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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-23
SHIPPING.
FOR NEW YORK.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &Tfh
COMPANY. RRH1k

The side-wheel steamships OLDDOMINION,
wYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, and HATTERAS
Richmond, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana
SATURDAY, at 2 o'clock p. M. Leave RiG a1
Inond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
DAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new They have
elegant saloons, staterooms, and bathrooms
The fare, accommodations, and attention are
unsurpassed a.. an
Southern, Eastern, Western and European
i m For further information apply to
~ GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
No. 8 Governor street
Captain GEORGE W. ALLkE, ~
John +. MAYER ap Z-I-
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-23

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
IL TED STATES, for the Eastern District OF
Virginia
In the matter of s. p. Frank Bro, VS. A.
AT Richmond, Virginia, this 10th day OF
May, 1873. agt14
To whom it may concern The undersigned,
Jacob Cohn of Richmond, in the county OF Hen
rico. and state of Virginia, hereby gives notice
of his appointment as assignee of the estate Of
A. Gunst, of the county of Henrico, In said
District; who was, to-wit, on the 9Th day OF
the petition of his creditors, by the District
Court of the United States for said District.
Dated at Richmond, the 10th day of May, a. d.
1873 st5s9
..-,,., go JACOB COHN,
mvlblTh3w Assignee 9
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AVN pporrssroNar CARus +
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49, - -. -~.S :
JULIUS KRAkER,
nv.,xp, E
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BANKERS AND STUN haonhns'
NJ, W. -1-,-- -.
Mrs. M. J. MICHELBACHER,
DEALER IN
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY a STRAW s
soops. MEDIUMS, eo, lc., quo D-Oae 2---e-
lam. nmss N M o MA1sayws Notary pubs.
MATTHEW'S q MATTHEW'S.
aTTOR NEYs AT LAW, fs
Goddin's Hall. Eleventh and Bank Streets.
- - M0NTTCETT,O HOUgF.
NV ROARD st.os: WEEK, $500.
14se Main Street.
II. T. MONTAGUE,
u,,uv, ornprn OF
.su urINDS. pOORS. MOULDINGs,
BRACKETS &C., corner Of 9th and Arcn SIS.
80 n r. MOORE &c CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION ssh M Ms II aanM
=, any n, nee and MI nds Of Country Produce
Butter, ' Fowls, Dried Fruits, &c. Qonsienmen''
from the country Respectfully soiei'e'
No. is Thirteentn street.
McRAE & CHRISTIAN, ~
,a Mrr Wa,n street M stairs
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y. v. y. mooIs. - ,.,,,
DEALER IN HAhDWAhE AM
7l9 Broad Street. -
n McCORMIC
AucrIoNEER, Rooms l4l4 Main Street.
J. B. MCKINNEY & CO.,
gs IA DYEhS AND SC oon ,
Marshall Street, petWeeh Foor.n ono 80.
NATIONAL, FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS
pAMv AVN TpUST COMPANY
1870 Sn,,x,cEy c,s,,.ru
NO. Az y. ,oen ee.' :. . ~ -, --.-l
DANIEL OpDuNNELL,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER AND GAS
FILTER ~ a-A
SIS Broad Street. - z
II. L. PELOUzE & CO.,
TYPE FOUNDERS, 12O0-I2OS Franklin st
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w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TaTIONERS. ROOK-BIN.
DERs & BLANK BOOK MANUFRs.
ISIS Main Street, between 18Th and l4th.
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psorkikToks OF o ~, .n.,, 49,,
constantly on hand ali choice varieties Of fresh
MEATS, FOWLS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES,
4 MILK AND BUTTER.
/ RICHMOND BANKING
H. AND
N Il n CE Y III + a ~ T.
! 1902 Main Street.
1B.pay,a' pres,t. MANN S. ouAnLns, Cashier
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
LIB. DAVIS. Pres't. JOHN F. G. Porrs. sec'y
T. 3. srARKn. General Agent 80 -
VIM HorT RICHARDSON, w. F. RICHARDSON,
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON q CO.,
| mEhCHANi TAILoks' E
| w. Nv wv =. : o1 9 Nv :,
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,o,pS TnRaIC0. 90 sOa BROAD Street.
= :
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NEWS DEPOT, CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT
GENTS GENL VARIETY SIohD
I4O2 Main Street, near Fourteenth.
uTpMhNN SCHMTnT
/ tsuooEssOn TO SCHMIDT : MILLER,
W -. c..,.. - 1,,rth
wv ano 80 - 80 -
g. L. SlEGEL, d
DEALER IN 80 Dol strset
= . .e,..-ss..---.------ -
SMITH q McCUhDEIs AH
DEALERS IN 80
, oRU v.. .sr,sNs n"oms ~, d., 500
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STARKE q RYLAND, gio
, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOKS AND STATIONERY. &c. 9Io Main S!
GEORGE r. STEEL.
> DENTIST z2a Main Street
: ---- = -.----,- .-,-v--r,,,,, +. ~ =
nr,1rs !, spoRTsMANs GOODS,
= . I4Oo Main Street.
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u. -. uA ...nI 49,,
!, HORSES FOR HIRE.
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COMPRESSED AIR PATENT RIGHTS
NOTICE.

