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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18
NAVAL, APPROPRIATION RITZ.

We have before us, at last, the Naval Appro-
prIation bill, which under existing circumstances
is, to curious document We extract such
parts as are of interest to this section The first
is the general appropriation clause:
az For the increase, repair, armament, and
equipment OF the navy, and wear and tear of yes
sells IN commission. including coal for Steamers
and hemp. one million ffty thousand dollars
and the President is hereby authorized 10 con-
strpct, by contract, any vessel steamer for the
public service, when IN his opinion the same can
be done with equal efficiency and terms more
economical than in the present navy yards.''
We trust the President will never exercise the
discretion vested in him to have steamers built by
contract so long the Navy Yards are organized
at their present extravagant expense, and made
to support their present military and naval bur
thens. If work is to be done by private contract
why let the officers who have expressed de.
sire that the Nary Yard gates be closed, 90 to
sea, or 90 on =" furlough.'
The next quotation is for the pay of the per-
sonnet of the Navy =
" For pay of commission, warrant, and petty
officers and seamen, including the engineer corps
Of the navy, three million fire hundred and
seUenty one thousand seven hundred and thirty
fire doLlars:''
We now quote the appropriation for this
Yard -
AT GosPoRT, VIRGINIA.
For pay of storekeeper, naval constructor
neasurer and inspector Of timber, clerk to the
yard, two clerks to commandment, three clerks IN
the storekeeper, clerk to the naval constructor
keeper Of the magazine, and porter, eleven thou.
sand one hundred and eighty dollars
Upwards storehonse No. 10, to be used as tim
her shed, eighteen Thousand dollars;
towards launching ship and quay wals, twelve
Thousand dollars;
For the purchase Of ST. Helena, two thousand
four hundred and three dollars and fifty cents
Towards repairs Of all kinds, seven thousand
dollars
For fence round garden ana repairs 10 hospital
buildings, two thousand six hundred and sixty.
seven dollars.
For magazine, three hundred dollars.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18

THE PANIC FEVER WILL NOT TAKE.
The New Haven Conn., Register of the 10Th
inst, says:
large manufacturer in this city. told US on
Saturday that the prospect for good fall business
was never better than it is now. and that so far
from discharging his hands, he could not get as
many as he wanted. He is whig, but is not to
be paniced, to help out political demagogues
A new factory has been started in Walingford,
we understand, since the passage of the new Ia
riff law, with every prospect of doing good bust
ness-and we hear of others, in different parts of
the State.
A new Cotton Factory is about going into ope-
ration in Hamden, near this city. In fact, the
evidences of prosperity all about us; and the
confidence ct sensible business men is too strong,
to be shaken by the efforts of the panic makers.
The wing press may succeed in injurng the cred.
1t of some of its friends-but that is an account
they must settle between ihem''
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18
ABSTRACT OF THE SUB-TREASURY

