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FJutge Story's extensive and vaI.'
liable law and miscellaneous library h'S
been sold al auction. Their, was
strong competition among me OoI
ers.
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An arrival al New York from III

An arrival al New York rom the
Coast Of africa brings information ih't
twelve slayers sailing under the b. I'll
liam A'g, had heen csp'urpd within a
short time bv the Briiiah Squadron on
the Coas, All OF them had haen con-
demned bv ihs mixed cOmnissIon cUuTts
ul Sletra Leone.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08

oe wbo, fruit is cider made! 4 don't
Lnor eT.' What stupid hov! What did
20" ~, get when you rob1ed widow Cotiin's
orchard! Il got licking sir
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08

point cut some betIer mode Of doing II th q
the laws noW provide, his csvis and mis-.
representations will not have any effect on
your minds. JUSTICE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08

T The splendid Nsw York steam
hoa' Oregon was run upon a rock 10
HeIl.ga,e, and fears we're entertained
that she would be a total wreck.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Three IaserfiOAS, one squBs, 10
EOsry subsequsHt iasFti0H, 10
Larger OHes - PrOPOTfOH.
ALberaI discosa. viil te gtUeH T. Aose
pko advrtise bB he tear
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n1y-ByOt, BusiasH Card. Handsdis
ard { oihrr kiadf Il JOB Work neatly
agr- %, this pf.cs ay0H he Ho1 rssssHatt
r,H,, aaa sa me fhorsH asfies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-06
Ottawa ECryudry,

~ + subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Ottawa and vicinity, that they
have entered into co-parnership, for the purpose
oicarryng ON the Foundry Bwinesin this place,
which has heretofore been under the management
of CoGswrLL d CnArIS, and they are now pre-
pared to execute all kinds of work in their line
equal to any establishment in The country, and on
the shortest notice aud the most reasonable terms.
They have connected with the FOUNDRY a
first rate Pattern Maker, which will enable them
to make to order all kinds of stoves CRATES hollow
ware, saw mill gearing, and any article of Mach.
merry. at the shortest notice A share of patron
age Is respectfully solicited. Cc'h paid fr old
Cast Iran. COGSNELL j. COOK.
Ounwn. Fob G. 1916
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-06

Il CWiosiiy.--Our friend and neigh
Dor. Mr.. Thomas Carr, left with us on
Thursday last two or three chips from a
sycamore tree, discovered on the preced.
ing day, by Mr.. Fredniwol. while sink.
ing well on the land of Mr.. Matthew
Carr, near the upper ferry. two miles this
side of st. Louis, a, the depth of t,ceaiy.
one feet below the surface. The tree
was lwenty.lour inches in diameter at the
thickest part, and had the appearance Of
limb severed or broken from the main
trunk. |, was perfectly sound, having
still the bark on, and is certainly a grea,
curiosiIy.-Aiton Telegrdph.
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French, Uooldyed, md Biack
CE OTEsS,

Brown, grey, green, invisible green & dalia do
Also, blue and black Beaver GloIhs
\ splendid lot OF French, black, bluc, aud I'm
cy Cassimeres,
Sleeps grey, Jeans, tweeds AMI sattnctts Of va.
rous colors. and splendid lot of
Satin, silk velyrts. and other vcstings,
Ginghams, French bomhazines, French Meri-
no. Parame,,a. and fig d alpaccas
Lnsey. Cotton and Linen Checks, Shriings
and Sheelings, Ticking. umbrellas,
Gents Lisle thread, black, and fancy kid gloves,
stocks, cravnts, and pocket hdkfs shir, collars,
writing paper, spool, cotton, aud linen thread,
aud a splendid assortment of tailors' trimmings.
a iine lot Of Cali Skins and upper Leather.
The subscriber will still CONTINUE his tailoring
business, hntf any prefer any other tailor, they
will iiud that no advantage will he taken OF those
who wish to purchase goods in his line. He al
So feels thankful for past favors. add fattefs him
self that he can sell as cheap a. any other place.
Ottawa, Nov a. 1915 JOHN SHULER.
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October 81. 1915.
N f w G GODS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

