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COMPLETE DIGEST
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TITLE BROWN respectfully ask the attention OF the
profession the United states Digest and supplement
just completed 1877. This great work has been In
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esed, given below will give some IDEA OF me aDor re-
nired in Its preparation. Volume was edited by the hon
heron Metcalf and Hon. j. Perkins, and was olished
3 lsll; volumes and were edited by George Icknor
Curtis, esq, and published in 1916 These three
toumes bring the Digest down TO 1876 The Supplement,
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fees the digest of every volume OF American common law
md admiralty reports in the United States courts and all
|he State reports from the earliest period TO lS47 An A-
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published. We have press also pete American
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Peen prepared;
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received letter requesting opinion of the merits
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judicial decisions Of the United States down 10 the time OF ITS
the preceding year alter the Of Harri.on Engh Digest
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Young Ladies' school-No $40 broadway, Unio,
Square, York.
Npmber Of pupils limited to forty.


Rev. HENRY DANA WARD Rector.
SISTED by Mrs WARD, and by resident English. and
"A resident Partisan governess, and also by Italian. Ger
man, and Spanish ladies' accustom his pupils 10
with prOprety in III ,se languages.
Learned professors will be poyed, give lectures
Astronomy, Botany, Geology, Natural Philosophy, and
Chemistry
In coinmencing'h enterprise the Rector relies, under
disc pnng aud training OF the young-spiring them w I'll
the love OF learning and of virtue aud cuivaring in them
habits OF order and diI-e duty and he tfy
his school the public under the patronage OF the
following distinguished names:
Rt. Rev Manton Eastbnm, D. D., Massachusetts.
Ri. Rev J. r. X Henshaw, D. d. Rhode Island.
Ri Rev. Alonzo Potter, D. d, Pennsyisanii
Ri Rev VIM. 4. Whtling,am, d, Maryland.
Rt. Rev Wm. Meade, d ID Virginia.
Rt. Rev. J. J Inns, ID D., Virginia.
Hon Rufus Choafe, Massachusetts.
Hon Frederick Whittles-y Rochester, New York.
Hon WIN. II. Seward, Auburn, New York.
Hon Willard Fillmore, Albany, New York
Hon. Geo w. Summers, Virginia.
New YoRK.
Rev Dr. Anthon Rev DR.. Smith, Rev. DR.. Haight,
Rev. Dr. Wainwright, Rev. Dr. Pntt, Rev DR. Warehouse,
Rev. DR.. Taylor Rev. Dr. Forbes, Rev. Dr. Tying
Rev. DR.. Crocker, Providence. R. |.
Rev. DR.. Hawks, New Orleans, La.
New York.
Rev s. L. Southland, Rev. L. Carter, Rev G. T. Bcdell,
Rev. Lot JONES' Rev Ed D. Smith, Rev. l.. Z. W. Bach
Pupils will be received on the first Monday in April
Quarters will May 9Th, September 10Th, De
celnoer LIST, February 2 nh.
Terms per annnn payable quarterly in advance Board
800; wa hing, $50 tuon, $500. Music exha charge,
according tile Individual taste.
Mach 49,
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S1TUArlON WANTED A situaou tu n s.lrct school
~ or family teacher Is wanted by graduate of n a IS
ngushed college Of the middle States, h,- had some
experience In teaching. aud qualified instruct the
and higher branches OF AN Engh education. The most
,suSaeory testimonials OF character can be Produced
The advertiser Is also permitted refer to
Rev Jno w Nevin ID ID. Hon Alex Thompson LII. d
Rev Philip Schah, PHI %. Thos ID Baird, esq A. NJ.
VILLAIN NJ Neyin, A. M. Rev. WIN Coffin, NJ ID
Praiii Green, M. Hon. saml A. Rench, NJ. ID
Letters tpost paid. stating salary, NC addressed p
VI Shubiey, Landisbnrs Perry county Pennsylvania will
meet with prompt attention. March l4-*
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(1APTAIv PATHOLOGY Military aud Scientific
Institution, MT Norwich, State OF yerrn -lucor