The invention OF DIR. KUTCE FUh IN ~,
PRODUCTION, STORING, AND TRANS,
MITTlNG POWER, ETC., by compressed an 4
also for destroying yellow fever on Shlps, ID ~
hospitals for Ventilation, etc., have been proves
TO be the only successful methods, where pun
ping machinery is used.
Notice is hereby given that the managemenn,
and control of these patents has been placed ~
nv hands with the sole power Of License y
Sale Persons and Corporations DESTROYS o.
using Compressed air as a Motive Power, OF TO- o.
Ventilation, ETC., may obtain full Information
the title and details of the patent, by appiylnss
for Copies at the Patent Office. The reissue
are numbered 6,2Ol and 5000, and for terms * ~
use by addressing me, p. o. Box l076, or ~
Liberty street, New York nav
fe 12-eowly HORACE IL. DAi'
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On WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF
DC the WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL Ior
one year.
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AND DANvILE R. R

fe IS GenI Ticket and Freight Agent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01
$40 Reward

sTRAYED. A small dun or cream colored
mare, about IA hands high, some II or IA
years old, tiaxen main and tail fast PAGER,
pace her natural gait; got aNay from the
owner on the Superior aud Bayfield, wagon
road at the crossing Of BruIe river; shod all
around fat shoes before and half corks
behud, formerly owned BY II. w Shaw Of
Superior: II supposed To D. souIe here on
Poplar. Middle or Amiuicou rivers in Doug
las Co, or perhaps made her way south 10
headWaterS If - IroIX river. Attention OF
lunbermen of that section particularly re-
ou-stcd 10 the above. ~ dollars reward
yill b. paid 10 any Que delivering the pony
70 me IN superior ISAAC l. MOORE,
oc25 Superior Wis.
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MiddIeteWn.
Ely's Addition

owner Lot Biz Amt
U Gouge 3 Il 4S1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY. >oyEMBER ], 1873.
TUESDAY next VIII be election day.

TUESDAY next viii be election day.
CAPr. James Edwards left We'd
ne>day morning for trip to Saint
Paul and below.
THE Duluth Daily Tribune Of
w ednesday, announced its s,tspe,,-
sion from and after Friday last.
Col. Hiram Hayes has gone down
to St. Paul and Minneapolis after
his family, who have been visiting
those cities.
WE are having remarkably col
snap for so early IN the season, and
it seems to be general throughout
the country.
HIRAM Robbins, Esq. with his
family, left on "Wednesday to take
ND their residence in New York
city or vicinity. We regret their
departure, but hope to see them
back again.
A COMPANY has been formed In
England y r !, capital Of SO 0O0,-
900 for the purpo>e Of having ano!h-
err cable reIrglaph b, wesn that
com try 4 ths Un.ted States, the
American terminus TO be some
where on Long Island.
W. W. HUNGERFoRD Esq, the
very efficient Superintendent OF the
LAKE Superior and Mississippi K.
r., has res gned the position which
he has held for several years, and
Major Geo II Smith has been ap-
pointed to take his place.
p. p. WINrERMUTE who was in
dicted by United States grand
Jury at Yankton for mauslaughter
in the third drgree, for the killing
of Gen. McCook, has given bail III
the sum Of S50,oUO, and is released.
The time Of his trjal is not We! fixed.
THE little two year OLD town Of
Detroit, will ship over 100. 0y0 bush
els of wheat this season HOWE
that for bleak and barr waste,
as certain Eastern papers y. II the
habit If representing ae country
along the lioe of the >-stheru Pa
cific Railroad.
THE remnants of the fighting
tribe of ModocS, mostly women and
children, have been removed by the
Government to Wyoming Territory.
Thy widows Of the lately hdaged are
in deep mourning, not of sackcloth
and ashes, but tar and ashes. This
removal is practically determination
Ice formed on Superior Bay early
on the morning OF Oct. 3lSt, being
from ten to thirty days earlier than
ever before known by the eldest In
habilants Of this section. Nav ga
ton between our piers aud the dyke
is suspended in con>equencc-but
tugs continue 10 run without diff
Guilty, from Superior docks through
the entry and to Duluth, by the lake
Mr.. Richard Ba,don has display
ed good taste, and added greatly 10
the appearance OF the grounds adj
joining his dwelling, by planting
shade trees Of different varieties in
triangular clusters, forming a circle
around the hillside Mr.. b is a.
ways at work, and by his own labor
mostly, has now one of the prettlest
residences in town. His example is
worthy Of imitation.
THE force OF men sent OUT by our
county authorities, have, We learn,
Dut in condition tor winter lravel,
the road TO BAY field and Ashland,
a. far rs ;he County line except one
or two bridges which are under con
tract for repairs; Supervisor Des-
= a
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II "A Q K E RS
Book & Variety Store,
Coddugton Bp OK

