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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02
IN ATTACHMENT.

RACINE DIsrRICr CoURT-APRIL TERM, 1886
Territory of Wisconsin, Racine County, IS. In
the case of Wellington Persons rs. William Wy
nue..
NOTICE is hereby given to the said William
l. Y Winue and all others concerned, that writ
of Attachment, issued out of and under the seal OF
the District Court for the County of Racine afore-
SAID, on the 18th day of December A. ID. IS45,
return. bic on the second Monday OF April A. ID.
$40, for the sum of one hundred aud ten dollars
and thirty nine cents.
hLBERT G. KNIGHT, Clerk.
Voney French Pfs ATTY.
ON FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
Territory of w ls,olsir, Racine Co, ss-John
Chaplin VS.. Roswell c. OTIS, Gustavus =. Flagg
and Frederick s Lowell
IN pursuance OF decretal order of the district
| Court OF Racine County w. T. sitting as a
Court of Chancery made and entered in the above
cause on the eighteen day o. April, A. d., Is 10
of the April term of said Court begun and held at
the Court house ii the town of Racine in and Tor
said County, | shall seli-a public auction al the
city Holel kept by J, Bush, in the Village of
Southport Racine County, Wisconsin territory on
the thir;eh (30th day of Jnne next, at 10 clock,
A NJ of that dav the following described premises
to wit: lot SIX (6) in block thirty [2Ol the south
east quarter OF SECTION thirty one CID town two
north OF range twenty three (23) east, and IN what
is called the KimbaIl quarter in the village OF
Southport Racine County w. r. with the here6-
taments and appurtenances thercunto belonging.
LLlJAH STEELE.
THns WRIGHT sol. Maserin Ch'y
May 10, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02

Il shall be back again IN a minute, al
The emetlc SAID 10 the doctor.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02
Professional ana Business Cards.

JAMES T. HlLDRETH.
Justice of the Peace, Attorney and Counsellr at
Law, Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery,
will attend to all such professional bus
mess as may be entrusted to him.
Southport May, IL '46.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02
A BRAZILIAN FOREST.

u Is more particularly 10 the forest tina
the grand and picturesque, the sublime anc
the beautiful, form the most singular ane
fantastic combination. From the lof,ie.
giants Of the forest down to the humbes
shrubs, all excite the astsnishment of the
spectator. BY means Of the parasites which
form the Characteristic feature Of the bra
lillian forests, every thing seem united in
one community Of being and Of aim.-
These at first creeping parasites soon cling
boldly and closely TO The tree, climb i, to a
certain height, and then letting their tops
fall to the earth, again take root there
again shoot up-pnsh from branch to
branch, from tree TO tree, in every di,ec.
lion. until tangled, twisted and knoiied in
every possible form, they festoon the whole
forest with drapery, in which ground
work OF the richest verdure is variegated
with garlands of The most varied and many
colored flowers. Sometimes the parasites
choke that which they embrace, the latte.
then decays and falls, while the former re-
main suspended, attached to the surround
ing trees, and constantly increasing in
thickness until they present the appear
ence ofmagnifcent twisted columns, a round
which fresh growth Of plants soon rises,
twining and clnging with grace which is
Undesirable. In no other part of the
world is nature SO great coquette as here.
At every period in the life Of plants her
desire 10 please and TO fascinate appears
unlimited, all that is ugly, melancholy. or
repulsive-all that speaks Of gloom decrep-
i.ude, or DECAYS banished: the breath Of
an eternal spring is maintained throughout
The fores' land flowers and frui, loading the
same branch are presented in constant
succession, and in colors ever fresh.
II a tree W Their, or shed its leaves, or
begin 10 show symp ons Of decay, thou
sands on thousands climb it, and weave a
robe with which to cover its inferior trunk
and branches; and having fulfilled this
mission, redescend from the summit, play.
fully waving their plumes, sporting with
and embracing millions Of othsrs which
they meet on their way, until at length
they loose themselves in the immensely Of
the thicket. /: the tree decays or falls over
whelmed with age, nature hasiens TO con-
ceal the horrors Of death. She summons
the moss and lichens 10 prepare il bed
she calls forth thousand parasites 10 fall
a covering for the couch. Thus instead of
the rotten and uprooted trunks which in
our forest North Europe) exhibit scenes
oil naked desoation. we have here only SO
many gorgeous canopies, surmoun,ing So
fas velveted with the rich and delicate
plants which beauli(y he forest. IL ex-
amined more closely, if this exquisite car
pet be raised, new world reveals itself;
millions of worms and millions Of young
plants are springing from the bed of death
and astonish the eye. Everything submits
here as elsewhere to the law OF nature; but
here only nature conceals the hideous pro-
cesses Of decomposition. and so embelishes
the very mould Of death that it appears to
the eye but as the graceful drapery of some
fes,al scene.-[ Journal OF De Strzel-
scky.
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We learn that the insurance Offices in
Baltimore, saws the Patriot, issue their po-
licies w,'h the war risk, and that many
sailors have refused, in the present aspect,
of affairs. 10 go Ia sea. IN the merchant
service, apprehensive of being captured by
privaieers and buccaneers under the Mex
lean flag.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02

