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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12
wheeling Wholesale q Retail
SHOE MANDATORY.

-, TUE uhdsriEasd may he louni at liU
- Main Street, where W. are extensively
engaged In manufacturing the latest aud bet style
and quality u Ladies', Ns,s-, Chdren'., Boys ant
uenilsuuha SIlOE5 expressly adapted 10 the taste
And nsceuiltsa VI the citizen, Of Wheeling and tht
surrounding country which Va ufior AZ Wholcsai,
and retail Al pHocS which cannot tli to please III,
most Astidlous
We invite the trade. and tho public, ~ call Ahu
eIAming our goods. While Ws gratefully remember
past iAVofy, which ha's already lar rSerrdel ouI
most sOnYuine expectations We hope Ia The intur
10 merit Continuance and o. share large incteas,
Of public patronage.
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
pArtmsnt, with experienced Nnl accomplished NE
ohAnlea, w arc prepared 10 manufacture styles and
sizes 70 order ioF the trade aud public.
noV23 JAS. ". PlLLSBuRY 4 co.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE0 or
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,IN IN.
FLUENZA, BRONCHITIS,
WIIOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCTPIENT CON-
SUMPTION,

and for the relief Of eonsumplyc patients In ldvApV
oil stages OF the dSloAsc. - = g
We need nUt speak to the public II ltA virtues.
Throughout every town, aud almost every hamlet Vt
the American States, it, wonderful cures Of pulmon
ArycOmplAiuts have made II already known. Nay,
fcw arc the families In any civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience ofits
Effects and fever got the communities any where
which have not among thonl some living trophyur
It's VicUTy-Oyer tBv subtle aud dangerous dSelseayi
the throat aud lungs. Whilot IL the most powerful
antilote yet known To man for the formidable and
dangerous Diseases Oft pulmonary organs, Il Ia
llAO the plsasNntest and sales, remedy that eau be
employed Tor infant. and young persons Parents
should have II in store against tile inGiduous enemy
that steals upon them nprepAred. We have abund.
ant grounds 10 believe tile CHENKr PEcIoRGL sATes
more lives by tho oDnsumpliUns II prevents than
those 1t cures. Keep by YOU cure your colds while
they arc durable, nor neglect them until no human
aklllca master the lneXonble cAuker that fastened
on the VltAls, cats your life away. All know the
drNadiul fatality OTlung disorders, aud " they know
too the virtues Of ihs remedy, we need not DO more
than to assure them ills still made the best II can 10,
We spare 10 cost, NOT care, toll to produce Il the
most perfect possible, aud thus anon those who rely
on Il the beatagOnt which skill eau fnrush TOT
their cure.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER,
Praetieal and AnaiyHeal catRiH, LOsgsil, Nan.
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JoHN r. IAKTN,

[sueeoaorto Wheeler 1 LAkin.l l.'
WILL RRoRIHE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
wv inspection on THURSDAY, March 18th, q new
and well selected assortment o.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestingsl
Also complete assortment OfaENrLRAlRN'sR dR.
NIsHING GOODS.
The patrons Of the old arm, and the public In gen.
srA are respectfully Invited TO call and SxAmiASmy
stock before making their purchases - intend sol
ing at small pEOhtG 70 elsh and prompt purehAsert
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
aTm, ! solicit continuance Of the same tor the new
establishment, JOHN 7. LAKlN, Merchant Tailor,
mhSs4Nd NO.lo2 MAnst,, Wheeling, Va,
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Premium to New Subscriber,.

lha No, Of the same Periodicals for 1880 will Ia
furnished complete, pitA0t additional ekarp,
Unlike the more sphemerAl Magazines Of he day.
IhfaH Periodicals. lOsp llttl0 BY age Hence, FIJI
year the Nos ior 1900 may 30 regarded uesFly n
san-anDeT Sl,hinR also The Nos for 1851, will be
'uppHsu AZ Tue following G1TAEHELT low rams:
Splendid onsEs for 1880, 'el, q ,oa,
Together,
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TERMS. Irregular Pric,..,


