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NOTICE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE LOUISA RAIL ROAD COM


PANI.
If the General Assembly passed the u las nj February
N directs Treasurer If the Commonwealth Subscribe
tfe guarantee bonds Company
An pisse, day March u!tmo. provide, the
tension the Louisa Rail Road Stauuion Co,son Both
.lesr CTS require the u the Stakeholder.
general meeting Court House Wednrs.
,av. 9th oi March, II . clock
By order the Board JOHN GARRETT, Treasurer
y n - Stockholders vii Ire entitled Ia free ticket q
FORM OF PROXY
Know Mks THESE Presents, That - 81 do
hereby Constitute and appoint Attorney Tor dad IN my
name ali questions that may be broug! before The
meeting Stockholders the Louisa Raj Road Company 70 be
held Oh The - LAY , intended be standing
power 1y until this poWel revoked or
superseded hereby raiyns all the acts Of my said Attcr
premises. and voting person
Testimony have hereunto affixed hand and seal th.s
- LAY f. Is
To be attesird by wines isEAL.l
Feb. .-..GihNlarcl
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ARShe SUBSCRIBER Just cciveI an adiluon .ui
n ~ se,ine IJay,n, Cisar taste AMI his" 10
which he would call the attention oil smokers 49, 5n ol
served oy NV Z, in' nv, . III i' T. JOHNSTON.
nient SIZE for s's +" Druggist.
Febls =. -.,;1cz would Ike
PRODUCTION OF PRIC ES.-1he SUBSCRIBE "I h.tnrc
III possible ps me in ~ ,ha .o
he any in his line al very SINAI "a v would do
we'll 10 call IT No ii2 Main Street siiaS tH" I,n a
y B-waerpro"f Garments OF all kln1s on manu- -.
ceyei an assortment Of Slot Belts =
DIXON 4 Sons Sheffield. For sale by Sui nn .
Feb. 20 Ginmaker nIIlsI1 III -HsH -
bsT.. good fine and supsrhae IN for sale By
eIhggSSnn '-0o oa''e' s ~ E. H. SKINNER.
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"TRIP AREponIy by Frederick Brown; at his Drug ai
store North east corner Fifth and Chestnut streets fhauehia
This Essence preparation unusual excellence ana o. sal r.
peres Ina Cases where powerful AMI Sae snnah,s
nyalr far nicarv a. we'll immediate action ~ me 'et-
Ter and To the family ivainabe asa lew drops ,
ear and wa,rr present safe ana agreeable remedy The h'a! w"
orr immediate relief well the Commissioning ate M
needs i gentle tonic Southern climate where me leiSaa u
IL svrn =, generally induces s;imuats II w.iaTas
n. oni an excellent iothne tempting -
morhld condition OF Us power
in rrl,ya,on Of the bowels and sra sickness
II an active and safe we'll pleasant and e'e
,r anil IRE by the o The Medical faeu
mn, ~ th above n received and for sale al The Drug so
]" lt'' " ~ 4 DlrAL II co, Richmond
ocJ I he S,sTos Norfolk II. RossER, Petersburg
p.rTrRsos Washington u e.. and Drug lists generally
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OLD DR. JACOB TOW NSEND the Original Dscoyerer o Es
Genuine TOWNSEND SARSAPARlILA DR. Townsendis nov
years and has long been n"wn IL AloR ga
DlSCOyERER OF the GENUINE ORIGINAL TOWNSEND StF
sAPARlIA poor he compelled 10 iimi IL nare':e
lure has been kept our OF MARKET and tho sdec
only who had proved us worth and known u,
value had reached the nevertheless a. those eEa
sho had healed diseases aud saved death
si IL; excellence ard wonderful healing power This
GRAND AND UNEarAlIED PREPARATION
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sSEQUISITIONS.-lh Stockholders the "Rictmond
N Dayile Railroad Company hereby notified that they
uired pay lson Den Dollars per share, hr 18th day
aud Ten Dollars per share the 18th day OF May
pald the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. Bank Of Vre
mia y The Clerk the office OF the Company
delinquent of acquisitions already
called, are requested . make immediate payment,
order the Board nj Directors.
r. VAN DEuRSEN, Treasurer.
n 4 n u II a., Ian I-h lS5D
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i Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Good luck and bad luck too.
Drawing OF Paapsco Lottery, Glass &c
81 " IL II 70 60 - Al - 81 70
Hall Ticket. l9 ~ o. Capital sold
D.awins of Graal Consolidated Lottery, Class ID:
Il 81 - 6 Go 81 20 9 SO 81 AZ
Ticket . ~ IS, Capital OF sG1i returned
Tin. ,ay-Bel Air Lottery, Class II Capitals: saloon, ',9'
400 2no ~ of 500 IS Nos. Is drswn Tickets So
A4o Salal Fry 1900. lGll. Tickets Stat
IN ), CHALKS
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parlltnar-. Apply ihr snD-c I'rf Ihf pFtNl'ta
JOHN q. TIRplN. orto
Feb l3-cwif PIILlAM u Sl.ADE Auc-
VALUABLE STOCK FoK SALE.

