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Eeaat advertisements.



M HEREAS by Deed of Trust dated the sixth day
w OF October, A. D. 1851, and filed for record the
500 uay OF DecenDer " 10, a md stat. of
Illinois, in book No 81, and Az 49, and $40 20
hsnnes Henrck T.irk and wheniina Teirk, his wiie'
did grant bargain, and sell the subscriber CHRIS
tian Anderson the real estate hereinafter described 10
sec nre the payment Of certain promssory notes.
OF even GATE with said deed, made by SAID Johannes
Henrck Teirk and payable said Anderson, with SIX
cent interest annually for the in ALL OF three
thousand nine hundred dollars.
And whereas II was and is provided in and by said
Deed Of Trust, that If default he made in the payment
of said any thereof according the
nor and effect of the same. then the holder Of said
notes after publishing notice in newspaper printed
in said County, for thirty days before the such
sale to sell the said real estate and premises and all
right and equity of redemption of the said Johannes
Henrick T.rk his heirs and assigns therein public
auction at the Court House in said Couny, to the high
est and be. bidder, for cash, at the time and place
mentioned in said notice and make execute, and de-
liver the purchaser purchasers thereof deed Tor
the premises sold and out oil the proceeds OF such
sale to pay all and expenses incurred in adVers-
ing and selling said premises also '!e P'he'pa eu "
terest Of said notes.
of the interest up the FIRST day of DC tober, on
said notes, amounting one hundred and ninety-tw
doll RS and in the Of hundred dollars princi-
pal the note due on the first day Of October, A
b. 1858.
Now therefore, notice is he' eby given to said johann
Henrick Terk, and all others interested that the
subscriber will the 26t day Of February, A D. 1858,
between and two O'Clock r. NJ OF that day at the
door the Court House in said County, expose TO pub
lie sale at auction the highest and best bidder for
cash the following real estate. viz The west half OF
Lots and Of the northeast quarter and Los one
Of the northwest quarter Of Section IA ee III Township
thrtysix North Of Range four east OF the the third
principal meridian. containing one hundred and si1ty
acres, less for the purposes expressed AS
aforesaid said deed 0! trust, pay all costs
and expenses incurred in advertising and selling SAID
premises and also the whole said principal and in
ter, due said notes the time Of sale.
Amount OF principal due absolutely is one hundred
dollars Of principal due account oil above
default blk hundred dollars, and Interest is
due on all above unpaid principal the date Of said
deed That the sutscrber Is me holder OF sand
( nota, CHRISTIAN ANDERSON.
/ j AVERY Solicitor jsnZ2
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NOrtJo1s Sale.


"YU EREAS, BY a certain ludentuF- OF mortgage,
w dated on the twelfth day OF August, A ID. ieJ,,
and filed for record the same day ana recorded IN
Recorders Office in and for the County OF La Sale
and Of Illinois, in book fly six thirty-siH
Jeremiah Peubrook, Of said County, did bargain SELL
and convey the Undersigned, Edwin K Fay, the pre-
hereinafter described the yment Of
proinssory note bearing date with said
rnortyag e deed b. said Pembroke and c. P
Human. for the % hundred and twelve dollars
and fifty payable to said I'd r Fay or
months after the date thereof with interest az
ten per cent, per ar.runl. for value received.
AaG whereas vas and Is provided in and by said
mortgage deed. that II default should De male in the
payment the principal interest above mentioned
% -itl the tiu- times the
should become due then she said Fay and his as.
signs and Authorized to sell the said real estate
az public auction giving weeks notice Of the
time and place q sale ia some public newspaper IN the
County where aid real estate situate, Cor IN The next
nearest County thereto. should be publ shed III
such County, aud convey - the highest and
bidder. and Or tie money arising th-retrofa,
first pay al attorney and counse! fees AID
-us-. and then retain whole % the princi
pal secured by mortgage, "ith interest Oh the
same TO the day Of sale, and pay tie oEeTpus i any
there shall b-, TO said PeIu1roO.-
And whereas. d-f.G!; has been made IN The pay
cf said principal secured Aforesaid and int
rest and the whole q; the stl being due and IN
paid.
Now therefore public notice IS hereby given that the
under. yrvd, By virtue OF the power II him vested By
said deed, and for the purposes therein e1
pressed Vii! expose sale pablo auction AZ the
south Court House in the city Of Ottawa, La
Sale County and state o! Illinois, the 20;h day o
February \. d. 1873, bet~.sa and Two o'clock T
NJ the following described real estate situate in saiC
OTTAWA 70 VII. Lot eleven Block I.inety-fve, Il
States Addition 70 tie Town (now city, % OTTAWA
EDN ~ IL IA
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Supreme Court arihin and for
the Third Grand Decision OF said Gate, ss.-Frank-
liz Ii. Whitney plaintiff in error, rs. Truman Ro-.
berts, defendant in error.-Error to Stark County
Circuit Court. ..- Z q 3D..
TT appearing by affidavit file in the Clerks office Of
Supreme Court in the above entitled cause, that
Truman Roberts, the above named defendant in error
is nom resident the State of Illinois, and without
the reach process of said Supreme Court and the
said Franklin H. Whitney having duly sued Of said
Supreme Court writ Of error to reverse decree OBJ
,ained by the said Truman Roberts against the said
Franklin Whitney, in the Circuit Court of Stark Conn.
w. which writ of error is pending in Supre
Court and writ of sctre Jacids having been issued
herein reurnabie on the first day of the next term
said Supreme Court to be holden at Ottawa in said
State, on the first Tuesday after the third Monday in
April next, according to law.
Now you, the said Truman Roberts, the above med
defendant in error, whose non-re sdence appears
above are hereby notified to be and appear bafore the
Justices of said Supreme Court, the of said
Supreme Court, to be holden at Ottawa in said State
on the first Tuesday after the third Monday in
April next hear erecords and proceedings of said
Circuit Court brought into said Supreme Court on re
turn of said writ of and the errors assigned
You shall fit and further, to do and receive "h"'
Attrst. L. LELAND, Clerk
NH. PURPLE, Atty for Plf in Error. ''n--
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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.

