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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29
HOB PRINTING.
OF the Day that Is Dawning.

BY WILLIAM D. GALLAGHER.
III the promise of the present
BE not a hollow cheat,
If true hearted men and women
Prove faithful and discreet,
Ii none falter who are hoping
And contending for the right,
Then time is surely coming,
AS day beams from the night
When the landless shall have foothold,
In fee upon the soil.
And for his wife and little ones,
Rend to his willing toll
When the wanGerer, no longer,
In sorrow forced to roam,
Shall see around him spring and bloom,
The blessed things of home:
When the poor and widowed mother
Shall recompense obtain,
For her days and nights Of toilihg,
From the sordid man of gain:
When the brawny limbs of Labor,
And the hard and horny hand,
For their strivings, for their doings,
Meet honor shall command:
When suffering hearts that struggle
In silence and endure,
Shall receive, unsought, the earnest
Ministrations Of the pure:
When the master with his bondmen
For price shall divide the soil.
And the slave, al last enfranchised.
Shall 60 singing 10 his toll:
When the bloody tread Of the soldier
Shall lose It's olden charm,
And the sickle hand be honored more
Than the sword and the red right arm.
When tolerance and truthfulness
Shall not be under ban,
And the fercest foe and deadliest,
Man knows, shall not be Man.
Be firm and be united,
Ye who war against the wrong!
Though neglected, though deserted,
In your purpose still be strong!
To the faith and hope that move We
In the things We dare and do,
Though the world rise up against ye,
Be resolute-be true.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

five thousand copies were sold in two days.
1t is also calculated that the stock in trade Of
the Company, in addition TO their buildings, is
worth one million and half Of dollars Ofconrs,.
much of this stock, if forced of suddenly. souLs
deprecate in value but the books published by
the House aIe generally Of standard character.
and are property in themselves
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

81 shall be forever indebted TO you if you viii
make me sui, Of clothes by Saturday night"
Heaven forbid !" replied The tailor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

preacher said Many come to bring their
clothes to church rather than themselves.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

You have drunk deeply of the cup Of sor-
row. said parson endeavoring 10 comfort an
old lady.
"Oh, no sir" returned she. g always pre-
fers cinnamond cordial"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

TERMS-Two dollars per annun IN advance-Two dollars
nJ quarter half yearlyand paid before the END oil
.be wear dollars and half Those who receive Their
aoeTs stage drivers employed by the prope-
iors will be charged 81 l-2 cents, per year, extra
M paners until all paid except
al the option of the Editor ,.
NJ Advertisements exceeding square tsirech HhesJ
vii be inserted three weeks dollar twenty cents
5r every subsequent insertion larger ones IN ropofoH
liberal discount will be made to yearly advertisers
All letters addressed the Editor must be postpaid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

To CLERKS A question in The double rule
of two--Suppose feIler. who ha, noihing. mar
res gal what has nohing is her lhlngs his'n,
or is his heIn or is his his'n and hers heI'n.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

Why is love like potato! Because It's go,
| eyes, but cannot see.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

The Welsh have saying. that if woman
were as quick with her feet as with her tongue
she would catch lightning enough TO kiDdle Gre
in the morning.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

''Wilt thou have me. Susy,' said young man
to a modest girl.
"No, William, but you may have me if you willis
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-29

linen won't come, Father; for Parson
Atwpod says, he that swears will lie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22
AGRICULTURAL.


Jidiae of Smoke.-'ihe British Quar-.
,erly Review, for March, contains tie
following paragraph:
"A striking instance Of economical tai.
ent came to our knowledge in the dlsiric,
Of Aston Moor. From the smelling
ear,hs Of one house., an arclcd tunnel
conducts the smoke TO sn oullei, a, dis
lance from tho works, in waste spot.
Nyhere no one can complain OF II. The
gathering matter, or 'tnme, resulting
from the passage Of the smoke, is annu
ally submilted to process, by which, II
,hai time, il yielded enough To pay for
the construction Of The chimney. SIM
liar tunnel chimney, three miles III 'eng.h,
was erecting at Allendil'. liz fame VIII
yield thousands Of pounds Sterling per
annum. In this case, smuke does MOI
end in smoke
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22

