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DIR. j. G. AVER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS.
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over a large part q
the globe, is the Consequence Of q diseased action
IN the system, induced By the poisonous miasm q
vegetable decay. This czhalliOn is evolved By
the acton Of solar heat On vet sol, and nses with
the watery vapor hum H. While the sun Is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
hce, and the virus is taken with IL through the
mngs into the blood There L acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excretng organs
Of he body. The liver becomes torpid and fails %
seercte not only this virus, but also the bile from
he h9od. Both the virus and the BILE aecumulats
IN the circulation, and produce violent consuta-
tioual disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathiEe with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
ganism, as II IN an attempt % erpel the n0Xous
Infusion. concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IL the internal eKcretouies to force them b cast II
out. The blood leaves the surface, and ushe5 70
the central organs with c0ngesiEc violence This
is the CHILL. But in this eaortitfa fails Then the
FEvER follows, in which the Blood leaves the cen
tral organs and PUSHES 70 the surface, As II in
smother effort 10 expei ne irritating Poison through
that other great excretoy-the skin. In tins
alss it fails, and the system abandous TIE uttempi
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
TO repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the frs or paroxysms Of FEvER AID AGuE.
Such constitutional disorder VIII Of course under
mine the health If il Is not removed
We have labored 70 ind. and have found, an
.-asu-Nm
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HAVIN been duly qualified az Administrator Of john
II GALWAY. decreased, all persons havlnEc claims uEainst
MS estate are hereby uIIhed o. present them duly az
thrniicsfed. within thrumr prescribed b. Law, ant per
sus Inifhtcd o. te zane. nrr hereby requested O. Cme
forward and make immediate Ulymrut-
%. n. AISTP- AdmInstratur.
fr2AvIms with viii nuurHrd-
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SOS Reward
ElLD P[NS REPNREDJ

n cent strnps ~ dny cents IN Money, 70 ny adire-s
ara thry VII b. rcturned b nail 10 sod orier-
HOSKINs a RARNES
Cold Pen M1uullcnFU
~Tt-daEiT No. e. nird street, louisville, X.
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Professor of Modern Languages
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RIncE DfRlMOMnR!

WILL give insfrucuoas an tEe GUITAR, FLUTE and
w uTnER, and he German, French, spanish and
~sECKELEs, al ne store q Aessrs. 7. walker 4 Co.
gf7 Main street. dec15-f
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whole Tickets, SO; Halves, 50;
Quarters. 81 90.


~ Ciroular shouiuE he pizH o. the Latteriel VII BE-
sent q any one dcsiruuE 81 reCclVlnE a.
Ceruaoates Of Psdtages vii BE- sd a she following
CcrtInoate - Ra-ksEe q 10 whole TioEets------ss 90
10 Halt ---..-- 20 90
% no Quarter 90 ... 70 %
10 EiFhth " $500 20 90
In ordering Tickets or CERTIFICATES,
Inal-s ne money 90 our sddress Tor he Tcksu order-
mail. Purchasers can have nckets ending IN any hsure
they msy d~rsirnafs.
me Isi II drawn NUMBER snd prizes viii BE- sent b.
Purchasers Immediately amer The druving
Purchasers VIII please write heir signatures PLAN, and
give their Pet Omoe, County and State.
Rrnember that every Prize he draun md payable
ID fuu without deduction.
- AmPn1ss u siooo md under, paid immediately
after ne drsv1Hg-iher rrtEes 81 me u-nal ume Of
thirtT dsyu-
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
rhose Who prefer not sending Money b. mail. can use
The Adams Express Company,
Whereby money for ridkets, IN sums q Ten DolHrs and
wuards, can De cent Us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
rom any city o. town where they have an gmee ne
macy and order must be tndused IN
posi- nFFICE M ENVELOPE Or the EXurrs
Compsuy c1unot rroeirs then
- An o1mumicafisn strictly oouhdeutal-
Actress orders for rckFts or Certihcatesto
WOOD, EDDY & co, August, GeorEa-
or, WOOD. EDDT 4 co, Auanu, GeurEa-
~. WOOD, EDDY S CO, Winnings, belavarr-
~ list u the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel. viii he amount - ne prize that each one ls en-
titled b, viii be published after every draHlnE n the
Orlesns Delta Nobiie ReEisisr, Nashville Gsrrtte Neu
York weekly Day Book Savannah Daily News. Ri-hmaud
Dispatrh, Pauldiug CNiS lClauon, and Little R.ktArtl
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CHAXtEbYAALE

