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,e s"'', ,ns war al prices TO be agreed upon,
lr-r 'h,' fbc u-tial amount OF space they may
,.s-r -.,,.,vyyrS charged for extra
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pr. 'nl,r business nor 10 insert in their
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,U-A SOTiLE.-The steamer JAMES
txssssz..2sGti having resumed her route on
h Potomac River. will leave Washington on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at 8. A. NJ. Return
Ms, will leave Currioman on WEDNESDAYS and
ArlrhaiS. stopping 1t all the regular LAND
!as' gong and returning.
LuCIEN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
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TLOAkS AND MANTILLAS.-Anotherl lot of
" those handsome CbOTll CL0AkS, just re-
cciyed ri Ioct 261 BRYAN 4 ADAMS.
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THOMAS PERRft
Commission Merchant. No. }. Janney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
feb la-iy
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nRUGs CHEMICALS, &C.

uynnvU EEl.SUES.-Iust received a large as
.,,r,n.rt of ycrv superior English Tooth
Bru.h~. also. imported Hair Brushes, OF fine
WM. A. HART. Druggist and Apothecary'
- - Iuu l. ma, cor pitt II
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yu,IUs Observation-Disclosures

JULIUS DIENELT-DENTIST
Office, II Washington 81. NortL ~ hing, E"stSds,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
OFFERS his Professional seryiccs to Ihn-e dc.ir-
" ing them. Particular attention paid 10 the in
sertion Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov sly
JOHN MARSHALL.
TTORyEY At IA W,-Airr"p9rin. Va.
nas- Office on Royal street, lately occupied by
A. 4 C.. H.. Stuart ap2 TT
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M. ELDRIDGE & CO..
GENERAL CONNI NISSION NERtHAA ~
AND AGENTS FOR BOSTON PACKETS,
NJ. ELnnrpGE. Union Wburt. Aier""dri", Va
Il A Errn aug 30-tf
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DRY GOODS. &C.

4 CARp.-The greater portion "t our cnSto-
~ mers are probably aware that on the first OF
September last we commenced selling goods eXclu-
siycly for cash. Offering al the time. u an induce
men, Tor our very prompt credit customers 10 pay
cash, that We would make deduction 0i hte per
ccut. on all purchase, amounting I" Slo AMI up
wards believing. at the time. that the discount
offered would have been sufficient nduccneut:
but We find the move to have been very unpopn-
lar one with MANY Of our most valuable customers,
they considering il very great convenience To
have an account where they could send ior or pur-
chase what they wished; ana n We do not ieel
that We can afford 10 loose the patronage OF such
n have ALWAYS sustained us heretofore besides de-
p!iving ourselves 81 the pleasure Ut DONG business
with Them ", huyc determined To again open our
books to snch is have always paid us when their
bills were presented. and nope all such VIII Afpre.
clatc tnis pubiI, announcement, - We would not
make ii. ouly that publicly declined {" continue
any accounts, aud as do not approve OF pub
fishing one TIM. and DONG another, We have
thought il due our prompt customers III making
the change. to publish this statement. We shall.
however, c"ntuuc /" allow the discount on all
purchases al : 10 aul upwards If Iali Tor At the
time of purchase, and would respectfully solicit
all who prefer L. buy Tor cash, To examine our
stock which is very large, and having pur-
chased most OF goods this season al the New
York and Philadelphia auction sales, we know
that we have one OF the largest and cheapest
stocks of GOODS in the District.
v. NJ. sHUSTER 4 CO.,
No 30. opposite Centre Market, bet. 18th II oth sts.
Washington oct 2n-Ilm
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From Paris, having taken charge Of the above
named establishment, already favorsbly known
for its fine work, bcgs the citizens Of Alexandria
and vicinity 10 bestow upon him the kind patron
age it has hitherto enjoyed. His long experience
in the line will be guaranty TO the public that his
work will be done IN the most desirable style; and
he will spare efforts, that every order entrusted
to him viii meet with the prompsest dispatch.
Nss- Goods for the establishment will also be
received NJ p. SELDNER'S Fancy and Millinery
Store, Id King street. sep e-eo3rn
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EGRoES wANTr2.-I ~isn :" purchase
an, number Of SEGROES for which | will
pay liberal prices. Those wishing I" sell will do
well t. call on me before selling, al my old stand
at West End. Alexandria, Va.
aug lS-.,tf jbSEPH Bki3lN
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rECOND ARRIEAL-BKIiN Il ADAHN
- have just received from New York. rsi .tean-
cr Mount Vernon, i largo addition I" Their former
stock IT ukI GOODS, comprising SON. novelties
IN pres. floods Civaks. Mautillas, g., together
with general assortment OF staple anu nancy
goods. Ia which they respectfully invite the atteh
,,,.n ns ,n,,b,.ar. oct lo-dlwteo2~
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rl,O ork FRIENDS AND THE PUBLlC.-
ASHBY & WOOD

