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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07
MARSHAL'S SALE.

By virtue of venditioni exponus issued from
the Circuit Courto the United States: in the
9th Circuit for said District, will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, At the Court House in
the town Of Columbia, Naury county, Tennss-
see, on Thursday, the s0tn day Of October, 1870,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
which John T.. Moore has in and to the follow.
ing described parcel Of piece Of ground, 10 wit
A house and los in the town of HRbyville,
Aaury county, Tennessee and Sch district, con
tanning 2acres, more or less, upon which LOT
is one store frame house.
Said lot will be sold as the property Of said
John C. Moore, 70 satisfy . judgment and costs
in favor of the United States ". the said Johu
G. Moore, obtained On the 9th day Of July
1858. Sale within lawful hours. 9Gs. :
|. WILLIAM N. HUGHES,
Sepl6-4t. q. s. Deputy NArshal.
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SHERrrF,s SALE.

By virtue of two Fl. FA.'s in my hands, is
sued from the Chancery Court, in favor Of j. L.
Williams, Clerk and Master, vs.. G. II. Edw ~rds,
Robert d. Ricketts, and James W. Hogan.
will sell, on Saturday, the 18th day of Novem-
Der. 1870, at the Court House door In the town
of Columbia, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described tract or parcel Of land,
lying on the waters Of Cathey's Greek, and ad-
Joining the lands of Stephen Worley, James r.
Kittrell, Thomas d. Cathey, Thomas Baird and
others, levied on as the property Of c. NJ. Ed
wards to satisfy said Fl. Fs. Sale within legal
hours. JESSE 8. HARRIS,
Oct7 Deputy Sheriff.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

w. II. WIsENER, the Radical candi-
date for Governor of Tennessee, has again
expressed willingness to meet General
BRowN, the Democratic candidate, on
the stump. Col. A. S. CoLYER, who
has beentwice candidate for Governor,
has withdrawn again.
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lNsoLvENT NOTICE. /.

Ihsve this. day suggested to the Clerk of the
County Court Of Asury county, Tennessee, the
insolvency Of the estate OF James N. Erwin,
With the Clerk Of said County Court, duly au-
theuticated, on OF before the first day Of March,
1871, or they viii be barred. All persons in
debted to said estate win come forward and
moke settlement with the undersigned.
Sep 80. CORDELIA p. ERWIN,
l. --- Administrator.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07
CiHANcERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery Court
at Columbia at the March term thereof, 1853,
in the case of F. G. Dunnfngton and others, "
George CAN'T and Others, l will sell to the
highest bidder. at the Court House in the
town OF Columbia, on Monday the 24th day Of
October: isao, valuable tr;es ofland situated
joining the lands Of w. 4. Hodge, W. B,
Wilson, and others, consaiuing1io scres. !
y Terms, six and twelve mouths credit The
purchaser required 10 execute notes with
good security and lien retained fnr the pur-
chase money. J. l. WILLIAMS, c. 4 n. =
Sep22 At. ..l-s ar. -..,.t
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FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. JNO. C. BROWN.
FOR CONGRESS,
GEN. W. C. WHITTHORNE.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
Gil. 7. Fl. PEBBLES.
FOR FLOATER,
WILLIAM B. GORDON.
When the Fairs Commence.
Nashville, October 3.
Springfield, :. IL.

The STATES" is the name OF a
large and handsome weekly paper re-
Gently started at Brownsville, Tenn.
by r.. w. and WuLo HAYWOOD. We
wish it much success.
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SALE ia q-.,3.
OF LEWIS COUNTY LAND.

Pursuant to decree Of the Cbancery Court nj
Columbia at the March term 1870, in the case Of
Court House in Columbia, on Monday, the 10th
day of October, 1870, two tracts Of land, situa-
ted in Lswis county, Tenn, one Of which con
tains 200 scres, lying on Swan Greek, and
known az the Gibbs place: the other contain.
about 40 acres, and adjoins the ADORE describes
tract - ESQ - ttra 49,
Terms, six and twelve months credit, with IN
tsaest from daae, the purchasers required d
execute, notes with good security, and . lier
! Sept97t6 IL. WILLIAMS. c. IN.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
Hugh Douglas, and smother, " Gideon
J. Pillow, ct 81. lsssi :, %


