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WHEREAS, CHARLES &. Z.

FHlsAnF. Of the Ct7 Of thA ASo. In the CoukSy Of
EooE and ate u Hnut did heretofore laf- *. sts and
deliver 70 tht urd'rsx < tGar-- w. kEekh hla eeEtAn
0eel Of TEu& hesrng ds OF tbs ninth dAv NJ lee*
A. u lisa wh!eh .&3l lts /. rd ip the once Of Tho
Eerk u TITO Cct Cou1t Of Eai VI ouss In Gouk
rs Or ue d. At ta4 ~ wttrby said pruss1nx convey ri
TO me LoA number nv1 %. y! 2urx& SuitsiA%u OF Lot
humber ~ Il Beck EuIasr &tn Vt th< usI{
ral sowu o. Oh" aEO uov 1t, Of >Axo il al County
and ssae with the 1ppe ts' st~usz she payment
q ee1t4in fEuui+ory S"sA sFM- +s=a t.te ~uh tat
Dtel Aa4 IN a4i peti ps ucuiArs de'eHhr,; ts< taa
prnu 'ry no'es having bssn gwen tos the money
Ant where's il was provided in sid rr.ss Dsel that In
c4~t a.aut atouL - n4sd- the sa> OF s2l Fgn+
pl-sory S.tes either Of :hsrl ,e+-s On any AT
thereof Accatd The anil tc t1xrrcf then
whole Of ssll t.debc1nes4 .ouil Immediately Gus
and payable:
Ard whereas teaui t.. bern male In u. payment Of
cert Ln or Ed Eoiea aud 'ttA! vlrs ocvn
bs the s holdxra Vt sAid s,te saia
pte1nltes uuter fts p,~erf in lid Desei MD
Pubic Ice h &aeTe1h Ecr BY t.k by vEtue 6f
the puwef of xIe In -1 utt1 Il iu.t .rata &C.. Aral
saturday. the 18th ray of Jatasy, u. rt Al the
hour of ocloc tho ae1ouon II rte nn5h dner Of
ths 1: ut& HOUSE, ir SID Cp5 Of ac ole. for .xe At
public the hshs h.1 10; GA.h. The s3 Lot
dve t3) uf turk >ubdi t.tn Of Lot ~. tn
Beek nunttr sixteen III, of the aI towa nf Etk.E
lily u Ehcz<D, hcat ihe de. crlfet lu
sall Trust deed together viii the a u'ten II
tho 1lxht sud equity OF r.tsrtoa OF .an u aIss U. +.
f1u~snx his h-Ea tsscu.ns Ev1rs e stGxt IN
and 10 s4d prrl.is :. Z. ". hElEGlt. Ttuset.
Dated thla It'll Lay Il JasuAsy. l-eI. IaiS b. ltd
1h-. above sale i pospnnsd To saurIar, shs ll,h day
, 1860-02-17

NEW YORK. INSURANCE
In AGENCY
H0WARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital aad Surplus, Il
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ESeEfenCcd.

The Ottawa rescuerS were finally SEN
fenced in the L. S District Court at CHI
cago on Tuesday Governor HossAcX was
sentenced to pay fine of 500, and
spend 10 days in limbo; Dr. Stout $50
fine and 10 days Imprisonment Claudius
B. King $40 fine and one days imprison
ment Mr. King has paid up, served his
dav. and is now at home. Messrs. Hos
sack and Stout are still in prison.
The fine and imprisonment, however are
the smallest part of the punishment.
formidable little bill of costs remains be-
hind. In Dr.. Stouts case they are said to
foot up about $500, in Hossack's about
$1,000; in Kings, $50.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
E.sspie.; Ak.
- = - ; =
y" w -

