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cHAs. II. DORIoN.
Cotton aid Hay Press-Asw and UsefuEe.
y. aSwinebroaa's lmproYed Hay AID Cot

.E HA-L.
AsI have succeeded in getting a patept
N granted me On the 18th day OF August.
1870 On presses for hay and cotton, u now pro-
pose TO place them before the public for gen-
eral use. Ny Invention Is reduced down 10
simplicity, strength and durability so much
that any set Of hsld hands can work IL with
good Success. 1 claim for my invensiOn.O over
the Utley and all other presses, this, viz: NV
gripping blocks which grip the upright iron
bars az soon as the levers are applied. hold
faSt and FORCES uhe follower down with great
power as soon ~ the power Is taken on the
blocks Will slide down the bar perfectly
loose, and ready for renewal OF hold, which
renders 1t entirely impossible to get out of
order, a virtue which no other press has.
n lever which use, Is common straight
lever applied aiEectto the gripping blockSt
my is Kun up by meausO OF Winakas
and rope andls arrange to work verY. easv.
All who may wish aprcss, royalty, couufv
OF State rights, Will apply to J. p Dovr4v
NQS2R4 Front strest Memphis, who has the
m1Slghtto sell andsmakel titles, and will
Ak pleasure in showing the press, which, Is
situated in 'front.' of htSodee d&wssph
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STEAM F1rr1Na-8I5 Second rect.
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PLAINTIFFS BANK
me credltors Of the Planters, Bank

A RE hereby notsned that by q decree
"A the Chan cefy oar al Nashville. In the
cause OF W. W. BERRY AGAINST THE PIANr-
ERs' BANK AND oTHERs, made with a yieW to
q financial distribution OF the assets, the
holders OF thes notes of the Planters Banh.
or any other claims or demands. of whatsO-
eyer nature, against said Bank, must die the
same in the of1ce Of the Clerk and Master OF
said Chancery Court, by or before the
First Monday in October, 1870.
that notice Of thts order be published in
Knoxville and Memphis, n In the weekly
papers OF Franklin, Pulaski. Mur1reesboro,
Athens and GAINESVILLE, continuously up 20
the first Monday in October, 1870.
MORTON b. HOWELL,
el0 Clerk and Master.
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1AONAs Fl EEns MEh1EN VIII
p & OTEY,
GENERAL
Merchandise Brokers,
No. J WEST COURT ST.,
MEMPHIS, : TENNESSEE.
REEERENcEs BY AuraoRrrr.

REFERENCES BY AUTHORITY:
StrattOn. GOyer & Co, Harris, Cochrane& Co.,
j. NJ. James &C.,, DeSotO Bank.
A.C,Treadwel x Bros. Stewart Bros. a Fizer.
Tool, Phillips & Co., r. II. AppersOn & Co.,
First National Bank, Allison Bros.
7. q 9. Henderson, w. A. johnson & Co..
New Orleans New Orleans
kThe undersigned propose to do a General
Eerchandtse brokerage, and beg leave 10
&fer their services in all departments Of
Sfade- The arrangements and connections
they have effected guarantees them unusual
advantages for nlliu2- all orders with dis
patch, and at such rates as can be obtained of
- manufactured and producer.
Their long acquaintance and association
with the principal merchants OF this city
give hem advantages not possessed by every
firm. and hey trust, by attention to business,
to achieve that success which is always the
'tsst Of merit Lsel4l PEPPER &OTEY.
n = n.~,y,c-
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G FrrrNa-als Second street.
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WANTED-An engine and boiler Of 8 on
1O-horse power. Apply at this office.
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For a irst-clsss barber shop 20 to is
Bsale street, Joseph Hopson. Price re-
duced TO ten cents for shaving, For
whites exclusively.
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aENTLEMRN,s LIST.
RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

st. Louis .........CIT og ALroN.---.-.5 pm
Arkansas River II. II. AALKN...--......5 pm
New pm
shawnee Vtllage.-On UFF .l....s---...--..4 pm
i
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WANTED-An engine and boiler of S or
l0-horse power. Apply at sins Ohica
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Punrs AND FrxrUnns-sl5 second st.

