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TIME increasing popularity OF DR.. G. Benz Smiths i'm
number of ,ersons 10 make sonethng they cAl pills, and
them with sugar, in order TO sell them ioI the genune
while they do possess particle of the goodness nor
assnilae in appearance TO the original Dr. smith
pills. In short they are an intended fraud upon the COM
nunity minister, who first had interest in iln
,uiion sugar-coaed pill manufactured in Albany, New
York; has given them up as he says on account OF the ms,
cradle dishonest parties concerned in manufacturing them
The party industriously circulating reports
nTe Dr. n ,han 70 oo aset e s II pnb"
Dr. Smith is about institute legal proceedings against
them for their SANDERS he has IN another case against
similar party in which he recovered large amount OF
damages These miserable mtaors have to resort to the
as the public know that Dr. Smiths the original and
genuine Several instances have come To public n.tice In
the counlerei,s Ii is DIR. Smiths pills that doing so
much good in the countryas the following plainly SHOW
More ministers use and recommend Dr. Smiths pills than
oil others. -
manufactured by q. benjamin Smith, OF New York, for
time, and believe them to be good Incidence; and
also from inquiry that city, persuaded that he Is
the original INVENTOR and therefore is entitled 10 me bene
Of the invention. D. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptism church, Psburg
From the Blue Hens Chicken, (Del.)
We call the attention OF readers 10 the certificate OF
Revs Williams, Of First Baptist Church Piitsbng
IN elaon to DIR. smiths pills We can ourselves bear es-
used thein aud experienced great relief from, them
The above ste best paper in the State OF Delaware.
The IMPROVED iSpAN VEGETABLE PILLS (sugar-coated)
are sgv aoms n s9oa is s w oi eeo ps
and say bont them Tsy are 50 easy in their operation,
largest and be papers in the State of New
Sork--writes MS follows ~ -
DEAR SIR, was laid mp with bad cold some time since
my New York; and during my illness, made
m'i Oh your pills, and must say found ,hem excellent
They are the best medicine for The purposes they i'm
tended that have yet seldom take pills. hut found
yours entirely free the objections which Other pills
are liable hope they WIN continue to be sonrce OF
TO the oihicteu, on u large scale.
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Through tickets to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point
Comfort, De-. via. Richmond md Port Walthnll.
III X III MAJ

- WWOe TaTe, - 90 O1NV'
TIME public advised that through tickets continue
be given board the Potomac steamboat the above
places the low OF five dollars and fifty only in
Guiding meals on the James river boat
Passengers leaving Washington at 8. n. m Alexan-
da at 81, M, Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays,
reach Richmond o, p. M, Tin time its beautiful
scenery) where they lodge and the next morning by
the Richmond and Peersburgh railroad and Port Walthall
steamboat line Norfolk which place they reach by
For further iniormaon apply to Captain J. W. Rod
gers, on board the Potomac steamboat, or to.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent.
Time
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DENTAL SURGERY.

EBY Q. 1T. VAN PArTEN, NJ. d.
Permanent office and residence door Totlds Hat
Store, near Browns III )te
naco
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49, FOR RENT, large and convenient three-story
It'll brick house, with back building, all in complete
ELL der with marble mantes and large double lot, with
garden situated Capitol HILL adjoining the residence OF
A. Dowson, esq, near the north Capitol gate Inquire of
Up PEPPER,
April 2--3tswtfif For the heirs,
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DOARDING.--MRS. WILLIS, at the of and
ID 18th Streets has vacant two pleasant rooms that she
would be pleased have occupied One is suitable Tor
family, the other for single person. This is of the
most healthy locations in the city, and convenient To all the
public departments. Terms moderate.
She can also accommodate several gentlemen 10 take
meals. June 25--Iaw:}w*
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holders of SIX or Trensufv mes.e ,...,
under the act of 2sth OF JAnuary r6A1
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July & 1917
A ARRANGEMENTS Will be made by which holders
"A of the above notes will receive the interest,"
which will be payable them six months nfer tlsir re-
sPecye dates from the Treasurer Of the United States. at
Washington; Assistant Treasurcrs New York Boston
and New Orleans, the Collector the Customs at laIt
r. WAIKER~
July S-w4 Secretary OF the Treasury
The National lntelligencer and German Gazette Wnsb-
ngton; Argus and Sun, Baltimore keystone and Penn
sylyanian, Philadelphia; Evening Post, Globe and SIM
New York Post and Times Boston; Patriot Chares,on
Courier and Sourherner, New Oreans will copy
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VOREsCOTT,s History OF the Conquest OF Perm, In
Volumes octave just published, and this day re-
cevedFo sale by f. TAYLOR OF for circulation Ito sub
scribers only from the Wavery Circulating Library.
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SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind uacd In the Ds''c'
- of Coumbao neighborhood selected with great care
TO obtain the best editions, and the most s9osana
bindings full supply constantly kept hand by the
subscriber purchaaad wholly ior cash, and sold ON the
lime +. TAYLOR.
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Beware!