,HE subscriber has just received his Spring stock at
1 the above old and popular establishment, compris-
ing every article included in the list OF the nseful and
now irving from the sorth and with his purchases
elsewhere now comprise the largest, fullest, freshest
and Of Family Groceries to be found be-
tveen Chicago and. St. Louis. He invites all who ars
skeptical on to call and them The follow
ing articles comprise but part Of his list constantly
hand.
C0ree, Rio r0d Java.
Mosa.ses, Jar honse, plantation. and syrup.
Cdndtes star, stearine, sperm, And tai.ow.
Teas, green, black, bohea &c.
Soup rosin, CASTLE and shaving
J,y,dcco. Cavendisb, fine cut, smoking. kc
Cigars. ANYTHING from . 'ons nine" to mild four
penny Cuba"
Otis linseed sperm, and olive
Pork, lard, tallow, &c.
Fish, makerel, white herring, and trout
l. Cocoa Nuts. raisns, and currahts.
FIGS, at retail or by the drum
Ginger Preserves, a very fine article.
IIu-O1r the hes crab and cider
Pickles, in jars, all kinds, extra. .
PEPPER .Suce, pepper, salt, alspice, ginger and all
other ordinary condiments
Nuts Brazil, fberts, almonds, pea nuts, DC
Tons FOR children including cry babies, and every
else from the elephan, to Jack the giant killer.
Oysters, sardines, &C. in cans.
fiIudi<s, lot of all kinds.
Pals. brooms, moPs &C.
Oranges and lenQns, fresh from the South At retail
~ the box.
I'ager. ink. pens, and all kinds OF stationery.
Porder shot caps, lead, and everything in tina. line.
Fishing 1cke from the longest pole to minnow hooks
Flour potatoes vegetables in their season, butter
eggs Chickens and all such little arrangements" need
ed in families always KEEP, when they possibly be
p VI0LINS.
yer fine lot Of Vvlins, with a.! the arrangements,
ALSO-tHicdgo and Alton Lin. AMI Gem mt, tcr.-
ther everything else that can be named III his line
and If he is supplied with the article called for he
ot,aas. Nav 81. 1850. R. MONTGOMERY
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SORGHUM MoLAssEs AND PRINTERS Roll.
ERs.-Thcre is an old saving, that every
thing has its own purpose and its own
place" This axiom is literally true, as it
regards molasses and glue, OF which prn-
tiers rollers are composed. Various other
substances have been tried for the same pur-
nose but nor e seem to answer SO WE'LL
1t is stated, however, that Sorghum molas-
ses when mixed with glue make superior
linking rollers to those in common use, made
from cane juice molasses. They are stated
to be more elastic, and much tougher, and
the moasses can withstand longer boiling
without graduating.
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Warehouse >a.e.

