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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-20

o. tl,rn ,r e. usat ne SCOT ID -
- III Make uluse.
DARE & UpsE. efe usw msnalariutitg au5
WI teep 'crsisatuy ua hated. a k,es .s.pihnehi oi
ATS Dd LAPS ~ lac Goes, si,lr-, ana nsena-
hsi1f,d tgm ihS hos mste,rtis Boh 81 ns tcns
pfor'icsl Hates. vs mako rnd .ups niirnd me
"sAins "i oil ibs ~ > ~ -c.i. Oar Caserr rus
biased ifim he uo.i eNeHii,e Cap Manufacturer
- .hr b'sieH Gates, ~ he lsrostprc'a.
Al h"ssr sn want 81 u gepnioe sricir ara laieI
A@eo'o1H ihshl y ~ lit'- a-i Gag. ~ut slwas-
Dad iaem - u,s ssiahli.hlusnf. Wli,h Ne tnfoni h.
""ake An9nn ani lrlkui 81 by al msu. irau +,
good w"Th sssi l,w Isr's.
nsai DARE \ neCE. Unfpa 81.
''ECONoNy Is WEALTH
AN hs,irs m,h.friar,d o. ~. umr. III
n NUTS ~ ifa-s hataic tAu,iiy w.n. nufh la~
.f in rfirc lhfH usuai. ~ hun.,, AID ,sreorsr~,
worknen. Wbth VIII snahic me .. snr,, .n, = Ga.
raie ,iai, 70 any "ns wahiirr a rhcap AMI r,s-I a.,
'cie have hrcn lVltr la tii. tng a e.d MAJ,
s"ars erd ihinh I rn cuaiisd 10 patronage. Cen
dfps'' van ,r- o Gss; rsse ~lt tl,a,e i.A,r t,.,
sea-nfe-. sisl "a a fcN IA, slhs, .hsu hate dee
according 20 oGet. warrant 4 rai So hresk.
fia's end Cap, 81 Az kira. car smiiy 90 lasd. d
Hy cheap TIA and COP flcioy. rvtnst ol Mai
ned Ohian 50. Mhesiiur. VI.
eef 30 SANIIL d HARPER
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NEw BOOK %pINDrRY.

~~ TENiE suiser,hss ~osld inkfm
HSSlsA, N hs fnsnds aud lie pabl,c ssn.
NE&iA srsiiy. that he has oprnfd . u hdc.
AE%i#s ~ "a Main street. ase dot m,r,h
FsSlsI 81 Dofsel's Loiety Office. suii 1.
- f'ersFtJ 70 dc Binding al lac shsfi.
ct isiNc.
prA n"ks 81 -yery description. Raled 20 any
fauspI, and Boand Ia ob!cs.
isale style. Old Dr,ks re -bouad. Iabrs,,,, ,r,.,,,ed
&c. $500
o'de's IRON any pafi % The country attended 10
"ne lsa'"pAh1de. JAMES ~ EwiNG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-20