y II w q h IA.
When completed, SIX years ago. the St Nicholas was
universally pronounced the magnificent, conven
lent and thoroughly organized establishment of the
kind this continent.
What it W. then it remains oday-srStt0Utd rirdi
in size, az suPtnousHeSs, and in the general elements
of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accommodations fer 900 guests, in
Guiding loo c0Ite suites qfapGrtnelsts for fam lilies
Sir huHdred parsons can be comfortably seated at
the tables Of II, three public dining rooms, and
thing tina, modern has devised :or the convenience
and social qualification Of the travelling public has been
omitted in s plan, is neglected in its practical de-
tails.
The early reputation of the house at home and
abroad, derived from its magnitude, its superb appoint
ments, and its holae-Iite coD,fts and IurU,ies, has
enhanced every year by the unwearied exertions
of the Projectors
sepl-5m TEEADWE ELL, WIITCOMB e. CO.
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c. E. PRATT i Co.-The new goods Just
arriving at this popular dry goods estab-
lishment are creating quite buz. Such
goods were never before seen in Ottawa,
is the averment OF many. The new style
ladies cloaks for winter. excite particular
admiration, Louis has just been East and
come home with a prtrate partner, which
adds greatly to the interest and attrac-
ton about-his home
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OTTAWA fire. Traoer.
LOCAI. MATIERSt
MIR. Van Buren's speech.

The democracy of Ottawa enjoyed rare
eat on Monday evening, in hearing a
speech from Z. NAN buren,, Esq, of Chica-
20. But two or three hours notice could
be given, as Mr.. Y b. came among US
unexpectedly, yet the house was. Tiled,
and his remarks heard with close attention,
and heartily cheered. Mr.. Van Buren, is
one of the finest orators in Northern H.
linois, and makes a crushing argument
against republicanism. With time for full
notice, thousands would assemble any
day at Ottawa TO hear him.
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Supreme Judges.

The Supreme Judges have been in ses-
sion Gin chambers) in this city for the
past two weeks, making up decisions and
comparing and revising written opinions,
&c, on cases taken under Amusement,
preparatory to their publication. We
have list Of the decisions, and shall give
it in our next
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CHICAGO MARKET.

.f,, .t..r CHICAGO, Oct. 4, 1860.
The -four market active yesterday and
prices favored buyers. The transactions were
mostly confined to good and choice brands Of
spung wheat extras at 81. 23a4. So, the lattor
beng extreme outside quotation. Wheat was
good request, and a heavy business was DONE
at o5.as6c for No , spring, S1taSS.c for No.
do, 9Oc for Northwestern club in store, the mar
ket clogns quiet at S5siaS1c. Corn was more
active than at any time for the past twenty days,
aud large amount went Off at 395 la4 c for No. 2,
and 4iai2c for No. l, closing steady. Oats we've
dniet at l9c in store and 20 adoat. BSrley was in
good request At 4. aiSc for No. Q, and 53a56c for
No. in store, and Coo for prime in bags
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Mr.. FIsEE has just returned from Dos
ton and New York, where he has made
enormous purchases of fall and winter
clothing, which are now arriving lie
boasts that he has the best stock In the
city, and sells little lower than anybody
else. He is not the man to back down
from what he says
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IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
Dr.. IGI5 IMAM PILLS

