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familp &roreries.
MARSEII-LES
Grocery and Fruit Store,
A TuOMPSON

TTAs lust received a supply of GROCERIES, con-
t1 sisting of Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Moa.ses, Goldfish,
whitefsh a choice lot Of smoked and dried HaIbuf,
Uaubugh and Western Reserve Cheese-in short every
thing usually kept in a 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
"a TING ROOM for Farmers.
Aarseiies, July "a, 1857. A. d. THOMPSON.
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I.UCIAS = SsNGIR.
ILLINOIS LAND

ILLINOIS LAND AGRNCH.
Lands boaytt ard sold on Commission. Tare. paid
Abstract. OF Title furnished Collections made, laNcsi
ner,. made IN Goverarleu, or Other Lands. Money
Leaned. Ottawa, August :, .I,I.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
S. G.. EARL K SONS

ne subscribers take pleasure in being able to sn.
nounce tn the citizens of Ottawa vicinity tina,
they have received at their stand their stock
Or Goo0s direct from the manufacturers. Th. is
0rsafed Opportunity offered the citizens. As
their stock is the Mroest in the county, and selected
from the best and mo extensive manu- tories aud
importers in America comprising all grades and STYLES
wax Paper and decorations for Prors halls from
me cheapest "lank TO the Richest gold and velvet Also
large and splendid collection of WindoG Shades Cor.
nices, II innings, Fixtures, &C.. &c.
In connection with the above they have the larses
and fnest assortment of Oils, Paints, varnsh hes and
Painters Tools in the market, all OF which sold
very low Ter cash. apl0
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LARGE YIELD OF observation-disclosures
rLASTING-Wm. j. Pettee, of Salisbury,
Conn, writes to the Am. -A.gricait,sris that
he lrzsss repeatedly tried sowing ruta baga
iurnips in bed thinly. about the 10th of
June, and when the plants are of proper
size transplsnting them to the open field.
The plan saves the first wedding. and also
the thinning. Mr. Pettee reports that he
gathered 600 bushels from an acre so
planted. The best quarter acre produced
So bushels, or at the rate Of 1900 bushels
- the full acre
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory! !!

IIH undersigned take this method Of informing their
old customers, and the public generally, that
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable double
Goods We have usually done the demand Goods
Tarran.s this additional Machinery. and hope
satisfaction in exchanges Of Wooden Good, Wool
We never have, and do not intend card into wool
Ior;on OF cotton and sell it for all Foods are
warranted in this respect and also for durability We
shall continue 70 exchange for Woo. formerly the
lowing Kin Is OF Goods, Wis: Heavy Ca.smcres satinets
Jeans, flsnnels Of different kinds. Blankets
ing Yarn. Considerable attention r Stocking
Yarn orders viii he filled for all the grades and
kinds Of Yarn, common Mixed Indigo Hue Mixed, Red
Clouded, &c. And will manufacture, for merchants
and others Wool in lots of hundred pounds and up
ward. into Stocking Yarn, any Of the above EaAs
goods, on liberia! terms for cash vcpi. Also.
Carding and Spinning
VIII be done in lots OF so lbs. and upwards IS
cents per pound.
Custom CordinS into Rails
WI he done at six cents per pound. Their machines
Will We clothed anew with the best OF Cards, and with
e1c experienced Carder they expect good work
done. Wool will be taken from the Depot Ottawa,
rolls returned within reasonable length OF time for do
ing the work which be sent lin strong seets) from
almost any part Of the State at \ trihng expense.
Wool intended for exchange for any Of the
of Goods accompanied by the proper order may
by Railroad 10 Ottawa, and the goods will be put Up and
sent with pronptne.s, according 20 order.
We wo.d also say, that We have got our New Custom
and FIGURING Mill i'll operation, and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice. have
plenty of water at all times. lmyI,l }. d. GREEN.
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k'Or Sale {.
Valuable Property
FOR SALE,

