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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

GROCERIES, &c.
DRIME SPRING BUTTER,
PRIME SMOKED BEEF,
PRIME DAIRY CHEESE.
PINEAPPLE and EDAM CHEikSE,
SUGAR-CURED HAMS aud BREASTS,
SYRUP, SUGAR. aud MOLASSES (chcaph
PATAPSCO FAMILY FLOUR,
VALLEY FAMILY FLOUR,
VALLEY EXTRA FLOUR,
just received By
an 81 SHIELDS, STEVENS Il co.
ROCERIES, GROCERIES.
" Is hogsheads BACON sides and shoulders;
hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGARS,
90 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
6 hogsheads ENGLISH ISLAND and PORTO
RICO MOLAS-ES.
so barrels SYRUPS, common to best;
90 barrels CUT, EASTERN. and NORTH CARO-
LIMA ROE HERRINGS;
40 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA COFFEE;
SOAP, CANDLES, LARD, HAMS, RICE, &C.;
90 barrels WHISKEY, ell grades
CHAMPAGNE, SHERRY, SCUPFERNONG,
and other WINES: Brandy, GIN, RUM,
ALE, PORTER, &C.
CHAMBERLAYNE & JONES'
ap low 1910 Cary street.
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
LAND AGENCY.

NlkGlN1A AND NCKIH CAROLlNA
LAND AGENCY.
MCPiIA1L e. W1THERS,
No. lila MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
The unders ened having this day entered into a
co:partnership under the firm Of McPHAIL Il
WRITER'S. for the purpose of conducting a
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY for The
purchase and sale on commission Of LANDS,
M1EERAi. PROPERTIES, MILLS, and MANU-
FEATURING SITES Of every description. In the
and North Carolina, offer their services to buyers
and sellers generally. They are forming most In;
will establish local agencies at various points in
each State. From their long experience and tho
rough knowledge Of their business, their extern
sive acquaintance and determination to leave
nothing undone to attract attention to properties
entrusted to them, and promote the best interests
OF their customers they feel authorized to solicit
a fair share of public patronage. .
All parties wiz hing TO purchase or sell can OBJ
tain reliable information by applying In person
or by correspondence. We are now receiving ap-
plications for good and well-located mineral pro-
perties. Q. 9. MCPHAlL;
..- Richmond, Va;
WIN, 81. WRITER'S,
late Of Caswell county, n. G.
APRIL !. 1870. ap4 Aim
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MEAT FRAME COTTAGE, WITH
DOvER NEAR RANDOLPH STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIUN.-We will sell at auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 2sth April, al
AZ O'Clock =. NJ the FRAME COTTAGE located
as above, containing three rooms. now occupied
by Mr.. Alexander Jennings. The LOT fronts Sc
feet and runs back $50 feet This Is IN an improving
part of the city.
TERMS : At sale.
Taxes for 1870 to be paid By the purchaser.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
apo Auctioneers.
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r ANDS IN LARGE
~ AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
I have In my hands for sale LANDS In almost
every section Of the State. A number of them are
large. frst-class estates, with splendid improve
meIts, and desirably located:
GEORGE M. DREWRY,
NH calm lo1A Main street.
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sEAI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

II
ByWellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
r ARGE AND WELL-LOCATEDR RESI-.
1 DENCE, ON THE EAST LINE OF FIFTH
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
FOR SALE.-I am authori lied to sell Inc 1oTego-
ing property now owned and occupied by Mrs.
Emily }. Sterling. The lot has front Of led feet
and i depth Of l@0 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
I lie DWELLING, partly of wood and partly OF
brick, is a spacious one and has ample accommo-
dations for q large family.
it will be sold as whole or divided, as may be
TEXANS. Reasonable. w. GODDIN,
nm oI3t Real Estate Auctioneer.
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ByLyne & Brother,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1889 Main street.

WILL BUY A COMFORTABLE
spACU BRICK HOUSE in Green's row, Ore
gon Hill, containing TWO rooms &C. Lot, l7xl32
i'e' " go "''''' 1>ff'' LYME & BROTHER,
ap2 Auctonecrs.
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.AUCrTowg sAa.Es.s sFuturs r,ays. I
>SSS1>~sxssxss~S<s~
{ By Cook q Lsughton, Auctionssrs
ensner ~ 9osernor and franklin streets, 4.

