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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07
State OF South Carolina,
I'd n1alN11i1 n !nIC1iRI(lfII -

. EDO11T 1II7D ~ 15'1V]s'
= IN ORDINARY.
nYw. P..DERIsOE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
mo. sor 'Ie.ters of f;AdministTatiot, en- all snd
ain gIiar Tao goods aad chatteis; rshs and oredits
Of Mary Trottsr lste of the District Aforesaid
ao2ra. T... therefore, to cito end admonish al
,,d soguas, the Kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to, he and appear before me at orr next
ordinarys Couft for the saa astr.ot. 20 ps n9iuen
~ .sag rsn., any, why the said administrators
snSG @;Ssn nndsr my hand and sea this 2sth day of
Nov. IN tho year Of our Lord'ons thousand eight
hnnarsd and sizty-three and in the seth year OF
the Iudependsnoe IF SoutF Carolina.
'n' 1ANs VI. .F.DERIseE, o.E.p.
/ Nov %, 1864 2sy z4aa
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Tax i'm Kind.

W WILL attend Mt the following times and places
IL mentioned below to Assess. CORN, BUCK
WHEAT, RICE. 1RISH POTaT0ES,- FOD
DER, SUGAR, MOLASSE5, COTTON, PEAS,
upd PEAS. FiZ.
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Notice,
Final Notice.

A LII persons having any demands against the
"A Estate of John B. Gardner, deceased, are
requested to present their claims, properly pro-
vcn, on or before the 9th day Of December next,
ut tho 0rdinpry', Office, on which day Final Set
Element will be made on said Estate. Those fail
ing will bc barred.
Sent 27 I2t -. Al :.
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Tax in Kind Notice.

n WILL nttond at tho following places to re-
Il ceve the Tithes of CORY, FODDER, BUCK
WHEAT. RICE, SUGAR, MOLASsES Of Cane
and Of Sorghum. PEAS, BEANS; irish P0TA-
TOES, COTTON and Ground PEAS, viz:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07

. I viii at tho ramol time receive the tithe Of
Wheat, Oats, Rye, Cured Hay end Wool, from
those who have failed to mako tbcir returns.
IF producers wish to got the benefit of credits
on their agricultural property, they would do
we'll to be prompt IN Masking ther returrs.
GEO. A. ADDISON. Assessor
18th Col. Dist.
. Nov % 3t 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07

will also bo n uamburB On tHe I1E1 eActH-
siycly for those of.our soldiers in camp ut that.
place. 49,.
MY Books viii then close, and all defaulters
reported. -The Assessor will be With mo and re-
ceive returns from those who fhnyc not been as
sesssd, and will also receive the returns oe qnaT-
torly aales forthn quarter ending lst Dot 1864.
H. T. WRIGHT, /.
Collector for la;h Collection District.
Nov % 1t 4S
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REV M. ". SANS, Pn1sccrrllL.
War Tax

- 18th COLLECTION UiSTRICT.>
TNtNDINa itimpossihle it to prepare my Books
T. in timo to meet my appointments as previ-
ously announced, Iproposs the following change,
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Administrators A Sale.

ny virtue Of an order from ". F. Durisoe, Or
Is slinary, I will sell at tho late residence OF
JAMES Il. WHITE, decd, on THURSDAY,
the S;hDecc,nber next, al, the personal Estate
of snid cd, consisting>of
FOUR NEGROES,
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,
CORN, FODDER, PEAS. .sHUcKs. =
HOUSEHOLD AID KITCHEN sFuK NlltRE,
.B-cksmiih and Plantation Too,s, DC.
TER,s-rwc.ys mon tbs credit VITA in'crest
fro,a DIV Of sale. Eeto and approved s:curity
van Dc ''4''M MARTHA E. WHITE, Ad'ix.
Nov % ~. ct 4V
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07

Tay PAYERS arc earnestly selieitad to attend
rn5etuslly, as !, cannot 60 around but once. Tho
ponalty of default is FIVE times the assessed Falue.
CHARLES CARTER,,As
- Tax in Kind, 18th Dist
-,J;oa dt ia
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Nov %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-16