TINE subscriber being about to clsse up the
| Boot and Shoe business, will sell all the re-
naming stock on hand at cost, and no mistake.
G.. II. WALKER.
At the old stand of G.. r Walker Il Co
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02

acts with its usual energy and promptness,
it is probable that by ,heiime they arrive
they will find that country in the possess
ion and control Of Americans.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02

CHIRTING stripe, Ticking, canvass hagging,
- Burlaps, &c, at MANNEYs
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02

F. w. HATCH, M. ID.
DR. w. Hatch has removed his residence 10
| the House lately occupied by Mr.. Aitoa, I'M
mediately opposite the Mansion House: ~
Office on Main Street in the Log CABIN aoIoin-
ing the city hotel
May 10, 1886.
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me war OF coSQrEsr.

L. ltisaeommpa err with he parasites
lpi Poafr. rFen II LIS RrPublicsn Cor.
'eEnmsEi Of ours. - regard The Admins,
lr~tien . the counlTs. ahd 10 leok upon
ala uhe dare % imppsn Ihs scls Of ihe
IormsT - fsiihiess 10 ths laller. ~ lin.
idsd BY The rhulgenre ~ patronage. hey
can disrsrn no sll.gisues bar hat due
10 mice. and reganl - treason % Ihe
inalion any in,Puialion af wIong-tloing "a
rs TsleIs. ID IL thns IIsai The President
paper here. the Union. falling into The
esnmmon mistake Of iis class. rous sdeEs As
little less than trailsrnus al ihase jour
nails comprising Iwo-Ihinls ol the wlsule
number IN the eounlryl which denonnre
the war with Mexico rs hating had ils
oTigin in no adequate cause - hav-
ing been uncalled for By any Of those
deep National wrongs and mnmehlons
Stale necessiiies whHh can only Justify
larbiTamehI 80 dread and tleOdy; snd as
HAVING bfen prompted on our side chief.
! ly. il not soiely. By personal ambition,
by m"lises At territorial acquisition and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Tor party ends. The
Union may. 10 Il please. hold tie Presi.
deni 10 BE- las the minions Of Louis IIih
held him "Ihe State bnt we must beg
leave To deny that he is The Emitted States
and We musi take leave still 10 question
his infallIbilty; To express ourselves.
freely. however Ielucianiry. in eondemna.
lion OF his ofIi"ial aets y hen we deem
them wrong and. above 40. still 10 rcn.
demn as most deplcrahle and enlpable.
this war with weak. distracted. miserable
Mexico. the progressed objects ef which
dad not justify so terrible an allerna,,se,
and which might. In all probabiIlly. have /
been attained without il. Shall the corn.
Try bleed. its treasure be wasted. iis re-.
sources dried up, lis Government imnov. !
crushed. lis people be slaughtered by hun
dreJs. and families made desolale hy The |!
sword--shall all this be brought on the !
country by the weakness OF wickedness,
of us rulers, and be seen and suffered in
rTouching submission, lest The ears Of our |
rulers be offended By tire language or re.
Is such The liberty of the
press which the organ Of Democracy
you'd teach! Is the voice Of complaint
o be hushed. also. lest the enemy NAV !,
rear. II! No. indeed: anil we can tell
he Union that but for the halo which the
'aIor and devotion Of our brave army and
Is truly glorious achievements have shed
round this war, those complains would
ave rang through the land in such tones
20 make The hearts of al who have had =,
-. - 3+' 80 ''-'"s.''g @n gr--. ~ -....s.,
= me country quake with terror. The -,
ay for this viii yeteone. W.
AHtionGi buteLsgsaar..
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~ shisis'' he iSsRd BE hi'ts thls,isl,
'auslt "VsE % ttt hBt slii, fsi.
i - lees &c Chsttr-. ttrss.a a.
Ia han'a~fk i'ks loaRaaaA,r rrurdsss
% sAaPssras Ffnparal-as ara p .,Rs5 H.
- - E Il aEsrRans,r Fsiilrry.s
q Ess rss-I i-st. hua Esshass 4 L.
sisssd =" ssPa.sI IL Iasxb,as !. a..
= e shy Fssr. I - - hsppy i osia,
a11.sfassc. ahas ! ssnaoi Issl sngry 1ilh
ZEE perp~tsaaEs.s
Dshiah esssns y Nalasr shssrsul.
esfssed. sLd spisbls sIfs. hps ffem shsl
ssy lofta ssehssea Pfssnssl jnkiaF. sac
had soae.isas % asiins siseursrsd shsrs
are o.hsE sad sufkraa, mo5ss 81 a usiEE
S"r'sisss. s'.d enissisg he. ws.host
'p'oshas si'h ths aesi.hes Or dong sio-
's'es soss's Pssisd C.. 4 oslsrs. IA
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"en: Santa hnnd, Commander Ia caitfofM,
2 L.:|ernt'"g Army, 70 Gen. Ai,a0nie, Iani,Isr
q 81 War ghe RpubEe IF !MzieO:

oen. SANTA innd, Commander IA CLi,fasl
r. Lt.Sernf'ag Army, 10 Gen. .iLaOnfe. IGs;,I,,
H. q war y The RtpubEe If !MEicO.. ''
b. 3s.e9g s1t Ayotla, Sept. IA, 1916.
be- 4ssa ~ one O'Clock in the morning.
b. SIR: haze rtctived your favor q nj.
date. scknnn lsdglng -Cec,ee I,.u,d bv
The supreme Gp,ernmrri -oi The n,ton.
einoracing q progtanue II The ptore, d
logs adopted To regulate : due csieb,a,ia,
bol lhe te.esrabii.htnen. ol lhe Con.t,,u, ION
OF 1874 Tie s'sumpi o. by my,.lf Of the
F.nPamsgEsseuns. Poaet, aud The ann.
feissIy Of ihe eiIous, cty OF The ID. lures.
Ia My salisisction IS ex,reDe to ob.e,,s
me enthusiasm VIII wL4ch p,epar,,;ons
are 70 abe toceIcbrse the two great bic.
sing. which have fsllrn upon Ibis nation
Scr md, pendrnce and her liberl,-snd
an Penetrated ui,h Tie deepestpia,nn,l.
g nod that NY arrival ,, lie cspnsl = IN
pc made 10 contribute 10 the sulpmri,e,
o. 50 great an occssian. 10 iuriLers.ee
Of This otjrci shall make NV en,ree min
that Guy tomorrow q, MIDDAY, and Ia.
's're, 20 contributing my share 10 tie o..
tonal Jubilee, to observe such copr,e ).
may hsa accord with my dutie. 10 my |
co"nity-b, loved OF my hesr,-apd VII
The respee. due 70 HE sovereign will oi |
The people. 49, .'
Have been rsll'd BY lie voice Of fmy
Elbow .rilizens TO exslc,se the Office If
!, .94m.TInnahter.in-chiei OF tie Array Of III. I
tePpbI'e. Iva. far from N. naive Land
y hs n I"t llIsenoe Of IBIS r, nrwed eon.
ls'Nen"c'f, as"d If .hese new obi gal,ons i'm. /
iiose" upon me bv my country was
10 me, aud | saw Thai The INN, +.
i EN- dangers which surrounded her.onal r
ldes. formed The chef mo'iye for call,ns 4
ne 70 The army. nav see ,e,rib,s
op'fss "iIb a per6drous and ds,iss en-. 4
~ impending over hsr. IN wlirh NE
iex'csn' Rtputlc must r.cgnone, ,hs p
i''spa d her glory, and a 10 luns.e. is. q
le. victorious. o.. di.appssr from the .
zee OF The esrlh, II 80 nnlnr,alns as 10 ito a
eiea'ed. aIso see iresclierou. fac.oo .,
Using 1,s t'' head from Der bosom, which. ~
cab'pg up form OF government tete.,. o.
oy the uhied nation. provokes pre. C
rahie s"bm'ssion TO foreign dom,nihon. +,
10 J behold. a, last, that aff,r mucb y, n
iis,ion' mat nation is rtsolsed 10 e.,ab. ~,
~ her right TO act Tor herself, and q, !. h
nee such form of eosernmen, as be-, tie
rs = hsr wishes. A. Iii. L have obsrry. y.
|, and tutned lie 10 t,Tuu sa,,f,,, a. 3oI LIZ.
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We bsJs = FamoI hst athfFal lay.
lgT be tskrl 81 EglnlaEsFmfHla. %
nai bsteFs r. Gsn. TayiaE hss asnlauy
lEeoEas = be- eapl3 pEaEids 10.
@0sn. TayloE ! % 30 ca. We shah
fee Whsihsr he 6oseEnmsul Will support
BIN a. nOl. Whsa he arrives 4 San l.niS.
.I'Ley ran only d i in 0hr EAy, hy l4k-
ing TaHPiro. ard sending lhsnre 10 Tay-
lOE achievements sni supplies"
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FOREIGN ITEMS