Most OF the copies of the Sub.Treasury Bill
passed at the close of the last Congress being er-
roneous. we give an abstract of an official copy Of
thaBill:
Section ist Defines what is the Treasury of
the United States.
2. Makes MINIS a, Philadelphia and New Or.
leans repositories.
3. R"oms in New York and Boston. prepared
under former act, TO be used under this act
q. Rooms, &C., at Charleston and ST. Louis,
same.
5. Assistant Treasurers to he appointed.
b. Money to be kept by all persons receiving
same. without leaning. using, deposting in Banks
or exchanging tor other funds. except as allowed
by the act.
Z. Treasures, Sc, to give bonds.
3. New bonds To be given and required.
@. COLLECTORS and receivers to pay over money
by direction of the Secretary of The Treasury or
Postmaster General, once in each week
10. Secretary of the Treasury NAV transfer
money from one depository To another, SC.
III. Agents 10 examine books and accounts of
Repositories, to be appointed by the Secretary of
The treasury. and to be allowed Sc per day and
travelling expenses.
IL. Naval officers, surveyors, &c.. also to
examine books. &c., of assistant Treasurer. Sc.
each quarter or oitener if the Secretary of the
Treasury thinks proper.
10 Repositories to have Clerks, Sc.
Ia. Balance of present repositories may be
transferred. SIC.
10. Marshals, District Attorneys, &C., NAV
make payment to the Treasurer of the United
States MINIS or Assistant Treasurers.
10. All persons charged with keeping, trans
terrlng OF disbursng public moneys, to keep an
accurate entry OF sums received and of each pay-
ment or transfer-not to he converted TO their
own use. invested, loaned, deposited in any Bank.
or exchanged for other fnnds-penalties and proof.
H. Rooms to be procured where there are
none.
IL. On the lst Of January, lS47, and thereaf
ter. gold and silver only to be received.
~. On the LIST Of January, lS47, gold and
silver and Treasury notes only to be paid out.
~. No funds 10 be exchanged except for gold
and slver-when gold and silver is furnished, it
snail be paid out-when in drafts they must be
presented at place of payment and properly paid,
ana payments TO be made in money received for
such drafts-unless in either case an exchange
can be made for gold and silver at par Penalty.
II. The Secretary of the Treasury to enforce
speedy presentation and payment of drafts at the
place where payable, and to prevent them from
being circulating medium. If officers sell for q
premium, they must account to Treasury.
Il Regulates salaries of Assistant Treasures.
&c, and provides that they shall not CHARGE fees
%, APproprales $4,000 for repairs of Sub
Treasures. SC.
"a. Repeal all Laws repugnant to this
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
Children Cry for Ahrn.on's
NEETCiTlD R.lZI

n HESE cel,lrsl,d Loz,ng,s are now
- offered TO tie ciizens Of Ottawa.
and Tie west, as he lest propararltus der
the cue OF lie yariIs diseases for wl1,h
lhey arc recon n.enCtd) ever oGor,d 10
Il'e public. lie proprietor. Er. she,-
man, is a regular graduate of M,dicile,
a me mG'r oi Me Medical Sociuy Of lie
cily and county Ct New Nolk, aldll,se
LozerGes ale prepar,d h,m n.,dical r,.-
scrIPIio"s which have toen aIpo,,dly
'he most celebrated rhysicl; rs IN ,I.m Co.
iy; IN addition to which tLey aIe iurra-
red in 80 pleasant a manner that t,LIldr,n
eat them wiih avidny aid cry for mo,e.
They consist Of
C.pSh Losmgss,.
Which are tie safest and most tf,ctual
remedy Ic' Coughs, CoIds, Corsrnp,iop,
Whoopins Cough, AslIna, &C., c,,rri.
lered 40 tie public. Th,y operate tylro.
noting eNp'c'oraicn, alIpy,rg he i,,i,a.
ZION Of coughing, and removing lie causv
Of lie disease.
U0rm Ic>u geS,
The only iulaliblr " oim medicine ,,or
disco',rcd. In over 4Co,ttO ,a,,s ,l,y
have never been Known 10 fail. Nn'y
diseases arise h,m worms ard occssi,m
long and intense ,ttItrire AID c,,n l,ah
wl'houtli'.ll e',rtciig srsp,rt,t ef,wu.
persons areSciy often ,Ililrud vlth tli,m,
and are tnctctcd for ,ariurs cen plaint..
WITHOUT ary benefit, wien orc f(se q
these Lozerses wonld specify euIe
them.
Campior Lc=ncr. '
For nervous or sick head ache, palpila-
tions Of The heart lasl,ute and htfvous
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large pard,s, viii find lie
Lozenges really IevIN!rs, and in raring
the buoyanry Of you'd used plt,l ,h,sl-
paiiun, IL,y viii restore lleune a dc
system generally, and remove al he ".
pleasant symptoms arisirg h,m lco llts
living. ..t
+" CcihGrtic Lo-mstS, s1f
/ he hest talhartIc mtGlrlue for tnlo-
wing bile IIcm tie system aud preventing
attacks Of the bilious and intelmitlani t.
yer OF ihIs section Of country.
ShpmGnS Peer No7i'S Plaster,
This Plaster, Of which aver l,CtO.CCO
are sold yealIy, is believed 10 be lie bes.
! Plaster for lheumsii, N, llmbago. pam in
The back, side, breast or any otltr rsis
Of the body, ever prepared, and It's price
(only Il! cents brings it within The
reach Of every person in tie community.
large supply Of these celebrated aYlI-
cles just received and for saie Iy H
G, l.. THOMPSON. CHGad.
s. G.. SMITH. Peru.
T.. +. & s. PtLsIFER, HcNnpin.
NJ. PECK & ALLEN, .7urora. ...''
J. w. PIcErRiNG q Co, Nurdri.
Gro. ID. RICHARDSON, bristol. 1000
w. o. PAREE. OSusgO. .'.H"
Sept. II, lS45. lily
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
DE. 9'AXLOis'S