NIRGISiA-oaD c,,caii sage, q, cou,, /,
st FEBRUARY i5,lsl2.
as''s' r Cashier Co. is c..scs.
VIA Chaplirs & o,h.t.. DseyssJ.r .ferosh,.
ABSTRACT.
.uron consideration wtscrevl. rhi, cause !. RIFE,
red ~ M.s,f Comm .snoncr Wilson. .he 4. ~ a..
csf'ain cad teron whsi i,ai rstsfr e.slve, dfvi M.
defendant Wa t~hRpiine 20 ihe Tas,rs.. nv \.
deef Of trust N fht h,ii msn,,ourd. fcmsi.. ans,,s.
and wsaf debts 70 he sail deed II .sn., n,o, sa,i
mr iemaln unpad; tsscthef wrh Ill other dch,.
ttaIees, iec0mhtanfes ufon The slid real ..ta,.'
s"d 'br oni.t1n wheh they are sniiilrd 10 he
ta"' AhS 'hsi Af aps psssse he give notice 20
'he sais ~efeiiios prov slrd iof hy l.s s.ud a.,b
sad 81 'ahefs. ~ sdven. s~tnent 4. he rahi.h.i
- Least 80 dsts "a sme ptwspap.s eall..kea /.
ihe CITY ~ wheeling, 10 cime To- nod s.,s.af. n ,,,.,,
debts "F~sa tho usasl terms And thal le si.a a..
cedain and fefor what m.nses or .fE.v,. n. 80
trustees have 30 theis ks,pis. 90 .nhi.e, 4, 6's,
%."ni'"i. 10 10 spflsed 10 The rayaseni II The 49,
Ie'i'i s'' iiHa' he siss nratt atty o,Ler matte,
s'h'' ten'Hea' ~ htmsel', or sP~triAsiy reqaissl
ASp a'an"hef dsy. n W.T.
On Weanetd-y. Jstusr, ei.f. Is4g.
irtetas '"ffssisd and masc knoua " IA, ,,,u,,
Wat Aiett"d'f Wii.ys VI. e,uan,..tans, Il, ,,h,a
,h's rs"sr wes LsIe,oiose > eIsssed had ssn.,,.5 ~,
nc "'iA's" having esmPieied ur fsiusnel ,ht A.,
o"-i, sifee'es 10y the ionhsr decree IN ms ea..e
"r' that dfNers ptrssdinss have been lad h,k,.
said ertauissiouer Btdef sad drrc . a.5 .s...,
~ ihe fsfi'cf ccnse mvd have pradnc.d ,.u,h.,,
s"d r''s's t's"fr hfu. reslseiina va,iou. m.us,.
't'eited 'rmtn',sAoses W,is4 -; tho C.or sotl
lh''esfo" selsdge. UFJer sad decree shss ,,ss , u,
ne te'e"ed 10 ysAss \ cLsKKs. R.a ,oe a -,
fo'n"i'''"nsfs int taking account. srgssr,sa 4, ~,
c"'f'' ~h"' . vfng dee noticr a. directed bv .il
of"'' uersee' ito e~tsupifie iic s-sa 4trs.nais &c
-. "S'e 'ee"sd 70 osinmis hpuer Wilson, con
s'derng iof iis Tutfsse al Vou.ten go. a.,
ss'de'cs' daly Efodseed bssots sLie eommt..,.,.
Wilson 'peieci 80 All Jnsl sxccQs,afss. mna r,yin.
10 in'm ue sa'ne 'iIvsi ssf he ,ap, w.,. 49,,
o'gns'h irrNarj lGiprc t,Mseli' T.ss.. -
N-LAoN- hLkx r LAiDLEY, cissk,
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WHEELING. VA
e. RicE. hns ja-s ssceivea ssosa N.s Vol.
-. ihsisJrigLsa sad B,IhoAse. az .,.,., go
ls'es ari i~sau'iui aosk ~ Fsshi.AsLl~ Ri .,,J
W tae' G'-~is ns~ -, le- snd new ,s,es.
iLsnr sf-r'sr,essl weeks ia The isss.,o .i,i,.
an' s''"''' ~ We encs."is. snd ,hsts 81. cied
my 40 ! - s.vi> "a ,he lOAss raie. III, -. \
'rri Wei ncOrei thai can .i1.r ny Old .,.h..,n
-ia We rnhiie 80 rensr-i mu,h .hrnaFr H.ssa.n.
nan o,hef heu.e w.n .fihe Ms.n,..o..
NV = ihe ',nc So Gsiaism.n 90 10 ,isnish der
"afd'fsie-. Coli vto'h.r !. fe,i arn,..cl.u,
a.e,'i supply OF Wintss e~io,l,n.e.
Tthing INTO cns.icfation lie ha,hu,.. ., -.
ns@'s ! have takes unusuai raln. ~ pur, Ia. a.,
S'-cs usu'h tisreIcr ihsn I have eve, Ln. b.r, q.
me 'et hAl MY cusiouers Invariably pay 100 me
'N'H. e"ul@e- ,ns Va MAX. my pufehase. is c,.b :,
ny on" rfic'f Slsrc ore I an allie 10 sen fas ,hsap,
81 nbnn ever. And L",s o.. I iii lnse, A 4, ~
GOODS on ihe p7y Jo~s pnnc,pie I have no b..
''''"n 'nsay'ne lha' can siss t.t, bargain. Ill.,,
ary 'siahit.hmeei IN i,s ~ =, \ oh, oif,
Cloths, CA~sStNTRrs. Ac-n, .,.sk 90,
tst !" raf 81 Eia'k. Bine black. Bmwn. r,,n.. Ia
'eih'" cr'n and oihsr farcy clotei Boa,
."h. tceMiut.iyiss ffoms 81 a. $40 ma r,,,,l
E.r'i.h aid ,men, an dsuhie nili.,t sEa ,,a,,,
ho's shd pam cAssin ass. -f 10 .. , ,.ty ls,y
assotins"t new .,lc. ahd . uafkahiy .he,s ,,,,s
itnn % cHsosi $50 - 90 c..,l.. AZ sI c,i
o., quaiiiirs and ptir,.. ,n,n ibiuV .,n,. 1, ~
in'ltf- Eliot snJ nss,p Cl.u.s u at ,o,ons an.
qualities
VI sriNrS- Ms s''ck Of yeaings Is large nm,
''"u'ini' al 'npfs nr~ ss,ics aud ,ery . nmia
pate 60. such sshed v.lv,i. wool,n ysi,ei. ~.
'H", White. Mafsc,llss and sa,roa. oihsr k,nd.
NSsAthew mad Isosbs5ony Blaikas uf ,ui 70
fns'in'', @ sIloncri hnitie e iIrsyY EEns
'n'sb'e to- Nrn''t Wear; is,ge .ia,k e o,i.at
ioth fiANNsLs 81 ell ~bis; AIr,cr 6gun
Nsd rsn'N E'rE aod MEHlN, D'Eorsr. cAucoE
M,thtNsaf dN Marcus oihcI e~.titlcs hf Iadi.s'w sa
TAlloits JENNINGS. a atge a.A,t,m,.
Az II The ss - Good. I vii s,ii wbole..t, f.,
fCtsi. nr make M Ia orl-f an tc l...t I,.l.l
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wYi.tH II. OLDHAM.