II c. Benz Smith be written with pen the bot
the box, all ''sugar-coatcd' pills counterfeit
Principal office l79 greenwich street, large brick block
New York. Price rs cents box.
Nov 6-6m
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DOARDiNG.--I4. " CLEMENTS having taken the house
ID formerly occupied by Col Northrnp, is ready to
accommodate boarders The house is pleasantly situated
between 18th and lih Streets four doors
the Union office May Ia
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r AND FOR sALE.-IaO acres land fronting on the

r AND FOR sALE-I2O of lnnd fronum8 on the
IL Rockville turnpike, within mile oil the George
town corporation line, and north of land oil Mr. john
Green embracing several beautiful sites Tor buidng well
wooded and waiered will be sold together, divided
to suit purchasers
Io and which will divided If parts.
Also 30 acres exceent land adjoining rennally Town,
and Immediately north of Mrs. Syess iarm well waered
The above lands most convenient the OF
the city and Georgetown; and in order close the
them they will be disposed of very reduced prices
on accommodating terms. Apply Richard Smith,
or to Charles ]. Nourse. nct. 3-lawu
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QLACK Lace shawis.-We have just received 10 block
ID lace shawls, assortedIrices o~
April Ss-su D. CLAGETT-& co.
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AND HIS GENERALs-Bv 4 n

w Ileadey; in vols.he second volume this day
ceived for sale by f. TAYLOR, circulation Ito sub
scribers ony) from the Waverly Circulating Library.
June IL
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NATIONAL LIME IxtI,Ns.

Corner Of Itcenty frsf street aad Neo York
ET all the people take notice. that the undersigned has
IL purchased the before named lime kilns and is and
always will be prepared to furnish the best lime, the
shortest notice. the cheapest for cash short credits
Cacined plaster aud cement of first quality always on
hand. GEO. w. HARDNESS.
May 26--co.N 1awIw
DRUFF'S Map OF the Valley Of MextcO.-A new and
ID map OF the valley OF Mexico and the surround
ing mountains, including map OF the route between era
Cruz, Avarado, and Pueba, drawn by j. Goldsborongh
Bru, is this day received for sale Staoners Hail. Penn
syvania avenue, doors of l2, street Frce 70
cents VIM FISCHER.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1913.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

hnreau OF Provisions and Clothing, June %, 1871.
SEALlsD PROPOSALS, endorsed :. proposals for beef"
~ and proposals for pork, the may be, will be
received at this office until O'Clock, p Monday, the
"a Gay OF August next for furnishing and delivering, free
OF all cost and risk to the United States
Fyc ousand four hundred barrels of navy beef and four
Thousand eight hundred barrels of navy pork
Eac barrel TO contain less than two hundred pounds
nett we,zh Of beef pork of weight in either
article N III be paid for To be delivered at the respective
nayy-yatds, as iollows
Barrels beef. Barrels pork.
AT Cbafestown, Mass 1900 1000
AT Brooklyn, N. Y. 1900 1000
AL Gospof Va. l,SU0 I,6O0
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HUNTINGTON, Ia, June 81, 1876.