SECOND ST, SUPERIOR, WIS,
Keeps CONSTANTLY on hand good meut Of
BOOKS STATIONERY, YANKEE } yTloNS,
COMBS, CL ChS,
STER FeSC0PIC WINS, ALBUMS
PICTURE FRAMES, LOOKING GLASSES,
CRACKERS. CIGARS, aud CONFECTIONERY
ALsl FRUIrs IN THEIR SEASON,
Cheap for Cash.
augl673 J. w lila - kER-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01

rutrTE.f So tpuitCf J %. 1913
To the T0wu Clerks 1T the several town, 81 Dou-l :
county:
Ii pUFsu If the fTrgulnt not CT f IN tie secs
Rotary II state, aiue - lcFs hN EiTe 1" Tie aIh'i
EJECT II ut the sewers # the county Dlu- t,
that az eieCti u viii b. tr.d IN SAID county tffc
Tur,,y su ct-til = tie f. Monday. be-g f,ut III
day II November for The loving 9TH ers
ats. atsr in thu 24gh SENATE District. COM
.rIsug the cruuJips If Ash, al Barron, AyneI :,
Burnett, Dugi Pierce, rolk bn ST. g IN, ~ place
Of Joseph +. IRISH. VIII & IN I "ilce Vii NpIre on
The first Mund s JaHuarN, 1874
\ Member Assembly Ior t#e Ass aahiy district
onrt~It.. I'll, couaFIe~ - A~hsu i.arfun. BuguetI
B Il seld D.tt- a-# OK "a p a. uI t!ruTN To-
Al rtru iss>,. term a.iIae wt sNltrc the II 81
Monday iu Iaruaa &, 1874
Uoufr Suprun tdrnt ~ Schools 10 5t'r place of
T. - tate, wins tcTat az inc VIII expire lie
fl Il ,i,.t tss jaua4s y tsl1
Tie woes q. t- con 4 ard clnyt--ei and tn re-
urn niaae 4ccaidi : tu law
GIVEN a .!rl m, hand iAt- +tb day f sept 1873.
james y MT y.
set6noy1 Saern oi Dyusas c., Wisconsin.
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s l S 90 O o.!

Total, 1000 Gifts, III Ca-h,
amounting 10 81. 500 900
The distribution will be positive, whether
all the tick are sold or nor, snd tho II 900
gifts all p al proportion to the tickets sold
PRICE OF II KITS
Whole tickets $50; Halv' So. Icntbs
or each Coupon, 50 Eleven Whote Tickets
for 80 . 22i Tickets tor 81 100. Il3 " hole
Tickets for $1,000; 227 Whole Tickets for
$1,000; No discount on less than 5000
worth of Tickets at time,
Tickets now read, for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promo filed.
Liberal terms gwen to thost sh, o sell
again. THIS L. BRAMLE Z,
Agent Pub. Libr. Ky, ~ Manager CIT CON
cert, Pub. Lib. Building LouI yilie, KY.
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HI AM HAYES,
i a II q "A ge II t ,
UPE kIoR, IoCoNsIN,
DR.. j. =. Graham.