NJ BY AT LAW,
ENjiLL PRACTICE va ihe Csas,s VI Marshall.
w Tyler. ard oh,p fcup'pes. Va oFsicg AZ
MsN.mAILC. al. Va. CEAvk CEgsE Fer crrlcE.
'ep1i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-20

NEW ftIL. AND WINTER cooDsL
GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE
CHAP CASH CLOTHING STyEE .r
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N s.

goo o. iasn'"g snd Gamhs-on Ls8. Gsa.r.
TOO a. Nss,s Is so6 Sea. t,.
ito do Napla sed hali G4.tp
300 ap Sclfsfd Marco SDrtsrs
300 ID cAiin,it Mufeeo. K,d. ga and 80
hfenu Sl.tss
GOO DO Mcn'.. IS mcl's md rbtiit en-.
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HNbW Iflbist PRYOR r.rtr
k0v ~ 10 AlsfkcI b .Nas.I..
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''-' 900 = t'
d" ,,.., ,','''y :, NV, ~
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''','' .... ,...,...J ,... ,'.'' '''''3
'''''- 80, Wv WV
~" "' y " ",''' q
a. ~ l,,, ,,,', " ~ J,',,'"', , "',"
w. "" " ~, ,,,,I, ,.. '' '''"'.' " '. ''''
saving.
:. Tbere j., = Mere Of music sir which
van cannot pI,y and c,r--vou ~, IN
a,ye !, The Gr.,p,,I"
had. smiled coc,ou,torsI,, -, L.o
visionary prr.umn,ion or his rpriI and
rl,c;ro he mites heroro him ',,nck tho
toys If his instrument S,,nr;sod -, ,i,s
sim ,l,ci,v Lc d,shed ,,r,, n,,;l ho ro,..h
Oh ,Le middle Of tho mara ,Lo, s,c,,iro
al ., orco 10 evcIo;no1.
"u,w,s his NIoz,r, , Uow,s his
Uoro me- h,,Is ara s,ro,cLcd IN, n Lo,h
and, or I.o ,;n,o onL ro, ,Loro,s nil
! lilo Lor,a IT, ,n,,hoI, NoLoJr o,r ,L.r
sucb mn.;c-,,, ovo, tho comnoscr him.
self,
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cotton wood tree. the grave Of an Indian.
probably a chiei-the body wrapped IN
skins, and laid on mats resting On bis
lndse poles. which were passed arrGSs
Two large limbs of the tree. Another
package which could not make out |
was tod by some of the men " ho climbed
up t, il, held hi, bow, arrows, war-rlob.
medicine gourd. &c. The birds had
p;cked several holes through his winding
she,, 20 oct nj the flesh. Over The whole
d, post tie skin whi,h had probably
been used at his lodge, was tightly
Stretched. and the whole establishment
was well seemed to the tree by st ings
cut crom Bull'do hide. We lell him
alone in his glory, with lis airy resting
place unds lurbed."
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INV YonK, Sept. 30, 2}r. NJ

