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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-05-06
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Ed-To show how the Democratic Members oi
the Ohio Legislature have been amusing them.
selves, we give the following, from their pro-
ceedlngs last week;
VISIBLE ADMIXTuRE,
II. B. 507, by Mr.. Walling-Snppemen Ia
on act entitled "An act to preserve the purity OF
elections" passed March 20, 1841 20. L., vol.
80, page 18), was read the third time.
Mr.. Callen demanded the previous question.
Sustained.
Mi. Wolf moved to lay the bill on the table,
Lost--& 10 H.
Mr. McMorran moved to adjourn. Lost
"a TO So.
Afer further Hlllbustering the bill was passed,
under the operation Of the previous question
SO TO 40.
The bill Furnishes persons not white male cit
liens Of the United States for voting by lmprs-
onment In the PenltentlGry not less than one
nor more than five years, and also Furnishes
those procuring or advising such persons TO vote,
and Furnishes judges of elect ion for receiving
such votes.
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TAxINo .. 5. noNps.

TAXING u. 3. BONDS,
II. B. us, by Mr.. Leete--From the Finance
Committee, to prov lde for taxing bonds, legal
tender treasury notes, and fractional currency OF
the United States, held or owned by indlvldu oils
or corporations In this State.
Mr.. Walling moved to amend by adding sec
tion making II the duty of the County Auditors
Cfthe Treasurer is restrained from the collection
OF taxes by Injunction, or otherwise) 10 place the
unpaid taxes upon the duplicate from year TO
year, with interest and penalties, as In the case
Of other taxes; and that II the Auditor Ia re-
strained from so doing be shall keep O separate
book, and open separate account for unpaid
taxes against the holders of bonds, etc.
Mr.. Walllng moved further to amend so that
the bill instead OF requiring bonds, etc., to be
taxed, shall require investments in bonds, ETC.,
20 be taxed.
Mr.. Scott, of Warren, moved amend by ling
State bonds.
Mr. Wolf moved TO strike out oil after the en-.
acting clause
A long and interesting debate took place up
on the bill and the proposed amendments, Of
which the lateness Of the hour prevents synOp-
gis being made.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-05-06

HELMBoLDs. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA, Is the great Blood Psrifer.
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Mr.. Golden made an extraordinary speech. He
hoped the motion would not prevail, The bill
when the minority was endeavOrlng to defeat
(the eight per cent interest bill 10 the most In.
iqultous and damnablo of any ever cOpcocted. A
hundred thousand dollars is on deposit in one Of
the banks Of Columbus 10 be used in carrying
the measure through the Assembly.
Mr.. Brooks rose to polut Of order The gen.
neman was not only stating an untrnth, but was
rejecting upon the integrity OF the Senate and
House.
Mr.. Golden tried 10 proceed.
Mr.. Brooks insisted that the Senator should he
stopped until The point Of order was determined
Mr.. Golden denied that he Intended 10 reflect
upon the integrity Of the General Assembly.
The President, UIieut. Gov. Lee) said the gen.
tloman had not said the money had been used
bat only that Il was on deposit ready 10 be used
He did not think this reflection upon the In
tegnty Of the General Assembly. Therefore Mr.
Brooks point OF order was not well taken
TLieut. Gov. Lee Will certainly achieve a reputn-
tion If this be fair specimen OF hiS ability for
making distinctions without differences.
Mr.. Dangler-If the Senator did not mean that
this fund was being used for corruRlng the As
sembly, what did II mean1
Mr.. Golden We'll, that fund Is used for print
ing blank petitions and manufacturing public
sentiment In favor Of the BILL and buying up
newspapers, etc. Whenever Senator makes q
charge against bis brother Senator and Is boldly
met, bis usual eowardly resort Is 10 say that he
meant the newspapers. Yet there Is not prob
ably single slckly weekly In Ohio, with a
circulation Of 800, that would not be just as df-
hcut 70 buy as Mr.. Golden.
Mr. Golden said, further, that he had no doubt
o million dollars could be raised to carry the
Ferguson Railroad bill now pending before this
body. He thanked the Lord that he had nothing
70 do with any banks, railroads or insurance
companies,
We viii osly add that this Mr.. Golden Is a
brother Of the notorious Simon Tappcrtlt"
Golden, who made sucn an effort to break down
cur business here two years ago.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-05-06