~ z BY CG0k q I8uKHtust3 hUcSIUN5Hfbs
corner OF Governor and franklin streets.
IN 600 Cigars 5Ad ss PIPEs sI LEAF TO TO
&c. &C, AT AUCTI0E.-0n MONDAY the
18th instant at 10 clock. we win sell at the store
OF Messrs. John Boucher e &c, lMho are closing
wood Hotel,
$4,000 CIGARS, Of various brands and qualities;
: Alarge lot Of MEERSCHAUM and BRIEF
ROOT PIPES,
u bales HAVANA LEAF ToBACCo-wrsp-
pers and filters;
900 pounds OF SIZED CUTTINGS,
SNUFF and SEUFF-BOXES,
SHOWCASES and INDIAN SIGN.
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES
P1PE-STEMS.
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
I COOK q LAUGHTOE,
ap "a Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Dnnl Enintn A nront and Annt1nnner.


Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. On FAIRFIELD STREET. NEAK ~ -, rrt AE-
SII0PS OF TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY.--Ast the trustee suostl-
tuted in the stead Of John G. Williams, snostltu-
ted trustee, now deceased who had been substltii-
ted in the stead Of Thomas p. August, deceased,
by an order of the circuit court or R1chmona en-
ut public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY
the 22d April, 1870, at O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL
ESTATE described in deed Of trust from Edward
McAdam to Thomas P. August, trustee, bearing
date 18th February. 1855 duly GeGorGsd IN hicn IL
above, with an OLD BRICK TENEMENT there.
on, fronting together 60 feet on the north SIDE OF
Fairfield street, running back about ls2 deet 20
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, 1t Is more
than probable that on the day OF sale the creditors
VIII allow reasonable terms to be made.
z. II. AYDETT,
an o1-ttls Substituted Trustee.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.-JO
~ Fl. WALSH, al6 Broad street, takes pleasure
to inform the public that he has in stock full
assortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY fr
all its branches, which he Is prepared to sell q,
very low prices. Also q fine selection Of Writing
&C. A call Is solicited. Ia 4
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It has been said that a French cook could
serve up dinner of seven courses with no
other materials than rat and tallow can
die, with fire, water, and seasonings.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, l4a9 Main street. .,..

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY
Il FRAMpD DWELLING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF POPLAR BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIT ZENITH STREETS.-By virtue or q
certain deed OF trust executed by Joseph q. Hill
and wife, dated the nth day of October, 1862 to me
as trustee, of record In the cerks office or Rich.
mond Hastings Court, D. B. sa.A P. $50, to secure
the payment Of certain negotiable note therein
mentioned. shall. at the request OF the beneh.
ciary In said deed. sell at public auction. on tne
premises on SATURDAY the 23d day OF April.
is70 at "a o. clock P. Nj, the REAL ESTATE EN-,
braced In said deed--to wit certain LOT DE
LAND on the south side Of Poplar between Four
teepth and Fifteenth streets. in the city OF Rlcn-
mond with TWO-Sr DRY FRAMED DWELL
ING thereon, cont ,ning about seven rooms, ETC.
The lot fronts Oh Poplar street 81 by l6 feet more
or less. .
TERMS Caeh sufficient to defray the expenses
o. sale and to paw of said note OF 5000, due the
ll-l5lh April. 1870, with interest thereon Till
day of sale; and the residue OF said purchase mo-
ney on such terms and secured In such manner as
the said Hill shall prescribe and direct; In case
of his failure to give such direction on such terms
and secured In such manner as SAID trustee shaH
think fit. ROBERT B. LYME,
apis trustee.
Immediately after the selling Of the above pro-
perty viii be sold TWO DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS situated on The southeast corner Of
Fourteenth and Porlar streets, fronting 273X9S
feet each to IN alley in common.
TERMS: at sale. LYME ( BROTHER,
apa1 Auctioneers.
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BY Gru5bs q WuIlam5,
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
yV1HREE FRAMED DWELLINGS ON
THE EAST SIDE OF ADAMS STREET
JUST ABOVE TRINITY CHURCH, AND
NEARLY OPPOSITE TO THE RESIDEECE
OF s. G. FLOrRNOY, ESQ: AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, 22d April, at falf-past o clock z:
NJ, will be sold upon the premises, THEE
FRAMED D~ Filings situated as ap p, oc aId
Pearseley.
the other two have each three rooms ana klc :
with two rooms; all with lots OF suitable dimen-
sions, -,
These houses are conveniently located, and
suitable for persons Of limited means.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
er,o Auctioneers.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TAMEsL. APPERsON, REAL ESTATE
sS AGENT AND CONVEYANCE. NOTARY
PUBLIC for city Of Richmond, Henrico and
Chesterfield counties. COMMISSIONERS OF
DEEDS for the State of New York. Office, No.
lOl6 corner Main and Eleventh streets, under Ma
tional Bank Of Virginia. ap 1S-l2t
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BY James d, Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
.... ~ Once No. sl Main street.
THAT NEAT BRICK DWELLING,
WITu SEVEN FEET OF
GaoTND ATTACHED, At THE North
VEST CORNER OF MARSHALL A AND MON
viii be sold on FRIDAY, April %, 1870, on the
premises, ut ~ o'clock p NJ, tho above-descrihed
property. The house has six good rooms, br1ck
Kitchen with two rooms gas and water. all In good
order and in good neighborhood. The property
will be sold as whole or divided into three lots If
preferred. each having front of rs feet on Mar
shall street running back 100 feet to an alley 20
feet wide. The house is at present occupied by q
Good tenant and ut q fair rent.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
apls JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctloneer.
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FOR TOBAECONISTS.