To Ml Editors eChe Courier u P.nf.
The Grem Western, Capt. Matthews, reached
our Ahau at !. VI. to-day Her now> J., jn.
pouant. The deficiency in the British harvest
the polaoc, especially, is no longer doubtful. #
will be very considerable, and France is asc
threatened with scarcity. The consequence is
a further advance in 1our and grain. The oc-
counts are contradictory, AMI the exact advance
cannot be given. From the printed accounts i,
10 considerable.
The crops on the Continent are short. Flour
is reported b l. per bbl, higher. But another
paragraph gives the quotation n, 81, Cd 2S,.-
Corn has advanced or l. per quarter.
The cholera Is making awful ravagc. in India.
one-6urh Of the British troops at Kaurache
were among the thousands Of It's victims.
Bacon and Indian Corn we've among the or.
cIes which have risen considerably in England.
Lord MeIcall is dead.
The Great Western has lc6 passengers.
The Cotton Market is steady.
lrclnd is tranquil. The people are to he en-.
ployed by government on public works, and fed
by it.
Grain is rising on the Continent.
ProrsioS,-Amcrican, during the week that
has elapsed, we have liulc change TO notice in
our produce market, save in corn.
The weather has continued extremely fine and
favorable, aud the remnants Of the harvest have
been safely secured and housed. But the con.
irmcd aud steady consumption of all kinds OF
food have caused a considerable advance in pri.
ces, IND large quantities have changed hands On
speculation, aud at the following prices:
Western Canal flour % shillings in bond; 80
to 81 du'ySaid,
Indian Corn Al aud i shillinss per quarter.
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A passenger in this evenings southern
boat repor's that h. Mm'n lloyl, who
kept lottery aud exchange Office in
Rl,hmonl, was hi, morning shot IN his
bed, in a lullc room IN tie rear Of his Of
Zee, under the Exchange hotel. One
ball passed through his head, and two
through MS heart. Suspicion is attached
to esq, wealthy and respec-
table cluzrn Of Richmond. We are told
he was seen about the premises before
AID uher tie bloody decd Lad been per-
pelro,cd. There is much reason To sus-
pccl that iloyl has incurred this horrible
Fate ia consequence OF the excited pas
,ious of an injured husband. 49, Union.
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Pretty Rch.-A green 'un struggling through
the Navy Yard at Charleston the other day, ask.
ed the officer on duty # there were any men-oi-
war s-mcn to be seen Yes" says the officer,
" there are plenty Of them about the yard."-..-
wall" continued the spooney, "can stranger
get into them I"
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the riehi. fiom two TO TX miles back. So The I
men. ,ircL, hungry, anj-sS hau>l,d AZ they we're,
lad to lie down uu blankets, most ct them wei hN .
The rain, with nothing to cat bat What they h1c
I,i in ihrir hayersgchs, without TENS ~ der tie
b . canopy. The camping ground selected, lay
GROUND pond Of very ndilrtu' water, at the
clge Of town, AMI bcrc, bayhed Ia plentiful
shaver If tie jrws Of heaven, IN a heir dos'l-
tuition, many were glad to seek, a.d many found
a sound CHS slcp.
THIS morning carly few b,cf, were Killed,
aud some bread and c,l'e having come up, all
had a hcsry breakfast. Thus refreshed. the bal
lalious were formed, aud Nc marched down To-
the ferry across the GlaJalnurc, aaou, mile
from town, whcre We have pitched tents lot the
dy. Although this va, Intended "a, day o,
rcst, i, has b,tu found 50 hy rev. The l,fry Is
poor uliaic, and il the teams had all remained
until tomorrow, we w,ull not get , q before The
day aitcC, ior i, would be iupns,t,l, g. get them
across ia one day. - the companies are taking
turns ia working at the i,rry, Wide Those not At
WV" "'' f>l'',' ~
tie "o''"'ule ''''"1'''' g S.''''' s'''"'' :
'O' At P'''''.' o' ''''''' " Wv - w.
s""'''"' anu comes ''"" VIZ" '' '''''"'"'
'"'''''' ~ NV" " '',''
up about noon, sufficiently tired, but glad thar
hcy lad stepped SO Dha, -onr army 0, ag,iu
7''"',' " v suns - |.,..',
.,,,,I.I -,
49,,
tt.,,'..t, -. - -,
,;I = ,,,,,,ino a,1 .,r,, .,f,,,I.',. ,--h.I
- ,t.'n,n no,.,,, f,.h,... IT,,
n.ti. ,,, ,b;,t. h.. .il L.. I,r. L..,n,,,,
lo,.,t,cL
y;,,,,i, has , ,,crI,,;or Of ,r,,, -co svc,n.
.;,o r, f;,n,., ,.,l r,,,1 81, 5po IL, ,,,. ,i,;,,.
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a Novel Grave.

