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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-20
ENnsl Agency.

JE7IGE undersigned wiIlpay particular attention
"a to the investigation ftitcs, redemption and
sale Of Lands, and payment Of taxes in La Sale
or any Of the adjoining counties. Having been
engaged good portion of my time as Surveyor
for the last seven or eight years in said county,
am enabled to give a complete description Of al
most any tract of land within the boundaries oIthe
same.
Persons wishing to purchase lands in LA Sale
or Grundy counties, would do well to call on me,
as now have for sale some of the best lands in
those counties, to the amount of some ten or
twelve thousand acres, great portion of which
belongs to the State BanI, of Illinois, for which
the notes of said bank will be received at par.
uEO. IL. NORRIS.
OFF
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Il. L.. Thompson,
.gNDcA EiiCIl,
Dr. Il. ScIicr,r,crI,Orn

nFFERS his professional services to the citi-
" zens of Ottawa and vicinity. Office on
Columbus street, between Canal and Clinton.
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REMOVAL.

TO secure larger Store and Laboratory. the
Subscribers HAYS removed from II. Na'd,p LgHe,
to that magnificent Warehouse, 6 stories rear,
aud (Stlh lot oycr,) % feet deep,
NO. y, CORTLAND1 STREET,
Mar Br0ailray,
The whole of which they occupy, and where
they have established their extensive Laboratory,
wholesale house aud retail department for the
next Seven years, and where they viii hope to sec
all persons dealing in Medicines who visit the
City.-Bciog in the vicinity of all the large no.
tells, their store will be kept open late and eary,
10 accommodate those whose business calls them
TO the East side of tie town in the middle of the
day. COMSTOCK n co.
Mar Yorh, AgyR 1913.
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4 AMP BLACK, Venitian Red, &C.,
d 4 &C., just received per steamboat
La Sale and for sale low by J. O'NElL.
April 81, 1913.
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BssIt.cr.

FENlIE subscribers will pay cents per
Il pound IN cagh and goods for prime
yellow Butter, delivered at our store.
WALKER & HICKLlNG.
Ottawa, July Goth, 1913.
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Peters Pills.
Leather.
Oils, Paints, Glass, &c.

"ALKER Il HICkllNG have Just rcccv-
w ed fresh supply of oils, paints, glass, &c.
consisting Of
4 IBIS linseed oil, 81 boxes glass.
= :" tanners " COX. pure white lead,
+" sperm Z" lbbl sp. whiting,
sp. turpentine, sp. brown,
copperas, camwood, vilriol, nicaragua,
redwood, indigo, alum. &c. &c.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
FOR CASE OEs PRODUCE.

/, 7. SANGER y 60.
4 RE now opening at their old stand in Otta-
a wa, large and extensive assortment Of
summer
DFsY GOODS,
Embracing an assortment of almost every thing
needed. besides "a thousand and one articles that
many might deem unnecessary. We can with
safety assure our customers that we can cnumc-
rate more different articles in our stock than any
ever offered in this county. Wehaye also a good
supply Of
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EqE EGe .E-M NS@S
CELESTIAL BALM

OF CHINA. A positive cure Tor the piles, and all
external aings-al internal irra,ions brought 10 the
surface by friction with this Balm so in coughs,
swcled or sore throat, gh;ness of the chest this Balm
applied on flannel will relieve and cure at oncc.--
Fresh wounds or old sores are rapidly cured byI..
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coRNs,-The French Plaster is n sure cur
shRSApkRILLA. coMsrocrs COM.