7 VILE sell. on good tin. and st reasonable price
Il the following property.
Ny cesidgnc. 'h- eide 81 Fox River
the \ or block I3trin- TO feet front and 2S e.y
deep IL is, beyond question, the handsoniest location
for red-nce the city OF ottawa. The grounds are
edoruce with the choicest kinds OF shrr5b-rv
shade aad in the sr-f apple. pear. plum
peach in bearing condition; also plenty OF grape
vines currant goo. beTri.s. Tdsp-bsTrie, and
berries. Ia sSort everything desirable Tor and
fort provided for
Also $50 O'zood prairie l.nd New Michigan
ant Pontiac. Livingston county.
Iots !, 2. and ,, ilocs -, U;iaEa,
Lots and 8 sahdv Vision OF Lots 10 and Il, Block 50,
Lot 10. BLOCK 80; all good bIsiaes- Lots.
Al Of the above valuable properly IS offered 3:
sonahle price, aEi or time 70 sut the Purchaser.
roy6 VI. OSGAN.
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4 GOOD brine is made for butter by dis
solving quart of fine salt, pound of loaf
sugar, and q teaspoonful ofsaltpetre in two
quarts Of water, and strain it on the but
ter Packed butter is most perfectly pre-
serred sweet by setting the tjrkin into a
larger firkin. and filling in with good
brine, and covering it Butter will keep
sweet q year thus. ButtermillS kept in
potters ware dissolves the glazing, and be-
comes poisonous. Never sc:,ld strainers or
milky vessels till thoroughly washed, as
the milk OF cream put in them Will be in
jured by it, The best way to scald such
vessels is 20 plunge them all over into
scsIding water. and then every spot is
scalded
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wow yYpsSEc.

HAVE just received from Boston 400 pieces Of new
Il Sheet Music. for the Piano, Guitar and voice.
Also, Instruction Books for all the different Instru.
Lablach method OF singing, and other instruct.
i've Books for the voice. have made arrangements fer
monthly supplies of New Music. A liberal discount %
teachers. jan29i +. Y. GRlGGS.
Pictorial Magazines 0n0 Papers.
HAVE large lot. Back numbers Of these-Godsy,
Harper, &C., per No. loo. Ladies call and lock.
jan29 THOS ORION.
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Notice to I2Uilsicrs.

ANiNG re>toved my Marble Establishment directly
Il opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased room enables furnish builders with
stone cut to order the shortest notice and ut the
e.thgure Having some Of the most experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
N b. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. MARIO WILLS BRO
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TO Let.
A CARPENTER SHOT, formerly occupied by A. Lev
IA EKACx. situated on the bank OF Fox River
corner OF Paul and Jackson streets. Apply sub
ecriser, at NAS DoRES X OsgoRS's Store.
jun4 THOS W. OSBORN
nFFlCE TO Rent, in the Pubic Square. Enquire of
~ jun4 r. c. PRESCOTT
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G.. HEURl31IT,
Silk. Woolieu. and Fancy DYER,

DIX, w OOIieU, anu duCy 0ySI,
HcssucA's Block south sifc Of Main 81, OttG,cd, N.
4 Ii. of the following articles Dyed Cleaned look
"A equal to silks, Saiins, Te'vets. Grapes,
shass, Mrrinces, Baize Bombazines, Aipaccas, De
LANES, Rinbons Feathers. Window Curtains, Hose, &C.
H7r, Clip. Straw, other Borneis or Hats dyed to
any Shd9s or Pattern Brocha, Grape end Embroider
ed shaws beautifully cleaned or dyed. White Shawis
with Embroidery in coors can have white ground dyed
and the coiors preserved in their origasi state.
Gshuetnsh Clothes cleaned and repaired in a superb
Carpet cleaning done at the shortest notice. ans
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Money we'll Invested.

Money we'll Invested.
OTIS for sale in States Addition.
IL Lots for sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale in Union Addition.
Lots for sale in Champlin's Addition.
AtgreoHy reduced prices, varying from e1oote $3.50,
on liberal terms.
Also, Gne residence property, on OTTAWA Avenue
Also valuable land town suitable for gardening
purposes st the Office OF fap3Ul d. T. CAMERON.
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New Firm.

