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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-14
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INDIA hV BBEH CLOI II Nv uAse uu rsIu ~
pieces Of he Mktae Rubber Cloth which 81 perof
sny thnr OF the And ever before offered the public II
the coolest weather and Il warranieo 70 70
ain is color heal of climate Also nofse
Covers. Coal Capes, Leg ns Sc made from ne metn'e
a.. IS Msider La ne
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TnR sACHE,i,s UEAD HOTEL,

- THE sACHEM's HEAD HOTEL, on tbs
II Sound near New Haven. 10 now open ~ nsus. under
- the charge OF Mr. Samuel Fowler Pure air, sale see
hing ses food and requsies for health and com
fort during may oil Be found there Com
ortabs Coaches In waiting to convey passengers 10
he Head ON The arrival OF tho STEAMBOATS, from New ora
jy9 Stswistfc.
- FOR SALR-A COTTAGE RESIDENCE. with
one and half OF Land on The bsnks Of iha
eshrews bury River, within 100 yards Of Brown Land
healthy and pleasant Summer Residence, suaols
Tor Country Store being the house The landing
Two Steamboats, and NewYork stop st The Land
aly 10 desirable location for sporting, there being hsh
ng and towing abundance in tho with healthy and
.alubrlous air being about and half mule from tho
Ocean VIII be disposed VI cheap Address
iyg 6us. y. FORESTER. n Columbia-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-14

soHENoKs PULMoNIo SYRUP.
NOrCE-The ofce for the sale ofibs valuable Msdicp.
has been removed from 4e4 To No Courisnd- suesI
P. 8. BGgKNAs Of s9& Coor1snd-sueet y no longer ~
As~r' foy The enuirs srh~rrb's Ppmonic svp va ss0
SCOTCH PIG lkON- osIsn-fne orsnd ssss D,
- MURDOCH, LEAvlTT CO
isio isuy esssse Cedar ssd osssavteAsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-14

leN Lon md sfsr she iSth July. pass~DSsrs
VII leave WhdtekAl fsrry 81 oe.ecb,
A. H. or Bos,ou Tram and passengers iof Sewpor and
Provdenes By sls xrwsskiy hns y NJ ssa's ~" J's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-14
AMERICAN MANUFACTURF

Pafrenis< yesr Manufacture. and u<y all sseeL"
EESsESDEN HALE, COMMISSION MERcHANrs, 70
Z the sale Of AMERICAN MANUFACTURES, No 8
VIM ". FEssENDEN,
mv5o Stsv3mis- DAVID A. HALE
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I O-T.-A small pocket boob, wallet, containing ore
IL hundred dOs in money. and check for : 90 drawn
BY srony Co The finder will be- suitably rewarded and
ih- thanks Of he owner by leaving H. or nte
gsrce OF Il. AZ this Office ia
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.~ >GRAND AQUATIC Evening EsegS,

