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Approved March 8, 1916.
An act TO amend the revenue laws Of tbi
State.

SECTION. /. Be It enacted by the Lcgisla-
turc of the State Of Mississippi, That two
years from and after the passage Of this act.
are and the same shall be allowed to all per
sons within which, 10 redeem their lands
heretofore sold for taxes and purchased by
the State of Mississippi.
Sec. 9. That the owner or owners OF the
land so sold, in order 10 redeem said lands
shall only be required TO pay sixteen per Gen.
tum on the amount due the State,
Sec. 3. That this act take effect and be
in force from after its passage.
Approved Feb. I Il 1876.
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The retroccesson of the District OF Col
umbia to the several States by which it was
ceded to the United States, is under serious
discussion in Maryland, Virginia, Washing
ton, and elswhere. The arguments on the
subject, pro and con, have been summed up
as follows:
! l. That exclusive Jurisdiction is not nee
essary nor useful to the Government.
2. That it deprves the inhabitants of the
District of their political rights.
8. That much ofthe time Of ongress was
consumed in iegislating for the District.
4 4. That the government of the District is
expensive.
5. The incompetency Of Congress TO leg
islate for the District, because the members
are strangers to its local concerns.
6. It's an example of a government with
out Tepresentalions-an experiment danger>
! Gus TO the liberties of the States.
! They were answered as follows:
: /. That the Constitution and the acts Of
7 cessien OF the States Of Virginia aud Mary
Q land, and the act Of Congress accepting the
y cession, all contemplate the exercise of exs
!; elusive legislation of Congess; and lis use
~ fulness, If not its necessity, is inferred from
% the inconvenience which was felt by the
u Congress ofthe Confederation for want of it
E 2. That the people themselves, who are
s. said 10 be deprived OF thsir political rights,
n have moi complained and do not desire a
n recession. The evil may be remedied BY
pc giving them representation in Congress
when the district shall become sufficiently
OF pnpulous, and in the meantime local Leg
or isIatute. Ii they have not political rights
all they have great influence.
d 3. The trouble and expense of legislatinl
e. FOR the District will not be great, and wi;
10 diminish, and mas be in a great measure
lor avoided By local legislature.
ny 4. That CoHgress cannot recede, til
Sc. iRhabit0nfa urith0at their consent.
hls S. II the District should be reeeded. ther
would be no obligation upon the Govern
act menl 10 remain in this place.
aP. 6. By accepting the cessiOn, and exereis
lall ing exclusive jurisdiction. contract va
I'd entered into between be ceding States, th
her Congress, and the people 81 the Dislric
owe which could not Be dissolved bat b The ca
oul sent of al The parties,
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LAW NOTICE.

ROBERT II BUcKNER. r. L. DIXON
DUCKNER & DIXON, Attorneys at Law
ND and Solicitors in Chancery.
Jackson, December IA, 1845' 29-1J
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wholesome, perhaps, TO different healts; but.
before human nature has been soreIy afffict-
ed, tried, or deceived, its temper is open TO
kindness and TO JOY; and, attracted by the
sympaIhies of common nature, why NAV
not those who arc strangers to-day be friends
tomorrow! Nor does the deepest affection
always close up the fountains Of love in a
human soul. The saddest turn often in sud-
den restoration TO the gay and joyful; like
light streaming in upon prisoner through
the bars Of his dungeon, are the smiles of
faeea hedlmmed by grief, 10 the man
of misery; and be who hugs his sorrow close
to his soul, will often at once lay down that
rueful hurthen TO which he has long chung
with infatuated despair, at the sight Of youth,
beauty, and innocence, rejoicing before him
IN untamed, fearless, and triumphant bliss.
There are also often sudden revelations OF
sympathy made between human beings by
word, tone, look, or a smile; truth is
then conveyed suddenly and easily into their
spirit, and from that moment they rest as
suled Of each others affection, and eacl
others worth, as much as if they had been
mutually known fol years. If there were
not these strong and prevailing tendencie.
in our nature, the paths of human life would
be barren indeed, or the friendships tina
spring up over them would, in general, b,
sown by the hand Of interest or seIf.love
But nature follows other processes; and 10y,
and friendship, at first sight, often spring VI
as necessarily as flowers expand from bu'
into blossom, in the course of few sum,
and dewy hours of one vernal morning.
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Judicial DistrsCts Of Mississippi.
Arranged according TO Act Of l844, and ioent into
operation after the late election.
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An act TO settle the construction of the 18th
section of an act entitled an act to amend
the saveral acts of limitation, approved
FEBRUARY, "a, 1914
SECTION. !. Be it cUGcfed By the Lrgisla-
ture of the State Of Mississippi, That the
18th section of the above reciled act shall
not be so construed as 10 affect the right or
impair the lien Ofany judgment where the
plaintiff therein, or other person interested
has been prevented from levying his execu.
ton By reason Of preceding levy under and
by virtue of an execution emanaiing on a
junior judgment, and the officer thus levy>
ing such junior execution fails, refuses or
neglects 10 sell the property thus levied on,
on or before the Oath FEBRUARY instant, pros
vided said judgment has been enrolled ac~
cording to existing laws.
SEC. 2. That this act take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 10, 1916.
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NOTICE.