SWiney.-l have a recipe FOR curing
tie Swiney tina. | go, hold Of the other
day, accidentally, jus, in time to cure $
horse Of mine that was taken very lame.
And by the by, got it for the trinng
sum Of six bits. look upon i. as being
ahead of anything Of the kind that is go
ing; two or three applications being sui
icien! 10 cure my horse, and he was ap-
parenly well in two days.
Take the proportion Of one piui Of spi
rits of turpenline, one ounce Of Spanish
flies, half pound Of rosia. Melt the
lard and rosin together; when psrly
cool, put the other Two ingredients in.
and shake ill thoroughly miyed.
! suppose thatIis ALWAYS well to Llesd
for the Swiney, the first thing. To ap-
ply The mixture, shake il well. and rub
j! in well with The hand, so as 10 &c. il
into the hair thoroughly. Apply i, free.
ly 10 the part affected, once IN Two days.
In hot weather lei the aninaisiand in the
sun; in cold, heat i. with hot iron. 1t
is perfectly safe and sure, and leaves no
mark other than to take the hair of, which
comes on again acknowledgements
ence Of The Prairie FdrmT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22
TIE GREAT REMEDY.
HOUSES (iate Cicmens) INDIAN TONIC,
AsAFE AND SURE CURE FOR
CHllIS. EGUE AND FEVER

Ilthe unprecedented lime II Ere Hours.
vsVi L attention ofthe public is particularly call
Il Cd to this Great Remedy for ChiHS or Aga,
and Frrer, and IN doing So, the propr!riors deem
it proper to make the following declarations, the
truth of which. he desires the people to test 10y a
trial, and he will chccrluly abide their decision
vz:-l.t. The article is pleasant aud convenient
TO take. III 1t will cure erery case If the direc-
tons are observed. 3 It will leave no injuri.
Gus effects in the system; on the contrary, 1t l'n-
parts strength to the constitution. Al squire.
" vegetable, and will cure with perfect certainty
in five hours. Certificates on the wrapper around
the bottle, Of cures from six months to ten years
standing,
Prepared and sold. wholesale anl retail, by
GEO. W. HOUSE, Nashville, T,nn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22

Treatment Of CTS Mr.. Youati, in
his treatise on the Horse, gives some ca.
cellent directions for the treatment Of
young horses, during the process of their
education. lie maintains tina, colts are
seldom or never vicious, by nature, to
any such degree itIa, they may not be en-
,irely subdued and rendered iractable by
Kindness and, in The subsequent parts
of the process Of breaking, by frmness.
The greater number of horses whcl,
have become unfit for use, by reason OF
their unmanageablencss, either in the
harness or saddle, have been made 50 by
injudicious treatment.
Young horses are often very perverse,
but their perverseness will be gener lily
overcome by pcrsevering kindness. 1t
may be necessary 10 use correction; but
II should be always deferred ill the ear.
Hest processes of education are compile.
ted, so that the animal may understand
clearly what il is required to do
The breaking Of eolI should com
mence from the time Of weaving; for il
delayed any considerable time, hi,
strength and obstinacy will be lar m lrc
difficult 10 overcome. The usual mode
OF accusloming the animal to the halter,
the Bit and the saddle, are well enough
understood
"The colt may now be taken in the
street, TO be gradually accustomed TO the
objects among which his services will be
required. Here from fear or playfulness,
considerable degree of starting and shy.
ing may be exhibited. As little notice
as possible should be taken of il. The
same, or similar object, should be pass.
ed again, but at greater distance. If
the colt still SHES, lei the distance I've far.
ther increased, until he takes no notice Of
the object. Then he may be gradually
brought nearer TO ii, and this will be usu.
ally effected without the slightest Difficult
~; whereas, had there been an attempt
10 lorce him close to it in the first in
stance, the remembrance of the contest
would have been associated with every
appearance of the object, and the habit OF
shying would have been established
Prairie Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22
GREAT BARGAIN.

E1OR SALE-The equal undivided
y half Of FIGURING NH, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant work; two
bolts screen; smut mill ;scorn shelter,
and averylhing in complete order for GUS
tom and merchant work. Also, saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou-
ees and store---one a new two story
house-and several ou,.buldings, with
l6O acres of land. Situated near The
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that in'eIsecis
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
A good title and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance TO sui, purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. E. IIollisier, Esq, at the court
house, or a, Cushman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1916.
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FEVER a. AGUE.