nPENING Of FALL AND WINTER BON
" NETS.-LEWIS BAAR will open this day,
Wednesday. October I9rh.l fine assortment "t
VELVET. SILK. and STRAW BQNNETS. Also,
on hand splendid stock Of bonnet MAin-
RIAL. RIBBONS. French aai American FLOW
ERS. RrCnES. g great variety invite pur-
..na.cr. 10 call and examine the stock oct J"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-10

1t VII not he long before the corn Ear-
vet viii commence The suffering that
resulted last year from 4 want ot fodder
should rrainemiored and provided ~ =.
The providence commences commences
with the grain harvest. 1ia- i not the
ONLY source Of food for stock. 1t Is an INT
portaut question to determine whether It
i not mor, profit to cut w the corn before
il i matureI. than allow it - stand until
frost shall have rendered the stalks ortiz
less a. a forage crov- Corn il fairly giaZ"d
may he cut up without damage TO the
grain Eut the foliage Of corn once frost
ell Is worthless. nearly. Tor any such pTr-
pose 1t i proper 10 advise I'll" huSb3nd-
" of this important resource Tor food tor
stock. The farmer who has large stock
of cattle can not fail 10 appreciate the val
ne of this immense crop of nutritious food.
Make Preparations early TO secure 1t
Watch closely the progress OF the grain,
and ~ soon rs glazed cut ii up and set 1t
in stocks. 1t ,r;Y ay to do 50. especially
If You have a large stock OF cattle; If not,
purchase enough to eat the forage result
Ing from your corn crop. IL will yield 4
lorse amount Of available manure, which
Will be wasted and worthless If left i'll the
field exposed 10 the haps Of winter Pre-
pare Jef,rslraF To take care Of the corn
fOdler.-E~e-IS JauaaL
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VALUE or THE EARTH-N orM-The com
mon earth-worm. though apt to be des-
pissed and troddcn on i really . useful
creature in its way. Mr.. Knapp describes
it as til. natural luauurer Of the soil! con-
sGnin- on the surface the softer part Of
dcrJv.d vegetable matters. and conveying
do;gnwari- the more woody HjeTs, which
there m,lier and f.rtiIize. They periolate
the Earth H. all directions thus rendering
il parmcabIe b. mir and water, both iLdis-
p-n-able 10 vegetable life. According to
Nr D4rgiu's mode Of expression. they
give a kind of under tiilaEe 70 the land.
performing the same below ground that
the spade does above for the garden and
tA., I.lpw for arabic soil. 1t i. in cou=e-
qucucc. chiefly OF the natural operations Of
worms that fields which have been over
spread with lime. burnt mari, or cIuders.
become, III process Of time. covered bv a
tinely-diYided soil, fitted for the support Of
vegetation. This result, though usually
attributed 10y farmers TO the working
down OF these materials. i really due to
tLv action Of eartA-worIa-. q, may be seen In
the inuumerablc c,sts Of which tn initial
~oii consists These ara oEviou-iv pre-
JJceI ~ the digestive proceeding Of the
worms. which take into their Intestinal ca
nj "a large quantity Of the soil il which
they feed and burruw. and tilen reject in
tn form of the so-caliei casts 81 In this
manner" says Mr. Darwin. Il field ma
uured with mari has been covered. in the
course Of - year. with a bed Of earth ave
ra-iug - inches ii thickness. -Ehcyclo-
ugHF Erfa,.o-I.
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4aricuIt rral .
From the New York Hera d.
The Wheat Crop of iSs53---Thc Prospects
for Il kforei..E Market.