TH H. SCHULTZ. cor. Du.n. and we.,.i..
.~ GRAND AQUATIC Evening Esey.
i sSs. ssa es; Ss s.ssSrss nd q;
d. harbor Owing hns 81 The hsftor and
forthcson: ~ moonlight extending The mp .aSa s..
O'clock making decidedly ths plesssnlet excursion o' Va"
..sson The Recommendations Of the splendid are unsof'
passed by any beng large and eommod,oe' boat and 20
culsrly adapted excursions Of this kind Concert !"
commence I" haipa'ip siyad .uMy
2 Saratoga Wslz............. ,.,.Lson<Ay
s Tue Lish, Of other dsys Perfouaed as oainIs''1)
4 Grand Quick Step. From The Bohemian Quiz
S Then you'll remember Bare.
Evergreen 0siop. 'LsD@sy
Inusrmiss,op Of half an hour.
g. Quick Ssp nuoducins she famous " Drinking Song
from Lucrsns Borpns, - sung BY Asdsus Poo.
o. The hear bowed ;blis.
TO- yssnrus wSz. L.un's
H. Rest spirit, rest From AmsLe. .k.ose.
q Come with ds 0ip'y BRIDE. 'b@is'
TIE splrnaid wl less. Murray street 81 u N, liam.
nond-suset at Il r ~, and MsfksIsus~' "sP.a Faro
should The weather prove unfsyorsbe the excursion will
oe postponed until Friday evening, ls,h nat, Jy+1us'
.~>sUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION
Eeasf0W -Ih~ sunday school Of the 81 L. Chsfch
Bediordsuest ~ill mare an sAenrs.o. On
boat DELAWARE 70 engaged Or tis occasion. ste WI
proceed down - Bay and through Staten Island soands
rordlng view u sumo the beautiful uesy tho
sc.oity VI New-fofk Rev. s~ys, late iron. res ssi
b- presrers all deliver sddress>s accom- panied IN
'snsns b. the children All Will carry their GA pryoss
tue pieale s!ye The bo.i u leave ioot u ahSs.J 81
fe,urnlng 70 The City BY 7 O'clock 10 the even ~.
1ickes oay Is cent?; " b. oDtsiDed 81 ven Deufsns
Bookstore, Is bleeckers; Of Peter Coon, Ssfmns.
street; Albert Lyon, M sprng.sti yoeS - Son ~
o. esn~ ichst John Mace - Ofs enwscn Avsnus Az
The OEcer of Tho School Chdre1 oy ,Isa
parents OF guardians, hall Pre- 1917, - s'S. /"
H. NNyTIC I..s..i<s I...Dd Ierry, g. !. q
w sTxTs ;:I = s s .,s s.M
Yors every boar, except = -, eommsce,ns :. 4 y
VI COMMENCING as A u. until p ~
N B-On Sundays the boats viii leave every hour hoo
A N upn r. n and from p. ~ Until . T. ~ every
III boar Jyi1
Tn 70 LONG ISLAND HAIL kOAD.
G-On and sn.s Tie lSs s Say, psss,ossH
A. H. for s Bostou Trsn and passengers iof and
Prov,dsaes BY sks Eswsekiy hns = NJ ssns s~sH ysS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-14

NI(SiC.-RemUved TO No IS Frankiinsrr-et one door
wi east u Broadway, NJ DUMSDAY, Professor Of the
Guitar ging Accordion and Violin, continues 10 teacb
Ladies and Gentlemen Of NewYork the above fashionable
Instruments &c in comparatively short nme by his new
Analysing and Tnducuve System. Terms reasonable.
NJ will co. usual TO the residences OF his pupils To
any part Of the City, by the Satisfactory City and
other references given on application at No 65 Franklin
street. Jyiv ous
ERANClS BRINLEY, Councillor and Attorney al
Law and Solicitor In Chancery having established nm
self IN the City Of Washington, will attend the supreme
Cour OF the United States and the local Courts
From hs late connexion with the Government MI bnney
fama with the forms be observed In the TRANSACTION
of business with the public Offices and he viii attend 10 t
nro,eculon and al Of claims in The several Depart
r,iring he ala Of an agent or Attorney Refers to-
Hon Edward Curtis Francis r. Tllou, ESQ
Hon J. Phillips Ph'snix, Freeman Hunt, ESQ
Hon Hamilton Fish j. Prescott Hail, Esq
Messrs Grnnell, Miniurn Co. c. Overing Handy, ESQ
Hon. Ogden Hoffman, John Paine, Esq
fvli 2Yr
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FOR THg REMOVAL And PERMANENT Cure or ALL Di'
ARISING FROM Az IMPURE STATE OF The
BLOOD, OR HABIT or rHE SYSTEM.
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I O-T on Tngr-iay evening, l0ih inst. between tie
IL Beecker-s- (Dr Mas0ns Church, and jss Broadway
large God Hair Pin set with garGets with gilt
Sc appended The finder viii be literally rewarded by
both case-. WA -
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r O>T OK STOLEN

II lJIh MAY AT ~ he TlcAei-olce IN BrOOklyn. q
u--et leather Pocket Book, containing sgndry notes
other papers. payable 10 the Subscriber payment o
zane havn. been stopped. They are Of 10 to any
.on bur the owner Nhosoever will leave them AZ hi
fee. or enclose them Ia the subscriber IN Boston,
Allen-sreei, shall be suitably rewarded
ia 8i-is THOS DARLIN
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ITNION COURSE, l.. I. KACING.-Monday,
u July l4,h. st4P NJ will come OF Hurdle Race, mile
and quarter heats for Purse of 500
James D. McNiSnn enters b. h. Donyegan
Mr.. Duchesney enters b, h Hops
Oscar Sweetland entnrs ch h. Swiss.
w Shaw enters b. h. Sariin
Chas T.. Jackson enters old Briton.
Admis.ion-s nclosed space 81 grand stand 50 cents
iYl2 PITS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-28

