The Ottawa Free Trader from Ottawa, Illinois • Page 4

Cgr icnl tnr al The Potato Fly. BelieTing your valuable papr to be the best medium for communicating information, especially to the farming community, I will give below what has proved an infallible preventive to that destructive insect's depredations, tba C-tharia Vittaha," or potato By. For a number of years these insects have been rendering this valuable vegetable in this country almost worthless, but by adopting the following measures their ravages may bo entirely obviated: Take of strong soapsuds (soft soap) one gallon; to this add, while hot. spirits ol turpentine r-' the potato tops thoroughly with this mixture and the fly will immeuiately desert the premises. This is the only remedy that we haTe ever found in this section that coula ba considered in any respect reliable Cor.

Genessee Farn.er. Treatment or Focsnaa. As soon as it is I ascertained that the horse is foundered, take from the neck vein from one to two gallons of blood, according to the size and condition of the animal, give one ounce of alum, either i powdered or mixed with oats, or as drouth, i place the horse in a dry stall (ground floor tt wrao his Ieirs as hijrh as the knees and hock joints with woollen cloths saturate them with cold water, and keep them so for seven or eight hours, give him no food for twenty-four hours, and then kt it licbt feed of oats and bran mixed. In two or three days your horse will be fit for almost any kind of service. If his ankles rrntinue feverish, bathe them at night with eoual parts of vinegar, alcohol, and swett oil I'vrlulU (S.

Chronicle. Labor-Sating Soap. Dissolve a quarter of a pouutl of lime in a gallon of ct-ld water, then take ofi the clear dissolve half a pound of soda in a quart of water, and mix it with the clear lime water. One pound of brown soap dissolved in a gallon of water is then to be added to the clear liquor formed with the sal soda and lime water and thus forms the soap. This soft soap is excellent for boiling white linens it removes all grease that is in them, because it contains an excess of caustic lye.

About one quart of it is sufficient for boiling clothes in a ten-gallon wash kettle. A quantity of this may bri made up and kept lor constant use. Scien- tijie American. Remedy for thr Botts. Take from the foreleg of the horse, the scab that grows on the inside ot tbe arm oi me leg, pouna it fine, and put it into a pint of spirits of gin, if ycu can get it put it into a bottle and turn it down the throat of the horse, the botts will let go, as it is termed, immediately and the horse will eat in five The above is a sure remedy.

EyCALiTT or Races as Demonstrated bt Cbickens and Blackbirds. The Somerset (I'a.) Democrat says that sometimes last fall a blackbird carue to Mr. Joseph SnydirV, in that borough, and has since lived contentedly with the chickens. It has bccon.e thoroughly domesticated, and comes regularly for its food. Instead of roosting the chii kens do, it takes a position on the rooster's back, who bears the weight of his little friend with great good nature.

But the most singular of all is, that it has learned to crow like a cock, and crows regularly, more frequently than the rooster, and seems to be vain of its accomplishment. It is a bena fide crow, clear and loud, similar lo that of a young rooster. The bird can be seen and heard daily and if any one doubts its truth, they can be convinced by seeing and hearing for themselves. The age is progressive, and the birds are keeping up with the times. The Pearlp.

The Albany Evening Journal, in speaking of this subject, says that it would be bard to tell whether most joy or sorrow has been caused at Notch Brook by the discovery of the pearls. Dozens are bemoaning fortunes that, in days past, they carelefsly flung away. One matron una- railinpiy sighs over some "iiuie wuue things" that she once gave her boys for marbles. A s-hool in aster lugubriously re-members that be Las chopped np eight or ten thousand dollars worth, with bis pen knife, "to see what was inside." Another genius rammed a pearl bullet down bis riftV, and shot away bis fortune. An old latly who chuckled six months over her "good bargain with the pedlar," now discovers that she paid him in pearls, about seven thousand dollars for calico dress.

It is nesdless to sar that she basn laughed since. The unfortunate man who had the $25,000 cooked for his breakfast, has taken to his bed. in utter despair, and refuses to be comforted. The town of Wilmot, Herkimer counfy, Tuns far back into the wilderness. Its voting population number six Mr.

Laue, an in- tclligent lumberman, is the Supervisor. To i take his place in the board on Monday, he i bad to travel over eighty miles thirty of be bad to perform on foot. Such an tnci- dent would not be worth narrating in Kansas or Minnesota but it is a note-worthy fart happening in the state of New York. Al- tttnif Eceninj Journal. I TtcsrFCTABtLiTT.

The Rochester (X. Times says i We could never understand the reason why tbe man who sells a yar4 of cloth, or i a hoe, or an axe, or a pair of shoes, is regar- ded by the community as a be tter or more respectable man than he who made it nor he who sells a barrel of flour, or ships it off to another country, than be who raised the i avheac from which it was TuroRTiNr; Hat. Yesterday a number of bales of hay were landed at our wharl from C'haileston. South Carolina, and sold at per ton. Burlintjton Ilaxleyc, lOtft.

Many a true heart, that would have come "back like the dove to the ark, after the first transgression, has been frightened beyond recall by the angry look and menace, the sarage charaiy of an unforgiving soul. This world, remarked Horace alpole, "is a comedy to those who think, and a tra- i i rpy to luose uu icvi. lie that would govern others, first should le master of himself. Our passion are a disease, which, be frequency and neglect, become fatal. All who know their own minds know not their own hearts.

Wot en are extreme in all points, are better, or worse than men. Thcj No reproach Is like that we cloth in smile, and present with a bow. Xo man was ever so much deceived by i another as by himself. Sprin gand Summer Goods. JOHX IKKIIAHS.

E1CC II A NT TAILOlt, At kieotJ etanj, vat mid of the Srnire, oppunu the i onrt llonme. GEXTS FURNISHING IIOU-SK. TrST leerived and opened, ft fresh stork of new and dcssrable floods. compriing English and French liroad Cloths. Caasbnerrs, aad Vrstings.

which will lc made ap to order in tlte latest style of New Tork fashions. Crat'a Fssrniobinar Coods. fililrt. Wrapper. Drawers, Hosiery, Cravat.

Linen anl Silk I'andkerrLiefS. aod all other articles generally irnuid in a Furniahing llousw. birnrsis of every descrtpcHm rut for customers wih-nm tm get them snade eUewbere, and warranted to fit if tMrtv aude MB. Tk Isirsi New fork raskions received monthly. m9y arsse-tiatg I ar-wllag! TfaTO person pttrcluue this article In Ottawa taitbwat seeing my stork, not that I expect to twit or al rverr one bat I feel anxious to post them on prices.

mf W.CUEEVEI, OCH Java. Lagwrm. and Rio Coffee, all very rbolc. can be had at snyl Hlack A GOOD article, ai asjl C1IECTER. SALMOS! BL0S, II FITCH'S.

Morsale's at tTJ tJG-for JT 54TTfJCCI1L BOOK AND DRUG STORE. South Sie of the Public Square. 13. Y. GRIGGS m-w-roTLD thank his numerous friends for their former liberal patronage, and Invite the attention of everybody to If hi large and complete stock of Drugs.

Oils and Paints, Chemicals, Brushes, of all kinds, Medicin.s. Patent Medicines, Dye Stuffs. 31 Prescription Case 14 rxtcnslve. and lilted up with choice and pure articles, walton thcni at all hours, day and night. Good Brandies, Wines, Ac, For medicinal use, always kept on hand, as pure as can be bad.

My Stock of Books and Stationery Is the largest this side of Chicago, consisting in part of School Rooks, of all the series, Miscellaneous Books, Biographies, Histories. Travel. Agricultural and Mechanical Books, Bcoks for children and youth. 3IIISIC. Fifes.

Flutes, Tinihoriuca, Accordeous, Violins, Flagrlets. Clarionets, I'iciolas. Banjos, kc. Sheet Music, Note and Sung Books. Wholesale I wftl supply Country Merchants and Physicians with get them in Chicago.

I can do so became 1 am receiving May 19, DET3T STdDMIE. rilllE old and Well established Flore, under the above caption, two doors north of Reddick's Block, where may be JL found at all times a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals. Bye Woods and Bye Stuff-'. Oils, Paints and Painters' Oils, Varnishes. Window Glass and Putty, Glass Ware, fine Hair anil Tooth Brushes, Combs of various kinds.

Surgical Instruments. Trusses, Suportcrs and Shoulder Braces, assorted, Spices, Snuffs, Tobacco, Segars, Red, Blue, and Black Inks, all the most popular PATE.W Wall and Window Paper, Book and Stationery, Fruits, Nuts. 4c. My fariiities for purchasing at the East are such that I feel confident that I can offer better Inducements to the Wholesale and Retail trade, than any other lirug House in the City. Orders from the country promptly filled, aud satisfaction guaranteed, horn in price and quality.

Physician's Prescriptions will receive particular attention. Ottawa. December 81. lt, Hardware, Iron, JLWBANSOIvt UCQ. VCP 4uZsJm.

ALBANY: mm um The subscribers have enured into partnership iu the general Hardware business under die firm of 1 and will continue the bnsine.j at the old stand, where they now offer a heavy stock of American, German, and English Hardware, as Anvils. Vices, Hammer. Sledges, Springs. Crow Bars. Prilling Machines.

ro Nuts and Washers. Carriage Itolts, Cast Steel and common Bus, Mill, Cross Cut, Hand, Pannel. Kipping, Bow. and Compass Saws. Axes.