lBI Deed OF Trust Caleb Jo:rs ltus'.r
lB date the Auth day December ~ ald recorded ~ r.
Office hr Clerk The Hastings Cour Richmond CIV. l!.
MONDAY. the fourth day oi March. Sl HE American iio
sell public the highest bidder the share
al the Virginia Wooden Factory. conveyed ~ -ai dc
$50 h- SAID deed and past due. ana ~
expenses said tlui the :ha .e
~ vested. -
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NTtttUIS
viii BE- sold by us THIS MORNING. 10 ,,.r,osk lya -.
Girls. Boy a,i Woman and three Chi,irse
Feb ri y. Is d q. Il HILL AIRS
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TWENTY-FIVE DULLAhS KEW hRDs
IL Man EDMUND purchased him Of Mess,' II Dickinson
s g ss yp mast county a ne VA, BY
iH %as S
vile belongs Mr. William Holiday in The same neghloIhoad :" Mr
cas"n or t years a DID, Stout and well made his s
broken which caused considerable KNIT on Not having
lie had he le white yarn suit made of domestic
Of brown color aud new with broad bn is likely he had
other clothing douh! that he Is in The nechb"ro"d Of
f will give the above he secured any jail that get
him again. and he isbroueh'o ME IN Richmond al
Jan al-cwiw
ANDRETH's GENUINE GARDEN Seeds ,.1.
and approved sc Inn %
reh "a Druggists % Main Street
NOR sALE-Iiydrs Improved Chemical Disinieclns Soda
wa Chloride Soap Lows b,9M y M ER nae aas Honey
San jan a'' by " >. Wilt, is Broad
NOR HIRE Two very GIRLS good eharac'
ter; old WOMAN accustomed to m'n1ns nn
Feb o6 Agents and Auctioneers, Pear Street
NJ blue and green M0'n's w1 c ins H
vV7HITEc LEAD from New and sauger,es Company
~, i% p5 sac ny DAVENPORT. ALLEN & 60.
oR H!RETso ab lso%ss NEGRO Gpc MEN, and good
r.s COOK &c WASHER and '"'Nh" r n6l' H. TALArERno
ARD OTL.-Five barrels OF Cincinnati No Lard OIL pure
ami percty article received and inr sale Dy
GARDEN sEED.-iLave just received my spring supply .
10 which would call the attention OF gacners ana
- onn,' ~ r.aah and Genuine seed j. X PARKER,
co ~ q, $50 No Main doors below CITY Hotel
4 49, e. r.avsj and for snIe i,y II. j. MILLER,
~, u"0' !"' Druggist, l15 Broad Street
GARDEN SEED.-We have just received Our nsua ssnplg
; -. "a "eS" " rP.h ,R1 DOVE Il SAAf>S
IIAKDEN SEEDS. have just received my supply u "a''
W den Seeds warranted and true TO their KIM. -,
r.hs ' IT. BALDWIN, 49, Main Street
vLOVkRsEEDiVo bushels crop receiving this 1ay'
~ for sale by Feb 10 MM rAI.lEn.
TTYOBACCO SEED..- and Virginia, for sale ny p
1 80 IA WM PALMER.
1IN.- pipe superior Gin, Custom lIouse orsae ny 10
W Feb 25-3t DAVENPORT, ALDEN . ".
4 OV q SONS OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP
10 eh supply JUST received 'iA ~ a2YNoR WOOD
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/
TAPESTRY, Brussels Three Ply, Ingram and Venetian Care
ngs Chenee Tuted and Velvet Rugs, Door Mats Floor Cloth
Booking, Stair Oil Cloth and Stair Linen.
RICHARDSON CO, No. 81 Main Street, have hand GOO
supply OF the above goods which they Will sell cheap for cash. or CT
acceu Feb tdci
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r subscriber would Ike
the 18th March. therefore
ali advance on the cost.
+ CLOTHING would do
SiLAS MERCHANT.
t,.,I Ian ri
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my next. propose to show that 10 have no legal
constitutional slavery in the United States, ssd
that the Shareholders power is al usurped
&C.
What Cows should farmcrs keep :

