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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

The following is the platform by the
rump convention Of Scccders and Dis
uuion;>ts 1T Baltimore.
R,S,}eed That the platform adopted by
the Democratic party at Cincinratti be al.
firincd, with the tullowin, explanatory re
solutions:
!. I.osoiccd. That the government in a
Territory organized by an act of Congress
Is provisional and Temporary. and during
its existence all citizens of the United
State, has equal right to settle with
their property IN the Territory without
their rights, either of person or property.
being destroyed or impaired 10y Congres-
sional or Territorial legislation.
> Ittsoic,d That il Is the duty of the
Federal Government in all it> departments
To protect, when necessary, the rights al
persons and property in the Territories
and wherever else its constitutional au
thority extends.
3 Resoiced, That when the settlers of q
Territory, having an adequate population
form State constitution the rights of soy
ereignty commence. and being consuma, 60
bv admission into the Union, they stauo
on an equal footing with tie people o
other States--and the State thus organized
ought TO he admitted Into the Fedora
! Union, whether its constitution prohibits
or recognizes the institution of slavery.
! l. RcsolueA That the Democratic party
are in favor .! the acquisition Of the lslanC
of Cuba on such terms aS shall be honor
able To ourselves and just to Spain, at tn,
earliest practicable moment.
J. Resoiced, That the enactments 0
State Legislatures 10 defeat the taithil,
execution of the Fugitive Slave law ar
hostile i'll character. subyer>ive of the con
! s,itution and revolutionary i'll their ei
! fects.
+. Resol,ed, That the Democracy of th'
/ United States recognizes 1t as the impcra
/ five duty of this Government To protect th'
ua,uralized citzcn in all his rights. wheth
! er at home or i'll foreign lands TO the sam,
extent as its native born citizens.
/ AND WHEREAS, one Of the greatest neces
sites of the age. in a political, commercial
postal and military point of view, is
speedy communication between the Pac
iic and Atlantic coasts; therefore, be it
! R.soired, That the Democratic party d
hereby pledge themselves to use ever
means in their power TO secure the passag
of some bili to the extent Of the constitt
tional authority of Congress for the con
struction of Pacific Railroad from tn
Mississippi river to the Pacific ocean, a
the earliest practicable moment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07
4 Republican View Of the Prospect.

The New York Courier and Ehydrer, Mr..
Stewards New York mouth piece thus de-
spondingly specuates as to the prospects
OF Lincolns election:
Abraham Lincoln, or some other candi-
date, must receive majority of all the
votes composing the Electoral College, or
the election goes to the House Of Repre-
sentativ"s, where each State casts one 'ce,,:
in determining which Of the three ca,,li-
dates who received the largest vote in til.
Electoral College, shall he President
Now, we all know, that in 40 earthly cou-
tingency, can the Republican candl late be
successful if the election goes to the HOUSE
of Representatives; and the Democracy
having gravely and wisely determined,
tina, it wss impossible to elect any one
named individual by the people against
the nominee of the Republican party, it
becomes the duty Of our friends to look
steadily at their chance Of success in their
effort to carry the election into the House
OF Representatives
The whole number Of votes in the Elec-
toral College, Is 304 necessary for an cleo
ton lj3 The vote Of the Free States is
ls3 Of this number California and Ore
gon cast seven votes and if we concede as
we may, that the Republican party cannot
carry either of these States, it follows that
the whole number of votes which il is pos
sible 10 z iys our candidate, assuming that
we carry every Free State except Califor-
mia and Oregon. is ID " a,in,t at oaec,
that ,rih the BEL ant Ercr.n h'rket IN tie feld,
II IS not l,2sStJ's Jor rs 10 cary ritter Missouri,
D,hma, Or Noryianf; o,..l hs IDEA Of CIR
ryicg ary othcr ShIve Sat. Is simpiy prsposter-
Gus II follow, then, that if ali the eIe
ments OF opposition 20 Repubicanism can
be combined to deprive Us Of the vote of
New York, Lncoln's vote, assuming that
we carried all the Free States save Califor-
MA and Oregon. would be only l4l, and ue
si,ntb T. 4 as's"t.d P,rty; III ike manner
the loss %. Pennsylvania twenty-seyen
votes would l-iuce Lincolns vote in the
Electoral College 10 liH and the election
would 60 to ti.e House Of Representatives,
and be rrctri.vabiy lost u the Republican
party And So IL T. gard TO the votes of
Indiana and Illinois. The loss of their
Joint vote. "a would reduce Lincoln vote
u 10, a!-d d.:e4. would DC the conse-
qle.ce.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

