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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

NAVY BLUE FLANNEL-For Army and
N.Y. men. uhe color And Qualities can both
Ono Prioe only, marked In plain figures.
,o,o. PERkf & BRO,
az lS-lVS Pa, ave. And Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

VALUABLE CARRIAGE HORSE FOR
SALE;-Also, enc set of Carriage Har- n
nsss, single. Tho Horse may be seen ct T-A
Pope's Livery Stable, near the Navy Yard. N
For terms address II. x. B., star Office.
An 18-Ivf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-05

admiral Dupont. N conm1u':a ing &c the
J. S, Navy Department The circumstances at
tending the capture Of the british steamers
Scotia Anglia eno Uw2chiia, acc the dastrtc-
ylon of the Mimic, says *hat tie crew e. tne
Scotia we're ia ii state Of intox;catlon, 60 5nGV
.nev became almost onnapageable, anG aching
5ounteer lieutenant Conroy ordered 5Aeili 80
BE transferred on 5oaSt the Restless and enc IN
irons, The Anglia when captured, was almost
out of coal, aud was sent by Captain Gordon,
senior officer, off Charleston to Port Royal TO
be supplied This is the same vessei which
attempt to enter Charleston IL September,
and being headed off succeeded IN making her
escape through the darkness.
It is generally conceded that no other man
has so good prospect for election to the I.
S. Senate, from Pennsylvania, in place Of Mr..
Wilmot, as Gen Cameron, who is now rnGe-
stood to be on his way home from Russia
Steam navigation between the Western ports
Of Mexicc ard San Francisco isapout to reccm
,nence The steamer Oregon S advertised &c
make monthly trips.
The r. =. Post says:-;':.a os:l 2ssu@s a:
rat the j. S Government las 5aka,: ali rs
ccssary end possible measures IL Gut 3 sop 60
the career Of the pryateer alabama. il is %
prudent 70 state whas has been doLe /; /;
sufficient to know, what We are assured Ct c.:
the best authority, that such measures we1a
saken, and such means pat ii opeTstioc: -
once by the Navy Department as wilt 2H1
speedy stop to the career cf the new ship.
The attacking force at Pocatago, 5. -, 5
said to have been upwards OF 5000 men. Lbs
Richmond and Charleston papers says r;lao
the repulse Of the Federal troops vas very &C.
ci1ed, accompanied with heavy loss.
The iron-olad steamer P&ssalc, butt aIver
the model Of the Monitor, vent ~ trla! trip
down the bay in New York on Monday. "A
interesting feature Of the trip was the trial Of
The new l5-inch gun. L worked perfectly
satisfactorily The vessel Is pronounced sue.
cess in most particulars, but It developed Z
lower rate OF speed than was guaranteed o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-05
Manassas Junction.