FOUND EATNAUT. There IS no Other prepara-
ton OF SarsapariIa that can exceed or equal this.
If you are sure to get CoMsTocKs, you will find it
superior to all others. 1t does not require putting.
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coull not but be successful. Oar subscrip.
ton Int is already double than of anv One
"oi1r Lady's Magazine, AMI hundreds are
ddded zach week.
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tion thirty FIVE; the southwest quarter q
section thir y->lX, township eight, range
two, west; entered By VIM. T4boI; TaXe!
due Tor 1912, 3 dollars and 5 cents. Prln
rer's lee I liars.
The east half northeast quarter anC
50 lth halt west hall southeast qIarter AND
and south hat east half north west Gu .rteI
If section ten, Iownsh P ten, range three,
east; entered ~ john l'crrdl. faxes due
f + 1872, 4 doharS and 30 cents. Pant
-. ) lee dollars.
The east ha.f north. quarter Of Sec
tIon t"enty.t"u, township ten, range five,
east; rnta.cd 10y hIlIs Wmon. Taxes
Gu: to- Ie42, So cents. Pr.nler's fee 7
d ,l,rs.
Lot nlne, section thirty three, township
ten range one, east; cnlc,eI b. J.mos
Ward Ike, cue tor loI % MS
Prluters fec / 1ollIs.
Tne cast hail n"tln.eaS, q.r.ero se--
II N HI l. .t",; the IVES n.n uog ,.-s.eal
q h'rler # section utrty three, IoNusuIg
nme' rang one, ives; entered b, Hau.y
UoeHs I"X,s due for lo42, dollars ana
% cents. Printers lee 7 dollars.
Lols Que, Two aud three, of section lhir-
t> # ur, township eight, RANGE three, east;
entered by II. }. Walker. Taxes due for
Io42, l dollar ana 10 cents. Prntcr's
lee 7 dollars.
Lots two aud three Of section thirty
live; lots one and three Of section twenty
five; the east half northeast qIarter OF
section twenty flour, township e!ghr, range
three, east; eetered by H. NJ. Walker ana
b johnson. Taxes due tor 1912, del.
lar and is cents. Printers fec 7 dollars.
The cast halt north west quItcr If Sec
ton twenty-tcur, township eight, range
hree, east; entered by BcnJamn
Niumms. Taxes due for !Sl4, 30 cents.
Printers fee dollars.
DUNCAN YORK,
Lax Collector of Madison county tor 1912.
December ID, 10, 1912 -l5-I3.
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township ten, range four, east entered by
J. e. Dickson and Robert Mckay. Tax
es due for 1912, 9 dollars and 10 CENTS
Printers lee 81.
The west ha fsouth west quarter Of sec
ton seven, township eight ange four, east
entered By VIM. EakIn. Taxes due ior
1872, 81 cents. Printers tee 81.
TIE suulh.we,t quarter and west halt
nth east quater oI Sc ton twenty, ne;
the west h Ii OF section twenty eight; The
noItn-eaS quar,er OF section IL ent -tN O.;
Inc n,rih. west qu rter Of seton iwen y.
three, township ele, en-, range ur, east,
aud lJts one, Nv three and FIX oil SEC / n
thirty four, l. wnshlp 'en, range one, Z. ST;
entered By S muel &. Faulkner, ami as.
aSSes'ei as tne pr petty ct Samuel G..
Faulkner. Taxes due for 1912, 10 dal-
lars and 50 cents Primers fee $l2 So
Lois two aud hree and south If If lot
one, section Fix, t'wn,hip Sc Ell, rarge
three, east; entered by Asa File cher. TaA.
es due for 1912, 90 GEMS. Primers fee
81.
The west ha'fsoulh.east quarter If sec,
w" 'HlItN l""HsiiP leH' range I'VE, cas-
entered ty Thomas G rdrn, Taxes due
for AZ, 10 cens Prlners's fee 81.
The s'uth halt we,l half S urh.wes quar-.
Ter OF section ten; the nurh- wesl quar- er
OF section nine, township Ten, range three,
cas-; entered by S 90 CHI. la es due
for s42, 2 dollars aud SO cents. Primers
fee 81.
The east half southeast quarter and
sou cas- quarter # north east quarter If
sect N seven; the north half aud west half
st h-we,r q arrer If section cigh, and To-,
Two aud three, sect N nine, township eighr,
a &c -four, easr; euered by J S. Gooch
aud Il. u. Mcdonald. Taxes due for
1912, 3 dollars and 81 cents. Printers
lee 81.
The east half north west qurrter of sec.
lion Ihiry-three, township nine, range one |
west; entered by q. w. Goosey. Taxes
due for lo42, dullars and 30 cenrS.-I
Primers fee 81.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector of Madison county.
Dec. 9th, 1912. 1913
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The design Of this work is to .urn;sh, at
a Tor rate, a AIagizidc, winch, as reg 'rds
literary merit and mechanical eXenu-
ton shall equal the best three dollar
magazines. Each number will contain al
least forty -eight Is yo.) pages of reading
matter
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18