WONT HAVE AN EASY TINE OF IT.-Ths
New York Tribune, the sharpest Republi-
can paper in this country, thus gives the
alarm to its political friends. ltsays:
TO the Republicans the path of duty
is now plain. Our adcersarics are not about
to gre as the siectioa-.far from IT. Mr. Doug
las and his hackers have staked their all
on this struggle, and they will prosecute
the canvass with an CLERGY and despera-
ton rarely. if ever, before known Cut
ting loose from the expiring AdminIstra-
ton. they will denounce without measure
its corruption, its imbecility and its tyran.
nv. and endeavor to make capital out OF
it's universal unpopularity We must mol
calculate on the Boilers ticket polling nan,
rotss il Me only States rhcre those pOtcs roald
| kefp u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

ABE LINCOLN as A " WARnioR.-The Toledo
Tmass gets off the following military ex-
plot Of the gallant Republican candi'
date for the Presidency:
4 good one IS told of - Abe Lincoln
which beats his rai-srlit,ing feat, IL that
extent. tina; It sinks entirely into msir =
niticance. At the time Of the Black iiaN x
war, Abe" enlisted The company num-
bered about eighty mounted men. They
started off in fine spirits 10 engage iii the
deadly fray. Arriving az a point Oh the
prairies about two hundred miles from the
Indian lines the party ti"ouacked for the
night, picketed their horses. and slept Oh
their arms. The method Of picketing the
horses was that III common use-faStcninc
a huge rope some eighty feet i'll length to
:, stake firmly planted, and then using
smaller lines Of considerable length one
end attached TO the animal neck AL he
other to the main rope.
/ During the night. the sentinel, w. -,
mental calibar was in no measure p!"l'ur-
toned TO his patriotism. imagined h.. -aw
the Indians and Immediately disch.rg-
ed his old fuscc The camp was aroused
in an instant, and each sprans to his sad
die. Old Abe shot out in the darh less
on his charger like lightning, nntil he
ropes "Lor. tint" when over he wcnt,
horse aud himself, headiong!! Thinking
himself caugh, in an Indian ambush he
gathered up, mounted, putting spurs to
his horse, took the opposite shute, tu.
soon brought up as before, horse and der
! tumblng headlong "Old Abe got up,
/ thinking he was surrounded! and shout
/ ed, Gentleman Indians. / surrender
without. word have not word to OF
fer. Al! want is quartcr!.
| There "Old Abes'' first campaign ell
/! dcd.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

