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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-24
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In Concord, N, H., last week,N. P. Rogers,
ESQ. formerly of Plymouth, n. II.
In Brownington, of consumption, Caroline
s., daughter of Joseph N. Savage, Esq, aged
IA years.
ageds2. Printers in n. Ii. agd Ms, are S'c'
Sarah j. youngest daughter, of John w. and
Mary Cammipgs, aged Is years, ! month aRd
[ day, after Il FSpIarkable patient illPess of o
months a.
At Derby Line, Oct. 13, of consumption,
Miss Margaret Harvey, aged 20 years.
In Kirby, Sept Is, of typhus fever, after a
severe illness of IL days, Reuben d. Barron a.
red % years, 8 months and Is days.
In Cabot, Oct. l9, of palsey, Mr. Solomon
w. osgood, aged SO. Mr. o. received the
shock when at his work and survived 81 hours.
He had been consistent member ofthe Cong,
Church 2years Com
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in CHANCERY.
Orlcans County, December Term, lol6,
Samuel s. Wcad,
Willard NJ. Brebc,
Freeman circuit, g.
Samuel s. Lang.

TN a.: 80 a., ,r,,or '6Ios viii. ,E,o Clcrk
ofs,;d C,onrth;s Mn Observation-Disclosures the
oil sara NouLt els 1lI % - iia
uo"Te n"t ~ =. u $500 n iSi9 H. or,
Wv. we n'..t Ga5 ~ ,;,I, tL,' 3,fand,nts B.nbe and
SnI,,,smJ Ia H. foItou,;p,r described land
~ Gh,tt, IN I'D C'ou,ty Of O.lcnps viz.
~ ,nro fi,nJ contained in lot M
~ i; d., "a d;v;s;on R;pbt NJ James H. OF.
no,, he@r;,n;rr ~ a s,,kcnnd stones - or %
NV :. 80. &c d. i;no hotwacu Jnnos Mel.
'!s,,,J 80, land s,id stokn stand.
s,t g., Ia s; rod, f,op, CLYDE Reverend
~ ,sid ro,d ~ rods ami one link in II
- Jiroot;o,, ,honce.tnynino n riuht an.
IL, So aa;J ro,d nor,bc,lv : rods thence
s,I' 80 = ,raiIol u,,o vii, aid ro,d civ
asp va haif tharco son,LerIv 70 th,
en- Ions '.u oiig 'lau' y, si go oF l,mJ
u.s. .a,J ,J Cvydo Rivpr rrnn;ng
oetWu, ~ st'' III Eno ~ ,bn
pa, III IN R;,or thence RIM.
: ;i D.. ~, VA contenipr all tbe
- ~ - =: - h,,,,,r 'tbn r;,;cr ,nd
aii1 IA ~ i'.,e Roobo ,nL 0-cntt
ou,u aJ ~. .ba oratnr tLe sum 90O dollars
~ ,p,5ia 81 ,yb;sI, oa,eemont wns mn
"., = - h., ga Rccho and fty.
~ H. conveyed said l,nd bv his
quiz, 'ea. ny ~ - o3 -, sa;I Raoho -,
I.r, ~, IN. ,eencst of said orcutt: that .ho
'oue inN IN ogsa;J MISUNDERSTANDING re.
,,,,,,il oItbonob iong sine, duc;that said
mains up" .t tho &c I;nr snib contract
beGne was "t try l IL i',or a5d KIN mIn,d.
ahG no tlN'hS satu "" h,r nfa su;t bronoht bv
Jus ar,;ns} aid Becbc for said purchase
t'c oia.oi ~ o;Jois,;S c,,tr,ct and nrc
money ui.u IN Ana f,rthr-
vented the 1,not.Ump " ,on ccurtv for the
stating ,has "a. nobsy hut relied
payna'ms % si" oa o s@u cs,atc $, rorraycd
solely upon ms Lex ." Sr% ma that sid Rrc.
iof sec1r'y o. d a.'o 81 Ssntembnr D. is45, b.
be ca the Fti Jay VI - daG,n;
ms aeeu VI tnS' nnan s,;a estate conveyed
ing the orator SueM upon SI'o mod
the same to one samuel ?, LanE a9Use n nnJ ~
ans tlae SUI Sana .o;d nanSavonce hid full
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TENHE subscribers having been appointed by
| the Hon Probate Court for the District
of Essex, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the Estate of Samuel Howe,
late of GuildhalI, in said District,i deceased,
and the term of SIX months from the first day
Of August, 1876, being allowed by said Court
toythe creditors of said deceased to exhibit arc
prove their respective claims before us-D"
rive notice that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Co E. III. Webb, in Guildhall, in sad District.
on the Both day of November 1916, and on
the LIST day of February, l947, at 10 oseiock
forenoon, on each of said days, . 4, % VI.
f r. w. + FREEMAN, : CONS, ;ssioncrs e.
- JOHN P. DENlSONs oGcsTss. 4 + sF
Guildhall, Sept. %, 1916. ,5r 4S2w3
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BETSEY MoRRIsoN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

