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's'HE new sor. and DSc!jirg near tb- x ilroad d.
T"' ousst. The advantage. Irr. 81 frout 10. con-
tgIjy to t'~ d"ph ". b-.t!. ia. only oc. in that
TsiLf aud prh-p-ron. ptrr Of the city. nest
desirable location Tor any branch -. bu.n--. and
rare chsnts TO De van. .or particulars ayI'v D
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\ CURE FOR SHEEP KILLING DoGs-A
Son arn w trgHe the following Sc
lee the tputest and most vicious old ram
IL y ,ur flock and shear him close: then
get y small MANILA rope thirty-fiye feet
LONG. and tie one end around the rams
neck. and the other around the dogs neck
and turn them into ton acre field well
cleared Of stumps, brush and corn stalks.
an Lee them remain two hours. and If
that old don't knock all the sheen
killing prop"nsitieS out Of that dog why
then, as sam Stoncstreet would say. d" |
nope ! may never see ciinkapin time
again That dog viii never have the
courage to look a sheep in the face again -"
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Il ANiNu rec owed my Marble Establishment directly
opposite the Post ONCE. Columbus street
the increased rsor enables furnish hgIderS with
stone cut to order the shortest the
eel figure. Having OF the experienced
men IN fh- West can ensure entire slii>ia cton.
n b. arge stocA of and rough ! lii-i and other
stone on mann. MARIO WILLS 4 SRb.
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SILK, "OOllen. and Fancy Dver

Nos'"rh' HO,E, sOnM ~ij. n Main 81 ,y;.,t,rr iii
LII OF the following articles Owed or Cleaned TO lo !.
"A cIua! 1" new: Silks, S,tiu., yey-r.. Cram,
sha"is, Neri1"es. Baiz-, Bomhsziue. A pacca. De
LANES Ribbons Feathers, Window Curtains Hose &c
Hsir 'lip straw. or ether Bonp-t- or HAS dyed to
any s,'""e or IH'~'" hrorlia Grape end Enbroider-
ed shsvl. beautifully clesne / or Owed Nti,. .I,x.
VIII hhhroier' III c"ors can hav. white ground dyed
ana the cn!or- prr'eTred in their oriyi al STATE.
G,ntem.nIs Clothes cleaned ard repaired in ,1erI-
manner.
Carpet cleaning dome AT tire shortest NOTICE ave
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L ar Sai" az 4. ks.i,s.

7 % ! II = FDTN WI
'sNit sut-ih -f fa-i- 'oT -g@ h- prose Ts ia.ce
a on the cast ur o. FIX Ky,-. Ia ra- g'- a. 4, -
u Cz-r e f-i,aTt -,ti u vii Pee ret In
ether case possession q b. gwen Ga fr - ,f -.!
Ar - rent. fcg-- a. .ulus 81 o. .,r g,r... .rz
Purposes tor -H."tH. . ia- s der. z ed
I. e.
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PEELTTUM ACnL1.

=
nFFE3 2 premium ~ = 100. in addition the hs'l-
- est market price 'nr -, test yel- uf cattle between
the axes o i've and egh; years tina; shah he presented
on the 1t day OF March. ], q. provided les than
i've " ?" are offered tina. day competition. fry
VIII also hgrse 10 purchase at tie highest price
Az the cattle that may b. presented Tor conn on ut
the time ii dicate The premium TO be awarded y i,-
Interested j3ig.- ana
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.sSltts hits~frD.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
S.n:;s. s.1.p.
DASSFNGFR TRAINS leave Toilet fIr Detroit a. A. r
NJ AID liz A NJ, or "u arrival Of Chicago a.,or
a =. Louis trains from ta- :,,g;h.
{.r;.. sSrs;.
Leave Lake Junction i:lr =. NJ and ~ p 81 or on
arrival Of trains fTO:a Detroit ana Cincinnati.
Passengers the sort4 Sad He-r. the CE.~sFn.
Alton 81. IoI.. ana ,hl,s, 4. Rock Island 'rrHd-
5ri- the most direct r0ur- 20 the S--t aI 80.
fz-y. ad be r3r Ei' prompt connections II
b Suspension Bridge. Raj a. "a C'eSa
me main lines of travel. ard ~ j ,Iyan CI.s -.rF
New Albany and S4cIG iTau. to Cincinnati Lei.,,rt-
Louisville. All the south
Through tickets b. purchased the JD!i-
e.; for all the principal cities ard t"rvu.
X. Y. EiCf. Superintendent.
C. ESywITOS. .S.yr. int. ma. nj .fs1;.f E,yf-.yU.
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w oULD nforIn the farming ouuIy that they
w manufacturing very superior CORN SuEiLtR
AND HORSE Pow EH. Having had 1t vel tested the
past season. by nUnrrou' farmers aud Warehouse men,
We are prepared speak i,iVls ry q! merits, and
can refer u al. ~Ao have used il the
". -ay- We therefore challenge competition wiki any
o. eT MathiG. Ia Al ask J. trII. being Wiling
Tor lie Machine TO stand upon it, own merits.
w are Also manufacturing large hoTs. powers and
tir .sh.r', OF the most approved aud IN ne.
Al kinds OF repairs dnr short notice and
biz terms.
shol y Connection with the Steam Planning rili
,eplS-t. KIM. GILMAN co.
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Reol Gstate.