Of FOTty-One Valuable Negroes.
Together with other property consisting Of
Mules, aoTsSs, CVWs, H0gs. TAR
Tiages Furniture, COtt0n Gia
aud Farming Utensils OF Every
Description
DURSrANT D. drcree a fhe ChIuuery CEt az MFm-
II phis. rendered A thg November term. 1855. IN n.
case ~ LucT ". SHrk. HlmlnafrarrN n heurT G. sarE
deceased, aud ufhera vs. Manrarrt Stark, Lauiaaui
Farahee and CherA- creditors % Henry C. Sark. de
CEASED. ] VIII, oa THURSDAY. ne 1tfh Of gauuary. lSd1
81 me late residence - Henry c. Stark. deceazed. y
shelby c1uniy. feuneEec. near Fishsrr1Ht4 proceed Z
sell % te hiEhFs hitfrT,
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READ THE


TUE time has az last arrived uhcu an pers1us rrI--i
Il with any ~ The oIl1uiug umpIaius ulI use
DR. sLEDGEs CELEBRATED C~uNPurSus
cara Fever and tue DVp-psia Jlunh1s. Liver Can
plaiul Nrrrlns m~raia-hs, and Gsusrn pebIrty-
are cured tT The use n
DR. EDG NERVOUS roNIC.
Cchk C1ushs Cruur. iufu-uIs, Buurhius. Arhms
spittins Biooh and lnapieuf C~onsumpuou, are
nra By ths ue n
On sLEDGEs H-OAEHuyND PICTORIAL
Dizuhra Dyssurry HI,afv FIur. C1dIsrs Ma-bus nuI
al a1fcu1ns uf me BHuclz. are cured
By DE- usea
On sLFDGE's CHOLERA AMI DIA~RRHEEssTHUP
20 children when testhing j. his smedyrarticuIsrI
ahued
h1und and P-ct1Tal e. per hurue, ur aN hutles Or 6
Uarrhra sgrup 81 pr Hauir. or IN bstlss tr -
Mad TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES .
hEmfu1s- Tenn February TO- 1853
DR . a. sLEusE-nsar sr. have bs5u aEiurf o.
sme daya vuur u1uic BIt-rs AMI take pleasure 90 saTlng
IN 80 shorta Tune Hsrhas faere vas 4 general debili-
~ and Prostitution ri mg uhalr system. a. heafache nearly
ali ne time, and o-nsaut aatui-urT Or ameume anrr
et1us. Win osldu'as - ms lines used rrmHlrs that
Z thuught ssst bw ulrl1uI sug zperiaI benr1L iet-r-
mlnri o. Try FHur Toms BIrsr7. ant IN q day 1r tUo aner
usiur them. Ibegsn 90 imp0ave Hmd duf thsf am ueaf-
Iv t~rnrutfrdh v BE-. Idamnsui firm Cd fEr ruhle al Dr.
hmbu-- and mque-uouahv one Of ne best tcnic NV
n ne Or t-efuy ard EruersI prasfrstuu af t-hesrst-m
Respectfully your 1hrIeut -ervaut,
StMLA HOLMES
81. Q" N@N
hEssHs 2 n sLEuGE a Co MEaFuIs. rEEE
61HH- You vii please srnd us o. Re-sca DerH- GaI
tvrufv-tIw hTuirs ri rhs hsrr1us vruic Or ne cure ef
ChHs sud Fever. ne have -dd al yuu ssuf o. win ~.
t~Nlrpr1u 20 me hnuia takes HH- in ths HlrL- anf
sarms o. hsgr To- dasrrf rTrf plea-s rzuauf earIv
a. convenient Yours rsspe-trany-
w Al I'LL
BrHssvfLLr No sept.mber q. 1907
D. q n ELEnGE-urrr Sr. Q have fnuuf vaur
Nerves Tsni- o. hr beneficial fr ne cure o. Ch1Is AL
Fewer You uH rietse seni me one do1rn h1uies o.
son a. y-u can Toura very respectfully
JON HAN McNAsrER-
SHTLom. GIBSON Co. Tenn. SEPT 3 1881.
Dr. J n SLEn1E lu-llaod We hand TUu a receipt
Or I've and hlf d1ren hotrrs Diarrhea syrup. whch
1rme 70 hand in due time. and Ue have I'D one and a
haf tTHn 90 Them As FAR a. We know uhas give entire
utslclan We have SCI au ne Neru1us rluic anf
Hlarh1uui PrCturi ler with H 1g v1ur Esrut- We
presume we could srl two or three durru bouies % earn.
Or b. o. 11uvrnieut ~ y0u tc send rhem 1 Us
Yours. truly. q G GILLESPIE son.
NAs0y nEror " 40 r. r sept g. 1887
On SLEnGE We h1Ve =otd nu nj vHur nerves. ruuio
lrrhr yuur aErnf rhass that htv- uef BE- are murh
pirs-rd win BE- We have had seversl csus Cor lt Fnrs
~ have been 1m. T1u viii please senf us zoe IEHu
hTflFs auf ohlEe vuurs. &c.
RF ~HROADNAN&
ATrf me above are DO sale by all drusgisu aud m-r-
chants throughout TIE o0uutry. Agrnfs. ant others wish
InE surnlv. must shirr-g
GOODTEAR. KNAPP, n ID
mrf7-lu Sole Pr0prictarz Msmphiz Tenn.
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3amilp 6roeerirs.
NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store
Extensive Arrivals.