lust received, a complete assortment Of Fall
% and Winter Goods. which we offer for sale
low for cash or produce, among which may be
found the following articles:
Broad cloth. cassimers. and sattineits
of all colors and qualities, ,weeds, hard
times. beaver and pilO% cloths, alpaccas,
bombazines, cashmeres. chnsans, nous
de LANES. ginghams. and large assort-
ment OF fancy prints, rob roy. girandole,
netted and merlno shawls. miils, gloves,
rlstle.,s, ribbons. green barage. ve'vets,
black and bluc-black dress silks. black
and white lace, edgings, insertings, cam
brlcs, book muslin. bishops lawn. cash
mere merlno, worsied and Moravian
hose, black and white cotton do. banda
ma. pongee and cambria handkerchils,
alpaca and silk cravats. comiorlers. sus-
penders, buck miileus, gloves, &C.. plain
and plaid linseys. Caroline and Victoria
plaids, red and white woollen Aannels,
Canton do. hickory stripes, white,
brown, and blue drilings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire,
pins, nedles. combs. &C., &c, batting,
wadding, brown sheelings and shirlings,
Of all qualities, lickings, burlaps, and
baggings.
HARDWARE.
A complete assortment of cutlery,
spoons, ox-chalns and pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-irons and egg
lriers, shovel and ,ongs. ,race-chains,
pi,ch-forks, hoes. lanterns, butts and
screws, door latches, bolts, locks, mill
and hand saw files, hand. cross-cut, mill,
and circular saws, hatchels, hammers,
axes, bed-screws, wood knobs, brads,
lacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortment Of Crockery,
Boots and Shoes. and GROCERIES,.
CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
Oct. %, 1915. lS-ly.
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Romantic. Mr.. Senator Levy-now
YULEE.-The Washington correspondent
of the Richmond Enquirer. who appears
10 be a, lone about transactions a, WASH
ington, nus speaks of the change in name
of the senator from florida:
al have lately had the curiosity to
ascertain from a friend the cause of tile
recent change OF senator lcvy's name TO
Tulee: which, as 1t embraces the history
Of iamily who have, in a comparatively
shot time. passed through more singular
vicissi,udes than that OF any other public
man in the United States, feel so
strongly tempted to lay i, before your
readers. as 10 overcome my scruples IN
such cases. So here 1t is: His grand.
father whose name was lulec, was the
first Councillor, or Grand Vizier of the
Emperor Of Morocco of those days. The
son Of the Emperor engaged in conspi-
racy against his fathers life and auihori-
iy, Which,, it became the duty of the an
cester to check and punish, and in so do
ing he was compelled 10 throw the prince
into prison. Shortly afterwards, and
while the latter was in prison. the old
emperor died, and his son went from the
prison TO The throne. His first acts were
to cast his fathers friend and adviser into
the same dungeon, where he died shortly
after, aud TO order the couiiscalion of his
estate. AS the sOyercign's will was the
only law known in Morocco in such ca
SEES, the family, to save their lives, were
forced to fly somewhere beyond the au-
thority Of the new emperor, and chance
favored them with an escape TO Gibralar.
Soon afterwards the father of senator
lulee, then young man, went TO Cuba,
and changing his name 10 Levy, entered
into commercial business. Mr.. Y. was
born IN that Island, and came with his
parents to this country, about the time of
the cession OF Florida To the United States,
as the world knows. He is, perhaps. the
youngest man in the senate, oc which he
is most useful and promising member
Notwithstanding the fact that his grandsre
was as slaunch and phlegma,ic an old
Turk as ever sat cross.legged or whitfield
the hooka."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-06

liant Of JorethOugM.-A black snake
which had discovered the nest Of wood.
pecker, climbing up the tree, and putting
his head into the hole, swallowed the
woodpecker. Alas, when he would have
Withdrawn he found his throat so much
dislended by his supper, that he could
not 60 back, and so he died with his
length exposed dangling from the wood.
pecker's hole, an admoniton to all who
passed by, not TO get into scrape until
they had contrIved how they could get
out Of it. ......
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hooks 4 Stationary.