oraied The spring term at this Institution will com
nence the first Monday in May, The instruction en-
baces complete of classical. scientific, and mill
tary education Practical science. civil engineering agri
culture, the science OF government political economy, Nc.
&c. prominent branches OF instruction The cadets
will he under the personal care and Instruction Of Captain
T. The charge for board, iior, roomrent OF
and announcements, lectures lights, fuel washing, and
ncidenais, will be SI6O Tor the collegiate year of ~
weeks payable 500 in advance, and $50 the end
weeks. No debts be contracted by any cadet
Capt p will take charge of all their funds, and furnish
everything necessary, charging the in their bills
The whole yearly expense including clothing is limited 70
$780, and with proper prudence, need exceed S2W
The disc pline strict, but kind and good morals
cessary for admis sion. Mar S-law6v
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= TOTAL Of volumes digested $40
vi majority OF these reports dgests have hitherto
ei made and OF many OF the others the digess old
Consequently imperfect and the expense OF the digest
n me United States Court Reports, and that OF several OF
Ee lhaVidnal States is much than the above
described digest OF all the United States Court Reports and
'ne State Reports thu lawyer will find Il cheaper
buy the WHOLE than buy only those of the United
Plates Courts and his own State
March l4-2cpSw6m
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l ANB " TUCKER, MERCHANT TAILoes, have just re-
~ ceived, direct isoIn New York, iarge and iasona bic
assortment OF goods in their Inc which they respectful.
~ invite The attention col their friends and the pnl,c
March % 3taw2y
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CoLLEcroRs OfFicE, March II. ISls.
CITY TAxES.-Dehuction for prompt syment.--
~ on all bills of The annual for the year oi7. paid
during the month of March. deduction of eight
is allowed by law. A. kOTHWELL.
March i5-2aw3wif Collector.
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Grand Lottcry-Capital s8O,OOOI sao,OOOi $1,000.
Is drawn ballots out of rs!
Nearly as many Prizes az B1anksy

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Tor endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. 10, for l8iS
70 he drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, Va, the I'D Of
April, 1913.
n,ct,ye of tickets will contain Is drawn numbers,
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SPRING GOODS, At KINGS Lace
Store between 10Th and 18th streets Penn.vlvnn; ave
~ market This year carrier than other rae
W. n"u ie pleasure OF selecting from all the new
~ oeloIe 'ney Were picked over the richest and
cnenPett and oe'' lot of laces bands bonnets flowers
'T oloosfiSs, Hc tha we ever brought to this city
soon. r n r. ~ ~ c"p
March 1--3t by,go8 .l " nav"
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INFIDELiTY.-The Errors OF Modern
MIN ihas'y illustrated and reiuted, by NJ Schumacher
"aIch 70 +. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE. have on hand, and shall continue 10 bav
~ during the spring and summer u number OF bonn,,
and warrants hundred and sixty tracts Order
rom distance will be promptly attended Office on
poste the Patent Office WIN. r. WEIR "
March 2-3txwl2if Attorney nj ,u,.
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Tickets yl0-TIalves S5-Quarters 81 90.
Certificates of packages of 81 wholes $l40
Do do OF 26 halves 10
DO do of 26 quarters 35
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Natural History, Ia = vol.
IL l2uo. F. TAYLOR.
March
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S4U,UUOy
IL drawn bao out of 66 numbers,
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy, and for other purposes
Glass No. II, for 1913
70 be drawn in Alexandria, Virginia, Saturday, Apr
10Th, 1913
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splendid Lotteries for April, is4s'

VIRGINIA STATE LOT Terry,
m sndowing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
" Glass No Is, Tor 1913, ."U
. he drawn at Alexandria Va, Saturday, 18th OF April
~ w lSsS.
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lysz'fS9 s,.sc ,5zssesz,.s
~ IS & Il