NEW style silk hats at whsaton's.
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Chemist to the Metropolitan Board O
Health.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

FOR VICKSBURG.
United States Mail Line for Vieksburg-For
Helena, Napoleon and Vicksbarg.
master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
Will leave as above ~
THURSDAY, I'D inst, at 5 pm
Freight received st theSt. louis W~harfboaE
". Il. DILL, Agent.
SEQ ELBM. CALVERT. SupL
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Helminthology.

Adstinguishcd physioogs has declared that II seems IN he
principle Of nature that every situation capable of upnor;n
hSing organic bodies should b. peopci with Them tn. brc
Nhae Is OFTEN driven TO madness by almost invisible pn
or OF the great be OF veneS The history Hcmntholo
KY abounds In Illustrations of the influence of worms in tn.
production Of disease and in the Of their
toms The frequency OF the bopes of men their
obvousness to the senses together with their com
necton with enfeebed and morbid Of the animal econ
oy All end 70 render them an object of from the re-
motest periods The very abest minds have been devoted t
the study of these entozoa with the view of sor
substance which vas capable of speedily safely and perma
nenty expelling them from the human system EDWARD
WlLDERs MOTHERS WORN SYRUP is a true vermIcjde gen.
uhe worm destroyer bona fte vernge Its taste il de.
hShtfu Its effects are quick, its unfany II is tr.
from danger No intestinal worm can live in it nr.sonce
Mothers! destroy te which in',t your little ones
with this delightful syrup.
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A Cataplasm Of Rhubarb.

Lad upon the pit of the stomach Of child VIII cause IN.
bowels to be empcf and aloeS kept contact with araw
surface will produce the effect as if the medicine had
oeeh aSen INTO the stomach So said the great Dr. Cuer
oach. Very many know the operation OF croon oil
"heh placed upon the tongue say least IL Is sreedy
IN some shape indispensable in the practice Of
medicine Many diseases iucurabc without them and ALI
oil the simple disorders Of the system are benefited by their
use The great desideraum their administration has bacn
sc' one winch was either laxative pursave, as was
heedeu-a"ays mild but always eccnt-and the m which
did not make 1t necessary to continue us This
been done EDWARD WHDEE's FAMILY Pills rlfu al, N.
requirements of the case They LAXATIVE vet MR.
gatlve, yet mild. In small doses meet IN, drsr -
large doses they fulfill the latter But in whatever quantity
gwen they create necessity for their use: they create NJ,
morbid state Of the aEmentary tube bur leave If ,
urge 1t to renewed health They brct blessing tn the
individual who suffers from constipation and need, laxative
and are indispensable to him who parched with fever and
requires purgatiye Is. them an you who vaue health
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ExCELsIoR.-This, if not the chosen motto of
Messrs. Reddick & Gillen, the wide.a.wake mer-
chants on the east side of the Court House, is
theirs in practice, because, although they have
many energetic competitors none can rival them
successfully. They are constantly keeping up
with the times and are never unable to supply
all the demands of their customers. Their stock
of velveteens Is rapidly diminishing, but the as
sortment is unbroken. They have q full line of
Paisley and woolen shawls of every kind and
price, sold down TO bottom figures. Their stock
of beavers surpasses any ever shown in this city,
and the prices will sstonish and satisfy every one.
They have new line Of Empress cloths and Ne.
rinoes, IS we'll as fsnnels blankets, &c. The new
senatorial honorS sit easily and naturally on
this house, and trade increases in proportion,
while the prices have been correspondingly
reduced.
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Scott, HOutZ a. Co.