On Monday evening an iri,hman. named
Joseph Sheppard. living uear Clinton, wa,
bitten 10y mad dog The animal first at
tackled him IN the street, biting him on
the knee, the man ran into an open sta
bie-the dog follow ed. cornered him and
no doub; supposed that he mad his victim
utterly at h:, di,posal; not so with Nr.
Shepherd. hi> Irish pluck couldn stand
that lie seized the dog 10y the Jaws. threw
him down, put his knee on his throat aud
held him until assistance arrived Ihi-,
certainly. was feat worthy OF record. as
the dog Was Of a large size The battle,
however, was not a biood.ess one, the vie
tor received u severe wound on the breast,
q slight one ou the foot aud his hand was
lread.uiiy manLled. Fortunately FOR him,
there. harpened 10 be gentleman there.
from Paris. in this county, who Wa. ac-
uuainted with the virtues OF mad stone,
owned by Turner Evans, Of that place
Mr. Shepherd arrived in this town, on
Tuesday evening, ~ route Tor Paris. The
next day we went 10 See the operation.
The stone is about rs large as small
hickory nut, Is OF a wllitish color and is
full of small cells or pores, somethin. like
honey comb. The manner of applylng :
il i a. follows:
IL - mix anu wafer
nntli ui the same temperature as the blood
OF the patient. \ small puncttIre is made
with needle or lancet near one of the
wounds; the stone is then applied and if
the dog is mad it will adhere to the flesh,
otherwise j, will drop. In this case il was
tried upon the leg; Immediately little
streaks Of fine red were seen all around
the stone, and pointing toward II. The
patient said he felt kind of twitching in
his veins throughout the whole system
As soon as the stone gets filled with the
venom. it drops off and is put into the
milk and water, which become turbid. and
in some Instances separates, the milk curd
ling and settling 10 the bottom. WheT
/ the blood iS completely purified, the ston,
| refuses 10 adhere. Ii this instance it wa:
applied nine times,
| Another pecnliar.. bout the operation
is this. around the different wounds th,
flesh WAS nearly black. with a sreenisl
tinge As soon as the stone began to draw
/ this disappeared, not only from the wound
near the incision, but from those on the
| breast and foot at the same time. Mr.
! Evans informs us that out of 80 cases, on
human beings. which he has had in >!
wears. not one has been lost; besides these
/ n large number of cattle horses &c., have
/ been cured The remedy is as etfectua
with snake bites as it is with that Of dogs
Lin, Go. (Io.) HeraM
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great variety; also Gloss S.Ihs, which much
in Dre.~ B"nu-t-.
4 Iarr, assortment OF Dress Trimmings, selected
with
Mr.. I, whiIs in y Y spent much tHl- in reference
pI.F-S MAKING. and has secured I .cryicrs ~
NKe- eastman ;or Dress and Cloak making being
thus prepared de- Dress Making the best aud most
approved <rvlr. Sli- ats" full assortment "t
DRESS AND CLOAK pATTEK\S Patterns for Child
r-n in great variety the shape skirt warranted
the steel snI.Ilg-.s large 81 thert 'T"1
3. - to sS and nice skirts &c also r- springs
\ large assortment of tEiur,L's, Misses, aEi La
dies Hair Nets, fr.Ici. CuT--t-.
EI-aChIu AMI Pressing done Old DuEL.ts enlarged
and mad, ,I,, new shape uylg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

Ia Japan, upon the accession OF a new
"Tycoon" TO power the persons ambitious
OF his favor crawl on their bellies before
him. We are not informed whether the
custom was borrowed from this county
Louisville JouIna!
is the Jouaai informed either whether
another custom OF this country has been
introduced into Japan. The custom vs
refer to is that OF persons desirous Of
holding on to small remnants of pay pro-
want" crawling on their bellies before the
old tycoon l-.no RspuLDcan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

PR,cE OF THE n. Y. HEKALp-Forney
testities that Buchanan stipulated with
Bennett, of the Herald, to give him ten
thousand dollars per year, for the four
years of his administration, to support and
defend him. Forney says the contract was
make with Bennett BY HIN, before him and
Buchanan. fell out. 1t was no doubt, to
meet these payments that poor Fowler
was drawn upon What an unmitigated
pack of thieves! That's the way tho
money goes"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

The exciting and stimulating properties
of pure oxygen are we'll known, and every
one has felt the invigorating influence Of
fresh air, yet no practical application has
been made of these beneficial properties Of
substance so cheap and UNIVERSAL
When the body is weak, the brain fatigued
and the whole system in a state of lassi-
tule, just go into the open air, take few
vigorous inspirations, aud the effect will be
instantly perceived The individual trf
ing the experiment will feel insiSoratea
and stimulated, the blood Will course Win
freshness. tho lungs will work with in
creased rapidity, the whole frame will feel
r.v;ysd and natures .tilnulant will bs
found the best.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