Farming ] ards for Sale.
FINHE undersigned las 500 acres OF choice uniru-
l. prove farming l-nds, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms.
my7 GEO. AVERY.
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iH' -st'-ffftf ~. -. .F~ r--iri'"-. .hIiI
h-io- r.'a-- ~ to- iroi- river, .5os4 NY 20
on hundred .Ed f'is crr- 81 ls. pare H.v
da.fT-
he p!sc. h.s cot3.iJ 4ous Hone good i,rH. Csrr
cT-h,, - '0dns Jr-tr.. aboIi rrxagy ,--c- ul.lT
tis pow, an w., ~ apry ,s.~.tIs .. .-.r
- ~ ~ seasons rs r.'.h- from - ~ e,
lent ro'd and c+H rr-i'' - divided .lske tro or
v-ry Pc o. +nI 80 : r.-.
40 '.r - Is - - L-7t aero. - Rsrer Doing
a. oi section = th@t Hss S'-ih u the Illinois R.-r
hri,y N + T. tamrr'n, ~ clover & CuY.'. ufhrr OF
o J.. L st.r-r- -.
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Change Of Pro 2riet0rs and
CHANGE % Place.:
f'HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
aSoOls. sIlDcs. C. A.

aSoOts. shoes. C.. &c.
~ ,hil Co, and having removed their pace %
siness TO the first vest Of Cu~hnan True Co.
Bsn]iuE House, Main Street ana having JU.I
ne" supply OF the best l:ty. aud OF every
able variety. direct rnn ;he actUrers that
heretofore supplied Chiit 4 Co.. consisting Of
Mems Kip. Calf. and TIic. Boots.
E"y's ard Youths ZIP. Car, aud Thick Boots,
Ladies Nd. Calf, Lace. sad C0usre-, Boots,
Ladir-' High Hrri-'I Boots,
Ni--e~ and Ciidre- Foot. and Shoes % every posi-
bic variety aud description, respectfully r-pr--snt
That eye pattern o; shield FOR the foot
FROM DAINTY slipper 70 sturdy boot.
A. w-l for tho. wiIHTl fashion brguiie=
A. for those Uriac HeyCd n genr-ei v.Ie.,
For i.o-> who the iau51sii. toe
And those who "a .OT-iidc numbering 20,
For native or :Orcgd-hyrn. waE'-eit or Use.
Prom ilIe longest and b.gg boot rn 10 10 sz.
W. keep and Ti sell, - ;igGFrs o igur,
That all opposition must dw!.d'e ard bli,ht
New and fresh arr:g s. according 10 demand
Boots and shoes MADE order. aud r,pa'i:ur done
promptly, undT tie Supervision Cf The .-i"r FARTHER,
WHOSE long rNp-rf-aC" I .o't and Shoe U.aNUs war
rants him in claiming 20 DC od judge OF Leather na
nutaCture and ft-.
GIVE Us cal! First. ABEL GROW,
apio A. T.. GROW.
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MrNieiucs.
AYERS 80
Ague Cure,
Mc0icincs