for Foreign Market.
The wheat crop of the United States,
This wear. Is estimated at .00-Ojt,oOo, main
" of very good quality. The consumption
of the United States Is set down at 30
OtGi(sfj bushels 1t may be rather more
than this We are inclined to think that
This season it Will be nearer l3J-oJG,oOO-
If the latter figure be correct, the country
will have surplus of G5,UG0,UUU bushels,
of which over half viii ie available Tor
export. the balance remaining on hand, rs
usual, to provide against emergencies, iof
seed &c.
On the other hand, there are several
countries which produce less wheat than
is required for the consumption oi tneIr
people. and who depend upon the niteH
states to make up the deficiency 9HcN
The British Possessions in America,
;rcIud;po the British West Indies. which
may be relied upon To take about t,iu1,oVn
bushels either in the shape Of gram or
-four.
which will take 3,0yO,oUuCt i-uJnovu bush.
3. Spain and the other Aleoiltr!r2ncan
countries, Australia China, French vest
Indies. Cuba. &c. which always take more
or less grain. and which may he put down
4 Great Britain The average product
Of wheat in Great Britain in good seasons
falls short of the average consumption
about 100000 bushels, which are sup
plied bv the United States. France, Ius-
sia Egypt. and the Baltic countries lie
nroportion III which this amount = suppl
ed by these various countries depends on
the quality of the crops Ill each. some
years the United States supply half the
whole quantity: in ether years aG"'n' the
proportion sent by this country Is less than
a third. For the past two years france has
been the largest exporter Of wheat ana
-four to England
The FrencI. harvests have heen unusual
" bountiful. the surplus large and the
quality of the French -four exceedingly
fine. while the proximity Of the t';o coun-
tries has given the French n marked ad-
vantage over more distant rivals. ne
smallest export Of wheat and Hour from
This country 20 England since 1873 was in
IS57-S. when we only shipped about Sill
5OOooO worth: we have stripped over so
OO00Nn. OF the amount 81 wheat grown
in ENGLAND this year. and Of -" amount
which can be furnished by France and
Rus.i, II : Vet too soon to speak. JUDI
inc from the reports which have appeared
in the papers, and from the private inior-
az -. TT -, -, IL. p, ib.,r., II an
la,io, ,r v" nav i,.' p,i,;.h cron viii lie barely
pear mat me bri',s 49,. al, o-d That the
an avGF' - ~ !, ~, ,:,, : 5norar than last
qu'iI'a 81 ~, . =, FIga 80. to he
XeaEi WL.i'I' 'ti, '.o. -. 80 l, # - south
"'t!He''iS O',," 81 49,, ,-+ has been
hirsl1 crop nc o.l ~. 20 tie folds
heard i, M ..,-,-rI, from
"er' +, i'oI!.,'' - ~
want "l ran t1.,. Iar can form
from -. ,s,,ac+ IF The
ms own "l,.l,2', =. f,ri II tI.a allure Of
u'', III -, -, ,,,,,-,-1 ~. +,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-10

yFToJb inform th- farming Iaunity that they
~ manufacturing very superior CORN SHELF Z
AND HORSE Pow IL. Having had it well tested the
past season, hy EarTouf farmers and Warehouse men,
we are prepared to speak aGVis dy OF its merits and
can refer u al who have used fer the proof of what
We say. We therefore challenge competition with any
otter Machine in us" AL We ask is trial being willing
for The Machine 10 stand upon its merits
Ne are also manufacturing large horse powers and
ti.reshers, of the most approved kind in
Al kinds OF repairs done short notice and reasona-
bic terms.
shoi IN connection with the Steam Planning Mil.
sePt9-ti KING, GILMAN Il CO.
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CaTd:n ana Spinning
ne iu lois OF - .ls. and uDwarls. At Is
Custom Cardins into Rolls