h USTreceived, Grgg e. Elliou's LIST.
% I'd, 3D., and 4lh Reader; Electic do.
Elementary Spoilers; Smiths geography
IL arithmetic; Grlmshaw's United States.
and questions; letlerand loolscap paper;
blank books; toy do, primers ink
stands states; quilts, &C., for sale at
Peru, by DAY g. BROTHER.
Oct. 10, 1915.
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THE Treasury IF Teras.-'rhe n.
Orleans Picayune says that there is now
in the treasury of the republic of Texas
over 100000, and the collector at
Galveston estimates that sum equal to
this will be forwarded to the Treasury at
the close OF the present quarter. Should
the United States government liquidaic
all expenses incurred by Texas on ac-
coun, of the annexation, it is estimated
tina, there will be in the treasury of the
state at the expiration of the term of Pre-
sident Jones. about S350,OO0.
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Notice.

L is ordained by the board of trustees
n. of the town oc Ottawa. that notice be
published in the Ottawa Free Trader and
the Cons,i,uiionalisi, to all Grocers and
Tavern keepers in said town who have
not taken out licence and whose licences
have expired, that unless they pay 10 the
treasurer for the time they have been sell
ing liquors without licences and take liccn.
ces for selling in future their names will be
presented to the next grand jury.
By orter ofhe board.
March I'd, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-06

ChIcDro MARKET,

Since our last. we learn OF n sale made in our
market of 10000 bushels Wisconsin wheat, de-
livered on board in the spring at Milwaukee, at
7S3 cents, tho only Transaction of importance,
und worthy of notice, as The figures are the low
est which have been accepted for any conslera-
bic lot since December. We quote i6 a IS cents
from Wagons. .l1 . .|..
But little doing in provisions. Dressed hogs
which arrive in small numbers, command $500
q 80, while one or two lots extra quality sold for
S3S.-Democraf, FEB. 81. f"H
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DRY GOODS,

huTW"' arc '(UttHS-p are, BOOTS ana
Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c., &c.,
al Peru. .....
THNHE subscribers would inform their
u liends and the citizens of La Sale
and Bureau counties, in general
that they are receiving and constantly
keep on hand a full assortment, of the
above goods, together with many other
kinds. Feeling greatiul for past patronage,
they would solicit a continuance Of the
same, assuring all who may favor us
with a call, they shall find our goods al
the lowest and cheapest rates, as we in
tend to sell for Cash or produce exclu-
slvely. We will either pay cash or en-
change goods for mostly all kinds OF
produce a, the highes, market rates. " .
Sept. 20,-'45. DAY & BROTHER.
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
French Burr MILL Stones.

NILE subscriber, agent for the man.
q. ulacurers at st. Louis, will fur
nlsh to order at the loves, cash prices
all the articles warranted.
French Burr Mill Stones, Dutch Bolt,
ing Cloths, Sou,hworlh's palen Smut
Machines, Mill Irons and Screen Wire
Mil owners may depend upon all the
above being sold as low as eastern rates
and upon geilnga decided superior ar
ticle. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. %, lS45.
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IN Chancery-Grundy circuit couol, MAY term,
lSi6-levi p. Gregg rs. Charles johnston
hill To iorcclosc a mortgage.
4 L appearing, by affidavit fileti in this
b cause. that The place of residence of
the said defendant is unknown. and canno,
be asceralned: Notice is, therefore, here.
by given, that bill TO foreclnse mort
gage has been filed agains, him in the
clerks Office Of said court, by said com.
planan,, and that summons has been is.
sued hereon. retUrnable at said May term,
and that, unless he, the said defendant.
shall be and appear before the circui,
cour. OF SAID county, on the first day of
the next term thereof. TO be held a, the
court house in Morris. on tie second
Monday in the month of Nav next, and
answer the said complanan,'s bill Of com.
plant. the same will be taken as confess.
ed against him. and decree entered ac-
plrdingly- G.. II KlERSTED Clerk.
G. II. NoRRIs, Sole. Sd
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LEEsroRT, Berks co.,
hnnnsl25. 1919.