Adxes, Hatchets. Lead Piie. Cistern Pumps. Poor Locks and Lali-h'S, WnHighl and Cast Butts. Hurse Rasps, double and single cut Files, white wash.

shoe, and horse lirusl.es. Braces and Kits, Blind Fastenings, Strap Hinges, Cow Bells, Coojiers and Carjinters Drawing Knives. ThiniLle Skeins and Boxes, for Wagons or Carriages, Wrenches, Jatkscrcws, Padlocks, Till Plumbs and Levels, Picks aud Mattocks, Barn Poor U' Uers, Mut A-xles, 4c. itOOTOXS IUOX A WD A full stock of Sligo Iron and Plow Steel. Also, Juniata, Swedes, and Pittsburgh Iron, Norway Nail Rod, Cast Steel, (iermau Eitgiish Blister do.

Smith's aud Carriage Maker, will do wll to rail and examine mr stork before making their purchases. lSOOCOOKIMa A.M I'AKLOK NTUVUN. Our stock of Cook Stoves comprises all the best patterns to le found in market. Also, a general variety of Air Tight, Franklin, Cylinder, and Six Plate Stoves, all of which I am prepared to fit out with pipe and fixtures at the shortest notice. Tin, Sheet Iron, anil Copper Ware of every variety, at the lowest prices.

House Builders will find a general assortment of Bvnch Planes, in sets or single, made of the best material, and Sold at the manufacturers' prices. Chain Pumps, for wells or with curbs and tubing complete, put up to order. Our stock of flomls has K-en purchased at first hands and at tiie lowest figures in the Eastern market, and by odopting th! Reit Pay svsteni, we can offer our customers as good facilities as any other house in the West, and would respectfully qust those who wish to purchase goo.ls at the lowest cash prices, to give us a call. Ottawa. April 1 ANLEV P0W.

Jnsnrancc. TjA SALLE COUNTY Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in li'nk (1ltra. THIS CompaiPv. entering upon its second year under very favorable circumstances, having acquired a permanent reputation, and having no outstanding liabilities, there having been no hes.i is now Ooered to the public as a safe and reliable "Insurance Company." We are prepared to insure prncrty of all kinds against the risk of fire, on terms mu- lower than reliable stock Companies, this Company being organized for the mutual benef.t or the insured, and not as a money niuking opera "'e profits and los.ts any, hemgdivi'led among II. NoRRLS.

Pit: W. M. Tort, S.c'y. niEKT-TOR Lorenzo Geo. E.

Walkrr. W. II. W. Cu-hman, R.

Sizer, II. f. Fames. Richard Thome, B- iij. T.

Phelps, John Ho.sack. Win. Iteddii-k. J. V.

A. Hoes, Win. M. True. ii.

W. Ja--kon, Geo. II. Norris, J. li.

Nattinger, 1'Lilo Lindley, STOVES JCST RECEIVED- AND FOR SALE AT I'awfvrn I'rire, Adding transrtation, among which may be found the louowing new ana iwproteu patterns oi Cook mail Parlor Starr. Black Prince Cook siove. for Coal, Black Hawk Cook Stove, for Coal, City Air Ticht Cook Suve, for Coal, Fulton Air Tight Cook Stove, for Coal or wood. Black Knight Coo ttove, for Wood. King of the West Cook Stove, eh-vated oven.

Wood, Forrest BeUe Cook stove, -d oven, wood, f'Uan; fhnental Parlor Stove, fortoal, Etna Parlor Stove, for Coal. Tnung Lion Parlor Cooking Slove, for Coal, Fanny Fern Parlor Cooking Store, for Coal. I Out roal Stores are made expressly for burning west-! em coal, and are warranted to op, rate equal to any in I the market. If you wish a goo, I ve at a reasonable I price, call and examine our large stock. HARDWARE, 4 i i Onr stock of Shelf Hardware will be found large and complete, comprising a large assortment of Carpenter's Tools.

Nails, Spikes, Door Trimmings. Knires and Forks, Fanning Implements, ke. We are sliil manufacturing Capper, Tin, and Mieel iron Wart, And are prepared to do all kinds of Job Work in this line, such as Gutters, Kare-T rough. Conductors, ke. rrStr.re and Tin Shop opposite the Bank of Ottawa.

Ottawa, November 22, liM. KING HARD. GREEN'S BlIX.Ii tiik a nova MILL, Succor to the Old Pioneer. rablc. substantial, workmanlike m.nner.

and TZlE' liKit Mt" been and is Excelsior. They have now Three ICsan of Burrs In operation, which have been arranxnt expressly for Custom Hork. with everything entirely new. and will hare the fourth run, for Merchant or Cu.tom Work ready In a sliort time, and when completed it will be superior to any Custom and Merchant Mill in the ft ate. All that they ask ia a fair trial, as they feel confident that with their Dew mill and long experience (i years) in the milling business fully warrant them 111 defying all himora.

ble competition. None but the most experienced and ac commodating millers are employen. for the beat article of Winter Wheat. Dayton.AprU 5. l-So.

J. D. GREEN. 50 Bap48 0000 ''t t. V.

CflESTEB'S. Teas AI-PLENPID arUde for 75c, at afr4 S. W. OfJElTV ER i SIGN OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN Window Glass, from 9x12 to 21x36, Prescriptisn Vials, Perfumery. Physicians and customers will find a competent man to Blank Books of all kind.

Ruled and plain white, and Blue Letter and Foolscap Paper, Note Paper. Envelopes, and Cap, Irawing and Music Paper, 4c. IVotious. Notions of all kinds, too tedious to mention. Call and get almost anything you want.

am? Ifctall. small hills at wholesale prices, and as cheap as they can monthly from Vie Eastern Citittfrvm first hand. K. T. GRIGGS.

Nails, and Stee Xamiln i Grocery and Fruit Store. .4. II. TIIO.TIPisO- I T3 constantly receiving freh supplies of Groceries of all kinds, which he is offering cheap for CASH Ol! VUOlll'l. having made arrangements in Chicago so that he can pay the higliets market price for Country Produce, in Cash or Trade.

Farmers, buy your Groceries i for Cash and save 20 per rent. i In connection with tne Grocery, he has also opened an E.t TJ! UuoM for Farmers. Marseilles, April 11, KT. Family Provision Store. I.xlt'iioivc Arrival.

THE subscriber has just received his Spring stock at the above old and popular establishment, comprising every article included in the list of the nseful and healthful substantials of life. His new purchases are now ar riving from the soi-th, and with his purchases tlsewhere, now comprise the largest, fullest, freshest and cheapest stock of Family Groceries to be found be-tween Chicago and St. Louis. He invite all who are skeptical on this nt to call and see them. The follow -ing articles comprise but a part of his list constantly on hand.

Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed. 'ojf-e, Kio rd Java. Mi'dammem, su honse, plantation, and syrup. Candlem, star, stearine, sperm, and tallow. green, black, bohea.

Ac. Soap, rosin, castile, and shaving. Tofitcco, Cavendish, fine cut, smoking, 4e. Cigan, anything from a "long uine" to a "mild four jienny tuba. ihl.

sperm, and olive- Prk, lard, tallow. Ac. t'ih. makercl, white, herring, and trout, 'ocor Sute, raisins, and currants. at retail or by the drum.

iiinyrr Prenerrem, a very fine article. Vinegar, the best crab and cider. Pi'-kUm, in jars, all kinds, extra. Pepper Situce, eper, salt, alspice, ginger, and all other ordinary condiments. Xute, Brazil, filberts, almond, pea nuts, Ac.

7i'i for children, incliidingery babies, and everything else from the elephant to Jack the giant killer. IfimUrm, sardines, Ac. in cans. CamlirH, a lot of all kinds. Pailn, brooms, mops, Ac.

Orange and Uuou, fresh from the Sonth, at retail or Vy the bog. i I'aper, ink, pens, and all kinds of stationery. l'ofder, shot, caps, lead, and everything in that line. Fishing tac kle, from the longest pole to minnow hooks. flour, potatoes, vegetables in tlieir season, butter, eggs, chickens, and all such little "arrangements needed in families, always kept when they can possibly be procureu lor ioe or money.

i VIOLINS. A very fine lot of Violins, with all the arrangements. at astonishingly low prices. ALSO Chicago and A fan Lime and Cetnent, together with everything else that can be named in his line, and if he is not supplied with the article called for he will spare no pains or expense to get it. Ottawa.

May 81. 1.. R. MONTGOMEPY. ATCIIEKI.EV, WHnusAf.lt AXn ftKTUL KKALKR.4 FANCY STAPLE GROCERIES, S.

1 Catarlv'm lihx-k, opposite the Poet Office, OTTAWA, KEEN" and Black Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, West India Fruits, Pickles and Preserves, Candles, Common and Fancy oaps. Cat up and Cor Hal. Meat and Fish Sauces, Tobacco ami Citfrtrs, Cider and Fancy Vinegar, I.naf, Clarified, Crushed, and Crude Sugar, Willow Work la.tkets, W'foden and Earthen Ware, Grain Bfl)rs, Brushes, Brooms, Flour, Corn Meal, Bacon, Fih, far- dines. Oysters and Lobsters, French Mustard, Olive Oil. Fijr.

