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TO SHOE DEALERS,

In virginia. and the south.
DENDEXTER " ALDEN, No. Bus, BALTT-
n up Stairs received full AMI complete
supty Of Pan Winter Gods line, add daily eeeiV
large ~ fresh and Habe arecs They offer for
SAFE, by the package dorm,
1000 Gases boots and SHOES, consisting Of
Mems ZIP, calf grained and thea Boots, all sr's
boys
Youtns and ehilds"
Mems thick Brugan'. large assortment
10. sIta quality aHd work
Ru--st aRd Planters BroEans
DO kip, calf = d gam Nonrces
no. Do~hings
Do. Shoes. Pu nps, slppers,Ge
Hoys and youths thick Brngans
nDo. hip aud grnd Mosroes
Chids
To- Boots md Ankieiies
and hid and mo Slips, fine qualities
scwt and psgd Vets all
Do. hid, and pegd
DO. Boots.
DO. seal and Slips, low price.
ESQ Cnses Mems aud hoy Hats including and white
black Russia Beaver Pearl and BLACK Cashmere fash
IonAbe Ang sk Ashland, Muskat Couey, Waite
Won, Palm Lssf and Sporting iiats
100 Gases Mems aud ROys Caps-ineiling Ouar, Fut,
Seal Muskra Coney. Bear Shin Hair Seal Pine Cloth
Velvet Oeo E Push sealete Gambroon and
90 Cases Boa netS, Umbrellas. &c.-Tbis well
-ctci VII with the bt market Cash and puncul
End choice goods inviting Prices
times 3O- BALTIMORE STREET
Baltimore, nd. October H. Ists.
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GOODNEAK,S VAS CAI.IC GUM-ELASIIU
MACHINE BETTING,

PATENTED lst4
Made only RoiSuty. near Bc-tcn) Mas
4 : an article of immense value tn consumers oil
II Machin. Re ting it, peculiar qualue.
Perfect equality width thickness wheh will
3. No q under $50 faenheit Injuries snl
mains flexible degree of enh
E na and urpentine and other solvents
Of whieh Nil destroy catbc produce effect
Il aud durability and when adjusted to
with leather.
IL adapted AT kids Machinery. The which II
remarkable properties
u NOR tent % all NJ article
CIrcur list prices will be forwarded,
j. mmcdent
ma
CHARLES W. BURNEY, Selling Agent
2-em No. IS. fremont Row. Bo-ton. Mss.
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GARDEN SEED,