YESliE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
a Public that he has the following New Ieru.
salem Church " orks on deposit, which hr viii
loan to any who are interested or Who may wish
Ia inform themselves on the sui Jet.
wnIrINGs OF swEpLsBoRu.
Heavenly ArcanI, 1t aud 81 voluu,s.
ApocaloyPse Revealed 3 yclumcs.
truc Christian Religion.
Treatise un Heaven aud He'll.
Crnjnssl Lowe.
Treatise ~ Divine love and VI is,lom.
Angelic " sdani # the Divine Love * Wisdom.
Worh ? and Love Of God.
Four Leading Declines.
Intercourse brtWeen the Soul aud Body.
summary exposition Of the Prophet, y Psalms
Doctrine at Charity.
Bnet Exposition Of the Doctrines of The Ne"
Church.
Treatise on the Last Judgment, aud On the NL,rc
Horse, DC
COLLATERAL worrs.
PIooary ilspr,tton Of the Sacred Scriptures A.
sed,J.
De Charms Sermons.
Life ol SNC icnbnrg
Philosophy ola u vine Revolt
Norccstor's sermons.
CUssold', Letter.
The sabbath
tiruw,h # the Mind.
Jo, Alb T..
Seal un L,,s. &c; Rctiua. vrI; Mirror of Truth,
va; 30 Ms. New ] ,usel-m Magazine.
SNcdrnhurs Library, thirty numbers, md A.
bout scv, ms 1--we tracts aud pamphlets on various
subjects j. Il. STONE. Is
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ne Men HING la Forida.-During
Iasl summer the States of Alabama,
gia and Florida were infested with a
Of kidnappers, horse thieves, and
depredalors, who for n long time
I'd the most persevering 'ig'Iar'e ol
pursuefs. Alyin Flowers. suppos'
be the principal, while on his flight
Georgia, robbed the u. ). mail near
Icy, Florida. lie was arrested on
),h of August, ~ announced IN our
r AT the time, and confined in the
Of that place. The flther-in.law oi
Sers, with view To pr, vent the dri-
of tie mail, who was the unly Wit
:, from teslifying aglins, him, way
and shot the driver, while on his
, a night or Two subsequent 10 Tie ar
Of Flowers. Fortunately there WAS
lsscHscr inside, who drove the wound
man into Quincy. where he died soon
r his arrival. Immediately measures
c taken Tor the arrest of the murderer,
he ana a numbcI Of accompIIces were
mred.
,y private letter received yesterday,
learn tina, special Court has called
quincy, which resulted in tie convig.
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Ia Rn0iber,--AlIhough the public
have been often imposed upon by patent mcJ.
ctnes, yet occAslon,liy really useful and benC-
fetal medicine is dc'p.ej, neg elected, ,"crcly &
cause 'muaI in bal company am led 10 IN, O
remarks by conversation vita friend few
days since. She had been afflicted fIr several
years with disease OF the heart, which had ap.
parenuy brought her near the grave Ga cur
ms sklllill physcians was called, who prounun-
ced her disease lncGtah'c. An advertisement OF
DR.. Jayno's ESpoclomnt in the Register, caught
the eye OF her friends. and bottle Of it was I'M.
mclialey procured At Bentley 81 Mhchells. in
Mo1trosc. Before she had taken 1t two Iavs.
there was an anparCn, Improvements she has
Il taken two battles Is yet, hot her health has
been nearly restored.
have no personal motive fr recommending
this medicine, hut merely state this fact, hopiug
that it may meet the eye Of some who are labor.
Ing under similar diseases, that they may like
wise partlkc If It's benefits.
A i'WIrvn ~ llrNNNrrr,
For sale hv GEO. L. WALKER
Nov. ,, 1916. Ottawa.
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Forty Thousand Grated
+ X u | Il II II F. T. S