Prominent among the dry goods houses of OF.
tawa stands the firm of Scott, Houtz & Co., IA and
ID La Sale street. Starting in Ottawa with the
strongest competition to work against, they have
now an enviable reputation among business men,
keeping the best OF goods, both foreign and do
mestc, that for prices, extent, variety and DUAL.
ity are unsurpassed in the country. Customers
who purchased once became regular buyers, and
the house now has patronage second to none
west of Chicago.
Their trade having grown to such an extent
that they have found their present room entirely
too small, they have leased the entire Alschuler
Building, thus securing an elegant, spacious and
convenient store, IA and 1j La Sale street.
Their premises will be very extensive. well
lighted, and suited for the trade
Please notice their advertisement and list of
prices in another column.
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Great reduction in prices at HULL this week.
Received a large large line of shawls:
$1,000 for $500
An $500 for SO
5000 for 81 90.
New stock Water Proofs in all colors and
shades. Price from SIC to $l.5O
The largest stock of Beaver Cloakings in the
city. and at the lowest prices.
A new stock of Flannels. Can give you
good plaid shifting flannel at 35c.
"A good plain red Flannel at 20 cents
new stock of prints. Price, 10 cents.
tip top Sheeting at 10 cents.
New stock of plaid dress goods.
Good childrens hose at 10 cents.
Some SOC plaids reduced to 25c.
The cheapest lot ladies' under wear in the city.
All dry goods at bottom prices, and large
stock to select from. III. HULL.
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SOUND ADvIcE.-lt will be found on a fair
test that the best article is in the end the cheap
est. At 3. B. Griffith l. Sons this rule is fully
exemplifed in their superior boots and Shoes
pair of boots or shoes, or CATERS, or any other
article in their line, while costing but /. trifs
more than the fimsy, cheap goods around town,
will wear long time and give perfect satisfac.
tion. They have secured the name of selling
only the best quality of goods, and are deter
mined to maintain this reputation They haye
also common goods, at very low prcss. and all
warranted to be good.
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Guadianna River.

The British amy, when advanced TaAva.a and fought
that celebrated battle, which followed hy
the PLAINS lost more b thr maarl diseases contracted
the banks OF the Guaanua than by the bullets the
my They died by thousands All Europe believed that the
invading army rNrpatcd YctmqtJ'a diseases are ne
in Europe than In ourovn country they exist
throughout the length and breadth of and-cvcrywher
at some time and In shape feel the sick
ening influence Of mSm The three great actors in this e0ua
ton of disease solar heat o,Jr and vegetable dccom.
position The tro ii separated harmless together they
are more potent Tor cv than any other agents long
81 they exist just long will we have need Of n urdcr,
which VIII overcome their pcrnlcou effects; long win
he necessary to have remedy capable ormrcrg nnd beating
the rSduous enemy. Oi al kuowa agents tor , purpose
none Is To compare with Err,' UT'.', 'lH yDin, tn
master Of every form and variety and grade and degree
malaria disease and miasmac poison. Try It a YOU who
are suffering from any form OF nrl rvvr chill, and
fever, as q cure is guaranteed I'M every c,.r.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1870.

New AND PRETrY.-Mrs. Morris, the popular
milliner, has returned from down east, where
all the fashionable goods come from, with CON-
plete assortment of new and pretty things in the
equsiled for beauty and elegance before
Gloves Of bonnets," or rather hats, trimmed in
hundred new and tasty ways; hats of velvet,
Of silk, of the most recherche styles, and of all
manner of price, corresponding with the costl.
ness Of the material In them. She has, too, no
end of laces, ribbons, pretty flowers, and dainty
little notions of all sorts peculiar to ladies'
wardrobes
Ladies, be sure you 20 and examine Mrs.
Morris goods before you go elsewhere.
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Indigo 'ioll.
Which makes sleep pain. aud turns its balm 10
wOrmwOod "

wOrmwOod"
IS We AL know, the most common Of al TIE Sor rs of the
stomach. Is also the mos, obs aarc > been the most
writ on about No disease present, such various contrary
and Incompatible symptoms They contradict a the laws OF
order. constancv and consistency, which regulate naura
events they bother the doctor read by him
who j. skilled book of nature Its evident that th.
different forms of riion 90 be h corresponding
methods of cure. tha, been said that the perfection of med
ica skill the talent ot APP lying each individual case it>
precise and as II wcrr it ind yua This Is the object
which every conscientious physician pursus increasingly
and never rest satisfied until he has oycrtakcn Errr
WR'r's SoDa BtN. their body bel the purcst of coz
per.d!stllled whisky makes this object attanabc alike to all
They spccinche disease specifying the remedy not the
remedy the disease They combination of substances
which meet the speciality of the disorder by corresponding
speciality OF They should be- kept every wcegula
ted family they indispensable To- health
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y STREAToR SToRE-Recently, while at
Strea,or, We called in upon the establishment Of
Burke, Heenan & Co, branch Of the Ottawa
store of Burke & Keenan, on La Sale At. Their
Strea'or storo is very advsntageously located
The building j. large frame, double store. con-
nected with wide arch. The stock com pri,es
an extensive assortment Of dry goods, dress
goods, notions, g.. on one side and the other
department. is filed with groceries The stores
together are very large and convenient The
firm assure US they have found their Streator
enterprise mos. decided success They keep a
superior quality Of goods, and have secured,
even in the short space Of two months time, o
large aad fashionable rs we'll as u substantial
line OF trade, Their success j. owing 10 their
excellent selections, good stock, their extensive
assortment and determination TO give sa.istac.
ton 70 every customer.
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Scott, HOutZ & Co.