IN .3rabian Horse Iamer.--The
Richmond Wing says that there is a
horse tanner in tina, city, who processes
to be in possession of secret which en-
ables him TO tame the widest horse. The
Wing gives this account of an expert
ment he made in Richmond a short time
since:
The experiment was performed a, the
circus. The exhibition to the public eye,
consisted Of throwing the mare upon her
side, by the machinery of leather strap
carried over her shoulders and buckled at
each end 10 her ankles. which being grad
ually contracted, she, per force, came
down after while, first upon her knees,
then her side.--rhe experimenter (the
'Mesmeriser' wag called him) then
gently manipulated her face, and pat,ed
her neck, and after half minute or so,
applied powder to her nos,rlls. The
fistenings were then looscd and she was
permitted to rise-tWe should have sta
ted tina, she exhibited, during the man
ipulaiion, indications of pleasure instead
Of frighi.) When up, Mr. Franche (,he
iamer) took hold of her tail and suspen-
ded his weight upon it; she was then
led of by his assistant, he still suspended
by her tail and suffering himself to be
dragged along. During these feais she
exhibited no alarm or disposition to kick.
A sheep skin (uol very agreeable TO a
horse) was then tied to her tail, which
she dragged about the circus without any
sign of repugnance. Mr.. Franche then
snapped his fingers, when she turned and
followed him.
Such was the result, of The experiment,
and we, we did not regard i, as doing
justice TO Mr.. +. or his secret, for the
mare had been broken, and it was not IN
the power Of the spectators to know wha!
degree of wildness he had TO subdue.
He would have preferred, he says, the
widest mustang just caught in the Prai-
ries, or the widest and most unbroken
colt in the vicinity Of Richmond, on the
principle that i, is easier to teach the un-
taught, than first TO unlearn and teach
the mistaught.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-28
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
THE subscriber has just received and is now
opening, in Ottawa, his large aud splendid
assortment uf
Ernnrh IInnLhrleH nnn RLncL
CLIO IA =,

Also, blue and invisible green Beaver Cloths,
Brown, grey, green, and daa do
A splendid lot of French, black, blue, and fan
cy CassImeres,
Sleeps grey, jeans, tweeds and sa,tinet,s Of va
rious coIors, and u splendid lot OF
Satin. silk velvets, aud ether ves,ings.
Gingbams, French bombazines, French Meri-
no. Parameiin, aud fig'd alpaccas,
Linsey. Cotton aud Linen Checks, Shirlings
and Sheelings, Ticking, umbrellas,
Gents Lisle thread, black, aud fancy kid gloves,
stocks, crava,s. and poke, hdkis, shirt collars,
writing paper, spool, cotton, and linen thread,
aud splendid assortment of taors' trimmings.
A fine lot of Calf skins and upper Leather.
The subscriber will still continue bis tailoring
business. but il any prefer any other tailor they
will find that no advantage will be taken of those
who wish to purchase goods in his line. lie al
so feels thankful for past iavors add llaueis him
self that he can sell as cheap as any other place
Ottawa. Nov Il, lSi5 JOHN SHULER
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Farmers, and all others interes.
ted, look at this.

& IL persons who are indebted to A.
N ROWLAND, Individually, or to
the firm OF ROWLAND & PEARSON,
for professional services, are hereby no.
tilted, tina, settlement, either by note or
payment, is earnestly desired, before the
frs, day of January. lS46.
We have made arrangements to receive
Wheat, Corn, Oats. Pork, Lard, Butter,
Eggs and neat Cattle, ,ha, are fit for beef
for all which we will allow liberal
price, varying from five to ten per cent
above the cash value in this market, or
that Of Dayton.
Now friends and cusiomers--you who
have tie means 10 spare, and have had
our services by night aud by day, through
storm and sunshine, what say YOU TO
this offer! We trust your answer will
be such as to satisfy both yourselves and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-28