Dates, Prunes, imported Citrons, Currants, Green and Dried Fruits, Ground and Unrronnd Cloves. Spices. Ginger, Cinnamon, Coffee, P.pper, Ac, Ac. Macraro- ni. Cooper's Bakmc Powder, Psuce.

Nuts. Candies, Camphor, Cream Tartar, Koain, Chalk, Tar, Ink, ludigo, wholesale and retail. C. DELANO, P. K.

ATCHERLET. 111 1 LIP GODFREY'S Family Grocery Store Corner of Main and Columbus Ottawa, 1MIK subscriber most respectfully begs leave to call the attention of the public to his Grocery Establish ment, on the corner of Main and Columbus streets, near the Fox River Bridge. He keeps constantly on band, and receive weekly from the South and East, new supplies of Family Groceries Proviioiit. Embracing every article belonging to his line of trade, with many others not usually found in similar establish- menu. As he buys only with Cash, he can therefore sell as cheap as any merchant in town, lie respectfully in rite persons to give him a call before purchasing else where, lie nas aiso a large assortment or Tobacco and Cigar.

He beg to return thank for the kind and liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, and solicits it continuance. Ijaniij rmur Godfrey OTTAWA SEMINARY. THE Ottawa Female Seminary is now in uccelsful operation, numbering 40 and more Students. Classes are formed in Latin, French, Drawing, and Music, beside the English branches in the Academic and Colle giate Department. The new building on the next corner north of the resi dence of Judge Cotton ha been purchased for school purpose fur this winter; in tne spring tne building will be enlarged so as to accommodate 45 or 50 student from abroad, with board and other convenience.

For this winter a limited nurs ber of 8 or 10 students can be accommodated with board in the Seminary. Student from abroad wishing to attend this School this winter and take board, should apply soon and procure their room. For further information address J. G. Nattinger, J- Y.

A. Hoes, Hon. B. C. Cook.

E. T. Griggs, or Inort'l L. UMLA17F. PrinciDol.

Reetta and Knssea. A CHiHCC and feneral assortment of Ladle', Mis, Children's, aud GentlcDcn's. at 8. W. CHKEl'ER'8.

Ho for New Hat RESCOTT'S Spring (style of Hat and Caps, now ready. April 4, lSao. FRANKLIN SHIRT A new style of SITk Over Shirt, Heal (Estate olsmn. 100 CITY LOTS FOB SALE 0.i ive Years' Credit. nothing to Pay but tbe Interest UNTIL THE END OF FIVE YEARS.

These Lots are vWiin from toUminuht walk of the Court House. To persons wishing to secure themselves a home, cheap, these Lots offer great inducements. Apply to WM. M. (i.

A. Tit IE, ap25 at the Hank of Ottawa. or Sale. rilHE subscriber wishes to sell his store and lot nearly opposite the Post Office, on advantageous terms, with immediate possession. Fur further particulars ap- jun2o8w JAS.

Farm for Sale. rilHE subscriber offers for sale the place on which he 1. at present resides. It is situated in the towu of Bruce, La Salle County, being parts of sections IS and 14, lo Town 81, R. 4 about 12 miles south-east of Ottawa, and six miles from the Airline Railroad.

The farm contains 320 acres, including 19 acres of timber, all sloping to the south, with a splendid living spring upon it. furnishing water enougli to propel machinery. About 1 half the land Is under good fence, and 100 acres are broke and in cultivation. There are two good dwelling houses on the farm, a schKl house, and stables, out-4 houses, a fine young orchard, and other fruit trees. The farm is well adapted fur raising either grain or stock.

AddIv on the premises or address at Ottawa, lunl JOHN GARVER. FARM FOR SALE. fTtllE one now owned by Win. Waggoner, and common A ly known as the "lloag farm," containing Wi acres. and.lving one mile south of Marseilles.

sw sec. 19. and 1 nw sec. 80, T. 33, 1L It is well watered, extending to the river at the northeast corner, has about V0 acres of good timber, 90 acres improved, a good house, ham, and I outbuildings, and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TREES, IS years old, and of the choicest kind of iruit.

iAIso, a convenient Tenant House, The farm is well adapted for both Stock and Grain. The above farm will be sold cheaper, by far, than any other in La Salle County. The owner is bound to sell. JfLIfS AVERT. Ottawa, III.

For Sale. WILL sell, on liberal terms, the following lands and a lots: ltr. Sec. T. R.

FEV SWtf SEV NEW NWV swv; T. 84, R. 8. See. T.

84 SWV 11 SI NW 4 8 5 NWS' 82 4 fV 8-1 82 4 PE S4 82 4 SWV 2-1 84 8 25 80 12 acres SWV Sec. 80, E' NWV Sec. 21. T. B2, R.

3. I NES' Sec. 24, T. 84, R. 0.

Lot 31, Ottawa City. 42 Lots in the State's Addition to Ottawa. Lots in Ottawa Centre. t's. ft.

and acre lots In subdivision of a part of the NEV Sec. 3. T. 84, R. 8.

Tliis property overlooks the City, and is the most de-, sirnhle and valuable property in Ottawa for residence. I Also, 1, 2, and 8 acre lots east of Oeo. W. flassett's present residence, and about S'l hits in Ilassett's Addition to Ottawa, adjoining and north of t'hamplin Addition. Thee lots will be 6o by feet.

Any of the above proM-rty will be sold on years' time, if desired, with interest only payable annually at ten per cent. mvlH GEO. S. HSI1EK. For Sale or Kent OWING to cont-nued ill heaTth, I offer to sell or rent my shops and lots.

There is a good wagon shop, containing seven work benches, with a good horse power and mschinery a blacksmith shop with three furges, and tools for the same, and a paint shop. Also, a small store room, situated in a good part of the eity for family trade, is for sale, or wiil be rented for a term of years, at a reasonable price. Enquire at W. II. W.

Ccsusu.v's oflk-e, or Z. on the premises. t'Ult S.al.I rpilfc south 3-4 of the S. E. 1-4 of Sec.

town .12. range 4 K. It lies about six miles south-east of Ottawa, is fine rolling prairie, aud has uu it living water. E. R.

FAY. I Enquire of J.Avery. Ottawa. III. Biy2 i Improvril Farm fur Salr.

THE subscriber offers for sale that fine and well known i "tion. There is a large dwelling house on the farm, g'Hxi barn, orchard, well, Ac, Ac. For terms en- a farm in the ti wn of Freedom. Ivinir within nn. mi'.

quire or Pas l. M. Stevens, at Itardsoc. or or the sub scriher, at Ottawa. mar i JOMAll f.

SladdrnN TIIE above Mills, with four run of burrs, aod situated on the Fox Kiver Feeder, (four miles above Ottawa.) together with 1-Hth of the water that tlows in said river. will be leased for a term of years utnm the most favora- ble terms. The location and power is unsurpas.t-.l in the western country, and lil-ra) inducements are offered to men of enterprise and capital, which is rarely or ever met with. For further information, address the undersigned. D.

UREEN. Dayton, February 7, lv.7. 'Lot for Salt. THE undersigned have tor sale the followir.g lots, which ll.ey offer at low rates, on tune, viz: OU-rer't a-hlitiun to L'tLiifi. Lots 1,2 8, 1.

Lots 8, 4. i. and 12, Work S. Lots 3. and 12.

4. Lot 1.2,3, t.oan.l 6, J. Lots 1, 2. 4 and Ita 1, 4, and block s. Lots 2, 7 and lo, hiork 9.

Lots 1 2. 8, 4 and 5. block 1 1 lrs 1.2.. 4, S. 6.

7 and Is. block 13. Lots 6, lo. 11 and 15. block 15.

Lots 12 and 16. block 14. Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, C. 7 and 8, block IS. 3'orrw' Addition.

Lots and 6, block S. iHUitra City. Lot 1, 2, 3. 4, 3, 6, 7 and iu the subdivision of lot 7. Lots 2 and 8 "9.

Lots 1, 2, 9 and 10, 10. TRI WATERMAN, JullS Ojflce in link of tntaica. Iliic and j. a JTloR sale, the following houses, just built rV5 5 Jk by the unders.gned. Terms easy.

'i to block IS, iu tilorer's addition. a ss i Lot 7, l. lt 14. blia-k 1, Lot block 16. Lot 13.

block ltf. 4 lt 5, block 4, addition. Lot 4. ol the subdivision of lot 10, Ottawa City. 1 Lot a a l0j i a $, 7, 1t juU! TRCE VATEKMAV 1GHTY ACRE FaRM, 1 niiln from Ottawa.

cheap for cash. novl Jt Ml A VEKV. Ottawa, lil. for Sale. 1 SE23.T.

Stl, R.5K. i6. T. 81. R.

5 K. Also, a valuable Iae of business prprtv in the City of Ottawa. J. A EKY, Ottawa. 111.

fly ortI of the Urpot, UK sale, at lair prices and on ea.y terms. fapl2-t JONKS AVKRT. Ilonfsc nnd Lot for Knit. I LARGK. commodious, and well finished two story atV brick House, in Ottcwa Centre, for sale, with one.

two. or three Lots one of the very pleasantest situa- tions in the City, only ten minutes walk from the Court i lloue. LuBuire of the subscriber, or at tbe Bank of ot-' tawa. KJ GF.O. WIIIPI'LH.

rountry lieslilenre and Farm for Sale. THK subscriber will sell his residence, about two miles Inw liii.a. flic 1 1 i i.t riv.r writh r.m n.l. below fttawa. on tbe Illinois river, with from sixty to one hundred and nfljr cre of land, as purchasers may i dire.

