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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

SAIEs.-beOw gave the principal u nsactions;
l. Bush, 10 premium X utueLy al Sc. 2 ~ live
weight CSC D. Also, le heavy - 20 e 100 b.
Whalen Fisher a do do, at Sc, average il2 10.
VIM > Scolans, 10 extra Kentucky O. "a 70 = 100 aver
eye l,403 ID. -
j. Burnside q extra and heavy Kentucky 81 60 leo t
Al.o /. GOOD do at 80 90 q head, average 1890 n.
T. j. Foser, 28e1s Kentucky Of ~ head average 200 y.
Also 2s Aeayy end fair DO ~ head average 1000 D
Also Is good DO. AZ 90 T. head, average 40 ID
T. $ Taylor. IL Ohio AZ 10. average la0O -.
w. II. BUrcharJ, ~ prime Illinois at +53 y head average
T. n McComick 81 fair Kentucky at s5a head average
Hathaway % extra Chios 1T $50 head 1650 %.
C. r. Rogers, II Kentucky n - 70 = 100 average 100 ID
j. c. johnson, Is Michigan at 34c. average l,254 b
Chas Kahn - fair Light Kentucky 1t +is head, average
Also, 90 do d.. at $50 50 y head average 1880 ~
Also, 70 good de-, ~ 81 b head, average l4OJ n.
p Allen l. cOsrse heavy Illinois Jtc average 1l1 ID
j. Pancere 81 good lat Indiana Cows at -3o head aver
samuel SidneT iG good Ohio at &C.; average 1870 D.
sLau Wilbur Z8 heavy Illinois 90 CT average, l4Jo d
J. Sloan. 8 good Ohio az 4sc.i ayera.e, 100 D.
Samuel Houy is Michigan at - less t|O On the os av'
erage 40 IN.
d. TaIman, s Michigan at SIC; average, ] go 10.
SuYRPTLe supply light especially for this season or
the wear but full the demand There but little inquiry
fo mutton while pelts have fallen of 1s to &c. EACH that
chase from 5000 5000 head per entirely ruled
cGraw Brothers and Seaes sweeney two Of heaviest
houses, have purchased any for six days past
We quote prices noninay at 3a ~ 81 for good and $50
SIS 80 for real extras.
changed hands East Albany during the week the ruling
prices the close bein. 5a5c live weight for fair TO
heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

FAIR or THE WoMENs PmsoS AssocIATIoS.-The
Annual Fair Of this Association, for The benefit Of
the Isaac T. Hopper Home viii take place at Clinton
Hail. on the 18Th, l4th aud 10Th ns,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

HoNE CHARITY BlzAAR.-The damp character of
the weather yesterday was most uniayorable to the
inauguration of a festival at which the presence of
ladies is exceedingly to be desired if not matter Of
absoute necessity and the Fair for the benefit Of the
Home for the Frendless felt tho depressing influences
of tie showers. The Bazaar will, however, be open
to-day and this evening at No. % East Twenty ninth
street. and every day and evening this week and it is
TO be hoped that the friends Of this estima6e CHARITY
will turn ont ia full force. Contributions 10 the fund Of
this institution need not necessarily be in money;
goods provisions or toys, will be thankfully received
and applied to the best Of uses. The debt on the nsti
tuition, which has by persistent exerons been reduced
from twenty thousand to three thousand dollars, it is
LoIed may be soon oxtinsuished as to leave free
the hands Of the managers TO supply the wants Of the
hundreds Of tie suffering who will look to them for
aid in the trying times Of the Winter now upon us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

ExAGGEpAIRp RUMoRs-There were afoat il this
city Yesterday various indefinite rumors relative to
attacks on THE TRIBUNE newspaper Office IN New
York by mob or parties who had become ineens by
s per ting in the incendiary course 1t has long pur
sued on the political relations OF the North and SOUTH
and even now while such serious effects and apprehen-
ions are resulting therefrom The runors grew, as
they went until finally the statement was alloat that
Greeley had been killed during the violence OF the
scene lib .ltimore Sum- Monday.
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Pnsseueers Arrived