.. .... Caledonia District sS,
At Probate Court, holden at Danville, IN
and for said District on the 2lst day Of
October, A. ID. 1876 ....
WHEREAS, Timothy Morrison, Admin
w islrntor of the Estate of Betscy Morri'
son, late Of Groton, in the County Of Gale
donna, deceased, has made application to this
Court TO extend the time for paying the debts
due from said deceased, the further period of
one year from the 10th day : December, a,
ID. 1S46---It is therefore ordered, that all
persons Interested, be notified of said appica
tom and that the same will be heard and de-
cided at Probate Court to be holden at the
Probate Office in Danvilc aforesaid, on the
10th day of November, A. ID, 1916, Mt II
o'clock noon, by publishing copy of the re-.
cord Of this order three weeks successfully
in the Caledonian, "a newspaper printed at 81,
Johnsbury, in said district, before said time
Of hearing.
CHARLES DAVIS, Judge.
a true copy -
4s2w3l CHARLES DAVIS, Judge
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ABEL GOODELL'S ESTATE,
STATE or VERMONT,

AT Probate Court holden at the Probate or
fee in Danyille, in said district, ON the 2lst
day of Oct. A. ID. 1876
DAUL HOUGHTON, Executor of th"
l. Estate of Abel Goodell, late Of Lyndon,
in the County of Caledonia, deceased, pre-
scnts his account of administration against
said Estate for allowance Whereupon it IN
ordered by said Court that said Paul Ilough-
ton, notify all PERSONS Interested in said Estate
to appear at Probate Court TO be holden at
the Probate Office in said Danvillc, on the
18th day of Noycmber,A. D, IS46, and object
to the allowance of said account, if they Sc
cause, ny publishing a copy of the record OF
this Jrder three wecka successfully in the
Calodonan, new spaper printed st Johns,
bury in said district
Attest, CHARLES DAVIES
482w3T Judge.
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The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondav. O

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct 10.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, 300 cattle, part of which
were stoEes, % Jokes working oxen, 80 cows
and calves, 5000 Sheep and Lambs, and about
700 Swine.
Beef Cattle--iirst quality $50; second quai,
ity4 ,25 a. rs; third quality, "a A..
Working Oxen-Sales noticed at 81, 81, 20,
75, 63, &, $92,50.
Cows and Calves. Dull. Sales made at
$I7, 10, 90, %, 81, 81 and at $3.50.
and $3.50.
Swine--at wholesale, 81 for sows, for bar
rows ID; at retail from Al to 81 and &c.
N. b. large number of Cattle remained
unsold at the close of the market. We MOTTO
ed the gentlemen barrellers on the ground and
understood they offered, $3,5op per hundred for
Mess Beef Qxen. 800.
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NgA3s 3sRA GBEa

= In Danville, Oct. ~, by C. s. Danas Esq.
Mr. Perry Marsh, ofStowe, to Miss Laura A.
Burt, daughter of Capt. Edward Burt, OF Dan
Vile
In Thompson, (Windham Co. Comm Oct
6, by Hon. Vernon Stiles, Cyrue f. smith.
ESQ, of New Bedford Mass, and formerly OF
Peacham, Vt, to Miss Abigail Harris, of Mat
tapoisett Rochester Town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-24