I The place lias a commodious House, good Barn. Corn Cribs, 4c, a young Orchard, about eighty acres under the plow, and is every wsy a very desirable location. It is at all seasons easily accessible from town by an excel lent road, and can readily be divided to rnuke two or more very pleasant residences. Also for sale. 4M acres of Land across the Hirer, being all of Section 17 that lies South of the Illinois Kiver.

Apply to I). F. Cameron, at Clover Cook's Otlice, or to L. P. Sanger, Ottawa.

sep-Jl'J For Kale. West half See. 26, Town 84 It. East, ftin acres. West half sw' Sec.

14. Town 82 R. 2 East, ho ac West half nwq Sec. 14, Town S2 K. 2 Kast, SO ac.

The above lands are among the most desirable in Salle County, situated from 2 to ID miles from Ottawa, i i Serened AUon I loci Tzfl IlVRY I Jersigne.1. at Alton, III. Oct IIERi 8. DAhER FOK SAL 13. 2,000 Acres of Land, Ia La Salle aud Livingston Counties, and 4 3 ily I.ot.

In Day's Addition to Ottawa, finyil GEO. AVERT. For II ml. A DWELLING HOl'SE and a good large Barn. Apply j.

to Jou ocawuop Reddick's lilock. jun2o tw A Divrlllne to I.rl. JNQl'IhE at the new Millinery Store, La Ealle Jt north of Russell's Furniture Depot. my 16 $50,000 City Hardware Store JAII4KOX sV LOCK VVOOD. rTMUS Establishment Is now receiving one of the lar-1 gest assortments of Stoves and Shelf Hardware ever brought West of the Lakes.

Being determined to keep up with the spirit of the age, we have spared no pains in purchasing a large and complete assortment of Shelf Hardware, comprising almost every article that properly belongs to our business, and we assure our patrons and all others that they shal have these goods at as low rates as the same quality and style can be sold in this section of the State. Being determined to sell our Goods for prompt pay, we cordially invite all who wish to purchase upon those terms, to call ia and see our Stock. Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! We hare on hand over 900 Stoves, comprising some of me oesi patterns oi coai uuotung stoves, ever brought to this market, which we will sell at prices that will be satisfactory. Our Stock of Parlor and Dining Room Stoves comprise some of the most elegant and useful styles ever before exhibited in this City. We wish to say to our customers to call in and see before you buy of men drawing Stoves around in wagons if you want to save fifty per cent, on your investment.

We are extensively engaged in manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description, and can execute order in that line to any extent desired. We are purchasing old Castings, Copper, Pewter, and Brass, and will pay the highest price the market will warrant. Oil Cloths, and Enamelled Cloths, of beautiful styles and patterns, at price that will astonish you. Be cure you call and see us before Sept 29 Ducksklua. THE subscriber begs to call attention to bis Buckskin 'Establishaicut oo Main next house west or Ma-gill's office.

Tanned buckskins, all kind of buckskin gloves, whip lashes, always on hand and sold at lowest iaaa paid lor user sxins. ijuni-tii KAPP. EVERT variety of Hats and Caps, for old and young heads, at Psxacorr'a, lor sale at reduced prices, or to suit the times. ap4 GENT'S FURNISHING G00PS, at rarsootr's Emporium of Faebion. apt illcLitrints.

AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, FOR TBE RAPID Cl'RE OF CoIdSf Coughs Hoarseness. BsutniLO, 20th Dec, 1S55. Da. J. C.

Ates I do not hesitate to ar the best remedy I have ever found for Cougns, Hoarseness, inuuenxa, aim the concomitant symptoms of a Cold, is wour Ciikbrt Pkctokal. Its constant nse in my practice and my family for the last ten years has shown it to possess superior virtues for the treatment of these complaints. EDEN KNIGHT, M. D. A.

B. M0RTLEY, of Ttica, N. writes: "I have used your Pkctoral myself and in my rannly ever since you invented it, and believe it the best int-ili-tine for its numoseever nut out. Wifh a Ku.l I should sooner nnv twi.ntv-fiv Hnllsrs for bottle than to do without it, or take any other remedy." Croup Whooping Coush, Influenza. SfRiNcriEin, Feb.

7, 158. BBOTnr.R Atf.r I will cheerfully certify your Pectoral is the best remedy we possess for the cure of IVhouj'htg Vtntth, Croup, aud ttie chest diseases of children. We of your fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and commend four medicine to our people. HIRAM CONKI.IN, M. D.

AMOS LEE, E.Q., Monterkt, writes, 8d 1i6 '1 had a tedious Inffuenz-1. which confined me doors six weeks took many me! took many medicines without relief; finally tried your Pkctmkal by the advice of our clergy. man. Toe nrst nose relieved trie soreness in my mroai and lungs; less than one-half the bottle made me com- pieieiy wen. iur meuicines are wie cncaie the best we can buy, and we esteem you, Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor man a friend." Asthma or I'iitnixic, aud HroncliltN.

West Manciiksikr, Feb. 4, 1-S56. Sir Tour Cherrt ia performing marvellous cures in this section. It has relieved several from alarming symptoms of consumption, and is now curing a man who has laliored under an affection of the lungs for the last forty years. HENRY L.

PARKS, Jlrrcuiitt. A. A. RAMSEY. M.

Albiox, Mooroe Iowa, writes, Sept. 6, 1-V: "During my practice of many years I have found nothing equal to your Cherrt Pectoral for giving ease and relief to consumptive paticuts, or curing such as are curable." We might add volumes or evidence, hut the most convincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found in its effects upon triah Consumption. Probably no one remedy had ever been known which cureil so many and such dangerous cases as this. Some no human aid can reach but even to those the Chkkkt Pectoral affords relief and comfort. Astor Ilor.sg, New Tom Citt, March 5, ISM.

Doctor Ater, Lowell: I feel it a duty and a pleasure to Inform you what your Chkrrt Pkctoral has done for my wife. She had been five months lalnjring under the dangerous symptoms of Consumption, from which no aid we could procure gave her much relief. She was stcadi- I ly failing, until Dr. Strong, of this city, where we have i corae for advice, recommended a trial medicine, i We bless hi. kindness, as we your skill, hr she has recovered from that day.

She is not yet as strong as she used to be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself well. Yours, wiih gratitude and regard, ORLANDO SHELBY, or SuELBrviLLK. CvnmimjAif, do not till you have tried Ater's Chkrrt Ph-mral. It is made one of the best medical che oists in the world, and its cures all round us besieak the high merits of its virtues. PKlUuirlhiu LeJjer.

Prepnrrd by Ilr. J. C. AY Ell. Practical anil Analytical Cltmiixt, Price, Co cts.

ptr box. Five t.ox-s 1. Si.ld by A. S. PUTNAM.

"It.ltca, D. WALKER A C. II. HUNTER. J.

T. ADAMS. Station, C. II. JOHNSON, J.W.i.

And all dealers In medicine ev-ryh-re. ian31 ift Dollar ll ward. ON Mmidaj, the 27ii. ivttrr-D I 1 P. lnle the waitmjf at the n.tilroatl in Ottawa, Ur the of iUk traia from the ani had hitch Lin hTr, attached to a one-horse wajfon, near C.

Irmii' some S'-oun-Urel cut the harnerii in rariou plai-f-s in nich a manner ad to detry it and endattT-r the life 'f any Hrrii attempting to drive the vehicle. Any Krrr'n ivtua' information that will lead to the detection of the Infil trator of the otitratT', mil receive the a hove reward. IIKNKV OTTAWA CUSTOlYi MILLS JIE sul-oi-rit'rs tot nf.irm the citir--ijs of Ottawa, th- have il. as a ind ample adapted farmers. Mini th- public g-'iierally.

th.it fitted up ir Mill, hitherto known as ti ml Flouring by placing iu it new. superr-r. machinery. arrang'-m-iits are expre- to, aud made in view id rendering it a super. fir Where the farmers can have thrir grinding, of every variety, dope and H't grind Wheat, Crn.

Itye, and It iekwiieit. having ma. h.nery adapted to each aud the machinery ir.g ail new. aii-i 1 under the manag-m'-fi' of an millers, we are confident of able to ve in cases. We invite farmers lo give a I Citizens of lttawa are re-i-e.

irifim.e-I are now preparnl to th- a of S'tpcrfine Flo-ir; also. IW' kaii. at and Rye Fi Meal. Bran, an 1 other Feeds, all of which tl.at we article nr. Corn will be pruiiipiiy di'ovejid in ai.y part of the City.

rs i A slate win oe i ninij ai oi j. tingT, where orders msy be for durir.g tiie TO SPORTSMEN! II VI NO nought out the shop, ock, and trade of II. KM. V. Brunker, I invite tbe orting community to give me a call.