What are the qualities necessary TO constitute \
good COW a g',od mixer alone does not. in our
jjugmen,, make good COW neither doe. a good
breeder nor goo feeder Il is these three eu.l.
tiles, combined, that make the eow. Give us a
COW that is good for miik-qualtv, ns well as
quantity, cousidesed-that When properly bred 10
good bulls will invariably produce good calves,
and one that, when dried of her milk. will. with
proper care and attention take on flesh rnpidly and
eveuly--and for one. we rest for while n, least,
satisfied And I'LL We can raise up e,lti, herd of
eDva eoch one of which shall possess those excel.
lsncies, our aim shall be to advance IN improve.
ment till we can accomplish our object,
To possess the first Of these qualities. n COW
should have "A fine head, little wide uboy. the
eys but quite small below. aud app,or so,n.u hat
long. Her Nose should bc ,f u rrh yellow color
or at all events not black: tive do not know ofany
GIl blooI,i strrk of,,ny I,,..J y.;,l hl.,l, go.
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ConoIocks allelgcd discovery in agriculture.
which the New York Legislature proposes to test.
processes 10 be botanical one, which is Of such
nature that i, cannot be made the subject OF a
patent 1t is claimed that it will keep in health
and fertility that sickliest md mos; difficult ri
trees to manage in this country, the peach that it
will insure She thriitnes. Of any plan, to which it
may be applied, and make the raislng ofgood crops
n far more certain thing than 1t now is The dis
coycry consists, says the Evening Post, IN avoiding
certain errors in cutivsting which nre most likely
to be prejudcial in the best soi, and produce
disappointment to the farmer who has taken tho
most pains.
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Scraps for lIousekeepers.

\ FEsE IlAsH,-Take any cold game or poultry
that you have. You may mix several kinds to-
gcther. Some sarsages Of the best sort will be an
improvement. Chop all together, and mix it with
bread crumbs, chopped onions and parsley, and
the yolks oftwo or three hard. boiled eggs, Put
It INTO sauce pan with proportionate piece Of
butter, rolled in flour. Moisten it with broth,
gravy, OF warm water AMI let it stew gently for
half an hour.
Coliyeal or fresh pork may be dashed in the
came manner
Coos CmID's CAKr-Three cup. ot raised
dough, one cup Of molasses. the juice and grated
rni ola lemon, or one nutmeg half cup Of mel
ted butter put with molasees, two well beaten
eggs, teaspoonful Of salaratus IN two spoonful of
hot water, work altogether put into buttered pans
and set into the oven Immediately. Put in the
lemon JUICE just before you put il in the pans il
you do not have lemon Juice, add n great spoonful
of sharp vinegar, after working the ingredients to
gethcr. The lemon juice or vinegar must be added
the last minute,-SoIne think this is improved BY
standing to rise fifteen minutes. Try and see.
DRor CAxE--For- and half tea cups Of flour,
two and half tea cups oi sugar, half a cup Of
butter, and five eggs; work the butter and sugar.
to cream, beat the yolks and white separately,
aid the 7olks, then tie htes, then the flour
Drop them on a butter tin, and sprinkle carGway
sugar plums Oh the top
OYsER PII.--One and quarter pounds Of four
to one pound ofbutter for paste for Two hundred
oysters, the yok, OF three eggs mixed with stas
bread crumbled fine, one guartertcr pound buster
mace, pepper and salt.
LsNoN PuDDNG--I'ake Of butter and loaf sugar
each haifa pound beat them to fryto add f We eggs,
the juice Of lemon, crate into it the yellow rnd,
bake III a moderate oven.
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lIoRsr Tusvrs-Mr G. I. Weston, farmer
living IN Putnam County, about seven miles south
Of Peru had fine young gray mare stolen last
week by man who had been in his employ =
few days. The thief got permission TO ride tho
animal to Hcnncpin, but instead Of going to Hen.
ncpin he crossed the river at Enterprise ferry aud
passed through our town on Wednesday the 18th
inst, stopping but short time Mt the Natioud
Hotsl, where he offered the animal for sae--sincs
which time he has not been heard Of. We learn
also that gentleman living in Bureau Co. lost an
animal about the same time resembling very near
w the above Peru TtltgrJph
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Rule ron CoysrEvcTISG CHIMSEYs--The I'll.
lowing information, ii correct, will certainly prove
valuable to the ccu.munity.
A very erroneous practice prevails among
chimney builders, Of contracting the passage for
the smoke at the lower part, near the fire place
This" says Treadgod is like contracting the
apera,urc ola pipe which supplies Jet Chini-
neys, to draw well, should DC contracted 1T the
top. The rule for ascertining the required degree
Of contraction !, as follows Let seventeen times
the length of the create ia inches be di, .ded by
the quotient Will te the area in inches Of the Sec
tion OF the aperture at the top Of the chimney.
For example, a create iftccu inches in length,
with n chimney S6 feet hi4h, to wliyh the coli
tractlny top Is required; multiplied by 10
gives 955, which number, divided by Z, the square
root .. ID gives IL lS inches for the area OF the
top
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epeculators put it up to $40 / saw a barrel of
sour kout sell for slOO pickls. (common) sell At
- per gallon, and were measured in a two ou.r,
measure They have been sc,rc, ,,J -.