A western editor gives two reasons
which he thinks conclusive, as to our oc-
upalion Of Oregon: LIST. We want it.
I'd. We must have it.
These are good reasons doubtless, as
far as they go-but we will give two
better ones LIST. 1t is ours. ID. We have
go. II and mean to keep it. Aye, every
inch of it, Enough said-the ayes have
1.-THE question is settled. Forward,
march
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-28

The farm of MIR. X. Miller, JUS, below the
mouth Of Indian Creek, on Fox River, contain.
ing lbs acres; 10 under improvement; gOud
two story house and other improvements.
Also, 236 acres ON sections 81 aud %, T 3j.
r 5; 1875 under improvement; good house uud
barn, and good situation for pubic house.
Also, the sh NV Of section s, / SO, Il g. And
243 acres on section l6 ! IS, K 8; 100 acres
improved; log house and barn, aud other i'm.
prnvemenis.
The subscriber has for sal various other tracts
in different parts OF the county. Persons wish.
ing tn purchase would d. we'll to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. 81. lSt5. GEO. II. NORRIS,
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DRY GOOD.
Hard Ware.s Queens. Ware. Boots ana
Shoes, Hats and Caps, &C., &c.,
at PERU.

HNHE subscribers would inform their
d friends and the cilizens Of La Sale
and Bureau counties, in general,
that they are receiving and constantly
keep on hand foil assortment Of the
above goods, together with many other
kinds, Feeling greatlul for past patronage.
they would solicit a continuance Of the
same, assuring all who may favor us
with call, they shall find our goods al
the loves, and cheapes, rates. as we in
tend to sell for Cash or produce exclu-
slvely. We will either pay cash or en-
change goods for mostly all kinds of
produce at the highest market rates.
Sept. 20,-'45. DAY s. BROTHER.
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Estate ofJohn Meyers, dcc'd.

Estate ofJohn Meyers, dcc'd.
A LII persons having claims against the
"a estate of John Meyers, decd, are
notified and requested to attend before the
probate justice of La Sale county, llli-
nois, a, his office in Ottawa, on Monday
the 9Th day of December, A. d., lS45,
for the purpose OF having the same adj
justed, that being the day fixed upon By
the undersigned, IN pursuance of the stat
ute, for the purpose of settling and ad-
iust.ng all claims agains, said decedent.
Il. ID. BREWSTER, .4dm'r.
Oct. "a, l645. 1866.
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Boots and Shoes.

rENHICK double sole boots.
do do do very stout,
Boys and youths boots,
Mems iine sewed calf do.
Women's kip aud buff seal do.
Ladies' buff sea! walking shoes,
Kid slippers,
Children's aud Misses boots,
Mems and women's gum over shoes.
Together with almost every article in the above
line, for sale by J. q. NATTINGER.
Nov a. lSi5
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Cloths I! !

Cloths ~
n 4 EAVY ribbed Beaver,
H. D. Super French black.
Wool dyed blue black. from So. rs to $50
A good assortment of Blues,
Fancy Cassimeres and very cheap,
Satine,t, large assortment.
Jeans, plain and fancy,
Tweeds aud Sleeps Greys,
Fancy plaid Cloak trimmings,
Linsey and Flannels.
Persons wishing to buy good and cheap goods
in tho above line, are respectfully requested to
ca at the store Of 10. NATTINGER.
Ottawa. Nov. IA, 1915. 81
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rmls 81 winter Dry Goods.
FUSr opened a, Peru. large full and
2 assortment of foreign aud domestic
DRY GODS,

which have been purchased at the lowest
cash prices in The eastern cities, and wti
be sold cheap for cash or produce, consis.
ting in part as follows. viz: BROAD
CLorHs. of various colors and qual''ss;
fancy aud plain sstinel,s and jeans cas-
silneres red and white iannels linseys;
pilo, and beaver cloths hardimes wore
ted and six strccs bea,ertseb SIR aud
cotton velvet; blue drills; hicknries
cotton table diapes,; linen table covers
bro wn holland; colored cambrich' /: blanIi
kc,s: crasI.; linen diaper. &c., ~, ~
Oct. 10, ls45. DAY & l'ls)I Y A
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DOneStics.