One "John Brown" writing from the
camp of General Kearney, "on the
Plains. July 23d." thus describes an In.
dian grave discovered on their route
The other evening ., our camp, near
the "crossings," found in the top Of u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

Corr CT ScalimHis..-We find the following in
the Cherokee Evil thoughts are worse cue
mics than lions and tgels, for We can keep out of
the way ofwIj beasts, but bad thoughts win their
way eve where. The cup that is full will hold
no more; keep your heads and hearts full Of good
thoughts, tha, bad thoughts may find NJ room TO
enter
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THE TTAWA FEE TR Adler

\ Cincinnati payer remarks 'h', The Grand
Jury at a recent sitting, found bi' against 'he
ofiiccrs oi the Newton Bank but lhiuhs a may
be rather difficult to get the b u, discounted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

BHyiog an A'iOrnY,.-An Irish Attorney,
who died poor, was buried by shilling subscrip-
iion Some one asked Cunan for his shilling,
.'For what" he exclaimed. "ro bury an At.
,orney." Here, take this pound note aud bury
twenty Of them at a shilling head"
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Of father to his daughters hand in marriage,
the proyident old gentleman inquired how much
money he could bring the brlle. The editor said
Iuh in his paper. The father was satisfied.
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tmiycy,u.ie. frcIci.i,Is.

Nj /. b.rlt viii ur,a,h at g., C,w.
II 'use "u SuuJ evening next.
At DAYTON the same day 90 o'rIych \, VI.
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The Maamoras Flag states that town i, be-
ing luld ont by Mr.. ii. Clay Davis, ao American
ou the eastern back OF the Rio Graudr lmmtdi-
ut,ly opposite Caua,so. The proposed site Is
as being OH a high bluff at the head
of navigation, with facilities ir mlnuidctorics,
from the g,eat water power available, and >tua-
ted in the vicinity of sheep country where i'm
mcnse quantities OF wool are shofn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

der IF yoong Coombs, did appear and stand his
uill at Bayou Sara. The uilI was closed il
two days-aud the jury hung instead Of the
murderer. There were Moe for Gnling verdict
u guilty, and ,hree 10, acqujilal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

erase If DJeiors,--.lt is stated that in 20 OF
the principal Medical Colleges in the United
states 1865 Students attended The lectures durir .
the course Of 1896, and that Of this number
1856 graduated Dhl, wear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

Icrsase RI 4 ah.--.Ihe amount Of canal tolls
collected at Budllo dunng the present season ey-
ceeds that OF list season by upwards Of one hun.
died and ninety thousand dollars. The amount
Of Wheat which has ateady passed eastward /,
100 900 bushels more than was shipped during
he whole OF last season Of nJur, 10000 bb..
u5 rp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