BaiSam IF LiUerWort.
EFOW AWFULLI CuLPhBLE-ro NJ
al GLLcr usI>G rRE GLNpISh Dr. lagio''
B4Gam u LitsyUOyi, 3.j Buw,ry, y l-musl
those be wAO have PulmJuary Consumption, OF
any aalicriun ofihc Luugs. L.yer oT Chest, oiler
ieaIns The following letter, just received from a
mos, rtspcclal L. lnAa.iant OF WeslcAesi,r coun-
IS, y !.
' . Tiry'onH, dug. 0, 1874.
D.ur Sir--lt il difficult 10 Ind words To express
the gratitude which feel tuwatIs you for the ln-
ierest you have taken TO relieve me "a my distress.
IN the year 1912 ! contracted heavy cold, which
finally Scil,d on my lungs; IN II few months al.
tor cOmHt need coughing aud TaisiI offensive
matter. which sue.t very bad. Having heard
that Sherman's LozcuECs were good Tor cough,
| trlcd few boxes Of them, but they had not the
least elect oU ne. then called 10 the best ply
slcian ia he place, Who attended mo a few months,
but without much success; then saw an adver.
iiscmcht 10 oue Of the cl'y paprrsof Wistat'o
balsatn Of wild cherry, "i which lpurchased Tree
hntlrs ut the conner ui Fultuu gHd Nassau streets
but could not perceive thc least beneficial elect
from il, on the contrary thIhk II was great III
jury 20 me. shortly after using ii ! c0mmcuccd
raising blood IN great quantities. | was taken
down sick and confined TO the house lur three
months, during which tune lost my appetite aud
lolI away very fast; was then Induced to con.
suit DR. Gurus, of New Iolk, Gone Of the best
physlcians Ia the city,) bu, he could do me no
IL my recovery, aud thought every day was the
last. About this IDe heard oi your BohGm n
good. again became worse, aud was confined
to the house all last winter and spring and gave
up all hope ul ever getting any better, as again
raised blood and my cough was very severe, to-
gelher with n pain in nv breast and under the
shoulder blade, Ny lrcnd,nuw gave UP all hope
L,rt5tcori being gopd for CONSUMPTION, but was
like many others. aud was lcariul thatlt might be
q regular humbug hOweycr fpally consented
70 try it, as thought il could make me no worse.
wv brother then purchased a buillcof II at 3,b,
Bowcty, y y, aud commenced talnP Il, and
Ivy the time ! had used one bottle iuIl could
sleep all night, aud IN the morning had onap-
petite for my breakfast. ] still Keep on tahli it
and find great benefit from little ram IN ma
breust is entirely rome. md raise no mare Jd0d.
Within the lati two months | have gained in
,c,ighi sir pounds and dpurh in strength. lwould
ther,Gje advise oil who have any affection Of the
Lungs or Lirer To try the genuine DR.. TUyhr''
Bakam If Lirawmi, lor ] truly believe ii to hc
the hes, remedy in existence for diseases of the
lungs ant liver. Should any one doub, the above
statement relative to your valuable medicine. le,
them cal! on me and will convince them Of i,s
virtue. Yours, Iespesifuly.
y q. DE REVERE.
Beware Of coun,erfeis tbc onig genuine has
IN engraved label over the outside wrapper o.
each bottle, with the signature 'f Dr Gurdon :
l.ftds attached, and il for sale u, the origin6
ofce, 3T5 Dowerv. and by q J Leeds, Wholcsal,
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
800 COOKING STOVES,