" THOMPSON CO have this da- bought our 'ne
II Soap and Candle Factory. on the main cana.
the Railroad depot Ottawa H. and are gons ~
manufacture a large scale all grades ana sye 60
Soap and Candles for this State. Our soap a , al
dies to be equal 10 the best IN guay III; ~
manufacture west of New York, ana at -. . Ss =,
Eastern prices, delivered here or ~ inc o'p''
cha. &c. 80, An .r,.r. fran IN.
sof, Soap constantly on hand All orae III rom inc ~
II rhomp,cp. Store, will be promptly attended 10.
Also niI TsIIow an! grease bought for cash. or ex-
eh.nEe0 '"' 'p' II. THOMPSON co.
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Z SPEEDY and r dica' cure for DEAFNESS. PAINS.
"a NOISES. and DISCHARGES FROM TIE EARS
This celebrated remedy has been about yeas,
and hundreds afflicted with deafness. deemed incuri.
bic. have had their hearing promptly and permanently
restored 1t is compound OF four different oils y
which is obtained from certain kind OF walnut. u
disso'veS the Hard Wax in tie supplies when 10
il deficient exc-s acton the torpid auditory nerves.
and seldom fails TO effect perfect when the Ear 10
perfect in its structure I; is rich boon &c the ae.
ed as hundreds have testified buy it, il, and b
cured. Sole Agent for Ottawa,
marle-Iy SCI EARL SON.
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Farming Lands for Sale.
TINE undersigned has 500 acres Of choice un!n.
II prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, on easy terms.
my1 GEO AVERY
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StlGdrn's Willis.
THE above Mills with four Of birr., and situated
i the Fox River Feeder, ,our miles above ottawa
together with iiSth OF the that lows in said river
will be leased Tor OF upon the
bic The location and power unsurpassed III the
country, and liberal inducements offered
Of enterprise aud capital which rarely ever
with For further in form alton address under
signed u. GREEN.
Dayton. February !, 1885,.
Country nestdcnCe and Farm for sale.
THE subscriber will sell his residence abou. two miles
below Ottawa, the Illinois river, sixty TO
hundred and E;y OF land, purchasers may
desire.
The place hos q conmo5ious House. good Barn, Corn
Cribs &C., young Orchard, abou, eighty acres under
the pow, and is desirable location. 4:
II At all seasons easily accessible from by excel
lent road, and readily be divided to make two or
more very pleasant residences.
Also for sale - OF Land the River being
al of Section II that lies South Of the Illinois River
Apply to d. I. Cameron at Glover L Cooks VIce or
q I. r SANGER. QttSEa Iseu29l
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COparInershsp NOTICE.
TINE undersigned having this day June 10t) form
ed = copartn.rship, for the purpose Of carrying on
the milling under the Of Sample Il Hen
shaw DESTROYS OF informing the citizens Of Ottawa
and IN, farmers generally, that they may be found
their place OF business the EXCHANGE MILLS where
they vii! have constantly hand the best quality o.
Flour, & m Meal, .Shorts, and Bran
CO tom WORK will be promptly attended to and
executed faithfully and with despatch.
LEVI X. SAMPLE
junIS-4w EDWARD C. HENSHAw
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s. c. EARL & SON,

Kerosene Coal Oil and lamps.
THIS Lamp will give light equal six Candles, and
i one cents ,co'th Of OIL sciu bsrn IetDeen three
and four hours.
For economy end brliancy of light, this Lamp cannot
be eqralled. For sale by lseP1iI s. C. EARL SON
LNASTERS MADE Doors, Sash. and Blinds for sale by
II jullS s. C. EARL L SON
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A PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
~ EC MI &c HD "
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM

A PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
HE- EC MI EC HD "
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
NJ A 4 A e "A
Particularly Fever and Ague.
SHIs and Fever, and all diseases arising from that
I'll. maiaria and fogs West Such diseased
torpid liver enlargement OF The spleen or Ague Cake In
indeed. all diseases arising from bilious condition Of
the Its ingredients all vegetable and per.
feety harmless in their effects and perfectly certain 10
cure. Reader. il you desire Z. save money and time
and get your health take it at instead Of those
things which only pai!ia,e while they do not care.
MOLINE, Ill Feb. 10, .SS1.
MESSRS. s. X. MANN 4 CO-Gents: We find your
Ague Balsam superior to remedy in market, for
the PEI armament cure Of all mssrous diseases. We
cheerfully recommend 1t worthy that great name IL
Very Truly Yours, RICHARDS THOMAS.
To the sufferers Of chlis fever and ague. cheerfuy
fects Of Dr. Manns Asue Balsam in this vicinity for the
past three years, we'll pleased with its remedial
virtues as an antitote to malaria. have frequently
used it in my practice. and with entire satisfsction-
From my intimate knowledge OF this compound, re-
commend it as safe, prompt and efficient:
Gallon, O.. April ], lsJS. N. u. HACkEDoM' NJ. ID.
EIrFroS. INp. May II, 1885,
MEssRs. g x. MANN Co.-Ge'n: Having sol4
your Agus Balsam Tor the past three -.
fect. do not hesitat: in saying 1esrs the rest
remedy sold in Indiana, ana VIII ene'oAy cure
chills, fever and acue without tai,.
Truly Yours PHILLIMAN KEAENs, Druggists.
' LoGASsPoEr, ISD., Sept. 10, 1856.
DR MANN ;-Pease send me one-hslf gross more Of
vorr ono Balsam immediately 1t is in great demand,
80 ~ he truly styled the King OF Fever nd Arue
J.LYTLE, Physician and Druggist,
LEoxIDAs, MICHIGAN, June - 1885,
MESsRs. 8. K. MANN CO., Gallon, Ohio-Genks:
have 70 say that nave Tor several months been com.
pl.teIy FRUSTRATED by clIs, fever and sgue md as
have large family who dependent upon my labor
for their existence have tried in vain all the ,gue
NEEDLES i'll my reach, (and they egoD,) bus found
none cure until used your ague basam. have never
shook or had particle OF fever the first dose
have since used the third bottle. have been
sound for three months, and confident Is the only
GP WOOD.
8. X. MANN CO., Proprictors, Gallon, Ohio.
y. J. WOOD Co.. St. Louis, Mo, sole wholesale
agents for all the Western States and Territories and
sold by all good druggists. mArlo-em
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Take Notice.

NOV1CCe
e1WE subscriber wing the Aqueduot Mills
u and the same being in hrst-rsfe order for
CUSTOM OR MERCHANT WORK,
Would he happy to have his friends give him
where they will find Geo Mann, Jr, always ready
to attend to ths:r and gisc Custom Work despatch,
GEO. MANN.
P. S.--Cs.h for Wheat, snL all orders for Flour
promptly delivered. Janl-6m
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Real GstQte.
CITY Property for sale.

City Property for sale.
H9HE subscriber Offers for sale, At bargain, two
story brick dwelling house, Madison street,
the Ravine with Let AZ by $50 H., also story frame
house. with good Lot, in the vicieity. For TERMS
&C. apply at the Barber Shop, in Reddcks Block, to
iupZ5-tf CHAS. WlEOMANN.
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Not to be Uudersold
PREMIUM CATTLE.