NRoM Growers of and warranted neh and
Il genuine. At Wholesale aud retail
Auiehok--Gr.ep Globe Cole
Asparngus-whte Giant Lerk-Large Scotch
Pole Beans-arre small Lima Lsuuos-Whhe Green Head
snAP Reans-Fary Oh do Fairy GUIDED Inus Whit" and
Yellow weeks Green Goes Brown Dutch
Fairy Mohawk. do moon M,lon-Nutn.g, Green CIton.
RefIgee 1000 Pin. Apple
B--EAry Blood TUrnip rooted Water Meon-hness kinds
Yellow Nasturt'um
Long BLOOD, Mangsl wun Mustard-whte and Back
Onlon-whlte and Red
White SIesan French Okra
snfa Peas-Landrrths Extra Early,
BIoeoL-Whhe Purple Cape Early May, no Frame Blue
Cabbase-Eay aud large Nutk Prussan. Dwaf Marro~ta
Early and "a Rat.rsra bishops Dwarf Prof. he
~ Sugar Loaf Large Dfum P-pper-Assori,d
head Berger nIt Dteh Parsnp-Long Smooth French
Drumh. Ad SavOy, Green cur sugar
cd savoy. Red Iuteh Papey-Fine Cured
Caulho~ef-Eary and Late Pumpkn-l.arre yellow
EeleTy-whne ,oad RhubaIs-for Tsrs
Carul-ong Long Red Raddshtorg Scarlet long Sal
and Whit. fied While rufnip Scarlet
Cres--Cu,ed Peppererass Turnip, Black spanish
Cueumbes-Ea ~ Franz, duto sasIfy, or VeIstab eOyrT
tluSier Long Green. Long spinach
Puckiy Gh-ikin picking sQuaSh--Eariy Bunch
Co'nEaTly Sugar, DO Tu-ca Tomato-Largs Red and Vel
no Golden sioux
Epilvc-Sreen Curcd Turnip-asorted
Egg PAnt-Puple Herb and Flower Seeds
kaie-Bge Guided Sberisn, WIN PALMER
Green Curl-d Scotch. R=re FEB q. i~ib. I'm
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COl-s SUPERIOR IRON sAFES warranted to stand longer
- IN the IRE than any u-aey tested in the great
FIRE at Pittsburg,
PTTsBUGH. 10Th May, lS45.
do hereby certify that Sf5 when my Office
in this destroyed by great he my and papers
specie &C, preserved perfectly although
midst NJ the flames during the hOo awful
BY Asbestos Pre- Proof Chest manufactured by John
Scott ALLEN KRAMER
tar K.isAn Exchange Broker in a large busnessl
For sale by WILLIAMS A. HAXALT,
po Agents for the ma ,ufsrtu,,,
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NORTHERN
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HANDSOME CARRIAGES
N'Ds 10 c 9sD.s
MSS Carriage Factory,
~ ago Bresa street.
eu'Hs n,r e,e,ed Ae OF the seg.n"ty 20 srosd
a opposite 10 The STATE Bank ~rre be re. on TIE aeors Gus.
ness IN ali IT. esno. An Anas OF Garages and Harms msde
or,t sy ami constantly on hNni-
Toc invited TO cali before P1r
Newark n. J.-se iS6m.
To SOUTHERN An sOUrii-wEsIssNn Eis-
A LBANY STOVES. The subscribers. having
N manufacturing Stoves IN all
variety eonr.t-d
msm and Boiler EevAi-d Oven Ccos-g Air Tight Air Tight
plate 81 ali
war Copper and
Tn Furniture, Russia and American Pipe. &C &e
Their manufacturing such that they are
confident they execute orders at lower rates than any oe
hou-e the market
and e Foundry Bloch between
Low LEAKE.
An,rv, New York, Oct ie,n IsaS. ceH-ism
MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
IVI AND CIGAR MANUfACroRy WAREHOUSE, No.
1875 RIVER ST. TkoN. CupPoshe thu Steamboat wh.nl-Ihe
Nanutaeso Troy purpose Of water
Of greater magnitude and supply Tie Is nov
Prpaed@ execute with de'paeh orders Tor sna foeseeo ana
THE SNUFF p.rree, sard tn. OF
without becoming losing is
fume Warranted equal to the no,t approved
manufacture offered sale Al the Of and
hnean scented-n bulk by the ba rel jars aud bottles
THE ToRACCO both for chewing and smoking manufactured
exclusively ro-s dIo$ choice quality The sHos
Is Chewing al well DE-, SGD f-s-
shorts ls and IN this alone different
other manufacture.
CIGARS, 81 SEQ thousand manufactured from
Havana Cuba Foa and other Tobacco Of the style OF
ReEaA In Norma Papalela 1e at below oihS man
ufaetory.
lis, Of EeSrees Prices made to conform
which pedcr
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rNf.liSIiIP.

EoNARD HONE have day associated them Jso.
H W NICpi. Cato Gray. Neou CO.. and win
the OF Domestic Commission Dry Goods business
n .iy, under the tnn LEONARD. HoSr NCoLL.
WM. A. LEONARD,
ROBERT :. HONE,
JOHN w. NICoLI.
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10000 DOLLARS wOHTa OF
DRY GN0DSi

N BAGS PEPPEK, % 30 taEuirs COdce-farsa BY
" W WOR1HAh, hCGRUDER a 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

BehoH lie suffering Mra'id, mqsiiag
his line ana money experimenting with Ii,
mushroom preparations Of the day, (Which at
best are mere paliiatses,) With view /, the
restoration Of health thu, lingering GU, week
and even months Of sun. ring with that DISTRESS
ing disease Fever and Asuc, when, by the
use eli bottle or two Of Smiths Tonic Syrup.
rot ony the disease itself but tAc cause which
produces would be completely crad.carcJ Ask
hr Smiths Tonic Syrup, aud take no other, as
There are many spurious preparations of tho sam,
name. !, can DO obtained at the stor, of
See advertisement. G. l. Tuoypsoy.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

Estate Of Ceiinda EmiH, deceased.
"A Ill persons having claims agains, the
estate of Ceiinda EMIL. deceased.
are hereby notified and required To attend
before the probate justice of La Sale coun.
ty, Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa, in said
county, on Monday the 4ih day Of Jan.
uary, A. d. 1916, Cor the purpose of hav-
ing the same adjusted, thal being The da,
fixed upon by the administrator in pursu.
anre Of the statute, for the purpose Of set:
ling and adjusting all claims against said
decedent.
II. BENNETT, RdIar,
Ottawa, Nov. 10, lS1G--Gl
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ID Il Y c. 0 o ID S .


