nne article.
TiaeJar, the best crab and cider
1Sekfes in iars, all KINDS extra
Pepper Sauce pepper, salt, alspice, ginger, and all
ether ordinary condiments
N,.fs Bras;l, hlberts, almonds. pea nuts, &C.
-. n, ehIdren including cry babies and everything
~ frou the elephant to Jack the giant killer
0sSt<rs sardines, &C. in cans
C1ndies, 10. Of all kinds
HaSls brooDs, mops, &C.
Orasess and lemons. fresh ffcn the sensh. At retail
srSy the bsx.
petcd Shot caps lead, and everything in that line
JSsAi1 tackle the longest pole to mnnew hooks
JzsS~, potatoes, vegetables in their season, butter
q IL familel always kept when they possibly b
"'e''e' ~ ''' VICTIMS.
very nns lot Of Victims, with ali the Arrangements
4LSO-(aicopo aud Alton Lime ana Gem mt, toy
with everything sise that can be named IN his line
he is supplied With the article called for hi
os,p.., Nav 81. 1855. T. MONTGOMERY
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

TWINTV-THKEk 10 ACHB LUTS,
YING and . half miles north Of the Court
IL House. in Ottawa, suitable for eentemen's resden
css Gardeners, or Nurserymen, which will sell for
small SAm dovo, the balance sue terms cannot
fail purchasers Some Of thes Lots very de-
srable sites for redenccs being elevated and having
. splendid view Of the city Of Ottawa and surrounding
country besides being excellent land for cultivation
Also, 10 acres Of and adjoining the city limits
Also. Lots ind TO- in subdivision 81 Lot e. Ottawa
City, the school house.
Lot l, Block I, Glever's Addition to Ottawa.
THE EMPIRE HOUSE,
Situated in South Ottawa. This . very desirable
stand and will be sold exchanged fer farm,
lands In this county.
THE NATIONAL HOUSE,
Situated La SAe Street. in the city Of Ottawa VII be
sold reap exchanged for lands in this county.
Also large quantity Of lands in Bureau county, Ii-
nsis vi be ssld cheap exekSnged fer property in
the city Of Ottawa county Of La Sale.
Alee, two small houses and Let's east Of Fox River.
3 - ALSO FOR SALE
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Miseellaneeus.
GREEN'S MILL !

Successor to the ND fieneeS.
II Al been rebuilt during the ls year. n he meet ID.
r.sss. sabstsntial. anA vssk1anlika unessr, ana
slmost without reference eo e isr netto ~
and 10 "Excelser." They have new =
Three Han u BUPrO
In operation, which have been sFrAnged sxPeessy
Custom work, with everything entirely new and viii
have the fourth run. for Merchant Custom Wsrk
d In short time and when completed will b Superior
70 Custom and Merchant Min In the ssase All that
they ask 10 fair trial. they feei condsnt that With
their new mill and long experiences as yesFs the MILL
ing busness fully warrants them in daI az Asssea-
De cenPeton. None but the most expersneed a11 -
eemnoaating milers are smployen.
Cash paid for the best article ct Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April ,. 1854 IA -. oRU1H
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
Tue OTTAWA
Cheap Clothing Store !

Has Just been Feceis ins . spleniid assortment Of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, &C., While
the undersigned offer for sale 1T
Greatly Reduced Prices!
II you ike to have good fit,
A. Aischuer's Establishment you ind Il,
OF all varieties and of size,
To suit your taste and price.
AL We ask is to give a call,
And will satisfy you and all;
Overcoats a. three dollars a piece,
Cheaper than sold in the East.
Our extensive sales en- b. to sell Ready Made
Clothing I2 per cheaper than Clothing House
In this City We also commend te WY put up
Merchant Tailor Sh ep.
where good fit is guaranteed at = reasonable price.
To cur old customers thankful for the liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon and invite ali to
eur establishment, door to the Bank OF Ottawa.
A. 4 II. Al+SCliULER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
Aep1e
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Non Explosive Burning Fluid