So far. the proprietor has fo1nd 1t only ncces'
s,ty to test lis prnccel and health restoring b'cs'
sin,s in the communities where II has been IN
,rtIuced. In tho proud Testimonials So elected
the worth oflhe rthrirugc is made manifest; and
it is therefore confidently sen, upon It's healing
cr,nnd into the Valley Of the Mississippi. lie
sends /, there as a medicine. now regarded IN The
Northern and Western States ns cure whose
procress is undim med and wihoufd solitary jof
,,r,. In short, sustained wherever tested, (and
The evidence can be furnished, il there are any
inclined to be skcpicnl) as "Aguc- TREATING
Fero- Remoring, and Heeik-fenuc"g'
As such, M.cKESziE's Toxic FrnnirrcE I;
now offered TO the Ague diseased oi Illinois, and
the States adjoining, and TO those emigran's anu
travellers who may he attacked by the Ague anu
Fever away from their homes and iamiIles' II
ia submitted as an iniallible remedy Tor tue ter.
rife local disease arendan, upon our SOILS, anu
the miasmajc cxhaln,ious arising therc'fom'
by properly adhcring TO the directions accom-
panying II. or giving heed Ia the warnings tha'
The system invariably gives In advance oi ualady
the constitution may not only he rescued from us
thralLom to the ravager but even lis s,ealthles'
approachcs frustrated before allowed iootho'd
TO tho prudent. wha, has been stated above
will answer ns well as if volume OF vefhiap'
were plnced before them 70 MI those who re-
siN this invitation TO ny remedy that has al
woys .uccecdtd whenever applied, The only
words ,hn, can be -oid, are
The wise man rrospers on the fcol'tlownfal
'Tis VISIONS par, to hrcnk Diseases thrall
Tor sale BY the Prcpricters Agent.
THOS. DASSNETT, Ottawa Illinois
Aug -. '46-9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22

Guide in Buying HOrsc.-A COZ.
respondent OF the Prairie Farmer, con.
trary to old maxims, undertakes 10 Judge
the character Of a horse BY outward an.
pearances. aud offers the following sur.
geslions, as ihe result of his close obser.
walton and long experience
II the color be ligh, sorre or chestnut,
his feet, legs and face white, these are
marks Of kindness.
If he is broad and full between The ewes,
he may be depended on is horse of good
sense, and capable Of being trained 10 any
thing.
As respects such horses. the more kind.
ly you trea. them The better you will be
treated In return. Nor villa horse Of
that description stand the whip il well
fed.
II You want a safe horse, avoid ono ,ha,
is dish.iaced; he may be 80 FAR gentle a.
not 10 scarf, bu. he will have too much
go.ahoad in him 10 be safe for every body
II you wanta fool, but horse Of GOO
bottom. get deep bay, with no. whit
hair about him IL his face is little dish
Cd, 80 much The worse. Let no man rid
such . horse who 10 mol an adept in rid
ing. They are always tricky and unsafe
II you want horse that will ncvs
give Out, never buy large ovsrgrow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22
NEW GnOpsl NEW GonDSll

HAVE ju,,received from New York
large stock Of dry goods. compris-
ing nlmos, every article in this line usu-
ally enquired for in country store, ana
am de,erminodto sell the same as cheap
as the eheopesi; j, is useless to ennmer-
ate the articles, jus, call a, the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods aud the prices,
it ~ no trouble TO show the goods.
N. -. Mos, kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. q. r.. WALKER.
Ottawa. July 20. 1876
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22
CREGS- MEDlCllES. &c,

TsTHE subscriber has just received
s from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Goui., large, fresh aud well selected
stock of drugs. medicines, dye suf,s.
paints oils. putty, glass and glassware,
Sc. Sc; also the hest quality OF brandies
aud wines fnr medical purposes.
n. B. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
c0ll at the old stand on the south side of
the public square. aud examine the stock
before purchasing elsev here.
July IS, lSiG G.. l.. WALKER.
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Scareay Of food-Do ugIass Jerrold,
ia his English Shilling Magaz me, is Sc
we're on the government for ordering Pray
ers against famine TO be put mp in Ii i9d
parishes, when By merely taking Off the
duty on foreign corn, the danger would
he past. 1t reminds him Of the impris-
nnmen! Of the Pope, by order of Charles
tie 5ih, when he captured and sacked
Rome, and who, on his return to Spain,
ordered prayers 10 be said in heIisIf OF
His Holiness, whom he could have re.
lisved by his sign manuel at any time.
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WAR WAR
DE il known unto all persons whom
4 } ii may concern, that
MCMILLAN & BROTHER.