Il horse q or years "lj, 10 hona
high, Iell hlld loot white up TO me paster
J''nt; n" o,ner MARKS or oran $ az
prl'Se 10 So", e''re H. a. roS'er' ). I
'rn'r's zee ",''l'Si
laKeh up by 'onn NJ '"re' one 'ay mar
"o',,t "a "1noS MN s'na'I star IN her fore
iehu' Iei| h'lu l""' Whfe; no "ther mark
60 c' ",% J'I,a "PI''"'''' 10 9'0' i''"'er
'o' : uo''ar,' :, --.- ,..-
q ms I"' o''' -, ','""'' ms "t'''' !"
He.'N ''"' "5'''ug Ia - gu u'' 'eI' S''oul'
G' APP,"'ST 20 81. - . 49, "''''' '' rr'eS'ey
Ta,oa 90 -, y ,tt.rl ,,, Como,
obo 20 or ~ ,II',..,h h;nl ANY I,n g." &c.
c", ,uT,,, kl.ya r.oa Aa,a,;l.J n9C
oN.n r,.ro pi,r,Io. D n,;n @n.
~. 81 .,.....' - .
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9-''S' nay ""iSc
INA. ..,n .n IN. rorcbc,d. some sodd,e
,no,,.. .'Iont i ,r.oIl If b,nd. b;ob
An,r,;sod :, ,b;r,y dnI,,,s IeGnro ! F.
/ i,Ic ! prs fee . +olI,
Toton -, ~, - q O,C,in two eteors
one LARGE re- Steer. white spot in his face,
marked with a crop and half crop in the
lett wear and swallow fork in the right, 6
Nelrs old. app,ised to Twelve dollars. The
o,L,. l,,.,,a rod s,a.r n,,rkad with - hoIo
in the let err and the right ear of, about
six years Old. Appraised 10 10 dollars,
before D. Morse, j. P.--prlnters fee ?
dollars.
Taken ~ by r. S. Ferguson, one small
bay mare. b IN hind feet white. blind in
the rioht eve, I4l2 hands hiph, 9 wears
cid, Apnrascd to 80 Co!lars---orinters
, dollars.
A..
> yn,rsn Ij i las, .n,;,o M narl,s w. L.,nd,
,3n,a;s,I ~ 10 5,J g. Gora.a y p, 1910 ''D
! p n,into.s foo > dolIor,
~
i'"o" up ~ JI'i"S H. "c".'' horseS'
o'7 req o'H' WIN Il STAR III MS I',eAead,
about - years "Id' no marks or brands
! d',"r' - - ''''''' % '"'''' ''0
-"
T r ","p; " 'eo ,"s morse WIN 'ne 'eI'
49, 'I' '""' "',''F' 4e'rS 1.'' ApPraIsedto
80 d"''HrS' before t. u Henry, }. P.--Prs
r'.DD"'i,
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,'o"' ~ VI y'IfS o'd' !" hahos hlgh,
nc ''3n' eve ".'hp' bs''k le9s' no Other
' n APPr',SeI n 70 ~ % before
L, a. rO''er' J. r'-pnn'eFS tee dol
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04
To the Ladies /!

To the Ladies'!
n DO most respectfully solicit q call from the
- Ladies, 10 examine my large and splendid as
sortmept Of FANCY GOODS--such as
Plain, Pink and other coloFed Mouslib de Lains,
Blue.,s Pink and Straw colored, and Plaid Cling
hams, -
cam5ries from Is cents UP,
Isle Lice, and Thread Edgings ard Inserlings,
superior article Of fancy cold Kid Gloves a
the low price Of 62a
Good cofored Kid Gloves al 37A
Super quality Pic Mic do from l23 UP,
Silk Pic Mic kiiiss very cheap
Call and examine for yourselves ! and ] am
con6dent you will not 20 away dissatisfied.
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DOrr,cs,tics.

TIME subscriber wpuid call the attention Of
farmers and others 10 his stock Of Domes-
tic Goods, which is very large and vel assorted
Being purchased exclusively for cash, az ex.
tremely low prices, be Isl enabled 10 offer them
at small advance forcash As he has bought
them ID this way, he feels confident that he can
seIltkem cheaper thanahc chapel. by the piece
or yard. Among his stock will be found
Heavy "a Brown Coltonfgood qnality)a al CT,
Do 5.4 do SheetDg do 10
Best "A do Savage !.
Best extra superfne unbieached Shooting = o Z
ia Osnsbura very heayy, 10
Best rs palapsco tWilled Osnaburg
Furniture and Apron Checks very low.
Plaid Cations for servants Of 10 cents,
Bleschea Cottons, ssignishingly low--s-4 at 6,
7.8 fitse eli 10, "a fine and stout at I2A,
Bestl6 & Long Cloth Sheeting at Is cents, and
every thing else ID proportion.
He .respe cifully asks a call from one and all,
whetheri,hey wish 10 purchase Or not, where
they will find him readyto show them through
with pleasure. E, P. MILLER.
April 90, lS43.
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WTLLLA.M .a.NDER8Q.N.