III Secor d Street, betw-ea ticker and Netteton
Avenues, next door TO Tia Times flee
SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN,.
Nv 3Tn 1872 iuul
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Of Lands Sold for Taxes May l, 1871
SrArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY Of DOUGLAS IS
lFfIcE OF H CouSqY LGHK,
-Upprtur au-u-t IA. 1913.

superior -u-t !, 1873. J
y e following piece, "i land h'yins ep sotd ~
H. County Treasurer "i he county OF Douglas - the
Isl d IF " III 10 the aXra, tterest and ia ~
.sts of TIE v 1869 The etorr itise hereby g'N-
Ell tuat nuieSs E,uds red mel II IN said ae
on VI be or BE
~ II DAY OF VI 4N A. D 1874,
thy wiz be ed IL the respective pu thtsFf- or
,ssn-e- accor ir- g." law. III amount OF X"s,
tls Oh rgtr icuated mp 10 the '-i dtt OF
retienpt,ii i. ret "ppo~ii, = respectively.
f'II LF & uuIy CIers.
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Town 40, Range

: arkey al n II
90 H. "a o. ~
a q {. 2 81 IL ~
Railroad
inf 1 II fIl4'n I % 13 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,

Business has been dull and quiet in all branches
of trade during the past week. The farmers are
engaged in putting in their crops, and conse-
quenty the receipts of grain have nearly ceascG'
The late advance in prices will undoubtedly bring
in liberal amounts as soon as the farmers get
time to come to market.
In money matters there is no change to note, the
demand for money fully absorbs the supply and
the market still rules rather close.
In Chicago the market is reported as moderate
ly easy the banks generally accepting all first
paper from their customers at the usual rate OF
ten per cent. The street rates rule from per
cent to / a per cent per month.
In New York the market is reported as grow
ing a little easier. For call loans the rate is from
6 to Z per cent on firstclass stock collaterals,
and time paper is taken at from to per cent.
Gold has been quite steady during the past
week, the price varying from 1l7k to 117& The
market closes steady in New York st ll74.
+ Government bonds have ruled firm at trife
higher prices than last, large purchases being
made by German bankers Of Sis, 6Is and old Cos
Ravens, MacKinlay IL Co. furnish the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

TEMPERANCE MrDTcISEs.-If you would pa
tronizc true Observation-Disclosures, scientifically
prepared by skilled physician, and BY process
HE discovery of his own, wherein not drop. OF
rum, whisky, beer or any other alcoholic or fer.
mented liquors cnters-lse Dr mn'Ss r rs" rd
as do the various "Cordials" "Tonics," "Elixirs,
and "Bittcrs" of the day. Golden Medican DIS,
cnyery IA nutritious, tonic, Alternative, OF blood
cleansing, and an unequaled cough remedy
Pleasant Purgatiyc Pellets scarcely ,or9er m1''
aha nhysic. Fayorate Prescription remedy
for debilitated females, while his Dr. Sage.
Remedy is known the world over as the greatest
spec,tic for Catarrh and Gold in the Head ever
piyen to the public. oo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
DIR. n. OLIN,

OF Chicago, formerly OF this pa.e) will visit Ottawa at
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday OF each MONTH Tor treating
all OF the Eye and Ear surgicaly or otherwise
Operations cataract artificial pupil inverted Ids closure
of the duct eye strasyoma and the removal OF
tumors and morbid growts of every description Artificial
eyes and ear ans inserted without pain previous
ton, Granular eyeds, he most frequent dlease IN ts ueH
,Hi,cdhy and permanently cured.
From hs long experience in treating diseases OF the Eye
and he feels confident in stating that he can cure nearly
every case Chronic diseases also reaed Consultation free
Largest stock of Artificial Eyes In the West.
December 10th iS10-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