- AT ID. WALKERS DRUG STORE
WE all know that common Burning Fluid VIII s1-
w plode.
jdo amer Remarkably abort seSSes 81 experiments.
has now By process of his sw entirely destroyed its
III costs nbeut Of . cent mere per gallsn 70 make
she nen.expssive Fluid bat - expect t. make large
ssles viii sell at Is cents per gallon.
THIS is NO DECEPTION,
A. viii take pleasure In Aemsnstratng any by
actual experiment. sF-rT
We, the undsrsigned, having examined Burning
Buid manufactured ~ D. WAIGE1. have no hesitation
In saying that 10 ieJtA0ws dosbs -sxposve and
0erouS article asnAly Sod. OStswe sept ", 1852.
J. CRANDALL, g. ~. ADANb,
Rom. WILSON, a..tf ~ HQIIs
II. ". HOPKINS, VIZ. R1tu18, v0Tl
3. WScUuBvI1,yc 10 aesG8Ays1 u 60
y. ,. HALL ~. y 411449AN -
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PHILIP GODFREY,S
Family Grocery Store

Corner OF Main and Columbus ats, Otta''H,
a~HE subscriber most respectfully begs leave to call the
attention Of the public to his Grocery Establish
1eut On the corner and Columbus Streets
she Fox River Bridge He constantly on hand and
receives weekly from the South and East ne" supplies Of
Family Groceries & Provisions,
Embracing every article belonging his line OF trade
With many others usually found in similar establish
aens. A. he only with Cash. lac can therefore sell
A. cheap a. any merchant in town He respectfully
vites persons give him call before purchasing else
where He has also large assortment of Tobacco and
Csars He beRs to return for the kind and ibe-
raj patronage heretofore extended 70 him. and socts ts
continuance rjar1II PHILIP GODFREY,
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Alss. very desirable property In the city Of Buhhls
consisting Of t~s Lets and brick building, WERNER
Hdu" Is feet 'front.' BY 100 deep, modern too story
brick buding covering the whole front, northwest
corner Batavia and Michigan Streets the other, No
II Batavia street. IS By 100 feet With double brick
buldinG making two marrow stores and four stories
high. This property 10 situated on streets that are
paved and eli gesd repair and under rent and II
net eoid soon will be offered In exchange for Lands in
Iliiues fapl6l 4. THORNE.
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Money we'll lnyc.led.

Money welt Invested.
II OTIS for sale in States Addition.
IL Lets for sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots fer sale in Union Addition.
Lots for sale in Champlin's Addition.
At greatly reduced prices, varying from 500 to ESQ.,
liberal
Also, fine residence property, on Ottawa Avenue
Also, valuable Ia nd suitable for gArdeniag
purposes. at the Office Of [.p36l D. y. CAMERON.
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MARSEILLES
Gorcery and Fruit Store.
ID TH0lGD0ND6

TYAs just received . supply of GROCERIES, con-
n ss,ing Of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses. Goldfish.
Nhitefsh choice lot of smoked and dried HAlibut,
Hambugh aud Western Reserve Cheese-in short every
thing usually kept Provision Store All Of which is
sGered little cheaper than the cheapest for c Oh and
Barter only. Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
In connection with the Grocery he has also opened
"a TING ROOM for Farmers
Harasiiies. July q. 1881. A. .. THOMPSON.
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SPEEDY anG radical cure for DEAFNESS, PAINS,
N NOISES and DISCHARGES FROM THE EARS
is celebrated remedy ka- been m about ten years,
and hundred. afflicted with d-sfness deemed incura-
BILE have had their hearing promptly aud permanently
restored II is compound Of uur different oils one Of
which 10 obtained from a certain kind OF walnut "
iis.slves the Hard Wax IN the supplies when ~
deficient action the torpid auittsfy nerves.
seldom fail. effect perfect when the Ear
p-r-ct II j rich boon TO the anct-
ID as hundreds testified. Buy il, use il, and Do
.ured. Sole Agent Tor Ottawa,
mzrl2-Iv = c. EAkL = Bun
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GEORGE MANN