-
PREPARED M corHe1ir, /. CffesfladH, u, H., N,tc
l0IE city.
result OF iouE and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation and certain III correcting all irregu-
larties Painful transformations. removing all "bstrUc
tions, whether from cold Otherwise. headache pain
In the sid I;,tieU Of tie heart whites. all nervous
affections, ty~teT.cs, fatigue, IA il the back and
limbs &C. disturbed sleep, Which from Interrupt
tien OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable, ;!.ey will bring
ths monthly peri with regularity. LADIES' who
have bee. Disappointed in the Of other Pills can
place confidence in Or. Cheeseman's Pills
ing all tIlt tiiey represent 70 do.
NOTICE.
YHs5S IS c0sFi';aa offls FFJ7u's Se7 in srEj,i
tie PHI r,,,7sot Re trEea Sritto5t producing PCE-
liar RENTL'. Tie coHfs-io7, r.r. rTsi 10 * PREG-
NiNCJ-t4~ result. MISCARRIAGE. Such is tie
tsJ-sstsii. Z. HecHo J The ae0irJH@ 10 restore tie
tipi flt.fi09y 10 normal c0HHtjDH. that TCeH tie
BFyfsrtirg yrs~sr 0r U"t"r@ 'tfItHDf resist u.
Warranted paryiv vegetable. lai free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions. wh'rh should he read,
accompany each E,N. Price -. S-ut ~ mail
eln.ir. 81 Or. CasEuIus l.. CrEEsEwAS, box 1851,
Post Office. New York City
Z IL. iUTCHINGS,
GsneyrT Ag-Ht 5l TIE TfHsI >'fa-. To- CEGmJsySst,
.,e York to 'c@oa M JrhoiS,le orde's shouid be ad
0rs>S~0.
SOLD ino;tawa ty rar2-ivI D.wALkER.
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EAGLE MILL-This mill, lately under the
control Of Messrs. Graham & PanGoast, has
been purchased by Mr.. J, Wood, Of the
City Market and is ROW under his sole
management Extensive repairs have
been made and the mill is in thorough
good order new miller has been en-
ployed, and as good work is guaranteed to
customers as can be done at any other
mill in this county See adv.
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EETEE1 "a ROOD,
kESS< HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.
CLAY .Tt-t Published. an Il S-ilsd EHrsiope-
4 LECTURE on the nature treatment, and radical
n cure % Spermatcrr! Ora, Seminal Weakness,
srxual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary Ennis
sons proG-g ing impOtency, Consumption and Mental
and Physical Debility
BY ROE J. CULVEEWELL, ii. D.
The Important fact that the awful consequences Of
self abuse may be efectUay removed without internal
medicines or the dangerous applications of Caustcs, in
strurntuts iedicasG b0uges. and other empirical de-
vice., = here clearly and the entirely
Eigilt successful adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained, by OF which
Is enabled TO inSef perfectly, and ut
the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the adyer
tised uostTuu- of the day. This Lecture will prove
boon 10 Thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal any address post P1id, the
ceipt a. two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CHAs
J C KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York, Post Box
<-3-5. aug2j-ly
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The members of Undin, Engine Co. No. q will meet
at their house on Tuesday evening, Oct. OH, at *
o'clock. general attendance is req Vested bust
CT importance will come before the Company.
Per order W. X. STEWART .S6c'v
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

Hraln n1;llkcG uuAiI "AeAA NJ ALI
portant change in prices
....... OrrAwA Oct. 5, 1860
FLouy--Winter wheat. 81. 15a3 pr loo; spring W
extra, 81. 5Oa215; spring " fine 200.
Corn Heai-SOas i.00pr. 100
Ubeat-W inter, SlaS5c; spring, ia. ,.
Corn-Ear, 35c for IS lbs; shelled 3oc for 70 lbs.
Olts-l1c for 81 lbs.
Bu,Iey-4Oai5c for 4S lbs. Hi- --..
Rye-40c. s'f
ItIaotily seeI-:1.G5
potdtOes-2Uc. p. bush.
Eygs-9c.
Eatttr-l2-al4c.
CAR .SktRS-1c
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Special Notice.