MEMS U'ear.
French English and brown
co all p'es pilot and beaver cloths different qualities French En-
gh and American casmes variety fancy all wool
tweed" and Jeans variety of coors nsey wOocy and ardmes
blanket and pilot Cashmere and SILK and
WOODEN velvet vestng and variety wos,e and w.
"c uo KNIT WOODEN shirts, wooden and half
Ladies' Wear.
'"e aac'as cotton and silk ome plaid striped change
% o"ore p'd and fig hmers and de lanes patterns
magnificent cashmere de anc and graduated English einos
french and Scotch gmgams and black cold silks cusans and
we largest ana best assortment OF prints Ottawa
two bits per yard blue and furniture super broche printed cashmere awl
ana wored do OF new and beautiful styles printed
ca embroidered dress hdkrs and and neck
gmps green barcge black and green ves and new @
variety Of plain and wiIed plaid wooden cloakings.
, ChiIdren's Wear.
Gan and Roman worst boots Canterbury BRIGHTON Trlon
ana cton wooden hoods white Lambs NUTS msn,
S % rpels and baines and prints ginglnms ncs
" ~ s' al" e"'cNe" Tor dresses
also,
" N o"IR' "bc " and cramois lined gloves; Ladies
' ana " gloves and black and cold silk,
ana ' fingered dos wnscs net cord and a, purse
COMBS ik and white esn and inserting, cone, mbrcs null
H. an' and SWISS mns and Irish linens of all qualities;
Ton "nsR table and piano table dam
d'm''k napkins silk and bingham Idhrs
g.. Trimmings
cheeks white scarlet yellow aud dome, beachl canton DO
and dress makers trimmings. ~
Grocerics.
M constant receipt from New Orleans St Louis and New
groceries the best quality consisting ron
'oN w Orleans do moa rice Rio and Java coffee,
I "re Omegs, cloves, cinnamon indigo, smoking and chewing
cat tobacco cavendsh of different qualities pipes mustard
black teas; pals, brooms, &c. ~ ~
Hardware.
lie has the largest best cheape in Ottawa
1so ChOCAERI; cars; BOOTS & SHOES; PERFUMERY and
all articles usually kept mention
lie invites his friends and the public this, extensive stock
goods which will be sold below all Nmb
Sirpeace is better than ov Shg profits and o rwro
he ee confident securing the public favor and increasing patronage
ouawa, October g. lSf6-l5 I'll" BOUGHTON
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Forty Thousand Grated
L X u | II Il X F. f. s .

& NOW oner 10 the public at my Nursery near
d the village al Dayton, west side of Fox rlver.
'.n Sale county, the largest number and greatest
variety of
GRATED FRlIT TREES
That can be found northwest of the Wabash
fhey were procured from Curtis celebrated Ed.
gar Nursrry, nhracing nearly THREE hun lIed
varles Of Apple, City varieties OF Peat thirty va
rites OF Puus, Cherries aud Peaches, all Of the
rhaicest fun, which have been selected during
the last % years by the industrious aud ludciati-
gable prnprietors If the Nursery, at great ex.
pensc, from nearly all the states IN the Union
and many Of the choicest var,ies from Europe
They are mostly of two years growth. Gn from,
three To five feet in hight, ard of sufficient siz,
to set. Those wishing to plant orchards vii not
fail to perceive the great advantage of setting
young aud thrifty trees reared IN lIe same sol
aud climate in which they are destined to be set
over those usually brought from different sui,
aud climate, the larger roots md Iobs umpuia
Ted to save transportation, and the hbrous root,
injured by lung exposure to a dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
Sept IS 1916 l2-y
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From the Susluchanna Register.