FIX
.uh,cr;ber has lust received his Spring ssck ~
the above old and popular establishment, eomptls
IN, .very article included in the list OF the sno
rxiny from the .ortf, and with his purchases
Iss.here now comprise the largest, fullest nesnes'
"a cb.apes, stock Of Family Groceries to be ound pc
800 Chicago and st. Louis. He invites all VINO 81
.rnf;c.I on this DO call and see them The Iono.
ing articles comprise but part Of his iis' eon'.
hand. .,.a
Hoiasses, So ar honse, plantation. and syrup.
Candies, star, stearine, SPERM sna '>
Tfas green, black, bohea, &C.
soap, ro.in. CASTLE, and shavins. A.
T,5ceco Caverdish, fine cut smoking, &c.
tS0ars, anything from "lOns nine" to "n'id fsar
penny Cuba"
Ola Iinseed, sperm, and olive.
Pork, lard, talow, &c
FI.4 nakerel, white, herring ana reus.
,i,.oa Nuts raisns, and currants
FIGS at retail or by the drum
c;nIer Preserres, a very fine article.
Tinsoar the best crab and cider
DfcEies iu Jars all kinds, extra
Pepper Nauce, pepper, salt, asPee, ginger, and oil
ether ordinary condiments
NJ, Brazil hlberts, almonds. pea nuts, &c.
,ar Children including cry babies, and everything
.,.e from the elephant to Jack the giant killer.
O,;se,s sardines, &c, in cans.
fdndies alot Of all kinds
Pulls brooms mops, &C. .
oranges and lemons, fresh from the Sonth at retail
Or BY the box
,,rier shot caps lead, and everything in that line.
Fishing tackle, from the longest pole to minnow hooks
Flour potatoes, vegetables in their season. butter,
Cd in families always kept when they can possibly be
r''e-'e1 VI0LINS.
YER, fine Of violns, with all the arrangements,
st astoniehingiy low prices.
ALSO-t Chicago and Ah0n Lime and Gem mt, tsg..
sher everything else that can be named in his line,
and if supplied with the article called for he
VI" n, sp.le Ma. p" 81. Isss. R. MONTGOMERY.
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JOHN p. ANTHONY, T74stee.



