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TIE Peace P"jsei.---lhe Washington cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing since
the close Of the session OF Congress, says;
There appears 10 be no doubt enter
tanned here, in the minds of those who,
from their position, are best qualified to
Judge, tina, treaty of peace will be con.
cluded with Mexico without unnecessary
delay, Notwithstanding the neglec, Of
Congress 10 appropriate the 81, 900 900.
Nor is there much reason to doubt, that
California will be ceded to the u. States
in payment of the expenses OF the war,
and the Rio Grande be agreed upon as
the Texan boundary, though it is probo-
BILE that the claims due to American clii-
zens from Mexico will be assumed 10y
our government, aud million or two in
addition be paid 10 the Mexican govern
mcnt, as a settlement in full for the terri
tory to be acquired"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

H,rse Thtf Tlhe1.---A person ~h1 has went
~ the name of Wilson, but whose real name i,
l. O. Van Autrap, was arrested at \. k,c'-r's
tavern, about nine miles Ir m this place, n tie
Chicago road, about three weeks aiuce, Tor steal
ing horse h. ,nei to Mr.. Nermot aud a sad.
dc and bride bel ngin to Mr.. koelcr, lie l.
now in jaiI al This place, aud as be has Messed
lis guilt, he VIII duuotlcs take up his quarters At
Alton for a tine The horse, saddle aud brd!,
have been recovered Since his arrest an con
ilemcnt il has be,n asceroncd ,hat be has l,i
4 horse on the YcrmlIhan, about u miles from
i place, aud Circumstances Lad 10 The oid"ion
tlatilisb G which he has stolen. The h1rse -
gray. he sIys lie purchased hc horse st Ga
.na, or near that place, Of Nc. Lockwood,
Should The hose be stolen the owner can cal
a, this o!icc and receive Information Of his where
luts,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

Capital is mans product-he uade it;
but Gai i, the Creators proIucI--he
made i, aud gave i, not To parh bat to
az the human racc.'-J 4. FISHER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

There is sentiment as beautiful as
just contained in the following lines:
lie VINO furgets the fountain from
which he drank and the tree under whose
shade he gamboied in tie days Of his
youth, is stranger to the sweetest i'm
pressIons Of the human heart,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

We learn from the Eric Observer, lha, at u
Convention lately held at Warren, Pa, the Hon.
James Thompson, of Erie county, was re.nomi-
mated for Congress on the frs, ballot. The bal
loiing stood, Thompson y; Lyman 3; Wilcox .,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04
OBITUARY.

DlED-On Thur,jiy the 3 inst, EpwAEu
NuRUEIL youngest son e ". ii. ". Cush-
man-agad about Is months.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

English A,cpocy.- Mr.. Allison, in his history
Of Europe, in speaking of the United States,
names New England as one Of III, States Of the
Union, aud adds, that it j,ms The States " Mn-
AachNtils and CnnneclicnI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

THNIlE richest stock of Dry Goods ever
- opened in this market to arrive dur
ing the Two following weeks, will be ex-
hibited at the new store, by
August %, 1876. BououToN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

labor ev'r smcc, being allowed above
ground but one hour in twenty-luur.
Jones, by dinl Of good fortune, sue
ceeded in escaping some five OF six Yeas
since, and in finding hls way h Ca.,for.
uia, where he is now living. The report
has caused some excitement in this rc.
slou, and We understand hat measures
are GA foot to tcs, ils cou,cmcss. MI
Reeds fricuds have no doubt # his We
rao'W.-Bath he E"quircr.
Fo,1ry and db WE.--A late letter to the n.
Orleans Commercial Ijn,, contain, ihr How
ing statements with rcgarj to the history and
character j Iar,Jc., the President + the N,>i.
can Requisite:
"AmhCutic rumors reached Matamuros
yesterday, thal Paroles would cert rs
be- at Monterey, II avengc the defeat, OF
the Ssh and OH May. lie i, a brave
man, cnlrrpr>irg, stubborn, and wish
much Of the prestige belonging Ito high
personal pr0wcss IN the hcld.-lie /, a.
natural son ul Mira, by priest who
,huue bothiN field ID church as a man
oi courage, gcnius and resolution of pur
pose, Ia The war Of 1872. lie has trans
united most Of these virtues to his son
and # he ever finds himself at the head
OF body of Mexican troops, lie will give
US battle To this the Savannah Ee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