NJ, B -eC5ier's Stone Bidding, Peru, Illinois.
Have declared war--nol against Mex
leo, no, against Great Britain-bu, upon
high prices and they hereby pledge
themselves to prosecute i, with vigor I'M
Ill the prices of goods are brought down
to a standard TO meet 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 just
receiving, large and well selected as
.ortment Of
New Goods,
consisting in part OF cloths, casimeres,
saline,,s, calicoes VERY cheap lnseys,
dannels (some very cheap alpacas VERY
cheap silks. bonneis. ribbons, wooden
and silk shawls, hats, linens, bagging and
a thousand other articles usually kept in
dry good store, but too numerous TO
mention.
also, the greatest variety Of mems and
boys caps to be found in this section.
Also, large assorimen, of Readv.
mate Clothing, such as over-coais, hun
ling coats, sack coats. frock coats, panta.
looms of various qualities, vests, drawers,
wrappers and shirts.
Also, splendid assortment Of Boots
anil Shoes, Of prime quality and a, low
prices. also,
Nurllcare and Groceries.
Also, large assortment Of Crockery (:
complete sets1or tavern keepers and fam
lies furnished on very reasonable terms
The largest stock OF
Iron, Nails and Steel
KEEP, in this section Of country. Black.
smiths and others wanting Iron would do
well To give us call.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, if YOU
feel any interest in buying goods at lo,c
prices, and in patronizng those who put
down The prices of goods, we invite you
to call at No. 2, Brewsler's Stone Build
ing IA large figure 2 on each side Of the
door, and you shall be accommodated.
Uhem bought.
Sent. 25 MCMILLAN Il BRO.
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one. A black horse cannot stand heat.
nor 81 hie one cold.
IL you want a gentle horse, gel one
with more or less white about hIm--ile
mare the better, 4 spot,d one is pref.
cradle. Many suppose that the part'-cul-
ored horses belonging Ia clrcuses, shows,
&C., are soleried fer their odGily. But
the selection thus made is on account If
their great dnciliiy and scn,l, ness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22

Super damssk, ior tables 3 yards wide IS
Ard all other things IN TToI orlin.
Attention is also invited to ny stock
OF English blankets, couniorDanos, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, Of which,
have great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices. also expect to
receive in few weeks, full supply OF
winter goods, which will be able to sell
10" for CASH or country Produce,
Ti31 Il, BAssSrrT.
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In going to tie Methodist confcr'rco in Poo
ria, from NV residence in Caldwell Prairie, ".
r.. my horse go, his foot strained so severely
tina, | could not have travelled further with,tt
great inconvenience. used Fnrrells Liuiment
and it cured him perfectly in few days. also
found it excellent in chaies aud gals. can
safely recommend it to tho public as an excellent
medicine. Rev. JonN CRUnMLr.
Caldwell prairie. November 4, lSa5.
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Consumption OF the lungs

Affections ofihe Lircr. .7sihma, Bon
cdi'is, pain or ,ceakne's oftie BFeast
or Lungs. Chronic C'UghS, Pieuri-
A, Hemorage ofMe Lungs. and all
The affections Of he Pulmonary Or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22
New Drug store.

q THE Subscriber has re.
GO moved to the new building
" recently erected by George
aE..3 Cooley, one door north of
the Mansion House, where
49, he is now prepared (since
his return from The eastl to offer the mos,
complete assortment Of Drugs. Nedi-
zines, Chemicals, Paints. DIS, Glass,
and every article in the line Of Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety Of Patent Medi-
cine which has received the appreciation
of the Medical Faculty, offered to the
public, consisting Of
indian Chullgoeue Fahonsock's YrrAifugr
Smiths Tonic syrup Cough ialsum
Houses Indian Tonic Eyc-ratcr
Tcrris's d. d. Rubefsrient
Bristir's Baisin Wild Cherry; Cough T.azcng,s,
Bristol, Carmurtive lczcngrs. Sands Sar.apa.
rIa; ComstocN's d.; Lees Anu.bill,ous Pills;
Eio'orC's d. do, Sh'nry' DO Do; Nusht's Indian
Vegetable d.; Bugs vegetable aud tonic Do;
Posts poor msa'sd'; troopers female DO; Smiths
sugar coated do; Brandreth's de-; Wistar's dol;
Resurrection dc; Motifs phunjx bl,eTs aud piil,;
Jew Davij's Hebrew plastic; Spobn's headache
remedy; tAee.cmans Arsbltu bal ,qw; Prciotal
hal,am honey; Downs hll,amic cl,Ncr; Earthpo-
news pink cypfCtapui; Parcels. Arabian I'M.
mcn'; Hays LnHicut, for pt!cs; Barclays Group
cub,hs aud sarslParlH,, and mauy articles not
enumerated. which ,oitl s,li ms low A. hiraeo
prices. Auy % 1851 q l.. THOMPSON
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ATI'I,N TION!!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT
T.. BASSNErT'S,