The Postage to any part Of the United STAFF, Nm
be but TWENTY.FOUR CRNTS a ycar ar IIRIScI
Of the Reviews. ''' 'e'u
A. !Ge above prices the PsriOeieais will he fur
blSled ier 1901 Andaa 'N''
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Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 80 many and such dangerous cases a.
this. Some no hrmAn all can reach; hut even 10
those the Cherry Pictorial affords relief and comfort
ArOE House., NV YoHK Cirr, March 5, 1850
DOcroR Arm, LowELL; feel 1t duty and a pleas.
gfe 70 Inform you what your Cherry Pictorial has
done for my wife She had been fvs months laborinr
under the dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from
which no aid We could procure gave her much relief
She was steadily falling, until Dr. Strong, Of this
city, where We have come for advice, recommended
trial Of yonr medicine We bless bis kindnesG, n
We do your Akl; for she has recovered from that day
She i. not yet Is strong ~ she used to be- but Il free
fro her cough, and calls henelf well,
Yours with gratitude and IegArd,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHEI1TvILLI.
0ntuRptirtE do not despair TIL you have trisd
AITEs CHEKGI PEcTuRAL Its made by one Of The
best medical chemists 10 the world and IL cures ali
around Us besPeGk the high merits OF It, yirtues.-
Philadelphia Ledgz.
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Boys Wear

Boys Wear.
DIAM and PAncy CaulmeroS,
il MArinO CAsalnietUs,
CAshmOrSI aud TWSeds,
sumner Cloths Italian Cloths,
EAaEenett AID DrllIpEA,
Linen Checks and ColtonAdes,
We respectfully invite the attention Of buyers to
our large and well assorted stock Of Boys Wear,
which d now complete and We invite those In want
OF such 20 give US call A. call and Inspection Of
our goods lneuts no obllgltionstO purShAse.
COOPER 1 sRNSRNEY,
apo REFLl sroRE, No. lSS Main It,
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES s,
&C.. &C.. go

hS-ws have at a heavy sIpsudiiurr, furnl,hcdour
job ofiss with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, &C.,
Ofthsiaest and most fashionable sylc. to render (,
capable Of executing work equal to that Of any Other
establishment in the city, ond possessing lltle. ia
the way Of Steam, &c, for doing work rIpcdtlously
unsurpassed by amy other ofice, respectfully pre-
sent our claims fora share Of public patronage, Asau
ring those who sntrust thelrwork to Us, that no EFFORT
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction,
novll!6s CAMPBELL L MDERMOT.
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TIE
OFFICIAL WAR MAP.
Hazards Railroad 4 MllItaryMap
OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.

EROM the most authentic sources, and the Coast
i Surveys, engraved 10 the FINEST Style OF Map
Making. IL gives % ruceLt AID such valuable fats
concerning all the Railroads, TIT the War Depart.
nieht Immediately authorized lts publication, aud
distributed ONE THOUSAND COPIES among the
Generals and COl0hela Of the Army.
A II IL THE ONLY MAP that IL authorized a. OF
FlCIAL, It Is the uost Reliable and Authentic aud
from it, large siIe,-S2 by 65 lnches-shoWs at
glance the Principal Places, and all the Strategic
Points. Gen. Mcclellan has HeknONledsei the great
Importance u II to his movements.
BEAUTIFULLY COLORED. PRICE ONLY ONE
DOLLAR, to compete With inferior maps. 10 Cloth
Case, ti.tO Diasscted and Mounted on Muslin. $gbO
Mounted on Muslin, with Rollers, and V.rulshed,
$3.50. Sent Free by Mall on receipt OF Price.
WILLIS T. HAZARD,
MOTH Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
A9-AI every Intelligent man wants THE BEST
and ONLY OFFICIAL MAP, Agents eau make money
rapidly by selling this.
H5-NEWsPAPEhs Inserting this three times shall
receive copy by Mall mJ9o-3t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12
Spring, 1862.
Hosiery, Gloves, Linens,
WHITE GOODS, sc.
sTEILNAEE, HIERICHs & CO.,
IMPORTERS,