VIZ be done - SIX cents pr pound. Thsr machine.
VIII BE- clothed anew with tie best Of Cards, and with
ht experienced t4rirT, they expect to have good work
done Wool WI. be taken -ou tie Depot Ottawa, and
rolls returned within --aeouah.. length Of time for
ing 'he Work, which aay BE- sent On -ronS -hs-t) from
almost any ilrt Of lie state at triainE expense.
Wool intended for exchange for any of tie aooye kinds
Of Goods. accompanied - tire proper Order may be sent
hy !arcad to Ottawa sad tie goods viii be put up
sent with IrCIEptAC.-. according TO order.
We would also say, Llat We have got our NeS Custom
and FIGURING Nil in operation, and persons wishing
lave their grinding done short notice we have
plenty OF water a all tines. [uyl1l j. K d. GREEN
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MICHIGAN Central Railroad.
Joliet Division.

80 sz1sz-'-er,S7N -
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Also, very desirable property in the city of Buffalo,
CONSISTING Of two Lots and brick building, Bcirasr
HGH" c, feet front by loo deep, modern two story
brick budding, covering the whole front, northwest
corner Il Batavia and Michigan streets the other, No
IL BATAVIA street, 36 by 100 feet, with double brick
builiing making two narrow stores and four stories
high. This property is situated streets tha: are
paved adj is all in good repair and under rent and if
not sold loon, viii be offered in exchange for Lands in
Illinois laP16l l.. YHORNE.
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OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shon,

40 10 ORXON'S BOOK STORE for School Books
~ SlAtiOmery, nice RnnLs for Chldren. inn2n
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Z oIS for sale in Sjrte's Addition.
4 Lots f1r sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots Tor sale in Uaisn Addition.
lots Tor sale IN Chamula's Aijitca.
- gr~Gtly r.dHced prices varying from 800 20 500
on liberal terms.
ALSO. fine residence property, on Ottawa Avenue.
also, valuable Ian near town suitable FOR gardening
purposes at tie office o.: TausHl l.. i CAMERON.
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HErc Ercr,cn YY.ncs.

= L. j. u. HASfiEN having hut recently returned
IVA from France, where he has purchased large stock
OF pare RHINE AND ALsiCE WINES, which have lust
arrived, and are now offered for sale the store of
hasten Etz, northeast corner o. the Court House
Square.
These Wines warrant to be the pure juice without
any authorization, and are probably the only pure i'm
ported Wines in 'he city.
We will sell these Wines either by tbs bottle or gal
Ion, TO suit purchasers. Price easonable
decil HASTEN e PITT
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ISOficc do Es.s5ssscrs.

ANlNG rc.sOyed my Marble Establishment directly
i opposite the Post Office, on Columbus street
the increased room enables furnish builders with
stone cut order the shortest notice and at the low
esthgHre Having some Of the most experienced work
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
n T. large stock OF and rough Joliet and other
stone hand. rlar2b WILLS 3 rRO
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? I AN prepared TO manufacture to order Gents
z ia Morocco, Cali and Kip Boots Also, Ladies'
p Kid, Goat, Calf, and undressed Morocco Bootces
alters and Buskius.
Heel Gaers and Dootees made in good style, of good
oca. e
shop over J VI. Kings Leather Store, Ottawa H.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted
feb21 d. f. TUCKER
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s'ir>: ETr:.-;:1 E-o-il New Ec"h.

