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pursuance Of law q ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of t,e
United states America, do known
State Of ARKANSAS, periods her desr.,cd 10 Wit
A. the land once at BATEsvIE commencing an Nonasv an.
sevsna DAY 2. Janss nat ~ se dpo o.
North hs base line and Of me tina principal meridian
Township two, Of range three. Fr-
Township two, Of range four
Norh Of he bms line and e s I'm PRINCIPAL nridisn
Township hneen, q rsnee Two.
ne oareenh January disposal Of the public
lands within The following named town ihp viz;
North Of ne base line and II tas M principal meridian.
Township twenty, Of range twenty .sir.
the land once LITTLE B0CK commencing on Monday,
the twenty mr., day o. January nes disposal ne public
soh II ne base line and sss Of he ah py;reipsi meridian
Township ss, Of range fodrteep
Lands appropriated By for ,f .ch,oa. .,,.,,
other purposes ss mica mn'ay ana
sppointed and in h,s ,s "a
ye-rd win al ccnvensens dspaich whole mar have
open longer han two wesk and NO private entry ~ DC fs
lands viii be admitted until aer Ire expiration two week.
Given under hand ~ the city " Washingn, . dav
OF september ammo Donini one thousand eight hundred
nine. z. TAYLOpp'
Ny the President, $1,000.
commissonef Of The General Land once.
NOTICE TO raE.EMpTroN CLAIMANTS.
lands within townships paris above
Is required TO establish the register
graeteas seeing MS socs and before hs day 40
PDed or he commencement ~ public sale
hHens the u'e claimed oici's such claim win 3 ossed
COMMISSIONER o. the Land once.
s'p' w GAl3
ron sALE--he hoa.a and lot occupied ~ n. spder.ed on
street A. p. BA6Ry.
Aus D-scin
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AGENCY F0R CLAIMS AT wAsHISGToN, u. c.
CHARLES DE sELDINo,
Comnsissiower, Notary Pablo, AID General Agsrt.
No. n Todd's Bn,id,ngs, Pennsyivanis avenue,

Cosansissiower, Notary Public, AND General Agsrt,
No. n To<Id's Buildings, Pennsyivanis avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
CONTINUES give his prompt attention to the prosecution Of
any appointed adjust oaons,
before foreign procuring pensions Revolutionary,
1871 or August 1885 aeara.es pay, mileage
other doyed incurred BY volunteers be
fore being mustered and received into me service u the United
and all claims Of whatever upon hat arise the
with Mexico Great Britain He In pos-eyon Of all the
other Offices lie also attends procuring Of
captures Gulf Mexico coas,
governors every
State the Union Of Deeds 10 take the probate
deeds. DISPOSITIONS writing seal
10 be used or recorded in the respective States.
charge. will Be moderate and regulated BY ths amount cmed
Ccmmuncstons (postpaid win receive Immediate attention.
He honor refer Navy Depart
ens Exceencies the
Unon and 10 Senators and Members Of tho and
present Congress. generally Aus@
copsrs ov I4rH srRsrrs.
THIS school viii reopened Die ht Monday September.
L Charges pev Quarter
Arithmetic Geography English Grammar History Of the Uni
higher English branches, Algebra, Geomeuy savsyne
Any Of the above .tude with Latin md Greek classes ~ 50
90 Bills payable In advance
y RicHaRps A. NJ gentleman who proved himself be
emnsny a"sned o The management and instruction q High
College. Aug 2i-2awdp3w
lIUMEss History 90 England, IRON, tpe snvssson OF
III Julius Cesar 10 the sbdeson lanes 10 be compeed IN
oe Msesasy Ho o. and q "as sseSn
sspta FRAscK TAYLOR.
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New 1Iusic.