HUAyIN0 left the City Mills, Wsuld return thaaka
Ill % HE nsmersus frisnAs Whe have - lsa9 oiS11
hin their patronage, and invi1s tne0 e hb
AQ0edaCe Mtlls.
where 10 10 9sSl prepared - continuance o.
their fsvors NSin0 coHspfieA either in 0rjNdjag
eetsts In Qs<lr Of his Bleua there nsnnfaa-
tnred, Which vtl always bs found - the
: 49, Aqueanet n0llls Flonr store.
On In S011o 0sRoes, twe dssss nsstA 81 weeds
NssA Market, vhsPe ell asess W b peompelv asEenA-
e -, q tAs isvese Cas- Snseea. -
CUSTOM WORK
n ~ AQuedo6t rms w1m AAys - Pssssae dsspatch
and SltsnSea q $50 a.A ebging ssrs, - sthsrs
ora - HSssk ssA NN~as - ~ viaAssA easses
ipr u1ersae - - raid n B,oas 06Go1, vhoo ..
sraSls WI - takaa - oaskss Tssse - sssA tias
4 S96sst hss. - = ~ 80 A2.s2 go Z.
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Real Gstate.

A Dosirable Farm fer Sale,
OP120 sSfes prairie and 20 acres Of timber, all in
~ Broekheid-a very comfortable house and ITO acres
under the plough, sale very cheap" Possession
given immediately. laug6l H. IdOhSE
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F0V0sg0g lNmas fer sale.
VINHB undersigned has 500 acres Of choice unm-
l. prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, On easy tsrms
myI GIO AVERY.
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ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company!

ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company!
INCORPORATED IN 1889.
PRINCIPAL OFFYCE At ALTON. ILLINOIS,
CAPITAL, Sl.OOO,O 900.
Stores and Ne-chdndi.e. Dseel,ing HoSse. and Fur
nifurs; Barns and Hoy and Grain; First. Ga"
NILS, Shops, and ether Buildings. trih their
Contents, Injured doainst
Loss or Dsl image by Fire.
vNHIS Company has nov been in existence over ttcsn-
ty Does issue policies out Of this State;
Has furnished insurance to its members for less than
t,oo thirds the price charged by the b-st stock Compd
II has the nrg>St aud best secured capital Of
Insurance Company in the West.
Arr ngem :nts have new oeen completed. which ena-
BILE the Directors TO all losses tcit,n ninefy days
Nerchants have their stocks incurred in the H.
nois Mutual, and in of loss. actually get their
money soon IS 10 promised by any other Company.
To the Farmer and the Mechanic, this Company has
moderate cost their homes and shops may be insured
ainst the OF fire. with certainty that, II de-
sroysd they will receive the tohote amount insured
without litigation. Unnecessary delay.
II has become the Insurdnce Company tor the Pso-
pie Of Winois-annually saving large sumo Of money
in the STATE that would otherwise be taken out BY To-
reis Companies. With AL these Inducements who can
Afford TO uninsured in the Illinois Mutual:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
B. K. Hart, NJ D., Alton, John Atwssd, Esq. Alton
Hen Samu Wade Alton, J. W. Scbweppe, Esq, Alton,
Hon. II. W. Billings, Alton b r. Leng, NJ D. Monticello
J. James, NJ D. Up Alton, Elias Hibbard. Esq, Alton
T. Turner. Esq. Monticello, Hon p A. Hoffman, Chicago
Hon l. Trumbull Alton, l. kellesberger ESQ Alien
Hon Robert Smith. Alton. " G. Atvssd, ESQ., Alton.
Henry Lea, Esq. Alton.
Benjamin p Lem, Prest n. g. Atwood, Secretary.
L. kellenberger, TreGs. John Atwood, Asst Sse'y-
John Biaisde Gen. AOt. A. c. Hankinson, As't Agt
Agents have been appointed in every County, and in
all the cities and towns in the State to whom
application for insurance may be made
.ugs7-iy wM n. TRUE. agent, Ott~na.