From OiOrd 10 JgncSriNc. RIA iHIora, Elgip. &c.
From FERN 10 Eock ISlaad. ria Princeton, Sc &c.
\ TRI-WEEkLl line Of tour-horsc passenger
/ \. coaches Will leave the Mansion and Fox River
Houses, AT Ottawa, for Elgu and Wisconsin. going
through to E.mn m one day, aud to Roscoe, Rock
ton, date Probationary cint, and GAINESVILLE in ira
days, IN ddg-iighk Also n branch line connecting
At Crystal Lake, for Acllcnry through to Geneva,
TO and from IN due connection. same days leaving
Ottawa, lnursyiI,c, Brlot and Geneva every Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday. reaching Elgn to
lodge, returning the alternate DAYS.
ms Inc passes through Somouauk, Bristol Os-
wegn, Aurora, Bni0yn, Geneva, Ola FoNJ st.
Charles, Elgn, Dundee, torn-hs Perry. Crystal
Lake, Woodstock, thcmunE, &c. Passengers will
have two horse coach line from Crystal Lake 10
Wcllcry md Gaicna, arriving ut Geneva AT 3 o
clock IN. I'd day aud then connect with the South
port md Beloi line of ! horse post coach line for ci-
lhcrplncc above named Also connecting NJ laFoy,
with the Chicago and sycamore line Of coaches,
reaching sycamore same day. THIS lin" connects
with the Chicago and t'alenn stnrcs at Aurora, so
that gong west You can 90 to Rock Island or Gale
IN IN two days for 81 Also connects daily line of
coaches for Chicago and Galcnn at Elgin and a
further accommodation mil line of horse post conchcs
= running daily from Peru tn Dixon and Rocl, Is
hnd, leaving Fern every morning nj 5 o'clock A. N.
passing through hauolr, date GrccnlcllJ Dixon,
Mrrllng, ldndon, Alhauy, and Hampton IN Rock
Island IN two days BY daylight, lodgiug at Dixon,
and connecting every Monday, "Wednesday, and
friday, with tri-wcckIy line oi horse pest cunchcs
tor GmndC,onr, Oregon City, M. Norris byron
Rockford, Harlem, Rosco Rockton, BcIo, TO lanes.
WI" where all the above stages cunnec, with the
m1ii lines Tor Milwaukee, Madison, Mineral Point
and nalcnr making q perfect line Of horse pos
coaches, dong The inul scrvicc REGULARLY on all tn,
above lines, We hope hy having careful drivers
good horses mud coaches together with rcry lon farc
I" have q liberal support from the travelling public
tot which We will be grateful and do our best ia p,na,,
Chi'pgoluk6' Sis.ly J. FRINR y CO. rG,pfrs
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go v3ll,fs RS.

4 eRICES OF brluug clothes reduced No. 9
to 50 per yard GO inches wide, best
brands.) a gradual reduction on lower numbers
10 - - for No. l. II can he sent by mail a,
same rate Of postage as letters, viz 10 cents pr.
ounce for 800 miles OF less, 20 cents per ounce
tor all distances beyond, iweI hing ahou, on.
per yard.) 4 large supply Of Burr Nil;
stones, Screen aud Fam Mill Wirc. Porra-
bic Mills, Plaster, etc, etc, on hand. No. 2l7
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel, st. Louis. lilil q & C.TODD.
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Town ErOecriy for safe.

III qr OF lot J. IN block is, IA the orisl-
nal town of OtlaWn, having forty feet front
on Canal and - feet font on La Sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
out buildings thereon, being the promises at pre-
sent used by Mr. Phelps FIR store aud by Dr..
Hopkins for dwelling house. Possession Civ.
en- the first Of April next. Title good Enquire
of the subscriber, agent for the cwncrs.
my 20, IS !. A. HOES.
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GREAT Sale
( lands, Turn Lof,, Water Pmper, &c, Oh
HE Illinois and Michigan CanaL