~ steam bp TEiu from hagstoa, Jarr.Mr and hs Toug-
lin Mesrs Mcdowell Bolrdlan B3iz Mends MoriI Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur ms Cooper Mrs Ramos two Misses Ramos three
Masters RsmOs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

WoNDEuUL INcREAsE.-On Saturday, We gave the
cots, charges, and expenses in the matter of the
Central Park extension amounting in all to S73 1872 50.
This estimate was made not ny the " Board of Com
mission Of the Central Park, as we then stated but
by the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment,
consisting of Messrs. Anthony j. Blocker, Hawley ID.
Clapp, and Richard Kelly. For some reason or other,
these gentlemen have since found occasion to modify
their estimate, reducing TO sjl,3S6 9S The CORE
spending and expenses of taking the present Park
1Oi blocks was but $751;? TO- Or fraction less than
$500 per block. The cost Of taking the II blocks of the
extension, according to the original estimate of
Messrs Blocker, Clspp, and Kelly was 5000 90 per
block; and even according to the modified estimate is
81 j32 90. The first is nearly eleven times and the
last morethan eight times the rate at which the present
Park was taken.
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by Telegraph
GnLuMnIA. y. c.. Dec. Q. IL ID.

There ia nothing of unusual interest transprng here
All tie delegates elected TO the Convention appear to
be in favor of prompt accession
COLUMBIA, Monday, Dec TO- 1850.
In reference to Commissioners from Virginia, zen
,uc v, and other border States, The Gpard:ar sys it
il useless measure. The Convention win not lialen
TO ersuasons from any quarter
CHARLEsToS, Moriday, Dec TO- 1850.
Gov. Gis il elected delegat to the Convention from
Union District.
Senator Clay of Alabama has rendered Gov Moore
hs resignation to take effect on the 18th of March, I'M
less Alabama should eecede earlier.
COL John Elmo,e has been selected by Gov. Moore
as Commissioner to the South Carolina Convention.
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GEOLiGIA.

MuLEDGEvnLE, Ca, Dec.9, 1860.
GOV. Brown is out in a long letter iavorns seces-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
Albany Live s,ocL Market.
REPORTED for The New-York Tribune.

IhrI0Hcd Tor TIC .1IN.FOfk IFlDlnt
WRsT ALBANY, Dec. n, 1850
BPEyE-WHh Only 500 head sale looked for an adj
vance but II has The best lunches snd
ae sry GOOD ones selling less than Monday a quality
taken into while the poor grades selling m up
and IN some instances fing odvapce selling freely There
are more Eastern b8yes here than lJs week They aye
takJg numbers but enough than the peo1s
week 10 make lie Ia the trade Brighton and Pr9ylance
will tste ct oct $50 bead.
RECypT-The following T. comparative Statement. Of
cc,nlA IA L nlnce Via the Now YoIk lenlIa halroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

Col +. ". Lander, w. H. West Of the Overland
Route, j. Cheney of Virginia A. ID. Linsley Of New
Orleans Capt j. n. Smith of the steamship Cahawba,
COL H. ID. Burkctt Of South Carolina j. III. Sedgwicl;
of Syracuse and H. Benson Of the United States Army,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Judge Hepburn and lady of Philadelphia Julius
Moyius of Buffalo, DR.. Brolarly of Philadelphia aud
+. NJ Horsey of South Carolina at The S.. Nieho-
las Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

The French bigsnne Vile de Bleye from Rum Key bound
TO BoideeuN put nlo fsyal Oct B with loss Of captain aud
men by itNer
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miscellaneous.
OTTAWA
Literary 4 Commercial Institute