.ItSNTSe
NFFER a pr ernium o: 3 90, in addition to the high
" mark price for the best ysse of cattle between
the ages OF i've ard eight years. hat shall be presented
the list day of March, 1850, provided not less than
yoke offered that day for competition They
will also agree purchase at the highest market price
all the cattle that be presented for competition
the time indicated. The premium TO be awarded by dis
interested judgee- np2
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~ > ~ n II ia "
r71IS particular breed o! horses has been bred With
4 great care under the government regulations OF
France Tor many years and hs WAS pae;ias d OF said
TERMS Ioui. Napoleon VII stand Ly the insurance
FOR the OF 80, be PAID when the prove.
b. with foal. Any person parting with a before
ney. Care will b. iaAen 10 prevent accidents, but
shall be responsible for none.
strict adherence the above rules AID prices will
be observed.
Loui. Napoleon i. cid. &c hands high. weighing
between 1880 and 1910 pounds color dark dSppe grey
He imported in ISL by e. fallingon d. L. Martin,
of Union county Ohio.
This celebrated IIor viii stand 20 improve she breed
Of the stable OF Eli Nodxson south of
Ottawa, Ia Farm L dye. and will remain there and in
tina; vicinity from te lat Of July IS ?. until the 9th of
August ls59 The horse in better health and
will give any rs who viii prove positively that
is Older The present paid q GO .or The
Norman horse
MORE PROOF
OF the superior stock OF the celebrated Imported Eer
man Horse, Louis Napoleon:
We. the undersigned, do recommend the above horse
TO all lovers Of tn. stock for draughi and road purpo
being surpassed by in beauty symmetry do
city durability Tn. stock bred from said horse in
1855 has sod in this settlement; from four six mouths
old from 500 $20J each We believe tina, the colts
of said horse will average 800 At five months old
therefore repo>ing confidence in the superiority o. said
stock, earnestly recommend him to the patronage OF
che public generally to effect an improvement n our
D. G. Gardner, n D.. T. Hall Junius NJ Sampson Ira
Sessions John Maxwell, J. II. Li.s. Thomas Coughs.
Thomas J. Ensov. Elijah Hull, VIM BodSin, James
Cook, Parker S. Adams.
NOTICE
We the undersigned. hereby certify that the above
horse Il imported from France in 1881, by Erastus
Martin. Of Woodstock and C. FulIing,on, Of Union
county Ohio: also certify that the stock OF said
horse is EXTRA and will sell in this nsigiborhood
fv. months old, for from $75 to 800 each.
r Gor;on. Marvin eager. e. r. Howard. Harry
Cushman. Warren D. Sih.y. Uennison Hail. Chas. Lin
coin. Era.,us Martin, &. Reed. E Eurnism. T ia.
Wis. Eason johnson. Woodstock. o.. juno y. 1884.
iul.ll A. CUSHNAN
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b oRroN's BOOK STORE
vu ga nssAisS % good ., ~. Drug sscrss. 1865
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Eraal 10vfrtisewcnts.
inStke 8 NdtR.

l1LylES y kJQtE.
PCBLIC notice 10 hereby given, that l, Lyman San.
oerson, trustee In certain deed Of trust executed
me ~ trustee. the twenty second day OF April, A.
o. 1871. py Garris C. Howard and Eveline Z. Howard,
S ms ana recorded in the Recorders Office OF La
sane Sounty state OF Illinois, book Of deeds number
(o3) pages three hundred and twelve (812)
thIse hunarsd and thlrsen tsi3) and three hundred
and fourteen (Sl4 will, by reason Of default in the
payment Of certain proniissory note mentioned in
and secured BY said deed OF trust according TO tie te
nor and eject thereof application Of IN. holder
Of said notes. and in pursuance OF the power in said
deed OF trust contained and for the purposes
expressed sell at public auction, Qhe,t hide
for cash. on Saturday, the nuth 9th. day July n
1859, between the hours Of ten o'clock the
Il four o'clock in the afternoon of said day AZ III
front north door of the Hardy House tn. civ q,
La Sale and State OF Illinois, all the real
ed by said deed OF trust, to wit The
quarter Of the southwest quarter and the southeast
quarter OF the north quarter of section No
81 township thirty three 1887 north, OF range
OF the third principal meridian. excepting the right
way which the Illinois Central Railroad Company here
tofore acquired and through said premises, will
the and thereunto belong
ing. LYMAN SANDERSON, TRUSTEE.
La Sale, June ls-4w.
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Corner Of Hudson dad Columbus Ns, east side.
r1RESH Shell and Can Oysters and CLAIMS, Sardines,
II Lobsters Game in its season, Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Tor que &c. Hot Tea and Coffee fresh Pies and Cakes
Porter and Scotch Ale. fine Imported Liquors and
Wines, approved by private families to be Of the
choicest brands to be bought In this city.
Cordals and Liquors Of all kinds.
Natural Leaf Tsbasee, Plug and Fine Cut. Fine I'm
ported Cigars. 10. lsspisl N. FORMHALS.
80 TO OR10NS B0Of STOREf for School Books.
~ S0tscbsvy, o. nice Desks ~ ChilAren. JsnD
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SPRING TR AIDE
CHANGE of BuslnesaI