Loci, into the history of the church and see what
has been done. 1t is 200 years ago since the first
Jcsuit church reached this section. There WAS
then city of 10000 Indians at Iuca WHEN -"
Sale and the other missionaries came down run
Quebec and found this country. lhey 'auSh'
ltempcrancc. As the christian religion continue
to advance the temperance cause VIII pc '"''''"
with it, until it prevails everywhere Ma'', s'~"'
movements have recently originated III '"'
church and have succeeded by its power LOON
ot the abolition Of slavery in America, INC Tree,
dom Of tbc scrfs in Russia the greater liberty OIL
tbc neoplc of Ireland. These great events ha'c
all come about through the influence Vi '"o
christian church Father Heating has told you
of the great battle Of Fontenoy There are others
vet TO he fought. You must follow Father Neat
ing. If the Irish people should hold anything Ill
con,cmnt after English rule, it is whisky. lap
plauSc.
az appcal to the young people here tonight
to remember all that you have heard. We nave
here youth and beauty, Applause and music
and elegance, (Hcrc the speaker looked At us ~
the party representing elegance-mau vi 'o"'''
we areD but you must avoid incompetence
Young men, YOU must recolcct that "heh po'
il seen To enter saloon, business men watch MIN
and will not trust him, and such boy Is not 10
be trusted If the influence of parents ana 'ho'c
who love such boys will not prevent theh from
eopr into saloons, nothing Will Leave on
whisky and beer, as they will degrade every one
who may use them.
aft i, said that man is little lower than the
a., Itlya M hp is
every animal on the earth, but see nun IN 'he
gutter beside the hog and he is nice ahSc! theh'
Laughter.
There are sad relies of the liquor power in
Ottawa For So years we have been buryihS our
most able, talented and brilliant men-our very
nohlcst men when free from the tolls OF the stlll
LET this be an example to you, young men
Tho clergy are waking up. Father Heating,
tbough a most Jealous man, has plenty OF earnest
co.workcrs all over the land. We must fight on
and fight ever There are Fontenoys on Fonte-
noy's and Fcntcnoys again for us to win but we
will win them till this great cause is ours" Ap-
plausc ,
MR. o'CRowLEY,
In a few words appealed to the fathers OF iaml-
lies, that "If you will not join Us yourselves,
give us your boys. He could not nor would he
trust any boy who makes it a habit of going to
saloon. Fathers ought to let US have their boys
and we will keep them out of saloons. The youth
have obstacles enough now in their way. Let us
remove from them the great temptation OF drink
He also appealed to young men to join the
society. We are doing Il christian duty and you
must help us in this cause of temperance. He
felt that he woulu be false to his religion and
false to his God If he refused to aid in this cause
In behalf of the society he thanked the ladies
and Mr. Brown for the music. Applause.
He ended by reading The Song of the Shirt"
The yocalists then sang Home Again." when
the audience were dismissed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, MAY Ii, 1878.
Flour-Whitc winter extra, Sl0.O0@s l0.5O; fair
To good, $500 $3.50; Red winter, extra, 5000
so; Spring, choice, s6.50@s7.OO; good 1920
1854
Wheat-spring, No. >, $l.3Oj5; No. }, Sl22;
rejected, Eicd'Ac
Com-No. ., 40 Icd &c; rejected, 4Ojlc.
Oats-:s2c@32lfc
Ryc-65c.
Barlcy-No. ., soc@Slc; No $, SIC.
Potatoes-70cCf 15C.
Eggs-i0c1iic.
Buttcr-Roll, 2jcd2Tc; tub. zoe.
Cattlc-Stecrs, choice. $3.50 $500: good, 81
a s562lE: Cows and heiicrs. $3.50 s22j, Butch
crs stock, Si2j@ 500
Hogs-S5. l0@s530
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
CENTAUR IMMINENT

There IS no pain which ,en,aur Eminent will not re
eye no swelling /, will subdue and no lsmeness which
II will, not cure This Is strong language. but 1t Is true
Where the parts are not gone Its effects are marvellous 1t
has produced NOR. cures ofreumatsm neuralgia
sssy spran, dwellings, caked breasts, scads burns, salt
rheun easche &c upon human frame and of strains,
SPAWN CALLS &C. upon animals in one year than have all
other pretended remede1 the world It'll coun'
terirrant an aheang pain reever Crippes throw away
their crutches the lame walk poisonous bites are rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without 1t Is
no huubug The recipe published around each bottle l;
eHg rs no article before Sold and 1t sells because It
does us. what 1t pretcnds do Those who suffer from
rheumatism pain or swelling deserve to suffer they will not
use Centaur pmcnt More than 1000 certificates Of remark
able cures including frozen limbs chronic rheumatism.
rou running tumors &C. gratis to any one requesting It,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Cenraur Lnment worth
one hundred dollars for spawned sweenicd horses and
mules or for screwworm sheep. Stockowners. this lin
ment IA worth your attention. No family should be without
Cen,aur Inlmen J. b. ROSE Co., New York.
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DIR. Nuboft'. Anti-Periodic, or Fever 4 Ague