DOmeStics.
n Bales bro. musllns,
u 5 shirlings.
5-4 sheetings.
BIeached shrtings and shee,ings,
IA bro. and bleached cotton table da-
per, very good and cheap article for Ia
BILE cloths,
Bro. drills, &c. &c,
For sale by &C. NATTINGER.
Nov ID, lsi5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-28
III. III. magic IL CO.,

No. 1870. LAKE STREET, CHIcAeo.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy DryGoods,
At WHOLESALE AND RETtIL,
g GUILD inform their friends and
w the public generally. that their
stock of goods is as extensive and embra.
ces as great variety Of articles this fall
as can be found in any establishment in
the west. MERCHANTS will be supplied
at prices that will destroy all Inducements
to go east for goods. Pedlers will find
a splendid assortment of all the Little
Frens and Yankee Notions they usual
~ carry. The community at large who
are examining goods to make judicious
purchases, will find this first-ra,e place
to get GOOD GooDs CHEAP, as their pur.
chases are with cash only and their mot.
tots
"CHEAP FOR CASH
tI'A very large assortment of Car.
pets, Druggets and Floor Oil Cloths.
Oct. 3, 1915. l5-3m
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ALSO, tie following lann.s on the prairie, part
of which credit will be gveG for half OF the
amaunt Of the purchase.
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Glass and Sash
NOTICE.

NNHE undersigned leaves Peru for
IL New Orleans about the 10Th Of
January next. and will be happy TO exc
cute commissions for The purchase of SUI
gar, Molasses, &C., for sll persons who
NAV choose TO favor him with their or
ders. He is prepared TO make liberal
aduances for the purpose. TO those who
may desire it. Satisfactory references,
,erms, and all requisite information upon
The subject, given by application a, Peru
to ISAAC d. HARMON.
Peru, Nov. :, ls45. 2o-elo
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An English editor is especially indig.
nant because the governments of Europe
have permitted the incorporation of Tex.
as Nth North .4merica.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-28
Groceries.

MUST received New Orleans Sugar
" and Molasses, Loaf Sugar, Coffee,
Peas, Allspice. Pepper, Ginger, Salera-
tus, Nuimegs, Cloves, Cassia, Rasins,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, &c.
CUSHMAN & GRlDLEY.
Nov. IL, 1915.
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Benjamin W. Jenness, has been ap-
pointed United States senator from New
Hampshire, in the place of Mr.. Wood
bury.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-28
Lands for Sale,

TUE subscriber Offers for sale the following
lands, IN quantities to suit purchasers. BY
the purchaser ,ymg one fourth OF the amount
of purchase, credit Of three years will be given
on tie balance, with inlcTes, OH the same at six
per cent.
yyh and Sc or of arc g. 7 81 n RAE $50 acres
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w MI PAUL sec, Peru.

w Nj. II A u l. s. CO, Peru,
n H AVE just received at the Brick
Il 4 Store, a new and excellent stock
well assorted and seaonable. Cash buy
ers are specially invited. We diglike
Boosting, bu, we will sell cheap-,ha,'s
all. We have, among other goods, the
following:
Black & cOlored cloths, beavers and cassimerrs
Satinelts, tweeds, jeans, hard.me- & moleskin, j;
White, red yellow and Canton fannels;
Cashmere d'Ecosse, nous. and Grape de LANES
Fancy aud plain alpacas, silk velve,s and satins
Newest sly les Of calcoes, black dress silks;
Brown and bleached shee,ipgs and shirtnrs
Scotch ginehams; Irish linens long lawns; linen
cambrics JACKIE Swiss, book and plaid mus.
Inns; bishops lawns Lisle, Ashbur,on and
thread laces and edgings; satin Jeans; dimi,v
black Grape; tickings; checks; colorcd cam
brcs; grass cloth and other shirts; linen and
cotton table diapers; Russia diapers and crash
linen, silk and cotton handkerchiefs; shawl,
comforters; NUTS; kid, silk, buck, and woolicn
gloves and miits hosiery; Angola shirts and
drawers; fine linen and hickory shirts; cot.
ton warns: hats caps; boots shoes ladies
slippers cuhos' Ha' pms necklaces; spool
stands; good spools; pocket books; wallets
whal,bones; carpet bags; zephyr worsteds and
canvass; tapes; needles; pins; fancy trimmings
Lavender and Cologne water, &c.
Hardware:
Knives and forks, poke, knives, carvers, axes
cross cut saws, planes and piano bits, socket ant
irmcr chiscIs wood saws md frames, mahogany
knobs, door locks ard larches, coffee mills, tiles
he'd screws, nails, iron and Steel castings, dos
irons, A mes shoyels, trace chains, wagon boxes
manure forks, &c.
Crochery:
China tea sets, and other crockery, assorted.
a fresh lot of TEAS, etc.
WHEAT bought for cash or goods.
Peru, Oct. |, 1915.
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Books d Stationary.
OTTAWA FOUNDRY.