True economy dictates the adoption and
use of the best tools and most approved ma
chInery that eau be had (, In the operations
of the farm. II certainly none the less re-
QuIres the employment. Of the best attain
able means for the preservation of ones
health, aud the treatment of the diseases
incident to himself and those dependent
upon HIN. s.g lHu ..f
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If agents have been able to dispose of i'm
mense editions of similar works (haying
much to recommend them, perhaps, but
quite inferior to this,) at from S6 to $40 per
copy, 1t is not to be wondered at that there
should be wide spread demand and ready
sale for book like this, that gives more In
formation In ons:fourth the space and atone
third the cost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

LAMONT CONBrSArIoN.-This unequslled troupe
OF acrobats musicians, dancisss, &C., will give one
Of their superior exhibitions at Turner Hall this
evening. SO says Mr.. Davies, their gentle manly
agent. rich treat may be expected. if We judge
from the many complimentary notices received by
the company. They performed at Dss Aoines re-.
GENTLY, and the Register thus speaks Of them:
The Lamont Combination last evening, at Moor's
Hall. drew good house Their performances were
excellent, and were greeted with repeated rounds
Of hearty applause. The dances were tip.t the
violin performances brilliant and artistic and the
gymnsssic feats we'll performed and entertaining.
The troop numbers among its members, the La.
mont Dfss., the great sorobats and gymnssts; Miss
Annie Kneass. prima donna; ]. N. Ren.frow, song
and dance artist; Tommy Queen. champion silver
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

A funny incident occurred here on Wednes-
day evening. A woman named Jotss, Norsker
who lives somewhere on Covel Greek, came to
town and ont up some rather Singular pr,nhs
1t may be as well to premise, that she has that
order OF virtue which, like Cesar's wifs's. was
not above suspicion. She is the mother Of
couple OF little Jotsses, without ary father in par.
ticular for either. She, teo Il adj etsd 10 Mquids
TO various sorts, and it il said has no desire for
water or tes or the nildsr beverages; in fast ale
"takes hers straight" =, =,
She came to town - above, riding one horse
and leading smother and drove into Fox river, 1T
tho vstsriug place, and refused TO come ont.
When some one In sight had tss.sd shs had BEEN
in tho fearfully cold water too long ior her own
good or that Of her horses, officer Meyers was
ssnt for. He esme 10 the sosne Of sotion, or
rather non-action, and there found her ladyship,
sitting with impsrturbabls gravity. When be
called upon her 70 como cut. she waved him sf
with qussnly gestures Of seorn. A crowd came,
and there shs sat with frisid souposure. No ono
desired to wade out in that 10y wsser, especial.
ly because it was hintsd shs had . revolve, hid
den in her lovely bosom. She said she despised
oil mankind, and she would commit suicide in
the event Of any interference with her. At
length, after sitting there - hour or more, ske
apparently fell into slsep. A man with hugo
boots went out noselessly ss possible i. order 70
surprise her. He came asar enough to sss her
fass in the dark, but though he had bsen ~ still
a. . cat, she heard and saw him. Thers she sat,
quietly smoking cigar She uttered an sxcla.
nation Of wrath, and whipping mp her horsss,
went beysnd hia reach, and even 70 the Illinois
river, until the cold water came into her shoes.
Then, perhaps relentius, she returned to an
equal depth above, and then went up and down,
to and fro.
At length, at 10 O'Clock, when she thosyht the
crowd had left she came ashore, but the officers
were hidden awaiting ner coming. After brief
struggle that one woman, after battling oil the
efforts Of q hundred msn, was captured and jail
ed, but not atil several men had received .
good dueking in the 10y waters Of the river. She
il now at large rejoicing in her wontsd manner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

LIFTING OF MAIL CoSrRAcfs.-The WsIkLr LEA.
DER printed at Bloomington, H., in its last issue,
publishes the Advertisement of the Post Office De.
psrtnent for bids for carrying the Nail on tho sew
eral routes in this state. 1t gives number, name
of Post Office and time of departure and arrival ol
the mail on every route in Illinois; also the in.
struetions to "bidders" and postmasters. 1t is q
valuable paper for every mail contractor, post.
master and business man to have and 70 preserve
for reference. BY sending ten cents to Sclbird
Waters, publishers, a copy will be mailed, postage
paid, to any address.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