'tKesiience opposite Indiana Hotel. y rsper. }
IyASa large stock % Dry Goods Groce-
- RES and No'ion-. which he u drsirous
~ neddline cns on The Principle Of "smaii
profits and Quick ssies.' tie gives below
r''nc ~ his price,. snd iovi'es 'hr~r who
- 7" buy - ca'i On him w Ms home. ~
s'"N ~ wagon. wl,rn N mc'irn. "A \ kinds
VI rsndacc taken N "xchsny- ~ snod.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-16

or The var Department gives The State
VI Indiana credit Iot La 2il0 three esrs
volunteers. aud charges het qno,ss under
ali calls, ll0aa3 men, leaving crcd, IL
The State over all calls oi II, is1 MN I'hc
e'ste h enr,Ied 90 . further etsdn " sbrul
5000 ofs enlsisd veterans not :n,Md,d 10
The abvyt account.
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c'fnsporsde.ce oi ih- Jasper Cvuslss. 4
Letter from Dubois Volunteer.
llkAnV aRrrS, Co. X, G5ih. Rkor. IxD.
VoI. ALT.ArooSA "a No, xrAINs, GEoa-
. GA. June i4lh, sol.
IKISD DuASE: Owing to hard SER
vice that have brcn engaged in since
] Was At home last winter, have not
had An opportunity to write to my
friends in Dubois as often as | should
have dom.
And i y"n will now give me little
space IN your paper. ] will make one
letter answer for many, and rs you
have a correspondent in Co. X, who
gives yen AL the general news. aud I
will not trouble yvu with but few
lines.
Aud ioav'id anticipation, | will 1t
once lorccesi 70 inform my friends that
on my departure from Huntingburg,
! dri not 20 10 Canada. as it was
rhcuinur.G i,y base set of traitor Qua
villains. who are TOO cowardly to 90
into the ariIh tllemseI YES. either on
the slde they heartily syupalhise with
''ihc South or the Union" And are
always Irying to SANDER those that
are doing all they can put down THE
wicked rebellion; Twill just say to
such men. '-hark sc. there is time
coming when Yankee soldiers will
once n'orel'e perni itted to come home.
and they will have revenge
As said before, did not 90 to the
and Of refuge. but went direct 70
my regiment then at Madersonville.
icunessee. And | now compose
about six ieet Of General Sherman's
great army. We have been engaged
N cl'ascingthe enemy, building breast
works, aud fighting them rvsr siucs
he 81 day OF Nav. and are now lay
ng within gunshot of their works.
waiting orders. We have been on
'ery scaut ratons the most of the
ime, (tl'at is our Division.) and have
been AS long % three days 1t time
Without any thing to eat; am told
bat the reason Of us being scarce Of
rub is that our Mules are 40 poor
bat they cannot pull more than the
miy wogvn ., officers all admit this
Q be a fact: and 20 day there was
wenty barre d " Risky issued 10 the
fficers Of this Division. and when
ne offirels would come in with two
r thrce canteens full Of the rcd eve
hey would be asked BY the privates.
do we get ANY Of that,' the answer
sould invera bic BE-. no Il is for the
fiiccrs.' Well you may call this
onesfy Or what ynn will, but 10 ne
Ut here, who orly gels Mt most three
ard tack per day, besides sugar and
Dfiee, and very often not that. Il
'ok as though the officers think more
/ the good old corn Juice than thew
0 Of their men. Our Co. officers.
owevcr gave 70 those OF their men
no felt ike taking a wee drop.
lough torcv We heirdrcoping spirits.
IL think that i they would fiji on .