The Japanese astronomical day is divi-
ded into twelve instead Of twenty-iour
hours These are designated as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; two ociccH--eow'
time. four o'clock-tiger-time; o SIX o'clock
-rabbit-time; eight o clock-dragon.time;
ten o'clock -snake-time; noon-horsc-
time; afternoon, two clock-sheep-time !;
four O o'clock-monkey-time; SIX Clock
chicken time; eight oclock-dostime;
TEN o'ciock-hog-time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

ARKANSAS WArER--A recent visitor to
ole of the midland towns of Arkansas, at-
ter enquiring very pa, ticularly OF a promi-
nent citizen about the health OF the place,
concluded his interrosations by asking:
Doctor. what kind Of water is mostly
used hereY'
"Well water" asked the doctor.
4 -Is it good 2
AThose who use il" replied the doctor,
Y" say il is firs.-ra.e use VIII skey"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07
4 Virginia Editor O"t for q Hoiiday-.The
MYSTERIES and Miseries OF Fishing.

We 20. one worm, and lad the Shiny
thin. down upon the earth and proceeded
10 dig for another When we had CAP
tured another We discovered tha: number
one had -.!ulrmad around IN an insane
manner ami r"-rntered the earth. This
occurred several times. We were III :.
auandarv ". solicited our friend, in l.
very gentl-naIiy manner, 70 come and
watch tine worms, which he very abruptly
refused 10 do. unless upon compulsion,
pref-rrins - rest his body upon An an
Gent root. in imitation Of t.Ia letter L, and
affect to bo highly amused
We .corned h:S assistance when We
found ;v- coGldE get i, and dug worms in
e desperate maAner, producing the nasty
tAing- IL sGc4 abundance tEat they were
in each others way, and could no. escape.
We arranged the tackle and dropped u
line. hoping . find the tinnv tribe III the
same state Of health. We ashed aud
fishei There was nothing bu. minnows
myriad, oi i bling miunows They
had net, apparently, tasted food for sevo-
raj weeks Alter feeding away about a
barrel Of worms and digging up about an
acre OF so OF ground, we began to expert
I ence some indignation. job, in the sorest
stage Of his earbuncles, could not have re-
manned patient. One minnow, which, if
ssiLle seemed more voracious than tn.
rest. excited our indi snation. In the heat
of passion, We regret 10 say, We hooked
him III the bowels, and, instead of u feel
ing Of anguish. generally excited by a.
SENSE of guilt, we .oried IN the renlorse-
less act. After sewing several other min
nows III tie same way. aud having walked
ont some distance on q log. were amaz-
ei - find cLr retreat cut Oft by the disco
very oi humble bee nest. and two ours
eli SNAKES n tie root OF the fallen tree
over which We bad Just passed The great
alternative of taxing four feet of water, or
being bitten by the IMAGES of Satan, or
stung 10 death by humbie-bees, was pre-
sented We chose the former. and after
butieting with the waves Of the raging;
cauawl' we reached the shore in safety,
firmly convinced that isaak Walton (peace
TO lis peaceful soul) Was, in his paln.iesi
days. to say the leas; Of him, cussed hard
up f.. amusement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