From THE RIO GRANDE. The following
items are from the Matamorns Flag
Sickness continues TO prevail, to a great
extent, both al Camargo and Matamoras. At
Canargo, il is said there are eight or ten
deaths per day
Al the hospitals at Matamoras are full. and
new ones opened. Two hundred entered the
hospital there on the week the 23d uit.
The LIST battalion of the Cd infantry. under
the command of Col. B. Riley, passed Alata-
moras on the 18th ult, on their way TO Gamer
go.
Captain Swartwout, the companion at
Reynosa, is terrifying his position, General
Patterson is doing the same thing at Camargo,
A gentleman who arrived at Nlatamoras from
Camargo, informed the Editors fihe Flag
that eight Mexicans, including to women, had
been killed only few miles below that place.
The murder was attributed to some of the
volunteers they of the Flag hope it is
not so.
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"A YOicc from YcrmOnt.
~" Y IT ~
Tunbridpe, Vt. Nov.

Tunbridge, Vt, Nov. %, 1S45.
Mr. Seth w. Fowle:--Dear SRI hereby
certify that one year ago last June, was vio-
lently attacked with n cold and cough, with a
lame side and stomach, and was not free from
a cough during that summer In December
following my cough increased to an alarming
extent so that during that winter l lost about
thirty-fye pounds of flesh, and physicians with
whom 1 adysd, could give me no relief 1t
was thought by all that ! should never recover.
As my good fortune would have il in March
following, after differing excee dinghy through
the winter, heard ofthe beneficial effects of
Wistdr's Balsam of Wild Cherry, by way of n
friend who had received the greatest beReft by
the of the article, and was inclined by
him to make fair trial of it myself, and no
words can express my obligations to that friend
for thus recommending this article to me, and
at the critical moment he did, for had not Ia
ken up one bottle before | was was completely
cured, and from that day to this have not been
troubled with cough. | can cheerfully rec
ommcnd it to all, as being remedy of great
value, hoping others may be induced to use it,
and thus become convinced of its merits, and
perhaps sayed from the fatal grasp of oonsump-
ton FREEMAN NOY Els.
None gen4ine, unless signed /. BUTTS on
the wrappers.
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and so much of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction at the Inn of Nc Lane Marshall of
Groton, in said County, on the FIRST Monday
of January, A, D. lo47, at 10 o'clock, q. Nj,
as shall be requisite to discharge said taxes
with costs, unless previously paid
DANIEL DARLIN G, LIST Constable Of Groton.
Dated at Groton, Oct. IL, 1916 4S2w3
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Splendid Lot of New
GOODS.
E. ] E w E I Z & co.

HAYE the pleasure of informing their Gus
A. a toners aud the Ladies and Gentlemen
of St. Johnsbury and vicinity, that they have
Just received and now offer for sale, large
and beautiful assortment of GOODS adapted
to the season. Having bought orr Goods at
the present low prices, we are enabled TO sell
at great bargains. Please call-you will be
almost sure to find just the article you want
and at prices which will be satisfactory.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. % 1876 1921
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o H 10,
ALL RIGHT!

We give below the returns that we have
received from this StateS they are enough 10
assure us ola glorious Wing victory. Bebb,
Wing, is elected Governor by majority much
increased upon that for BARLEY in 1874. We
have gained members of Congress, and Sc
cured Wing majority in both branches Of
the Legislature. We subjoin the following
from the N. Y. Tribune ofyesterday:
When we yesterday had the pleasure of
presenting returns which dissipated all doubt
of the magnitude and completeness of the
Wing triumph in Pennsylvania, our Joy was
clouded by apprehensions that The Right had
sustained Il reverse in Ohio. That appre-
hension was fully dissipated by returns re-
ceved yesterday by letters and teegraphic
dispatches from nearly every portion of the
State, the thinly peopled counties ofthe Yves
tern border excepted. These leave no doubt
of the election of William Bebb, the Wing
candidate for Governor, by twice TO thrice the
majority given to Governor Barley in 1874,
with probably thirteen Wing Congressman
out of22, eXactly reversing the majority in
the present Delegation, and making differ
ence of ten in the next House, and decided
" Wing Legislature. The Senate may be
tied, and even possibly against us five have
lost both the Stark aud Wayne Senators by n
few votes each, but that matters not. The
House aud Joint Ballot are certainly Wing,
and the State is decidedly so in all respects.
There has been no such Wing triumph ut the
Governors election intermediate between
two Presidential contest for twenty years.
In 81 Counties the majority for Governor
stands Inns,
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THOMAS BARRETT, w
J a shiOnable I ailorj