MANASSAS JUNCTION, Tuesday, November
4. s \. MI have information from Gaines"
vile up to six o'clock this morning: when
nothing was known there leading 60 the bellef
that the Confederates yesterday attempted 70
dispute the march of General Siegers cone
mand FROM this poin: in the direction OF Front
Royal.
Gen, SickIas is established here for the
time being, though he, too is pushing out his
forces, a portion of which must now be holding
the railroad miles from here, in the direction
Of the Manassas Junction. The Contederates
were, three or four days ago, said to be rebuild
ing the bridge over Broad run, beyond which
they have run no cars in this direction since
Pope's retreat upon Washington.
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desnatch from Sn ckersvIle, 20 the Gnlla-
delnnia Inquirer dated yesterday, states mat
the Eonfederates are III view from the crest OF
the Blue Ridge, and in considerable force be-
vond tine Shenandoah. Jannonading is going
or towards Manassas Plains: and shells are
seer exploding The mounted scouts q TIE
Confederates occupying the roads IN front :
Can't. NJ. G. Pratt OF The ist Massachusetts
was killed at room in sklrmish, near the Shen-
andoah side Of the mountain. Longstreet IS
snnposed to command the Confederates.
In Gov. Morehead's account Of the interview
he had with President Lincoln, in company
with other gentlemen, previous to the breaking
out of the present war, he says, the President
narrated various anecdotes in reply to the argu-
ments and appeals made to him, not to resort
to coercion. He, also, says that the President
told Mr. Bives that If Virginia wonld not
s,eceGe. ne would withdrew Gte :Icopc from
Sum:::'
ms II. Z .S'm5uns says: ne eye . me
Government Is 1Dozz Nalj*aE Jour- :2orse SIC
vicinity, anG he hands o. TIE vcyelnnen3 ere
securing inmates for the DC Capital 2r;soa
Letters 3o1Gil: ;,pcu tii:s EnciS1e2: .ec inquiry
into frvitfu! 41eidG enc since Ter arGes& snctner
Confederate nail BAG has oe2n a3c4ie(:> 2s2o !
ray Dos;-c1t1@e discovered.
81: GGeo!ae~U Lewis, 52e ySrlvlst oac:e:s:J
a .Gr
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LJ-:c c14z.z.5:s-5 led /
We've: niac: sAs :Ha:tt;- 8. &c us 57iai 1o,g
blow oeve: vas 3n3 '91oc..::.:cs i, :.e,,sa !
fires Of any zaaenaan. 2cssza~ s.seaIssh !
may be &c shs TEAL =, :acaae s:,2 j. j
IDENTITY legior-a,udgl2s = :-,7 .55os;: .ssa to1
the last fire vhea & os>i@ ,:cesa5s' va;,
ling wind, &c sss::iozs : cee:2 i, ::,l:e:s 3oi
the eyes 9; sil graeeas zac: cen; s. 6d,n|
Kissing in fury through he ali.
That <'the proper course IS 10 get al ,5e \
gines ready" is but to e:ho the very CON,
suggest by M" who indicated the mode |
which it should be effected, as clearly expye,
ed in particular section that lays this DON
as law" the duty having been aeyolyed NJ
upon all hand" but the Engineer, and hem
the necessity of such officer being promptly al
pointed by The City Council
The page referred: &c BY TEAL 2rs; be |
"crowner Sc les: lar, :" vnda? ne &c 9dende
60, It cannot Re e|32, s1:c1 laE oeins Could
less more ia;- lila, &c 3:@c2 ''z "2s3:5elo:s .77i1
fellow ;kksn :,:7 -.u2lci2s, c:<a.;:: 10 a.]
I7.1.s cayc a2 yaso::: ii>;: : Gu
plies brought SIT % ' Z = ceeaen
Kirby G.;,,s 1as 3c,::t7 .2:,leS ic2g, &c 5'n
5 nlillioo ;srcs s. Ken :1cl* j e2ecs VT: layy
amount c.: c;c:a1ag> >cc55c &c ,:; ccsccecc aaG a
wagon loacac3 oscc@, 5000 oa;r'aa:.:s >,2's,
600 mules sn5 o:.s22. :, Gee 2as'7:c sr@ .a
lot Of :iogs
800: = =
EEyT 27Lz=.1 .5SG]5c; .-.:jJ.
W lei:
p, .412,5 l.. :; III
;4Lo *; It22::,:
rrs4@: The new a1G conl:n3>::.2t: sfeanGa
i. z9=l l: ;E-z-~:.c 81 !.'3 Il! lszvc ID
of Kirg street wharf a.9,e::T -hnrs1aT ;:enIh[
at O. clock D ~ Returning, T!l! l2&T2 sseo]
wharf below VTalau: street, :ll.ilGt.al2a'a even
Mondav, at o'clock. :. u. 452co1a!aooa::S11
for {. limited npGl532 81 .cG32an3eIS., ..EsIsl
taken at the lcwes3 :'a:e2 a.lG &c wharfage snS7
ge9 2or particulars. apply 90 2oaIe; .. "
). BRJJA-ssI Il ~; gems,
Corner Union sIleer and -3&Eelt3 Flie'
oct 23-lm
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Ordered 80 Sea.

New YORK, Nov 5.-The ships Of var Da-
,otah, Vanderbilt ADD Inc have be2o ordered
e sea immediately They will PROBABLY SCI
c~oay,
Us week 81 ice steamer Jaules Guy, zc5A7
.1c Of the wharf, 4oo5 Ct Kicg street. nas oeeG
3artialiy raised, and takec . TIE sh7y-yara
rear the isb wharf, where twill De raised 300
he boat probably rebuilt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
nOHIG IGE NfI L