ECLECTIC PRTsICIA; AND SUEGEON.
osce tIi-d rc .e.s. or O.td,sH B;nG, HGin street,
OTTAWA, Ills.
nR G wOuiI -e<f- -;G.lis call e attention Of tlirse
~ suffering from Chronic Ds-as-,, particularly SOTO
fIa " lite sweirg, Salt klisu, Erupsious of the Face
aud Skin, Head. Old Sores, and all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood
Also, DeiOrIn,i-s. Curvatur.s, and Diseases Of the
Spine, Distortions sh- Feet Contracted Limbs, stjc!
Joints. &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle, and
With q here uueaUaed. aI,f
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tlN- r.E""v /: srTI the
! 1 e ru. 80 s-.5u and
{. uaa5 ,- -. &. J.. =. e.
-. rv'. ouc i"ur -aIJI pf
q b>Hl.'- FTrnttCrr store.
where she VII open her
new Spsigg at sIsIu-r
Stock ~
MILLINERY GOODS
HayIn.L hvu "a a'g md
n.uch Larger : ore. -" =
prcp.i 10 >h.w q yy.s
Si-v4ug ,>S1Ttm-HJ- Il IT,
lowest price pp>>'h'-
iI-r stock uI STRAW
GDeDS3s lar L Iui q. u.yg-
A., the new style Braid ;
the Ruugh au,. hHctjr'i
BRAID toe .siip .'i.d i:ir-
the iu- EuE'i-3; LrghuTH
fin. sufI StraV-. finrcur,s
and p,ls!, Children and
Misses fine L-caoru Hats
Infants and i:"y- Tur-
BAN brown ana white
Hats, a nice quality. trim
med. for $40 - 81; shs-
krr Hoods The fine Tulip
and kuoited Braid HAS,
81. ari Crsp- BoHuets, IN
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Jim how does the thermometer stand
to day? ?" "Ours stands on the mantel'
piece right agin the plastering
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The paper money in circulation in the
United States at the present time amounts,
10 &253.O0Q,OO0
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Till above E;arNrt, after having beer greatly enlarged
aud thoroughly repaired i oi'-u and ready
ti,e accommodation the public. No Spense has been
spared in furniture and fixtures 80 plsc.
thy of oar City, and both pleasant hope 1t will b.
profitable, visit. We prOpus. - keep hand, sld
customers ir style o: superior
kinaS Of meats. such
E~eL IN steaks. rua-ts tried. corned. g.. Mutton
I..H Ntns. Sto"Lier-, Pork, fresh aud sst, Yauk-
SaIsrg->. &c, Xc.
Also. ali SJuis oi game iu its
Pr-st Trout and Niite IslI rorI the Lakes
In short; every thiug apicrtAHiHs to well regulated
''Iry Market.
ir 90 al kinds ~ r,>t vegetables. supplied FROM ;ht
hest garden IN tho vicinity OF the CITY.
W-ft ,cdi efsirsytd n t'EH J,',i OF th- tf's.
apo JEREMIAH WOOD.
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GUSTAV KOCH.
whitesmith and Machinist /;

ASSISTANT TO INVENTCKS IN
NIoaei Making AM kraughttng.
MANTFA CTURkE OF
BURGLAR SAFE LOCKS.
Key Fitting and Stencil Cutting; Cattle Brands q" All
descriptions, and Cutlery and Surgia al Instruments
made to order.
Repairing OF all kinds done the lowest prices and
WARRANTED to give satisfaction
shop. up stairs. over Brupker's Gun Shop en- Main
ST.. near Fox River Bridge. Myl2
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NEW SPIslN GOOD $.

\ l., w s L Il \ G . . ID -.
'Ir~. s.ili aiN.s
MOULD respectfully announce to the iadi" - oi a
w and vicinity, that she has received
snrtm-nt Of the latest styles "f .>PRINf; IIILLSEHY
tIODI1> Consisting oi straw Bourt>, i;;hb"-. Racine
fi"sr which she i, now prepared It. eel at very
10 rrr,s
Straw HORNETS birtch.d and pressed The ates' -tyi"
Mr.. l.; ri,ud has also mad. arrangements vita
good dress nak-r ard is pr, pared To male cut.
aud III dresses ia the most APPROX style, and at very
reasonable price.
s~~ Gsyv her a call and examine for Yourselves.
MRS LAUGhLAND.
mar2i-Iy one door east OF Jackson & Lockwcod's.
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD

st'ETANS 4 MARBLE; YARD
lie undersigned having purchased the s" aud stock
of Gcwcr Finley, where he intends to carry the
business u Intensive scale lie has ha.i nd
always in receipt Of the best quality OF Aericau
an and Egyptian Marble for Head stones Tomb
Monuments. Nantes. Furniture &c. As he has
the best workmen in the country feels
sured that he up anything, in his line superb
style together riti low prices he feels tina
he will give y" those Who favor him their supper,
entire satisfaction.
\. 2. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
PROM ly attended to. JAMES WILLS
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CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store !!