tile ,nore(har I'd iack .)and less sburst-
sad." il would be much more to our
ivantage. General Sherman has
- passed b,y our lines, seeing that
is right. The boys are vet cheer
q him. r. r. LASWELL.
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dou b,Iers give more vslue 10 these root
han sis,ed above. Only five bushels pc
tree are estimated irnm he apple orchard
. much smsl Her nmonnt than the average q
The most prosur'iv- sors under ne hes
management. The crop Of carrots il large
hut lnreer yield has been obtained on ~
inverted. rich clover sod, manursd well III.
previous suiuinn. plowed early the follow
ng. spring In connection with suhsni.inp
land started y fortnight before common corr
planting On the Whole. we think /, vii
he safe 70 estimate q prtduci ui ~ coo foI
'hs fry acres. arranged in such mixed
6. ufse - would be adapted TO good rc's-
'iou. A. already promised. the land must
be in The very best condition 10 accomplish
this result we'll under drain, q, iull of veg
eiabIe matter frcm the roots Of previous
crops. well supplied with the mspure from
the onimals which such cfops would sustain,
aud Tie whole under energetic and seasons.
ble management. IL Is obvious that the
nett profits OF such farm wuoId be much
greater ,han from the samr amount OF crons
raised. ss is commonly The case, on 200
acres; those who have been accustomed 10
such products 80 istter, will. OF course. be-
lncreduln"s ss 10 the amount which may
be- obtained. but rs before stated, the thing
has BEEN alrrsdy done. and exceeded in nu
~ fous Instances.
Ard ye' there are many landowners In
he met ;rriiis Districts, who would be
iuiie unwilling 10 be pen, up on fi'tyasre
arm; forgetting that tles could clear ~ ~
han ,houssnd dvIsrr every year itom lis
surface. We know 4 small farmer. ~ho
occupies oniy eleven ncres. and YET sells
rom y yearly average Of 500. besides
he smount con-umed by his small fsmil,
)n. year he s"id $500 with = larger amount
hsn We have Indicated in the preceding
slima,-.
A isrge farm has some important sdvsn.
sgrs over smsll Que, especially in the
1ciIi'Is- tor using expensive isrm mschin.
~. But Whist We with pastics.sriy 10
'gr. 4 20 iarm as exie ensively Ne possible
= ,he given numbers scres occupied by The
v nes. Fm example, ne would be lh- morr
Intensive farmer who -hou d raise 81, 900
nu 100 scres. than he who would rats.
Z nU rom 80 acres. The former j. the
md oI large iafnnc W. wish 10 SEE intro
need, even y the owner possesses domain
= Thousand acres rnd upwards II ha-
sny advantage; smos-g which are. les
mount Of 'ravrisDgio 10 70 from one field 20
s"'nef; the shorter distance pnssed by
sms 10 manurIng. pio~ing. and drsw,ng
crop~; ihe comparative case with which
'rh . isrm msy ba -upe rintended, and con
quentiy, the gretaer perfection oi thar
'perinlendence; and lastly, and by 10
cans the least. The incveased compsctnesr
ncighbcrhood-. vir,u.iiy shortening pub !,
: highways. aud bringing oil markets near
70 hand: ior IL the crops of large resior
country are doubled. The villages md !,
wns. aud al the facilities connected with
en-. will slso be doubled, Or 10 speak 9th :.
wise, all these facilities and CO nvenisncss !,
III be brourh, within one.haIi the dstancr
every farmer. ~ Cultivs stor.
.> IA.
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sao.l