Fresh Pulls and Groceries,
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TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
F-r.-

TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
siOfng Eii;st.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at Ca P
NJ. and 20 4 Il. or 90 rr.ga u. Chicago Alton
q 81. Louis trains from tee South.
s:3is;G SE'CNi.
Leave Lake Junction II so :. " and 2I5 T. u,
arrival Of trains .rUm Detroit a:a Cincinnati
Passengers from The south and v est. Va the Chicago,
Alton - LoIi- and Ctira-, Erc. island Railroad
Will Eud this the Gircc; route the has. and JaG,
INST ana may De &. making PROMPT connections ~
Detroit. SsnlIs.I Bridge. lItip- AID Cleveland with
al the rain lines 81 tray, and - H,ci-tH CITY wish
New Albany and Salem trains 20 CINCINNATI Lafayette
Louisville. add IL. South
IhroUrf tIcEe> be rEI' "a; tie Office at Jc!i-
ct Tor all the prince ID cr. ami towns 81. she El-t.
l.. IS. RICE, Superintendent.
kS.rrr TcN. .S-L,..-t ~ IL ~ .i-,.-I H.ri.inn
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s.GGsAN q S.1TGEE.
ILLINOIS, La Nd AGENCN
ElHsts for Sasc.

Lands ,oreht and sold on Commssio Taxes paid
Abstract OF Title furnished, Colcctions made Invest
ments made in Government other Lands Money
Loaned. Ottawa August 5, 1857.
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Real Cstote.

& desirable Farm for sale.
OF 100 acres prairie and 20 acres of timber, al IN
Brookfeld-a very comfortable house and 10 acres
under the plough for sale very cheap Possession
- ;,,aii;staiv Iaur6j r. TIIORSE.
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Ea.:imn!n sen. E..:;,s.. for snie.

TWENTY THREE 10 ACEH LOTS.
Z WING and half miles u0r,ll-eas. OF tie Court
House. ia Ottawa, suitable s.r -s-tleUru's rezicu-
C~s, Gardeners, or NsF-cryu.n, vLl. VIII sell :or a
small sum dowI the balance on sue terms cannot
fail 70 suit purchasers. Some Of tbs Lots are very
sTahr SITS tor residence b-iu elevated. and 2yiu.
a splendid view OF the city Of Ottawa and surrounding
country, besides being excellent land for cultivation.
Also, ~ west 81 amt adjoining the city limits.
Also, Lots aud To- iu sgba. vision OF Lot = Ottawa
City, near the school house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-10

Siv!xG TlvE-A clergyman, who enjoys
The. substantial benefits Of fine farm, was
.Ii.htlv taken down. = few days ago, by
his Irish plowman- who ys-s sitting at his
pillow, III tobacco field, resting the horse.
The reverend gentleman, who was q great
economist said, with great seriousness
:. Holm. wouldn it be well for Won to have
- st,b scvthe here and be hubbing a few
bushes along the fence, while the horse is
resting2 John. with quite as serious
countenauce as the divine wore himself
rer,lied. Wouldn't it be well, sir, for you
TO have tub o peratees in the pulpit, for
vhen they be singing to peel EN- awhile,
u be ready for the pot?' The reverend
gentleman laughed heartily and left.
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!TlIE a1lerz.rnc tse III method or ~ forming their
:. old c-tu.srr, al TIE lhr generally tlt are
putting 'o orr Est. .iia'U ihis Spring Nit-hu merry that
w. enable q. 80 t- tina; double = amount Of
;1ocu- W. have Usually done; tie demand fo5 Goods
warrants t addition II i1erv and We ho,a to give
satisfaction 10 aGC e HANGS o. Wooden Goods Wool
W. never have. and 10 to card into wool
pcrtlun n c0't AMI -=i b: fo- ali wool goods
warranted II this rssr-c., ari a.o - durability. We
shall continue TO exchange for Wool. formerly th- fol
lowing Liz B. 81 Coos. VIZ Heavy Cassu" sstintt
Jeans EaIu-is OF -v-eut aj;1~, Blankets. and
tnf Yarn Considerably aIlvEou Will bee paid 70 Stocking
Yarn orders "l be ..l 'n- all The grades aud
kinds Of Yarn. common t.ixrf Indigo Blue Mixed Red
Clo'.' x. IA we vii manufacture, FOR merchants
ana ote, VOL N .o'- 81 one hundred pounds and up
wards nto Stocking tara, any OF the above kind.
goods, on liberal terms ior cash wool. Also.
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Ecoal advertisements.