IL Is NO OOl o.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Acue.
Kemittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
ASue, Periodical Headache, CT Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevcrs, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases Oriyi.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria of miasmafic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities OF the American people than a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are HON enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that 1t viii eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded On proof, that
no harm can arse iIom its use in any GUAM
THY.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention is
better than cure, Tor the patient escapes the
fisK winch he must run in violent attacks Of
TINS baeful distemper. This "CuRE" expcls
thc n.o'Inatc poison of FEVER AND AGuE
from tire system and prevents the develop
meht OF the disease, II taken on the first ap-
pr"ach OF ITS prcmonltory symptoms 1t is
not only the best remedy ever We. discovered
for this class Of complaints, bu. also the
cheapest. Tho large quantity we srpplv for
dollar brings II within the reach Of every
body; and III bilious districts where Feyyp
AND AGvE prevails, every BODY should have il
and use il freely both for cure and protection.
II is hoped this price VIII place it within the
reach Of all-the poor as WEI. as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of lntcrmiltcHts Is, that it contains
no QuiIline or mineral, consequently il pro-
dpccs no quinisIn or other injurious effects
whatever I4rn, Tho constitution, Vl,.o o,,x,.,
by it are left a. healthy Is if they had never
had thu disease.
Fever and A.rIeis not alone the consequences
Of the MIA matte poison. y great variety Of
dis Tdrr- arse from Its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism. GOut. Headache,
Blind Ic-S, ToothaChc, l.arachc, CatarTh, Asth-
mn, Palp.tation, Painful Affection of the
Paralysis, and Deraogcment Of the Stomach,
al Ct which, when or giuating in this cause,
put on the intermittent ty}c. or become period
ical. 1h- CUEE' cNpcle the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t j. an invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing il the maialious districts. 1t taken
occasiar ally OF daily while exposed 10 the in
fiction. that VIII Jc eXc.,-Cd from 4 G system,
AID cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity
% ripcn into -ca-e. Hence il Is even more
valuable for protection 4 an cure. and lew will
ever suffer from Int Iu.t'c!.ts II they avail
themselves Z; tic protection this remedy af-
tCrls
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BLACK TEA.-iccOrdinG TO a writer in
the imsrir1H Merchant the plant which
yields the genuine black tea is cultivated
IN the cold mountainous district of China.
where the winters are severe with dcep
SHOWS. In short the topography and eli
mate of Vermont corresponds 10 those of
the black tea REGIONS OF China. the noun
tain sides on which the shrub is there
ra:sel being deeply covered with snow in
winter. and which habituaIly remains in
the spring until April"
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i..-t- i1l.t All --.I t,.H1. o. aI I4N-. aid.
Ai-tTa II Ift.r '.su.-i.5. tsi .l-- t.. J..
u-Is'- ri.d- IL Government Or Other A.u.-. Nu.-y
issI-d. p.t.Ea. AIcrsi = 81
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ADVICE TO FARMERS Ike Marvel gives
the following advice TO farmers

Move on towards better life Do not
keep your boys nj corn-~helling in the
Ion. winter evenings. Make Your farm
place which Your sons and daughters can
not help loving. Cultivate the trees
they are Gods MESSENGERS Do not sav
You care noting for good looks You do
core. else why do you build that two story
white house, with blinds and cupalo. into
which YOU never 90? Or why did You.
years ago. carefully brush your coat and
pull up your si...t collar. when you were
starting On a Saturday evenings visit 10
- good womrn who now shares Your
home
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tnTi'n- AMI Spinding
WI he done IN lois OF 81 Ia. and upwards Al Is 10
cents %. pound.
'U.tOrl tHr,.in. iufp E.iis

w ne H'-t Is. * o"E., per pound 1hslr machine.
VII Ie eii"tn anew va The be'i o. ta,.s. auu wi
20 'r~le' taTier. HcJ expect 10 Ar,e GOOD work
"oe. ""'i vi 'y tas' rom the Depot ~ GI7-s and
ola ''t'r'' r:.ip reasonable len. o.: tine :or ia,
* ie "'s' --h NV he -eiI ,.n F"rs .f.~t., from
Az ''i ait Isr- oi IN. -i;t;r ~ tTihris -Apcn>-
" 90. i'..n''i ;of .J-.- fT .i TIE goo. Ends
,'voH> ,ecosuIar- rropcr order, may 70. sen,
y ha.T"ad % h:ssS4- aaf ;ie good, o. y.t ~ and
sem VIII If''nTtrc--, according order.
We soL!s -sy, That have gak ouy NJ grs-o-p
ana fi"ui'hS MA III cicI t-.t a. AEI ,.r-ors rl,. e.:
nave u, grinding d"iI' .iinr4- not,- have
r,rItN " Naer n al :L-s. frnNl.l ] 4 D i,..iES
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CONFECTIONERY STORE.