New Music.
lust RECEIVED
Of 18th Pennsylvania following
u music, which will be sold at our reduced prcur cents
page WM. FISCHER.
The Fashion Polka; by II. ID, Hewitt.
Townsends Grand Military Polka, performed BY Forrcsier
band.
The Nova Scotia waltzes, by winterbotom
Quades from Meycrbees opera the Prophet by
Six Easy Rondos, designed studies for young beginners
The celebrated Mnkap with variations. by p.
X Chuatal
Rosa Lee, with variations by Chas. CRUDE.
Mary Blanc, do do
Iucilla Polka
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
La Gazxa Ladra fantastic; composed by Henri
When Morning beams, III think Of admired song;
Geo y. Benkert
When Others thy Smile; composed by Geo Belak
Merry Gpy Gid again, arranged for the guitars composed by
Glover.
The Placid Lake, the guitar; composed by NJ Deems
Oct IA
pIBANDs, laces gimps buttons, sSc.-we have just
~ ceived choice lot OF fall goods selected
the attention OF The ladies specially band
Paris embroidered md neck
Brocade and super
Fine gauze and
Fancy satin neck
Colored embroidered velyets
Narrow trimmings
In gmps and buttons, 70 have
Colored French cable gimp
Jenny Lind braid
.yacquer,d, imperial, and zephyr braid
Barrel, net daisy, aud roche buttons
large OF bonnet and face flowers dress and
caps, handkerchef aud general variety Of fancy
Also aage assortment OF lace goods Of various qualities and
Oct to-eo3t Successors to ,. +. h G. King.
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SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.

shNA nAiniNU-Oi1D FO1NE hUHH.
establishment, reception Of
ers fine order The grounds have been greatly
Proved houses much enlarged, aodng besides the
baths and baths There fine
for those who prefer surf bathing.
Charges - heretofore.
BY The week at the rate OF .'.......... ~ per day
BY the month nj the rate OF. i w
Children and servants half price,
May 25-3taw6w JAMES o. FRENCH.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right Of presumption any Of
within townships above required
satisfaction o the register and
proper land ofce and make therefor practicable
aer seeing and before appointed
publi, the embracing
claimed, Otherwise tlaim will be fHfeited
J. BUTTERFIEID,
Commissioner o. General Land Ofce.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Faculty Of Physic.--Session OF Is49-'5O.
THE Lectures will Monday, 18th October and
i until the 18th OF March ensuing
Chemistry Pharmacy-WiLLIAa E. A. AIKEN NJ d.. LII. D.
Sufgery-NATHAs II. SnIrH.
Therapeutics Maiera aud fIygicne-sANuEL CaEw NJ
Anatomy and Physiolugy-JosEPH Rosy, NJ. ID.
Theory OF Observation-Disclosures PosEL, VI. ID.
Midwifery Of Women and ChldIcn-RonARD
THoHAs, NJ. ID. =
Pathology and Demonstrators Of AnaonyGEoRoE
MILTgSBRRagR.
Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery day
Inrma, opposite the Medical College The
will be opened October h under the charge
the entire 80 Comfortable
may obtained the vicinity Of the Medical College o q ~
- 20 per week. .t. WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNov1 Dean OF the Faculty.
Superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber received superior Old Brandy
OF vintage Of iS purchased expressly medicinal pu
Families wishing article this would well
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs
Schroeder Cock and Crown
Heidsieck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain
Always hand together with choice variety Of Wines, Liquors
Segars, Tobacco, &c. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug ll-eodlm Penn. avenue, 18th street
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing .
IL collection the interesting facts, traditions biographical
sketches anecdotes Sc relating history antiquities
gcther with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical Descriptive
ubia, illustrated with 100 eneravngs by Henry
volume History of Virginia. from is discovery
Europeans the time by Robert owsen Volumes P
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Aug
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A PPLErON's Railroad and Steamboat Companion
being Travellers Guide through Northern, Middle and
States, Canada, Scotia lusus
ted with 30 maps steel, and IS engravines. q
illustrated Hand book
States embehed with 25 engavns accompanied BY ass
and accurate map
n large and map. 49,. sst4
Dsturnels Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph Book Price
cents, with a map. FRANCK TAYLOR
Aus.
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m ....es Of law, T. ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of the
unsd Anenea, do hereby declare and maks ~"
shIe sales held Unconventional land omees
hs State MICHIGAN, the periods hereinafter dessnaed "
j ,le
ssenh OF the public lands SITUATED
within the following and parts Of sections, 10 VIA
Noyh NJ he base lime aud east Of s priacpa meridian
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ron sAIEhe hoa'e and lot occupied ~ n. spdsrssned on
Aug - ei6
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WIIATMAN's Drawing Paper.-w FISCHER, importer
and dealer In superior stationery parchmen Rodgers cune
y, &C., has just received direct from the manufacturer, ss
supply Whamans superior drawing paper expressly
der Of the following all Of which constantly whole
sale retail at stationers' Hail..
Cap size, - by 26 inches Deny is 90 inches medium "
by - inches royal 10 by "a inchesi SUPERFICIAL 10 BY nehe
Impcra W 30 inches elephant " Columbia
BY Is inchcsi double elephant "a by 10 inches antiquarian, q
inches. July ~
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co%ni:sos.r Of a. General Land once.

NOIiCE TO PRE-EMPTfON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the pte-empon any Of te
lands within the townships ana parts q
required 20 establish
receiver Of the proper land oee therefor
1 aeeas amer seeing This notice, and before
for the commencement Of the public sale Of embracing
tact claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeed.
J. nUTTERFIELD,
- Commissioner of TIE General Land once.
Sep. os-lawl3w aIt A.
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~ street.
Rowland Cashel, by Lever, Cd part
Hiidrcth's New History Of the United States, vol.
Sou'heyM Common place Book, Harper's edition, No.
Edmond Dantes, Sequel 20 Count Of Monte Christo
European Life and Manners, by Henry Coman
Mrs Greys new novel, Mssdeen and Marcs, the Rsed
Guest.
July II
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NUrrARss-WIlsLIAM FISCHER has on hand great variety
OF plain and ornamental guitars with and
Hat heads, with without prices 1--WE my donan
Also, constantly hand pano from the celebrated mana
hcturers ycns, flutes eight keys caone hsso
his, aecordeons, and unas, with instruction
book for each instrument.
July 70
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The Complete Habits Disease.
and Management of Horse the Stable and Road
yuyla FRANCK TAYLOR
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The Puritan.
STRETCHED ny MACAuLAY.

We find in that excellent New York Jour.
nal "lhe Literary Woild," the following
passages devoted to the Pnilians, taken
from the Introductory summary OF events IN
Mlcaulay's forth coming History If Eug,
land, since the Revolution # 1888. Mr..
Macaulay's Defence of,he Puritan, ano,sd
IN almost every schoolbock, stands firmly
for one side Of the question; the present eN.
hlbitioni is Of the same character, in some Of
lis less amiable lights:
"While a section Of the Anglican clere v
quilted, in one direction, the position they
had originally Occupied, section Of the Pu.
ritan body departed, in a direction diomc.
tfically opposite, irnm the principles and
practices of their fathers. The persecution
which the separa'is's had undergone had
been severe enough 10 initiate, bmt not Sc
we're enough 10 destroy. They had not
boon tanned into submission, but ha,ed into
SayagcneSS aud S,uhborIness. After the ia.
>hion OF oppressed src'S. they mistoOk their
own vindctive feelings for emotions uf pie
~, encouraged in themselves hy reading
and meditation a disposition IN brood over
their wrongs, and, when they had worked
themselves up into hating their enemies,
imagined tina, they were only hating the en-.
mes "i heaven IN lhe New Testament
'her" was I'tti' indeed Wh'eh' even "h'n
perverted ny the most "'''"e' hi"u> 'xrn>,'
'""' co,'' seem I" 'o"''r""nct the mini,
gchce oi na'ev"'en' passions. bnt tn. Oh
testament contained 'lc history o' race
selected ny Eod !" be witnesses "i his UNITY
IN" ministers o' Vehe'ahce' ana sP'r'a''!
c",nman'''doy MN 81" many Things "h't "
II """r "''n""' n'' 'r'c'"' Gov, "'""', "rn'''
nave been a'foclnuN n'nt>, In such n his
rory II was no, ',"'c"n i'r hcfre nnd r'"o'
my >p'''t> 10 uh' much 'na' hlgh' be d.>'"t'
Tea '"N'' 'n''r WISHES ,xt''m" Pn''.
,nhS' therefore, n'san !" "'i Tor tue GA
's'a",'"' nr''tn nee WHICH, perhaps
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rr,h,II, f,,e yhich ..,i,od ,ho,, Irno,.
! ,h.ir .,,i,.I tho Chr,,, ,I,;,o.J H., Lo,
avn ana ,,,rc ,e,dy ~ ,,o,s b;,,, ,ha ,,,n.
i,hms,, ,II,,,sd hv ihe c,no,,s Io, a.. hacL
.ldiu, ,r bcr Prizes, Rat moi rho Coy.
,ruu,en, had ,akcn ,he mater ;,,,i,s b,nds
and wi,hout ,ria, ho,h were co,dawreJ
IN ,bc death "a (eIn,s hv sn,.,;or orL.,
Ynu raru,, understand his rL,a.. u,;,, il,
our h,pnv country ,r Law. and Ord,r Her.
,he vn,r. and viIl NJ a .ir,,, ;rIi,;l,aI !,
supreme. Where the p,npIe ;,,rut H..
row.r into the hands or one they have nm.
/ Cor,un,,olv ,,h.or,be conso,,.,,,o, w.,
already know n,e his,,rv nf Ro,os.,d
never has a country fol, n mar. iran, ,u,e
The execu,io, tank ,l,c. mo mil;,,ry
,ucamuncu, n fev miles from ,ha c,,y m.
moor cnlnri,s had bu, one dav,. notice, Two
priests who were ordered To- administer ~,
last sacred rites Of fine Church. w,,, chosen
from the hiche I diouita,irS Thc unrarr>
conple were duly confessed. and hor,ilI.. a,
it may appear. the unborn child wa. haptiz,
ed in the bosom Of the mother. Gu,in.7
came ont pale and shrinking Camilla firm
at the first look, re tainted she gave n tr,
so hrari.rendn. that one Of the a,ien,'i,r
priests was carried off in a suocn. Sh.
however, soon reused herself and address
ing her recovering companion. reminde,
them of their love, and though III ;hr eve,
of man it might he sinful, she had faith i,
the goodness aud Justice Of God. and soor
they would meet III better world, nevc
/, again to he separated. She urged him 20 b,
firm and the struggle would soon lie over
She refused to have her eyes bandaged. bn
WIN nodesty peculiar to her sex, request
ca h'r dr'ss mighthe fastened round her an
r .,' sue was cisn particularly neat
h'oW'he her ehU,i'hi 'rrNseS nv'rher lace
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THE FREE TRADER.
OTce, Cd story, North end Of ReddicSs neto
brick block, on the public square.

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS per dnRun, y pad IN al
vance: Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
paid rcithin sir months; and THREE DOL
LAas ifdelayed until the end fine year.
Adrcriisein eniS inserted at 81 per square
for the first Insertion, and % cents for eacl,
subsequent insertion. A liberal discount al
lo,csd TO those ,cho advertise by the year.
y5rNo paper discontinued until all ar
rear ages are paid, unless at the option Of the
publishers.
II Communications, 10 insure attention,
must dl,cGp be free Of poStdge, and accom-
panied ,riM the authors name.
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",uOME. SWEET HOME"

HNllt undersigned offers, very low for cash 4
desirable Farm, situated in Livingston coun-
- ", ILL.,, about 20 miles from Ottawa, contain
ing sOncrcs, one half Of which is timber with good
hcwedlo log house, stable, cribs etc, on it. Also n,
the doornn excellent well of wntcr--3j acres are UNI
der fence and cultivation there is also young or
chnrd and fine lot of shrubbcy on the premises
For particulars enquire of A, NJ EDERSot, South
Ottawa. or ID, BUCHANAN, north side of the puliC
square, Ottawa ID : EBrRSor
? SIT application is made soon bargain may
he had Aug % A VI T..
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY e. BAILEY

DETuRN thanks To the public tm the liberal
llpatronage extended 10 them, and would stat,
that they have removed to the n,r,h side Of the
City Hotel, to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCany. They have
procured the latest
Fall and Winter Fashions.
direct from New York. which wilienable them
to make up garments in the mos, fashionable
style. Work viii be done in the best manner
and all garments made TO tit.
Ottawa, Sep rs. lSiS
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TO N5lIgl;Ess,

DRICES OF boiling cI"thes reduced, No.
to 50 per yard, 90 inches wide, best
bunds,) gradual reduction on lower numbers
to 81 - fr No. |. 1t can be sent by mail at
same rate If postage as letters, VIZ 10 cents pr.
ounce for 900 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
tor all distances beyond, (wei hing about J ~.
pcryard) A large supply at Burr will
stones, Screen and Fam Mill Wire. Porta-
h'e Mills, Plaster. ETC.. etc, on hand. No. 2l7
North Main street. newt square above Missouri
Hotel, ST. Louis. [al41 q. Il C.TODD.
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NEW Tailor SHOP.
a. B. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side ct the puhhc square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls IN hts line of bu.
siness. FASHIONS received regularly. All work
executed in his shop iswarrau,ed, Cutting done
20 order. NAV %. lsi7-.i6if
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Sy5 Reward,

THE above reward will be paid by tho subscribers
to any ono who will give them information OF
the whereabouts of one LEWIS BUEGER, n German
Pedlar. He left this place about the first OF June
last and when last heard from, was sick in Knox co.
Tie was about five feet five inches in hcghnnd Iath.
er small size, and about - years OF age.
ANY one giving any information of him. whether
dead or alive. will receive the above reward
address ROSENFELD & ROSENBERG.
Chicago. Dec &, 6Sis 59-lm
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ROWLAND & GUlLBERT,


Physicians and Surgeons.
OFFICE tn. same as formerly occupied by DR.;
" Rowland where one or the other OF the firm will
always be found, save when absent on professional
business Ottawa, Nov ~, 1918.
d. PRArr will remlin in the office as heretofore
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Marble aud stone Yard.

II LYONS would inform the Inhabllanrs f
D.Ouaws and surrounding country that lie
has established himself IN the above business ia
Ottawa, on Columbus 81, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, whore he viii he able To lur-
nish TO order tomb stones. monuments tables ~
my other article IN hr- line Of business.
Ottawa sent. n lslI
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STEAM SASH EiCTO:sT
ASD
Planning Establishment

TllE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
Rcns OF Ottawa aud the surrounding country, that
they have on hand aud constantly manufacturing
sash, Doors and Blinds, Of superior quality They
have also constantly on hand fine assortment Of
dressed Flooring all OF which they are selling at { hi
cage prce~--lddlng tTausl Citation on i.umlcr
tcrParncu.ar attention vii be paid to bills ul large
Sash, DDoys and BiiHdS winch vii be- made 10 order
on short notice. KING, BROTHER, i. co.
| OunNl. NOV L. lNIs L.
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EYl Ward G. DOggett,

Ia Manufacturers of BOOTS and SHOES
Mddleboro, Mass, nre prepared to furnish country
dealers, etc, with all kinds of Boots and Shoes by
the case or dozen on the most reasonable terms, nj
their store. l72 Ldke Street. Chicago. sept
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JOHN CRDrIiRS. JESSE s. PlrAtH
CROrHERS & PI r/ER.
DR.. GOODING,
II. ROSENKR ANS, NJ. d..
DR.. p. KIRWAN

ESPECrFUi.Ll informs the citizens OF
IL Ottawa and vicinity that he has peru a.
nentIy located IN Ottawa, Where he may he
consulted Nv persons wishing his services IN
the line Of his profession.
Office on the no,ih side Of the public square,
directly opposite the CITY Hotel, where he will
constantly keep on hand well selected assor,-
ment Of drugs and medicines, etc, Of superior
quality. Ottawa, APrh II lS'o.
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II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.

Physician & Surgeon Ottara, ia.
Oiters his professional services 10 the ciilzcnS
sf Ottawa and vicinity. O.Ice over Walker Il
Nicklins's store. where he may be found Mt all
times ercsp, when absent on professional bust
ness. Aug.6, 1916.
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DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Deatist- Otidwd, III.
Oilers MS professional services TO the lnhabit-
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his resi-
dence on Columbus street.
P.S.-Dt. y. still continues to perform oper-
atoms in 1.-THE various branches OF DENrisrnr
Charges 10 correspond Nth The times
March II, lSA1.
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Ice Is Indispensable in the treatment r
cholrra. Every ice house should be h''ed'
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DR. Joseph STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon- Oitdtca, H.
Offers his professional services To- the cltizens
of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his residence
A., The new public square. June u, ISIi
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NEW LUMBER YARD.

On the north side Of the Canal east ofths Fridge
" ERWIN hns Just opened new lumber yard
w n, the nbove location, where he is prepared
to furnish to order every description OF
Lumber, INN, !Mingics
and every other article in his line on the loves, terms
lie has on hand u heavy 10, of peH seasoned iu,n
her, to which he would call particular attention.
Ottawa, October G, 1918. II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-26
0. GLOVER.
HENRY G.. COTTON.

attorney and Counsellor at Lac, and SOLE
citor in CtGtcery- Onava, III.
On e IN RsdJtck's Bioch, east side ui shr public
,autrr June !. lSi7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-26
MILTON II. SWIFT

attorney and Counselor at Law- OttdrG'
Once near the Mansion ii ouse, "n the r"-t side
Of The public square. Dec. 10, ls12
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-13

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