LYNDON CONNER, VIZ, -1-IIlI !
NMTOUI.D inform the public generally that
wv he should be happy to wait on all those
who may favor him with their patronage
Wanted, Immediately, Cor Girls, as APP
prenAices to the Taiior's Trade. Also q or .
'Tauoress Girls, to whom good encouragement
win hq given. 9oiT
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GrOtOn,

TFNHE nonresident proprietors of the Town
4 of Groton, in the County of Caledonia,
are hereby notified that the taxes assessed by
said Town within the year next preceding this
date, remain either IN whole or in part unpaid,
on the following described lands in said Town,
to vi
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Tailoring---Fall and Winter
Fashions.

III CURT1SS would say to those who
Il T. want Clothes made, that he has receiv-
ed his Fall and Winter Reports. and is ready
to wait upon them, and TO do their work with
neatness and despatch All p'ork made in the
shop warranted to fit.
p. S. Particular attention paid to cutting
for others TO make.
St Johnsbury, Oct 20, lSi6. 4S2tf
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BOSTON MARKET-oct. 81.

BEEF-Extra mess, so 10 90 per bbl.,
Mess 90 a 9,25, No. ], 100 a>7,50, prime, city
$50 a6; Ravy7 50a8.
PORK-Extra clear IL so 90 90; clear
IL so "a 1900; mess 10 10 so, No l, none,
prime so 10.
LARD-Boston u 8, south and west 71a9.
BUTTER-Storel 40 IL, shipping 8 IL,
family 10 19.
CHEESE-new milk z 8, four meaal as,
shipping 6.
FLOUR-HowqFd street $50, a 0;Ohio,
5.62 a 5,G5, Western Canal 5,26 a 5,62.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 90, flat 70 70,
white II ~.
OATS-Southern SO 81, northern % az.
BEANS-White, / ,25 / so.
WOOL-TheFe has been moderate DEMAND
for domestic fleece by the manufacturers at
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-24

BALTIMoRE. The Locos have elected
tnelr Mayor by LOG majority on the fullest
vote ever cast. The city council on joint bal.
tot s'andsi ID Wings 10 I6 Locos, Wing
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MEXICAN ARMY, OF FIVE THOUSAND ON IT'S
WAY TO ATTACK GENERAL KEARNEY. A par
~ OF traders arrived at Independence on Sd
lnsf,, with fifteen days later intelligence from
"a santa Fe, having left onthe 9th of September.
lhey bring the following reports: 1t was
currently reported when the company left,
that i've thousand men, the flower ofthe Mex
ican force, were on their way UP from be-
low and near Chihuahua, to meet and attack
zen. kearney, and that it was the Generals
determination to. leave sufficient number
under the command of Col. Doniphan, of Clay
and take the remainder below, if possible, to
meet Gen. Woods division of our army. The
report still further is, that Gen. Paredes was
on MS way to Chihuahua with fifteen thou
sand men TO attack Gen. Wool. IF this be
rue-and Il seems that credence was given
10 the report at Santa Fe, from letters re-
'Scelved from beiow--our western force will
nave something to do this winter Our army
at santa re were garrisoning the post rapid
~, and a flag staff of pine, two hundred feet
high, was in the course oferection to receive
the stars and stripes that float SO proudly o.
yer our land.
General Kearney had his head quarters at
the governors castle, and had given one or
Two splendid fandangoes,=-St Louis Rep,,b-
hcan, Oct. 18Th.
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NORTH CAROLINA. The majority for VIM,
A. Graham, Wing candidate for Governor, is
7S59-Whig gain 4706.
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w. I. GOODS.