HAVE sold my entire stock Of Lumber in Ottawa
Utica, and Marseilies, to 8. II. Seamcns 4 Co , CT
Two Rivers Wisconsin, and shall sell their Lumber on
commission, TIE present seaAor-
have made arrangements With the Company to re-
ceive much larger stock Of
L,na5er Lath, Shi,g',s and Cedar Posts
Than have had before. Tn Logs have been cut
under direction, and the Lumber will be saW.d
pressly for this market, and vii be shipped TO di
rsctiy from the Mills.
Bills OF Luu CT cut to order short notice.
sps GEORGE BRISTOL
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OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop,

OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop.
III HE late firm Of GRIDLEr, CoGSwfLL Co having BY
i mutual consent dissolved their business relations
the Goth Of December last the undersigned hav-
ing arranged with W. II. W. Cushman and s. H. Grdley
for their entire interest in the Ottawa Foundry, will
continue the business heretofore conducted by them
and socirs a continuance of he patronage bestowed
upon the late firm.
Having myself established the first Foundry in otta-
in the lS45 and continued in the business at
this place to the present tire, and having had one or
pattern maker. constantly employed have secured
A STOCK OF PATTERNS,
Unegualled By any Shop IN tho Vest.
All old patterns for Harvesters Tnrcshing Machines,
and Horse Powers also for Mills and Engines on hand
All work done on .h.rt notice and at rea -onable
prices. rjanl5] WM. COGSWELL.
Re0PinS 4 Moving Machines.
THE old favorite Reaping and Moving Machine, Z. H.
4 Greene Pdtent." viii continue be E,anu factured
by the undersigned. All orders solicited early
possible, as only limited number will be ctured
the present year.
am also manufacturing Sugar Mill, which will be
ready for inspection in a short time and to which in
rise tie attention OF those interested.
Aso Horse Powers, from to 5; warranted equal to
any in Ijanl5l WM. CoGSWELI.
=
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r AIDES come and see our new French Caters, re.
Il 4 cherche and beautiful in every Particular-fner
good. by far than have been shown in Ottawa and
at such extremely low prices. Don't send orders
to Chicago again will give 20 Just as fine and pretty
shoe Al much less price. Call and satisfy
N. II. PRESCOTT, JR,-
trhco No. 2, Noss1ck's Block.
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hr1fBmHDET FAMILY JOURNAL AND BUSINESS NRHTMY-B AIM AMEW INSTRUCT TO BNMT
Vol Emm.L FREEIlDNJ THIRDAVMHG MAY - 1859 NO.

the lovely Jenny Gray was one Of the
parties. But Jasper Cleveland was now
the bridegroom a happier N il
would be hard to find. Both had sor-
rowed over the uatimely death of the i'll
fated brother. and their companionship
in sorrow had prepared the way for a
beautiful and undying love. -
And the same day-so striking was the
Observation-Disclosures the miserable
death of the wretched and sinful Edgar
Monroe, who fell in a duel in one of the
Western States, meeting his death at the
hands of one whom he had irreparably
wronged and disLonored.
We have told the story, as its events
actually occurred. choosing not to embel-
fish it with airy of the aids of fiction. 1t
comprises two scenes from the life drama
constantly being enacted around us-a
drama none the less truthful, because Of
ten unobserved and uninviting.