dialely retired to make the announcement
to General Jackson. The old General,
with has characteristic promp,ilude, di-
rec,eL his Cabinet 10 withdraw, and the
stranger TO hS ushCr,I in. Young May,
an elegant lad, six feet, aud beautifully
proPorIionod, cap ia hand, made his box
to the Pres ii,ul "N hat j. your bust
ness, young man. asked the old hero.
Il learn, SIX" said ar. "llial there Is a
vacancy in ,he ljrucnaucy ot Dragons,
and have rode, sir, long distance,
.hrough mud ana slceI To ask di Nuu the
appointment" JACKSON, as,oui,hrd,
scanned him from head To foot, and .om
The scrutiny, Judged Mat lie had about
him the material ct a suldi,r Said he,
" Are you q good har,cmar!' My
horse i "a, the golc,' SAID young May.
"scc me noun, and di,mouuI.' The old
General struck Win the appearance Of
he Young man, followed him to the
grounds in front If the Presidential mau-
SION. May mounted, rode and dlsmount.
ed as never man did b.fa.c. This occur.
red du,irc the r,,r,J, war. Tie old
General asked INN whether he rpuld Kill
m Indian! "lcs." SAIL May, ~
him, by. and aihinr The ncxllay
Nav was Iicu,ensnt If Dr?roons
N'iP'>'' .|"L't''-'"r '"'Se was
'hroNn I"'o "-h state oI eN'remt"' "'
HNho'y e's"'ng' ny 'ne announcement
..h' "e '""y 81 " man '"d '''h ''""" II
'''"".S '','N' "''u' one mug S"""
cast I'll "'' ,'a''' IN "'"',' : meme, TT
wafer t'','E "''"l"'c OF '''"''n-' Ear
D.! on M"""'y morning 'J''l % ''4 '''
was S"""'''[N' ""o' "s'"'' N''I' d
'afSe oo"! IL our '''%'"S' 'tP''''" 1t
'Ie SP', 10 "'Ne we proper '''''.' :"
nous - = " Us '''''''''', J." "'' '' wv
''''s' S'''"'''" 'f''> -" ''' S"'"'',' "''
40, d '''',-e % ''''''"' g." 81" We ''O""'
1."!'r u" ",s P'''"" Ut 'n! ""''1 !" VIZ
'''"i'!' '''' al "u '''' "''S T.. mus
nav, nave, "''" '.'eI' '"' d '1" Gay ;, 4'' " az
81 '''V'' " '''' "'''''.''' '''"' ~ vas ,"''
Po's'0'T ''' '"! one W ''''-.''@' ID, '' %,
,"''S' ii' " - 'o'", . '''' '"'"'' -
~ '' eV'' r',N'o"' INV" ''"'' I I','
pro tl'l bl'll VI lAtl " NE = a. ''el'' ''''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

Ina town near Greenfield in ten GU, of twelve
houses, within distance of ! miles, there have
been horn ten children within the last ten months.
That is furnishing neishborhood,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

The Baltimore Sun says that the wheat crop
Of Maylrnd this year, will provo deficient, aud
the tobacco crop one.,hirj less than usual.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

have and seek empluymtnt and business some
where else where Industry aud labor have some
prospect Of me, tug a suitable reward.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

Egierprisbg .--Some Of the manufacturers do
n appear TO be alarmed at the tariff The Ma
u,Dkcog Cotton Company have erected at Salem.
Mass, an cdiiee which contains II coo panes Of
glass, two millions and two hundred lhuus md
bricks, and has four halls capable Of holding
twelve lhousan persons each.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

a IMPERIAL and Young Tyson Teas Of
q the choices, qualities, just received
and for sale by [ol BouGnToN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

ofrgin derives its name from the plant 0tg1no,
or Wild MgJram which grows ia great vroru-
SION there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

BDICE, Coffee, Tobacco, Raisins,
Il q &C., just received and for sale by
Aug. %, 'fG-0 BouGuToN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

4 NHt0Hairfs UU.-'lhe following
i, really good A poor German relative
Of Mr.. Aston arrived no, long since, and
appliod to The old man for charity. MIR.
\. gave him i've dollar bill. Why
said the dIsconted relative, your son just
gave ZEN doIIar.r We'll be may, laid
the old man; the dog has a rich father =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

The Catholic ChaplaIns sent out by Pr.siden,
Polk to ohiciale for the soldiers protesting that
faith, attempted, on the 18Th ult. to address the
citizens OF Matamoros but they were refused the
use of the church, either to speak or preach in.
IN o. Dsid.
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rulsiai ys:r for Sintc GgIccr. aud Members
Oi t'O, -Ir>s.