WHEREAS George Doyle, and Sarah Doyle bis wife,
w did on the l4;h day Of November. J. l. ISIS.
and deliver unto Martin A Howell Jr-, mortgage
deed, by ich the said Doyle conveyed 70 SAID Howell
lot number fourteen, "a in Block nber eleven tllp
tn. Railroad Addition Ottawa, CoEsty % La
said George Doyle TO the sad Martin A Howell Jr, %
the Of three hundred and fifty dollar. and thirty
five cents secured be paid 10y certain prSmssory
notes. executed by said Dorie PAYABLE his
Howell the day OF the execution Of -at mortgage,
for til Of hundred and sixty four dollars
and forty I've cents payable the fourteenth day Of
May 4 Il -, the second FOR the of hundred
li-h day o! SDV.rnher 4. l-s. which sad 7oTt.aEe
duly Acknowledged and flied for record in the Re
corGer- ofIc. 81 La sale county Einois, the Eth
day of NoEeT1b.r =. l~, and duly recorded 10 book
NJ. 81 Of deeds pages 5Is and -. and whereas,
tf- =! day o. November, D. l>H, Tie -ali Martin 4
H"S-li. IT. sold, ,net, su3 transferred laid mort
gage, ~ alt assignment endorsed thereon under his
hand seal delivered slit notes. -uIgr- -d
Aforesaid Bradford T. Mitchell and whereas. BY
sal mortgage 20 provided that IN s-faE should
- made 30 the payment o. said notes or eNer o. tf-n
there o. the sad Howell he after having al!
said sale four weeks in newspaper 7rSii-hsi
La SALE county Aforesaid gi sell sad premises
satisfy SAID Indebtedness; and whereas, default has
aforesaid note for s!sI g.. which payable the
liih day OF May, u i.5", and the sane remains
~holis unpaid
Nov Therefore public no;i~e Is hereby given, tha
that will sell the above described premises public
sal-. the hes: and highest bidder for cash At The
n door % thc court house ia Ottawa, Illinois,
Monday. the 9th day Of December. a Il. 1853, =
o'clock ?. v Of SAID iay. SAID sale h- ade plr-
-- - 'ls contained IN said gag, and TO
be absolute The premises will he conveyed &c the Pur
chaser the dan OF sale.
BRADFORD T. MITCHELL, issjyHeS. /
klCE 4 HFYD ATTORNEYS. uON5
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Eeqal advertisements.
Mor;1o1e Sal

MOrtydge Sale
WHEREAS, Nathaniel g. Walker, and Ellen Walker
1859, by certain mortgage deed of thst date exc
cuted under their hands and seals, and to Thomas
H. Clark, delivered, the premises hereinafter
described the said Clark to secure the
of the of hundred and five dollars, with .nte
thereon according the tenor and effect of
tain prois sorry note in said mortgage deed described
which said mortgage deed duly acknowledged on
the first day of August d. 1859, and afterwards,
the said first day of August 1859, filed for record
in the Recorders Office Of La Sale county, in the State
Of Illinois, and recorded therein in book Nc % OF de eds
pages III, I7S and i1g; and wherras il is prov ded
in and by said deed that il default be made in
the payment Of the said promissory note either Of prD
cipaI or of interest," the day days whereon tho
shall due and payable l. the said Thomas
ii. Clark after publishing notice in newspaper prn
ted in the county of La Sale, twenty days before abe
day Of such sale, may sell the said premises, and all
right equity redemption of the said Nathaniel
c. Walker and Ellen Walker their heirs and assigns
therein, at public auction at the court house door in
said La Sale County to the highest bidder for cash. at
the time mentioned in such notice; and whereas, de-
fault has be made in the payment of the IN
and interest secured be paid by said
deed, which said sum of money is now due and paya
bic. according to the tenor effect, provisions and
dtions of said mortgage deed and promissory note.
Now therefore, notice is heret given that in pursu
ance Of the power and authority to the said Tho
mas H. Clark, given in and by said mortgage deed, l.,
the said Thomas H. Clark shall sfer for sale and sell
at public auction the highest bidder for cash. the
south door of the Court House in the city of Ottawa in
said La Sale county, Monday the 2-th day Of No
vember 1853 at the hour oil ten o'clock in the fore
Of said day, the following described premises DE
ing the same conveyed to in and by said mortgage
deed that is to say-The west two hundred and nine
teen and one-fth t23 15) feet Of Lot No twenty-five
CD in Ottawa City in the county Of La Sale and st
81 Illinois and all right and equity Of redemption OF the
said Nathaniel c. Walker and Ellen Walker, their heirs
and assigns therein Said sale to be made for the ur
THOMAS II. CLARK.
d. p. JosEs, Atty. nov5-4w
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hartman SfTs