J. Pillow, ct "a. > 81 = =,
II appearing to me from complainant's
amended bill, filed In tho shove cause
that Nsrcissa Martin, Charles 2. Martin,
Joseph A. Martin, Fredrick g. Martin,
Rufus ]. Polk and wife, Cvnthis B. Polk,
are defendants and non-residents of the
State of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served on them.
Il b therefore ordered by me that publ
cation be made in tho COLUMBIA HER
AID, a newspaper published In the town
of Columbia, Maury county, Tennessee,
fol four successive weeks, the last OF
which shall be 1t least one week before
the next term CT the Chancery Court, to
be held at the Court House in said town
Of Columbia, on the fourth Monday In
November next, requiring said defend
ants to then and there appear, and plead,
answer, or demur, TO complsinant's bill,
or the same win be taken for confessed a.
to them, and set for hearing exparte.
Sep30-4t J. L. WILLIAMS, c. & NJ.
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for a beantiful specimen of castor oil.
n,.n,f c,urod h., him on.l s.;a A. \.
.nall,as.'. - -, = T. ' IN s"4e y 20
equal 10 the pest west lndia. A pre-
MUM was also given to McGaw &
Coffey. of Cornersville. Giles county,
for the hest cotton-o;n mann ractpreti
~ -. s a !.
10y ,nen H. - - a spienoia piece o.
machinery, and the gentlemen deserve
great credit for their mechanism
yIr ,nbl;sl,;n ., p,; -, A., .ot.
.s..r.r.a .ai.ss1,sT az ~: '.s,Ssp "a, -
ton s esilllproluery, u snQu1lldy AaYe. " peeh
Miss Laura McGaw, instead OF Nc
Cav. The following ales, &C., were
awordod = ,ro,,,;,,r, ,yh;oh. wo,,. o,sS
n ..''4' = ~. "I-'p'-- i
oilli.ted - - s..j..,;, az. F..s.,. 9
Best sparkling Editipnrg ale, 1eihi
q Lord, NASHVILLE. liz .bre .eey,f :
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07
In cHANcERY ,.,.4.. r., =.
% ATCoLUMBIA.
Z NONRESIDENT NOTICES.

(, 90 --tt i--
8. N. Neciey, Admir-, vs.. n. E: Wiles, ct al.
IN ap,ear;ng 10 me from the cross bill Of N
WIZ. SaS IN. e .hor. 'r go. III. ~. ,E.
Fr.".I;,, NJ. sc.s, .ssti;. s' nnens
Or mora hrnIhers snS sister vhcse n.ms. az
rntnowr Rnfns N.rt;n W;,;.n E..sr.n "a
-. b.,"hnS = EaS,r.n ~ p.n
- ~ h2.hsrd. a RI. "a I.,..S.
S gu NC. J.te1s.S., - .:S-N..
% ~. S,.,e 81 T.nn.ssSa AZ thss ~
O,a;narv nroces. AZ Is~ csnn,. =. .s--ss =. cn
.Ss,,, IL thsr.So-s o.,s-ad =. ~. a.. ~ u
i;..,;o,, h. nd. In shs Co,n,S;. H. ..
ns-s,a,,s. ,,,hi;sha5 IN ths to.-n - CoI,-S,;.
nMsmspaPS. Tsnr a. nc t ~~n =. So'umS.
fore he nert term OF The Chancery Court n he
held At the Court House In said town Of Coium-
bis, ION the 9Th louday in November next, re-
quiring the said defendants TO then and there
appear ard plead, answer or demurts complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for. con-
fessed IS to them, and set for hearing ex parte.
Oct7-4w J. l.. WILLIAMS, Z. & n.
Sii.il - -
Zach. W. Scott ct al. VI. Tyre Noles, Admins
TRAITOR, ct al. lf.. 8
II annear;no To me frou campIs;uant's hin
6,ed IN the above cause. that Caleb Scot. Jane
Scott ParmeIia ]. Hanev. Susan Z. ChaIk. LON.
lea Chalk q. NJ ChaIk and Mar l. Chslk ~
| dpfpudQntS MN S1Dt4 o.
Tennessee. 40 that the ord,uary process Of Law
cannot be served on them. II Is therefore or
dered by me that publication be made in the Co
lumbia HERALD. q sevspaper published IN Ii,
town of Columbia, Maury county, Tennessee
for four successive weeks, tho isa Of which
Of the Ch.nte cry Court to be held Il the COur
Mouse 10 .n ScU ~n o. "ert sps "a A.
@oaoay .h"s "a ~ sN.s... ~, al. ri. !.
,enu.s S..,' ur ;" '. Iii :, M
sa.r;m he tat.o f'.' 'rc.f.sssd =. n then
md s.s e., e.r;rs Az n.rte' - :
'D Ssn.Isolw +. WILLIAMS. G. N
| u. n ,a 1870, =. C,;a.., i p;,
| ""sA Do"e''' low ma oshe-. :
-,
| 1t appearln& 70 me from cSmpiaanan,s D.
NED IN the ABOVE cause, snat N.Ic:sss Msr'I
Gnar'es MarSn, tG " IN . ~ a Hu.Ss
fo,k ana VIZ, vyns. o S.I .., I Tsn. .n :
ana non,resiosns =. .ne o os,se =. .enns,
tnat ne ofoinaty ocess 2, ~ c-lnS S os ~,
On SnsM ~ IAN r. ~ ro,.mh;: H n1
pnomc~u o nn %a H.. so~n ~ Conmb;s
49, cdmn,r, Tannss.ae ~ fonr snccess;r
Maahs ths I:st 81 wh;.h .hsi, h. :, Iessf On
1 oecAS- hnO 'ecs "a ""sSn coe'A - - -
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tennessee BANK NOTES
FOR SALE