rlNO TOBACCONISTS.-We are prepared
l. to make in the best manner all sizes of
FLATTENISG MILLS, SIkkERS, CAST
SlNkERS PLATES, etc, ut short notice and on
reasonable terms. We should be pleased to have
call from all In want.
PALMER r. TURPIE,
NH 1929 Main street.
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WATKINS & COTTRELL. agents for
wv the manufacturers OF GUM Betting,
PACKING, and RUBBERH0SE, &C.
For sale, AEKER, BRAND BOLTING
CLOTH-fun stock on hand-at reduced prices, at
1907 Main street. NH 1e-M,W, Am
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HARDWARE, ETC.

TO CONTRACT Rs.-NAYLOR'S
i CAST STEEL, AMES'S SHOyELs, MA
NILLA ROPE, and BLACKSMtTHS, TOOLS,
which we are Offering at reduced prices at 1907
Main street. WATKINS b C0TTRELL.
NH Ie-M, W,E2m E'. .es.- '-tr --s.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER.-The
first in the field for December is Ballous Mag.
azine, and an examination Of 1t shows that it Is
a model number in every respect. The engrav-
ings are excellent. the descriptions ingenious
and eloquent while the stories are remarkable
for their interest and great originality. Mrs.
Edsoa finishes her continued story, and Horatio
Alger, jr concludes his "Sink or Swim in a
satisfactory manner, as the juveniles will learn
when they read it. Macy has furnished sea
story in is own peculiar vein. Stephens gives us
can Evening with Catamount." Darling tells
US "Why our Wedding was Postponed" in his
most comicai manner, and then there is Christ
mas story. full of humanity and goodness, and
three or four love stories which will bear perusal
half dozen times, and Lost and Found" is d
regular California tale, by u new aspirant for
fame in the columns Of Ballou. In addition to
this there are many articles worth reading, in
the shape of sketches poetry, etc, etc. and all
for the sum OF 10 cents per copy, or $50 per
year The December number closes Vol. 80.
The New Year will commence with many rare
novelties, so don't delay in making up your clubs
or purchasing at the periodical depots. Thomas
d Talbot, G3 Congress street, Boston, are the
publishers.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions receiv
ed by Osman & Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
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THAT FOUNDRY, &C-The Ottawa Machine
Shops and Foundry, under the energetic man
agement of Col, 4, B. Moore, have become the
biggest institution OF the sort in the city. The
heavy railroad work for the Streator road to Ge.
neva is all turned out here, as we'll as the gene.
raj business We observe tina. Superintendent
Moore has been lately causing some elegant and
conspicuous signs to be painted on the east, west
and north sides of the buildings. The letters
are so large that truly he who runs may read. ,
The Col. is correct There is an absolute and
uufsiliug virtue in advertising. There is IN ouey
to be made by every business man by the libe.
raj use OF the types of the printer, we'll as the
brush of the painter.
This foundry aud these machine shops were
never in batter running order or more popular
than at present, and no little Of these most de-
sirAble advantages can be directly traced to the
energy and superior business qualifications Of
the Superintendent, COL A. B. Moere.
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HOME MATTERS.
PEPPERS AND NALr.