no. II aANON Elk ST.,
BALTIMORE.
VIZ are oohstaa,ly receiving per steamers irUla
w kufvpS, additions 10 car tt0ek u Hosiery
0lSVua, Ae- together With s-isri Aussftnsnt II
unsna, aad White Gosia, and beg 10 oasr
70 The tFads The tiloSthg ssasohAbls aEtitsa via!
Ladies cOitOa Ila.s. White, UbblsAehSd, NiIsd, As
Mes hIl0ss, DO DO DO
ChiidfVnb Cotton Hose DO Do Do
Gloves Of every description, hr army % civilians use
White uhea haBd'kfa, MsuS lhd Wonrnt,
C0l0rVi PIihlsd Linen Do DO %
MAdrAs DO
Nrck Tiss and CiAVtts Of stsry dsaeFiptioa.
Black and Col0rri SKIRT BnidS
B,.ek ssd Coloird Patent rhrvAd, Let md 4uAliiy
Clarke slI Cord and EnAHslsd Spool coltoa,
Hack and White Stay Binding,
Inca Tapos ABd BObbinL
v hitr uhl C0loTvd frrnch TGrlStons
Irish Linens, JAc0uttta, Cambriea, sHia.ra,
Mesquite Nttta, ChAmhFuys and STRIPED Skirtnks,
With Large AstoTtmSut u other eOdL in our
line, all " which W are enabled By our long eOunre
iiou Nth EumpeAh mAnufActures 10 xii a. low a.
they ean b. purchased In this country. Apl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

Mourning Goods.
r uptN's BONBAzINEs,
IL Plain BLACK ChIiet
Z" Barsgos,
6rSnAdlns
TamUtlne and TAmSSe Cloth,
Crars Mrrets aud MOEAmblquvs,
luplhG Wool DOlalhes,
Plain Black FoulArd SilkA
Hack and White do
GlnghAmS,
Black Thlbst shAwl,,
Grape
Cr'pe Collars and Sets.
:, In tAet We have everything In the Mourning Good
line usually kept 10 hpt class Retail Dry GoOdi
house., Buyers will hud Il to their advantage "a
give rs call. -
mls COOPER sENsENRY.
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Group, WhOopIng Cough, Innu.p.n.

Group, Whooplng Cough, InnuenIn,
SPEISonELD, Miss, Feb. I, 1865.
BGorHEE AHER: will eheerfully certify YOUR Tts.
toTdI Is the best remedy We possess for he cure o
whooping cough, Group, and thB chest dI,sasrs Of
children We q your maternity in the south ap.
oar people. HIRAM C6SKLIS n n
AMOS LIE, ESQ, MoNTEIEr, a.. write, a Ia,
1856: ~ hAd tedious Influenza. which eop6nsJ M
10 door .lI weeks took many He,lIeines without re-
lief; uAlly tried your TtetSrai by the advice Of orr
clergyman. The hrSt dOse relieved the sorsnS.s in
NY throat and lungs; les than one half the bottle
cheapest NJ well A. the best We can buy. And We ~
teen you, Doctor, and your medicines, as the poor
mans friend" 49,
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A'thma or Phthisio, and Bronchitis,

AsthhA OF FhthlsioS and Bronchitis.
NEsr MANCHESTER Pa Feb, 1, 1855,
sR; Your Cherry PSclorul /. psrformjbg marvel.
ons cures In this section. II has relieved several
from alarming 'ympiums Of consumption and |, now
curing man who has lAbOred under an RHsctIon Of
the lungs for the last forty years.
HENRY L.PARRs, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D. ALBION, MONROE Co.. Iowa.
writes, Sept. 8, 1855; "Ouring my practice Of many
years have found nothing equal to your cksrTy
pictorial Tor SWING ease aud relief 10 consumptiTe
patients, or curing suel, a arc eurAble."
We IN ght add volumes Of evidence, but the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of his remedy IL
found In IL effects upon trial.
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Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence
Of the community.
Ayers SarsapariIIa.