DR.. SMITH
DEAR SIN. am most out your 'Indan vegetable sugar
pills, and find them selling last that think you
had betuer send gross immediately. ley give
such general satisfaction tha people come at least twenty
miles them; and it is generally known am agent fo
them, would be very sorry TO get out
Yours respectfully,
SAMI. MOORE IL co.
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BOSTON Ac"demy's Collection of Chnrch Music
ID Just received lot of the Boston Academy's collection
church music, consisting OF the popular psalm and
hymn tunes anthems sentences, chants &c, &c, togeth
or with many beautiful pieces, unes &c, selected IRON
the positions oil Hayden Mozart Beethoven, &c, &c
Also the Carmina Sacra Boston collection OF church mu
SIC complied by Lowell Mason Tor sale Stationers Hail.
Pennsylvania avenue.
juno 30 VIM. FISCHER.
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Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Qunrtcrs So So
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets $I3o 90
Do do Of 20 half do 65 %
DO do of rs quarter do 80 SO
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NEW MUSIC this day received.-'rhe following new
IN music is this day received for sale at WIN. FlSCH
ER'S, Sihoner's Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, two doors
east OF 18th street
The Pilgrim Harper-inusic by s. c. Musseu
Lament of the Blind Orphan Giri-sung by Miss Abby
Huchnson--rnusic by Bradbury
Maryland Waz--by Miss Spicer
Evergreen Watz-composed by Stoddard
The Crazy Poe-a fancy waltz composed by Miss T. E.
T. Russia
La Venitienne Waltz-par Donizetti
L'Eulaia-Vase Tyrolienne par Naronha
Castinet Waitz-composed by Julius Metz
Cameron Quick Step-by Valentine Dister
Cerro Gordo Quick Step-by L. Bricher
Aladdin Quadrilles-by j. II. FULLY
Monterey tuadries--by Joseph l.. Gordon
Flower Dancc--Vienrose Children
The Tyre No. 3-Guitar, by +. Weilund
Cordea Galop, for the giitar-by +. Welland
New Years Polka, do.-by +. Weiand"
Lawrence Gaiopade do.-by F. Weiand June I'll
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. AZ, for 1917.
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday lth Of August,
GO number lottery--l0 drawn ballots.

Tickets $I0--IIalves $5-Quarters 50 So
Certificates OF packages OF 70 whole tickets, 500
DO do of 20 half do SO
Do do of % quarter do %
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SPL ENDID SCHE M ES.
To be Drawn I'm August, 1s47.
j. w. NIAURY Il CO., Managers,
(Smccessors to JIG. Gregory s. Coz

$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No. 46, FOR 1917
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday. 9TH of August
1S47.
Ii drawn numbers in each pncknce Of M tickets.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-25
RoAD TAX

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, the Coun-
l Wy Commissioners Of Henry County, at
their June Session, ls47, levied the sum of
sixteen hundred and fifty dollars for Road
purposes in said county, which is equal 10
IS cents on each hundred dollars of valua-
ton.
Said tax may be discharged by labor I'M
der the direction of The supervisors in the
several road districts at the rate OF IS cents
per day.
JAMES G. IIALY,
County Auditor.
AUDrroR's OFFICE, Henry County Ohio.
Juno 10Th lS47. 330ew.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-25
aINCIDENrs OF THE WRECK"

awhile the Chespeak was lying at anchor
and for about half an hour before she sunk
few can can imagine tie terrible scene on
board. The wind was blowing fresh from
shore, forbiddng sll hope to those who would
seek land on floats. Many dare moi stay on
board, not knowing the depth below and
fearing when the steamer sunk they would
be swallowed in the whirlpool she would
make. Death seemed inevitable, and the
only alternative left them was TO drown with
the wreck, or in vain effort TO reach the
shore. In this dilemma, with the boat fas
sinking under them, the excitement is des
cribed as terrific. The bell was kept ringing
and the lights burning for signals. The pas.
sengers were counselling and cheering one
another, and preparing what ever they could
on which to float. The Captain was coolly
advising the passengers that theil only hope
was with the wreck. He assisted his wife
and another lady to climb the hast, and fixed
them upon the cross trees. Mr. Lytle, stew.
ard oflhe boat, was very active and self-pos-
sed helping such as wanted help to his i'm
mnent danger. At length her bow began
TO fall, and the cry was heard "she's going!''
One loud, long, and unearthly shrek arose
simultaneously from the dispairing multitude
such as the survivors say is still ringing in
their ears, and such as thsy never wish to
hear again. She sunk in seven fathoms wa.
Ter, about Ii miles from shore. Her up.
per deck broke loose from the boat, and float.
ed along upon the water, kept stationary by
hanging and being lashed TO the mast. But
many had taken to their floats, some on set.
tees, plauks cabin doors, tables, &c. &c, and
were floating about. One man was seen to
capsize his plank, and the last seen of him,
he was on the under side oft, his fingers only
visible, holding on with death grasp.
"a gentleman and his wife were seen on
a small float, sometimes sinking and then ri
sing TO the surface. The lady not having
presence Of mind enough to guard against
nbalipp water when she went down, soor
became straugled, exhausted and died beside
her husband.
"Mr Van Doren, merchant of Lower
Sandusky, with four others, made them q
raft Of severalPieces, which soon went apart
and he. sank to rise no more.
"The most touching incident was the
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-25
THE NEWS FROM MEXICO.