WIS Institution, situated the corner of Main and
Cousibus streets, was organized in 1858,
he most favorable auspices, numbering u hun
"'eu students For this unusually large
are most grateful and feel willing pledge our utmost
To-, ,s'es 10 satisfy the confidence thus laced ia u.s.
rue course OF instruction in this Institution in tho
rough and p tactical embracing full cour.e NJ ,ndx
preparatory TO every branch bushes. in life and -
admission to any Of the classes in college " -
The commercial course includes single and doubJ. ar,
Try DOCK keeping as applied to stock and
books IN wholesale and retail and en-
banking, commercial calculations, penmansbin and
much other useful information usually taugtt !, on,
bes commercial colleges "
The student graduating from this department will b,
well qualified for the practical duties the countine
room s
This term will close on Friday, Dec e. Tn. p...
term OF the third year will commence on the first
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE, JR., A. NJ.
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department. and Instructor in
Book Eeepng and Penmanship.
MRS. JULIA A. B. STONE
Principal OF the Grammer Department and Instructress
in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA L. BUELL.,
Assistant and Instructress the Elementary Branches
Rev. E. LORRIEAUX
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
Miss AGNES SWAIN,
Ins,ruc r-ss in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per annun OF forty weeks, s..................S2 5
In Grammar Department.. 49,. ........... 20
In intermediate Department., -....--..-... Is
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
extra.
Tuition by the term in advance.
NO Efforts shall be wanting aabe every student 70
make the highest attainInents possible.
Inc frncipal has two houses to rent to
pupils iap3"I l. STOLE, Jk., PrinciDdi
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nlc0ifinrs.
Az ER7S
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY cUpE OF

rn.....
R....... EVER or Fever and Ag9e,
49, ShuI Fever. Dumb
Hr.b.ch. .n, D.,. ne, or bilious
o. Al. reSeSs, indeed
LASS Oh diseases origi-
-. 20 M,. Semehe, caused
u NAi"sh"tic COun-
=, orc .",su mere 10 o''e' "'e community remedy
80 % ."e' 'ne ABOVE complaints With GER
'e"'y, - III any quantity.
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le Farmin. Lands for Sale.
Lands for Sale

700 ACRES of improved land in the town Of Day
~ ton, four miles north of the city of Ottawa.
4oo acres In the vicinity of the OF Earlve, in
La Sale county.
600 acres south OF the Illinois River in the of
Broohheld Allen, and Grand Rapids.
All OF the above lands under cult vation and are
in farms OF So to 2i0 and will be sold in
suit purchasers.
40 acres in the county Of Grundy, partially improved.
l-2UO acres of unmproved land in La Sale county,
which to actual settler will be sold . long credit.
CDimproyed land in the counties OF Livingston White
side, Bureau, and Champaign in this State and ia the
States of Iowa and Wisconsin.
Also, several Houses and Lots In the city of Ottawa
The title to u e above property is ndisputabe,
the terms Of payment vii! be made
junll JOHN p. ANTHONY
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Valuable Property
FOR AT,E'

I WILL s.il, good time .nd =, reasonable price
Il the following property, viz:
Ny Residence on the east side e. Por River
the ea-t a ofblock lbein- TO froni and rs feet
deep II Is beyond question. tie location
iet Tesldenre IN Tie city Q; OTTAWA tn. grounds
adorned Win TIE FcTy cheiresl AIEts .irubbery
shade trees and m the garden apple pear, plum
peach trees N bearing condition. also, plenty - grape
vines, e+Erani- gooa-berr!es, rzsP berries
berries In sAar every ihilg desirable oE CON-
fort is proyidc for
Ai.. 800 acre. ofgsod prairie lAad New gicA:au
ana Pontiac, Livingston csugty.
Lots ?. and 3, BLOCK -. Ottawa,
Lots and 3. s-bds i.l0- &c and II r.ocL -
Lot 70, socE 50 a! good bus4nss. Lo,.
All Of The above valuable property q o~-rsd rv.-
sonAble price, and O. iu-e 10 s-.t tie pufrts,er.
uoyG VI gSNlS
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\ PLEASANT resident

A PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa large
"A portion Of the purchase money remain secured
On the premises for term Of years; wall be ex-
changed for farming land.
declI JOHN p ASTUoSy
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Ee9al advertisements.
MorfJ00s Sale

Mortgage Sale.
"HERkAS, Sylvanus p. Massey, Of the county Of
w La Sale and State Of Illinois, did on the fourth
day Of August 1853, execute and deliver to sew
moar Hutchinson, Of the same place. his certain
denture Of mortgage, bearing date the day and
Aforesaid for the conveyan ali those certain pre-
misses, situate in the county aforesaid described in
east quarter Of Section Twenty-Five (25 in Township
thirty four (34) NORTH of Range five 80 east OF the
gwen to secure the payment OF the sum Of one hun
dred and fifteen dollars, according the tenor and ef
feet OF one certain promissory note, dated Ottawa,
Illinois, the fifteenth day OF March, 1855, executed
by said Massey, and payable two years after date for
value received, said Hutchinson order, with in
terest at the rate Of ten per cent per annum and
which said mortgage was duly recorded in the Record
ers Office in and for said county OF La Sale, In boos
No 81, on pages lo4 and io5 and whereas, the said
Seymour Hutchinson did, the 26th day Of Septem-
ber D. lsGO, duly assign and deliver said mortgage
aud note to the undersigned; and whereas, default
ney according TO the and effect Of said promis
so,y note IN said mortgage mentioned.
now therefore, public motto. hereby given that
uef anu IN pursuance Of the power in said mortgage
contained shall the 27th day Of October next at
Az COCK ~, sell At public auction, at the south
o " the county court house in Ottawa, to the high
est bidder for cash. the said lands and real estate
I've aescr'Sea and all the right. title, and interest
OF ths SAID sylvester Massey therein, and so con-
Tefea 70 pn me a: aforesaid &C MASSEY.
- ~ " sep2e+w
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate
F)UsLic notice Is hereby given, tina, pursuant to
County and State OF Illinois, made at the Sep,-hrr
term thereof, 1862 the undersigned guardian Of
Elizabeth Reynolds, William Reynolds, and Ros.Iin.
Reynolds, and Thomas Reynolds minors, will sell a,
public auction at the south door Of the county cour,
house in Ottawa IN said county On Saturday the 10Th
day OF October, A 1850, between the hours OF to
o'clock and four o'clock y. Of said day. to tn.
highest bidder for cash in hand all the right title
interest OF said minors in and ts the following de
scribed real estate viz:
-Four fths l45l of the undivided one-tenth rI-I0l o
the west half of the south quarter Section
y-fve, I35,I in Township thirty four ls4l north o.
Range three 3 east Of the third principal merida
and also, four hnhs AL Of the undivided
HUI OF the undivided half OF the half o! the
north vest quarter Of Section thirty 1901 Township
thrtythrre 33 North of Range 70 east OF tho
third principal meridian ISRAEL G. COOPER,
sePz@" Guardian de,reAiid
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HAVING bow fun and complete abstract title OF
every piece Of land town lot IN The county
which Is kept up every night, prepared to far
nsh short notice and reasonable ,-rm. abstract.
OF title laEEs L. p. SANGER
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VIII be done il. lots Of 80 lbs. and ubn.rG. .,Is
cents per pound.
PHILIP GODFREY.S
Family Grocery Store |!

Corner 81 Main and Columbus SIS, Ottaua.
he subscriber mos; respectfully beg. leave to call the
attention OF the public hi. Grocery E.,abli.h-
eht- Ga we corner OF Main and Columbus
the FOX River Bridge. keeps con.an,, on band az
reeves weekly from the South E.sl SUPPLE, q
1"iIy Groceries d Eroyi>iOnx.
LD'Aeihs every article belonging his line o. ,r.d-
With many Others usually found in similar .s;aki,h
As ne bHy. only with Cash re can therefore SCI.
nF a. any merchant II to~n- He respectfully in
ne tAs also isrge assortment o. Tobacco and
ne beE- 20 return thanks for the I'D and be.
IA I-ofage heretofore extended him. and 0lic.s "a;
-""'---@les .-aal1- PHILIP GODFREY,
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Lands for Sale,