For Spring Dl.s..st
For Purifying the Blood.
For seroful. or xInE.E,l
For Tpnorr, Uls.r., ADD Sore.
For Eruption, and Piupls..
For BlOsehs., Blniu., and Boil.
Foe ST Anthony. Fire, Rose, or Eryllpsll..
For letter or Bait Rhoun.
For seAld Head aud RlnSvOrn.
For Cancer and Cameron, sor,.
For Sore Bye, sor. Ear, AID Ha4or,.
For Female Di.sa,u.
For Suppression .nd 1r.sal.-isy.
FOR Syphilis or v.p.,..l Diseases.
For Liver Complaint.
Yf Diseases Of the Heart
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Prae,ieal and Anaiytieal catRia, LOgsil, nan
And sold by A. q, GOOD / Co and by ali Druggists
and dealers In Medicine everywhere. mills
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

NIX the un3sFt,gned NAyoft, hsroby csftily that
w Tie pyugGisiu, Apothscafiea, ard fbyuiciAns
u car elvtr1 oiiss have dsbei dscun,shi q ~
ilrAhes % ui thai tie rSnedi-s u Oh, ,. Z. ATKR
CO. u LouelL tAyegs AaTlpAfilla, PllA Age
Care, aud Chsry fpctorAl,l lave tea ioahd 10 -
seaelnes q gIVai sAeslionts, And VcTthy The Coz
n4shcs q The sotnhuhiiy,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

yETHEREAs John Cahl did. on tn. as,h d,v ~,
w May, d. 1855, execute and deliver to Elphaet
p. Jeycox a certain mortgage deed of that date in
and by which he then and there conveyed the said
Eliph~et p. Jaycox the fooSing described Of
land, situated in the county of La Sale, and State
Illinois, The half of the northeast and the
east half Of the southeast quarters OF section a.
in township thirty 900 north OF two, I'd east OF
the I'd p NJ, containing one hundred and hity-ive
1000 acres; and whereas, in and by said mortgage
deed is prov ided, aone other things that said deed
should stand as security for the payment OF certain
Proinissory note, OF even date with said mortgage
deed, Tor the sum OF $40 and due one year after
date with interest per cent after maturity;
and by said mortgage Gesd, that should default be
made in the payment principal or interest therein
mentioned or any part or portion of either, at the
time times the shall become due then the said
Eiphalet p Jaycox his heirs and a. signs yrre thereby
authorized To sell the real therein desc rbed at
public auction, after giving four weeks notice Of the
time and place Of sale in some public newspaper in
the county where the said real estate is ii uae,
convey the to the highest and best bidder, aud
out oI the money arising thererOm first pay all
ney and counsel fees cost and expenses, and tn en-
retain the whole amount of the principal secured
by said mort with interest the the day
of sale, aud pay the surplus il any there shall be,
the sad party OF the FIRST part in said mortgage deed
(Which said mortgage deed duly ac nowledgcd and
recorded in the Recorders Off e. OF the county La
Sale, i'm book 80 page 90 y and whereas, default has
been made in the payment two hundred dollars Of
the principal OF said note, in said mortgage deed
ito. ed, and In the payment Of per interest on
the said two hundred dollars from the 2sth day May
A. d. $50;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to the said John
.
OF the powers contained in said mortgage deed, shall,
on the 1911 day Of February, II lsG2, between ,he
hours OF IL o'cioti, n -na .ock n of said
day at the south Of tie Ccur. ,,ouss IN said conn
y o. --Ie, sell at public nctiin the highest and
pest bidder for cash. the land in said mortgag. deed
described, viz The east half Of the northeast quarter,
and the east haf OF the southeast quarter OF section
one % in township thirty 800 north Of range two,
Cd east Of the 81 p. NJ, ia the .ad county Of La
sale t Is sale is made for the purpose OF pa wing
the sum due on said prsmis.ory note, with attorney
fees, cost and expenses
deed WI be given 10 the purchaser or purchasers
immediately after tie sale
ELIPHALET =. JAYCOX.
JOHN L. AAIiiCSY, airy. lOltawa, Jan. II, 'G2.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18
4 grit II | t ural.
Illinois Cotton.