Augustus, 1915. )
WeSSrS. Crigg g. Elliot :-GENrLE.
MEN-Accep, my thanks for the series OF
Readers you were so kind as to send me
by my friend DR.. Darrah, when he was
last in the city. | consider them dec-
dedly the best School Readers have met
with. | have introduced them into the
School al this place, and find them fully
to answer my expectation. | have also
introduced Crmsllaw's History of the
United States, another of your valuable
school productions. am very much
pleased with Dr.. Ruschenberger's works
on Anatomy and Botany, which sou
kindly sent; they appear to me - be
just the works needed, to bring the suhIec,
OF natural history within the compass OF
our common schools, and intend during
the coming winter to make an effort to
Introduce the subjec, into the school here,
ami for this purpose | would like 10 pos.
sess the whole series OF eight uniform
volumes. which have requested DR..
Oarrah 10 procure for me. Very respect.
fully, ... H.U. BAKER,
Principal, Leesport Seminary
PuSchenbcrger'S |. Elements of Ana.
tony and Physiology accents
,. Elements OF Mammalogy rs do
3. Elements Of Orni,hology 81 do
4. Elements of llerpetology e.
lchtyology &C do
D. Elements of Concholoey l.l9 do
9. Elements of Entomology OF do
Z. Elements of Botany l.94 do
s, Elements Of Geology 300 do
Also, Grimshaw's Histories of the
United States, England, Rome, Greece,
France, and Napoleon: with questions
and key to each, Smileys Arithmetic and
Key. Particularly adapted for the use
of schools. ..
The above valuable books arc for sale
by J. G. Na,,inger, Ottawa, ...
Dag Il Brother, Peru, .....,. ...U.
Brauligam & Keene and A. II. g. c. Bur.
ley, Chicago, Ill.,,
And by booksellers and merchants gene
orally in this state. ..
b." The publishers request all teach.
ers who have the interests of their pupils
at heart, to examine their valuable school
books before introducing any other.
jan ., 1916. 1913.
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Removed!
J. G. NATTlNGER.

AS removed his stock of Goods to
A. n the South Room of Rcddick's new
brick building where he will be happy to
see all who may be pleased 10 give him a
call. Feb. ~. 1916.
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To Vc:,ycrS,
Fail ~ Winter Dry Goods.

UST opened at Peru, large full and
O assortment OF foreign and domestic
DRY GODS,
which have been purchased Il, the loves,
cash prices in the eastern cities, and will
be sold cheap for cash or produce, consis-
ting in part as follows. Wis BROAD
CLoTns, of various colors and qualities
fancy and plain salinelts and jeans cas-
simeres redand white ilames; linseys ;
pilot and beaver cloths (; hardlimes wors-
ted and silk serges beaverton silk aud
cotton velvet; blue drills; hickores ;
cotton table diaper; linen table covers ;
brown holland; colored cambricks blan.
kets; crash linen diaper, &C.. Sc, bv
Oct. 10, ls45. DAY q BROTHER.
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Slreeler of the Boston Star says, IN.
Orleans is great place for cotton, Gre
oes, wit, wine, women, breakfast, bowie
knives, loalcrs, levecs, dances. dogs,
cells, eatabIes, editors, money, mosqui-
toes, fires, fun. and fevers.
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New goods: New Goods !