D f"s " "p w Sf"' j saw OoYTel OF
sour kout sell for 500; pickles, (common) sell At
- per gallon, and were measured ia . two Quart
measure They have been scarce, and AZ. M, IN,
vailable article AMI almost ipdis pensable in the
mne' 's an antiscurbutic .npgar m the ,itv
sells at s. 20 pcrgallon. The character of the mi.
htrs =" LARA l have seen, as general tlinr. j.
hs"N respectable. As much order rrirns here
., at nome, and thus far, proverty i more safe
y" serious Giilicp,ieS have occurred. and sljgLt
difficulties are adjusted by arbitration
FIRE arms and bowie knives are nuisanres and
when man makes n claim Ir is respected n. homo
As he works It rs long as lie leaves Ii, pick ami
tools IN IT,
stI!l Keep Journal Of incidents from which
may occasionally copy for YOU but this commu.
n"atlon Is intended simply TO place the actual
stare OF things before You as they now exist. inle
prhdent Of regular routine Of events. am a.
lHled to close this ne have an opportunity Of
sending 1t off Since my leaving home to the pre
sent moment, have not heard single worI
from any of my friends The mails are more than
three months behind. | have written Won f,llv
"i nv whole trip besides ons or two minor CON
munlcations and have written 10 MANY fr,cnds
besides. Whether you will receive nv letters ar
not. cannot say. An express is now in oper,
non between here and the states and | shou
hereafter send my letters by it to he mailed AZ
some post o'fce IN the states although the cost Of
each letter is one dollar paid to the agents.
wsh al! communications and papers to me. 10 b.
''e'''" ''''""f"hehlo W CItv, Truly yours,
A. DELANO
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Ottawa Business DIRECTORY.