At Bank of Columbia. Good fer payment o
State Tax.
sep9n.
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OTUMP, RUFE& CHEATHAM,
fT0Ns0RtAE 4 PHYSI0GN0MICAL
n, n,i. =. 70, Manipulators.

Two -DUURS BELOW,.ANDREWS' HARD
'..i'J. WARE STORE, fF'
iui ~ Columbia, Tenn. - $
Stump Porter and Marsh Walker have opened
Barber shop in front Of Uncle Jim Kennedy,s,
next door to Lipscomb Bros. Their raxors are
sharp their hands skilled. and their prices low.
Rnk. Wilkes, o famous barber, has . chair in
this shop. .,ejlau.. f,sfjrla', sefol
March &c. If. .,5 ,.,,.. 100,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07
The symptoms Of liv-
err complaint are unea-
siness and pain in the
side. Sometimes the
SIMMONS

and Is mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
bowels in general costive, sometimes sltsrna-
ting with lax. The head is troubled with pain.
and doll, heavy sensation, considerable loss OF
memory, accompanied with painful sensation OF
having LETT undone something which ought to
have been done. Often complaining Of weak
ness, debility and low spirits. Sonefmes
some Of the above symptoms attend Ne disease,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07
LIVER
Cure the Liver with.
DR. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator


A prepsrstiou of roots and herbs, warranted to
be strictly vegetable and can do No injury to
any one.
Il has been used By hundreds, and known for
the last IS years as one Of the most reliable,
eficscious and harmless preparations ever ener-
ed to The suffering. II taken regularly and per-
sistentiy, It is sure TO cure.
D1 jaundice, eosavsness,
Regulator. sick headache, chronic
] diarrhes, a6sctions of
the bladder, camp dyseutery, affections Of the
kidneys, fever. nervousness, chiIls, diseases Oh
the skin, impurity of the blood melancholy, or
depression Of spirits, heartburn, colo, or palma
in thebowels. pain in the head, fever and sgue,
dropsy. boils, pain in back and limbs, asthma,
erysipslas, female affections, and bilious dis
eases generally.
Prepared only by J. n. ZEILlN q co.
For sale By TITCOMB WILLIAMS.
Colu mbis, Tenn
Prize q by mail IFS. AIr.2
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Best year old mare of all work,
premium, John Fitzgerald, certificate,
t0s 49, .rs.! z
4 Be mare d ALI FORK, 4 bmiumS y
es si3 E; sa. : 81 e VI H'''
~ Bs tssStihg 5sfse, q % MnR e