We learn, s'ys tie Louisville Journal Of The
: b, tho, fourteen hun rcd dollars in counterfeit
dimes, were found yesterday in a pasture about
mllc aud ial' back Of Jacksonville, Indiana.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

DISCHARGED VDiudceS-Thr steamer NcKjm
at New Orleans from Brazo. Santiago. brought
over $50 sick discharged volunteers. Three sol
Jiers, severely wounIcd on The sh aud . OF
May, were also passengers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

Making a fence Married q, Barns'ablc, by
Rev. John Gates, Mr.. John Post to Miss Sophia
Rails.
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LATER


clock, i. VI.
The q sa Western met with vc'y heavy wealth
er on her passage. Several immccs' seas struck
her 10y which her d,c,s we've swept. Il :, stated
that :" extensive was the danger at one time,
lhnl GO Of the passengers received the sacr'm'n'
from clergyman on b'ard. l. = rum'rc'I thar
some difficult, took place between rte Captain
and his officers.
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ibiIi,

In this place on the 81 int Nj ElNarl Il
scott. one ul the propueiors OF the Union House,
aged 33,
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The people at BUll,Io are u.6ilr about erect
ing monument to the memory of Com. Perry,
the Hero of Lake Erie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

4 proposition has been made to divide Texas
30 as to make two states, taking the river Bra
zos AS the boundary.
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LADIES GOODS.

Cashmcrcs, M'de Laines, Alracas, Dress Silks,
Ca,cocs, a large 1T, Col1red and Black SIX
Vrlvets, Plain swiss Jaconet and Other muslIn,,
Girghans, Long Lawns, Linen Canbrcs,
Threat incouct and Lislc EdginIs aud ln,eh-
mgo, KID, silk and Cashmerc Gloves, Black
CASHMERE Alpaca aud other Hosiery, shawIs,
llondkrrhiois, Muils, silk Gods aud l'us,eIs,
six FdnCes, silk and Buglc Buttons, ElastIcs,
Icphyr Worslcds, iIough's Patent sEihs, k,d
Ships, Gaitor Boots ard Buskins, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-09

n, Owing to the editor being confined by
sickness. will account for the late appearance o.
this week. paper, as also for the deficiency Of
editorial matter.
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The whole dic,ncy for the year in the Post
Office revenue will be only 800 c00-much
less than has been ANTICIPATED.
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ST.4TEliENT of tie Emnnlid II
Jairs Of La Safe CoU"ig, far m,
gear caiiag The .N0rch Trm II Can
court 1876.
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Sh-Teovry NJ Ct.c-o .-.i.,>,o.,H,s ..
Jhe Irasu-y has ordered the R'cei,,sa, nr,,r
Bay, NHoaukjc, DIXON, pn,.'le, a"d Nrr'-
NEE. lad To deposit their money with IN ml-
Dcr E-i, Receiver al TIA, place - Cac.So
d .-..---
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NE NESRLSE RRRGGLNG.

od5sp, and those who sly ,aty will sell cheap.
rr, on L.,, N re oi them, maze a m.s, axe that.
All
orcl.h down we are prepared to meet an J.
d,E all competition.
Iue following is apart Of their stock:
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AND EQUALITY
TIE FREE TRADER.
orvAwA,I,i., Friday, oe'. ., 1916.
no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

TIE season has nae Grrired tChen ne hire 10
mq!e Our arrangement, FIR The wnier, und as"
10 pay ow dtLis wh'ch we'e eon'roc'cd d""g ne
summer 10 pay orr ho''as and ptircta'e s'ooF
our boOks n,rey elAiJied 50 mary deb"2ne'tS as
al present and many # orr Pro@pf and 'e~"6'e
subscriber, are hi, gear on He back ground We
hare caiied patiently on hcm sotar, but zee nor
s,aad much in nced ofour p0y, aud h"Pe Il 'ciH
not BE- ,ciihAtH much hagcr.
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MEMS GOODS.

Supc'Gne and Common Cloths, Cassimcrs, Sat.
iucts, sheep Grcys, Jeans, TNccds, Fancy AMI
silk Velvet Vcstnes Hats aud Caps, Boots and
shoes, Buckshn Gloves and MiIs, Augoh
shirts and Drawers, Flanncl do. &c.
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Il.lt %gttI ssas.f..