'hamplin N Wallace, u {. Champlin--W II
l.. Wallace attorneys and CounssliOrSm Latr
Difce up stairs in the next building north OF the
Pos, office nov %. 40.
T.. y. Leland, attorney and Counsellor at La,o,
'iti removed ms Office from Keddicks block, to
',' room formerly occupied 10y the sheriff, IN the
c'ri house, now occupied in part by Lorenzo le-
|.i may 1 10
&c., >ton Il Charrunud. Express AGENTS for
J. r.Rgston and FrcOs Line, Ottawa, III.
Norris " Fisher, Geo. II Norris Geo s FISH
rrl attorneys at LID and Ldni AGENTS, Otta-
IRA, H. WIll pay particular attentouto the pay
ment oi taxes IN any part oi Illinois purchasing
and selling real estate, investigating titles collect
ting demands buying and selling military land
warrants, and locating them on the best lands Tor
soihlersor Others sccurlngpenslons aud all claims
against the government Office in the court house
April Is, 1919
VI. T.. Ilo'listcr, Attorney and Connection at
Lar, and Solicitor in Caapcery-- Otta,oa. III
Office over the rear OF G. Burr's store opposite
the Mansion hou'e. Jan. | ~
Johnston 4 Chnrruaud, Storage y Commission
Warehouse east side OF the bridge
Man canal, Ottawa. ILL., nov -
Glover n Cook. q o Glovcr--B { Cook A.
torHegS and ConnscliorS al Ldrr- OHarra OF
nee in Reddck's Block, east side of the public
square. un is.tt
JOS. II. Wagner, Jusiice Of The Peacc, Office m
the northeast corner Of the court house up stairs
Otfdrd. dee 70
e \. Ingalls,. attorney and C9u7scllorat Lrr.
opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO, ILLs
Particular attention paid to Agencies and collect.
ing iarh % 40
NJ W Enninil, attorney 1t LIr-OVregp, Ken
"f'''-. 90. nus. Aug 10, lSIN--u
Henry G. Cotton. At,grrry aoR Copnsel,y a,
L4n HHt N,iIi1r m tHg"erg- Ot0ra, us
Oiiice IN itcs!i,Ss block, cas, side OF the public
square uIp ~
IA. Nv my rue 'rF7 y NWgfo9-f1r-
,. t.'' a.''''s'.'i C,t"1 '..'''' o''r' h.- pro.
cin,tv NM h,r.. i, .,,,.. M ~ ''.'''' ''" We
sL5tc 49,, @ ,,,. ',.''' d" ''''.'.'.' Z, u'fd
n. I,t t'"'"'-' 500
III. 'o"",n-' H5'f' H7'f. 'f ". i.' griir
slHH'L h'Nn1'"'e r'f 'rV ifN.. r.| ''r-
Sion h.. b,,,..' ",,'E .,.a t,N'F' ,, ''' ....
=, ~, 'o' ",n'
H. W. Hopkins. Pap.r.r.HHT ..-..r.... ..
,',.,, ,a"', -, ~. ,,',n,,., ".,,s '', p
ph.l,., AMI lV,iL..g a. II L..' ','.' ..
m,yt ,i MI ~ ."''"I n 'r' "hrIe be-
,.iy % pe ','uI u, an uIheS eAcep! when absent on
D,. I, p.,r.,r H..
ne 6",,., ~ "gTts""' on''''H' anu D'p-
IN rho 'ntb,, ,, 1 n., ,s 's'"Ia. sr''rrs
tcc M h,, rr.Jrnc N, Co,,r,. .,,.,> VIZ
7 ) DIR st con,,nn., ~, ',,.'r,,, ',.,,;,,
al! the various bronrhc. Of DSytjSt,,, 'Char.,s,,
corresp,1d rrb f5e tyc, ,,,. ia -
n. u. THOMPSON. " ID .,r.,,lt- ,.-r. .,,..I
services to the cl',zrns of lt,ay,, l ,,,,,;.,.
Dlicr next door ~ th,. Trr. 'I'r,.l,r a.,
s,ai,.. in RclJick block ans 4.
Walker ~ IIicliiny, Us5'cr, ~ Dr.,,, ,J3.
cipss, Pants. OILS Vg,,,,5c, p,,,r,, rt,{
c!Hs,, Gilss, &c Uuawa. N
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Horse ShOeing and Parrieyv.

VIiE subscriber bcr, leave 70 nTrorAc ~ ~" rl Il
that ne has opened IN establishment IN oumhuS
street. near IN" Catholic Church wh,lc III, busl eSS
oihogSr Sho".ng and hruey wih, conducted on IN,
most scientific principles. 1t Is generally admitted
that too many of those who practice shrcrr are to-
tally gHomrl oi II, principles, thereby rroIrcug the
numerous cases u cOnir1CiiOnS and diseases u' the
feet daily Witnessed Ii really becomes the duty Of
every one who values good horse, SO essential To
his profit well his pleasure, the scryl-
ceS of good iarrlcr for so useful M animal
Fifteen usdrs practical experience. II is hoped wl
enable the subscriber To follow correct system, cal
culatcd TO prcven, diseases consequent unSkituI
SnocInG and when necessary, to remedy the errors
OF the past. L TANNING
Ottawa Nov O SiS l6
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A Hoir! Fancr AZ irdrs ~ SAasspsu-' --'Sr
| am 4 true lablruF, get u u / wear, lowe .o
man hsto, envy 80 ma,s happin"ss; s.lna o. o'h-
ct rOr's gooi, ,Ja,.at With ny hun."
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Letter from California,
VALLEY OF THE SACRAMENTO,
A.uuu.l IN IaIn