Dr. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic, ar Fever Il Ague
Tonic.
CURES EyzRY CASE or CHILLs AND FEvEE-Make sure oil
good thing when 1t is yom redh Neglect 1t, and you
and your family ,cai sgFeg.
Wherever Qahru scstters its prison In the air We
breathe there will he ch and levers and al their CHASTITY
attendants.
In such localities wnhofs Tonic is potent and never
failing the prevention OF these dreadful diseases
sprophyactc preventive well as curative and
the real. long sought Anitioe to Malaria Poison.
Innocent speedy and decisive In its action and leaves
no bad effects from its usc.
| ltiss Joyful blessing In every family. msyl9-2v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
SPRING STYLE OF
HAT S
AR F. C. PRESCOTT'S
o4La Sale ST., Ottawa, Ill.
"a LA Sale ST., Ottawa, Ill.

OMNIss@ION FRS "a .E.-Notcel Is
I hereby given that by virtue OF decree made and en-
tered record by the Circuit Court of La sale county
in then pending In said court. on the
Gerry side thereof wherein Della Magll and clara Mag
ere COMPLIMENTS. and Eleanor Magtil and Laura hsg
A u 1888, the hour of two o'clock In the aernoon ol
said day, offer for sale, ut the south door OF he
and will then sell to the highest bidder the fooslng ue
-cribed property. being the same ordered by ss'u ue
be sold that Ii to say: -. -, .uo,,,
The east oneaf OF the fourth OF section
twenty two townsh % north, OF range east Oh 'o '"a
principal meridian; Also, .-,.- a., - =.
The west ouehs the northeast onequsr,er anu Ihe
east eight acres OF the east onehsf OF the one
quarter OF the northeast onequsrter OF -
hiriy-three NORTH of range east OF the thiru e
Io three In block fifty three. in States Addition
TO Ottawa In La Sale county, Ills: Also ,,. q, ,.,
Lot In block ity three, In statc 4NuuHo w '
la sale county, Ills; Also. -, n,,,
Lot eight, In mock fourteen IN the ofisna
wa La Sale county, llis Also o,t, Tour, ., o,,.v,.
Lot Seyen In block fourteen, III vi A VI
The east Of block fourteen In Original
~. ~, Subdivision of out lot orty three,
In DC fractional quarter OF section eleven town
shin thirty north range three east oil the lru primer
Tray. o. s,r-Caah n hand; onehaf cash in hand,
and The balance three equal annual payments maze IN
ens 10 he secured by mortgage upon real estate ana 70
draw ten per cent Interest payable annns,y; c.prv
W. Y. wlIIRMORE
THOMAS J. WADE
! March 1 ia Speclal Commissioners.
ia postponed 10 the isi day OF May At same
hour and place WILLIAM u SAHEf'
THOMAS !. WADE,
,,.u,a ,s-q Special Commissioners.
The shove postponed e he IN f1y a Ny at
same hour and place IL Il xxti ~ ITNnrr
THOMAS J. WADE,
l Ma ,o,n Isl spcclal Commissioners.
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Ottawa quotations:
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

A, rupored BY RIALE Bros Wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS, No. 10 La sale street.
OTTAWA, May l6, 1878.
Weather changeablc hot and cold, and markets
very much the SAME Corn 3lc@S2c. Oats 25d
2oc Butter 2oc, but few days will bring II
lower still Eggs quick at &c. Nospecal change
in other things. We quote;
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A CARD.
TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. wRiam H. Norton, while residing In Braz as
Missionary discovered in that land Of medicines remedy
TO. CONSUMPTION, SCRoFULA, SORE THEoAT, CouoHs.
Colds ASTHMA AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS. This remedy
has cared myself after all other medicines had tailed
Wishing benent the suergI will send the recipe for
preparing and using this remedy to all who desire FREE
OF CHARGE.
Please send envelope with your name and address on
IN. Address.
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
mar2?-iy SO Broadway, New York City.