"HEEEAS, on the frs day OF Airil, onr thousand
w eight hundred and hhy nine, Henry Hurbut and
liiinoi made and jeliyel ed William II. W Cush-
man OF the county OF La sake and state of Illinois
their joint promissory note OF that date for the sum
one thousand dollars payable year after date to
per cent per annuri. And whereas said Henry H,rl
but, 70. the purpose OF fully securin the pay
m nt OF SAID promissory interest as in said
note sSpres sed, made, delivered on said
mortgage decd on lots number three 1911 and five 5 in
oIoos hdmoer eighy-six ISL in the States addition
10 ottawa, WIKI power to the said W. II. W Cushmau
ms htirs executors adm assigns in de-
fault of payment of said promssory note prninI or
interest," TO advertise and sell the said premises and
TO the purchaser or purchasers thereof make
ana denver dced or deeds for the premises so sold
and out OF the proceeds Of such pay ALI costs
and expenses incurred in advertising and selinr
premise also the principal and interest due on said
prom,ssory note; more fHlly appears in said mort,
gage Of record on Pages 29 and 20 of book No Go Of
deeds, in ihe Office OF the recorder Of said &C ty Of
Id Sale. s-.1T- -
And wsoreas default has been IN ade in the naxns,t
o! said promissory note and therein
sed ID said rohissory note is overdue and un ma ni
and the interest thereon after the first day Q. APRIL
D. 1850. remains due and unpaid. a- =. $50
Now therefore, public notice hereby given that
the said William II. W. Cushman, in pursuance of the
mortgage deed, and by of default in the nav
ment of said promssory note and interest as aore.
said, will SELL public auction. highest bid der
for cash. at the south door court house in
the city OF Ottawa. in the county of La Sale
or the tweny-hrst day of July eight hun
dred and sixty two, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
said lots number three Isl and five Isl, block num-
b.r eighty six 1856 in States addition to Ottawa or
OF advertising and selling said premises and the prin
cpal and interest due said promissory note as in
said mortgage deed provided. ...-.'
WILL. II. W. cUsHMAN.
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Hle0icines.
~ AYERS,
Ague Cure.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE o.
Intermittent Fever, or Fever md AguC,
Remittent Fever, Chill FCyer, DUMB
Ague, Periodical Headache, or BiIio,j
Headache, and Bilious Fe7ers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases ori.i.
mating in hillary deranse ment, caucod
by the Malaria of lniasInatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities of the American PEOPLE than sure
and safe cure for Fever Gad Ague. Such
we are Tow enabled to cfcr, with 4 perfect
certainty that it VIII ogs licate the di-casc.
and with assurar fnu ded on proof than
no harm can All. use in any 7-1an.
tity.
That which Pr, r. from or prove
disorder must be of immense service u I.
communities where it prevails. P,eve,.. %, !
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run i'll violent attacks Of
this baleful distcmper. This CURE" cxpels
the ,a:asnIatic poison Of FEVER AxD AGur
from the system and prevents the develop
mcnt of the disease, if taken on the first APP
proach of its premonitOry symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. Tho large quantity we supply fox
dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEvEE
AND AGUE prevails. every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within the
reach of ali--thc poor as well as the rich. 4
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intcrmittents is, that it contains
Quiminc or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
BY it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Aglcis not alone the consequence
of the miasmatc poison. \ great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Govt, Headache,
Blindness. Toothachc, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palp:tation, Painful Affection of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels. Collie,
Paralysis, and Derangcment Of the Stomach,
all Of which, when originating in this cause
put or the intermittent type, or become period
zeal. This "CUnE" cxpcls the poison hoin
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection TO immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. Ii taken
occasionally or daily while exposed TO the in
fiction, that will be e1crctcd from tie system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to rpen into disease. Hence il is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few Will
ever suffer from InterInittents, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
fvrl
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For ALL THE PURPOSES OLA FAIRLY FRysIC,

composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely withstand or cvade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigoratc every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting it, diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain physical debility Is astonishcd 20 find his
health or energy restored By remedy =. once So
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but ai.o many funuid-b!c and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased u furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their and directions.
FOR their in the following complaints: Costiye-
moss, HeTsfjH7l headache arising fTo0. GsoyGoTed
!>tolf9ch, -N0aeH IldigestiOn Pam ns aud NoyJtd
LtgstioA Of the BOre!S, Fatuieilcy. Lass 81 Appe-
Ute. Joaidtc and other kindred complaints,
aTlu- from low state Of tie body n Instruction.
or l., functions. They are excellent Alternative
far tic renovation O: tAc iiUud and the r,stDra-
ton "t tone ana strength 10 the system cCg.tat-d
ly t.,ll-U
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TRUSTEE SALE.-Whereas de.