Gin me kiss, my chsrniin' 81,
4 lover said Ia a blue-eycd gal:
Il shan'r,' SAYS she, 'you la2y Ell,
Shut up yonr 'trap' nrd h,l. yourself"
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Also

Shcclings, Shi'tngs, Diapers, Apron Checks
l.in4eys, Rel. White and Yellow flonncl-, Jim.
breIlus Bauns, Waddunr, Wicking, Cotton
Yarn Colorej Cotton and Linen Carpet Warp,
Tailors' Trimming, and lot Of NC MACS.
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G Il o OK 4 II !, H.4 u d r. II 4
IRON AND STEEL,
CASTINGS and GLASS,
Groceries.

Teas, some Of the fines, flavor, Loaf & Brown
sugar, Rio Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Spices. Gin
GET, Raisins, Salaralus, VariaglteL nnl Brown
Soap. CASTLE aud Toic, Soap, Shaving cream,
Cologne, Pepper Sauce, Lemon Syrup, sperm
and Tallow Candles, Tobacco plug and cut, &C.
Also
Eighl.iay Brass Clocks, 30 hour Grass and
Wood do. cheaper than ever, Looking Glasses.
Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, &c.
WIN. PAUL g. CO.
Peru, Oct 8, 1915. 10
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80 ENAINlNG ia the post o,,icc at Ottawa,
. Illinois, Octohr' 1t. $40.
AnnrSon Johannes noalcS Jos
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-04
$50 it Nobert Sasper !?

eebhrtis i'm @rcebersostbum 8aben, aus Der Stabt
8arlsrube -Derlebe refe i'm cabr 1874 i'm Spdt-
abr bes Monats Sftpber anf tcm pafetibiff "9fubi-
fp' nad 9lmerfa ultb lanbete in 9iep Srleans. Der
elbe lca mad, eiuen, Sdreiben Sesp Sreans auf se.
tpil1e 3eit perla1en baben. k
Sein gruoer 8runc oasper, tpelder sesewpdrtis su
philadelphia 1T, eriudt oenle!be fhennigt gadridt
BON fld n,lo 1einem sufentbaltsprt su eeben.
sie Menlhenfreunoe nnb fonifig sefdQiae 2ente,
ped,e ben benanuten giobert asper feunen pber ct
mas bon tbn, mi1en, lnb freunoid,aftli erlut eien
Srnber bapp,i sa benaehrd]tisen uuter Der @obre0e
.pbiaeelpbia Dempfrat" sn phlatelphia.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-04
gsnlooun9 sur Subicriptton auf ben 5toetteu
VanD ber ,,9Sa[hQuo"

tpode erd5etnen laen peroen, 1e9lieet Gd Die srte
pdlfte oe6 SabraanaeS, uno oa mir NIT Der, 7teu
9efte Die 5we'te odte, ais ftr m belfebenb unb ein
@anSe6 bioenb beginner uuo eine ,,ene 9aebe BON $50.
oeuen anehmen rpcreen 70 aben mir bas oerebrltde
pnbllfnm sur Sublcriptipn borauf Elm.
IS miro nn1er eifr9ites y5etreben fein, ben SpaI-
ten nnires SamilienWa9a5ines einen 1olden Qe1e1pf
etn5noeretben, tpelder CUR Beorberung Der un,aut-
rat uno Sttbfelt betra9en, Den 8ertanb anffldren,
nno oa6 Ners Dereoelu blft.
sSts baoen ocn Oeutieblano cine Senbun9, Der nen-
|eten Ardioe. 3eitfhriften uo SIdttcr erbaIen, nb
mereen oarEm hlnThtIh ldDner Grsabuneen unc Sc
Ioldhte nidt in 8erle0enbett Ieiu.
ger prets Der ,,9GnlbaIa" it 70 niebra aefteGt 12
pefte III iauberen llmdbla9e fofen nur DSllarJ bag
au Der nnoer Senlttelte III Den Stanb sefest lit fdh
oiefe literarifdJe Mcuats1ttrtft au,u(dofffn. -