ALL persons favoring the election OF JOHN BELL and
EpwARD EVERETT respectfully invited to the
Court House, o'clock N, of Friday, the 18th of
October, 1850.
PS-Ths is a call that should be obeyed. USIoSIsr
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MUsIC-FRANK FoED, an accomplished
teacher OF music, both vocal and on the
piano, as we'll as composer Of music, has
taken up his permanent residence in this
city, and Will commence forming classes
next week Mr. F. comes with the high
est Recommendations, and deserves the
patronage Of our citizens.
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EGECTION.-At a meeting CT the Illinois
and Mississippi Telegraph Company in
this City on Tuesday, Hon. J. D. Cation
was reelected President, i. II Beebe,
Vice President, and Thos. Bassnett Sccre-
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Rev. W. p. STRICKLAND
Rev y nAXsANi' 1SeJs York.
Rev. c. LAEJE.
Rev. T.. p. RODGERS. d. d,
Rev W. Il. SPRaGUE, u D., tiy5qEy, 4. =
Rev. J. y. CAMPBELL, d. d,
Rev CHARLES ANDERSON
Rev. CHARLES HAWLEI,
Rev. DANIEL H. SENPLE, AuJurn, y. 7.
Rev. f. VI. HOPKINS.
Rev. WILLIAM HO>MER
Rev. o. II. TIFFANY, ID,
Rev. c. J. BOWEL,
Rev. JONA. CROSS. ...
Rev. JOHN ArCEoS, D., Baltimore, Nd.
Rev. W. T. d. GLEN.
Rev. ". II. Gil APNAN,
Rev. =. 5. EVANS,
Rev. K. c GALBRAITH: Gocdnsto'rn: M.
Rev. 7. DAUGHERTY, Wrgnestoro, Pa.
Rev. TIIOS. f LOCKE, WsSHsoreIdHd CO., Ia.
Rev. W. a. CROKER, Norfolk. =,
Rev. j F. LANNFiN. Ssieip, Ia.
Rev en-; HBNkEL, I'D, Charleston, s. c.
Rev A. a. PORTER. SIaa. Ala.
I iRev JOSEPH J. TWiSE, Speedtesn, s. c.
Rev. B. B. ROSS No5ile, Ala
Rev. J. L. MICHAUX. Eafeld, ". c.
Rev Rev. G. G. E HAkRis Henderson, y. c.
Rev HENR ~ 4; RILEY Moatrose, Pr
r Rev W F. CURRY I I A. ~. Genera " T.
Rev ELBERT SLINGERLASD, Scotia. NJ.
Prot. JOHN FOSTER.
5: $9tSS!5 s sSssH s' "
Rev p. c. PRUGH, Ieisi0, q.
Rev Es, b vi ss eKIpiA" An Cincinnati, o.
REV T. GRAND GIEAED, Rip,ey, o.
Rev. A. BLAKE.
Rev. l.. C. BENSON, \. NJ, IGGRtter, o.
Prof, J. J. M'EI.iIENNY, D,
Rev +. CHESTER, Ir0nt0H, ..
Rev. E. =, HAsTY Cl,nbr.dge city, Ind.
Rev. }. c. ARMSTRONG, Saline. Njch.
Rev. i. HINT, '
Rev ENSTftN MOGBOUGH, CdmbridJs CITY, lad.
Rev. RICHARD WHITE. Nji!On Ind.
Rev. CALVIN YALE, YGTfinSJ urgh, ". J..
Rev. JOSEPH FLDRiDGE. Norfolk, Conn.
Rev Rev J9HS w xEXHi M uors,,,r Mas.
Rev. WILLIAM PHIP =.
Rev. OSMoND c. BAKER, Bishop !
of NJ. L Church, [ r,,corg n ~
Rev. TIiOS. RATHAY.
Rev. HENRY p. PARKER.
Rev. q. y. I'D. montgomery. v. !.
Rev A. NJ STOWE, CtHdn3digIld, ". !.
Rev WILLIAM LONG, elf Nine Mich
OHices IF Exhibition and sale =
495 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
Il5 LAKE STREET. CHICAGO,
ia NORTH FOURTH STREET, ST. LOT Is
,s1Sr.nrax C,ncrI.R wv FAY.
mar2f <'pe''t' "'''''" .i'''
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The " Bell Party or in other terms,
the Old Line Wings, as they call them
selves, have made a call for meeting on
the 18th inst at the Court House IN
Ottawa They insert their notice as sn
advertisement; as such we publish it.
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SAD Academia child of VIM. G. Hall,
in the town of Ophir in this county, was
accidentally drowned on Tuesday evening
by falling headforemost into swill bar
rel The child was but 10 months old
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20 the voter. osIaSa.Ie county.

At the request of many friends, Of both political par
ties, announce myself candidate at the approach
ing election for the office OF Clerk of the Circuit Court
of this county In making this direct appeal TO you Tor
sefrages it is proper that should say tha as
OF interfering with present pelltica
organizations or Of attempting to influence any voter
in his choice legislative state, or presidential tickets
am An independent candidate, standing aloof from
all political combinations relying fer success upon the
favorable consideration of the people alone.
Peru, July IS 1860. hENRf s. BEEBE
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JsIHE subscriber will send free Of Charge ts all who
desire it, the Recipe and directions for making .
simple Tcgetdbke BdlD that will in from two to eight
days remove Pirnples, Blotches, Tan E,eckies Saow
ness and all impurities and roughness of the Skin,
leaving the same-as Nature intended il should be
soft clear, smooth dud beautiful Those desiring the
Recipe, with full Instructions directions and advice,
will please call address, with return postase)
JAS. T. MARSHALL, Practical Chemist,
iul.-3m No. 81 city Buildings, ". YORK.
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THE
PeOpIe's Cooking Stove.