Al tie Pnyy Council held , n So,
nay. - Windsor Cattle. The A,ehblshot
OF Waterbury "ss d,ree'ed 10 pr.pa,e !;
lorm % ptayer Tor The relief oi,hp d,.,re..
a,.p 'crciiy nov txi.llhg 10 p,rt. Of u.
oH'et HI gdom. g.
he oils 10 the Royal W,lli.m Vie.
hN''i"e Yard, al Plymon,b. are uu,n..
e'al' y To commence p,pdnp.,oh, snJ
DAYS ind,an e'ru. tof The supply 4 he dr..
He''e" Irish. Il is expec. ed The, vii
peh'r" about 80 q's, o. .bvut al 4oa
ib'. Of mel pes DAY ,,''-''
mere are nov unloading on the D.bh,
q'"'s'w" Apei lean YES. els f,e ghttt with
p"s oss rom he United s, s,es. rhs,
are "irAeeiIent qaaiuy. and senlny a, IN.
'S's OF len tnce per s,one. w. uu,,s,.
''ano ms 10 hut the colDme nee men, NJ a,
extensive I'M or, nd. of,he ONE saoIs
c''nnoday "fibs lush. s. +. 49,. : -'''
Ad'i'nopIr wa. ravsged by H.. ., NY.
nsh, OF tie 2i,h uIt nj. The co, f3.ts.
~" brokt out i" 'te p"pulo,. ~. =.
' ~; FRA tIte', and. 1as,ed lwel : hr,fs
' 'ed"r'"e 70 ashes abou. six HUNDRED b,,s.
~ go q considerable number Of on n. lin.
y ". "a serns, several alil., and ia soma.
gDgUes. ! 'f@e q ti sso4l 1tFf@T m
y, en ttoasapd RS Jew. are r., e x,
Z =" arrive ~ the holy Land 10 se,le i
mere. THIS number win add ab,u, lind
. =. ,hs present Jewish population IL 'Sy,ia
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STATE ELECTIONS