having
w ent OF certain proTnissory note made by George
Bristol, Of the city Of Ottawa, county Of La Sale
of Illinois, bearing date November 2tth 1851,
the thousand dollars payable sixty days af-
date with interest at the Of Per after
maturity and particularly described in and secured by
trust deed 10 Henry T. lanes, trustee, which trust
deed date the 25th day OF November, 1>51 aud
duly executed by said Geo. Bristol and Emily A,
wife, and recorded in the Recorders office ia La sale
County, Illinois in Book %, pages go &c upon the
al estate hereinafter described And application hav-
ing Teen made to by the legal holders of said note
sell said premises in accordance with the power or
sal- in said trust deed contained.
Public notice is therefore hereby given that on Mon
day the 2gh day OF August, 1873 al II O'Clock Of
said day, the door OF the Court House in the city Of
Ottawa. la Sale county Illinois, shall sell public
auction the highest bidder for cash, all the right IL
tie interest and eq1ity Of redemption Of the said
George Bristol and his said wife, their heirs.
administrators, and assigns, conveyed to me by sad
trust decd IN ana I" .e premises t"ere'h described
situate and being in Ottawa aforesaid, VIZ:
Tha, pat Of lot 20 f,ty-s.Ttn 80 Cet'cr F. in
the soutwezt fractional quarter OF sec eleven l) in
town tlirty-tree } north range three 90 sa- Of
the third principal meridian commencing sEry-six feet
east Of the north ws corner 81 sara ont Ct thence east
tie south line Of Main street one hundred and sixty
feet GGD: thence south light % is-t; thence
hundred and sixty Geo feet thence north 10 the place
beginning Also, that part Of out lot httyei.ht So
G--f.r r. commencing hundred and thirty 1922
-e east Of the northwest corner said out lot in Il
g feet thence south .xty-six CfGl feet thence west
uiHetyiour laiB feet; thence north siNtysS tjI feet
fy-uinc go deter D. lying in the above named
nua quarter section, COMMENCING tx y-,iN 900 feet
hundred and Sky 900 feet; thence south sixty
* 1850 feet thcrce hundred and sixty I.Gg
feet; thence north -iEy-.1 900 tire place 81 be-
ginning Also, o." undivided hr'i OF The north 'oTty-iH
,fgl on- lot No. sixty 9r deter c. in the SANE.
fractional quarter section commencing .Hty--x 90,
feet east a. the north west corner 81 sid out lot 70.
sixty g. Geter Co. thence east two hundred forty
f23n)fret; thence south forry-x tlGl feet thence
Jae- Of tezauiug A. No. o. in block IL cen
90 i" the original town NOW city, Of . 3,,awa
The above sale il .rored until Tuesday the z-rh
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Eoru,-u- I...G. for S.f,-


FE'HE undersigned las l.5ur acres Of choice unir-
p prove farming lands, iu La ale and Livingston
Counties, fer sale, easy terms.
vs1 GEO. AVERY.
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For Sale 4!

For SAFE
1nn Its in Sanger's Addition to Ottawa and so
lOO Ids in Old Town and States Addition o Otta-
wa, for saleeheap. augSl l.. p. SANGER.
vNIIREE Houses and Lots to rent.
/ augS l.. p. SANGER.
< EVEN inpreved farms for sale.
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