TRUSTEE SALE.-Whereas. de-
fault has been made in the payment of two c.r
ain promssory notes dated the 10Th d,v Of pehr,srv
A. d. 1883, made by Daniel ID. Guiles aud Mont
Andres and W. D. Chambers, described in and s.rur
ed by certain Indenture of Trust bearing date The
18th day Of februry 1873 executed and delivered v
said Daniel ID. Griles, and Amanda NJ. Guile, hi.
wife the undersigned, Evert Van Buren, and Josen,
T. Gary, tor the conveyance Of the premises herein
after described, which said ndenture is recorded in
book 66, pages 130 13i and 1872 in the Office of the
Recorder of La Sale County in the State of Illinois, on
the tenth day of March, 1853.
And where's application as been made to by the
legal holder Of said to sell said premises ia &C.
cordancs with the provision of said Inden;u Of
Trust.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby given that
in pursuance OF such application,
power in us by such Indentie of Trust will
on Wednesday the "a day OF july 1867 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day sell public auction at the
said premises herein described to the highest
all the right. title, and interest OF Daniel D. Guiles and
Amanda NJ Guiles, his wife. the foowling cal estate
described to wit the south twenty feet north
seventy feet, of the five feet,
ninety feet OF lot number in Block forty-nine
the addition 10 the town OF Mendoza in the county
OF La Sale, aforesaid being the sad premises which
sands the hardware store occupied by said Denel ID
Guiies assignee of said Address and Chambers and
4 Chambers, and Ill the right title and equity o. re-
demption OF said Daniel b. Guiles aud Amanda NJ
his wife, their heir. and assigns.
EVERT VANBUREN
JOSEPH Z. GARY.
Dated June 2ist 1852 r.,
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EXEC ETOR,S NOTICE.

IL E,:A'e or LJCEEIIN CT Tx, deceaEcd. The un-
la wing been appointed Executor the
will nd OF Lucre4 Clark, ate ofthe
of La Sale aud state Of Illinois, deceased hereby give
notice that lie will appear before the Court Of
La Sale County, the Court House in Ottawa at the
July Term, the third Monday in Ju,y rext, az
which time all persons having claim. against said
estate notified and requested TO attend for pur-
pose OF having the adj uscd. All persons iud-bt-
ed To said requested immediate pay-
IT q the undersigned.
Dated this twenty sixth day of Nav, D. 1862.
GEO. Il. MACY
May, 81 lst2--sS~ Executor.
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Economy Of Using the Frank lin
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover and
Baker stitch which taken the highest premium
Illinois Fair, in September last at the Uni
Fair, In st. Louis in 1850. and At the pri-
cipaI State Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave decision in favor OF this
stitch, on OF its great strength and adaptation
to all kinds of family and anufactnring purposes
The folio ing table will show the difference in favor
of Sewing Machines over the old method OF stitching
by hand In tl,e working of these Machines there is
not only gre at saving labor aid time besides add
ing greatly the h-althfulness Of the employment
br, t.e stitch i. much stronger, elastic, and
much liable rip ravel than the stitch made
with huttes and bobbins:
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Ius,ractfon in n ssstc.

Prot. Chas. l.. Simon. Of Clark Seminary. Aurora,
H.. takes great pleasure in informing the citizens that
be IS aheur To make his home Ottawa and ready
scslaIs upon the Piano Forte, Meiodeon Or
gan sic INSTRUCTIONS in Thorough R>ss and Compost
-ii'yus lis reputation . frst class teacher and
----'s.t@ v--i tno all State he received
--,-s. attn In q German Academy %: ,i,,ai.l
a.. i sssisfsctisB. Inquire for particuI~rs
3 ~ = vSanh yssG
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GHkI, AVERY & DUsHSrLL, I'5s At:'ys.
Ottawa. June 10, lSs2.-i3.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, In .-IHe County, ss-Coun.y
Court thereof, September Term, le52.- Harceiia
IBgrahat= Us. Chauuc-y Inyraharu divorce.
Affidavit of ;he residence of Chauncey Ingr2ham,
defendant above named, having been fled in th-
O the Clerk of County Court OF La Sale county
Notice is hereby gwen, to the said Chauuccy incra-
ham, that the complainant fled her bill OF complaint
IN said Court, on tie chaEcery side ther cot
the Cd d-y Of May, lsi2, and that a
issued Of said Court against said -f-nd.
ant. r-turnao.e the hyst Monday June then next
(lsG2l is by Law required, and afterwards. wit
Tie lnih day Of June, !s62 alias issued
Of said Court said defendant. Feturnable
the frsi Monday Ia September. 1852. Now. Unless
you. the said Ch4gncey iacTahaa shall personally be
aud appear before said County Court Of county
La Sale rtt ,fst uay e the thereof.
be holden the CggTt House in Ottawa in said county
tie first Monday in SeutrfnHer, I'D. and pie al.
answer, l-iuur, 10 tine sad cOmylAilau;s BIZ; Of
complaint, the same, and the matters and things
therein charge and stated vii be taken confessed
and decree entered against You according to the
prayer OfsaIi biI.
Jane lVtL, l>6:.-i1-5w s. ". RAYMOND CLERk.
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Eegal advertisements.
M ORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas

IL
" Richard Couehn of the tunty Of La Sale in the
state OF Illinois did, the 9TH day Of February A.
1902 by his certain mortgage deed Of that date which
nreeorded in the Recorders Office, in and for said
county, IN Book No. g. commencing page 53l. con-
'ey 70 one Julia Butler the following described real
estate, situated in said county; The west half OF the
hortn east quarter of section No. twenty-five (22 in
to.nshp t.irty,.ne (si north Of range No. fv 81
east OF the third principal meridian secure the pay
ment Of certain promissory note in said deed desert
bed for the SUM of two hun dred and fly dollars given
by the said Richard Coughln the said Julia Butler
Of even date Herewith, and due and payable in one
yer from the date thereof. .-
And, Whereas the said Julia Butler has duly assign
ed said and m ortgage to the undersigned, Jane
Cooper and whereas said note is past due unpaid
Now, therefore, pubic notice is hereby given ali
interested heren that the said Jane Cooper
by virtue Of the authority in her vested by said deed
and the assignment thereof, will, the 2Sh day OF
july A. 1852, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
and o'clock, of said day. sell said premises at
public auction the hgfest bidder, for cash. the
south door Of the Court House in the city of Ottawa in
SAID county, for the satisfaction OF said note, interest
and costs deed will be given to the purchaser i'm
mediately after the sale.
JANE COOPER,
IT, =, S 49, sol Assignee
80 ''''' LOVE- 43-ow.
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Dated June 2ist, Iss

STATE OF ILLINOIS, County Court, .seo,eu1sr
La SALE CouSTY Term, 1862.
IsA &C K. Hirr, for the OF
BENJAMIN y. KEEsLER, I,,,,,
JOSEPH VgACH.
Affidavit Of the non-resdeDce of Joseph Veach tn
defendant in the above hav ing been filed
Office of the Clerk Of the County Court OF the county Of
La Sale Notice is hereby given to the said Joseph
Veach, that a writ OF attachment issued Of said
Court the tenth day Of May, 1861 against you tn.
said dee ndan which writ returned by the Sheriff
ofsaid county, duly levied the following described
property, 20 wit The M of the VIZ Of the NEs sec
ton %, 7. 81, y. K =, 0, the 81 p ". Now I'M
less you, the ssd Joseph v-Sch, saa personally be
and appear before Judge OF the said County Court
the FIRST day OF the thereof be holden
al the Court House IN OTTAWA the first Monday in
September next Ge62D give special bail, nd plead
the said plaintiff 5 action, Judgment will be entered
against in favor Of the said plaintiff, and The
tate SO attached as Aforesaid, will be sold to satisfy
the same " it'll costs
s. W. RAYMOND, CLEaK.
GRAY, AVERY 4 DUsHYrLL TtTs Attys
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

~ Thatl Matthew Ccrrigan, Of Ophr La Sale coun
~, Illinois. have this day given ny son, MICHAEL
CoRRiGAS, his leave" during the balance OF his
minority. and have authorized him contract in hi.
own and for his sole beneh, for SERVICES 10 he
rendered by him, and for COMPENSATION therefor.
MATTHEW COGGIGAN.
May -, lsSS. lil-3wr
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lands for Sale.
Tor safe {:


Abstracts OF Title.
HAVING now full and complete abstract Of title Of
Il L every piece OF land town lot in the county,
which is kept up every night am prepared to fur
ns short notice md reasonable abstracts
of title. fauysl- L. P. SANGER.
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.
ReGl estate.

fuNHE subscriber Offers for sale CHEAP sHd DESfI:
Il ABLE Farm situated on the ye.miiion River il
miles south OF OTTAWA, containing 1870 acres including
10 acres OF PINE TIMBER. The improvements con
sisi o! sH.all Dwelling House, Grausry and stable.
There Is NENER-FAlLiSG SPRING within 20O wards
u! the house also, Well OF soft Water equaIled
IN Me county This farm joins the Timber, where
there is OF the best Stock EArges in the county
It's one-haf mile from Alum Rock Post 0tc- one-haif
mile from the District School ifous- miles from Farm
Ridge Seminary, and one-haI mile from the rivsr
where there is NINE Fo0T VEIN OF COAL; and in
= good, pi"u- n-ighborhDod.
~ TIA, Farm will be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address VIZ. L. NiLLIGAS.
Jan
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For details of investments, see small Cards and
Circulars.
assurances may be effected in this old and subj
stantial Company on very favorable terms.
Apply to
WIN. S. EASTON, -Agent.
~ Dwellings and Farm property insured for
term of years at very low rates.
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EmVsl pcu,S.

Gold Pens.
HAVE . arge assortment Of DAWSON, WARREN 1
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