CONFECTIONERY STORE.
At KdndHe's old shtrr, Main Street us1ylu ANN.
-He tie Bamk, - '|f
CSEANA \. ILLINOIS
liE subscriber having tai the late pop,lar esab
iishmeDt OF j. H. Hama.!e, is prepared 10 nsuufa,.-
bi,d supply, heretofore all kinds of Con
eastern article.
He also keeps all kinds OF TOYS table orpom.nts &c
ICE CREAM served mt any hour during III. siaiiner
at his rooms Also, SUPP lied by the Quantity to prva,,
families, parties, &c. F.
AL kinds OF fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand,
or manufactured TO order inIy26] WM. EBERT.
heap TO KS and Maga zines.
HAVE angel large portion Of my stock of
Il Ntsre MneOUs Books. on shelves labelled with the
price, for choice of anything the shelf which is at
half Or less than half price, and much less than whole
sale cost rr--
Bound Books At 10c, 15c, 2oc, CSC and per Vol
Novels In pa1W ~ ~ Cv<sA )an2o TH0A ORION
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s'is-Eo-
Woolcn lEanufactor7!!

HI under. g@st take yh- sos:GHi ~ '-;ar. tSsir
- o." "'''"iis 49, it- siits generally, t.ss are
.it1 .'2 or -hH,t this -p-iug y "a,
~ r'''r - '.t,ru orr more at i,u- c cunt e
r'"d- ~ have n-a Y done I- demand Tor .- - }.
"a.T5-'- .f additions NJ 'IEerv. ',,. To
.'fH 4I "uT Z tE - " .su ffra,i- or =
W "'rr i't'', rua 20 not intend carl NO Voc!
''lipi ~ fns't MI - i TT 81 r1oI o.
"--F--4i'' ~ tt- rrs'-,;, 80 f'-r f.r 4-r--s.
-i'i 'H'i''T. - '.tE" or Nr.i ofu-r, .. 'rI
l""'If 500 i o. f'"n'i-. H-riv
ian. flsHr,.s oE Il f.r,Bt ind B.gA-L. 80, ~.
~ f'rh toE-'gr.h. -fefiiol .ii : :,
fuI '-''"r- WI - t,itd ~ I'll a.. .-a;-.
.i.o. f-fr, rrr'nou N,,,d. Lad 2. b., VI, ~ r.,
Cvri"f a. Al " vii sia'pfScturr rcr r.-rs mi.
ina .'"f'. Nt u" l"s - ou- hundred fcIut- MP
FHf' mo s'o'tiur Yarn, 'r aLs o. TIL above nd,
.o.l- %. -,,-.- term. -. -a.l. or w. A.
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csiTrurp HuITgrm FOR sal,

or ~. u" cy Ia fs NJ.
E"F-r - .->ntiy -tsst-l 49, r. ~ ? x r.
= tens JOIN = ANT.iBst
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~ ali Taper Depot.

5. Q EARL Il SON,
At B. T. Pa>'p'. Old .Stoad, Main Street Otsa.a
Wiaois,
ANEJnst received their Spring stock. and have
Tor sale the n.ost elegant lot Of Paper n tnginy-
Window Drhpery aud Shades offered in Ottawa
They are prepared to Furnish in quantities to pun
casers the latest patterns OF satin, Gilt, Wood and
Papers, with matched common borders Also PnDcx
Nudo. shades. Fire Board Prints ac az. Their -toc.
is purchased drefty from the and sold
a sinai ""' Oh hr't cost nIi,-tf
Kerosene E'.aI GIL auI lamps
THIS Lamp will give light equal six Candles and
! one CENTS 'c0iM cf OH urtH barn bet,ceen three
ami roUr HOnIs.
For end briliancy OF light thi. Lamp canno,
be ea.all.d. For sale ny [sepi.l s G EARL son.
EASTERN MADE Doors, Sash, and Blinds, for sale by
AZ jmI> 5. c. EARL * son.
asrsssiir> ;l.sd STisa..
IL who desire the best and purest Liquors, for Me-
IA dcinai use, will End tb-ia my store. Hemesy
Craps and Currant Wines T-nrrinc and ,dtra Wines
ocS '.-F D.. Y. Gt;IGGS.
New Firm.
WE have leased (of Mr. GEo. E. WALKER) for five
w years, the brick store corner of La Sale aud Mil
streets, lately occupied by W r. WALKER, sd
receiving complete ana general Of Groce-
ries, Boots and Shoes, Glass, Nails, and Staple Dry
Goods which are dft.nied to sell che c,,sh,
or exchange for produce. Call and
mar12 a. T. W. OSBORN.
New Goods.
Ok BONES Lemons and Oranges, just received and ,
maI26 VAN D0REN OSBORN.
SUGARs.-A good assortment. at very low prices
- marc VAN DOZEN OSBORN,
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EsGNSe sO Es..sss.
oCSE aud Two scr.s Of Land, witt large quantity
= II Fruit frees, anu good barn, la so4tr o.tawa
ai2o L. FAY.
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SPRING TR ADE
0r