Nv shan SET. Tor Charges, the foIov.E pro riy a.
w public auction, the l0i day q APr next, al
O'Clock A. NJ. al the Warehouse OF CashDsI VERGE
IN II e city o. Ottawa. La sale Co., IL
z Z " Hines, box goods.
4 Bruhla. horse collar ma chine.
D Crosby, earriaE--
II Crosby, lumber wagon
+ Pierce. boI garden seeds.
v H-Ena ! box cOGes. ..-rt
Up Walker, ! box goods.
A l. Price, boxes drugs.
{ NcGr4rb. box II II Goods
o Hathaway. tanning mills.
" Bennett ps marble.
" Coueily. : btI bs1-teais
igns.sra CUsHMAN voRCE.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

T WILL sell, on good time and At reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
Nv Residence the side Of Fox River prsing
the of block lbeing 100 feet front and AS feet
deep II is, beyond question, the handsones location
residence in the city Of Ottawa The grounds
adorned with the choicest kinds Of shrubbery and
shade and in the garden apple plum and
peach in bearing condition. also plenty OF grape.
vines currans, COOS berries, raspberres and straw
berries In short, everything desirable for and COM
fort is provided for.
Also $50 good airie land New Michigan
ani Pontiac, Livingston county.
Lots |, 2. and 8, Block - Ottawa,
Lot. and s. subdivision OF Lots 10 and II, Flock 81
Lot I3, Block So; all good business Lots
All of the above valuable property is offered At reA
sonable price and on time TO SUIT The Pirchaser
noy6 NJ OSMAN
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After the marriage ceremony had been
performed in one Of the churches in Adrian,
Michigan, the bride, when receiving the con-
eratrlations of her friends. shed tears, ac-
cording to the custom, at the sight OF which
the groom followed suit and copiousiy. AT
ter his friends succeeded in calming him. he
said he couid't help it, for he felt as bad as
she did.
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Bir1rs BY MAD DoG.-Representa:ive
Mccall, Of Marshall, has met with a serious
misfortune n his family. His little girl
about seven years Old was bitten by a mad
dog few days ago in Marshall county, and
Yesterday she was brought TO this placs. and
is now At the American House. DIR Long
has been called in.-Sprinaffh Rs2ister.
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1ari1ult -r al .
=. NJ, sheen for Cc1 tam Localities.