let AnOiher.-AIlhough the public
have been often imposed upon by patent medi-
clnes, yet occasionally really useful and bene.
fetal medicine is dcspiscd, neglected merely be-
cause found in bad company am led to these
remarks by conversation with friend a few
days since. She had been afflicted flr several
years with disease of the heart, which had az.
parenty brought her near the grave. One o our
mos skilliul physicians was called, who pronuun.
ceI her disease incurable. An al, .rtisomen, o,
Dr. Jayne's Evpec,orant in the Register, caugh,
the eye of her friends, and bottle of il was i'm.
meln,ely procured at Bentley & Mitchcu's, in
Montrose. Before she had taken it two Iavs
there was an apparent, improvement. She has
not taken two battles as yet, but her health has
been nearly restored.
have no personal motive for recommending
this medicine, but merely state this fact. hopinr
that 1t may meet the eye Of some who are labor.
ing under similar diseases, that they NAV like.
wise paftake Ut lis benefits.
A fHIESn no lfuMANIrr.
For sale hv GEO. L. WALKER,
Nov. 3, 1876. Otlnw,
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WcrinO Bucks for Sale,

'M'llE subscriber offers for sale few
merino bucks, of a superior quality
If applied for before the 9th day Of No
vember next, and if no, sold by that day,
they will be offered at public sale, a, the
court house at Ottawa, positively to the
highest bidder. These bucks were i'm
ported from Washington county. Penn.
by Mr.. Geo. J. Gallagher, of Geneva,
n. Y. and are selected from The best
flocks in that region.
They will be sold low to close con.
Germ. BRONSON MURRAY.
N. B.-Bucks Of the same blood kent
constantly on hand to rent, at low rates
for the season.
Ottawa, Oct |, lSf6-l4
NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS OF ROADS,
~ And all 0iterS COnctrned- That the su.
pervsors of roads will be required to comply with
the 18th section, chapter 90, ofthc revised statute.
Also, that supervisors receipts will not he recei-
we'd IN payment of tax due the road fund.
By order fthe Commissioners
OF La Sale county.
Scp.cmbet L. 1916. IA
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Autumn FLOuEHs.-.E, ,r,.. sou,h.,.

Those few pale Autumn fow.rs!
How beautiful they are
Than all that went before,
Than all the summer store,
How lUyclor far
AMI why They are the last
The last 1.-The last !---thu last -
o, BY that ltili word,
How many thoughts are stirI'dl
Tha, sister Of the past!
Pale nawers pale perishlng Il .wcrs.
Ie'rc types of precious lhl,gs;
Types ol those bitter m,mcut,
That iii ike Iic'- enjoy ments,
On rapid wings, on RAPID wings.
Last hours with parting dear ONES
That tlne the fastest sprnd,
last tears ~ silence shed,
Last words, haifuliercd,
Last looks OF ly n friends
who but would fam compress
a ll' int, a day
The last day spo with 90,
Who, ere The morrow son,
Must leave It's, and i5rpyel
q, precious precious u0m,.t.,
Fai il'N"rs! yr'r' type. ot { o.,---
The s'idr.l! .ac, cot! d,ur,sg!
because, Ike hose. the ncarrs,
Is m eternal close.
Pale flowers! Pol, pcr,shiug flw,r,!
wa your gentle breath
leave the summer rose
Iur y,upuYr l1tl,r I,.,,.y.
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Hdrd Ciimbing.-A man in C.anee
county, was found one night climbing AN
over-shot wheel in fulllng mill. lie
was asked what he was doing. lie said
he was trying to go up to bed, bat some
how or other these stairs won't hold sull.
There are many unlucky wighls who are
climbing fortunes ladder on the same
principle.
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EAIRAORDiNARY!-A CURE FOR
BODY AND MIND.