4 IN LOTS in Sanrer's Addition Ottawa and "a
lOO Lots in Old Town and States Addition 70 on,
ga, for sale cheap iAugsl LP SANGER
'V,HREE Houses and Lets TO rent
L auss LIP SANGER.
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Reai Gstate.
valuable city Property for sale.

dIudDkC lily ITOpcTty IOr Salcs
HE under signed offers for sale the valuable proper.
i ty upon which he resides, being Lot J. Block
So States Addition, situated the Of Couu-
bus and Washington streets near the Supreme Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, aud
blacksmith shop, with we'll, cstern &c, all in good
order, the premises.
Also, Lots and $ in Block H. Railroad Addition TO
Ottawa, being the south OF the block, and
situated the corner Of Columbus and Joliet streets
north Of the freight depot. There is good two story
dwelling house the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong inducements present.
ed to him change his business he will sell the above
property bargain. Isep22l PATRICK TANNING
Fine Farming Lands for Sale.
HE undersigned las still large quantity of sp'en
i did farming lands in La Sale and Livingston
ty for sale, terms, in tracts Of from ~ to Be
acres. as purchasers may desire. These lands all lie
within convenient distances of the railroads and the
canal and afford the best market facilities.
Ottawa, on the X. l. Il. r., and Pontiac, on the c.
H. X Will be the most convenient places TO stop
for those wishing TO examine the land. Anybody in
either place can direct persons to my residence
Bruce, August %, 1850. WILLIAM STRAWN
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LUCIAN = SANGER,

lLLlNolS LA ND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts OF Tile furnished, Collections made. Invest.
ments made in Government or other Lands Msney
Loaned Ottawa, August 5, ISL
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Prepared by DR.. j. C. Aver g. Co.,
LOWELL, MAS

~ " ELL, MASS.
Sold in Ottawa nv ID. WALKER. r.. GEtJrt,c u ,
THOMPSON, and NJ. kNEU-sL; in Chicago BY J. .
REED CO, and dealers in every town IA the United
Safes. or5-3m
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Farming Iun,I. sor S,Ie

FARMING Lands Tor sale.
VINHE undersigned has 800 acres of choice unim-
prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties for sale, on easy terms.
my1 GEO
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DAYTON
Wooden Manufactorv!!

THE undersigned take this method Of intor,inr ,,i
i old customers and the public generally thar ".
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery
viii enable double the amour, af
Goods have usually done; the demand for eur Good,
warrants this additional Machinery and hope to give
saiisacton in exchange. OF Wooden Goods for wool
portion OF cotton and sell for all wool Our good.
shall continue exchange Wool as formerly m. ,o
lowing kin Is Of GpoG. Heavy Cassmeres Satine,,
Jeans flanueIs Of different kinds Blankets. ana stork
ing Yarn Consider able attention will be paid TO soc.iu,
Yarn orders w be filed FOR all III. different grade, ard
Kinds OF Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Ni,-d Erd
C!oud-d, &c. and We will manufacture for merchant,
and others, Wool IT lots Of hundred pound, and
wards iito Stocking Yarn, any O the above knd.
soods. on liberia! terms for cash or wool A.
Cardins and Spinning
WI bs done IL lots Of 30 lbs. and upsards to IS
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Roll,
WIN De done At tx cents Per pound Tbsir machine.
VIII De clothed anew with the Of Card. .nd vi,b
net Carder, they expect TO have sood vork
dohe 1901 VIII be taken from D. pot a, Otara ana
fou- returned within Reasonable length o, tim. for
ing 'e WORK, which may be Gin strong she-t,l from
Almost any part Q: the state a a sraing eIpeu..
WOOL intended for exchange FOR any Of the a,o,. hind,
OF 1oods ACCOMPANIED by the proper order nav b.
oy halroad {" Ottawa and the good. will b, M, IN and
'snt WIKI Proinpinsss, according 0 order.
NC YOU'D al-o say, that have
Anu fIoarng Nlil ia operation, I-r.on, ~i.hiuv
nave thrIT grinding done short notice As W. hay.
p'eniJ O. water al ali times. Imy1-l J. d. GRHES
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Notice. to Builders

