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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07
Notice OF Tax sale.


IN u"'T>'tl'H hri,hl gives hou'r 10 ne per-
i '"hS I" whom the following Described lands
WIZ s'tl i'f ",' year Io''' ana TO al "ihrrS
g'"'", 'H'' ,l'u Ia"us were srNtia'!F sold ~
W, ,HUe',"t :, Ia o',r county at I'e door ct The
.,Ul ''uuN' ~ '''a"' i''S1u' county statr 81 M
'o, y',.',p u"l, W. UN '"l ',,' i'Nes9u"
80 " ,'," , w. w., ~, is''' ,' we u'"'I
.,,b,'. u, , ~ ''e g. i ~ Wv. .'
l"'""" w S"u anus al '''" sue anu mat u''
,'Nr ~ Igu'"'p'oh 'urIe"h WI" 'Nh't III years
"y,l l'' Ua'y o' S"'e '' cue" '"''
~ Io " Sg',, ,., DeSe'Vt'gn' >,
80, 1GLn'm 7'S' d. n ., .,nc - i, a.
June I"An'"N' '"i - s"lr ~ $
H. tnAu""n' sh lot - swlr 80
10 InEn"M"' WI 1S"Y "t ',O' - o,ta"H'
:. ~ - LYONS '"' SO' n - - va. o'It'Wa
tro. = 1917 -'-''' IL L. Oofroh.
Noije NJ Tar Sale!
NOTICE i hereby gwen, tina on the l2t, Gay
y ul June, +, D 1850, at the tax snlr then made
IA the county at La sale, Illinois, | hrcame tb,
purchaser OF the following described real estate, is.
ing IN ,nid county. to wiz.
10 ILom Ass'i. Let, Eiork.
Unknown, rh ofth l. i'm Town Of Perm.
+ Thompson w3D olj 5nIiays Ad. TO Perm
do ~ IT, OF Is SIN do
Unknown, 10 lin Dascomh', do
And ,ha, the time Of r'd an, Sw n 0' S, ,,,,
the l2h day o June. 10 1859
Peru, Fcb 3, 1852 -gj-3t JoHy p THoNrsoS.
>-,Trcr -,..,..-.
\ VI 'Oh Is hrrroY gwen 10 all whom 1t may
y concern, iha' at sa's Tor taxes and costs for
'nr year lN2o' al inc door oi me court house,
~ J,,aTa, Ia oa',r county ana STATE OF ILLINOIS,
T .e ireI"Tsf "l ,aiG county on TOE lbh Gay ct
J"y, 40 1871 EDWIN = Lrlnnd purchased the iol.
loving Sescnbyd town lots IA North Ottawa, md
'I"'l an III shlu county, ana INIT the time Of r..
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LECTURE Of PHYsroLoGY.-Dr Leonard. OF
Philadelphia, proposee this, and Monday even.
ing to give lectures at the Court House, on PLY.
Slology and the laws o. health The subject
will be illustrated by complete human skele.
ton and plates. The DR.. has the reputation Of
having happy faculty Of presenting the subject
in popular form, and certainly none i. more
important or should be more generally understood
Abundance, "a cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07

THE o2D or FEBEuARY-We understand the
Shields Guarisare making arrangements to give
grand festival and military dress Ball, the eve
ming Of the 23d inst, in commcmoration Of Wash
ington's birth day and the battle Of Buena. Vista
Judging from the taste aud ability Of those who
have taken the lead in getting up the celebration
it will be one of the most brilliant affairs ever got
up in our town; and as the proceeds arising from
the tickets sold will 60 to the company, to aid
them in building house for their piece of ord
nance, We hope there will be a large attendance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07

Srrtcurs-During the past week we have re.
eeived three speeches for publication, which were
delivered a, the Lyceums in different parts Of
the County. They are all well written, and re.
fec, much erodi, upon the young men who made
them. aud we are sorry our columns are so
crowded that We canno, comply with the wishe.
Of many Of our bsst friends, who voted for their
publication. The manuscripts are \, the dispo
salof those to whom they belong
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Special \ Offices.