PsRsoxAL-Hon. John Scott, 1t. Governor Of
Iowa, is stopping 1t the Clifton Hotel Hon. b. c.
Cook has gone to Washington to worry the Ameri.
can Eagle in the coming session Of Congress. :.
Dr.. Boyle. brother OF n. X. Boyle, ESQ.,, Of this
city, has determined to make Ousws his home,
and will prsesiee surgery and medicine. He comes
among US with the highest scientific requirements.
and We wish him sbusdans success. His Office will
be With II. X. Boyle, Esq.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

wos'r TAKs '8s.-A few nights ags. The police
arrested bswildered individual for being sut late
with . "sieht" o.. bat Ne sheriff refused 70 put
him in the county jail. the ground that The city
don't psy Up for such jobs. This will bss ehssrful
joke on the City Marshal and police. Hereafter,
when they make sa arrest at night they will b.
obliged 10 guard their "bird" till nosnipg. Think
Of this, with the thermometer st ten degrees bs.
low zero!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

As will be observed, by reference to their adver.
tisement in another column, the celebrated Men
deissohn Quintette Club will give one concert al
Turner Hall, on the evening ofDec. 9th.
1t will be vocal aud ipstramentsl The former
portion by Miss Jenny Busk, . lady vocalist who is
quite celebrated for the sweetness purity and cul-
tivation Of her voice. the latter by the members
Of the Club. Messrs Schutze. Meisel Ryan, Heindl
and Fries, and will consist not only of the marvel
lOus Quntette playing which has made them so
famous but of solos. upon the flute by Heindl. who
is without rival in this country upon the violin.
cello, BY Fries who is one of the greatest living
masters of this difficult and beautiful instrument !;
upon the clarioaet by Ryan, who has few equals in
the world. and upon the violin by Schultze, who
Justly ranks with the first In this country Mag.
niticent ~ is this powerful array of soloists, and
attractive as it will undoubtedly prove to the pub
lie, it IL their concerted qsintette playing which
has achieved their high reputation, and which con-
sttutss the grand feature of their entertainments
They play 80 perfectly together in harmony. time,
and expression, that one can scarcely realize. ex
cept BY occular proof, that it is not grand in.
| strunent which he hears, pouring forth the most
delicious music, and under the control Of one mas
ter mind. Even the most hyPercritical fail to dis
cover Aaw in the perfection Of their music. and
the most experienced dilletanti learns from them
new beauties in works with which they had before
imagined themselves familiar. ,t12&s @+ta
Words fail to convey to those who have never
heard this Club any idea of the enjoyment derlva.
BILE from their entrancingly beautiful "chamber
music" IS this iluintstte playing is dsnominated
While it possesses sufficient power 10 do justice to
the composers conceptions, even in 20 great .
| work - the overture to Ssmiramids, it does not
overpower or crush out the most delicate beauties
as large orchestra SO infrequently does rot, but
develops them most perfectly bewitching the senses
and reszing the most exalted ideal Of beauty in
musical art. II weud b. we'll II this style of music
we're more generally cultivated omong cur own
people. and in this sense we cannot but regard the
Eendelssohn Club as doing sort of missionary
work BY their concerts. By all means let our rea-
ders hear them. aud judge for themselves.
PROGRAMME:
The SIshsinsae q eH Russian Air xsnoa
Mss Kenny B,sk.
Fantasia for Flute..The Wind" Bdcciadi
M. Z. n Hetndi.
Adago rom the Qnartetts in c. op Beethoven
ksssrs Sciui;c and Ma.s
Pact II. ....t
Scene Air Bel rssgo from oPsn @ Of semramis Ros'ni
T. rantssie for Clsrnete"Reverie Caprice. Ryan
| Thomas Ry0n.
Andante Canzonetta Quartet n nat H. Mendelssohn
fan'"'' hh'"re 70, W yiGl2nee9o M,s l,.: servai'
| NV Jenny Bnst
H. Chorus and Air from the Opera Of "Oberon wcbe,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

wsAnY PILoaIn Lssx-Whsrsfers will you
fresss your feet and die Of sorrow for ths want Of
gsod, warm, fashionable shoes, when Joe NsssA,
can - readily. quickly and chsaply supply yeur
needs, as we'll in shoeA - in boots CATERS, &C..
Go now aud choose from his varied stock ERE it
be too ixto.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

BIRDS CAaED.-A couple OF horeful chaps,
named Lynch, living at La Sale, one only about
fourteen years DID, and the other but couple OF
years older, committed tho crime of stealing .
wagon, horses and harness, it is charged, were
brought up by officer Keys, on Thursday. and
lodged in the calaboose to await examination.
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Agents,