moa, of Giles, certificate to Col Bal
lantine.
Best pacing geiding, premium, S J
Roberts, ridden by Garrett Voorhies,
etitiheate, A y Bethe} | ~
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iantine. ,,..s,
pest pacing geiding, premium Wnn,h =
nS1efkSs, rloae =, g ~ as 1'rs
s'if'nea's' a y Hepe5 | ~
-H1eRAL HA1,hPREMlUMs.
+ PressrveSn .peaE exceliept, prem.-
NM MIS- M NJ NQorhiesy certnca'c'
Miss Mary Jordan. i.i'nssa p
7 iPreserTe sy recommended FOE preml-
um, Ma OgiHsrienoi,29llE = airs. !,
~ C1tron, fecom mended for premium,
Mrs d u H4Heyv IN go ~ q. 20. :,
Opium Jelly 'preMlaah, Mrs 9T b
Rains, SeEtnieHteJ y stephenson.
Gr1RS Jelly, ri :ommeifned 1lor pre-
mi AM Mrs. Ogigvte X i.',. $50 80, ;
|;tcH ea9n ie4X rec9mmenqed f9r pre-
FHlRH, Miss atnAlf fly,i cf FlliilhiGia'o ;.
Mrs 0gleEie. hInoD g9ilt hs,e ,s.s,l,. I,
|iaFRsg,so4 Jelly, rreSommenoea .1of
PreminIn Ans OgIsyle. sa,E ,.Io.l i.
Foa(3hefry1eAy, recommended ZOE pre-
mfnm9 AuA,gaevie.i H;oL III -, .
PIC GoosebefTy 5ellyy premium, A1 Iss
Fannie Manning, 'cerel neaee Ars W
yo0rhfes: .sn9 = :" i, 80, 80 .
/, Fear Ifny, premium, Mrs Vsieesyid,
certificate, Mrs. ST Chappeh. I1 ,
Apple le4y premium MS ? ,MMT
tleld, cerh1cale, MIS- W VII III ao e'ftl.
Sr. '4l,,s3. 10 mid ISM ad ,sl -
Qpiace jelly, premium, Mrse =; 4,
GhapPeAH ceruncate' p MISS Saest'e
vOOIulteS .lffestiit = tt-..s D. .4E.G
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

NEUFcHAREAU, October 3, via Tours,
October At is rumored here that
the body of Won Moltke was in a lead
coffin which recently passed, through
Toul. Won Moltke is a4native of
Mecklenburg. eN-.l ~ - III l..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

THAT AroLoGY.-Of course! We always
apologize. We have couple Of dozen on hand
now, writton up, 10 be used in emergencies.
This one is about the Serena seineists. They
send us word that we "must take it back Or"
Certainly. Here goes:
|. Those Norwegians are not from Norway.
=. In Norway, where they came from, every.
body had right to 'cut bait or go fishing" aud
there was no lop.eared "local" to publish 'em.
.. This is -- nice, free country, where
poor emigrant from Norway has no rights!
4. They went to church that Sunday morning
az usual, and contributed their regular little ten
cents apiece to the fund 10 send out Sunday
school teachers to the heather in the Canuibal
Islands. to be eaten up BY the natives Of that
hospital section.
D. Where they went Sunday ewning is no
bodys business, and II rAined, anyhow!
q. They didn't fish with seine. It was a
''contrivanee" made out Of Irvine.
Z. They adopted with . war whoop Of satisfac.
ton the following resolutions: Resolved That
the local Of the FREE TRADER in knock kaeed,
bow legged, red headed, blear eyed stupid,) who
don't know enough to chow gum, pound sand OF
weed onions. and that II he should ever conc b
Serena we'll chaw his sAr, punch his snoot, AID
hurt his eysl
"Rssolvsd. That We arc resolved"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

ARTISAN WELL, Mt Cushing ha. the con.
tract for boring the ar:e,isn well in West Ot.a.
Wa, Abuer Strawn furnishing the machinery
The well i, located in front of DR.. ncA,rhur's
resdencv.
Abner Strawn'- t.,an we'll i. rOD feet deep
pipe put down raised the water to within IS
feet Of the Top. Mr., $ being out OF water to run
his engine. has removed me machinery md will
employ wind mill pump arrangement to raise
water till September, when he Will bore deeper.
in hope of getting .ufficcu, TOW Of water.
Mr. Strawns well i on the bluff abou. 100
feet above the level of the valley between the
bluffs, and it is probable he will never be able to
bring the water u the surface there
Two more well companies have been organized
in this city during the week-one to bore we'll
on the 9TH WARD school lot, and supply the peo.
pie on Main and Madison, and contiguous cross
streets; another on Superior street nesr:Paul,
70 supply the denzeHs in tina, quarter with pure
water.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