DR.. Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy.
Thousands die OF Consumption through the
most shameful neglect Of Colds or Coughs We
all know enough Of this disease to feel sure tia, in
most cases the victim Is hurried to an early grave
tor want o'promp, efforts to stay tn, disease when
some simple medicine may reach t. Slowly, but
with destructive effect that which at first might be
handled as a ".mpIc cough, neglected, moves on
and on, I'LL the lungs are wholly diseased and hui
man aid is applied Irvain
D.. Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy
ha, not !he unpleasant taste OF Liquid Compounds
AMI 1t may Their, fore be- used hy the most ia-tdi-
Gus. The timely use Of tins valuable medcaled
Candy, has, without doubt saved many lives -
hysn in the Inst stage Of Consumption, Il wll be
found useful IN checking the cough oilhe sufferer
Price, dime per roll 3rus Tor % cents or 81
per dozen.
Walker s ElrklIng and & l. Thompson, Agents
Ottawa, III.
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.S-A subscriber informs US that his Free Ira
der did not come to the Newark pos: office, last
Saturday Will the 7. NJ. Of that office be SO
kind as to iuform us whether our paper arrived
there on Saturday last and if not, what day ii
did We hope each ore Of our subscribers will let
us know, without delay, Of failure Of the arrival
Of hi' paper at the proper time.
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LIsT OELLTTEiss

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Ottawa,
IL Illinois, February l. 1859.
A,hby John Goryer Cyrus O'Connor Thos
Bowers Mrs C liogaboom Jno Philips +
Butler Jas Harley Abram Parker iona
Beebe Hodg-on Cath Philips II y
Byrnes Pat Hull johnson Perry Jas NJ
Brumiield W lllougAs Isabel Plt! Ebcn
Bishop Joseph Hockey EdwardPcck Miss J VI
Bennett A Hall James Richie d "
Babcock Henry HimhIy VIM Reehan Mrs c
Balling Patrick Hadley REM Rubar.s NJ B
Cox Miss Eliz lsermann VIM Russell 1hos
Conway Vim Inman Saml Ring Nr
Cole Saml Trick VIM = Ryan James
Chandler johnson Vim Rowe
Curtis Peter Kelley Rubt Rossicr Eman'l
Clark kirkpatrick NJ Sansbury Miss s
Coil Isaac krum II + Sprague EFT
Cussack Mich Kenncy Christ. Shaver Ephr /?
Condor Richard Kerney Michael Seelcy Mrs VIM
Cooley Rev o Warmer Chr Shechan James
Cole Solomon Lewis L W Smith VIM
Clark j Ludden John Shaw Hiram
Clifford Mrs A Millure Marg Shelton II NJ
Cullen Michael Murphy Cath Selock VIM
Cole VIM Myers Francis Sebring Marg
Cooper Mrs NJ Marsh n Smith AlvaO
Donavan Jas Mo,,er Amos Tilton Eljah
Dewey Josiah Medell I II Tracy Thomas
Davis Thomas Mccormick W C1urner Thos r
Drake VIM Mcintyre Jas Tallman S w
Elwell b Munson Vim Travis CT
Eberhart Martin Mrs WoodworthS
do AaronMcDowell Geo Williams J. NJ
Foley Miss L NlcCnshn Reu Whitman CIR
Farrell VIM McCiinniss Wrin Redmond
do Francis McNaugh,on A Woodbury. DR. q
Gavin VIM Maxon Warren John
GafleAy Mrs A Mccullough W Young Nelson
Grant John Ncary Edward York NJ
Graham John Nicke John Young RIA
Grove Jacob Okeiie Rich Ica Peter
Goodcnow !. S Ovcrmier Geo
Persons calling for letters on the above lis, will
please mention that they are advertised.
In 4
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Look on for Conrterttit,l