a good many marriages Of late in this vicinity,
Look out for squally times ahead . . The Rep4b-
"cHH devote- nearly its entire space to he task
Of proving why the result Of the election was
adverse to the radicals. We CAN answer it in a
few words. Because tie people are disgu-ted
with the radical party 80. We are troubled with
lively corn on our left foot. 1t probably
from corn juice, taken in FOR election purposes.
80. Prescott went out 20 Sire Ator a Jew days
ago, aud took forty-eght pictures of &c ntlemen's
heads for hats, through d conforneter, and called
himself Bowman. Bowman will get even by
taking orders for silk plug hats getting the
measure through camera, and send the orders
to Prescott at - per dozen 80. We have lawyer
at the Court House who carries an eight bladed
his clients. -. TIE Ottawa R<p'hiican innocently
asks What has become Of the Cts4Ta Horti.
cultural Society," Ans Gone where the
wosdbine twineth." 80. The RspnJ!tr,5, reports
Mr.. Cushman as having said, There IS = hitch
in water power dam business The public are
beginning to think there are too many lam
bitches in this water power bushes, &C.. Lately,
a man In Missouri GGnlel Ills printers OH and
stopped his paper. The mex, dav be vas bitten
by sheep, and died with hydrophobia The
sheep still lives - A warning TO Others, DC.
IA man who had recently joined Il temper
ance society, went into liquor store in .own
aud asked - FOR some wiskey--av We piaze sir
without any CcHom III 1.-THE way min temper
auce !eIleys won't see me drunk" II. 20. IT,
They tel. story about a IA "a a. 4era, who
went out one eveuin. 10 eectloaeer Tor The tGHi-
y.crd,lce icle., and in two hours he got d, drunk
as the traditional boiled owl and was carried
home on shutter. Water down there must be
wonderfully strong -. Bowman is taking pic
lures by weight, that of q hog. or W measure,
as though being fitted for par OF boots.
1t is al erroneous impression, though, that the
victim is stripped and iamrned int, the camera
head first. People need not be afraid, Bowman
won't hurt any one. He does it, just is oH,V....
We like CLANS reasonably well, b.: when it
comes To the boys extracting The clans and send.
ing Us the shells boxed up with dead cat We
must enter a mild protest aga;ns, such treat.
ment--ot the cat
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Burke IL Heensn have just received large
stock of genuine Mink Furs, Waterproof and
Beaver Cloths, Velveteens, Scotch Plaids, Pals.
ley sha~ls, &c, Sc, TO which they in sise the
attention OF the public. believing they can sell
these goods cheaper than ever offered in Ottawa
They have also large stock of Boots Shoes and
Caters at astonishing low prices
This firm is doing an immense business, and
can afford to sell goods on II small margin. and
are doing so.
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ENTERTAINMENrs.-Pro engagements inter.
fered TO prevent our presence at either the chill.
drens entertainment. given ut Turner Hall On
Friday evening Of last week. by Mrs B edwin.
or at the concert given on Tuesday evening uu.
der the direction Of Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Came
ron. Both, We arc told, had full houses, and
gave tho comple'est satisfaction. Ottawa has
reason to be proud Of the possession Of home tai
ent that can get up at short notice such pleasing
entertainments. and should take pleasure in en-.
couraging thoir frequent repitition.
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binding Will be sent by express, fee Of expense
each compete 81, comprising Fourteen TJnes, sent on
receipt of cash at the rate OF 1875 per vo freight at expense
OF purchaser. Volume NV ready January lst 1871.
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Address, HARPER d BROTHERS New York
subscriptions received and single copies by Osnan
Hapeman, Ottawa, Illinois.
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FINE BREAD.-Ws saw at the City Mills, u
week ago. II loaf Of pure white bread, "Fit to
be set before King" 1t WAS made by Mrs.
fancy, OF this city, out of spring wheat flour
from tho City Mills; and Jer. Sample. the s-
perintendent, says it was no better -four th'n
these mills arc now making every day. The
loaf in question raised ten inches high. md was
as light M snow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