I hava as good an assortment of sporting articles as con be found this side of New York City. I have a g'nl assortment of those splendid cast steel patent mtirzle common KinVs. made by Mr. II. P.

i Brunker, whose valuable services as foreman of my shop. All work done at my shop, as usual, is warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Colt's, Maynard's. Allen's, and Blunt Lyon's Revolvers, and Kitle Pi'tols, kept constantly on hand, and as cheap as they can be bought iu Chicago. Caps of all descriptions, and gun fixtures kept constantly on hand, powder a superior article kept, for target practice, or long range.

I invite the old friends of II. p. Ilruukr. as wel as new traders, believing I can supply their orders for every i tlin, in mv line, and warrant to give satisfaction to ail that trade wilii me. li.

C. MITCHELL. Ottawa. 5. IM.

OTTAWA Agricultural Seed Store. K. w. Manufacturer aud Wholesale and ltetail Dealer in all kinds of I arming Implrmrnls nnd Incliliirry. SUCH as Threshing and Reaping Machines, Power and hand Corn Shellers, Fanning Mills, Hay Cutters.

Plows, Harrows, Seed Drills and Planters, both hand and horse. Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cvlinder Churns, Ox Yokes and I lows. Axes, Hatchets, Shovels, Spades, and Forks. Also, the celebrated Sod and Sub Soil Plows, and a great variety of others for breaking and stirring, manufactured at Lockport.

Jolict, Morri. Peru, .1 1 I.t Til- P.nn.O.n. I 1 tnu raiimr. i iic rrenimm torn ana too 31 ill, "nd tn ine. AUo t)lK Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warrauted pure.

Aiso, a large siock oi vt agnns, whic are now rri route for Ottawa, and soon will be for sale at the Agri- I cultural Store, on La Salle St. Grateful for former patronage, I solicit the continu ance ot oruers tne present season. I shall spare no effort to make it an object for farmers patronage. My goods are all made Of the best material, and by the most experienced workmen. rmar21 E.

W. CHAMBERLAIN. ROC ER I KST ROC ER 1 1 I HAVE just received from the Plantations a very large Stock of SUGAR AND MOLASrE. Those wishing to purchase will find it to their advantage, as regards both quality and price, to see them before buving elsewhere. The Fiulasse is very choice.

ap4 8. W. CHEEYER. WHOLESALE AMU KK1AII. Harness, Saddle, Trunk Whip THE subscribers having removed their Harness Establishment to their new and commodious brick build ing, the old stand, corner of Main and Columbus streets, would respectfully announce to their numerous custom ers, and the public generally, that they are now prepared to furnish all kinds of work in tlieir line at greatly reduced prices, and of superior quality.

tZ8mCall and see. Carriage Trimming of every variety and tn superior style done to order by an experienced trimmer. All kinds of repairing promptly attended to, and done up neat and durable. i o.ii of Saddlery. Hardware, Whip.

Col lars. Trunk. Carriage and Trunk Trimminga, always on hand ana sola to in rauc at vucq Ottawa, September 6, 156. STONE A EELS. -1 rgal iirrrtiscrocnts.

8TATK OF ILLINOIS, La Hull County, u. 77PeopYe of the SUUe JUinoit, to all to whom these Prrmmt may outHf, and e)ciatly to the next of Kin, Urirt-at-lJtw, and Creditor of John A. Wnedale, dee'd. UREETISG: "VVri'KI'EAS, Frederick S. Day, administrator of the estate of John A.

Hinsdale, deceased, is desirous of rendering an account of his proceedings as such administrator, and having a final settlement, and for that purpose has made an application in the County Court of La Salle County, for a citation, to be directed to those who may be interested in said Estate. We, therefore, require you to appear before our said Court, at the Court House, in Ottawa, in said County, on the first Monday of August, Ki7, at 10 o'clock in the morning. If you see fit to attend the final settlement of said account. juiiBi 8. W.

RAYMOND, CUrk. Marshal's Sale. I'nitrd Stntm Circuit Court Execution 590. fV virtue oi a writ of f'i t'a tome directed, from the -M United States Circuit Court, for the Northern District of Illinois, in favor of Lycurgus Edgerton ft and against Orville N. Adams aud Kneeland T.

Adams, 1 have levied on the following property, to wit The east twenty feet of lot number twelve in block number one hundred ami twenty, in the City of La Salle. Also, the undivided one-hnlf of the south half of section 2y, and the undivided one-half or the east hair, and the north half of the west half or the north-east quarter of section SI. Also, the unuiviued one-hair or the west half, and the south half of the east half of the north- me norm- west quarter of section twenty-eight, (is,) all in town thirty-four (M) north, range one ei.t of the third princi- pal meridian. Also, the south-east quarter of section town 81 north, 011 HA rirtcirml m.i.t. I containing 160 acres.

AI90, the south-west quarter of section 2-, town 84 north, range one east of 3d p. in. Also, the north half of the east Imlf of the quarter of sectiou 2S, town 84 north, range one east. containing 40 acres. Also, the undivided half or five acres of laad in the north-east fractional quarter, and the south part of the south-west fractional quarter of section town ij north, range one east or i p.

m. Also, all that portiou of the north-west quarter or section (own r. A jbs nf tl, till fTl which i lays on the west side ol the Illinois Central Railroad, and on the south side of the Illinois River, containing 20 acres, more or less. Also, lot number 13 in block number 64, in the City of La Salle. Also, the north-east I quarter of the north-east quarter of section 27, town 3 north, range one east of 3d p.

m. all of tim above property situate in the County of La Salle and State of llli-! uois, ami taken as the property of O. N. Adams. 1 Which I rhall expose to public sale, on the twenty- ninth day of June next, at the Court House door, In Ot-i tawa, in said County, to the highest and best bidder, for ready money.

Sale to commence between the houis of 9 o'clock A. M. and sunset of said day. Dated this 3d day of June, A. U.

K.7. IKA.M NYE, jun6 f. S. Manhal, XnrtJiem Iit. of Illinoi.

i I7Iriait I I'uitfd StaU Circuit Court Emtios So. I virtue of a writ of "i to me directed, from the United States Circuit Court, for the Northern Dis-1 tnct of Illinois, in favor of iiowen tt and aHin-it Orville N- Adams aud Kueelaud T. Adams. I have levied uu the fallowing property, to wit: I The eat twenty feet of lot number twelve fn block number uue hundred and twenty, in the City of La alle. -to, the undivided one-half of tiic south half of section V'J, and the undivided one-half of the east half, and the north half of the weft half of the quarter of section 31.

Alo, the undivided one-half of the we-it 1 half, and the south half of the east half of the uorth-west quarter of section twenty-eijrht, (2,) all in town thirty-four north, ranpe one east of the third principal meridian. Atso, the south-east quarter of section town i4 nortli, raue one east principal meridian, containing 16- acres. Alio, the south-west quarter of St-ctiun 2, town i4 north, ran ire one east of 3d p. in. Also, the north half of the enut half of the north-west quarter section iS, town north, one eat, containing 41 acres.

Also, the undivided half of five a res of land in the north-eat fractional and the south part of the south-west fractional quarter of -rtiuM town north, rane one eatut of i p. m. Alfo. all that portion of the north-wt-st uartcr of section town i5ii north, ranjre one eat of p. m.

which laysun the west side of the Illinois Central Kailroad, and on the south iJe of the Illinois Kivrr. -Tc, u.ore or lot uuaibt.r -i in block num-br 04. in the City of La Stile. ANo. the north-eait tjuart or tne nonii-ea-i quarter or section town north, ra pe one east of Hd p.

m. all of tbe above property situate iu the County of La alle and tate of Lii-Doi-. and taken as lh property of O. Adams. Which 1 shall expose to Public Sale, on the twenty-ninth day of June next, at the Court Houe door, in Ottawa, in said County, to the highest and best bidder, for ready rnoory.

to commence betwt-en the hours of 9 A. M. and sunset of said day. Dated this 3d day of June, A. D.

1-A7. IKAM NYE. jun6 r. Jf irhil, SorVurn Isitt. of luinoim Sale- i Si'fte-4 irvuit turt Acwtm Vo.

It'sl. 1 virtu of a writ of to me directed, from the Cmted rtates Circuit Court, fr the Northern Dis- trict of Illinois, in favor of Drnnis Perking, and apaiust i Orville N. Adams and Kneeland T. Adams, I hae levied OII the foliowtnr property, to wit eaat Iret of l.t number twelve in block numkr one hundred and twenty, in the City of Lahalle. the undividrd one-half of tnritiith half of section I i'J.

and tbe undivided otse-balf of the est half, and the north baif uf the iet half of the north-east quarter of section Also, the urilivided one-half of the Wrt baif. and the south of the east half of the iiorth-w-st quaru-r of action twenty-eijpht, ail in town thirty-four il4 north. one east of the third jnn-cipal meridian. AIo, Uie quart-r of section 1 2-. town -Jri north, range one east -'id principal meridian, coritaim: crr.