:. BhSCN II -,
No. 4, Brick Buildings. J
& 4 AVlNG lately received an add
Il n tional supply OF fine English prints
and dc lanes, will now sell them al
New York UhO'tS0ie Prices.
These goods are of the finest texture,
of the fastest and most brilliant colors
ard OF the most esteemed styles. II
therefore invites all who wish TO pur
chase fall dresses. to call and sc then
before they buy elsew here, coniiden
that they are bolh-chep! cheOperM Gn.
cheapesi!u
Lo0k at these Prices, and remember
tina, tie Quality cant he beat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-22

Thi, 9crtifes ihs, | have used FaHells' Liz
imynt on my horse. which was badly CALLED, srl
in four days it produced periec, cure. co.
with confidence recommend ii to the public as
safe and quick remedy FOR gals. o. w. Mu,erH,
Of Little Rock, Kendall county, minister the
Rock River conference.
Peoria, August 2S, lSi5.
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DAYTON
W DOL EN- I A c 7 0 E I.
DAYTON


NNTE would most respectfully inform our
w friends snd patrons, that the shove estsh-
lshmcut Is still in operation, and will continue
10 he, 50 long as we continue to receive such
liberal share ofpublic patronage. and would here
renew our promise that no psns shall be spared
on our part, with skiliul wOrkmen, to render &C.
nc,al satisfaction. We arc manufacturing the
following kinds OF goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere, SsliTptl. Tweed, leans. LinSFy.
IiannClS Of different Kinds. and Blankets.
Which VIC offer for sale Wholesale or retail, very
cheap, for Casb, Wi,s' or wal, or will make
liberal exchanges, say yd. fulled cloth for from
% 10 3 lbs Of sool, | vd. jraps Tor . lbs, yd.
flannel for - lbs, pair YER, heavy blankets for
as much more wool as it lsk.s to make them,
Nc, all of'hc same quality. Orwo will manu-
fcture fulled cloth on commission, at GoU 81 !!
to 62J cents per yd. Wool calculated for ex-
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ed on the sheep and rolled up in separate deeces.
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
viii he done at from 10 to Is cents per pound.
CARDlNG will be done this season al 5 cents,
except very fne OF cents per pound. Come on
with your fine wool as we have juS received
two new single machines of the latest and mos,
improved style, which will be put in complete
order, with fne cards, (No. 81 and 53) by the
Goth inst. and are calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work. Our old machine will be pu, in good
order, aud will do justice%o the coa.er qualities
Persons Gaming from distance con hase,hej,
work done with the least possible delay. aud in
a manner which We will warrant to give saus
faction.
! CLOTH DRESS ING
Will NC done at the usual prices, or small dis
coun, Tor ready pay. J. "a ID. GREEN.
/ n. b. We have also large supply of Gro
ceries which we offer for sale wholesale and 70
tail at Ottawa prices. Please give us a call a
the new building jus, below The mill.
Dayton, May II, 1916. ]. * DIG.
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IIouse,s Pie Ointment.

Is most valuable, safe, and certain cure for
4 the pies. IrNumerous certificates of the
happy effects oftCis O'nimeut may be tnu!.l up.
on the wrapper accompanying each hot'l'.
Prepared onIy hy GEO ". HOUSE, Nash
vllc Tonn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport by Styher x Greene
.holosSle n2cnts. for W,top.i9, l.,ra, Michigan.
northern Illinois S Iul. for which Territories
and states all orders should be addressed,
q. J.. THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, Ill.
Ottawa, June 80. 1876. liz
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FISH

Liquors and Wines.
~ BIS whisky, Cincinnati,
4 y 20" American hraudg,
ripe gin,
3 bis f rum.
quarter pipes Of French brandy,
2 casks malaga wine,
3 madeira wine.
3 pnr, fine article Cor med
eel purposes. Ly July e q Il WALKER
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Boston Rails.
rCckCry,
NEW GGOCs.!

Ottawa glove * 7littcn Factory.
A GOOD assortment Of buck gloves
"a and mitens, for sale by the dozen
or single pair by p. THORN.
Ottawa, July 2, 1876.
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Nails.

eIr KEGS Of first rate quality, 3 to 6Od, JUS
:, received and for sale low by
juIy %, 1916 GE WALKER.