81 Ujl
Several viher crops cou:d have been sd
ded, giving greater variety, but the above
wiI answer as , specimen oi what may be
ruised. The m,rkei values ul the prudur,s
will very with localities. ss weIi as with the
mode cf marketing; Tor eAsmpIe: the corn
~ fed 10 animals 5y scme iurmcrs, would
yield less vslue. while " fh others The val.
us would be- cunsia-rsbly increased, AZ. Tor
example. hy The mod. o manufacturing pork
BY N.G. Morgan ~ ,hc IIlus,rn-
Ted A nnusl Register Tor the present year,
BY which b. uniformly ob,ains a dollar a
bushels whrn posk sells At five cents pei
pound. The improved ovndl'on u domcs-
ic animals. ,h- increase IL The richuess ~
nils sni huite- 49, caused ~ feeding CO.
~ IA connection sin Ms fodder, wouIr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-16

T5-The total population Of the world IL
] PSI 73s. 900. Of which number the total
Christian popuis:ion is estimated 10 BE- S6I,
7I8uu0. or le more than one fourth OF
he whole. The proportion Of Pfotes'an,s
10 Roman Catholics in this es,insste il shout
as 70 ,. the former numbering 95,al5 600
and the latter lSjo4l 600. This relative
proportion y approximately mainiained IN
Europe. a Amenca. Asia aud Africa; while in
Ausiraiis and PoIynesis il Is very s'rikring-
" reversed. the Roman CaihoIic- there mum
bcring bu' 80 900 10 Oooooo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-16

6TA phiadeIpIis merchant sent a car.
20 oi goods 10 Couslsnslnople. After the
supercsfpo saw inc bales and boxes safety
landed he inquired When they should be
stored.
Leave them hcse--ii y ont rain tonight
~se The reply.
But dsse not leave them 80 exposed
some u The goods may oe sleIen.' sa'd the
supercsrgo.
The Mahomedan merchant laughed, a. be
replied;
Don't BE- alarmed, nv TREND; there isn't
q christian within hundred miles OF Ne"
ft-.y-l, j. SAID ,hrt Gen Ruri fE's kcv 70
n chmcnd i \ dar- key.
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IL ! sums reupis's cunscitnes are not
cls ~ II l-rn 'or 1Ant ~ irsirlng.
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n5 Down Ets, shssr resides : csrsin
N ?. NOT hlmous 70, ms spsssIty One
cold night be was aroused irom he slum-
bers BY iood kpocknc :. the door. Ahss
some he~i'o'0n ne vent % The window and
asked
WHO'S there -
.r'iend,r vas the answer.
.'wbst DO yon wsn,l'
''wani 20 stay here siI night"
-'Well, stay there The y, was the benevo
lcntnpIy.
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RATES % ApvERTIsIse /.

MATES ~ ADvtkIisikG.
Fov sgussr ~ I'D iinssor less, week, ~ 90
Each suhsequrns inseriion, 30 cis.
Longer advertisements. ., same rate. A
traction ever even square "r squares. co.n'ed
a. square. These are the tsrms ~ tran.
slsn' ldv.ri's.ments; n v.nson hle deiuc-
ton will nc msds sc reeuiar adv er'sers.
" ,'icss of appointment ~ administrators
~ni legal nnf,res oi like character 10 be
raid fnr in advance.
AsK"uwc,Ne SripATEs:
fos r"v"-hip offices. each, s ="
r., cmn,v :. 2 30
rnr District. Circuit, or state, 5.n0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16
4 Remedy for squeakiny Nuisance,

4 correspondent OF the s-.e,.tltIc imeri-
caa has discovered a remedy for squsakinS
boots which will prove OF essentla! value
to all who are anneyed from this CAUSE
The writer says:
/ wish to Cali your attention to what
consider grievous annoyance, for which
suppose the bootnakers are responsible. ]
alluae to the disturbance produced at lee
lures and other meetings (where silence
is essentisl) by those who enter late with
creaking boots II they made other wear
ers Of them as nervous a ti,ey do me when
afflicted with a pair, think some remedy
would ha adAnt.A !: seems to ne, how
ever, that the gentlemen who come late
into meetings are entirely unconcious OF
the effect they are producing. Where the
voice of the speaker Is not very powerful
or he does not keep an ever tose, and the
closest attention is required IRON the su-
dience, creaking pair OF boots often causes
the loss of a statement or the link Of An
arcumen; essential 10 the ri ght understand
ing OF the VII ole subject on hand twant
you to urge the adoption of a remedy on
YOUR readers. Bootmakers have told ne
, tina, Frepch chalk, or something like 1t,
/ put between the soles, will prevent the
evil The last bootmsker from whom
/ purchased pair having assured me posi-
/ lively that they would not annoy me in
/ that way, agreed that if they did he would
take the soles apart and apply the correc
| tive. But when | came to wear them
/ found they screechcd horribly though ii
was in a distant city that | bought them,
| | could not call upon the seller to fulfill
| hts agreement, so determined to try some
renedy myself, however desperate to cure
| them. had frequently tried saturatisa
the soles with common oils, but, although
! this mitigated the evil, it did not cure it
! 1t occurred to me that boiled linseed OIL
I might cure it; accordingly applied it te
the soles, keeping them quite hot during
/ the process to enable them to ABSORB the
! more. / did not know but that She ho
| oil might be ruiz Gus to the boots; but
4 though / could not afford to throw away
such an article, 1 was determined to sacri-
1 fee the boots rather than TO be SO sadly
troubled with their noise. / saturated
them accordingly with as much oil as they
could absorb, and am happy to say thai
nay experiment appears to have succeeded
have worn them now for number q
weeks, and they have been as quiet as thu
best behaved boots ever made. l car
march up the broad aisle of a church with
! out disturbing one serious listener, or enter
any ether meeting as noiselessly as lady
| in velvet slippers, and az far as can see
the boots are mono the worse for the ap'
/ plicatiOn r1 . - r. $50 "a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