Also, the south-wet quarter of se tion town north, ran ire one -at Jid p. m. AIo, the north half of the east half of the iiorth-w-rt qi.arT.-r section tn -'-X north, rarje one tai, i i.onia,nit 41 acre. the undivided of live aT of in the northeast fractional qiartcr, and tho pur; of tUe south-we-t fraclinat of sectk-n town north. one ea-t ot od p.

ni. all that i-orti 'ii of the north- et qurt-r td tion -1, town it-i north, one eat of bd p. which l.iys on the West s.de uf the ill noi- Central and on the south s.de rf the Kiver. cont lijiin? t-t acrvs. more Also, lot number Vi in block num-: ber 64, in the C.ty of La Also, the north-eat i quarter vi the north-cast quarter of section 27, town Jvj north, ran ire one east of -i p.

mil of the iUvc pro-! perty situtitr in tlie County of La and tatv vt I.ii- U'-i-. and taken as tt pro-erty of O. N. Adams. I Whkli I shiill fxp-fe to Public Sale, on the twmty- nin day of June nt et the Court House door, in Ot- tawa, in said County, to the highest aud best bidder, Ur ready i.ry.

iviie to commence between the hoar of 9 o'clock A. M. and s-mcet of said da v. Dated this Ud dav of June, A- D. T.

I RAM r. Mrrhit, I1. of IH'tn. VN rdii.ar.re. the M.iyor cf the City of Ottawa to borrow the sum of thousand dl-.

lars. to be in erecting and a ha- parsed by the Ci'y Cfnn. and api-roved by the ot-rs of the City at an -h-elion held fi that pur-, pr. which sum Is to be secured by oond of the City of rive hiy.dreJ dollars each, payable ten years aTu-r date, with interest at the rate of ten per payable annu ally. Now therefore, I.

Gsmeca F-. Wuifr. Maror of said i Ciiy. hereby give notice that 1 am ready at my offi-'e. in i Ottawa, to receive to said loan.

By the cr-! dinance it Is provided that there shall be annually set i apart by the treasurer, to be used for no other purpose, out of tbe first money rcceired into the treasury, a sufli-; cient sum to pay said interest. I A good opportunity is here afforded to make a safe in-I vestment where the interest will be promptly paid annu i ally. Those who wish to subscribe will t.leae do so ini- mediately, as it is desirable tint the buddine should be erected during the coming summer. U. K.

ALKER, Mayor, cf John IiijfielJ, deed. "kT0TICE iahertby gi-en. to all persons having claims airainst the estate of John Dulheld, deceased, that I will attend a term of the County Court of Ls Salle County, to be held at Ottawa, in said County of La Salle and State of Illinois, on tbe 3d Monday of Augu next, when and where all persons h.tving claims against said estate are notified to present the same in writing to said Court for adjii'tment. JOHN McLACtillLIN, Ar'ra'r, junlG-fjw I Ad mi hist rotor's Notice. I is hereby given, that the un iersigned, admi- nistrators of the estate William Connelly, late of La Salle County, deceaed, will attend at a term of the County Court of said County, to be held at the Court H'ue in Ottawa, in said County, on the first Monday of i August next, anil on the first duy of said term, for the i purpose of settling and adjusting all claims against the i estate of said deceased.

All ersons having claims are i requested to present the same then and there for adjuM-I ment. HKItNAKK MrliOKRISK, JAMES WILLS. A'lm'rm. of the eetate of Wm. ConnelJv.

dc'd. New Era in Ottawa THE subscribers have associated themselves in the wholesale and retail Crockery business, and have opened in Wood's Block, north of the Court lloue, a large and entirely new stock of all the various kinds of (I'OCKCKY WAKE, iiuit sisij Which have purchased directly from the 'importers and manufacturers, for cash. aud in large quantities, se- lected with the utmost care so as to completely supply I tne wants of tne city and country. It is our intention to keep our stock at all times full and complete, and we be lieve we can mane it an otyect for all persons to procure from us any and all articles in our line. Havine estab lished ourselves permanently in this branch of business, it will be our effort so to deal with our friends and customers, that when once acquainted with us, our and our prices, they will be our customers always.

Our stock consists in part as follows DECORATEll CHINA. Atlantic, Webster, Jenny Lind, Plain Band, Blue, and Gold, and Lustre Figure Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Yases, Motto Coffees, Motto Muggs, Toilet Sets, Ac. PI.AIX WHITE CHINA. Dining and Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Comports, Strawberry Bowls, Soup and Gravy Tureens, Sauce Boats, Corn Dishes, Bake, Trifle, Muffin, and Sauce Plates. Also, a complete assortment of Stone China, white and blue, iu sets of III or 8) HI pieces.

Also, a splendid lot of Flower Vases, new styles, and C. C. Ware. Class War. Leaf Cherry Stands, Palace and Victoria Dishes, Wine Glasses, Ale and Beer Mugs, Tumblers, of every style.

Thistle and Webster Goblets, Cake Stands. Also, a few dozen of Brush's Native Wine. Molasses Cans, Pitchers, Fluted Salts, Curtain Pins. Nilar, Globe, and Chimney Preserve Jars, King Jars and Covers. Bird Boxes and Baths, Globe and Police Lanterns, Plated and Common Castors, Camphine and Fluid Lamps.

Table Cnllcry. Ivory handle Knives and Forks, Corn Buck and Ivory handle Carvers, and Sortsman's Knives. Also, a splendid lot of Plated, Table, and Dessert mi iooKing-mases or every style. Willow Ware. Baby Wagons and Cabs, Baskets with and without Covers, a new and fashionable style of Katan Chairs, such as Ladies' Sewing and Nursing Chairs, Arm Rocking Chairs, Children's Chairs, with and without Rockers, Toy Pails, Cedars and Oak Bras bound Pails, Door Mats, Feather Dusters, Knife Boxes, Wine Servers, Bed Cords, Cocoannt Dippers, Whist Brooms, and a variety of other articles, which we will be happy to how to all those who will give us a call.

SPENCER A EARL. Ottawa, August 4. 1S55. CONFECTIONERY STOKE, At HamaUe't old stand, on Main Street, nearly opposite the Hank, OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, rp HE subscriber having taken the late popular estab- lishment of J. B.

Uamalle, is prepared to manufacture and supply, as heretofore, all kinds of Confection ery, at wholesale and retail, warranted equal to the best eastern article. He also keep all kind of TOTS, table ornaments, Ac. ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer, at his rooms. Also, supplied by the quantity to private families, parties, Ac. All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand, or manufactured to order.

may26 WM. EI1ERT. Catalogtie off Mew Music. tTTILLIAM HALL A NO. ZX BROADWAY, N.

have jnst issued an addenda to their general catalogue of music. It contains a list of all the popular new vocal and instrumental music publbhed during the last year, and will be sent to any address in the Uuited States, post paid, without charge. A NEW BOOK FOR FEMALE ACADEMIES. The Institute Chorus Book, a collection of the most popular appropriate and pleasing vocal pieces, adapted for class singing, by Francis H. Brown.

Price 60 cents, or 10 copies (5. apll Kail Koalis. Railroad, srajar- TRAINS PASS OTTAWA STATION, GOING EAST, Peoria Freight, 12.05 P. M. R.

I. Freight g.4.1 P. M. Peru Accommodation 6.M A. M.

Day Express and Mail, 2.45 P. M. Night Express, i.yo M. C.OIXU AVEST, R. I.

Freight, Jo.fiS P. M. Peoria Freight 4.511 p. M. Day Express and Mail, 1.15 w.

M. Peru Accommodation 8.f5 P. M. Night Express 2.10 A. M.

Day and Night Express connect at Bureau Junction with trains to and from Peoria. nplS 3. F. WRIGHT, Agent. AJlchitrati Initial Kailroad.

i Jolict Division Opened. TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. a.oiiig I0ait. ..1:... t.

I ntl 8: V. of 4 St. Louis trains from the South. Weill. Leave Lske Junction at 6.65 A.

M. and 8:15 P. or on arrival of trains from fltftroit and Cincinnati. Passengers from the tvmth and West, via the Chicago, Alton A Si. Lo iis.

anil Cl.iriini A Rock Islnnd Railroads. will find this the most direct route to the East and South East, and may be sure making prompt connections at Aieirou, pu3ienaion urulge, Buffalo, and Cleveland, with au main lines of travel, and at Michigan City with New Albany and Salem trains to Cincinnati. Lafayette. i 1 1 1 I 1 1 Throutrh tickets can be purchased at the office at Jnlb ctt for all the principal cities and towns at the Eat R. C- KICK, Suprintrnttrnt Cfio.

B. MacGreGOr, Enaiwr MUt iHrinion. Jul21 Mailionte IJdtreen Otlavca and Aurora. THE undersigned havinj; takcu the contract for csrry-iiif: the niaiis od Die alwv. route, is prepared to take jjaetigers through with comfort and despatch.