Pennsyfsania.-fsnhcr nssm. a..
fsnn.shania shs~ dat Inc Rhigs Aa,. ,.,,
I4stels swept lhs siale, having elerloa sRyRy
TEEN cat u ~ twenly-lcur mrnaeu. n Ca
rTr-s; Ol''sined large n,.jorily u bo,h LaD,,,.
d he Legislature; and slecisl the Canal Co...
missioner ~ = H.ioFiiy Of more than lona
Soaes' LAD wear The Demorts,c candidate f..
caHal Commissioner had ln.ioris II upu.nl,
oG $4,000.
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Thursday, October an
OnF ANN af planfarnu.
~

~ aa1 'i@ntefey.w
We gils is~lay kElARE Exrlisuau..
days b-isie a Msaaorsy. "a Heua 49,, !. :.
DC ia@s oa d. P-ls q Ne Mslir.a. -. -
lsEsE ihnn "a HpoaoaS being nus -. a., e.
issn Aunared n iiIled and woand.a
Arpsavss . siigulaiioa d ssa o..
~ iilA insl ~ AR aAs ars.issss. -
G~ak TasIS asad !smpOiiia had Ira s;.,,1 -,
MIX sAs A@'nnsa amy NOR npo.ins 49,,
fAi'surs Il tlar bank. ihes ~sr- soalsllv o..
81 y ths Mssians-thai dry larnail a a.,
lseasheIous a'ssil.nls. AMI .iisr susst Ia-.@,L,.
oNn part, deissled them. This rrport m., !.
IT,, bui Nc Lass nj auch e0niidsnor in n
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90 III sashIy, lee bslaIl Co Toy.