sheen for Certain Localities.
~, n, Gent:-In your issue tor Dec.
o.I .,d Ian. 9th, information IS wan'eo re-
.s.,;no the best breed OF mutton sheep
r.. in connection with some ofmy neiSh-
hars been engaged for the past SIX years
=, hrerd;ng thu New Oxfordshire or impro-
x.d Cotswold. The success attendl' the
;n,,oduction of these sheep has been quite
..,;sfactcry. To thoroughly test the mer-
=, Of this breed, We have kept one flock
for this length Of time, exclusively on nay
and grass. The weight of full grown breed
inp ewes in this flock, jap. LIST, was from
10 to 1913 lbs. The two years Old sheep !"
the same flock range from l64 70 ios ios.-
The best ewes in my own hocA, tnree years
old. where some roots and il stha'l aaiou"'
of grain has been fed, weighed, ABOUT 'htee
wesks since. 2l1 lbs. Ny lambs, at z
r,on,hs Of age. usually weigh from so to
100 his. on nothing but the milk Of the
dam and grass pasture. We have hae them
,cach 1870 lbs, at the same age. Sheep that
have sent west, where they find more
Iuxuriant pature than the hills Of Weetern
Massachusetts affords, have greatly exceed
cd these weights.
There is an erroneous opinion among far.
mcrs generally, that a large animal con-
suues as much more it exceeds in live
weight the smaller. without stopping to in
ouire into their different habits, circumstan-
ccs. and conditions. From q carefully con-
quoted experiment, published some time
since in the Country Gentleman, 1t was
found that Q New Oxfordshire ewes, with
an aggregate wight Of POI lbs, consumed
no more food than 10 Mcrino ewes, weigh
lug 769 lbs Without consuming space In
detailing the cause Of this difference in the
two breeds, might ado that fleece free
Gom animal oil, and quiet. gentle habits.
are two qualities essential in good breed
Of sheep. Considered as a wool bearing an
imal, the greater weight Of the New Oxford
fleece, as compared with that of the Merino,
nearly makes up the difference in piice.--
With respect to fattening, l have never fed
an animal that gave greater profit for food
consumed, without any reference to the val
ue of their fleece.
see quoted in the Country Gentleman
OF Dec. 80, the sale Of Cotswold weathers,
averaging 24O lbs, fer s25 each, which is
nearly 10y cents per pound, live wei eight
This shows the value Of these sheep In the
market
Their large, square forms, and white fie.-
ces. make them an ornamental as well as
profitable stock for the farm. LAWRENCE
SMITH. West Wrrthangton, Mass.
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Our farming friends are now killing the
fattsd hog and beef, and therefore these ex-
celent recipes for preparing the various
kinds of Sau<ases vii! be acceptable,
To make Balogna .Sawsages.-Take 10.
Of beef suet, pound Of pork, pound Of ba,
con, fat and lean, and pound OF beef and
veal. Cut them very small take hand
full Of sage leaves chopped fine, with few
sweet herbs; season pretty high with pep
per and salt; take large anC well-cleaned
gut and fill it; set saucepan Of water, and
when it bols, put it in, first prickins it to
prevent its bursting. Boil it one hour.
To make Oxford .Sausages. ID. Of
young pork, fat and lean; without skin or
gristle. ID. of beef suet chopped fine to-
gether; put in ! ID. of grated bread, haifthe
peel of a lemon shred, a nutmeg grated, six
sage leaves chopped fine, tea-spooniul Of
pepper, and two of salt; some thyme, sa-
vorv, and marjoram, shred fine; mix we'll
together, and put it close down in pan till
used; roll them out the size Of common sau-
sases, and FRY them in fresh butter of a fine
brown, or broil them over clear FIRE, and
send them to the table hot.
To make Eppiug .Sausages. . lbs.
Of young pora, quite free from skin, Grlstle
or fat; cut it small and beat it fine in mer-
tar; chop six pounds of beef suet very fine,
shred handful sage leaves fine, spread the
meat on clean dresser, and shake the sage
over it, shred the rind OF lemon very fine
and throw i. with sweet herbs on the meat ;
CRATE two nutmegs, to which put spoonful
Of salt; throw the suet over, and mix all
well together; put 1t down close in the pot,
snd when used, roll it up with as much egg
as will make it smooth.
To mahc Sacaloys--Take lbs of young
pork, free from bone and skin; salt 1T with
an ounce of Saltpetre, and pound OF com
mon salt for two days; chop it line; put II
3 tea spoonfuls of pepper; dozen sage
leaves chopped fine, and pound Of grated
bread; NIX it well, fill the CUTS, and bake
them half an hour in a slack oven. They are
good either hot or cold.
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Tnr Sill Sntics

mo HIRAM Tiff, whom il may concern, take no
tic- that at a sale OF Lands and Lots for the
due thereon for the year A ID. 1870 held
the door Of the Court House OttaN county
La Sale and State Of Illinois. by the Treasurer Of said
county, the llth day o. May, A. D. I5., J. John p.
Anthony, purchased the northwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter Of Section
twenty three, IL Township thirty-en- North, Range
OF the third principal meridian, containing
acres assessed in the Of Hiram Tint. and tha:
the redemption Of the Will expire years
from The date o. said sale. ianl5 JOIN r ANTONY
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Hats, Hats, and Caps