TIL. public are cautioned against another coun'
terfe. which has lately made appearance, called
w. q rauelps Arabian L!niment. the mos; dan
gerous Of all III. coun,ereis, because hi. having the
name Of Farrell. will buy II IN good faith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by II
G.. Farrell, sole inventor andpropretor, and whole
sale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois
to whom all applications for agencies mus, be adj
dressed. Be sure you get i, with the letters H. G
before Fauells, thus--II G. FARRELL'S--nnd
his signature on the wrapper--all others are coun'
,eriets.
Sold by Hunter & Cavalry, G.. l.. Thompson
and Walker & Ilickling, druggists, Ottawa, and
by regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni
ted states.
Or Price IS and 30 cents, and s per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States. in which one is
not already established. Address II. G. Farrell as
above, accompanied with good reference to chnrnc-
ter, responsibility, &c. Jan l1-9! iw.
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JNllE south east quarter ct sec, % town % north,
| range >, east Of 81 principal meridian lying
about -, miles northwest OF Ottawa, aud 1 miles
from the illinois and Michigan canal. The Troy
Grove road runs along the east line "fi. 1t is Us
good prairie can be found in the state. Terms
OF SUE easy. Enquire at tins Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07

Etrcrors-one Of the duties Of tho democrat.
tic state convention in April will be to nominate
candidates for presidential cee,o,s. Tho only
maine VIC have yc, heard suggested for this dis.
'r'c' is that Of Charles Gardner, Esq, Of Middle.
port who recommended by convention Of the
IemperAcy " ltonnnh
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Every FAMILY should ut once procure bottle Of
the grsa Arabian remedy for man and beast called
II. & Fanels Arnban Liniment. II aliays the
most intense pain in few minutes restores the sy-
noyal fluid or oint water, and thus stiff joints
/, penetra,es the flesh to the bone reaxes contrac-
ted cords, cures rheumatism aud palsird limbs OF
20 years standing; also ,umors, swcIled neck en-
largemen, OF the glands, and is the best medicine
for ailments OF cattle ever discovered curing swee-
ney spayins, splnt and all diseases which require
an external application.
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4 y eastern made, one hor-r lumber wagon
y with wrought nN0e.Irc-. and spung, under
box and seat, with ur1p and tm--w warranted to
b" made at the best material, aud wi. BE- sold very
,Hr7p Inquire Of WV GOODWILL,
Feb 1-3t. NJ The OffTiru Iuuuiry
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The Ottawa Lyceum will meet again At Mr.
Hamptons school room on Tuesday evening next
Spectators gladly admitted The Kussuth ques.
ton is still under delibcration.
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Tohepad by the 18Th or 9Oth mt For further
information, please call upon me at my fathers IN
thus place, or address nae hy letter. which will he
promptly attended To, and all necessary niorna-
uuu gwen Josrrn GREKN.
DAYTON III Feb . 1877
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York IN sums to SUIT purchasers, Tor sale
by nov9 Norris n FISHrR.
Money also RENTED through Grlnnrll. Mm'nrn
4 Co, New York, To any part OF Europe. at the
lowest rates.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07

Illinois contain. So 1920 acres of land, all OF
which, except that occupied by the beds Of
streams, is valuable for agricultural purposes
She Is second in size Ct the FREQ states, Michigan
being the first the latter containing 35,995,52O
acres
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MARRiED-At Cottage Hill, pupage county,
nm Sunday the LIST inst, by Rev Charles Roswell,
Miss Envy ApGIA EMERY, TO Mr.. GEORGE
BuiSroL. of Ottawa
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LAND FOR SALE,

4 TWO Story hr,eh house, situarrd IN plea
n part ot the town, Apply to
Irh g. - IT, r. MONrGONTHy
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Esfr Bdker, NJ Ns,r Canton, NJ, SGys!l
Mrll q Farrells Arabian l.iniment has cured
some bad cases here, which every other remedy
had failed in; one was white swelling and con.
trac,ed cords in the leg Of boy 10 years old. The
leg had wiihered away, and was so contracted that
he had no use OF it. The doctors Ind tried their
grave, when The boys father was induced to try II
G. tnrrc'rs Arabian Llnlmeni. Before the fret
bottle was used mp he came To nr BE- store, and
the first words he said WERE "Nr Baker, want all
that l.iniment you have in store the one bottle |
got did my boy more good than oil that had ever
been don. before" The boy is now well and hear.
~ and has free USE ohislegs !, is good Tor sprans
bruises, cut. burns. and swellngs,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07

FdTTeWs arabian LHimeHt.
Nr n & FarreH-Dear Sir had been nfilir,-
ed with the sun pain Tor the last 10 years and
could never get relief except by bleeding, but by
the use Of your Arabian Linimcnt, applied over the
temples three or four times day, II was entirely
removed and have felt nothing OF IT since. Invent
into the stable one night TO apply It 10 horse 5
sore leg, and being very lame, he stumbled and fell
against my legs, crushing and brusing them so
badly that they turned black as my hat, rendering
them poweTIess. applied your Linimcnt, and was
well enough in n lew days 10 go about again M us
ua also crushed my finger in shocking man
ncr, by letung back log fall upon ~ your lini-
ment soon healed 1t up, though. JouS u M'GEE
Lasalie precinct, Peoria Co, III, Feb 6, lSi9
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Who Wants a Farm?