&.
w HFEEAS, default having been made in the pay
w Of sN hundred dollars. and interest at ten
from the first day OF October lN., which
scored TO be paid to ne undersigned order, by
Charles Manson ~ certain mortgage given 10 me
by The said Charles Manson a-i Charlotte l. Nun>on
las sfr OF the following described property, situated In
the County %! La Sai- and state 81 Illinois. to wit -
The southeast quarter 81 Section No TWO. e. in Town
ship No thirty Gve ,l north. ~ Range No. ~ east
Of thu third principal eridis the county OF la Sale
and state Of llnoir, which mortgage executed and
be date the frat day " prtoh-r l>5S, and
duly recorded the records % La Sale county, in
book No -, p g. $40 and Sis.
Notice is hereby given To the said Charles HunSon,
aud all persons nET,s IN the above land that by
Of the power % sale contained in said mortgage,
shall the sjh day OF November next. between the
hours Of 10 o'clock and o'clock N. Of said day,
the half OF the above dcs rb-t tract OF land,
the south door Of the court house in Ottawa to the
highest and best bidder fer cash. Said land will be
conveyed the purchaser purchasers thereof tnne
diatvy the sale Said sale will be made for the
parpose Of paying the Of money secured 10 be paid
by said mortgage, with costs and expenses.
CHARLES =. HUNT.
- n 49,
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nlisrellaneous.
GREEN'S, MILL!

Successor to the OM Pioneer,
III AS been rebuilt during the last year. the
rable, substantial, and workmanlike manner, and
almost without reference to cost their has
and is Excelsior" They have now
Three Rum OF Burrs
In operation, which have been arranged expressly
Custom Work. with everything entirely new, and will
have the fourth for Merchant Custom Work.
dy in short time and when completed will be superior
to any Custom and Merchant Mill in the State All that
they ask Is fair trial. they feel confident that with
their new mill and long experience Us years mill
ing business fully them in dJying honora-
Ole competition. None but the most experienced and ae
commodating miers are employer.
Cash paid for the best article Of Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April 8, 1885, J.& D. GREEN.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
THE OTTAWA
Cheap Clothing Store !!

Fail and Winter Clothing.
Hats and Caps, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, &c, whie
the undersigned offer for sale at
Greatly Reduced Prices!
II you like to have q good fit,
At AIschuer's Establishment you find It,
OF all varieties and of any size,
To suit your taste and at one price.
All We ask is to give US a call,
And We will satisfy you one and all;
Overcoats at three dollars piece,
Cheaper than sold in the East.
Our extensive sales abls to sell Ready Made
Clothing 12 per cent cheaper than Clothing House
in this City We also commend to you our n. Wy put up
Merchant Tailor Sh sp,
Where good fit is guaranteed at reasonable price.
To old customers thankful for the liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon and invite all to
establishment, next door to the Bank of OTTAWA
A. K II. ALSCHCLER
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
nen19
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DAYTON
Wooden Manufactory!!