ART--Our duty as journalists impels US to in.
vite the special attention of the art loving pub.
lie to the new style Of photographs being produc.
ed at Bowman's we'll known and justly popular
Photographic Art Gallery in this city. An
examination OF the new size Victoria cards !"
the SHADOW" or Rembrandt pictures also the
Card photographs from re-touched negatives, are
all certainly rs fine we have ever seea, and we
doubt il the most celebrated aud experienced
artists can excel these pictures from the same
subjects. Our only regret, when looking at such
beautiful pictures. is, that We haven't more faces
to DO photographed or more friends that want to
illustrate their albums with copies of our phiS.
Aud we add, by quoting from Shakespeare, or
some other poet:
lyon that have beauty should to Bowman take it,
You that have should 90 ana let him make H."
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Ayers Ague Cure,

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As Its implies. IL does ,Ue and does fail. Con-
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For Lr topiGnt. ,rsng nom torpdity of the Liver Il
Is an excellent remedy, stimulating the Liver Into hea thy
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For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints. an excel
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other medicines had failed.
Prepared nv DR. !. {. AysR Co. Practical Analytical
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A GOOD CoMPARIsoN.-Some days ago gen.
tleman living at Ottawa was in company with a
prominent citizen of neighborng town. They
were discussing the advantage Of Ottawa as a
business point, when the latter remarked: Eyes,
Ottawa has greater natural resources and advan-
tases than any other inland city in this state,
but her case is like that Of the carpenter, who
was a master workman Of rare skill who bought
the best set OF tools known to compentry, LOCK-
ed them up in his tool chest, put the key in his
pocket, and shutting off, said, There, ii these
things don't get me a living I'll starve"" The
Ottawa gentleman admitted the force of the
comparison, but added, I'VE are going to get
that key out, open the chest and 20 to work."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Frank r. Bradford, one Of
Ottawa's good young men, has selected Union
county, Penn. as his future home, where he has
made arrangements to ruiz large tannery.
Ben. II. Armstrong and n. B. Bristol and
family departed from Ottawa last Tuesday, for
their ne homes in southwestern Kansas. As
they 90 about four hundred miles west of the
west boundary of civilization, and mile and a
hall from sun set, it is presumed their occupa.
ton vii! be trapping beaver, tanning prairie
dogs, hunting buff,lo and sc.lping Indians.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

SUDDEN DRATH-Un FRIDAY evening last. a
little boy aged aoou: seven years. son Q: Mr.
Geo Haas. who lives west of side.cut, wen. 10
he'd in apparent good health. His mother, as
was her custom, before going to bed, west to his
room TO see him, and he was dead Subsequent
examination proved that blood vessel in his
neck had been broken, hence his sudden death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

NEW DEPoT.-The Q. o. d T. F.. V. +. Il.
Co. have decided 10 locate station in the town
Of Serena, on the land OF A. T. Armstrong Esq.
They laid the switch there last Saturday, where
upon and in honor Of which event, abe got
ont band of music, a cannon and few kegs Of
beer, and made the railroad men quite pleased
with things in general
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

Mother will be in,ores.od to know that tur.
pentine is sovereign remedy Tor Group. Satu.
rate piece OF flannel with it and place the can.
mel On the throat nni chest. In very severe
cases. from three to Ave diops GA Il lump Of
sugar may hc taken nwarily
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

A proud and loving father II Kansas CITY. in
setting forth the accomplishments of his daugL.
ter, said she could cverlastingly paw ivory and
howl. and could paw washboard like a mule"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.-- Having pur.
chased Que of the new aud improved Bait 'rie-,
with full Instructions, am prepared to dc lll
kinds OF gold and silver plating on short notice,
and work warranted equal to any. Q. TRAsK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

CoSlNd.-rhe holidays are coming, and all
who wish to make presents of fine pictures
should leave their measures at B,wma ans at a.
early as possible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

DANGEROUS EXPERIMENTAL couple Of young
and 10 years, conceived the brilliant idea Of
testing the power of steam. They got churn
new and air tight, and putting water in it.,
put it on the forge in blacksmith shop. The
result was, that in few minutes the thing blew
up and nearly killed both boys. One is getting
well and the other is still in bed As engineers
they think they are not perfect success.