ALEX. vAuauEy ESQ, Is authorised agent at Seneca,
Ill., receive pay for old Subscriptions % the Hrss
Trader and oontrAst for job printing &C. All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
J. l. MONTGOMERY Esq.,, authorized Axcntat Leland,
this county receipt for subscriptions to the Fes Trs
der, advertising. &C.
&C. AeHRo, Ksq, and q. ". CuNNIHs antho-
sed ageut TO receipt for subscriptions to the fRHl TIA
DIR for &C. at the town Of StreAtor In
this eou~.y.
j. W. BROWNE Esq., authorized agent at Earville-
this county receipt for subscriptions to and advertise
ment In the Free Trader.
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THsArR,cAL.-KiugsIey's dramatic troupe have
been delighting the people of ottawa during the
past week with their most excellent entertainments
at Turner Hall. They are all artists Of merit and
we're deserving OF much better houses than they
drew, but they left good reputation behind them,
so that they will have better financial success
whenever they may choose to return.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

70 RsSf-Ons Of the best farms in the state Of
Illinois for tillags or the raising Of stock There 10
living water on il the year around. The farm IL
situstsd ON the old plank road road, north Of Otts
VI, and contains l6O acres. For further Informs.
ton inquire At the store Of JoAN FlsxY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

I notice by short communication, signed "R.
+. Dyer" in the last FREE TRADER, that he is suf.
fering from distressing disease called infantile
cholic. Let me suggest to him that the complain
is not dangerous, and as he grows older he will be
less liable to such attacks. H. OLIN, NJ. d.
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OTTAWA LoDGE No IL Meets every Thursday evening.
Lessing Lodge No. Sc German Lodge meets every We'd
block. ~
Daughters OF Rebeccs Meet the first Tuesday eve
ming OF esch month.
OTTAWA EycAxrnrST No. SO: Meets on the second and
onrth Tuesday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

HOLIDAY PREsENTs-Smith Il Rising have
beautiful display Of mserschaums, porous briar
and other pipes, also cigar holders of tho most
elegant design, as we'll as pretty assortment OF
cigar cases. silver tobacco boxes and other things
suitable for holiday presents. Walk in and 500
that handsome show case and contents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

1.-the following officers were elected by Shah.
bona Chaprer9No ss.R A. NJ, for the ensuing year
H'iF. Clark, II. r.; r. NJ. Macarthur, K; Geo. J.
Burgess, s.; E. 8. Hobert, O. H.; Robert Henning,
r. g.; David Ba,cheIder, r. A. c.; Henry Koch,
Master Sd VI John F.. Mckinley, Naster I'd ";
w. G. smith, Master lst "; E. l.. Herrick, Sec;
H. G. Nash, Treas; p. n. Gregg, Tyler. ,@'r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

Our AND ls.-A. B. Moore, the able, genial and
efficient County Clerk. retires from Office to-day
and Mr., Mead succeeds him. and we believe Mr..
Shepherd. Treasurer elect. will plrv similar trick
on Mr.. Bowen, the outgoing Treasurer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04
Temperance Orders.

Q. g. T., OTTAWA LoDsE No. aa5 Meets every Friday
evening IN their hall, Checvers New Block T. Smith, w.
X. ;. Geo. W Lsulb. ". T.. T.
or h. LIyEDAk TEMPLE No tsubordinate): Meets
cry tuesday evening their hail. in Ch-everI Block
Z; G. Morse, ". q. ]. John Dickermsn. W. H.
Mnaeishs Social Temple Sos. meets in the New Hall IN
Cheeyers Block every Thursday evening Miss Ella Grow
T. Geo y: Hunter. b. y. r.; Nrs Thos Ready 3. r.;
A. L. Wood, b. Il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

DRowSRD. last, two boys. sged nine
and eleven years, respectively, sons Of Mr.. james
Kelly, laborer living nsar the squsduet, in this
city whiIs skating, broke through the ice and were
drowned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

The Great Revolutionary Dollar Store beats tn.
world on good goods, and your choice Of every.
thing for 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