Nv OULD say to his old friends and the ci- ssH
w tizens of Ottawa and the country, that EW
GDhis Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete, on -
Columbus ST., opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
All kinds Of Hats and Caps ads to order short
notice.
He is manufacturing the Summer style Of Hats. The
rims quite marrow the Spring style. His
made of the best of stock and 20 per
than acy other Establishment in the city, for he
the only Hat Manufacturer in the city county and
can sell manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here for sale manufactured in the East and thew
pass through several Jobbing Houses, and each ons
must have his profit, but in buying Hats of the Home
Manufacturer, you have but profit pay and that
20 per cent lower than any sale Establishment ia III.
city.
He would say tnat his stock of Hats is large and of
all kinds and great assortment Of old mems Hats.
OTTAWA Inne 10 lSSS 1900
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JIHvING bought the shop, stock, and trade OF H.
p. Brunker, invite the sporting community To give
IN a call. havs good assortment of sporting ar
tices as con be found this side of New York City.
Ihave good of those splendid steel,
patent muzzle md common Rifles, made by Mr.. II. r.
Brunker whose valuable services as foreman OF my
shop All work done at my shop, usual is warranted
to give perfect satisfaction Colts, Maynard's, Aliens,
and Blunt Lyons Revolvers, and kife Pistols kept
constantly hand and cheap they be bought
in Chicago Caps of all descriptions, and gun fixtures
kept constantly on hand. Powder-a superior article
kept, for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends Of H. p Brunkr, vel
traders, believing supply their orders for
thing in line, and give satisfaction al.
that trade with J. 8. MITCHELL.
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Real Gstatr.
LECGAN II SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGRNC1.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes PAID
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made invest
uents made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa, August s, 1851.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Supreme Court ritAin and for
the Third Grand DiriSion Of said Sttte, ss.-James
Spier and John Ellsworth, plaintiffs in error,
Peres J. Avery and William l.. Avery, defendants in
error.-Error 10 Peoria County Circuit Court.
appearing by affidavit file in the Clerks Office OF
said Court in the above entitled cause. that
Peres J. Avery and William L. Avery, the above named
defendants in error, nonresentS of the State OF
Illinois and without the reach of the process of said
Supreme Court. and the said James e. Spier John
Els having duly sued out OF said Supreme Cour.
a writ of reverse Judgment obtained by the
said Peres J. Avery and William l. Avery against the
said James G Spier and John Ellsworth in the Circuit
Court of Peoria County, which writ of is
pending in said Supreme Court and writ Of scirs IA
cds having been issued herein. returnable the first
day of the next term OF said supreme Court he hold
at Ottawa, in said State the first Tuesday after
the third Monday in April next, according TO law
Now you. the said Peres j. Avery and William L. Ave-
the said defendants in error, whose residence
appears above, hereby notified to be appear
before the Justices of said Supreme Court the
of said Supreme Court, to be holden Ottawa in
said State, the first Tuesday aer the third Monday
April next hear the record and proceedings Of
said Circuit Court brought into said Supreme Court,
return said writ of and the assigned if
YOU shall soc fit and further, to do and receive what
said Supreme Court shall order in this behal.
Attest: l.. LELAND, Clerk
NAMING MERRINAS Attys for Plifs in Error jan22
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Estate of John Nurrau, dsc'd.

NOTICE hereby given, to all persons having claims
~ against the estate OF John Murray, deceased,
that ! will attend OF the County Court % l..
Sale County, be held Ottawa in said County Of La
Sale and State Of Illinois. the third Monday OF
March next when and where al persons having claims
against said notified to pr-seu! the n
writing to said Court for adjustment.
r.hy1 RICHARD OiDOSNFLL admir-.
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Tar Sale Noflcs

NOTICE is hereby given, that at sale by the Urea
~ surer Of La Sale County, State Of Illinois, the
Court House in Ottawa, said County of La Sale of
Lands and Lot; situated in said La sale the
taxes and costs due and unpaid thereon for the year
d. 1876 the l2th day OF May, A D. 1851 John q.
Armstrong became the purchaser Of the following lots
and THAI he has duly assigned the certificates Of his
purchase o. said Lots TO the undersigned 20 wit Lot
!, Block 80 Lots and 8 Bl II, all in OF Mendoza
Also, that al he same sale for the purpose
TIL day, Geo. W. Armstrong became the purcha-
OF III. VIII ell swq nwq of Sec -, Township 81 Range
. r Sd u the certificate Of which purchase has also
been duly assigned the undersigned The time o.
redemption thereon will expire two years from the
0! said sale. iIAnl5-3sr A. B. SMITH.
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WuALEK's FRosr SALvE "a OF. mutton
tallow "a OF. hogs lard; OF. peroxyd of
iron, (red iron rust y 4 OF. Venice turpen-
tine; , OF. oil of bergamot; bole armenian,
rubbed to a paste with OLIVE oil.
Heat together the tallow, lard, and iron
rust, in an iron vessel, string with an iron
spoon constantly till the mass assumes
perfectly black color; tfen add gradually
the other ingredients, stirring till well
mixed.
/, is applied upon linen, daily. and its e'-
fec, upon even the most painfnl, open, frost
sores is most extraordinary. In all prooa-
bility, for other similar wounds 1t would al.
SO be an excellent application. $50 says the
Homestead
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familn Groceries.
MARSEINNES
Grocery and Fruit Store.

-As inst received new supply Of GROCERIES, con-
III ssting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses Goldfish,
Wbitefsh choice lot of smoked and dried Haiibut,
II ahmyb and western Reserve Cheese-in short every
thing usually kept in Provision Store All OF which IS
Offered little cheaper than the cheapest for CASH and
Barter only. Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
In with Grocery he has also opened an
"a TING ROOM for Farmers. o.-.
Aarselles. July "a, 1851. A. b. THOMPsoN.