The Register publishes the official vote lor
,iuyernur and Lieutenant Governor, and mem.
bgrs Of Cong,c.s. We give tie aggregate:
I'm COY EHNuE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

Eah1sememof D-h,cGre--IEe enlargement
ofIhs state Of Delaware Is proposed 10y tue Viii
nington Journal, by adding to its present terri
tory eigh, coun,i,s from Mary lond, Cecil, Kent
Queen Anne's, Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot
Worcester aud somerseD and two counties from
Vrginin, Accomac, AID Northampton. These
counties I'll lie between the Chesapeake and Del
lNare Bay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04
EO AliiNr.
5ENHlS and the following week, the most cx-
Z teusNe aud richest assnrtu,nl If
ORY GOODS,

ever opened in the city of Ottawa.
The following comprise purt oi the Autumn
stock Kch a,ur,I Mdohinc dr,.ses, do oubre
shaded Do, graduated ro5,s DO, California pIalds
Oregon o., zIughim robes, ucw s'y,e chu.au-.
do gan IiII,, do omhre a,paccas, figured sud
PLATA do, blue l,cS six wnrF do, cold mrrluo,-,
superior bIutilloR Vi i,Ioiars, DC. Al OF which
w. be sold .u'y, q, .Ac one pdcc cheap cash store
# lOJf uOJGHrON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

CPFc AHN.'-ihe rush u the copper mines
this fall, is very great. The Attorney Gcnerll
has declared that all the permits aud leases grant.
ed ure Illegal aud Congress refuses to lcgalize
them. So one man has az good rightlo work
any mine that he may fad o, another This
consideration is inducing thousands to 20 there
"ho respect nelihcr companies nor claims, but
take the Grstand best they come to.
Hereafter, what money is made, will be made
On the copper actually delivered instead Of on the
sale OF stock, as one man now has as good rights
upon the ground as nnolhcr,.-- Chicago D.m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

N.U Custom Muse al BDs0a,---rhis cdilice Is
nearly completed Not a splinter Of wood is to
be found in the whole cdifice; all is Quincy
granite and iron, with marble hlors &c. The
roof and dome are ilrmrd Of solid granite block,
OVERLAPPING one another
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

etUGARS.-St. Croix and Stewards
~ crushed, for sale by C9] BoUcnToN.
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j. F. D, Lanor, Esq, of Madison, has ucso-
tinted Ian Of $40 LOCO on favorable terms, in
the cry Of New York, for the Madison aud Iudi.
annapolis Railroad Company.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

Wisconsin dad Ilra Lond Suhs.--At Mineral
Point, On Monday the 30.h day Of November at
Green Bay on Monday the l4,h day Of Deccm-
her; at Dd Duquc, on Monday the % Of No
,emhcr; al Iowa City, on Monday the 3).h O
November, and at Fairfield on Monday the III
DAY Of December.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

y AZ lNDOW sash for sale by
Z Y I0f J G., NArTINGER.
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G NUFF-Scotch and Macaboy SNUFF,
~ for sale by
Aug. Z, 1915 G.. +. WALKER.
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HDEPPER SAUCE--For sale by
4 Aug. z, 1915 &. +. WALKER.
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OUo.-Vhe democrats OF tue Columbus district
have nominated Col. 5. Medlry, editor of the
Statesman, for Congress. That dstrc, is now
represented By Delano, whis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

SaIheonian IJstiiufe..-.The Vice President
has Appointed The following Senators Resonls OF
the Smithsonian Institute: Hon. George Evans
Of Maine; Hon. Sidney Breese, Of Hin +, md
Hon. Isaac :. penny hacker Of Virginia. The
t me fixed 10y law for tue frs, meeting Of the Board
Of regents is the irst Monday in September.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

Mosquitoes in Ityas..-.Oae of the Volunteers
in tn Legion, wiring to f,end a, homo,
says that the mosquitoes there "can s,,nl lu-
iooicl upon the ground, and without difficulty,
dtlnk water Out Of pint tin cup"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

FHNliE greatest bargains in Mems and
Il Boys clothing ever offered in o.
lava, can now be made at my clothing
store; superior Goats and Pants, not hall
the price you have to give your regular
tailors. RICH1RD SYKES.
La Sale street, West side court house.
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From the - luis Eeycllir.
From. tnC Agtuy,

We find ian tho pt.4yp1a . tL. 3, 100
ce,yeJ through tie attention If friend =, C,i,,,
letter. from Kendall. We max. , few cy,r,c,s.
"Lrsn, Mexico. July 81. 1916.
"Capt. Yin,on's command entered TIN. nine,
this morning without the last show Of opv,,j.
ton, the inhabitants tbropg,nr the pla,, in
crnFl. as the truops filed ipto if, and lacked ,ls,
arms in front Of the house Of the a,c,lJs f.
seemed to me as though there were mon enop,l,
in the SQUARE to hive beo,en ~, off with ,,,l,i,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