We cut from the Prairie Farmer the fol-
lowing among large mass of evidence
collected by the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, of the adaptness of Southern
Illinois TO cotton raising:
William H. Brown, Of Chicago, came to
Illinois in 1918 In Randolph County,
cotton was extensively raised for ten years.
1t was almost the only article the farmers
raised to sell When the price declined
to 5a1 cents per pound, the culture was
abandoned AT 10 cents per pound ii can
be raised to profit, and Mr. Brown thinks
the culture will be again resumed
William Parsons, aged 43, T. o. DaSoto,
jackson county, came from Virginia IN
1888; raised cotton fer first ten years
until cotton goods could be bought cheap
er; used native seed; planted from first
to tenth of May; picked last of September
and first of October; sometimes the crop
was partially cut Off by frost; knows It
will do well in this section of country.
Phineas c. Hall, aged 81, 2. O Murphys-
boro', Jackson county; came from Ken
lucky when n boy; about twenty years
ago raised cotton three years; gave up its
culture because it made too much work
for the family, and it was no object TO
raise it for saIo; used native seed: planted
about the first OF May and picked IN Sep
TENDER and October; mad no trouble from
frost: think it can be made a paying crop
in Southern Illinois.
Stephen A Holiday aged -, P. o.
Murphysboro. jackson county; native of
Illinois; raised cotton from his earliest
recollection until he VAS twenty two years
of age, and raised some for home use this
year; usei native seed; planted first Of
don't know why we can't raise cotton, and
q fair crop OF it in Southern Illinois.
James Goodwin, aged 80 p o. Carbon
dale, Jackson county; came from Tennes-
see in 1890; raised cotton every year until
three years ago; is satisfied II Will 90
well
Jacob ". Kruse, aged IS, P. o. Jones
boro. Union county; came from North
Carolina III ISIS: raised cotton for the first
seven years used native seed; planted in
May and picked the last of September;
had no trouble from frost; thinks It will
do as well here as in North Carolina
Caleb Leyerlee, aged Il, z. O. Jonesbero,
Union county; native Of Illinois; has
raised cotton ever since he can remember;
used native seed planted first OF May
and picked in September and October
had no trouble from frost
Jacob Pecler. aged 5S, ?. Office Wetang,
Alexander county: came fiom North Car
DINA in 1872; raised cotton for fifteen
years-untIl cotton goods could be bought
cheaper; used native seed; planted first
of May and picked the last of September;
had no trouble from frost
Peter Peeler, aged CO. Post Office Uilin
Alexander county; came from North Car
DINA in 1915; raised cotton for thirteen
years-until cttton goods could be bought
cheaper; used native seed; planted the
last of april or first OF May and picked in
September and October; had no trouble
from frost
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

Hoes As POINTEEs-In some parts CT
France and Italy, hogs are regularly train
ed to hunt for truiias, . sort of musroom
of delicate h.vcr and highly priced, found
beneath the surface OF the ground. When
the hog scents the truifie. he expresses
his satisfaction by grunt, then digs up
the ground with his saoGt, SEXES the grui-
fie carefully, and carries it to his master,
who gives him HANDFUL Of grain as a re-
ward And II is well known fact that
in the midland counties Of England, some
intelligent breeds Of hogs haze been train
cd TO hunt for partridge, woodcocll, and
other game, and have manifested the val
liable qualities of thoroughbred and saga
ciour pointers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