..l,s' 81 sSshWy. li'' tslus, Co. Icy.
sRSom saldlls. south. % Rlsss. here
. q TOAD. bul il j. he 0tly ektlnnaus
roae Psss'Rg N Ghas diFreiioa. Re Dis
las.ses On tlAt read srs ss Eollouss
-henssfsy . Ssliillo 4nilss.
sslllllo - Trniilo rs 90
TRAILS 70 AgaalHarienles Ige Do
Agaalaxeisnles - I.azcs & do
f.szns . VIA q Lon "a
killads Lssa 20 Gasaa1usao 4 Do
6aanaxnzlO . S-lsmanea ? Do
Sslsmsnca N Jnan drl RIO ), 10 D
Ina del kio y Taia 10
Tala 20 Ns1ieo 81 %
e ia
Maassrry % Msxieo ri DO e
II nothing bsG dissaase usrs ii he
var. thai slone presents almost alimros.
sibili,y . Ihe army bul lhsre ! cher
great difficulties IN lie way, whkh II Il
hard % overcome viii an simi which
lsil camsrgo with only thirty a - sup
ply q prnrisinn.
. n the frss place. from MonErey 10
Salnllo j. : very 4 ffcnlt road, Gid ailh
dfhles. We wall suppose that is been
overcome: Then commences ihs great.
e'i difficulty. The next slep is ose hun.
ared and eighty miles through lounlry
which . deseFisrd As an arid phin. al
most without water. and equally gilhouI
On this point We ms add.
what seems not 10 BE- entirely undsislna.l,
ihal nine.tenilis 81 Il,e. Meaiean IptapIr
are snnlll Of San Luis de Polosi 40 Ire.
milo. THIS icing tie ease. YER In.Ie.
We may say nothing. is gained Is any
conquest shori Of ne city Of Glsnaxa. !
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ohio.-Ihe MAiss hasr also ltium,l.s.l "a.
r'oaSg IN Ohio. Al The r~turns were NJ, in h.,
suil,elsn. had i~sn reeoissd 10 show tia. ! Wb,y
GO'srnOr had hesn sleelsd y ruajofi,, u -snr
800" 'o,es; that they haze caHii bah lx.nrh..
OF the Legislature. and gained four conrr..,,,..
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nuai.-ws have just recri,c,I copy q Tia.
work from the publisher. Mr.. Edward wslIst.
New iOrk. IL eonlains The .iddr,.ses and Me-.
sagss Of the Presidents of the United states. Ch,.
augural, annual and special from 1899 to 1910.
with Memoir Of each Of the Presidents, and
History Of their administration; also the Dech-
ration Of lndcPrtrisnoc, ArSles of Confederation,
and Constitution Of the United States. and a -.
lection OF important doCumsnts and Statistical In.
formation. The work l. ycty mead, printed. in
two volumes, coInPtising nearly 100 pages.
PHce is. s..r #.-....'-
This work ApTcas to have heen coupilr,l with
-'''a - 10 fail "a n. hight, au,,n..
r'a'ed By every person who EEL. himself in .nv
iegree interested IN the political hisory Of the
country.
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The intelligent Washington correspond
ens Of The Journal OF Commerce, pneral-
W well advised. gives. 10 Iet.er. he an
ne&ed Information respecting he measures
adopted representing tho war with Mex
leo: 72.s s-s.-ass s.s- s~..ssss.a- - !
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Fforida.-The returns continue 10 come i,
favorable to the Wig candidate for congrr.. in
fsofada. and tssEe can no longer be any dOul,
thai Mr. John q. GslsII has been elected b, ,
'ey handsome Hlajadiy, In succeed the prr.en,
Democratic representative.
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DEATH OF THE LATE BRrTlsn Minis.
TER lion. Henry Stephen Fox.
ioIncf,S Envoy Extraordinary and aIi-
Mister iienipoirnliary Of the British Go
seIhment to This country. died a, Wash
lngton on the I2ih inst. 80 --s ~ 80"
Mr. Fox was The grandson OF the first
t .,"fu Holland, and nephew Of the cele-
nn %'." .has. James Fox. lie was sp-
pointed minister TO this gorernmen, in the
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Washington Ienr, 10 The n. York
'"o"nessy<: 0rtf 3.fgft:
According 10 the decision of a former
ra'','t '""nc'l. The prep.rs,icn. far an
"'''N =" T.mpir" haze beer gong fn,.
" ~ steadily They wrrr 90 "a, ccm.
p'rtfd BY he end If The last. month. ,b,t
ne 'e.seIs de.Isn.d Tor he serv,ee .ailed
'"r Tier destinations. The .,,sne, Mi.
1's ,Pp'' Which had completed her rsrso
- o. we NECESSARY st,rfs .snd supplies 81
A'onaia"s' sailed on the goth ult. She
eaeDaoiy re'ched The squadron shout the
' I'M srd !, ispresuasj ,6sfesery
"'ns was ready FOR an attack III lhIees or
our days siiersarJ. We axe therefore
y daily expectation Of ,erei. inc infnrm..
Ion Vi The 'c'uI'--the distance from ve,a
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er work which comes 10 US highly recommends,
by testimonials from such men 4. Iulgc Ken,
and Professor lngrahan. Il Is ,cry handsomely
executed both as To printing and binding. and !.
a compilation from work which originaIl, cos,
fory-hre dollars This work j. furnished to ,ub.
scrhers at 81 copy.
Soopcr's Naval History. .po,b.r
"oFk oil merit, has been shown us. anil i, aI.o sc.
romp1nicd BY the hiehes, testimonials. The sub.
ee' o. The work. treated Of by such writer J.
en'more Cooper, would Of itself be a n,ts;eien,
1 II is Of the same style Of bind.
"s as ''e others and neatly printed. Price, pcr
opy, $3.50. a.. F... ,-.. .....7-.5
" An Agent fcf tlle sale Of the above work.
W. J. H. GARRY, !. now in ,hi. count, and
nose ' "h" would like 10 procure either Of them
VII nave an opportunity Of suprI, ing ,beus.,,..s
'!thout much trouble.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20
NAV GOOtSl nav COCpSL!

4 HAVE ju received from New York
\ large stock Of dry goods. comprls'
ing almos, every article in this line usu'
ally enquired for in country store, ana
am determined tn sell The same as cheap
as the cheapest; il is useless to enumer
ate the articles, jus, call AT Tive old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine The goods and the prices,
it Is no trouble 10 show the goods.
N. y. Mos, kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. f.. WALkER.
Ottawa. July 30. 1916