~ ROCERGES, Paints, OIL, sc. of the best
VI quality, for sale, cheap, by
+. JEWETT * co.
Oct. %. dS2u
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LIBERATION.

EIIIIS may certify that | have given my
l. son Freedom ID. Becde bis time to trans,
act bus incss for himself, and shall claim goa"
of his earnings nor pay no debts of his con-
tracing after this date WM, BEEDE.
Lyndon, Oct. rs, lS4G. 4s2w3"
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For Sale,

NNE I'd hand Yankee Notion Cook Stove
" by J G. BINGHAM.
ST. Johnsbury, Oct. "a, ls46. 4S2tf
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"A CARD. The undersigned, having met
with loss of about 800, in the destruction
of his barn, hay aud grain, by an act of Provi-
dence, during the severe storm on the night
of the 18th of September last, takes this meth
cd to return his snGrc thanks to all who 80
generously assisted him in this his time of
trouble, by building him new barn, and fur
nishing him with hay and other articles a.
mounting in the whole to nearly $3.50.
To those in Barnet who so feelngly assist
ed him, he would say, that they have not only
his but the thanks of the Inhabitants of cach-
am for their liberal donations.
JOSHUA HARTMAN.
PeOcham, Oct. 90, 1876. ..f.
LIBERTY. The friends of Liberty in CAL
edonia County will meet in County Convcn-
ton at the Town Hall in Danville on Thurs
day. the 29th day of October inst. and at the
Centre Meeting House in Lyndon on Friday
the 30td day of Oct at 10 o'clock, A. NJ on
each of said days, for the purpose of adopting
such measures will best promote tho cause
of Liberty. All the members of the Liberty
Party in the county are requested TO be punctu-
al in their attendance at the hour nppointed--at
| o'clock p. NJ. The Hon, A. J. Rowell, the
Liberty candidate for Congress in the 4th Con-
gressional District, will address each of said
Conventions upon the great principles of Lib
erty.
The Ladies and all others are respectfully
invited TO attend said Conventions.
Published by request.
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FuRS! FURS !!

A good assortment of Mufs, Caps, Buffalo
N Robes, &c. for sale cheap, by
i. JEWETT 81 co.
Oct. %. 4S2tf
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Singing Books.

TIVE Psaltry and Carminu Sacra, also the
Il Vocalist; for sale by r c. COBB.
Barton, Oct. 8, 1876. 4S0m3'
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CLOTHS.

FINE assortment of BROADCLOTHS;-
"A plain, stripe, and check Sltinett, Doe
Skins and Cassimcrcs, over Coatings, &c. SC.
FULLER 81 co.
Lyndon, Sept. 90, 1916. 479tf
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ls4G
Bebb Tod Barley Tod
1851 1887 1859 1853

Net w gun, ZObo.
The WING majority for Governor in 1914 was
1877. 1t will now be about four thousand.
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John u, Reed, hitherto leading Locoloco
in Tuscarawas county, Ohio, has renounced
Lucofocoism and Joined the Wing party.
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FRoM THE SEAN or WAR.

We are indebted TO Capt. Thornton, ofthe
United States Dragons, who arrived here
yesterday for some interesting particulars
from the Sent ofWar.
Captain Thornton informs us that II Is now
very sickly at Matamoras, which place he
left somewhere about the Oath of last month.
At the time ofhis leaving, there were 7OO a
mericaus, about three-fourths volunteers, sick
of dysentery, accompanied with intestinal ul-
ceration aud typhoid fever. The average
number of deaths was five day. II is TO be
expected however, that the accession ofcold
weather will much abate the violence OF the
disease.
Capt. T. further informs us that an order
had been issued by Gen. Taylor 10 Gen. Pat
terson at Camargo TO send the Alabama ana
Georgia regiments of volunteers to Monterey.
The were to be commanded by Gen. Pillow.
The following is the location ofthe Ameri-
can forces at the different points on the Rio
Grande;
One Regiment of Volunteers at the mouth
ofthe Rio Grande.
Two Regiments at Mexican fort on the
river ten miles from its mouth.
One Regiment ofOhio Volunteers, under
command of Col. Curtis, and four companies
of Artillery (Regulars) at Matamoras. The
volunteers are encamped on the north edge
ofthe town; two companies OF Artillery, UNI
der Capt Lowe, are statone in fort Brown;
one company in Fort Paroles; and one in the
plaza.
The whole ofthe troops Mt Cumargo are
under the command of Col. Clarke, u. 5. A.
One company of Artillery (reguars) and
one company OF Kentucky volunteers at Rey-
nosa.
One company of Artillery, under Capt.
Swartwout at Mier. One hundred and thir-
~ Dragoon recruits, under Lieut.. Kane, en-
camped in the Plaza Mier.
Gen. Patterson had, previous to the two
regiments being ordered to Monterey, about
1000 men encamped three miles from Ca
margo-Ch Charleston EUening .Ne,cS, Oct. 18th.
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BLANKS of various descriptions tor sale bt
,t.:- nfF,,c