+ NOW olIcr 10 the pubic at my Nursery near
Il the village oi Dayton. west SIDE of Fox river
"a sale county the largest nuinbsr aad gfeale,,
variety OF
GRATED FRITZ TREES
That can be Guud n,rh.west Of the Wabash
They were procured irnr Cuuis celebrated Ed.
90 Nursery, embracing nearly three hnnred
rsr'les Of APpe. ily varieties ul Pear, thirty va
.'l's OF PlDms, ChcidrS and Peaches. all oil the
rh frost t,ui, which have been selected during
iii" Inst - wears by tie industrious aud ndef.ti-
gable pr"pfe' - e ihe Nursery. at q gren; ex.
p"ns", from nearly al the states IN the Union.
ana many OF the c,>orcsi vlr!lies from Europe
Ihry are mostly of two ye1rs growth and frum
three 10 five lrct in height md Of sufficient sz-
10 set Those wishing Ia plant orchards will not
fail u per 'elve the great advantage Of setting
young and thrifty trees. rraied in the same soil
aud climate IN which they are destined TO be- Sc,
over those usually brought from q different soil
and climate, the ilrucr roots and limbs anputn-
''d 10 save transportation, aud the iiDrous root.
INJURED hy long exposure u d,y atmosphere.
VI ELLIS WATT.
Sept. 10 1916 l2-y
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Eccry one 10 his oan Busmcss.-lt
mot bat have teen remarked that the
inii,ers of Christ, in latter days, have,
any Of them, departed widely from their
Hing. The following looks UPON the
|'Nlec' in proper light:
The apostle Paul, in speaking oI him
II rs au ambassador for Chri>l. SAID To
is brethren, For am determined not
; know anything among you save Jesus
'hrIst and him crucili,d.' lie bad .
roper and distinct work to perform; to
laI WORK he steadily and exclusively de.
o,ed himself and all his powers. In him
he christian minister finds an example
'orihy to be followed. There are places
nd times enough for the discussion OF
cncral subjects, without introducing
ZEN into houses solcmuly consecralcd
} the worship Of God, AID into dlscour-
rs intended for religious cdliirajlou and
nmEDrL-And Ihyte ought it seem. to
:, to be at loa', one place and one stated
me for tie discussion aud medication Of
ospcI truth.
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Ma HI. be sold at public sale on
Y ' Tuesday the Sd day Of Noycm-
Der next, At the residence of the subscri-
her near Munsontown, on Indian Creek
die following personal property, viz:
Fire lOhe Of cate,
Two mllch cows one two year OLD
colt; two hundred and fifty head sheep
two wagons; one buggy one Of Plus
two horse thrcshing machines; seven
ploughs and one tanning mill, together
with a number Of other articles.
Sale 10 commence at 0 o'clock. A. NJ.
o; said day, -IERNs--A credit Of twelve
months, with approved security, will be
given for all sums over five dollars.
JOHN Il. NOSFORD.
October "a 1876
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sTEsAEEU.