FARAERs SHOULD Grow FLAx-Piease to
commend all farmers to raise piece of
flax Linen cloth can be made as well
now as fifty years ago, and will answer for
over-shirts and over ais, and for many
other purposes that cotton has been used
for. Our women viii look just as well,
and appear . little smarter, with checked
aprons and dresses made OF linen. Cotton
has risen at such rapid rate that few will
be able 20 buy. The poor class of women
can make linen cloth themselves, and the
little boys and girls can oe clothed with it
I would recommend, Cor the benefit of the
people, that you tell them where they can
obtain flax seed if you know. Instead of
using the seed foI oil, it should be saved
for the greater benefit OF the peopIe-u
LEECH, Greet IIaAey, y. l.. 1862.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

Facts ABOUT C0TTOS.-The stock of cot
ton at Liverpool December first was only
sixty-seven thousand bales less than a. the
same date in 1860, and the stock in Eng
Ladd was undoubtedly much larger than
it was . year go, 1t being well known that
the manufacturers have laid in unusu-
ally heavy supplies The English trade
returns for the month Of October are just
published, and they show the following
results rs to the imports OF cotton:
IL le5l-----.------ ------1s!'is5 evils
OF these imports, the Last Indies furn-
ished -i66,j1S cwts. against lIj,50I cwts.
las: year. Thus true IS it, that India. rs
the Eng!ishmen are III the habit Of savn 2,
always furnishes Whatever IS wanted oil
her"
Whenever and however she civil war in
this country may end matters have already
gone 50 far, that the cotton monopoly oil
the South is ended forever. If peace Is
made tomorrow the old cotton productive
ness of the South cannot be restored in
season 10 prevent the GrIn establishment
OF the cotton culture IN so many quarters
OF the globe, as 10 tiestToy the control oil
this staple, which the slave holders once
enjoyed, and by tenure which was proof
against everything but their own suicidal
folly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

oIICE Is hereby given to an ~hon it may oncern
~ that al sale OF Delinquent lands and town lots
Tor the state, county ana special and due
thereon, for the year A. d. lsJ9, held a the Cour
House in ottHVa- La Sale County, Stale Illinois
commenced on the .sth day Of May, A. 1863, and
continued from DAY day pursuance Of la The
following descT bed lots. situated in said county
taxed ia the rsIectiyey Of tie persons herein
stated she p day Of June $500 sold to the
subscriber for lie and due for the
year 4 l55s, and tnai the time Of redemption oil
stid lots from SAID sale will expire - two years from
tie day Of s1l Lot one G block thirty
ed In ne or George ). Fisher nine block
forty mine, assessed in Tie Of A J Galloway
both Of said OTIS being in the states addition
Wa, La sale County. Illinois.
Ottawa, Jan. II, " W. :. EAsTON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

To KEEP Ice From WINDows-We find
the following directions to keep ice from
show windows, going the rounds: Take
an ordinary paint brush or SPONGE aud
run over the glass once or twice a day a
little alcohol, aud it will keep the glass as
free from ice as in the middle of summer,
and it will also give as COED polish as
can be got in any other way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

SORGHUM SUGAa-Mr D. l.. butcher has
left with us sample of sugar manufactured
from the sorghum syrup, which is as beau
tiful as the finest quality of New Orleans.
He thinks this sugar can be manufactured
so as not to cost about fire cents per pound.
The syrup made from the sorghum sugar
cane costs, in its manufacture, from 20 TO
% cents per gallon -D1renDort Gazette.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18
Gblraga advertisements.
SEWING MACHINES.
The ECcununy of Using the franklin
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover an d
Baker stitch which has taken the highest premium at
the Illinois State Fair in September last, IA the Uni
ted states Fair St Louis in 1850, and at the rrii-
eipal State Fairs throughout the ccuutTy.
Compei.nt Judges gave q decision IN iavor OF TINS
stitch account OF its great strength and adaptation
te all kinds of family and manufacturing purposes.
The following table will show tie difference IN favor
Of Sewing Machines over the old method OF stitching
bv hand In ,he working OF these Machines there IS
not only great saving OF labor ard time, besides add
ing greatly t. the health uness OF the employment,
bct stitch is rlrrI stronger, more Elastic AMI
lslrF liable rip rtyel than the stitch made
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