TINE undersigned take this method Of informing their
old customers and the public generally, We are
putting into Establishment this Spring
will enable to turn out that double the
Goods We have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery and hope rive
satisfaction in exchanges Of Weoen Goods Wool
We never have, and do not intend into wool
PORTION OF cotton and sell for all WOOL Our goods are
warranted in this respect, and also for durability We
shall continue to exchange for Wool formerly the fol-
lowing kD1s Of Goods, Wis., Heavy Cassimeres Satinets
Jeans, Flannels of different kinds Blankets and stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention will paid TO
Yarn orders will be filed for all the different grades and
kinds Of Yarn, common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed Red
ClOuded, &c. And will manufacture, for merchants
and Others Wool in lots Of pounds and ND
wards into Stocking Yarn, any Of above kinds
goods. on liberal terms for cash wool. Also.
Carding and Spinning
Will be done in lots OF 80 lbs and upwards Al is 70 Is
cents per pound.
Custom Carcing into Rolls
viii be done at six cents per pound. Their machines
will be clothed anew with the best OF Cards, and with
experienced Carer, they good work
Wool will be taken from the Depot Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length OF time for do.
ing the work, which may be sent Tin strong sheet from
almost any part Of the State At . trfiing expense
Wool intended for exchange for any above kinds
Goods accompanied by the proper ORDER may be sent
BY Railroad Ottawa and the goods will BE- put up and
sent with promptness, according to order.
We would also say, that We have got New Custom
and FIGURING Mill in operation. and persons wishing ca
have their grinding done short notice. a. We have
plenty Of watsr At all times. (myl7l J. D. GREEN
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TWENTY THREE 10 ACEH LOTS,
III YING one and half miles north OF the Court
House in OTTAWA suitable for gentlein-ns residen-
css, Gardeners, OF Nurserymen which will sell for
small sum down. the balance sue. terms cannot
fail to suit purchasers Some Of tbes Lots
srable sites for residences being elevated, and having
splendid view Of the city of Ottawa and surrounding
country. besides being excellent land for suv alton
Also, 10 Of and adjoining the city limits.
Also, Lots and TO- in subdivision OF Lot 2, Ottawa
City, near the west school house.
Lot I, Block 4, Glover's Addition to Ottawa.
THE EMPIRE HOUSE,
Situated in South Ottawa. This 10 very desirable ia
vern stand and will be sold exchanged for farm,
lands in this county.
THE NATIONAL HOUSE,
Situated La Sale Street. in the city Of Ottawa VIII be
sold cheap or exchanged for lands in this county.
Also, large quantity Of lands in Bureau county, I'LL
nes will be sold cheap exchanged for property in
the city Of Ottawa or county Of La Sale.
Also, two small houses and Lots Of Fox River.
ALSO FOR SALE,
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Custom Carcins into Rolls
Notice TO Bulilders.

"AvING .ioved my Marble Establishment = ireetIv
III opposite the neg Post Office, on Columbus street
the increased res enables furnish builders With
order the shortest and A. the
est hgure. Having Of the most experienced work
men In the West can ensure entire satssfaction
B. large stock Of aud rougf Jeliet And othev
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GEORGE MANN

HAVING left the City Mills, would return thanks
III u bis numerous friends who have long given
him tSacig patronage, and invite them to his
AQueduce Mills,
Where he 10 we'll prepared to continuance Of
their favofs Earring competition either in grinding
0y~ts for the quality OF his FLorR there manuac.
tured whieh si.l always be found at the
Aqueduct Mills Flour store.
IN La Ssalle street, two Doors north of Woods
Market, where all orders viii be promptly attend
ed TO, At the lowest CASH eFicSs.
CUSTOM WORK
At the Aqueduct Mills will have all possible despatch
and attention by good and oblgng Nlers others
will be employed.
Cuah for Wheat. and Wheat 81 red without charge
starage, be paid in Flour desired, when
strabe win be taken IT maFket price At such time
may be agreed
R-h~rV fevvat the NV ~ nra I'm Firm S~osv
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Trustee 8 Sale.

-
w his wife, did, the twenty fourth day Of May,
$50, execute their certain deed of that date,
and thereby conveyed To the undersigned, trustee,
the premises and real estate hereinafter described
the payment OF three hundred dollars, therein
specified, according the and effect OF certain
promissory ia said deed described which said
trust deed Acknowledged the twenty eighth day
May 1856, and filed for record in the Recorders
La Sale county, the third day OF June.
and whereas default hz. been made ia the payment Of
the Of money secured TO be paid according the
tenor eject, conditions and provisions Of said
deed; and whereas, application has been made
by the legal holder Of said 10 proceed and sell the
property mentioned in said trust deed, raise money
pay said secured by said deed in pursu-
snce Of the powers in said trust deed contained.
Now therefore notice is hereby given, that pursu
ance Of the power and authority given Al
tee Aforesaid in and 10y said trust deed, shall,
such trustee offer for sale and sell =. public auction, TO
the highest aud bes bidder for cash the Court House
door in Oiasa, the flth day Of December, .js,
between the hours OF and four o'clock Of said
day the following desc Tib.d premises (beiEg the
convey ed to in and by said feed and all the
title and right Of equity and redemption Of said Brad
ford c. Mitchell and Ann Mitchell his wife and th~ir
heirs and assigns therein, that IL say:The half
OF Lot ~. I've, 80 block No. eighty 90 in
tt- mos ety. 81 Ottawa, county Of La Sale and
state % Illinois, with the privileges and appurtenances
uerrunto belonging.
nov5 JOHN p. ANTHONY, Ty7astee.