STRAYED from lie sub.
49, scrlhcr living ON section IS
JSgal IAN Of Illinois and Michigan ca
~ I'm nal. two milrs northeast #
I-''' Marseiles, on the night Of lhe
10Th October. two black horses both a.
boni9 years old; ono Of thcm has a white
spot in bis face aod long bushcy tail.
and when he uois he goes lame in one 81
his hind legs the other is a round shor;
horse and in good order, and had two
sores on his neck, one on each side which
were occasioncd by the collar, and part
Of one Of his hind legs were white, Any
person who will return them to the sub.
scriber, or address letter to John Dillon,
Postmaster at Marsei,ies, shaII bc !ihcral.
Is rewarded. TlIOS. CANENAu.
Marsti..es, Oct %, 1916,
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Ftcr,uo gsuc%. cor sale.

Il S'iE subscriber offers for ,oe few
mcloo burks, Of superior quality
If applied for before the G,h day Of No.
vcmbcr next, and # not sold by that day,
they will be offered at public sale, at the
court honse nj Ottawa, positively to ire
highest bidder. These bucks were i'm.
ported from Washington county, Penn.
by Mr., Geo. J. Gallagher. of Geneva,
n. Y, and are selected from the bes,
nocks in lho, region.
They will be sold low to close con.
Germ. BRONSON MURRAY.
n. D,-Bucks of the same blood ken,
constantly on hand to rent, a, low rates
for the season.
Ottawa, Oct |, lSiG-li
NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS OF ROADS,
~ and all others CncT9rd-- That the 81.
perrisors Of roads will he required To comply With
the 2Sh section, chapter SO, ollhe revised statute
Also that supctvsr's receipts will no, DO reeei.
we'd ~ vnymcli oi las due lhs tnal fund.
By order CrMe Commissioners
If liz Sai'e co,miy.
! Srptcmher IL 1916. ll--3
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lMPORTANTl ASTHMA CURED,

October 30, 1876.
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1t has been proved that tAe human b.
dy will bear $50 degrees .of heat; that
was the heat Of tie IRON oven which Sir
Francis Chnni.cy's worhmcn have been
known 10 cnlcr. The Nbor was red hot,
and when they came onl their wooden
shoes were burned to charcoal. In view
OF this fac, says the Post, how contempt
ible do those citizens appear, who com.
plain OF the heat when the thermometer
only indicates 100 degrees.
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I'm Important Cure By Ur, Joynes
ARcnahre.--W have been informed hy Mrs.
Mahan "a granddaughter Of I'd Gen. Wnyrc)
that she suffered number of yea,s from Nv
growth OF Ilrgc 5odrAus rrmur, which, be-
sllea great d,iurmy, prod,ccJ bath a difficulty
of dcslu,iton AMI of breathing. ludecd. she
says, the pressure u2nn The wnd-pipr was So
great NJ to Prevent her from ,lrcp,rs in rccum-
bent position. aud oIrn suilucnIon appeared IN
evt,nble. She also lab red under severe indisps-
slion from liver cNmplaill and iaunlcp, with n
horrible lrr, uf nervous affections tpr whirh she
commenced the use Vt Dr. Jay mes alternative,
which she took regularly for six OF seven weeks,
with occasional doses of his Shnnliyc Pills, and
her general health was thereby completely re-
established, and now pcrcriyln,, some dimnWtlon
IN the size of the Gollrous Tumour, she was en-
couragcd TO rcrsevcrc in the use of tho Alterna-
tive, until every vc',isc oi the painful Tumor
was entirely removed. We think, therefore. tina,
such an important remedy should he generally
known. Mrs. Mahans residence, Germantown
Road, Opposite Rose st., Philnd For sale by
Oct. 30. l6-l3 Csc. /. WALEEr.
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PrrNNu, Ohio, May IL, ISL,
Dr. y. Jaynr-Dear Sir: II rDof lclm,rk
has used some eight ar tea bottles Of youn Tx.
pccjoDa' and has found decided benefit. HIS
health is better than fr several wears past AID
his appcar'nce Indicates decided improvement IN
health HIS confidence IN your medicine has in.
duced him to recommend It to his friends, aud
we are in'rmcl that many If them have hocl
cured, AMI 9th rs gten,iy relieved.
Fi..t... f,p...,-
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Estate u I'm. +. .Fndersoa, dec'd.
& Ill persons having claims agains, the
estate Of WIN. f. Anderson, deed,
are hereby notified and required to attend
before The probate justice Of La Sale coun.
", Illinois, Il, his Office in Ottawa, in said
county, ON Monday the OH dav Of No.
vember, A. ID. 1916, for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted, that being the
day fixed upnn by the executors in pur.
suance Of the statute. for the purpose Of
settling and adjusting all claims against
said dcccGen,
ANN ANDERSON, Erccpirir,
WIN. STADDEN, ErecmOr.
Ottawa, Sept %, 1916.
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$50 Dollars sEc,yurd.