For@O Days CuIy,

NaUi@s heart nothing fit, IcoHla Soy
tint
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The Convention question has been carried by
l decided majority.
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srsouLAs AND MELANCHOLY EATsLiIf-ihe
,ieiIv sa.op has been attended With unusual isaJ N
oortions of the West T. p. Burtett, Esq rnem1er Oh
.he Constitutional Convention from Grant Co. W
mas called home recently % witness the oeath o. m
mother who died Of the prevailing bhous ie.' anu
two DAYS af,er himself and wife we're oepostfu III t
ss,ns yrsye both being stricken down WIN leytl,
'A'''' si@'' lAlbapy Evening Journal.
D,.rprss1.e CAlAMITY.--Ou village " as alarm
.a,es,eydsv morning by the rumor that Nj 6err !
G-:on one OF our first citizens, had been MISSING s
~. rsyors evening and that his hat and haokerctI
,a found Ia the race way OF BARRIERS new factory, 10
that place Upon drawing off the water the Sooy OF Mf
Or,on WI found in the race short distance ne.o me
Sr,Sye = - tCayuga Patriot
E~ Judge Douglass and Col. N Clernand OF IL
inois are to 6e competitors for The Senate OF the niieo
states 10 succeed Gen semplc whose term expires
pext March. ISt Lo"as rep'D ~
Sixty sail craft with 100000 bushels Of
wheat are detained by break in the Helland { ana!
IL win not be repaired TINS eeason. ltye. JONI
A Soc1yTy oF FRIBNDs.--A company OF penn
,yyapians belonging TO the Society Of Friends nae az
nurchssed the WoodLawn estate, comprising %,Oly
ac-es In Fairfax Co Va nnd viii settle on lie ino e1
proceed to It's cultivation by forming nurseries gA
dens &c.
IT, Col. J. p. rogers, distinguished member
,s The Suffolk bar and formerly Attorney General oil
Sa;nr died at the Norfolk House yesterday afternoon
sitter lingering illncss boston trans F''u"'
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.NEW-YORlA TRIBUNE.
For the Gew.York T,ibrn.

sor t1e new OK 'loIoe
- sIGHISGs OF TIE LYRE.
BIZ the gentle night-wind stricken
At the hour of stars aud signs;
When the Angels teardrops thicker
In the dropping aoweret's eyes;
From the Tyre low Enurnurs flowing
Float upon the zephyr's wings,
With the soul and fsrvor glowing
OF Poets imagings.
Like a streamlet running ever
With a soft and lowly moan.
Swell the mr-nQrs, ceasing neve-
In their wild, celestial tone.
Fragrance strange the strains possessing
Fling around the waiting hours
Like those we win By pressing
Out the hearts Of freshest flowers
Symphonies Of tuneless sweetness
Pouring in the ear OF night
Joyous notes Of fairy aeetness
Merging in each other quite
Brea.bless signs and hasty breathing
pessioned words with love that burn,
And the sad and mournfnl wreathing
Chaplets round the funera! UNI
Like strearnlet flowing ever
With soft and lowly moan,
swells the music, ceasiDg never,
II its sad. deep undertone.
From the Tyre forth family gushing
Gusts Of wingiess melody,
Az an Angels pinions brushing
Der the strings its soul set free
Yer, Bloomfield, " j. July. 1916. '" r. n.
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sales n, the Stock Exchange -,
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In paeketship i5any from Hderc--count Pu'eils-!9'
10 s,eerage. ,.,., 49,.
Foster Henrietta Foster Richard Foster, VIM Foster
H. bris I Ra!doir. frer. Saraaaah--E Wheeler
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pAssENGERS SAILED

n paele,h,p admiral, for HarreSainuel u FoS Saui
u.l NJ FoS. ir. Fox. Master De Grasse Fox, New
York Henry Smith. II Fox, jr, Phiiaa Mr. bonShe
and lady Edmond Donate, Heyre DR. Chcves and iady
Chsrleston; Madame Andrio and child. France : u
Chsrraud. New-York
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A Poplar EeyrsesPs-, lpcatet Y ore o. ne nos.
60u-sn:oF and o.-asanf ces !. ia- West Si-n pstEOa
sse CT Five T6c1szu6 Dcl.2-s per s2E, ~! y SOD
upon advantageous terms popclsr wfIi-f and
energetic ba=i,ess nan cozd c5t I'D rso-e desirable
sIGAlon T.. Il hath q tAs pr=se- Proprietor 5 Tie
o1T Ics;ca yact -cucsz h g dIsFoss q r- establish
mem l1glre Vi gOtSEY 8 PALNSS- No .a1 -'assa!--
ff~u-. IL
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IN PJ RStANCE Of ar order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF New ORR, SOt!ce Is hereby gwen a per
having claims against John r. Townsend late = 80
CiE 81 New OK deceazed 70 presec. 5 with The
vouchers thereof 70 he sS..noer5 he Of Samuel
7 i.S:e 10 - Cetsr.tr-r' In tho Cir Of New York
before tae ninth day Ia.ci Dated Nev o-G
.h- hfth day of>epu1ilcer. 1916.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE r,...
e. iGwGl sA3fL. T. ShIDTORE, LNe'-'''f
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NIADANIE an0I- Pu- E-a-r E-zrcr. EEho.s .E--re