MAN KILLED AT MESDOTA.-Last Sunday,
while some Germans were returning from pic.
nicbAt MENDOZA, q couple OF men engaged in .
fearful fight. One was blacksmith, name nm.
known, and the other named Klesel, a young
man under 81 years and of good character. Tho
other had been but few weeks at Mendoza, and
but lately from Germany. The quarrel arose
from one Of them, the blacksmith, singing vulgar
songs in the presence Of lady escorted by Kie-
sci. The blacksmith stabbed Kiesel 40 that he
died on Thursday morning, and the other party
escaped.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

Mr.. F. r. Butler. who recently delivered a
lecture in this city on the wrongs of ireland,
thus writes his impressions of Ottawa to the
Irish Nees:
Ny next was stay at the neat and compact city
OF Ottawa, the situstion of which grand and its
scenery most picturesque. There l also met
many noble souls, men Of generous, frank and
pleasing dispositions; but the roblest Roman oil
them all is the ardent lover of his country, Mr..
John Feeny one whose every thought seems
conferred in the green Isle of his fathers. There
also had the honor of addressing my fellow
countrymen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

PERsoNAL.-Chas. Stout and Cyrus Stamate,
two young men who have hosts Of friends in this
city, ON Tuesday departed on tour through
Kansas and Missouri to see how it looks out that
way. If the boys conclude to locate in that re.
sion, We hope they may have tons of success.
Chas. Christie, of VIM. Patrick's tea, coffee
and spice house, Chicago; E. G. Cole, of Fowler,
SIooum d Formsn, hosiery and white goods, n
Y. and G. F. Lsndy, Of Burnhams & Van
Schaak, drugs. Chicago, were in town last week
attending to business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

CITY MLLs.-Mr. ]. Sample, the superintsn.
dent of City Mills, informs us that he i. receiving
a very large lot of red winter wheat of the high.
est grade; also fine lot Of excellent spring
wheat. The City Mills are now turning cut %
good flour as can he made any place, and at ~
low prices. They have large quantities Of feed,
and deliver goods, free Of charge, to all parts
Of the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

RUHAwAYs.-Duringth the week we had about the
usual number of runsways. Mr. Sam Dewey's
horse got scared while going TO cross the Illi-
nois river bridge, from La Sale street, and ran
away, coliding with the partition between tie
road way aud foot walk; upset things; spilled
out Mr.. Dewey's family, consisting of eight per.
sons, including ladies and children, but no one
was hurt. Sam says he can't see what scared
the horse. OF course not, the horse saw sam
We think any horse having any sort OF self.
respect would run away, eyery,ime under such
frghtful and UNSUITABLE circumstances
Mr.. Mathies was drivin. a lady home. who
had made some purchase, when his horse was
backed INTO and kicked hy another horse. aud
ran away, up-ettirg the concern. Mathies
sligh,ing first and the lady plump on top OF him.
Now, Mathies weigh. only 125 lbs, while the
lady tips the beam scarcely an ounce less than
two hundred aud some odd pounds She was
not hurt, nor had he any bones broken. but ii.
said the impression Of hi form i. still plainly
visible ON the pavement where they fell -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

PoLIcE.-Thursday last tina, distinguished
gentleman. Johney Doolan. otherwise called .'Buf.
faIo Rock Giant made his appearance before
Judge Leavens, ia a very dilspidated condition.
hi' usually prepossessing mug WAS much
d'sngured with marks, cuts and scratches, and bis
proooscis somewhat peeled. He entered com.
plant sgains. - ditchman. who was aither
giving him bel. IN the COB, besides ~ clou, on
the lug and a skelP on the ear" It seemed
the othes man, nanvd Phil Yenks, had some cows
that were tee,pa-,inS on .he "Gisnt's" ground,
and no captured them shutting them M. When
lenks went TO get them hot words followed. and
then blows.
The court heard the srgunen, pro and con,
and fined fenks 81 and costs-<3 more. Yenk.
departed an indignant man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