We beg leave &c cali the attention OF AouseheePerA to
our new elevated oven Cooking stove, tie
sss.Ss IT, =. EE' = :; - So I-So$
Tor burn ing btualiaous coih
This is up in the most simple style, having
direct draft from the CRATE the smoke pipe, with
serapers attacked to tie 70 clean the fues
while the in operation. There large doors
from: fsr putting coa without removing the top
The plates ar-s heavy tlreuglseit, and the top IRE
plates and pieces OF extra hickDess ard ven
tila,ed to prever; warPins ~ b-rai''g ont.
The Surprise hss been thoroughly tested during
the ,taf and is ily -TGated in every respect.
MANLEY DOW,
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Mas. TARBLE-The opening at Mrs.
Tarble's Millinery establishment yesterday
was quite an event 1t was the first ofthe
season. and the day being pleasant, at
tracted crowds Of ladies, who averred that
they never did see anything SO nice. Mrs.
T. ALWAYS takes them right along
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BEAN 81 MoRGAN-Another heavy arri-
val of new goods at Bean & Morgan's (Na-
fingers old stand) Their stock is very
full and embraces about everything in the
dry goods and grocery line that is ever
called for,-an at their proverbially low
prices.
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Sts,t Bcro1i Fgu- t'--lD
N leriorlty.
1,t. DURtEniTT.-Ias'i,e " RI proper care Iea,t
1888. "
I'd. HaSrr.crURE.-F Every rorticn Of The Stove ia
thoroughly constructed. fach stove T. sui t.-f t. a
critical and noae leave cur Orks unless
~ aud perfectly 6rislei.
81. CAPAGTY.-BIksIg, broii.g, boiling, ting,
and all other culinary operations perform a ~ tts
Sda' time. barrel Of f5ur baked into bread with =
Tin se fire
All. Recommending the cost OF the stove in or3
years la the item "i lusl.
5th. NESTILATIOs or OvES.-Tn IT,. Stewart STOW.
alone the fou doors open drcctly into tr oven. (prc.
teCtrd ~ letters ratcf'n securing a direct dra.t
through the fpp Of tie 0rsB, by means Of perforated
holes in the doors and back Goes. y will be borne in
mind that, tie heated Gr always rises this ineoI
oil ventilation u the only onec any valGc whatever.
9th. ESTIRE CcslBCL. oF iiEAE.-The heat generated
by the stove. may lie IeIJ Herf and as. or tbyoaryl
into TIE ~ jieGNiys.
1ih THE BorBIg SHXET BOTTOM FLrE-Dy whish u
COMPRISING and iJyertng action Of heat obtained,
and the more eye1ly aEd efficiently heated than
by any ether known invention.
9TH. Observation-Disclosures M top AID without
the posSbii.tp Of smoAe entering the room,
Sh. Hon WAITE RE-LTvIrl y AIMING CruEEr-
Bo;i useful aud convenient supplied toy ts heat
ana without farI.
lpth. WAT p BACr.-An ARRANGEMENT '1- supplying
hot water for the bath room equal 70 any range.
Sold by all dealers, a rral 81 3 months, with
a written guaranty for that D-rioI IL asked
~ Beware OF tie Uurrc roE, worthless i-Iitatiops
now in market zee that the Of i. =. stewart,
AID 81 the manufacturers axe On each stove. No oter
s4y- Descriptive pamphlets free by mail to any .d-
dress Agencies IA all tie principal Giles aud towns
Ia the United States. address,
FULLER, WARREN & Co, TroV, Y. y.
Sole Manufacturers and P.ogrietOrs o. the Clinton
Stove Works.
For sale s.lyb I,sreG MAyLEY DOW.
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yayHE City Collector may be found daily from O'Clock
AN. until o'cl OK p. at his Office, corner OF
Main and Columbus sts to receive taxes. As the time
will expire within which taxes can be paid with
mourning additional COSTS tax will see the
importance of attending to the matter at once
sepS NJ. BARTON, city Collector.
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H00FlAkD'S GERMAN PILL.