1 leave uttaira on luesaays, inursasys, ana Saturdays, at 9 o'clock A. M. arrive at Aurora at 6 o'clock P. M. same day through Newark, and Os- wego.

pleciaj J. U. OKCL'TT. IIAVTO.1 Woolen Manufactory THE undersigned take this method of inforiiitii) their old and the puMic generally, that we are puttiup into our Establishment this prinir Machinery that will enahle us to turn out njore tliat double the amount of Gofdi we have usually done; the demand for our Goods I warrants this additional Machinery, and we hope to (five satisfaction in our exchanges of Woolen Goods for Wool, i We never have, and do not intend to card Into wool a portion of cotton and sell it for all wool. Our foods are warranted in this re.pect.

aud also for durability. We i shall continue to exchange for Wool, as formerly, the fol lowing kinds of Good, viz: Heavy C'assimeres, Satinets, Flannels of different kind-, Iliankels, and Stock inir Varn. Considerable attention will be paid to blocking Yarn orders will be filled all tbe dilferent grades and kinds of Varn, common Mixed, Blue Mixed, Ued, Clouded, kc. And we will manufacture, for merchants and others. Wool in lots of one hundred pounds and upwards into Htockine Varn.

or any of the above kinds of goods, on liberal Krtm for cau or wool. Also, Cardiuu ami Spluniii'i Will be in lots vt us. aud upwards, at 15 to 15 Cents per pound. I'uMum Carding into Rolls Will be done at cent er Kiund. Tlieir machines will be clotiied anew with the best of Cards, aud with a n-r exfierienced t'ard-T.

they expert to have good work done. Wool will be taken from the iJe-wtat Ottawa, and rolls returned within a reasonable lenjrth of time for do it.fr the work, which may be sent (in strong sheets) from almost any part of the at a trifling expense. ool intended fur exchange for any of the above kinds of Goods, accompanied by the proper order, may be sent by lEailruad to Ottawa, and the goods will be put up and sent with promptness, according to order. We would say, that we have got our New Custom ind Piouring in operation, and persons wishing caa have their grinding done on short notice, as we have p'etityof writer at all times, myl'l J. V.

GULLS. it i Inv'iilel. TIIE vrv thine have lonjr wanted TlSO OHiN flIELI.FR. with orv horse power, which is superior to aiiytiiinr of tbe kind in use. for it neatn d'iratihty.

pe rfection of its wrk. and its usefuine- to fanners in general. The whole machine Wfiphs slid it capable of sheilinp and pjeparitig h-r ritarl. trj.ihii. 4o bu-hel per hour, utider T.i- j'Wer may be ued f-r various oth-r purp irs.

Fwr sale by MANLEY 1 La Salle Street Drug it. n. 7ic.n i mi it- HAVING purchased the entire slock of Drue. Medi- I cities. Oils, Paints, Ac, fermeriy owned by Hunter I Jk Toombe.

would say to his friends and the public pe nrrafiy, that he will continue the dr-jff business at the old stand, on La Salle two doors north of M. H. i wift law oftVe, where be will be happy to ac corn mo- date a.l thse who favor him with a call. All per- Sot-s obtain a pure article in the drue line. will a.wavs be pure to find it M'AftTHrit', as he in- lend- to keep no other kind.

lie wonid invite the atten- tiu of the ladies in particular to his stock of Perfume- rv, which the het and mot extensive ever oflercd in varyu.p in price and quality to suit purchasers. He ha al-o a lar-a'e and beautiful assortment of Lanifas, if all sires, from tweniy-tive 1 cent up to fi'TV dollar en h. Al-o. H.it. 11-ith.

nnd Paint Brush-, of Hi. teiiu-s 'ps, iMiavin? reams. Foma-fini. Hair t.l. Combs.

Pens. Ink. Paper, Lnvelopv-s, and a liot of fancy articles, too numrous to He will ke-p constantly on hand Sash and Glass, of all ze, pWzed ready for ue. at manufacturer's jrices. lr.

Mt'AaTUua will continue the practice of medicine as heretofore, and may always be found at his Store, alien not absent on professional business. fch-4 BUSINESS ENLARGED a ar the imist Furniture Manufactory WATSO.V A ZmnitttAX. SZ1MERMAN having purchased the interest of L. P. Kugg.

in the Factory known as Rugg Waton, take this opiortunity to inform the trade that they are I on hand with increased advantages for manufacturing all km. of t'urnitureuud liuir, at prices that de'y competition. This establishment having been engaged in the above business for a number of years, have taken pains tw se-l lect the best of workmen, and pledge ourselves to use nothing but the best of materials, having a kiln for dry-! lug on the most approved plan, leaving no excuse for working green lumber, as those who work direct from the 1 lumber yards can have. Hotel keej-ers and others will find it to their advantage to trade wiih us if a pml article is desired. 1 Job Work of all kinds done at the shortest notice.

Job Turning and Scroll Sawing dune in the best manner as our City Joiners will testify. Nuel Posts and liana always on hand, of all pat- terns. We have a Saw Mill, and solicit custom logs. The business of the old firm will be settled bv Rugg Watson, as before. WATSOX ZI.MEH.MA-V" Ottawa March 1V6.

Ottawa Trunk, Ilaructs, and THE subscriber wishes to inform the ladies and gentlemen of Ottawa and vicinity, that he is manufacturing, and has constantly on hand, all sorts of Trim Is, Values, Ladies' Hat Bores, Carpet liiuj. Whiff, Stddles, and Harness The best iron frame and steel spring sole leather Trunks, furnished at the lowest prices. AU sorts of fine and coarse Harness constantly on hand. Fine coach, gig, and trotting Harness, silver, brass and Japan trimmed and the best quality of team Harness sold at ths lowest prices. All kinds of Carriage Trimming done in the neatest style, at short notice, and on the lowest terms.

Shop in No. 1 IIssack's Row, Main nearlv opposite the Bank. TjulT THOMAS illCKEV. BOOK BINDERY. A New ISiixiiieNs in Ottawa! THE subscriber would inform the people of La Salle and adjoining Counties that he has established a BOOK BINDERY in Ottawa, where he will be happy to receive orders for anything in his line.

Blank Hooks Of all kinds manufactured to order in a workmanlike manner. Also, old books rebound. Pamphlets and magazines hound in any style required. Maps covered and varnished. Paper Itoxes And all other work done which belongs to my branch of business.

Let it be borne in mind that it is no longer necessary to send to Chicago to get your Blank Books manufactured, or any kind of Binding done, for you have an establishment in Oltawa that can do it all, aud save you the trouble of sending abroad. Please give me a call in the room over the Telegraph Office, south side of the Court House Square. novl C. O. LCTZ.

SEW AKICAXGE.TIE.Vr. JNO. STOUT HIMSELF AGAIN THE subscriber respectfully announces to the public that he has bought back of L. Hartley A Brother, the entire stock, good will, Ac, of the Dry Goods Store formerly owned by himself, on the west side of the Court House, in Ottawa. The stock is heavy, and is well selected for the Winter trade.

To be ready for making a heavy purchase in spring, he will sell for the next mouth or two At Cost I And many articles at less than cost. He means Just what he says, and let those that doubt TST HIM. The proof of the pudding is the eating of janlj JOHN STOUT. Hats, Hats, and Caps! ffssa TEIINE SILK HATS, from tl to each, -J I of Beebe A summer style, war-fal Sskrated good, at Felch's old stand, where every person gets the worth of their money. JunSS Hard Wood Lumber.

SAWED Oak Timber all sixes from ex and 12X12, and from 12 to 24 feet long. Black Walnut Lumber, consisting of Newel Post Tim ber. 8X6 to 8X1. Plank, 2 to IX Inches thick. Boards, 1 inch thick.

Hickory and Maple Axle Stun and Oak Plank. 2,000 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by WM. M. TRCB, febT-tf Office In Bank of Ottawa. METROPOLITAN HALL, OTTAWA, ILLINOI8.

Tins Hall is the largest In the place, and Is well adapted for Balls and Concerts, is wall lighted with gas, and provided with all neoessary conveniences for Parties, Concerts, Balls. Ae. w.TKrR a co For particulars addres D. bli Ottawa, III. Paints, Oils, Draga, Ut.

setii "son vT Faint Establishment On Main street, at CxuihmaiCt old stand Ottawa, III. TO keep pace with the growing business and importance of our city, the proprietors of the above establishment have greatly enlarged their stock both at tw quantity, quality, and variety of articles, and claim that in point of superiority and completeness, it is nosr exceeded by none west of the eastern cities. Their stock now embraces every article which can be needed In the painting, finishing and outfit of dwellings, together with every article needed by painters and artists in all branches of tlioir calling. IMI OIUS VAItMSIIBS, GlaJi, Sth, Doors, Hinds, I'aper Hang' iuij. Painters3 Brushes, Pencil, In all qualities and varieties.

To name all the article! they offer would occupy too much space, but the following list wiil give an idea of the nature of their stock. WhiU Isaii Zinc Paint. Ivory, Pure White Lead in oil, .1 tamp black assorted pap.rf uo no nry. French Zinc Paint, in oil. do do dry.

American do Silver White, Flake White, Chremnitx White, China White. Paint OiU, Jta. mack Lead, Hlack, ground, i Pointer's Materials, Glasier's IHamonds, 1 do Points, Putty Knives. Paint Mills, Steel Graining Cuba, Pand Pafier, Hmalts fine. Blue, do Maroon, do Green, do Slack, Prosting.White and Colored, Pumicrstone, ground, i do lump, Patent Dryers, Zinc Dryers, Litharge, Whiting, 'White Chalk, Red do Gum Shellac, Extra Viae hpongs, Fur du Carriage do Chamois Skins, Putty, do In bladders or tins' Japanned Tins, for tiigna, i Gold Leaf, Brontes, ettt Extra-deep Gold Leaf, Silver Leaf.

Urouxe Gold, do Crimson, 1 Glues. White Bonnet Glue, American Glue, No. 1, Sundries, I.insetd, I Roiled, Nut, i iurpenune. I arnuhet. Coach, Elastic, do Picture, do Iso.