The latest news is from New Orleans to
the Sd inst. There is difference of opiu-
ion as to Santa Anna being stoned by the
populace in the city Of Mexico. But all ac-
counts concur in his having 10000 men at
Rio Frio, short distance from the city,
Is the latter is the fact, there will no doubt
be another fight on hand soon, as Gen. Scott
was concentrating his forces at Puebla, un-
less Santa Anna displays his valor by march
ing in sight of our troops and marching of
again.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-25
PUTNAM COUNT

PUTNAM COUNTY.
ASSOCIATE JUDGEs--SiIas Nc Clish, Geo
Skinner, and J. Y. Sackett.
CLERK--Moses Lee.
SHERIFF. James II. Vail
PRosECuTING ATTORNEY. Mackenzie
TREAsuRER.-O. w. Crawfs.
AUDIToR-Nahum Smith.
Recommendation Dixon.
CoRoNER.- Ramsey.
SURVEYOR. E. Hawley.
County CoMMtssIoNERs.-H Henry Joseph
Boehmer, Samuel Ramsey, and Geo. Stewart
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VICTORYM over every

v form of diseased lungs continue 10 attend
the GINSENG PANACEA,
Wherever it has been introduced. The
cheering accounts are continually received
from Dayton, Maysvlle; Madison, Lexing-
ton, &c. of the restoration of those who had
long looked upon themselves as doomed.
in Cincinnati alone more than 1000 bottles
have alaeady been sold at retail, and in every
case with the most perfect success. See the
long array of names in several of the city
diapers, names of substantial well known
citizens, what further evidence can be look
ed for to satisfy the most sceptical
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel Myers,
EXECUTION.

We. EXECUTION.
Daniel Thatcher.
DY virtue of writ OF IA to directed IRON the eour
ID of common Pleas of Putnam county, ONO, shaii
Offer for sale at the house of Daniel Thatcher in Perry
Township in said county, the 1s day OF July, A. D.
e47 betweea the of 10 O'clock A. M and four o.
clock P. Nj Of said day the following property TO wit:
One red cow with white face and one red and white
spotted cow. ..e
Taken as the property Of Daniel Thatcher to satisfy
fl 70 in favor Of Samuel Myers.
]. H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, June l8, 1847. 293
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY WIN. MCCLURE.
wv MCCLURE has purchased and fittet
w up the stand formerly occupied BY
w. L. Hipkins, in
Gilboa, Putnam County,

Where he will be ready TO entertain the
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as can be done IN this
section of country. His table will be sup.
piled with the bes, that the country affords
and he will do all in his power TO make his
house a pleasant and agreeable resort to
the travelling community.
His Stabling aud other Accommodations aio
ample and will give satisfaction:
Gilboa, Put. Co. o., June IS, lS47. $50
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FOREIGN CorN.--The following valuable
tables are furnished by the Secretary Of the
Treasury for the use of receivers of public
mOneys:---
The rates at 'chich foreign money or currency ar
fTed 6u lar
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-25

ENGLISH INTEILrcENcE.-Tw twenty years
ago, when the English press endeavored, and
but too successfully, to keep from the pub
lie al! knowledge Of the politics and social
economy of the Americans, there was an OK
cuse for the sad bunders made by private in
dividuals; but we think there is none for such
mistakes as the following
A late number of the London illustrated
News contains portrait Of Colonel Benton
with biographical sketch, in the course Of
which the writer states that the Colonel was
recently appointed to the office of Lieut.
General of the Uuited States. The London
Economist too, in rocen, number, perpetra-
ted The following.
''In the United States, from apprehension
of the re nple, a rich mds dare not keep his
carriage"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-16
GREAT BARGAIN.

UVOR SALE-The equal undivided
e half of FIGURING NiH, with tive
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant work tw'
bolts screen smut mill /; corn shelter
and Everything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchan, work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou
scs and stOre--Onc new two slol.
house-and several out.bulldlngs, witt
100 acres of land. Situated near tn
mouth of Indian creek, two miles iron
slack and navigabe water that inteTseci
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa. u
A GOOD iHe and immediate possesslo
gwen. Small part cash, and credit f.
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire \
NJ. T.. Hollister, Esq, at the coui
house. or at Cushman & Gridley' stor,
June -, 1916. !
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Fashionable Tailoring.
EEORGE SMITH

FSESPECrfJLLl returns thanks :" tie a.
ia .lzens OF Ottawa aud vicinity la The lib, %
,,tt &c he has heretofore received aid bel =
D merit a continuance OF the same. lis IGJhs
~ Establishment is on thcsuuth 80, rit 90
,uhnc square, over ]. aud Ii. Armour's store
t. Is prepared 10 do work On the most r,usonn
lie terms. and warrants all garment, made
tin nj. Cutting ~ ~ be done on short motto
aud Narr,ntedto tit property made ar. ~
FA.L AND WINTER fashions
From New loik city, have just been reUrt,
has raahljns han lu furnish earm,uls rr lh
,t'sl tod must approved style.
v B.--LTa,ber, ma must ht02, y cat,"i'
Jr,fscc icHbeioisn an Deymeai Jyo e"k.
OTTAWA. Oct 3. 1876.
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Another invaIid Restored 10
Health.