VALLEY OF THE SACn AMISTo,
November 10, ls49.
| Dear FIRE. Trader Il take the first leisure mo
Tncnt that have had since my arrival in thi,
| Paradise OF California TO redeem the promise
made Of giving you what know to be facts Of
his much praised country, and Of the charming
! Valley Of the Sacramento, and the leisure which
| now enjoy is forced upon me by the rains, and
the utter impossibllity Of operating during the
Autumn. We had been lead to believe that or
reaching the Valley we should find delightful
climate, green with flowers and ever blooming
herbage, n luIuricnt soil unsurpassed by any il
the world. 1t was the 18th Of September when
first set foot upon the Sacramento Valley. The
sun was burning hot the grass was dry aud crisp
with no vegetation except upon the immediate
banks Of the stream where the scrubby oaks still
retained their verdurc from the effects Of the wa.
ter which the thirsty soil soaked up, and the whole
valley looked As dry, and vegetation as dead to
all ntcnts and purposes "a you ever saw it in the
States upon the approach Of winter or a long con.
| tnued drought. For miles in many places there
were large and deep cracks in the earth produc.
ed by the glowing sun, and we found no water a.
long the road oftcn for fifteen and twenty miles
| when we came to n creek or river. except now
and then muddy pond hole So bracklsh as to be
used only from absolute necessity The Valley
may be hOm thirty to forty miles wide in many
! places but not always The road down the val
! ley from Lawson's To- Sacramento City approach
es occasionally within ten 10 fifteen miles Of the
California (and Gold mountains, bat the atinos.
phere was SO hay that | could not distinguish
their outline and often could not see them a, all
even in that shor. distance, and but once since |
have been in the valley---the 18th of November,
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a,A Fox River House, Fl
49, Ottnmn. lll. aaNSL Y

INHlS popular establishment continues in fall ope
l ration and It's accommodations are inferior To
none IN the country Travellers will Away, ind
the table supplied with choice game, and every deli.
cacy the country affords \ continuance of the d.
h"rn share OF public patronage hrrrloiorr extended
l-s0urtcd aug &, 'iy-tf
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THE best asst trtment in Ottawa, consisting Of Su.
gar, MoInsses, Coffee, aud every article IN the
line, for sale low by l.. ? SvYGER & Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

7 AIDES will find every thing wanted in the
IL shoe line from fine kid slipper to heavy
Boocc. Also childrcns shoes OF every style aud
quality, by calling at CUSNNfANs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
Tie following ,ost was givenat the !ass Medical
Supnerat Columbus, 0lio:

T!s Eai'cS--Thc only successful! IIorncpatN"s
They cure m,n's gre,test ualady--shst Ct tho
heart--by i,c,i ot the same arI'
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~ American House,
;;;:@ OTTAWA, 1ll. @:
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Corner OF Water and Columbus ST mem For Rirrr
TliE subscriber respectfully informs the people oi
Ottawa and the travelling public generally that
he has purchased the above commOdlous establish.
mcnt aud having undergone thorough repairs and
renovation, II u now open Tor the accommodation OF
travellers and boarders IN at least as good style a
any other house IN town can afford and on the low
est terms. Ample stabng Is attached to the ,stab-
hshmcnt The public are asked 10 give him trial
l3- No one need shun the house through fear Of
bting offended by the perfumes OF liquor. as none is
kept abont the establishment.
JACOB MILLER
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Fllr> md Pelts.

0F all kinds, bought for Cash n; market by
" dec. I l. Z. SANGER & Co
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"HEAT, corn. oats, barley pork hides tallow
w beeswar, feathers. iurs and nmos, every.
thing else the farmer raises for cash and goods.
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