Owing to the increase in our business, we have
found the room we now occupy to be entirely too
small for our present trade, and intending to en-
large and increase our trade, we will open both
rooms in the Alshuler building ia and Is La
Sale st. about December lst; and being desirous
of reducing our present large stock, in order to
make room for an immense stock of dry goods
preparatory to opening, we offer extra induce
ments. Many goods will be sold much below
the actual cost of manufacturing. We are now
offering, among numerous ether bargains, the
following:
1000 yards of heavy rick, plaid anu ohangea-
BILE dress good. at - cents per yard, worth 40
and 45 cents.
1900 yards Of plain and brocade dress goods
at IS cents, worth % cents
Remnants Of dres, goods from to 8 yards in
piece, at l2i cents per yard. worth from 90 to
40 cents.
100 dozen ladies' heavy merno hose, good
quality, at l2}s, cents per pair, worth % cents.
Extra heavy, all linen, towels marked down
from l5c to lOc, from pc to l5c, and from 35c TO
% cents.
Good balmsral skirts at 25 cents each
A good quality OF Canton Flannel ut II &C
per yard, usual price l6c.
Muslin reduced from / 10 to l3c, from l1c aud
16c to 12i.c and from II &c to 1Oc.
Our stock OF dress goods, cloths and hauuels
is very heavy, aud we will give special bargains
to reduce the stock. Very respectfully.
SCoTT, HoUTz & Co.
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Ottawa Post Office,
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving services in connection with the
Baptist, Congregational, Methodist and Presby-
teriah congregations will be held IN Thanksgiv.
ing day ,24,h inst in the Methods. church in
this city Rev. J. NJ Sturtevant in the absence
of Rev. Mr.. Hayes, 10 whom the duty was AS
signed, will preach the Thanks giving sermon.
All the people who do not worship elsewhere are
cordially invited 10 attend.
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AIsCHULER l. CHRIsrM rMANS-This large aud
enterprising Ottawa firm, pleased with the pres.
ent enterprise and excellent future prospects Of
Strestor, have opened branch house in that
place, and are now doing large and prosperous
business. Mr., Ed Armstrong, of Ottawa, is
their salesman, and As he is an old hand at the
business, and gentleman of strict integrity in
all his dealings with every one, lie will not fail
to give general satisfaction. Their stock is large
and The assortment excellent.
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GREAT FORTUNES" Great Fortunes and
how they were made is the taking title Of
new subscription book, just ready for agents,
from the press of d. Hannaford Il Co.. 15s South
Clark Street, Chicago. 1t has been prepared to
meet the great and universal desire now exist.
ing for series of authentic, well.written biogra-
phies of the most distinguished self.made men of
America, and will undoubtedly be a most read.
able and popular book. A great chance for book
agents We verify believe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

REMovAL.-Mr. Lansing. the agent Of the
Weed Sewing Machine, has removed his place of
busines, to B 3. Griffith & Sons boot and shoe
store, No. l2S NJ lin street, where he will be
found hereafter with a iull supply of those ma.
chimes OF nll the different varisties
No sewing machine ever offered for sale in OF
tawa has given such general satisfaction as the
Weed machine. 1t does all sorts Of work In the
best manner and is cheap and durable
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STARK ArPLE.-NOtce ia hereby given to the
fruit growers of Ottawa and vicinity, that Alex.
Fl. Castor, of Henry, Ill.,, can be found at the
Galloway House offering TO sell scions and trees
of the Stark Apple; that he claims to be the best
apple in America for general purposes. 1t COM
bines size, style, quality, long keeper and
great bearer
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Nor DEAD.-Although Prussia has nearly
captured France and is "going for" the doomed
city" Joe Megat6n says they have not captured
his large stock Of goods as yet, though the peo.
pie make daily raids upon fis store. He keeps
replenishing continually, and is determined
never to surrender. He'll die first "Go for
EN-" Joe,
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CARD.-Mrs Hull and Mr.. Cameron wou