Il HANE sold my entire sfncs o Lumber in q t,ya
1 Utica. aud Msr.eilcs, to = H. s-am~n. L Co of
Two Rivers, Wisconsin, and shall cell their Luu,ber on
commission. the present srs>of.
have made arrangements With the Company 10 re-
ceive a much i.r ger stock OF
L',Dltsr L0fh, .M,nCIcs and Cr,{qr Past,
man have ever Al before Til Log. have been cut
unh-r my direction. the Lumber viii be saw
sy Tor tins market, ana viii be shipped to me di.
'eCtiy from III. Mills. " -
sps " SH"pr n,' ,,,,.o
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Michigan Genital s5aiisoas.

$50, ,-9s..-!=Se: e. - -,
70, ,sS-r~.s = - q
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Iarirnlt 1ral .
Cultivation OF Pea Nuts.

Eos. Co. GEST-Recen.ly On the cars be-
tween Wilmington. y. c, and Charleston,
heard one man OF an intelligent look
ask another, what kind of tree bore the
ground pea, (Arachis taoAosa,) which is
cultivated extensively in the vicinity Of
Wilmington, there being from one hun
tlred and fifty thousand. to two hundred
thousand bushels of pea nuts exported
annually from that city. The sandy soils
OF that section are well adapted 10 their
growth, growth, loose sand producing
greater crops than a rich vegetable mould.
They are planted in drills three or four
feet apart. Formerly il YVES thought nee
essery TO have the blossoms covered i'll or
der to produce good yields but observa-
ton hos taught that it will cover itself by
shooting the fruit portions of the flower
into the loose soil 1t IS a curious provis-
ion of nature, knowledge of which saves
much labor In the fall wide scraping
pillow is run beneath the vines. to the roots
of which the peas adhere. The peas are
pi ked by men, women. and children, from
the rnOts. during the winter, and the vines
fed to cattle. About forty bushels to the
acre is considered good yield the price
OF which does not vary much from one dol
lar per bushel in the Wilmington market.
The pea nut belongs to the natural order
vi iIOIdAliStS--> thLti
How To MAKE MONEY WITH FowLs-As
many of ou' readers have plenty of spare
ground abs ut their prem ses and chicken
"a 5 ng being an egg selling and money
max ng business, we publish the following
from correspondent of the Dollar -Ne,ca-
paJer:
Keep your hens so that they lay one egg
4 day for every day in the year Thus, if
you begin with three hundred YOU must
get twenty-five dozen a day or nine thou
sand one hundred and-twcnty-t!ve dozen
a year which VIII he worth at fifteen cents
a dozen, $3.50 20 at - cents ! .S2j cash
down. But, you inquire. how can do to
make my hens lay every day? will tell
you feed them Oh nothing but meat cut
TO the proper size, fine, and they will
thrive on it exceedingly; keep them in
proper houses 20 be warm in winter cli-
vide them into companies and battalions
III properly made yards, which can be
erected ~ a moderate eX )ense; keep them
also supplied with ashes 10 dust ill., lime.
plaster, small gravel. and clean gravel ey-
cry day. particularly in winter. You NAV
intermix with their feed some grain ual.-
ticularly barley and bucl<wheat Thu, .
carefully treated they will not become sub :
.iect to moulting. When Won want to hatch
eggs to repienish the stock when YOU sell
of old hens. or amy superanuated stock
get them Matched i'll an cccalob:um or in
cubaroT. They are now mrde in New
York and Philadelphia to hatch securely
Any person with proper spirit may thus
make n large income, sure, certain, in cash
too. What needs man more that looks .
70 his interest. and that at such u small .
outlay both Of money and land /
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.OUY YOUR STA 7IQNER Y at ~ fsAHyN
b - foHt 1NNfSN ORTON's BOOK STONE,
yeu get nothing As good at the Drug stores. ian1
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OTTAWA
Eor1dTV ID /, c line ShGp