How can good housewife entertain company
at dinner or tea, and do herself justice, and
please her guests, without having nice, light,
snowy biscuits? To have such biscuits she
must get Jerry Woods -four, made from the
best of wheat at the Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

HERE Now.-Ano.her new lot Of elegant
dress goods received a. Burke & Heenan's, last
week. aud hundreds of ladies' made happy. Some
OF the prettest ball dresses to be worn next 4th
OF y, were bought by young ladies at Burke
Il Heenans. They had looked all over town, and
pronounced these goods, kept by this firm, the
prettiest, best ard cheapest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

Mrs. Robert Dale Owen makes the assertion
that more than half the work in the world 10
done by women. Perhaps that is the reason
why more than half the work in the world is
so poorly DONE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

ATTENTION, FARMERS Farmers will please
take notice that have the exclusive sale of the
Marsh Harvester in the towns of Brookfield,
Grand Rapids, Farm Ridge, Ottawa, South
Ottawa, Rutland, Msnlius and Fall River. Any
one wishing one Of those machines, or any infor.
nation concerning them, will please call on or
address ia. WOODWARD.
Marseilles, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

SAY, You !-Ebersol 10 on hand with new lot
Of fishing tackle. he keeps full assortment OF
artificial flies, adapted to tho season, and lots of
spoons. 90. Eb. is fully posted on the fishing
question, and will ssll you just what you need
and throw in dollars worth of valuable lin.
formation for nothing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

YES, LAUGH But you know the Caasd,ans
and the Fenisns did fight, and in the conflict
many boots and shoes were worn out. Among
those who persisted in the row, were some that
Joe Mezafin sold. He is happy to state that
they wore longer and did better service than sny
purchased elsewhere. For further particulars
ask Joseph and he will explain all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04
Big boots for big men at Child Il Bros.

A SUaGEsTIoN.-The new bridge over the side
cut, on Main street. is completed, and good
foot walk On the north side of it, but without
proper approaches it might as we'll be strung
from one church steeple to another. "Hows
that for high" respected city fathers?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

PURE NATIVE WINEs.-There can be nothing
trusr than that large portion of the wines in
the market at the present day are injurious adul.
terations. Such being the case the public have
agreat difficulty in procuring genuine wine
and medicine men often find that their patient
Rstrogresses, when ordered TO take port wines.
instead of progressing, by taking mixture Of
alcohol and lcgwood; hence the difficulty that
medical men have TO contend with when order.
Ing a stimulaLt.
The public Will be glad to hear that Messrs.
Perkins, Stearrs Il Co., the great California wine
house, are sending from California some pure
vines
The committee of the Chicago Medical Society
report upon these wines as follow:
Their purity and general exce.n nee are wor.
thy of our confidence and patron ,ge, and we
hereby commend them to the puolir as being a
pure and genuine article.
Messrs. Strawn Il Powell, havn. bought a
good stock of these wines, are now Offering them
to the public, and doubt not bu. what they will
give universal satisfaction.
BRooMS.-Onc of the essentials TO heuseksep.
ing Is Il good broom. In fact, no well regulated
domestic institution can get along we'll without
one. In the hands of tidy housekeeper they
are very nice to look at but in the hands of an
enraged woman-phew Fred Rowe, our Otta.
wa broom maker, is about the best broomist we
know Of His brooms always take the premium
wherever he exhibits them. He uses the best Of
stock, and does his work in skillful manner, 90
that his brooms always give satisfaction. Go to
him and get broom made to order. Ono Of hi,
brooms is worth three or four ordinary store
ones, both in utility and beauty Of finish. Hill
shop is on Madison street, corner block west O,
La Sale street
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DR.. La Fontaine still holds forth at the Park
House, and is doing wonders IN the healing art.
People come to see him from far and near, and
many assure rs they hsve been wholly cured,
Or greatly relieved, under his treatment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04

Rcddick 4 Gillen find the demand for their
goods very great. Consequently Mr.. Gillen was
obliged to go east for another new supply yester-
day. When he returns with the new lot, next
YOU saw.