CARD.-Mrs. Hull and Mr.. Cameron would
tender to Professor Simon their thanks for his
kindness in furnishing, for the use of their
concert the fine Square Grand Chickering Piano
aud all the sheet muss free OF charge. This in.
strument was purchased 5y John s Armstrong, Of
Mi-sion,-Irice 125 dollars.
The gross receipts of the concert were $40, ex.
penses SO, making net profits s95, which
amount has been placed to the credit Of the fund
for purchasing stained glass windows for the
new Congregational church.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

If You want to be able to read for hours TO-
gether by any kind of light, use Lazarus s. Nor.
rs' Perfected Spectacles. They almost perfect.
ly achromatic. Call on 0. Trask, matchmaker
and jeweler without delay and get pair.
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We went to Stiefe & Co. IS yesterday and found
them rushed with business. They are selling
ready.made clothing of all sorts, at very low
prices
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For Groceries of every description, at the
lowest prices, call on BURKE Il HEENAN,
II La Sale Street
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The highest and best market price always paid
for poultry, butter, eggs, &c, at Nugent's, en-
La Sale street. He keeps oysters by the can
or case
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Where to get what You want A good picture
OF yourself or friend in tho latest, newest and
best style of the art at Campbell's Art Gallery,
Nattinger's block south Of Court House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

CHANGE or TIME.-The Streator train now
leaves Ottawa at A p. NJ. instead Of 5 o'clock, as
heretofore.
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New Millinery at Mrs. Ford's Ladies' water.
proof cloaks, hoop skirts, fancy goods, and very
cheap. Dress and cloak making
One door north of the Post Office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

For warm, cheap and durable suit of clothes
go to Stiefel & Co.'S.
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Eagle Mills choice red winter wheat, 81 per
barrel. Best in tho market. Try III
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The attention of our readers is called to tn,
advertisement of the L. L. & G.. r. 4. Co. il
another column.
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The City Mills, under the present manage
ment, are doing their share Of business, and are
rapidly regainng their former popularity and
patronage, and are determined to give sa.isfac.
tion to their customers, ii square dealing and u
good article will do it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

The best place in the city to get rubber boots
for gents aud ladies, aud ladies' Alaska boets, "a,
Daniel Leahy's.
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City Mills pure new buclwheat flour, as good
as is made or sold in Ottawa, 81 per sack.
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Everything sold by the City Mills made a.
good ~ represented Orders promptly delivered,
aad good, polite and attentive men to wait upon
cuatonprs
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For a winter suit, for every day or for Sunday
wear always go to Stiefel & Co.'S
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The first Of series of social hops planned for
the winter is 70 take place at the Clifton Hotel
hex, Wednesday evening, under the very best
management. II is desired 10 be particularly
understood that this hop is not to bo dress
party, but purely for social enjoyment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

For genuine Mink Furs, cheaper than ever
offered before in Ottawa, call on
BURKE Il HEENAN,
II La Sale Street.
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A thousand pair of spec.aoles, in all styles Of
bow, and warranted to be of the best quality, at
TraSk,s
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New stock o' Wall Paper, for fall trade, jus
received at Osnan & Hapaman's.
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CHILD Il Bros SrREAToR SToRE.-The
streator people who need good boots and shoes
of every style and quality, will find exactly what
is wanted at Child d Bros new branch store in
streator. They occupy one.half of the store
with Alschuer L. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-19

When any one likes u good, stylish, rapid au
safe livery rig, we advise him to 60 to Bot
Bailey's, on Madison street.
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Old pictures copied and enlarged for colorins
in ink, water or oil colors a. CsmpbellS Art
Gallery.