MADAME ADOLPH. f1gu France, whose i---scs.
VI f.-- Throughout E=ruoe I'D 1csr5eE hsS cz-see
many % impose r7or The Community. By assuming aeI
aA-o- hAs s--izz6 n Nez-yorA and LAKE, private gpA-
-eaii win t0 =rra-ces, a. Inc >1-zsPeare hHie cor
y Acknowledged <o-5er-cl tarli., she VII morn her
y.-.iors o al t-.- .S--s :sDsac-o1E OF io= pas LIE
wnsa, a-d ha- hrsbAa: or wife hey VII se. Co--ul-z-
Eo2 .c- AZ :s array th= Gsy OF evening set52 c-ls
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OFFICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.
ADrasrt,spls tyr 1rrsuar " sysctp ,ssOrs1 -:E''.
l1a. Ard b Z CO.. -,

z lie. -z-d b tdTts<r erA1-enJ
And al, advertsensnts made undes orders Of the Post
rnaster-Geners, il ns*spePe: Q, rsspeets OF 4eers
nncsil for IN sy Post Oce shall be assrsd the paper
or pspers ri b= oTn pacs where he otce advertising
may be s1sted, iCysg tie .zrgss es-c.40;;os-
Yer Pcs. Offer LG-, tsssed .i-ro. !, !Ssi-
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cG-zb.e consumption HI physician give h.zl 20 lie
cur-t b D.. Taylor. szlsaIr Livsrpo.t- Alex
Smith 81 Fcrsy ss- s@ven years tied viii eoG "a,
pan . ne side ard CHEST ras1g blood &c Re ssl he
cold no. have lived Fad - rCt tzzsz Dr.. Tsyior's
BA-sa1- E!--= - Positive cures Of Consumption 5y
d. caylof-i B4szm Of L.verxor; Gan iaere exit
oocb; A. -ea-. L. sr--s u ts medicine ard -
I'VE PoF=r over consumption, No. r0as Car doubt A.!
sao cave P.Ss Of Consumption a-eectr-a4t y -elr
soTs o: LIE a-t ata,- 10 Hste - = 5eezrzao by
ths 2ropr,eicr .o-..sr.g SIS BswrrE. q. 81
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tNO CROCER>.-For sals ta- ease e-l1 srt!-- STOCK
OF goods, dN,ures Inclrd-uga horse zd SsZon, Of
ret2. grocery store dong good business the
ocaec Z ~ most central par OF >OEth BrooklTc. The
house hGs been bait bat year : re stores lia,
oG 81 erck aac he upper Pac oec1Piet a evening
iolr -sz-s III &: low To one 'S= acquainted
WIN Tire relai. g7oce-v business opportunity - noS q.
fsrei seldom % 5- ne: WIZ. For :zheF -rctC-ars Il
suire Z Ne~-Yors Of EOP9 CA ! SONS,
80 20 - -uLlOU--.
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HERRfNG'S tWiter's PaienD Fire and Damp Proof
II Saansnder SafeS-The only obl-ctisr made
aain.G Wid-r celebrated Pstel! Fire Proof SslAnander
Ssf-s Wa si sc- OF Ire FRS. made .G7 " .ids. would
mould an1 dalupen books aEi papers
The subscriber hAs inverted damp proof composition
which b. Incorporates 10 tie Mahogany Book Cas-
separate snt distinct, without altering changing IRE
Ere Proof Filling tPsienet hy Daniel Fitzgerald AID by
him transferred 70 Wilder The Patent Office Washing
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The exclusive ign; 10 MAKE SCI. lne above safes in
this STATE Is secured 10 the subscriber.
Jores's celebrated chAEEeshle Bank Lock win be FIR
n:shed when ordered snd for sale Manufacturer prices.
general ASSORTMENT Of double and s-nsr ssli1s.c-r
Safes
Also Other kinds OF srd second hand for sale
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