1, Furniture, No. 1, do No. 2, Demar, Asphaltum, Japan. White Copal, Leather. Green Paint, ground, Paris Green, Extra, Emerald Green, Chrome Green, No.

1, liniterial. Permanent. Green Paint, dry. Paris Green, Extra, do No. 1, Chrome Green, Xo.

1, Herlin, Marine, Emerald. ltUlou Paint, Ground. Chrome Yellow, Bath Brick, Yellow Ochre, Fine English, liriiinh Lustre, do American. Blacking, large Miine oenre, Roman Ochre. Naples Yellow.

Cadmium Yellow. YtlUnr Paint. Lry. do small Siae. Rottonstone.

Rlack Uad, Rosin. Emery. brugt, Ihtt dfcti. Alum, rPiraz, refined. Camwood, (fround.

Extract Logwood. Indtyo, uftar Lead. IkKla. Bruht, Paint Drwshes, asiorteo Whitewash brushes. Chrome lellow, o.

1, do No. 2, Stone Ochre, French Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Duuh Pink. Ued Paint, 1ry. English Vermilion, Triete do Ctiinese do Atuerican do So. Ex do do No.

1, do do No. 2, Iudian Red, Kr-d Irad, English, Krd Lead, American, Venetian Red, English. Oranpe Mineral, Hose Ruk, English, Drop Lake, Chatemuc Lake. Frenc Lakes, arninn brushes, Tool. Painters' Iutert, Counter Dusters, Stove Brushes, do Hhoe Rrufthes, Window bruslies.

Flat CamePs Hair, Badirer "Sable JHow.n,. Bear's hair rrwHtliug, Camel's hair lackering. Badger blenders, Vciiiingand tapgrainerf. lratcing Papers. White Bristol board.

Tinted Whatman's drawing paper. French Tracing paper, muslin. Paper for plans or design, I ib inches wide. I Artiet Material. Prepared canraa for att I painting.

Maul sticks. Hallrtle Knires. Mahogany palletts. Porcelain Kasels. Gilders' eu'Lions, tips antl knires.

French glass slab. Glajs mulfers. Tin cans with screw stoppers for oil or rarnish. French cabinet saucers for I water colors. Port crayons.

jChalk crayons for Uauk I boards. Black crayons. iNewmen's water colo French Carmine do Munich do Madder do Scarlet do Purple do Crimson do JHu Jtint c. Cliinese Rlutf. VariA do Prussian do No.

1, do do No. 2, Atwerp do LUrauiarine. No. 1, do No. 2, JSlu paint, ground.

Pari blue. Prussian Itlue. Permanent do Cobalt do Brmm J'alnt dry. Purple Rrown, fturnt L'mber, Haw do tturut Sienna, Raw do i-pani-ih Rrown. Vaodyite do C'asl earth do Brttwn J'atat, iu Ott, Burnt I'm ber, Raw do burnt Vienna, Raw do BI.u Paint, dry.

Prop HUck, Ellis' Refined, Common Martin's do No. 1, 1 Paprr Hanging. Plain and Satin Paper, Borders, fire-board Prints, Oil and Transparent Window Shades, Trimming. Ac. Olas.

All sixes from by 10, to 32 by 44. Wall Paper Depot. S.C. EARL tt SON, CuAutan'n oli Stand, Cirer of Main and Culumlrus Streets, HAVE just received their Spring stoek. and have now for sile the most elegant lot of Per Hangings, Window Drapery and Shades ever offered in Ottawa.

They are prepared to fnmt.fi in quantities to suit the latest patterns of Satin. Gilt. Wood and Oak Papers, with matched and common borders. Also, Fancy Window Shades. Fire Board Prints, Ac.

Ac. Tlieir stock is purchased directly from the manufacturers, and soldj a a small advance on first cost. mjrti-tl Quit Drink leg Poisonous lquors I Patent improved process for making all Kind of Liquor and "iurrar INSTANTLY, by the use of LACOLIi ESSENTIAL OILS. HF5E Oils are obtained by Distillation at the Chemical Laboratory, Parish of Jefferson, of Pierre I.a- cour. author of Lacour's Chemical Analrsis, Lacour' Chemical Manipulations, Lacour on the Manufacture of i Liquors.

Ac. Purchasers are particularly requested to return ths f.a-Ls and obtain their money, if the Oil does not give 1 perfect satisfaction. LACOUR'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit to a superior imitation of Imported Brandies, vis: Otard, i Sarerac, Marett Cognac, Poultney Seignette, I'nited Vineyard Proprietors, Castiliou and London Dock Bran-j dies. These liquors will have a full fruity flavor and a beautiful, sparkling color. Common Rectified Whisky will be changed by the use of the Oil of Cognac to New York Brsndy, Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac Brandy.

a. LACOl'R'S OIL OF RYE changes Rectified Wliiskcy to Monongahela Rye Whiskey, Old Virginia Malt Whiskey, Bourbon Whiskey. Ac. OIL OF CEDKAT changes common Rectified Whiskey to Old Malt Whiskey, and a superior article of Scotch Whiskey. OII.

OF PEACH changes common Whiskey to Virginia Peach Brandy, Ac. Oil of Peach and Oil of Cognac wiil convert Common Whiskey to Apple Brandy. OIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whiskey to IMIand Gin, Scheidam Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, English Gin, Ac. LACOl R'S CONCENTRATED ACID will. In five hours after being mixed, change five gallons of good Vinegar and twenty-live gallons of water to thirty gallons of the most acid Vinegar that ran be fvund in the market.

By the ure of Lacour's Concentrated Acid, vinegar can be made forme dollar and sixty rents per barrel. FOR MAKING Llyl'oltS. Lacour' Oils require no preparation only pour the oil into the whiskey and shake well. The liquors thus made will hare a fine natural aroma, a full, rich, oily taste a beautiful transparent color and a fine bead. Lacour's oils eaert three distinct properties in converting common whisksy to brandy, gin, kc.

The first property combines with ami subsides in the form of nocuh-nt particles the whole of the grain oil, (Amytic Alcohol.) The whiskey is thus deprived of that peculiar irritating and burning taste, aud becomes a neutral spirit the second property consists in an oily mucillaginuus taste imparted to the liquor, which renders it mellow, and imparts an appearance of great age the third property is exhibited in the rich, vinous nutty odor that is imparted to the liquor, which renders distinction from the genuine brands impossible. These oils are put up in quart flasks; each flask contains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of liquor. Full and comprehensive directions accompany ths bottles. Price, 2 per bottle. For sale at the corner of St.

Charles and oydr streets. One bottle of tliesa oils, Ave in number, will be securely packed and shipped, with bill of lading, to any part of tbe country, upon the receipt of flu, to the address of P. LACOUR, New Orleans. Purchasers Are as a guarantee of good faith, to furnish us the name of any house in New Orleans and we will ship them a package of the Oils. If they do not perform all that is claimed for them, they will cost nothing.

janlT Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchant) A COMPLETE assortment of the Oils necessary, for making and flavoring every variety of liquor, and directions for making Cider without Apples, and for converting the Cider to all kinds of white and red Wines, Champagne, kc, and a package of the articles used for giving artificial strength to liquors, (converting 70 gallons of Whiskey to 1MI gallons.) and every article necessary to commence a liquor store, will be furalshed for Also, all the information necessary to conduct such an establishment, thus enabling the new beginner to sue cessfully com-te with the oldest liquor dealers. Ad. dress through the Post Ofllce, P. I.ACOCR, New Orleans. Lacour' Concentrated Acid tor making Vinegar, is put up In gallon packages, l-" shipping order.

janlT C'HICACiO lilt ANC1I Furniture Rooms! WILL keep constantly on hand a good assortment of Sofas, Sofa Rockers, Spring Seat Chairs, Marble and Mahogany Top Centre Tables, Side Tab'rs, Marble Top Bureaus, Secretaries, Lounges, Mahogany, Cherry and Black Walnut Stands, of every description. Cribs, Cradles, Towel Racks, Ac, Ac. Chairs. AU kinds of Cane, Flag, ond Wood Beat Chair. Bedstead.

A large assortment always on hsnd. In connection with the above stock will always be found as good an as. ortroent of Home Manufacture as can be made in this City, all of which is offered for cash, at cash prices. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. Warerooni oue door soutn oi oe antuiM my2 J.

U. GAY. OTTAWA Hide and Leather Store. La Stile Street, ojyosiU the Court ITovse. Entrance C.

G. Miller's Penn. Store, WHERE can at all times be found a general assort, ment of Leather, such as Harness, Bridle, Collar, Role Unner, Kip, Calif, and Belt. Also, Dear and Calf iun string leather, at the lowest cash price. The high, est oriee In cash paid for Hides, Deer Skins, Sheep Pelts, Ac.

IS" 241 W. 0 E. RICHARDSON. To Shoemakers) a tad Dealers. WE have constantly on' hand and for sale at a small advance on the Importers prices, a fine stock of French Calf and Kip Skins, and Patent Leather.

Also, American Calf Skins, Boot Morocco. Kid Skins, Cochineal, Maroon, Oreen, White, and Yellow Liulngs and Facings, Shoe Findings and Shoe Makers Tools. Sewing Machines for sale. Cash paid for Hides. M.

II. PRE8COTT A Hossack's Block, Main PC, a few doors east or Ibe 0. Ottawa, March 51, 1WT..