!, THE CHEAPEST Foen-The cheapest and
most nutritious vegetable used for food is
beans. Professor Liebig says that pork
and bean. form compound of substances
peculiarly adapted to furnish all thai j:
necessary to support life. A quart OF
beans costs, in Cambridge, eight cents;
half q pouad Of pork, six cents. This, as
every housekeeper knows: will feed small
family fer . day with good, strengthening
f.cd. : -Four quarts of beansa and two pounds
l,of roraed bssf. boiled TO rags in fifty quarts
Of water, nill Furnish "a good meal, to forty
men at a cost Of 76ftyacepts-eps cent and
4 Quarter man.
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Rebel Fun.

The following anecdots is from the COL
embia South Cerolisaian ,....g a..
"Two old ladies were recently covers
ing on the battle of Chickamauga. Said
one :: wish. as General Bragg is . Chris
tian man that he we're dead and in Heaven
think it would be God-send to the Con-
federacy' why, my dear, said the oth-
er. if the General we're near the gates of
Heaven, and invited in, at the critical mo.
meat he would fall back. 1F ih
{. -Contraband information extracted
from rebel letter captured in Northern
Georgia J" The boys in school has got the
ss,en years each hear & it spreds." 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

Ax"AursIsG" y IycIDrNr,-The Richmond
Dsputch, with evident zest, gives the fol-
lowing incident of rebel copscription
San amusing incident occurred yesterday
at the Provost Marshals ollice. Four
Quakers wer brought in as conscripss from
Louden. They were ordered to fall IN
ranks, in order to be marched to the com
mand to :vhiah they were assifinrd. They
refused, saying, We will not fall in. hut
will follow whithsrsoeysr thou ieadest.
A few persuasive arguments. hewever, in
the shape oil thrusts with the bayonet,
chan ged their opinions, aad they fell in
and marched Oft for camp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

fe DisRAELis LReAcv-" Some of cur conf
tenporaries," says the hrish Ns,cs, Take
ocular remarks and sly hints at the PIa-
tonic character Of the friendship Of the la
DIV who lately left Mr.. Disreali Gao, 900.
Perhaps it viii be news to them that she
was iO21years old. asd. At that time of life,
wants the suspicion Of being concerned in
any very demonstrative passion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

THr MoRAeS THeArRE-A recent Salt
Lake City letter speaks Of tho new theatre
erected by the NJ rmors as one OF tho
finsst'in the Union. and adds: +" Last night
1 counted in Bri, ham YsunGs family box
ninety -three women and children, and the
box was not near full. lie occupied aa
elegant private box with his two favorits
wives" r F.- - ftt .r.
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GEORGE r Mcclellan