THE splendid farm known as the Armstrong
Farm is Tor sale. Il lies IN the northwest corner
OF the town ot South Ottawa, within 10 miles OF La
sale, aud miles ct Oltawn, aud contains 10 acres,
about 80 OF which are umber; with fine stream
OF iWIn. water running through II, besides num-
Der OF living springs, aud 3eNccllcnt wells oiwater
upon the premises. About 200 acres are under
fence, and divided into fields with 60 feet lane
running through it-n quantity OF the land Is set
with timothy and clover.
There Is upunthr place an excellent fame house.
a good cellar under it, good log house, 81 by ~.
with convenient additions, new frame barn, and
a large granny, besides a number OF other ont build
ings The place is undoubtedly one OF the
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Best stock EuIrnS

in the county. Terms OF sale easy For further
Information, inquire q, Norris II Fisher, Ottawa ,
or Joe, W Armstrong, living near the premises.
I,.kr,,,ry I1,p-f..s
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Total yield Of the mines,

IO'll Yield OF the mines, WE II .JS3
OF the amount Of gold dust shipped from Cal.
Iforna through the custom house, during the las,
three years, about 500. O0OO OO and of that taken
away by passengers, about sl2,0oQOOI have
come to the Atlantic states and the balance has
been scattered among nearly all the nations on
the globe,
As to the proportion Of the present population
of California that is engaged in mining We have
no means Of knowing aud cannot, therefore,
make any estimate If the actual yield, per miner,
Of the mines Suffice it, however to say, thath al.
though the amount Of gold they have produced
Is immense, yet were it equally divided among
all who have left their homes and gone in pur,
suit ofit, it would not average 5000 dollars to
the man.
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California Alloy!
800 Dollars Each,

No fer AHotIsr Peep at tie Eicphant'
THE Undersigned proposes 10 take a compan,
,cIuss the Plains Tor
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-20
More Changes.