V6NH L subscribers have received their fh!l and
l. winter supply OF scasonahle goods, and offer
them ID their old friends and the public general
y at unusually low prices. The goods having
been purchased for cash enables US TO sell cheap.
er han The rhtopes. We have the usual full
assor,mcn,of staple Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes.
Leather of all kinds. ready made Ciolhing, Shelf
and hardware. Crockery and stone ware, Drugs.
medicines dyc-s,uils, ETC. etc.
Hides. Tullnw, Beeswax, Wheat. Oats, and
most kinds Of produce wanted in exchange
nov 7. WALKER & HICKLING.
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court Of said county: Asel A. Gates as. Ma
lhanlcl +. Grlilin--ln chancery.
3 L appearing, by affidavit on file in the
- Office OF the clerk of the said circui,
court, that the said Nathaniel +. Griffin,
is nonresident of the state of Illinois /:
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given TO the
said Nathaniel +, Griffin, that n bill in
chancery has been filed in the office OF
the clerk of said court. by the said Asel
A. Gates against him, the said Nathaniel
+. Griffin; and that asummons in chan.
Gerry has been issued thereon, relurnable
TO the May term, A. ID. 1916, of said
court. And unless the said Nathaniel +.
Griffin shall be aud appear before the said
circui, court on the frs, day of the mex,
term thereof, to be holden at the court
house in Dixon, in the said county of
Lee, on the first Monday of May next,
and answer to the said complainaal's bill
of complaint, the allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed against him, the
said Griffin, and decree entered accor.
ding to the prayer OF said bill.
CHARLES 4. CHASE,
GLOVER ~ Cook, sol. for comp. Clerk.
Feb. ~, 1916. 36-4t.
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23GiO prizes. making Sl55 600
WnnlE TIcRETs si-Shares in proportion.
Packages of tickets for sale at the man arcr 5
oilice.--Orlets from the cnIntry promptly altcn-
ded TO- .ADSIr, Art. far Nam.
Feb. 20. 1916 35.Iy
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= -
SllcriHmlty.

We are authorized to announce FRANCIS
GALLOWAY as a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff a, the mex, August election, subject to
the decision Of the democratic county conven-
ton, should one be held.
Ottawa, Ian. 10, 1876. '....
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Notice.

To the Citizens Of Kendall co.
HINOR the benefit OF all concerned. in
IL particular to those individuals resi-.
ding on townships of lands tina, are now
becoming taxable, whose farms do run Ia
every point of compass without regard 10
section lines, that the assessor may be
better able 10 assess the lands in the name
OF the present owners, the co. commits
sioners reques, tina, each individual do
get Plat OF his farm as il runs across the
sections, designating the sections and sub
divisions aud No. of acres in each divis-
ion. ." .u
Without such p'a,s the assessor canno,
assess 10 the individual his own lands
noI give satisfaction.
BY order of II. S. DURYEA,
assessor IF Kendall co.
Yorkville, Jan. %, 1916. * 3l.sl
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10 the Asuhiic.

Wisconsin Marine ~ Fire Insurance Go. office, }
! Milwaukee, BON jan, lsl6. (
! The recent action OF the legislature of the Ter.
ritoy in reference To dissatisfaction will not nanv
wnv affect us rights OF interrupt its business.
This notice is deemed proper for the iniorna.
ton and protection Of holders ol It's paper which
will be redeemed here and by its correspondents
in New York, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Galena,
and ~. Louis as heretofore. .0....
An abstract of the condition of the institution
at this date is appended, ..|. ....
GEO. SMITH, President.
| ALIN. MITCHELL, Secretary
abstract ofMe condition orihe Wisconsin Marine
ant Fre AsUmee CO. at January 30, 1916.
RgSnCWCrs. ......H
Bills aud Notes and advances on pro.
dnrc S561S2 II
Loans on h'al Estate 1892
Real Estt~--hclng chiefly productive
properly in the cities 0i Chicago aud
Milwaukee, ,l.,....... 49,l57 81
ny's agents in New York aud Chi
cage, -.... 2l6,53l II
Funds IN irausitu--bcing Bank Bills.
Drafts, Certificates NJ Deposit, aud
Bills Of Exchange In transit to New
York city, ~ s6,3i2S!
Miscellaneous accounts, 2,033
Company's office and furniture, - l,3l5 IS
Cash on hand-eold & s,l- ......
yer, Si3ilj9 l6 ..
Bills of spccicpayins banks, 1856 l5O,3l5 l6
Stocks OF the United States and the
state Of New York, 10000 90
............... s63l,liO %
LtABiLiTigs.
Certificates Of Deposit in
circulation, SlS0312
Deposit accounts, l72,2sl II 35e653 /,
Surplus over liabilities, s25s, d6C 10
Attest. GEO. SMITH, Prcs,t.
AtrS. MircnRLL, see'y. 33.-l0t.
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Groceries.