STOLEN frnm the enclo-
,C3 sure Of the subscriber, near
y ssa, Nh Narscilcs, Ia Sale co. Ills.
" FgFon Sunday nigh, the lsi inst.
FL H. two HORSES. One a daak
iron gray, shade lighter on the head.
and the end of his tail white. The 9th.
er a white horse, with lis left hind foot
crooked over bis letlock joint The iron
gray is about G years Old, and II hands
high; the white horse is about 9 years
old. and also about II bands high
A reward offHy doi'ors will be given
for the recovery Of the horses and appr1-
hcnssion Of the thief, or Thirty doj'or'
for the recovery Of the horses alone.
Nov. 6, lsiG-lS A NAhBRlDGE.
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NEW GOODS.

FIR Fail and HIater 1867.
II VIE subscribers have just received
Il 'hcir fall and winter stock of goods.
which comprise large and well selected
assor'men! Of dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, boots and shoes and crockerv; all
Of which We Offer for sale as low as such
goods can be bought in the county. Our
stock consists in part Of the following ar
lirIcs black, blue green and cadet broad
cloths and caslmcres, beaver and pilot
cloths, hard times, twCcds. Kentucky
Jeans and sl,inels, ca,icoes and aIpaccas
If all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous de Idine, bonbasin, ginghams. cot
ton and wooden cheeks. red, white and
green hnnneIs, cambrirs, Iaces. black and
hluo.black dress silks, shawIs, dress
hdA's nagg, pongce and linen hdkfs,
combs, needles, pins, glnyes. miuens, &c.
CUSnMAN IL GRIDLEY.
Sep, II, lS46-l2 #
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E$foie Il Jola Hioore, decsascf.
& III persons having claims against the
4 IA estate Of John Moore, deed. are
hereby notified and requested to exhibit
the same to he undersigned, adm;nis,ra.
Tor of said estate, or to the Probate Jus
lice Of la Sale county, for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof
JOSEPH MOORE, .Adm'r.
Sept. Is, 1876
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Estate of Henru Keeian. decreased

y I''J HV1'"t' tI6ttUooU'
a LII persons having claims against
IN The estate OF Henry Keelan, decd.
are hereby notified and requested to cx.
hibil the same 10 the undersigned, admin.
i'lralor If SAID estite. or To lie Probate
Justice of la Sale county, Cor settlement.
within nine manihs from the date hereof.
THOMAS O'DONNELL, .alnir.
Sept; o, 1916.
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.SOi,n Holman. /,
Z 80. Vaasworih,
Fashionable Tutoring.
GEORGE SMITH

GEUNGE N.NTIW
EbES'ECrFUl.LY returns thanks 10 The ri.
j q, tizcrs oi Ottawa aud vicinity fnr tie ll,rai
patronage he has heretofore received. aud hol,s
To merit cruiiurancc he same. Bis 7aik,r.
.1g l. iothshmfDi is on the south side 81 the
pu lac SQUARE, over J. AID Il. Armour's store.
lie IS prepared To DO work on tie nost re- soma
bic terms, aud warrants all garments made tv
him t0i,. Cutting will hr dcnc an short notice
aud wIrrinied To ntii pro, efly made ap. Tbs
fA.L hN0 WNTtn FASHIONS
From New io'A city, have iusi teon received,
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the
--latest nud mn.t approved style.
" D. LuDiicr. ana most EiA4S of country
pr15trs wWbfio5ea ~ pqymeofEr tcok.
Ottawa, Oct. 80 1876.
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Taiioring establishment.