Notice to Builders.
TTAvING re owed my Marble Establishment directly
IL opposite the new Post Office, ON Columbus street,
the enables to furnish builders with
stone order the shortest notice and at the low
figure Having of the most experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satsfaction
N B. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. mav2O WILLS / BRO.
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GIVEN improved farm. Tor sale.
= sugs LIP SANGER.
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Kerosene Oil & Lamps.
FOR SALE AT


w HAT 10 yea bcr1f k~rasru. oil Do y,u Ike
~ u: le- Kim. % The most economical light II
use "her- &c sou get II. : {. EARL s5s'.-
Trey nave TIE r~Euin- Boston Kerosene Oh. and tne
lot OF Lamps az thrf sore. opposite the Mansion House.
ihr 4-c>3i"n beng frequently asked regard 20
'e -'s' O We kerosene light ~ persons noticing the
very s!eE consumption Of the H. as contact 70 the
oTLaucy ana beauty Of ihe H>ra- Offer the follow
Ag sci-tae statement, which prepared BY Proe.
-sI T. hrHt, one o. the mos; prominent and istn-
gais.d chen cts OF New YORK. Taxing ;.e amour.
light which oEs gallon o. Kerosene Oh will produce
and the price, 40 as the STANDARD the cost OF the
following lighting materials. will compare Nth /, $. foi-
lows; one gallon OF Kerosene OIL produce. as much
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DOIlSs

4 FEW nice ones for framing;
IN few nice ones for copying;
Two Stereoscopes and Plates,
At the Drug and Book Store Of IocSl z. y. GRIGGS
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NHEAP BUOkS 2t
jan29 ORTON,.S BOOK STORE
rHEAP BOOKS At
" jams ORTOE'S 80OH S1ORG

COMPETITIONS Y STORE,
AZ Homau.,s old stana Main Street, nearly ePpo-
site the Bank,
OTTA WA, ILLINOIS.
rur .ubscriber having taken the late popular estab-
i U,hment of j. b. Hamale, 10 prepared to manufac-
turs and supply heretofore, all kinds Of CONNECTION.
At wholesale RETAIL warranted equal the best
eastern article.
he also keeps kip1s Of TOYS, table ornaments &C.
ICE CREAM servef at any hour during the summer
his Aso.. pllied by the quantity private
families, parties, &c.
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand
manufactured to order. lmxy2Sl WIN. EBERT.
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Fishing Tackle
Books Books. Books.

fHNhIng Tackle.
4 LARGE and complete assortment, rem Troa,
N Line 10 MilnOw Hook, for sale low,
mario :. c. EARL SONS.
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Oil! OIL!
MACHINE Oil, Lard OIL Linseed OIL Whale Oil
Nl Meats Foot Oil. and Fish Oil, for sale BY
aug20 EY GRTGGS
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M An Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads from 5 cents to ~. Paper Dolls and
Furnes Also, large stock OF Toys, At the Drug and
Book Store of TocSl L. Y GRIGGS.
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NOn.ExplOsive Fluid.
t(EMEMBER that Z. Y. GRIGGs has the only genuine
- Non Explosive Fluid sold in ottawa-a others
only limitations. oc29
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FanCIes.
i SEFUL and Ornamental, such Money
~ Card Cases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets, &c.
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Gold Pens.
III HAVE a arge assortment of DAWSON wARsEu 4
IL HIDES Pens, the best Pens made IN the Z, R..h
Pen is warranted At the Drug Store Of
ocS GRYCca
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