fHLAnElFHtA, Jan Oh, 1916
d.. ID. JJyHc:-Dear Sir-Ju,,ire cufrrsls
mcto make the following statement of the ezra.
ordinary elects OF your valuable m,dicin,-ibc
Aherahrc.
certify that r'y wife was afflicted for four.
Teen years, during which time her disease ha!lled
the sAil OF several eminent physicians; and after
hnding that every means that were used failed to
relieve her 60 icludcd to place her in the Penn.
sylVania Hospital hoping that the care and trent.
ment she would there receive from the pbysi.
Clans IN that Institution, she might again ne re-
stored to health. But, to nv grea, disappoir,
men, she grew worse aud worse and became en-
ilrely deranged IN her mind, AMI was OBLIGED
TO take her home iHcTGJie, and G.rcG ofye,,0,.
VIII here merjton TINT al this time the more
prominent symptoms Of her disease were uys-
pcPsia and Liver Complaint, attended with sick
ness of the stomach aud venting of n very Of
iensive fGid mucus, pains in her head, back and
stomach, and IN the region of the heart, with vi.
client attacks Of Cholic, Troublesome couch
rom large quantities. of plIegp in her throat.
which kept her continuity gasging and rclching
10 throw 1t up. She had no appetite, and was
very weak She also sun red very much from
uterine disease, hy which she was confined TO
her bed. Add to all the above the deranrcI state
OF her mind, (Which at this time was truly awfuN
and you will be able to firm some idea Of her al
llIctlons.
by the advice Of friend, we commenced Civ.
ing her yoar Alternative, in the doses Of a lea.
spoon full three tins day, and found that il
helped her. We also gave hur Verniurc TO in.
crease her appetite, and the Siuatve Pills to re-
gulate her bowels. She had not taken two bot.
Ties of the Alternative before it operated upon her
IN wonderful manner, filling her ficc itb
small ted pmples, and caused her 10 expector,tr
large quantities Of corruption, before which. her
breath was 80 offensive we could not remain in
the room with her unless the doors were OMEN
Finding the Alternative doing her 5, much good
we increased the db'e according TO the directions.
md she continued t. Improve drlv. until she was
restored to health, "a doTy Is vel a. in mind,
hope ynn viii DELAY nr time in hyinr this
before the public, as an willing to be qualified
at any unc u the truth of the above statement.
and that It was ypu, ibsr,'ir. t,s, curcd her.
SAMUEL 'iEhD~,
Bcjird street above u .nlr,'.
The above Is from q VIII known ont worthy
cluGrn Of IL. sluGtnu, AID a member Of the Meth
odlst Church, md hpnircds It families in that
hrlShporhood will testify To the truth rI his
statement
MS valuable Altcratvcs daily c.ltctrg cures
~ tue most invcoratc cases of Scrufnla. KINGS
Lvll, Rheumatism, diseases Of tie skin. G5itre.
Jnm"uts, Dyspepsia, Sorc Eyes and all diseases
Originating IRON an impure stats If the blood.
Prepared at No, South Third II. Philalepii,
aud sold by GEO. Il. WALKER, Ottawa. 10
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Public safe.

M Hi he sold a, public sale on
w Tuesday thr b day It Ncyem-
Der next q, tire residence ot lhe su5.rr,-
her near Nuasaa.own. 900 irdau Greek.
.Aa following personal property, VIZ:
f,ra Ihe " leiu.
Two mich cows; one ,wo year ole
colt; two hundred and fifty head sheep {;
two wagons; one buggy; one of PUTS
two horse ,hreshing machines; seven
pIoughs and one tanning mill, together
with number of oihe, articles.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock. A. NJ.
OF said day.-rERNs-A credit of twelve
months, with approved security, will be
gwen for all sums over five dollars.
JOHN IL. HOSFORD.
Ortobcr 90 Iltr
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABlI ShMENT,
CONELLY g. BAILEY

geEFUl'N thanks to the public for the liberal
~ P1uonage extended to them, aud would
state that they have removed to the north side of
the CITY Hotel, TO t.e builling adjoining the
house lately occupied by John McCarty. They
have procured the latest
rail and 1cinicr Fashions
direct from New York, which will enable them
to lnake up garments in the most fashionable
style Work will be done IN the bes, manner,
aud all garments warranted to fit.
Ottawa, Oct. 2, lSi6-A
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Luth! Latin!