FEYHE Subscribers would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Ottawa AID
vicinity that they have started Foundry
in this place, and are prepared to execute
NIL kinds or work in their line, equsl TO
any establishment in the country, on the
shortest notice and mos, reasonable terms.
eEr Cash paid for old cast ircn.
COGSN a. CHAPLIN.
Ottawa, Oct3, 1915. l0n
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Vino Chewing Tobacco.

I G. NATrINGER has for sale a very supe
81 nor article of
Cavendish Tobacco,
Fine cut honey dew do.
Spanish smoking do.
Fine Spanish segars, 3 qualities, and
Rappee snuff.
Nov A. lsi5
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ESeltgiOlIs Notices.

The Rev. Mr., HInnAnD. of the New lerusa.
lem Church, will preach at the court house on
Sabbath morning and evening next.
The Rev. G. V. KELLY Of the p. L. Church,
VIII preach on Sabbath mex, in Mr. Reddick $
new brick building, room at the north end on the
third story Nov %
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CHICAGO MARKET.

InlCApO NOV. 90
The wet weather which prevailed the fra, few
days OF last week, and materially checked the ar
rivals OF wheat, has given place to a clear sky
and bracing air, and our market has resumed its
usual animation. Buyers are paying Tie as the
market price. and rs is occasionally paid for
small lots, considered extra.
beef and Pork, continue to come in though in
small numbers, and are freely taken at $50 60
per former and i,3l 4, 80 for latter.-Democrai.
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To WcaVcrS.

"EAVERS reeds, wide and narrow, nss'j, y,
w Fly shuttleS, and weavers' Brushes, tor
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Nov. II, lSlj.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-28
October 81. 1915.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

y UST received, complete ASSORTMENT of Fal
ep and Winter Goods which we offer for sal,
low for cash or produce, among which may be
found the following articles
Broad cloth, cassimers, and sattinetts
Of all colors and qualities, tweeds, hard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, alpaccas,
bombazines, cashmeres, chusans, nous
de LANES, ginghams, and large assert
men, OF fancy prints, rob roy, glrandole,
melted and merino shawls, mitts, gloves,
ristlelts, ribbons. green barage, velvets,
black and blue-back dress silks, black
and white lace, edgings, insertings, cam
brics, book muslin, bishops lawn, cash
mere merino, worsted and Moravlan
hose, black and white cotton do, banda
ma, pongee and cambria handkerchis,
alpaca and silk cravais. comforters. sus-
penders, buck mltlens, gloves, &C., plain
and plaid linseys, Caroline and Victoria
plaids, red and white woolen GanneIs,
Canton do, hickory stripes, white,
brown, and blue drilings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire.
pins, nedIes, combs, &c., &c. batting,
wadding, brown sheetlngs and shlrllngs,
of all qualities, Iickings, burlaps, and
baggiDgs.
HARDW ARE.
4 complete assortment of cutlery
spoons, ox-chaius and pewter porrngers,
hooks and hinges, saG-irons and egg
fliers, shovel aad t0ngs. uace-chans,
pitch.forks, hoes, lanterns, butts and
screws, door,la,ches. bolts, locks mill
and hand saw files, hanh'. cross-cul' mill,
and circular saws, halcheis. hammers,
axes, bed-scTews, wood.kno5s, brads,
tacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assorlmen, Of CrorSery,
Boots and Shoes. and GROCERIES.
CUSNMAN g. GRIDLEY.
Oct %, lS45. ls-ly.