Of Lands, Ta,Cr Lof, Water Pmrer, &c, on
NE Illinois and Michigan CanaL
N Office Is icre2y gisysn that, under the author
State OF Illinois OF February 81 1919, the Board Of
Trustees ithe Illinois and Michigan Canal will offer
tor sale at public auction, on the rt day OF Scpirm-
her next, all the Canal Lands, Town Lots, Winter
Power, aud Buildings which arc included IN the deed
OF trust executed 10y the Governor OF the State 81 Hi
nos on the gGth June, 1915, in pursuance OF laws
of the said State ct February y. 1913 and March
1915, enacted Tor "ihc completion ot the Illinois aud
Michigan Canal and for the payment Of tic Caua
debt - That Is to say. about 10 600 acres OF land
all lying upon or within distance Of live miles ON Cl-
Their side OF said Canal and extending the entire
length 81 same, 100 miles, VIZ. from Chicago, on
Lake Michigan, TO the town Of In Sale, on the Hi
nois river also, town tots in the city OF Chicago
l.ockporl, Joliet. Du Page, kaukakcr Morris, Qua
wa, and In Sale. including Water Power ut several
points on the Lockport, louet, kanknkce &c
The sale will commence at Chicago on the lst LAY
OF September next, and will be- continued at that
p.ncc, and succcssiyey at other towns on the Canal
from day to day, Uuii all the said lands &c, sha
have been offered tor sale, as directed hy law.
The terms of sale are Onc-iOuyh Cash the resi-,
due ui purchase money IN three annual instruments
beating interest al Gpcr cent per annum payable an
nuutly N advance.
The lands constitute upwards oi lpur-d,ls Of IN,
grant made IN lS27 hy the United States 10 The Stat,
"i Illinois, 10 aid said stH,c in the construction Of On
nal to unite the waters Of Lake Michigan with lhosl
OF tho Illinois uyer, and are the same which were
conveyed nv the state To the Board 81 Trustees Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal tor the purpose stated N
the decd OF trust. executed IN due ioun by the Go
vernon Of the State and recorded in the clerks office
Of the counties nj VA and Cook
Il lit OF the lands lots s. 10 be- sold will be pub
Used Tor distribution before tie day OF sae Mean
time any information Which may b. required by per.
sons wishing 10 purchase, can be- had by applying at
the Canal Office m Chicago.
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Liyin:s,onc's weekly EXPRESS.

s,-,.--------7,. NOR The transportation Of pack.
= 80. -. a ages II bank notes, gold. sit.
,rr, vaiuablc papers and merchandise Of every
description making collections, purchases 81
contracts, or any other business with which it
may be entrusted. This express will lrave,St
Louis weekly aud connect with the eastern ex.
press at Chicago, through which packages Will
he forwarded to Deiroi. CirIind. Cincinnati.
BuBoio. Albany. Bo,ioa. NsJc York, PhHadeE
Pfn, Baltimore, WgstinglyB aud all in,ermcdl.
ate places. The express messengers are furn-
nlshcd with Iron safes on steamboats,, and Il. 4.
routes for the security of valuable packages.
agents Matte4'n q Preston, Front ST., ST
Louis; T.. EOU: IiiOp. Ottawa; 4. IL.
Il &. Bur"y, l22 Lake st., Chicago.
may 5-l2 ly j. X. hivtvGsTav.
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J. 6. Nattinerr.
just Opened.

~ PS oincat new style ginghams,
* Blue chambra, plaid iustIe.
fasha check, plaid linen goods,
lrish linens, assorted prices;
Blue and orange prints, purple do.
SILK ruches or cap irills, fancy bonnet ribbons,
Cherry, pink. blue, white and Mantua ribbons.
White and blue Iarlaian muslin,
White Grape, hight colored kid gloves,
Artificial sprig- and misses wreaths,
Just received with other articles from Philadelphia
and ior sale at prices that Will satisfy every buyer
In &c. NirrlSgrr
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VllE subscriber Offers for sale his dwelling house in
South Ottawa, together with about 20 town lots
in Days Addition to Ottawa. Tho lots are cliribIv
sltunted for building purposes. The house is n well
built | story frame, with fine well near the kitchen
door The property Is offered at bargain. Apply
TO Jas Pickcne, or the subscriber in South Ottawa
July 23.l-i WIN. WllEATLAND
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Wulkrr s. Girklina.
More New Goods /!

"ALkER & lllCkLlNG wish 10 miorn
w their customers that they have removed INTO
the new Brick BldIu1, one door west Of the old
stand, on the south side OF the Public Square AMI
have ut received from the eastern cities large aud
varied stock ct Staple and Fancy goods suited for
tins market, comprising SIX. Cotton, Linen. Wor--
ped and Wollen Fabucs. IL is use!cs- 10 cnmnclate
1cles, we wall only say that ariicca ia ti. line
I'D Tor at n Country store may be found IN our
- and wall be sold ~ the forrest prices Our mot
,ptto be undcr-oid by any one"
pa',' e-Nc have lately received G2 cases Of
~, ~, pcs, aud BTogons, all sorts and sizes, sJita-
I'm ~ OF mon, women, and children; these
W, - very tow prices
ni.i', oi Hegsy IA saclf ii tRDWARE; trace log.
',, IN scyhra and encn,ls wrought aad
or.p,.., ts1CEIlEs
~ ~ "N','j ~. 'A''t os usual and our stock Of
H., III o., "a, au DyfsigBS complete. oni
/ sale or retail. "'' ''''' P''''7' ""'''
- CA'p pm, for any gSntl, of Hides anil Wheat
'oI', laIl, hicpI'' ana Host produce taken in
! June 30 1873. WALkEKS UICKTING
/ Gtounier Scaes.-IIa,ch's pat,, ,,f,,, 49,,
Y for sale by IlylI Walk %IH, , ~,'-.,Is'
! Lumber. &C.
/ Oo0.oDO II. pine lumber, also ath and .i1,y g.
- sale by Jyl Waller & Hin, ~
100 bblS salt. 30 sacks Liverpool do f. cal.
/ lUO 10y Jyll WALRER & HlcKlN,
/ } Lumber Wagons, new, a frstrnte article. f,
/ - sale by MD WALKER & HlcNlrG
/ III ACC ARONL Neun,cuia, sac Arrow Roo
VI and Pearl Barley, just reccyednnl tor sale bv
JuucJo. WALRrR 81 IIIoKLNG
/ DINE lumber, lath and shingles "a sale nv
ln3l WALKrr& lHcNLIyG
10 Thicshrrs and l.aciiaistS.
4 Frst-rate article of Oh for sale one dollar DE-
a gallon i130. WALrGR& HcKLrvG
ID OWLANDS Min and Cros C1t -ows--., me-,
IL supply Iu-i received by Waller & HlclaLNG
DLM-LEAF hats, for sale by
mo WALEEB& HIcEIIS6
/ > NEW two-horse wagons Tor saehv
, - ln3 WALLER & HICKLrNG
Oils.
A CASKS sperm and whale ol also, liz
"A seed and sweet oil, etc, for sale Nv
march 30, AS Wlifer & HrIIug.
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DIR. Storms Celebrated Scotch COUCU CAN,

iron Receipt Hdieo 81 LusK
LOUIS sinn.i 10 p1,rnn
ynyel.tl
ia hsmc
srslstu o
"Rh neu
dptar e II 7G,h4
Barry r Auiin 2,J"
John Wr II -lsak g,
Amlh Jos n Fisher " ,iOu.L
iritl ls~ V.t,a,
A
dE97er hatoel,I arrrt Oyer Ggsmpbn
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MERCANTILE.
'7Hhr Notice!
Book On The Natural Sciences