Boot and ice roIc.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES
':'HE an nd iavi.es she the s''en
z II | farmers ard ri..k gvncr,'Ey- to cali
a-a ~H,r re his s'oe- O. The beet a.
tooi- avn; >ho~.
80. Ere- OF red 10 d -rvruirg pubic. ~
20 the ~ o. ths y. Boo. the old and
81 " .-'aai,hei custom made Boot and
"a 4ai5,,a :. r-r~ Pc Pcs, O-rr,
a,..as reese vi = irr-s a->ostneat o,
LADIES. GENT NFS~F>' BOYS sNn CHILprEN>
Bo rs. SHOES, AND CATERS,
~ rver' - -ad dec. !t.oa .nr pres 10 s.s lr
: cno.ee quantity Of
ms oHy HiDE Work,
Made o. the bet FreU.h s.ocS aud the bes: style.
aad by The
MOST EXPErIrvcED waREuEv.
All Of W1.'h he F'i sr' lover ia" ~ been ofr-d
heretofore i,r cash ,uH.Alai Tor tile patronage
celsvd, lac = determined
Not 10 be Undersold.
Remember the : ar-. the Pos office. Nsii
son wIrre ~ Niuts OF work is utir T. order. aud
repairing done. DANIEL LEaiil.
o,J.wi, Apri ,, 1879.
NV Firm.
IL THOMPSON * 90 have thi, di~ bought ont the
1. sap and Candle Factory, on the main canal,
,he Railroad depot % lava. II, lld going
sap aud { ,a.ile. Tor Ihi STATE. on soap aud Can
die, WARRANT /" he -l1" 10 'he best in quality and
Eastern prices, delivered here the depot OF
cha. g.
So't Soap constantly on hand. All orders from the
city country, d ccici 20 II. thompson & Co.
Ii ihcrp,. ~ store, VIII be- promptly attended
Also. al Tat"w aUa grease bought Tor cash. or eX
charged for Soap, Candles, and ";h-T 90 d..
apls IL THOMPSON 90.
YHCNf: AMERICA YSTER SALOON,
Corner cf NIdixop and C0iUla6us IS, east side
yrkESi Shell and Can oysters and Clans. Siriines,
Il HOLSTERS Game in it, Pigs Feet, Tripr,
TuI sc. Hot Ten AID Coffee. fresh Pies and Cases.
Porter and Scotch Ale. fuc Imported Liquors and
choicest brands 20 he bon gi in this city.
Cor'iia- aud Liquors Of all kinds.
Natural Leaf Tcba .co, Plug and Fine Cat Fine i'm
ported Cigars. &c. Gs-plSl VI. FORMULAS.
DCr YOUR STATIONERY at
- OErON'S BOOK STORE.
You get nothing good az the Drag Stores. NO
piano fer Safe.
~ Y. GR'GCS has secnpi hand Piano Tor sale .
tLs Sign Good Samaritan. Nittjngcr's Box. mar! '
wagon Ser >ssir.
HNE thimhle- sk.nri Wagon for sale. on time for 4
~ good secured psper-HS. PALMER. Water.
jan29 A. VI ZIMMERMAN.
4 nnnLBs MAPLE SUGAR jus. received and
l.NUtO Tor .aIe At very low figures
my, VAN D0REN & OSBORN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-28
NeyU vspySic.

I HAVE just received from Boston 400 pieces of rev
sheet Music for the Piano. GHitar ard Voice.
Also. Insrustion Books for all the differ. Instru-
ments. Labacs method o. singing, and other instruct
i've Books for the voice have made arrar gtments for
bly, supplies ef New Music. lib-rrl Discount to
teachers. ljana9 l.. Y. GHlGGS.
T Pictorial Magazines and Tapsrs.
i HAVE u large lot Back numbers Of these--Giodey.
Harper, &c., per No. doc. Ladies' call rnd look.
jan29 --.sr - -s.. TIIOS. ORION