F. THOMPSON,
No HossockS Block .Ioi" Street, CHauo,
Is in receipt OF i fine assortment Boots, Shoes,
L R;.Bs.rs, &c.
Also, Ii:is and Caps, and Gents Buck Niits and
Gloves al of the hest u,duuaciGre ana cheap cash
Cali and -xaIui> A. PRESCOTT, Agent,
oc29 No NOssuck's Block. Udih 81.
yGOt unW Shoe shop.
. AM prepared to manufacture to order Gents
ia Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
y Kid, Goat, Calf and undressed Morocco BoOtce>,
alters and Buskns.
Heel Caters ard Gootees made in good style, of good
oCk.
shop J NJ. Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, Ill.
Heiairing neatly doue. All work warranted.
feb2. ID e. TUCKER
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"WHy, Jimmy" said one professional
beggar to another, are you going to
knock off already? It's only two O clock"
g No, you mutton-head." responded the
other, who was engaged in unbuck!ing his
crutch. "Tm only going to put it on the
other knee. You don't suppose fellow
can beg all day on the same leg. do you 2
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I:AIPORIUN OF FASHION.
NJ | j. l. / y l.. X y
9ISsS E,EsT ME

yNTOULD call tie attention of the ladies to large
w anI choice s-,-ction 1f SPEING AND SUMNER
MILLINERY GOODS, which She will br happy to show
al ncw rooms, second door north nf the Mansion
House III the formerly occupied Drug store
Ladies please Civ. a "alt.
Bleaching and pressing done. aP'
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e. s:Gs,psslCIH. ". d.

SfFE,GH rEgyiSS mi i5,,rt-cd1E, H'ir 81. D'td,c-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Importer Of Drugs Chemicals French tosnias ErHn
dies. Wives. Ac a"Ezo
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DO, ron HARRIS,

hFFICE in the second story of Shu'er's building h-a
the Bank Of Ottawa. Residence, East Main -Ire"
81 FoN EivrT- aus"Z
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A STAMPEDE CoMMENCED-lt is probable
that we shall witness such stampede
from the Black Republican ranks as was
never before witnessed, and already las it
commenced. Amos Cogswell, the speaker
of the Black Republican house oi repre-
sentatives in Minnesota last winter, has
given formal notice to the State commit.
tee that he can no longer act with the sec.
tional organization. He would support
Mr.. Douglas. Cyrus Lowell, speaker OF
the first Black Republican Legislature i'll
this State, has already given notice to the
Black republicans to be counted out lie
goes with the Democracy Detroit Ere.
Press.
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Sash. s;s o.. and Si;Hs r. fory.
tNE f"@e ii''s --";i9d "a 'n'.,m the '',h.' t's We
4 : si-. Eif PrePaFct. ro -.I7'. any
tfti:.. is . such t~'. D1"r-,
md F..=a-- r Np"!d.;igs. Orers tr"Hlpt.h H,-I
.'.5' -.'.r-
Ttav!'. f.rr-u-r lard connection with "ar F-cto-
7.-Ilri-- for furnishing bCliu.
raIs r- :,''-.i i> City. and Invir-
ors raru-r- aud al others who may anything
-al aai satisfy yourselves that sell
- .-.uI article just wIiIt want and cheap :nr
cash. Tier bt .r;u Lumber oiire, i'nors,
Eud-. sash, glazed I'iaZc Gass. obs. Paints and
Maj
Ofir- M#ii Street. ottawa. IL.
mario SFHANN 4 ppWEiI.
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Il. II. M.NEIRN.

IN ssi,is4 .,sar .>y.g. TH--r rit'',r". Illinois,
II wing permanently located j~ .ity hr Will i'e
Pi- led give attention - ;Hvsc 10 may desire I'
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