lust received, a full aud gencJal assortmcn,
% OF Groceries, as follows: n o Sugar. Rio
Coffee, Teas, Alspicc, Raisins, Tobacco, Soap
Candles, Dyc.Stuils, &c, which will be sold
cheap for ready pay, ut Peru, by ...
Oct 81. 1915. DAY & BROTHER.
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Public Sale Of Personal Property.

NJ Office is hereby given, that on
IL Saturday the 4th day of April next
the undersigned. executor and execu,riS
OF the estate of Vim. +. Anderson, late o.
LA Sale county. deed. will sell at pub.
lie sale, al the late residence of said decd
the personal property belonging to said
estate, consisting, IN part of horses, cat.
tie. hogs. wagon and harness. poughs,
wheat and oats in the stack. the undivi.
ded half Of Tanning mill, &c. &c.
Sale To commence between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. A credit OF
nine months will be given, and approved
security required.
WIN. SIADDEN. Executor.
ANN ANDERSON, Ertr'r.
Ottawa. March 5, 1916.
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walker {. ,iIick,iing,

mos approved kinds, VIZ:
Sands Comp. EAT. ofThoyrs, lees. Smiths
Ssrssparlia. Sugar Coated. FL
Wisar's Balsalr of Wild norc's, Juynes, Say.
Cherry. pine,on's. Sias', Hoo.
DR. Taylors Bolsam of pers, Peters, Pbin-
Liverworr. ney's and several 9th.
DIHamilton's Vegetable 81 kinds of Pills.
Balsam. lindseys nerve q hone
DR. Buchan's Celebrated aud other Liniments.
Hungarian BaIsom. DaIey's Magical Pain
Turlington's Baisam of Extractor.
Life. Roofs Ring.bone Oin,.
DR. Jaync's celebrated meh'.
family medicines. DR. Uphams Elec,uaIy
ID A Fahnesrocks Yer of the Piles. 81
miiuge aud family me- Hays Liniment.
dicincs. Deans Chemical Plaster
Wells Celebrated Siren Bsieman's Drops
ginning Plaster, and Balm Of Columbia. Bri.
Poor Mans Plaster. fish Oil. Harlem Oil,
Fosgate's Anodync Cor Peleg Whites Salve.
dial. Godlreys Cordial
Ottawa Nov T. 1S45.
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Notice 10 Purchasers.

M1E wish it distinctly understood that if any
w person calls I" look at goods, and lets Us
hear the sound of his money, we are bound to
trade, if at all possible WIN. PAUL d co.
Fern Nov oS lSi5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-06
On Consignment:

On Consignment:
"A HHDS. N. o. Sugar, IA bags Coffee,
A brls sugar house moIasses,
20 boxes Soap and Candles,
boxes tea, ! hrl rice, u casks liquors,
30 brl> Ohio whlskey, mackerel, herring, starch,
kegs tobacco, = boxes smoking tobacco,
brl pea nuts. raisin-, figs, cask loaf sugar,
. kegs nails, 10 bdls wrap paper, a doz buckets,
prs patent balances, &c. &c. &c.
The above goods have been in store
since last arrival of steamboats,, and are
now ordered to be sold on account of ow-
ners. TIE articles are all choice Staple
Groceries. ard in fine order, and will be
sold at moderate rates.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. Q, lS45--t