0tTl, $40 .aba1iI aairah
I'd $50 w guim3gil Oil aaa
- C. MD IsE :-i.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-17
HATS, CAPS, AND FUFsS,

H'lE subscriber continues 10 manulac-
,ure and keeps constantly on hand
the largest assortment of
Hats, Caps and all kinds Of Fur Goods
ever offered in western market.
Also. a good assortment of Stocks,
Crdrats, linen Collars and Bosoms.
HandkerchiJs Cloves, Miuens and
Moccasins, Ladies' Traueiing Bags,
Umbrellas, Parasois, Sc; Bu6alo coats
and orer wholesale and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps, and fur goods on as good terms as
in the city of New York.
With his long practical experience in
the business ami his determination to ex-
cell in the quality and manufacture of his
goods, he hopes to merit a confluence
Of the very liberal patronage he has thus
far received.
The highest price paid for furs and
skins. J. A. SMITH.
Chicago, April, 10, 1916 ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-17
Peru, September ne, Is45.

lust received on consignment, wei
~ selected and choice assor,went OF
Groceries-mos. desirable for grocers,
tavern & victualling-house keepers-con.
sis,ng in part of brandy, gin, rum. odd
Irish and Monongahela whiskey, port
madeira. claret, champagne. and hook
wines, various kinds Of cordials, cigars,
fine chewing tobacco, raisins, dried fish,
sperm candles. loaf sugar, assorted snd
rock candies, dried apples and peaches,
&c. &c. &c..
A rare chance for bargains is offered
in the above lot Of goods. as the owner i.
anxious TO close them Off without delay.
ISAAC d. HARMON.
Peru. Sept. IL, lSi5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-17
NEW SUMMER GOODS
AT PERU.

lust received at the brick store from New
81 York VIA New Orleans, n new stock nf spring
and summer goods, TO which we invite attention
They are all new aud fresh. and as we intend
con6ning our business as nearly as possible to
cash or produce, we are able aud intend 10 sell
low. The following are some Of the articles:
Fresh lawns. balzerines, ginghams, and
organizes Of this springs importation /;
Florence and Tuscan bonncls Ribbons ;
French tabs and rusches; wreaths and
flowers. parasols, fans, silk, kid and cot
ton gl0ves and mills silk and linen hdfs;
silk cords and lassels; black dress silk /;
swiss, jaconct, plaid and other muslins I;
laces and edgings; calicoes grass cloth
and other skirts, ladies slippers, &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
A large assortment, Of mems ond BOYS
summer wear, such as blue and fancy
drlllings; palm leaf and other hats
cloths ; caslmeres jeans satIinetts
shceIlngs F; lickings; Irish linens; dam
ask and other diapers fine brown shirt.
ings; and all such goods for eve,y day
use at this time Of the year. Also
Wall and window paper, looking glass
es, band boxes. mosquito bars, shirts,
carpet bags, dolls, mems Kip boots, slip.
pers, shoes, brogans. fashionable hats,
&c.
II L D W ARE.
Scythes. snaths, hoes, rakes, forks.
shovels and spades, grain scoops. planes
and plane irons, squares, stcelyards.
nails, stew pans, COW bells, and lots Of
other kinds. Cash paid for wheat.
WIN. PAUL & co.
Peru. April l6, 1910.