BGCiL4NlN s. EICWELBERGEP
GyIOCl'D return thanks 10 the public for the
w liberal patronage extended Ia them. and
now bee leave 10 state that they have received,
diroc from the city of New York, the
FILL AND WINTER FASHIONS
andarc still prepared to furnish garments in the
most approved eastern style, at their old stand
on,hepubc square, wesis:le ofthe court house.
Ottawa, Oct. %. iSiG.
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A tbOrilS and wonlcn goods. Several pieces
" French black, very superior cloths. Also,
cass mercs, black, bluc.hlack, aud fancy. ut DIFF
ferent prices. Several pieces Of jeans of different
styles and at different prices. Tbrtc pieces wool
black cloths, cheap for clp,ks. Also, Sleeps
grays, satliuels, ,vecls, etc. JGNA iSGEn l6
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bench planes by
hand
pne 2pngn back wood cutters bow and
half axes nail and shoe hammers and hook
forks
guard c'rv"r' pocket and knives fall
locks and tc
pad ill
hs "g and anger bits brass kettles, pms
scales steeyarls
"gs' r trimmings waSloards dinner bells and handles
britannia lmce and hriani table and
brass ana nesuks
ping hN'es shoe backing ruhlng
cap primers powder hasks shot
o" slo"ts sheep shears, knobs
ND SCISSORS assorted table butts and casters t brads
SADLERN.
'"H hundred pairs assorted names leather brass and plated
handles bands andmPs buckles bride bits
we also continue to manufacture and keep hand all kinds sheet
copper We selling (addg
"9' ana wish be and
customers and all
money I" give cali job Work. order. MhNIEI
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w ". I'AUE 81 co.

{ I AVE Just received a, the Rrich Siorr, ii.
< 4 rect from New York and Boston, = fresh
STOCK of FaIl and Winter Goods, to which We
vito uubiic attention,
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WAR WAR;!
+ DE it known unto all persons whom
9 il may concern, lhat

Nttli ihi4AN q BEDLElIsI,
N'.2 B,ec,'er's Slime BuHing, PEN, Ifaois.
Have declared war--not against Mex
jco, not against Great hr'ain--but upon
nigh prices and they hereby pledge
themselves 10 prosecute i! with yisor un-
III the prices Of goods are brought down
10 4 Standard to NEE, the exigrncies of
the times, the low price Of Produce &c.
Nhcy have hidin, in New York, BY wav
of ammunition, and which they are Just
receiving, a large and well selected as
.nrtmCnl Of
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AEGrHsoaye AID .Sfovcs, Ero;s, Steel 0Nd
eassIs.
TlN, SHEET lEoN COPPER wAEE MANUFiCVO.V.
WAEE MANUFICTCnV.

W. T. are now receiving from the east,
IN addition 10 our stock on hand, Il
fall and well selected assortment of
STOVES, HARD WARE. Sc.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee No
ton improved patterns. Also the Four
Boiler and Premium Cooking Stoves, as
sorted sizes: fancy parIor aud air tight
stoves; plain and figured common do. Al
50 ptrloI coal stoves, with CRATES; hollow
ware; pot; kettles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, etc., etc.
AIso--Ilcav, and shelf hardware, such
as anyils, shoyels, spadvs, gain scoup%,
hay aLd manure forks, log. trace. ce.l halter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

For sale by Geo. Il. Walker, agent Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

For cash down We arc prepared 10 nice, AMI
def al! competition.
The following is q part Of Their stock: