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VITALKER & HICKLING wish to inform
w their customers & the public generally tina, they
have Just received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock OF Staple and Fancy goods suited for
this market, comprising Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wors-
ted and Wolen Fabrics. 1t is useless to enumernte
articles will only say tina, most articles in this line
called for a, Country Store may be found in our
stock and will be sold at the lopest prices Our mot
to is "no, to be undersoldby any one"
Also I'VE have lately received G2 cases OF
Boots Shoes, and Brogans. all sorts and sizes suta-
ole for wear OF men, women, and children these
will be sold at very low prices.
AISo-Crockery and Glassware; good assort.
ment OF hsapy and shelf HARDWARE; trace, log
and halter chains, scythes and sneaths, wrough, and
cut nails and spikes, ali sizes. Also,
GROCERIES
OF kinds as cheap as usual; and our stock Of
Drugs, Medicines and DyeStufs is complete, and
will be sold at Chicago or ST. Louis prices whole
sale or retail.
| CASH paid for any quantity Of Hides and Whea,
Oats Lard, Bacon. and most other produce taken III
exchange atthe highest rates
Dec li.lSi9, WALKER & IlICKLlNG
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Let every one who has not yet used the cele-
brated Arabian Liniment, go to the agent and he
will furnish you with pamphlet gratis, contain,
ing much valuable information with regard to the
treatment of cattle, DC and it will also give you
certificates of cures performed by II. &. Farrell.
Arabian Liliment, which have never been equal
ed, and which cures were effected after the fail
ure Of the most scientific physicians.
See advertisement
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Sun pain Of ten years standing cured by II. G.
EarreUs IraJian LiBimrnf
Beware Of COunterfeits.

The genuine article is manufactured only by IL. G..
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No II, Main st, Peoria, ILL.,, to whom all
application for agencies or purchase must must he
addressed Be sure you &c, 1t with the letters II c.
before FarreIls, ,hus-H. G. FARRELI.S-and
my signature on the wnpper-all Others hre coun-
terfets Beware, particularly Of spurious prepa-
ration called ". B. Fdrrelfs arabian Eminent.
a base counterfeit which has just made its appear
ancc. The genuine is for sale by
WHITE Il HUNTER, q |. TIpMrsoS, and WALKER
4 lIrCKLrNG, Oftdird.
sc SMITH, Peru BAppwlS &c HIrsAS. L0saIls
J II BIowS and AW BowES, Joliet.
JENKINS MERRILL, Lockport
T& II ALEXANDER, Magnolia.
DAVID MERIT. SOmonauk.
VoGRL and G ID RICHARDSON. Bristol
ID MILLER, Os,reSo =; and regularly authorized
agents oil over the United States
Call and get Farrer Book free Of charge
DECEIT mr22
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New YoRx, Jan. l0,-5 T.. NJ.

NEW ORR, Jan, lu,-o l.. NJ
Holders of cotton firm in consequence Of the
steady improvement in the southern markct--an
advance is demanded until the arrival Of the Can.
ada The trade in Flour has been heavy and gen.
orally active--Common to good and straight
Western brands and Genessec q 93a5 IL to rs
There is no change in the market for grain Of
any descriptlon-market for provisions no change
There is good feeling in the coffee market and
prices firm, sales of St Domingo lOcts--salcs Of
Linsced oil scots. There has been an increased
demand for pig lead, sales $50 Whiskey
dull
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MARRlED-At Somonauk. on the LIST inst by
the Rev. Samuel Oily. Mr. AARON OLMsrrAD, Of
Shabone's Grove, to HuLpAn ~ BAGLEY, Of Som.
onauk
In Trenton Precinct in this county, on the Sth
inst by William Pitzer, Esq Mr.. HOSEA PIERCE
TO Miss ELIZABETH ANDERSON, all Of said precinct
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in the World.
Sloan's Ointment


Have earned for Themselves a great Mans.
Tor purity, mildness, md thurouGhuess, Sloan's
r Ointment excels and is rapidly suprrseding ~
following Diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Spraina Bruises,
Cracked Heels, Ringbone Windhone, Wndgalls,
Poll Evil, Callus, Spavins. Sweeney, Fistuln,
Sitfast Strains. Sand Crack. Foundered Feet
Scratches, Grease Mango, or Horn Distemper
Tie Po,rdcr viii remove all infoms,cn and fe-
yer. purify the blood, loosen the skin cleanse thu
water, and strengthen every part Of the body AMI
has proved sovereign remedy for ihs following dis
eases Distemper, hide bound loss Of appetite. in.
ward strain yellow water, inflammation OF the eyes,
fatigue from hard exercise aso rheuma tism, COM
monty called stiff complaint which prove fatal to 80
many valuable horse- in this county 1t is aso a
safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds, which
gene ute so many fatal Diseases
" q SLOAN
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OTTAWA, Jan le.
Scarcely any whoa, coming in Corn arrives
freely, and considerable competition among buyers.
As high as 20 cs In the ear was paid for one load on
Thursday. 92@e6c. however arc the ourren, rates
for ear com.
Oau-ls@20c.
Poiafocs--35c.
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Estate of Henry Glover, deceased

DURSUANT to an order Of the county court
J. of La Sale county, notice il hereby given
that all persons having claims against the estate
Of HENRY GLOVER late Of the county Of La Sale.
deceased are required To produce the same in wri-
ting, and file them in said court on the fourth
Monday of February next, when and where said
claimants are requested to attend for the purpose
Of having their claims adjusted in pursuance of
law dec 30 EDWARD l.. GLOVER admir-.
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W AsHSGros, Jan. llth-7
ate Yesterday Mr. Hale renlicI

AsHlNGToS Jan. llth--I D. m
In the Senate yesterday Mr Hale replied to Mr.
Clemens. He remarked that the Senator from
Alabama had convinced him Of one thing, but
had failed to convince him OF anything else and
that was, that concession to fanatics never salts
fed fanatcism. lie continued speaking at some
length in defence Of the Vermont resolution
Butler following, said Seward and others had a.
viewed doctrines thatmust necessarily lead TO the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the confederacy The South
had never III any respect, or for any purpose, de.
cided on the dissolution Of the Union But for
one, he could not sit and hear sentiments express.
ed calculated to degrade the South, and not on
behalf Of himself and constituents express their
reprobation He asked where slaves when op.
pressed, found hospitality equal to that found at
homes He referred to the case of Randolphs G.
mancipated slaves, who, he said, were driven out
Of the state Of Ohio at the point Of the bayonet
&r Chase replied that Randolphs slaves are now
living in thestate Of Ohio. No sufferers are driven
from her borders at the point of the bayonct.
Mr.. Hunter said they were driven off by n
company armed with offensive weapons II per.
mltted to return he was not aware of 1t
Butler resumed Gentleman had denied societis,
10 er'a whose object was to circulate iDccndiary
publications among the blacks-hc referred also
to incendiary publications in southern post offices
Mr.. Hae-will the Senator inform us whcthe,
those documents were directed to blaeSsl
Mr. Butler-Thcy were directed by just sucl
white men as you, U.aughter) Persons who, CO
ming from free states, are traitors to tho in
stiutions which they have been elected to protect
Jefferson Davis replied to Hale and proceeded
to depict the aggression on the south lie sal,
they know their rights, feel their wrongs, and vii
maintain their rights at every hazard If gentle
men were come here to distract and ds@rerafe
If they We're here to bring about civil war, hcrt
then let the battle be fought Excitement as t,
this motion to print, would only say that thcr'
would be no battle however offensive and unjust
insulting Or untrue or reasonable She resolution
were. lie would vote for printing them Tn,
senate adjourned till Monday, when Phelps vii
yindlcate the resolutions.
HorsE.-Two unsuccessful ballots closed thi
morning by the following vote 18th, Forney 90
Campbell 96, French ls scattering 6: 10th For
ney 81, Campbell 1903, French 10, scattering :
Goth ballot Campbell, wing, reelected clerk
democrats voted for him to the end Of contest
The following was the vote; Fomey 49, Camp
bell, liz, French II, scattering 4.
The house is now voting for sergeant. at arms.
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)n IhsurnhCc Company
nr uaprpopp rnNy
OF HAKTFORp, CONN.
VIZ


OF HARTFORD, CONN.
RATES Of Premium as lor as those OF any oth.
er RESPONSIBLE ofce
"a speedy aud satisfactory adjustment of los
ses By the General Agent of the Company for the
Western and Southern States
3--Arbifrafion t0f all differences uhieh maya.
RISE byreterceS mutually chosen.
4---Ardrds promptly paid in Specie, BaHkable
Funds or cJchange on Nep York, Baltimore.
Charleston, Nen Orleans, 81. Lonis, Louisville.
Pittsburgh or Cincinnati at the option Of the tRsu
red
~ Pamphlets, setting forth the mode and pin.
cpIes OF adjusting losses-Rates of Premiums--cas-
shca,ion OF Hazards &c, &c. &C. furnished to the
customers of the office free of charge.
For further information apply to the undersigned
who is fully authorized 10 insure Stores Hotels.
Warehouses, Mills anufactories, Barns, &c.
&c
-TTousehoR Furniture. and Goods. IVdes
and Merchandise confirmed or stored therein, a.
gains, loss or damage by FIRE.
ALso--Dyy Goods, Groceries Manufactured
Goods Produce, Household Furniture, Lire Stock
and errryother description Of Merchandise or PR
sonai Property, shipped or 10 be- shipped per good
steamboat or boats TO and from points on the Wes-
tern waters or between Eastern cities tviu lakes or
other inland route and any towns il the western
country agams, the hazards Of INLAND TRANS
PORTATION.
ALso-Shpmen,s of Goods, Wares and M~chnn.
die per good vessel or vessels, between New Or
| leans and Eastern ports,-bctweenNew Orleans and
other Gulf pDrts--hetwrcn all American ports and
English or European ports, ortr any maritime port
whatsoever in the A'nntc waters ,against the PER-
| Ills OF THE SEAS. G. BURR,
| Agent Protection Insurance Company.
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Will the Rev. Mr.. KsArr inform the public in
his next lecture why he called EMANUEL Swrr.
pESponG. in his lecture last evening a "Crackbraia
and Licentious Fagabondi" BY doing so he
may give the world some new light in relation to
the character Of that great and good man, and
much oblige Swecdnborgian W.T.. II.
Ottawa Jan. l2, 1850.
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DIR. STORMS CELEBR ATED SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.

TTNE
ibowen
muu scoudm pat Promo eneaiL itm
cold We have used and successful i
r5-Ords
Genemlag No ST lous,M
ro;I
Hckhne and e. L. Thompson
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ST LOUIS. Jan. 10y p. m.

~ '8'''T7f VEII' W 7 + III
No sales Of flour. nominal price IS OO-sales
prime wheat at 81 o. whiskey 25 cents-nOth
ing dong IN provisons-mess pork $500 asked
Lard 4ta6c.-lIogs no change, 25Oa2SOa29O-
season drawing to a close-weathcr very mild
with every appearance of speedy resumption Of
business. River still gorgcd below
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CONSTANTLY
RECEIVING MORE CLOTHING
ATTHE
N4u V0lN 9A0T@QN@ 9T0la,

mueof
mpee OUTFIT and held ntosng We wish
NOV
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The Hungarian eXilcs including Governor VI
hazy and family and Madame Jagilla are now re
ceiving congratulations at Independence Hall
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Eighty Hors,

From the Hon V S Brooks, Agen, for the iii.
nois and Michigan Canal Packe, Boat Company.
CHICAGO June o. 1912.
Dr. W. b Slo,n.-Dear Sir: For the last thirty
years | have had occasion to Use many horses. and
have used the great variety Of llnmen,s and Clint,
men,s in use but have never found anything equal
TO your Ointment for injuries ON horses. Within The
las, two months have applied your Ointment 10
some so horses for vnrieus injuries and every in.
stance il has proyed sovereign remedy
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New YoRK. Jan. 1

The disagreeablc weather prevented transac.
tons to any extent, having been raining nearly
NIL day-Sales Of -four to-day were not extensive
and yesterdays quotations may be resumed for
NIL escriptions-whcat firm market for corn do
pressed, market for Pork dull and prices have a
downward tendency. Sales were made to mode
rate extcpt, 81 for moss and 1915 for prime
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR TIE FREE TRADER.


PmrApELruIA, Jan 10.
The Hungarian exilcs including Governor VI
hazy and family and Madame Jagilla are now re
ceiving congratulations at Independence Hall
ASSAroLIs, Jan 10.
The Legislature la. nominated Gov Pratt for
United States Senator for the uneNpircd term,
caused by Reycrdy Johnstons resignation.
New ORLEANS Jan. .,
The Falcon arrived To day from Chagrcs
There were $1,000 votes cast in California
Peter H. Burnett has been elected Governor, John
McDougal, Lieut.. Governor Govr W. Wright
and Edwintilbert are elected congrcs sional repre-
sentativcs-all democratic Nothing decisive rs
to United States Senators,
Labor in San Francisco ia becoming cheaper.
Heavy boots sell ut Sc per pair.
The growth Of San Francisco is without paral
lei Its population now numbers 10000 regular
Inhabitants saying nothing Of transient population
Commerce with other ports is growing more ac
tive.
Several parties have been oyertaken by snow
relief has been sent TO them.
The quantity of gold dug still continues increa
sing the rainy season has now set in making til,
roads in the vicinity of the mines impossible
The carpenters Of Sacramento city struck 70
higher wages, and now receive $40 day. Ii
San Francisco the weather is delightful, the al
bland, and balmy as Italian summer, the hills a
round the Bay are already covered with frcsl
crop Of grass.
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ST. LorIs, Jan. Ill o'c. y. m.

Sales OF 1000 bbls. flour ut 81 90 Wheat, no.
thing doing sales at 81, Whskey &c. Sales Of
1000 bu. barley at s5c. Bacon no sales. Hogs,
unchanged, 50 So So 1oae 90. The gorge Of ice
below has given way and there have been three
arrivals from New Orleans. River feet to
Cairo
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20 BALES OAKUM, for sale very lowby
W dec IL WALKER & lllCKLISG
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Extracts from the GnIena, North westernsGs.

By the use Of Sloans Ointment and Condition
Powder, | have entirely cured Fis'ua on my honae
and otherwise improved his condition more than 500
per cent on the cost Of the medicine And a COW
which was 90 feeble as to be considered wonhessby
myself and neighbors was restored to good health
by the Of less than halt package Of the powder
and is now doing better than any other cow have.
SMALL Pox, May l3, 1913. WIN VINCENT.
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To the Owners of the following Lands and
Town Lots,

I HEREBY notify you that at sale of lands and
] town lots Tor the taxes thereon due the county OF
La Sale and state OF Illinois Tor A ID 1877 held a,
the court house IN Ottawa in said La Sale county
commencing the 18th day OF April 1913. and end
M on the 9th day OF May in the same year, | did
ON The 18th day OF Ami. 1873 pnrchnse
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men,s, oin,ments, Sc. so much pulled up in the pa
pers but mus, say that H. q. Farrel's Arabian
Linnent exceeds any that lhave ever made use OF.
BY It's use have cured sweeney and spawn long after
they had been pronounced incurable and hive Gu
edmore than fifty horses this season with your Lin.
imeni, embracing every disease, from scratches and
bruises upto spawn ,rlngbone andSweeney, can al
50 bear testimony of lis good effects on the human
system. was confined TO my room nearly oil last
winter with rheumatism and could get nothing TO
help me until commenced the use OF your Llnimen,
which entirely cured me- WIN Ii GRIMES.
Sun pain Of ten years standing cured by H. G..
FareHs arabian Liniment
Mr. II G. FARRELL-Dear Sir had been nf-
lc,cd with the "sun pain" for the las, ten years, and
could never get relief except by bleeding but by the
use III g. Fauers Arabian Imminent, applied o.
yer the temples about three or four times day, i,
was entirely removed and have felt nothing Of ii
since ! went into the stable one night, to apply i,
TO horses sore leg and being very lame he stumbled
and fell against my legs, crushing and bruizing them
so badly that they turned black my hat, rendering
them powerless lappied your I.nment. and was
well enough in few days TO go about again usual
also crushed my finger in n shocking manner by
letting back log fall upon it, your l.niment soon
healed /, up, though. JOHN Is. MGEE.
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VOU can keep your hands nice and warm wit
i Muffs, KID Leather, and Woolen Gloves
nov23 GNATTryGER
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Drugs I! Drugs Drugs 4!

al Me vi DHUS SIONEs befreen He'd
dicks black and the City Hotel
The subscriber has jus, received his supply Of winter
stock from New York and ST Louis, consisting Of
every variety Of articles heretofore kept by him
amongst which are the best quality Of
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, OILS, and Glass =,
Spirits 1nrpeHtine, Lamp and Machine oil:
Turner's and Meats Foot oil:
Cdmphine and Spirit Gds:
Pure Vines d Brandies for medicinal purposes;
Nuts, Prunes, Dates, Crrants de-;
Solar Side, and Astral Lamps:
School Books and Dictionaries Of every rariety
a large supply Of Canton Teas
Patent Medicines, dc, dc. dc
Together with greater variety Of Yankee notions
than IS kept at any Other place in town
Call and examine my stock before making you
best selections elsewhere BE sure and find the s,oi,
next door to the City Hotel.
Ottawa. Nov 80 G. l.. THOMPSON.
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TT G. FARREDL'S genuine Arabian Linl.
mentis most extraordinary medicine,
IL the truth of which is placed beyond doubt
by the vast sales the article, and the many cures
being daily performed byit which previously had re-
sisted all other medicines md the skill Of the best
physicians in the world Its composed OF balsams
extracts and gums peculiar to Arabla possessing,
in concentrated form, all their stimulating ono-
dyne, penetrating, unctious and rcyusive properties
and the same which, ages ago, were used 10y the
Sons Of the Desert with such miraculous success,
in curing the diseases OF both man and beast.
Read the following RE NJ ARKABLE CURES,
which should OF themselves place III. &. Farrell s
ArG'idn L,nimcnt Tor beyond any similar remedy,
About year and n halt ago, swelling appeared
in my wi!es stomach, gradually increasing IN SIZE
nntl became large as my fist, and So sore that
she could not bear the least pressure upon it without
giving her extreme pain. got the advice OF our best
doctors and they differed in opinion about II some
said il was an Ague Cake or Enlargement OF the
Spleen some that It was an enlargement OF the u
varies and others saidt was a Tumor OF the iva
rcs and could not be cured except by cutting II out
In this critical situation was persuaded 10 Try ii
G. Farrell's Arabian Linimcnt upon it, and strange
as ii may appear. upon the third application she be-
gan TO improve and has continued getting better dat
~. until now she is well as ever-enloyng excellent
health. ID. MCCONNELL.
Peoria, March 5, 1919
(Robert Kinds. Postmaster, says:
CEREsrowN Pa, March 81.
| One woman has used your Linment with great
success She had lost the use OF her legs for three
years, the cords being contracted so that her legs
were bent as much while standing as is natural
for the position of the legs while sitting and she
could not bend them in the lcas, buthy the use OF
II G. Farrell's Arabian Lniment she is now able to
walk with ease, and has n straight limb. have
found mos, excellent remedy tor horse flesh al
So for everything which requires an external rene
! dy.
The opinion Of an old, experienced and scientific
Fdrrler
WASHINGTON, Iowa June 26, 1919,
From the speedy and permanent cures, both on
man and beust, which your Linimen, Is performing,
| do no, hesitate to pronounce it the Great Rene
dy otthc Age" | have practlced doctorlng horses
sor these twenty wears. and have tried nil the lin.
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pKY'GooD6,

embracing large assortment Of choice
Prints Aipdceas, Mrinoes, Coburgh and Tibet
Cloths, SIX Dress Goods. Cambrics, linens, and
large assortment Of Sir, Grape, and Merino
Shd'cis, particular attention is asked TO these
Dress Hdndkcrchicfs, Cravais Ribbons, Ladies'
Sak Cashmere, and Md Giopcs, Bearer Cloths,
Cashmere, Satinsts, Jeans, Silks, Sdtins, Wors
ted,, restings, dc. dc.
lie has also large assortment Of Silver Speeta.
rfes with fine English glasses, also. Gold Ear rings,
Bracelets, Silver Thimbles, &c.
BE- sure TO call at the right place Remember
Serlng's ld's,and. north side Of the cour, house
Ottawa, Jan 5 1850 PKINC
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PILES. Asa remedy for this most distressing
md obstinate maady the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDICINES deserve distinct and emphatic
recommendation. II is well-known 10 hundreds
in this ciiy, that the former proprietor of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
compalnt for upwards Of TnRrH-rvE YEARS; and
that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass of the Matrrid Mediea.
lie however at length tried the Medicine which
is now offered to the public, and he was cured IN
4 very short time, after Inns recovery had been pro-
nounccd no, only improbable, but absolutely i'm
pussible. bN any human means
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

TINE undersigned would call the attention Of the
j merchants and others having property exposed
TO loss by fire or the pers of navigation to the supe
rior advantages offered by the
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" Rather doubting'y but thought I,rouM nv it,"
n,

WlcKlIFFE, Cook Co Feb y, '49
Mr.. Sloan-Sr: hive fine younes,orse which
was taken with the scratches las, fall, paid out a.
bout three dollars for medicine but he grew wore.
then bought box Of your ointment Mt your office
when in Chicago last, (rather doubleday hut tho,
would try it, Judge OF my surprise and opinion Of
its beneficial qualities, when found my horse's legs
smooth and well in days from The time oomr1en-
ced applying it, Your ob't. L. r. COLBY.
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New Store Come to Town

Al Meetings. old Brchdnge Pldre,
North side OF the Court House square.
Here's The place to bug Goods Cheap
-CdlieOes at 4 Cents a yard!
LIVERY store has some attraction or other for
II customers. tlsether the only store, the old
est store the nencs store, or has the best goods or
the polltcst clerks, or something Of the kind. The
subscriber is determined that the distinguishing iea
ture and grand attraction OF his store shall be thu, he
Sells Cheaper
than any other merchant in town. Heasks but one
'nn TO convince purchasers Of this fact, His stock
consists mainly OF .H-
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Two miles south of Chicago Sept. AZ
DR. Sloan-Sr: On the 9Th INST ms son had ~
ger bitten entirely off BY horse. We Immediately
applied your celebrated Ointment, which relieved
him Of pain in few minutes, and prevented the fin
ger from swelling the least particle and the wound
is now healing rapidly. Respectfully yours.
SBROCKWAY;