Doe LosT.-On the 25th Of November, lost .
small, full blooded Scotch Terrier, named JEFF"
cream color, short tail, ears clipped, understood,
and teeth on one side Of jaw project Stands
about one foot high. On hind legs no jew claws.
Has had ono rib broken. offer for his recovery
$40 reward. J. SEwRLL.
Revolution Dollar Store, SO Madison st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04
JOBBING DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for dons all kinds OF Job Work In the va
rous styles OF the art surpassed In this section and
werepecfuy solicit those wishing anything done In this
hne to give us call By the udieions and liberal use OF
printers Ink mans fortune has been made and the
fed is still open. Tryit
Orders by mail promptly attended to-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

ARRlvAL.-General Rush and oil his family, in
cluding his wife and children, may be found .
Bowman's Art Gallery.
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The Song they Sing.

aa e. Is .
The Song they Sing. ,.- er,.
H Our stock of goods must be sold out, >,
ii In thirty days, or there about, .o -,,.i s,,,g
Every thing in our big stock, m. g.,5i.i.r
Wen sell at prices that must shock. 1er
iW" Sing fol de du dal du.
For dollars three wen sell shawl, f""
Oh such price, how very small! =
For fifteen cents wen sell wool hose,
Oh this price, how very close. H: /, '...-..'
..4 acr,5 Sing fol de du dal du. n,
For twenty cents Wen dress goods sell,
Worth shilling very we'll; 'i+ ="
Five cents will buy fine kerchief,
Oh! these prices, Oh! our grief.
Sing fol Dc du dal du.
= Come mamas, come, your daughters dress,
DO help Us in our great distress, .i3 $50
Come now come quick but come you must,
For otherwise wen surely bust. I52'
Sing fol de du dal du.
.y4sis 40 e1 HoRAL. asa tapt1pEE
To sell old good not worth cuss,
IFS necessary to make FUSS. ,. .r,.,.
.o3 I1 OUR SONG.
i Our patrons We are glad to see,
-' But them We will not bore,
Wen sell them goods At their real worth,
Nothing less and nothing more.
Lynch, BxArYY 4 O'KAxs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

Every style Of Childres's shoes sfths celebrated
Philadelphia custom work. can be found st Chile
/ Brothers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

MAsoNIc-The annual election Of officers OF
Occidental Lodge No. 4O A. F. & A. NJ. will
take place on Monday evening. Dec. 8, 1859.
GEo. J. BURGESS w. II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

Ladies', get pair of those Flannel lined Con-
gress Slippers at Child & Bros, just the thing
to slip on the in morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

CASRD.-Prescott, the eminent hat and cap
dealer, for sone fancied grievance. osned us con-
sidersbly. We have the cane yet, and ven get up
TO p il it takes till the LIST of June. There now.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

Christmas and New Years gifts for young an
old, the best variety in the city, aa c. G. Luts'i
li9 Main street, south Of the Court House squat,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

be- GEORGE PEABoDY-Rev. D. J. Holmes, Sab.
bath evening, in the Methodist Church, will dc.
liver lecture on the Life, Worth and Death Of
the Great Philsnthropist.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

The most beautiful dolls in the market at the
Revolutionary Dollar Store.
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MAT TERIA M EDICA,..

ooh'ans no more acknowledged powerful and effective ed,
cnes 'hsn those Of tho vegetable kingdom At the same eu
ac1 beyond dspate that such medicines leave in the hu
man system no bad Effects Therefore, it should be mani.
u 70 AVOID all medicines that in any form contain the least
any oi 'ne many mercural and arsenlcal preparations
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

The Charter Oak Life Insurance Go. hes Z
supsriors and but isw equals. ''n f'i'liss '''''f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

The Handkerchief Tie, something knobby, AT
the Clothing Bazaar. Hrs
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Ladies' hats, new, pretty and just the style, 70,
only 81, at the great New Dollar Store, 3e Madi.
son street
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Go to tho Dollar Store 36 Madison street, fol
new goods and notions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

For chssp millinery 60 to 3. A. Nastinger's, She
will sell her entire stock at reduced prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

Bring your wife and children to sss tho splsa.
did new goods now on exhibition ct tho Great
Revolutionary Store.
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Tsrsi rsssl TeYsi--C. q. Lsts, ~ Main st.,
south Of Court House square, hss got ths largest
sAeah - tsys b Ne seasty.e .gns spt ,-eidI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04

New Goods, chsap goods, handsome and styl.
ish, st the New Dollar Store. I
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For Albums, forssslies. wsskbssss, whsi.,
Dssls. Psekst 1sesa. H.. ell y o. q. Lsls'A III
nsiu IT,, ssuth sCosrt Hsuse. s,oo., ,;6