1--WE wings Of SteubeviIlc township were
named to us the other day who have repudl-
nted Gen. Scott, and will cast their votes Tor
General Franklin Pierce for President on the
seeond Of next month. Two OF these are
wings of long standing,-ore oil 'hem mas
cast clean whig ballot for thirty years ,
An old whig in Island Creek tod d" INC
other day that he should vote the democraut {
ticket hereafter, beginning on yesterday A
st.uneh democrat Of Cross Creek informs us
Of four wings in that Township who al*e
have repudIated whiggery and came over t(
the ranks Of the Democracy, and we also neal
Of two more in WtEs. ,,,r,,,
r. The above are all in addition to the ElGH
wings in one of the lower Townships "nt
FOUR in one of the upper W no have turned
60 be democoats, mentioned In this papc
some weeks ago. ,--
!. The free soilers are also making heavy
inroads into the whig ranks. They con
dently expect to carry Mt. Pleasant township
heretofore whig by near l5o maJoIi!tty) 10
Hale. And in other townships they Wilimak'
sad havoc with whiggery
These things are transpiring under ou
own ewes, and it is scarcely possible we ca'
he deceived, Our friends need but to m"k'
. desevmined and united effort to secure
Ohio for Pierce and King BY majority tina
will be perfectly oxerwhelmlnS'-~'S'e1EF'"
wWe UniOn to
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T. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHING GTON.
kngraycd (by pciniss;unj frutn stuarl's oaiu
oti@iIidi puItit,t, III the AthcntuI, i}Osion
This superb picture, CngrNt under the s,t-
FcrSilcnm,ncc "i ftlDMAo SILLY, Esi lhs
eminent and highly lifted artist lis the OIl, tfu;
likeness Of Washington ever pilDhshed. itbas
b, en- { araclcrzcd as tlc greatest work Of art
ever produced iii Tins country, As 20 its fuhtr
VIZ. rc.ul To the letters ct The adopIcd SON If
lelnns ION, q !.uKGE WASitINGI0NPAKk
CUoIlo, VINO says, at is - nithiuI rcI,yrscutn-
tion ul the celebrated original and to CHIEF
JUSTICE IANEI nit'ie supreme Conn of tho
H. s., who say 5, 'as work art its excrIl, ucs
and beauty ln,Ist strike every unc who sue, i,;-
and it 30 Icss hapPy III is likensss 10 tho
Father o hiscuuntry. 1t was my good h,r,uus
to have serh him III the days ol my Ooyhood,
and his whulc appearance is YET strongly i'm
prtsstd U Dlys ysInriInry. The Ioftrtit lyC uiInxs
lsSuednpgca. tU me 10 be m tret Rkti.ess. req.
rcscnriug PERFECTLY tllct Expression as well as the
luIln ana tcHturas OF Tie htCG.' Aud saws St.NA
TOR CASS, u iSH life Ike represe,,igLo,. fLr
gfgct misit,u!. PRESIDENT tIIlMtytt,.n,.
hG Mur.. appears 10 ne To have been ;tdi,,f.-
bly, ~ cute" ana emt"e'4ID worthy o! the pa.,,
runage O the public Says MAkGIIANr tia
CmI".h' Poi'"lt p"ih'eF and the Fupilof Siu~
art, uur ptlnt to MY mind is mole rAtnarkahl-
| Il an ANY Other have seen, TOR presenting lhs
rioic ih,,iyiduaity OF the original - ,tr,,it ,,,.
lurr wltn tie noble uul GIgnitiod l.nosr 81
ar ud maIner, wl'iGh all WHO ever saw b,,.
ctn.ilero II marked characteristic Of the HL,.-
truls in;llI ii cuinurIAnrttrs' ~ 1'1
Fer !he great ut fsts oL mis- pi.ture we won Ill
re"t every Iovvr Of Washington 10 the po,tr.,.
llscll to bc seen at The otli e uI this tr,r,r aud
10 The letters OF HE following Artists, st,tesuleA
junsts ana scholars accompanying it,
ANE hS aiaith"ht aud Elliott, ofN. Y. .
Neagic' holhefmel' ana Lalnbdih, q hiIa :
Chestef ila'u.hE, OF bIs'oh; Charles Fraser, ot
Washington, Hon. Gro. w L. uslis, himself
an af'ls'; \ E3Et EN-ilis ExceIleney
MlIlard Fillmore, Malcr Zen. winfield Scott,
hon 90 nI D"iias' non "ni' King. Hon ID
webster lion Il BOY ~ Hon l. Cass, Hon VIM A
OHham, ion hehhedy, Hon e Win
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HATS 4 CAPS.

IN 81. TAGGART re specially iniorms
4 p thcir customers and tlr public gCncriliy
that they always keep OIL hand n go d stock Of
h; Is OF their own manufacture, in addition TO
which they hay c received very large stock OF
hats aud caps freai the cast. consis'ing df hiis
mole skin hats OF the al iashien. far and weol
KossuIh hats, great variety OF silk plush caps
of the latest styles for mcn nd boy alsoa great
variety boys and childrena cloth caps, which
hcy viii sell at p,ces that chiinot taiI 10 s,lti y
Tie Dyer s.f d. y J. iAOGAKI.
Cadz, Sen. %, 1852 .-Iy. .:.-55@t
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New Hagerstown Academy.