Sd7AVING learned from several reputable per.
- sons in The 9highborhood. that impress.
sion is abroad that his mercantile trade would
be done for cash alone, begs leave 10 eonirsdci
such report. and SPY that such never was his 10.
teniion-b but thatEh be is DESTROYS to make nc,
counts, At l2 months, with siI solvent and pune.
tunl persons. who may favor him with their h,
tronage, and further, that bis stock and variety
is large. perhaps more so, than any other sioll
within lederson County. They will be sold a
low prices, as will be obvious Al 6rst sight, and
having but one store bis undivided attention vii
be given 10 il.
Ell Branch, April -. 1873.
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Epu ffatcrIq3 The location f6t beauty OF
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ikl aIl, lspdsls i o1e u 81 .so.s hs 81, ss.ua-
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Psrs3is placing ihsif pats|iiefs Is dis Ihs.i.
tuition. ere Assured that thc} viii receive al he
|.tisniiof ths5 css'd Under he Gaze u iheir
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Library Globes, Mas. cb5mieai ana PBiio-
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hi braafhsslof thorough, praclical. ana ~
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So9posiilopi Algebra Chemistry d eonneclsd
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Bedding and togsls 70 be furnished II not 3 90
Fuel and light, 90
Music $50 per qparter.)or $40 90
Drawing and Painting 1924 per Or D or 5 90
1srasIof Day Scholars per Session:
For youHg pupils 10 tie incipieni stage Of an
English Educat lion 1894 per ar. or A. 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

I'd RESPECTFULLY informs the LzDIrs or
- Charlestown and lis vicinity. that she has
received the --latest SpSing Fashions for .HILLL,t-
ERY aud M.aNTUa- MAKING. She returns
her thanks TO- ell those who have favored her
with call, and>hopes By prompt attention to
business, and studous desire 70 please, still 70
receive share ofpnhlic patronage; abe pledges
herself that fhe work entrusted to her shall be
executed with neatnebs and despatch.
k7kHer residence IS on the Gross Street South
81 the Courthouse
CharleSiown, MAJ l, 1915, -r3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04
GcntIcnaen,s Wear.

II REAUTfFCL sssoEiment Of Gentlemen
IN wear. consisting Of
Summer Cassimerss, Tweeds,
Cross-barred Linens, Linen DFiliings,
large assortment of Cloths Of ell eoloTs,
Hamil,on Cords, Prince Albert Fsncies,
Canlbroons, Samtner Cloths.
Marsealles, Merino, Satin, silk, Velvet, aud
Fancy Yssiings, Warranted cheaper than they
caube bought IN this neig lIborhopd, orno sale,
tine Calf Boots al 50 SO,
LeghofD, Beaver, Paris, silk, Cassincre, .and
Fur Hats. from sl00np-
The great run for our cheap goods since We
have opened, encourages us 10 believe that the
best policy is row to sell goods very cheaP. and
be who sells cheapest will re sustained. We
cordially thank our friends and The public, for
their encouraging purchases, and pledge our
selves to continue 10 sell at very small adj
vance, 50 that our,Prices win always. be me
lowest. We expect mother lot Of goods to-day
Come and sec
As g w HOLLAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04
EHonselaossl and Kitchen
FURM I.TURE,

including one irss-rate Matte Clock, Gedsleailsl
Beds and Bedding, Tables, thaiTs, &c xMahsa
nssaibea Of articles ssot NECESSARY 10 fneHsion
IsTERAIS "A credit ot nine menAs viii
bel given on ill snAs over IS, lhe purchaser
giying:boDd with appfcnsa sseufity sIsums tf
SIS and under. inc sashto Be paid on hea1ay Of
sale. NO property 70 he removed until he
ltefms are complied with. Sale 10 commence
early h The day and continue from day Ia DAY
until a1l.is sold.
FIJ,SNo Tradef1will be aEowedto Bid obytEo
Negrues. Ma It'll 2 W JONES, sQdisr I
aith fhe ssiA aniexed.
uefkelef county. Anril d. 1873.