A FIRST rate article Of bunch la,h is
IN now being made a, the Marselles
mills, where they will be constantly KEEP,
on hand; they will also be KEEP, for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Sizer and G.
Burr; they are a better article than pine
la,h, and will be sold cheaper than the or.
binary cost Of getting lath from Chicago.
A .olerable article will be sold at so per
thousand.
November IL, 1916.
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BETTER b iRGAINS-.- Brown musllns, bv n
80 and hleached Canton fannels, with anything
in the line of Prints I can and uW gre Jefier
brgGiHS than have been offered heretofore in this
market. Let no one fail to call and examine the
goods before buying elsewhere.
Is J G. NsTTINGER.
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I ALL Trade
ELLHNOE8 CEHEI%ED S'E'DggEI

returns his thanks to his friends and the public the
EV 'age extended HIM during the and
desirable
gs call their attention the following
) better than SOlDS
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WAR WAR!
i f it known unto all persons whom
Z , it may concern, that
MCMILLAN 81 BIsOTEyEgs.

u IL known unto all persons whom
z y it may concern, that
MCMILLAN 81 BIeOT1 Err.
No Bre,cstsr's Stone B.i8iag, Peru, IAngis
Have declared war-noi agains, Mex.
jco, not against Great Britain--bul upon
high prices /; and they hereby pledge
themselves TO prosecute it with vigor un-
Ill the prices Of goods are brought down
TO a standard to NEE, the exigencics OF
the times, the low price Of Produce &c.
They have laid in, in New York, BY way
of ammunition, and which they are iusl
receiving, large and wei. selected as
sormeht of
Ne,c Goods,
consisting in part of cloths, casimeres.
salInetts, caIicoes VERY cheap lnsevs.
hanneIs some very cheap aIpacas very
cheap silks, bonnets. ribbons, WOODEN
and silk shawls, hats, linens, bagginr and
a thousand other articles usually kept in
a dry good store, but too numerous TO
mention.
.Ai,o, the creates, variety Of mems and
boys caps to be found in this section.
.HlSo, large assortment, of Rea3y
made Clothing, such as over.coats, hun.
ling coats, sack coats, (rock coats, par,a-
looms Of various qualities, vests, draw rs,
wrappers and shirts.
.3iso, splendid assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Of prime quality and a, low
prices. also,
Wardicarc and Groceries.
aLO, large assortment Of Crocherv:
complete sets for tavern keepers and fam.
lies furnished on very reasonable terms
The largest stock Of
Iron, Nails and StreI
kept in this section Of country. Black.
smiths and others wanting Iron would do
well 10 give us a call.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, if Won
ieeI any interest in buying goods at lom
prices, and in patronizng those who put
down the prices of goods, we invite you
to call at No. =, Brewsler's Stone Build.
ing "a large figure on each side of the
door and you shall be accommodated.
Uhcm bought.
Sept, % MCMILLAN & BRO.
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MEMS GOODS.

Sheetings Shirings, Diapers, Apron Cheeks.
''in'eys, Red, White aud Yellow Fonnels. TN.
breilas, Batting, Wadding, Wicking, Cotton
\ arm. Nolored Cotton and Linen Carpet Warp,
IaIl'rs' Trimming, aud lot of MIC MACS.
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Died in misplace, Oct. % !, EMMA AprllSg
NEWTON, infant daughter OF Daniel and Eliza.
beth Newton, oscd eigh, months and twenty
days.
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NEW GOODS.

For FaH and UTnter 1867.
n ME subscribers have jus, received
IL their fall and winter stock Of goods
which comprise a large anu well selected
assortment of dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, boots and shoes and crockery; all
of which we offer for sale as low as such
goods can be bought in the county. Our
stock consists in part Of the following ar
ucles; black, blue, green and cadet broad
cloths and casimeres, beaver and pilO,
cloths, hard times, twecds, Kentucky
jeans and satinets, calicoes and alpaccas
of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous de laine, hombasin, ginghams, cot.
ton and woulen cheeks, red, white and
green nannels, cambrics, laces, black and
bIne-black dress silks, shawls, dres,
hdkTs hagg, pongee and linen hdkrs.
combs, needles, pins, gloves, nitlens, &c.
CUSHMAN & GRlDLEY.
Sept II, lSi6-l2 If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13
$50 Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from the enclo-
rT%A sure of the subscriber, near
&eaeA I'm Narseiles, la Sale co. HIS,
N Eqa on Sunday night the LIST inst,
: Two HORSES. One a daak
iron gray, shade lighter on the head,
and the end of his tail white. The 9th.
cr white horse, with his left hind foot
crooked over his felIock joint. The iron
gray is about G years old, and II hand,
high the white horse is about s years
old, and also about II hands high.
A reward ofMy doiiarS will be given
for the recovery Of the horses and appre-
henssion of the thief or MIB dollars
for the recovery Of the horses alone.
Nov. 6, lSl6-l6 A WALBRlDGE.