III ME wiatcr session Of his lns ttu,ion com
mencrs on he first Wcduesd ny Of Nnvcm-
Der unier the superintendent ce aud instruction OF
he Rev. Wm LAYEitTY, u graduate Of Wash.
ing'nn College. He prosecuted hisp'ofessional
sudies.at PRINCETON. Mr.L. bringsthe highest
testimonials Of schol arshp and olIcr quaIiiica-
tons Tor teaching nm academy, from the Faculty
If Washington ColIeg the Han. II. II.
Ieayilt--aui the Rev. MIR. Com.n@s, al StcuLcn-
Vile. He has also had considerable experience
IN tcaclne s. . X. BROWN,
Sen %, lS12-~3,. Tres ur the Board
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DagueFFco(ypcs

MFR. DAVIS has Teiurntd 10 Cadin- ,,L.,.
inIcIhls remaining for somu lime; aud r,a,ss,i1
tor The liberal patronage extended 10 hin ,;,,s..
bis TeIarn, begs leave % OiniOrm Ihs publie ~,
he : prepared to take Lihenesses in he brst ara
mus impfbved stylU
Ile has ldiscovafeha n pfocfss OF taking Liz
nesses. which Obviales that dirk shatiing ON ,no.
side Of the face. 50 unaiural aud iortiyn To good
taste, aud distributes the lIgtt svcniy all ov,r,
the Wlaule face, and es;ire poTslr giving roond-
ness 10 tie features aid bsauty to the exprts-
sion, nut seen in the dark shaded pictures =
lie also calls atieRtioBi0 4 nea mode oflakfaes
Likencsses, which gises ihe picture a ficl, np-
penrance. The back ground being Of an iyotv
whitcuess, the picture has prominence and re-
lief that is at once beautiful and commanding.
lie is prepared &c take -ikenesses in grouns
or singly, of aged persOns, or of smaIl children
in all kinds ofweuIhGT :!pui n nr III kncy OF plaiil
cases. III lockeIs, nrcast' plus, or imgrr-fugs and
be the LkcnGsses ever so small, it is as poriecs
as when taken nn large scill5. -
| He, takes plcHsare in .iIyiting all persons To.
to come hpd exitIHinc his specimens, TwieihoF
they wish Likencsscs urnot, all ,haIl be iiads
welcome.
RoOms-under the Repuhlean alioe.
ang Is, l652.-IJr.
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ClrAIrt WI NNUrACrutsElR.

EEyIIE subscriber wishes 10 iHGOrm his custom
crs aud thc public generally, that he has o.
hand lot OF CHAIRS, made to orlcr. wbici
I've Viii sell for cash or approved coDnttyproduce
and that hc still CONTINUES 10 manufacture al
she different varieties of Chairs aetlecs, Sociu
,bles, n-Chairs small Chairs etc., ete., at HI
stand. on Warren street, few doors south Of I
d II. N'Fadden,s stare.
Sobl ~. MCCONNELL.
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New Fall ara Winter Goods.
JOHN MCCORMICK

EEAS inst rereiyed from New York anil
4 Il Philadslphn. n large and extensive stock
OF fnil aud Winter Goods, 70 which he invites
all his Old customers aud hepnblic generally to
cail md exninine, ns he is confident. IL they do
they cannot lailto be peased both in prices and
sty les Of goods. MS his goods were purchased
upder rs favorable circumstances as any house
in the place, and at n time When the ea,tern
itocks were better IhRn any other This fall, biz
stock cousirtsof every variety usua " kept, and
he would say TO the public call and see lor youl
selves, ms he CONSIDERS it no trouble to fhoW
goods. a JOHN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, sep.22, 1852. u..
/ lDEADY MADE CLOTHING-A very fuI
/ ~ stock, entirely new and beautiful ct, ks, t,
wIlicn he would call the altcnlicn Of the public
as they have got IA be sold So look sharp, yot
who want bargiHs IN lhnl ways call at
ste JOHN MCCORMICK Z
Cndiz. Sop.21. 1852. .
Al MOTHS, cassifrer6s, satine'TS. tweeds, pt7.
" sian cloths, linseys, danncls, blankets. and
very variety OF wooen roods u pgiees lowe
thnn ever before bcurdtelI Of, NJ
JOHN N'cORMlcK's.
cadil, SIP sa, 1919.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-20

AIscr which time will keep nm office in Ca
.liz ror the purpose of receiving taxes until the
Goth day Of December. 1852.
All persons who have performed labor OIL tho
highway in tiischarge of their road tax will be re
Hnircd to produce.lhe Supervisors ce etuGcatc for
the same. Kara .Yt..te Il t..s.,.s
D. HILBERT, County Tlcasurcr.
Chdiz, september &, 1852.