Read the flloNins statement Of cistfom
Viz On Bailey, a highly respectable metcAant OF
Vienna Johnson county, ILLINOIS
V.,s,s. Piclgs d Bhkeiy, 81. Louis, No.
Geullrmen...A desire to benefit the afflicted
fhr,uuhnut The land, has alone induced me 10
m IKE the following statement OF lIcls respecting
,n, of The most astonishing cures ever recorded
Nv son. NV seventeen years old, has been al
a,,,eI ,lurlpr bisvn ,lrIiC with constant cough,
,,in in the aide and chest, accompanied "Ith
',i,bt ,,ycats and hectic fever, which pr'dncrd
rreat emacmiipn and debility; and at Intervals
,I1r,nn the night his expocteia'ion would become
i, Great A. [, endangcf his life from Stranguia-
lion. Duting this tine lie was attended ny ma
40 nly.iri,i,s nr tbs highest IePuie, whose pre-
,cripli,ns gave but temporary reiieI- ~ I'c'' 81
alarming were the symptoms, aud 80 lnNelerl'e
,y,. hi, .lisca- that was compelled to believe
him Tenant HE reach Of medicei md.
An II our neirhb)rs and friends VINO sawhlm.
ro,,rl,I him As one whn was rapidly approach
inc onearly and premature grave. AMER having
,hns exhausted the skin of our best physicians
,y;thont Obtaining relief, was prevaiIed upon by
IN. advice Of friend 10 make use OF
Ui,iar's Balsdm Of UtH cherry,
Ia commenced its use about the 3JIh OF De-
csc,hr, 1914. the fir, bottle OF which gave as
tonishing relief, aud began to indulge IN the
fond hone that be nigh, yet b. restored to h'a''h
After having conlinucJth use OF 1t uh'''lhrtt
bo,,ic. ,,l been taken, the disease was en- rely
oyo,cn,nc. and his shattered constitution and e.
m,ciated form restored to health which he con
,inues to enjoy up to the present time
I bslisve The genuine DR.. WisiaFs Baisam o
W;IJ cherry to be one olthe most valuable med
;.;nos ever Jiscovercd-knowiug as do tina
,hs oboye cure was effected solely by its use
lam, gentlemen, very respectfully
Your obedicni servant,
I'M Iei6 Ell Barry.
Cn,es similar to the above, are CONSTANT, he
IN, ne,formed in all parts of our country, nnt w
.bonId indeed be destitute OF all feelings nl hu
n,ni,y. did we not call upon a'I"ho are athlete
With nulmnnary diseases, to resort at once 70 IN
n.e Of this, the only remedy Ihalcan be 'eie'
upon for cure. n
Conner Of Chestnut and Third streets, 81 lou
il. Mo. General Agents for the west OF VINO"
the genuine, Wholesale or retail can Away D
| had. o..-..n, :
Far sale nv G l. Thompson, Ottawa Dr ;
| G smith, Peru; Benz Newell, PnIcetcn;
& s pulciier, reuucpin; Jas Murray " S'r
! Newark; Annis n Pou, Henry. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-16
NAV GOnDsl NEW GOODSI!

u HAVE iu,treceiyed from New York
a large stock OF dry goods, comp'is-
ing almost every article in this line usu'
ally crquired for in country store, anc
am determined to sell the same as checp
as tie cheapest; iii is useless to enuner-
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
ON the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices,
it s no trouble to show the goods.
N. b. Mos, kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. T.. WALKER.
Ottawa. July %, 1916
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NEW 81 Or
RICHARD SGEN

NTT0uID respectfully inform tho
w citizens e Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock of
DRY GOODS,
GrocCrics, Hardwnre, Boots & Slices
&c, &C., &C.,
is equal to any in the country. Iii,
stock was selected with great care for TIN.
market, and he feels satisfied that BIZ
prices are as low those Of any othcr
establishment in tie country. He re-
specially invites the farmers and other.
to give hIm q call before purchasing else
where. and see and Judge for themselves
La Safe. March IL, 1916.