A SERVANT GIRLS PREaoGA es.-" Now
Miss Bradford, always likes to hove
good old fashioned talk with the lady |
lives with before begins. Imawiul tem-
pered. but I'm dreadful forsivin. Have
you Heckers flour, Ecebrs range, Lo and
cold water. stationary tubs, oil cloth on
the floor dumb waitor? Then follows
her self planned progranle for the week
Monday | washes, Ise to bs let alone
that day Tuesday irons. Nobody's to
come near me that day. Wednesday |
bakes: fse to be let alone that day Thurs
day l picks up the house Nobody TO
come nsar me that day. Friday go to
the city. Nobody's to come near me hat
dsy Saturday l bakes, and Saturday,
afternoon my beau comes to see me. No.
bodys to come near me that day. Sunday
f@has to myself. +5 'iA'77 'f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

Spors on tbs SuS.--Ws don't wish to
alarm people, bat one Of those everlasting
searches for spots upon the sua has dis
covered that the face Of that luminary 10
as thickly covered with spots rs though it
were marked with swall pox, sufficient to
impair its business capacity for lighting
and warming about one per cent
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BUSINESS CARDS.
--|~-----( (7'~~- -
1862. LUMBER. 86S-
Lumber.

g1HE subscribers, having purchased the stock OF
~ lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, now prepared to
furnish all kinds of lumber, aths, shingles, sash,
dsors &c. Also good assortment of Saginaw oards
and dry finishing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders particularly requested 70 ex-
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere.
81. W. CALKINS.
hav1 rfo.tf
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Horef Btnxep-Ths Pike House. in
Bloominston, ln. Was Totally destroyed ey
fire on "Wednesday last Insured for $3,~
600 which coyers the less
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash. Door and RIind Factory.

NTE have moved our Lumber Yard to our Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge and are pre-.
pared to furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles s,..:: ,.:
constantly on hand good assortment OF DRY SEA
SONED FINISHING LUMBER
Having in connection with our Lumber . Sash, Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint and Oil
DEPT We enabled to furnish each and every article
t&ue Dsy want, saving you the trouble of GO
Ing Aager efdiderent places make yoar BILL
We afso invite attention TO our SHINGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation, and can furnish
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale retail.
Our .erns cash, and sell low as the lowest.
',"ase call AID examine for yourselves.
Ofice pm L, Sale -: opposite Van Doren 0sborn's
s,or. rdec 22j STRAWN 4 POWELL.
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N. kNECSSL,

<rs, Q. Drugsistond Apothecarg, Aa'" st. osa"S'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL)
I'm erter Of Drugs Chemicals, French Cesniac Bran
5Ira n ines, &C., &C. auezo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

Homeopathic PlysieidH-otts;'ea, illinois,
CG-gS his services the friends Of t!'e hoh SoPNL
=. - ., o,t.v. in all branches Of lis profession
F,ro uiai attention given to the treatment OF "'
d G iIdr c1. - .,,s,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

The ice cream season being over, the undersgned
his fine in the rear OF his candy
.a.e IA Al oyster House for ladies' and gentlemen.
Oysters in the shell Ia cans Or picked, always on
.w.d fried. roasted, scoiloped, &c., kc. -
Hss Coffee Tea. Chocolate, OF any wholesome drink,
hut no vhiskey, ale or other poisonous liquors
aetlA.2m hENAI WALIhGN'
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u,y n. associated themselves together Tor the p S
6 their roic.sion, respectfully tencet ''e-i So
a. itiz-ns of ottawa and vicinity
B. All persons indebted to either o. ta7 rana.
xrcd are requested 20 call linaeoi"'ei' anu
once over Halb--,'s S.o. Store, Ia sale 81
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- y GlIlGES.

d, ggist, Bookseller, and ssdsioner-"!s1sd H.
sscc ID store in Nattngers block, south sias OF .he
co Irt ouse square. .
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IS. ,YRE~. IsornGopathIsr,

A t- ~, ,r,ised medicine eighteen years. SIX o.
i.hhaye been exclusively devoted 20 ionGopatis
.rrrs his services to the friends oi the system -
&C., Z, all the branches of his profession fartcu,
=, .it.ntfon given to the treatment OF women "hd
biidr.n E{S ofic- next est Of che.'er' s'ere' up
.tairt Wi DR.. LewI..