bsins well known throughout Europe and America needs
commendation here. They purely vegetable are
prepared with great eyactness and sugarcoated No
better Catlagtc Pill be found PRICE % cts per box
These medicines prepared by DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON
Co. Philadelphia, Pa, and St Louis No, and sold by
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere The sig
nature Of c. NJ JACKSON will be the outside Of each
bottle T box.
In Ererybofys Almanac, published annually, you
will find testimony commendatory notices from all
parts of the country These Alanacs given away BY
al agents.
For sale in o--tva by e. Z. TIL 1NpSDS, D. WALK
En- E. Y. GEi,iCi$. and u. kNEUSSL. novi2
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Mis- GEEGG's MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
1t is the oldest in the city, and has always
maintained Il decided popularity. Mrs
Gregg has just received heavy new stock,
embracing all the latest styles of bonnets
for fall and winter wear, with children $
hats, and a thousand fancy fxings that we
couldn't name if we would Give her a
call, ladies-she's all right, you know al
ways Remember her store on Main St,
over Il. .. Blacks grocery store.
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z DIED-After a few days illness, at Ellenied, near
Ottawa H. the 81 of October JAMES CARTON, Esq
late of Meadestown, County Dublin, Ireland. lie was
followed to the grave by his sorrowing family and .
large number of friends.
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G>s--s S@S-7
cgssss.ffs..-ssz. Va .sscSsSa
AGRICULTURAL STORE!

At the old Mechanics Hal, Madison street,
,cc& Of a.Saile.
HAVE bought out the store formerly owned by ]. NJ
1 TAEBLK, and have moved il to the old Mechanics
Hail. doors west of Ialbert's Shoe Store. where
the farmers of La Sale county be supplied with
every variety of Farming Implements, from Hoe to
Tireshing Machine.
MY facilities tor such a business enable to furnish
everyhi in the line that the may order. at
short notice if have got it on hand. intend to
keep up with the times.
FARMERS AND AGRICULTURISTS.
intend to keep Field Garden Seeds Of all kinds
Of tho rery beat All articles re cheap as can be
bought in Chicago anywhere else in the West;
Please give me a call. lloPLEl DRE".
GRNioux n TAnuK will have his office in my
ro.n1 OTTAWA, August IS, 1s6o.
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MARRIED-0n the 3oth ult., at the residence of II.
C. Stearns, Esq, Chicago by Rev Dr. c. v. Kelly, Mr..
GEORGE X TozER OF Athens, Pa, and Miss MARTHA lA
WIN of Chicago.
On the 9th ult, in Manlius, by Rev z. Coleman Mr.
JAMES LEAK aud SARAH, eldest daughter of William
PetdicOrd.
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Chicago l. r. Island Railroad.

Ek q 60 - - -
TRAINS PASS OTTA Va 7,ATION,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-06
Miss Davis School.

20 builders.
"E sell Lime, Hair. Stucco, and Cement, and are
W noS prepared TO fill orders at low rates. II - &
iuBff VAN DOREE OSBORN
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
CITY DIRECTO RY.
RED WING CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL.
Caslsr CHusoR-At the Church, junction Of
East and Weat Avenue with Broad street. Ser.
vices st lOk A. n. and 6k O'Clock r. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service
Daily morning prayer vt O'Clock. All seats
free. Rev. E. r, Welles, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
TlssT PaEsBYr1RIAN-on Sixth street, (peaI
she Court House). Servi. es At lo>5 A. ~, and
2. II. Rev. J. W. Hancock, raaeor.
METHODIST.
ane and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
bath At lok \. NJ. and ~ r. N. Sunday
scnool st3P: N. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabez Brooks
observation-disclosures on East Avenue.
GEnHAH Mxraoolsr-corner Of Broadway &
fourth street. Services at lO1< A. NJ, and I
+. u. Row. Henry Kolbe. Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
SwsoE LurHxRAx CavAoH-on Filth street.
Services 1t lO1l A. NJ, and P. NJ. Preaching
svs.y wsdnesd"y evening at o'clock. Rev.
C. KoPep, Pastor.