No nc Lqte Street, Ctrog0
A LII %. Which ray be ordered and received hy.
4 \ uum OF .h' 'rsi mail by enclosing the re
qu..'r amount, and ol,,c',ug a. above.
Purau.uy P.5yel .uatu,rd aud applied, with a
churi couunuv forty three cngaGn1-
Hereditary I, cont ly o s Fowler
PRINCIPE of fiy4oory. by Dr Andrew Connie
Religion. uatun aui revealed, by o $ Fowler,
Physiology, anrun, unl moutNl DO
Sen culture and rIrcuon OF character, do
Memory and intellectual improvement. do
Familiar lessons on Physiology and Phrnology
by Mis- J. y. Fowler
Marriage, H. history and philosophy l. y Fowler
Educaiion founded on the nature Of man, by Dr.
], q Spurlhcim
Lectures on the philosophy Of Mcsmerism and
clarivoyancchy Rev John loyce Dods
Human Rights and their political guarantees, by
Fascination orihe Philosophy OF Charming, by Dr.
John : Newman
Symbolcul head and chronological chart, in a mar
form by t. \. Fowler
Woman, he; education ndinllu'nr by NIrs Red
\ sober and temperate lie, by Louis Carnard
Chemistry applied 10 physiology. agriculture, and
commerce. by Justice Lcbig, VI ID f K )
Love and purcnlogc by o : Fowler
Amaiigrncs-, do
Temperance and tight ac.nc, do
MntnWuny, do
Synopsis Of phupopgy, do
be chronological audPhy-o,ogical Almanac, by
l.. y, Fowler
American chronological Journal and Miscellany
q ) and l.. \. Fowler Editors
Magazine OF moral and Intellectual sccnccs Geo
Comhc aud Robert Cox, Editors
The teeth their structure disease and treatment
by DR. John Budc,i, dentist
Phrcuoiogcnl guide. by l.. y Fowler
synopsis Of phrnooCy and physiology do
Chicago, June 20, 1915 3S.ly
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NGNL. WOOL
alrs. II. nlaaill.
NE W G 0 0 ID s!

fcNInGcc w. mIsIll
NOV oilers for sale at the NEW STORE on
" the northwest corner of the public square.
a large lot of entire new goods, at prices as low
as any other house in the state, His stock OF
DRY GOODS consists, in part, of
Broadcloths, Ginghams,
Casslmeres, Prints,
Sauineus. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
Kentuky Jeans, Oregon :"
Ves'ings. California
Mous-de-Lanes, Rough Il Ready,
Alpacas, Plaid Linseys,
Cashmer.de. Lanes, Wool shaws.
Bed Ticking, Drilling, Flannels, Bro. HollnuJ
Irish Linen, Russia Diaper. Crash, Bagging
Batting, Wcking, Hose. Needles, Pins, Rib.
bins, Thread, SILK, Cord, Fringe, Gimp. But
tons, Thimbles, Studs, Shirts, Buttons, Suspen.
ders, Side and Back Combs, of all shapes and
sizes. Also. large assortment Of
Boots T. Shoes, Wordrare &. CrOcie ru.
Also, a large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, Havannn, Muscoyain
and New Osleans Sugar; Old Java and Rio
Eolee; Old lyson, Young Tyson aud Blacb
Teas; NUtmcGs, Cloves, Pepper, AlIspice
Ginger, Indigo, Saleraus, &c. sc.
Ottawa, Oct. IS, 1877.
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6. {. Thompson.
MOIIE, NEW DssIES.

TINIlE subscriber i now receiving his supply. for
! the summer and fall trade One door north Of
he Mansion House, consisting of Drugs and Me-
dicinos, oils, window glass. paints, varrlshcs dye
stuils, chemical pharmaceutical and patent pepala-
tons, Dental and Surgical Instruments, pcrumery
and fancy articles, coniuciionarics, fruits mud nuts
hooks and TIONiRY,
consisting OF variety of school, toy and nlisceanc
ous hooks
:. Also, Wines, Brgndics, and all liTuowuacd iormc-
dlcnal purposes only. The undersigned s agent for
the Canton Ten Comn,ny
and has now on hand supply Of superior Teas at
prices and quality which cannot fail TO please.
Townscnd's Sanaparila tor sale. wholesale and
retail. An nntsun quantity and variety of Patent
Medicines NJ nnnuhrlnrcrs prices
Please cnll both one and alI and cyn,nin, my ,ol
and prices before condemning the market
July -, 1873 G. H. THOMPSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
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