0fthe Hathaway, Yankee Notion, Four
Boiler and Premium patterns, assorted
sizes. Also,
so PARLOR STOVES. /
Latest styles air-light stoves coal stoves
four sizss, all Of which We will sell a
Chicago prices, adding the carriage t,
Ottawa. We have also 4 tall stock OF
ia r DJF.4 .4RE,
Consisting Of elliptic springs, wagon an,
buggy boxes, RoWIant's miIl saws, Gross
cut, lennon, hand, PANEL, iron back
wood cutters, compass and bow saws
log, coil, trace and halter chains broa,
and choPping axes, {, shovels; spades
hay and manure forks; framing ant
socket chisels sAoyels and tougs; plane,
aad plane mons; auLurs; spurr-bil
hollow angurs sicel and iron squares
carpeIiie5s' and coopers' adzes; counter
scales and weights /; Steel yards; ballan'
res butts ana screws; murjlce. knob
closet, chest, drawer, cuphoarl and sec,
reiary locks; MI. aud saw files black
smiths, hand saw aud wood dies horse
rasp, cabine, and Shoe G,Cs beyels; ,ry
squares; saw sets; kajycs and forks
pocket aud shoe knives; sleep shears
shoe piucers; coach wrcuches; co,let
mills ; brass and iron table ca,tor> con.
passes; box rules /, sauce pans dinner
oeils; curtain pins; brass and itpannet
candle sticks; suull'eGs; braces and bits;
wire selves brass and PewIer faucets
iirmer chIsCls; hand axes; halchets
nail hammers gar!en hoes aud raAes
Hopr bolts; brass butts and screws; table
hinges; bureau knobs spoke shayes
drawing kuiyes; strap hinges bed keys.
while-wash, wash, horse and shoe brush.
es; steel and iron ,rowels; glue keties
COW bells tap horers screw drivers
shoe lloats; wool and horse cards shut
ter hinges; skates shoe piucers; z,nC
wash boards ilat irons; brass kettles
spring bohs cupboard catches ; carriage
knobs hand vices brass OK ,lps horse
nails; choppins knives pod bits win
dow springs :pieyers shoe thread; Rus
sla bristlos; shoe nails; tacks; braLs, &c
s. n y d h ERY
Hames; saddle and gig trees; paien
leather: oil cloth carpet; rubber cloth
buckles; terreis; pad hooks mariinga
rings; carriage lace ; girth web moss
slirrups; snaps; tufts, &C., &c, togeih
er with a complete assortment. Of
.' TIN W.9RE,
Stove pipe and furniture. and we are con
iiIent that we can offer as good bargain:
to purchasers as any establishment ives
Of Chicago, and we respectfully invite
those wishing to purchase to give us ;
call a, our old stand on canal street. oppo
site the cour! house. Job work done ,C
order. J. MANLEN & co.
| Ottawa, Oct. 10, lSi5.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
Cloths

3 n EANY ribbed Beaver,
u u. Super French black,
Wool dyed blue black, from So IS 10 $50
A good assortment, of Blues, ,.
Fancy Cassimeres and very cheap,
SaIineit. large assortment,
Jeans, plain and fancy.
rweeds and Sleeps Greys,
Fancy plaid Cloak trimmings.
Linsey and Flannels.
Pcrrons wishing TO buy good and cheap goods
in the above line, are respectfully requested to
call at the store Of j. q. NATTlNGER,
Ottawa. Nov. IA, 1915. .t-t II.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
/. s o.,

Superior blue Conmercial letter Paper,
do while Quarto Post do ..,
Blue wove thin Packet Post DO ...
Fine white Foolsrap, ID. ......... f......
Superior Calender Pressed, ruled, ceolscpp,
CommIn roolscap, ruled, II! cts, per lulrc
Bristol Boards and DpNing inpeL ,. ,.
Flpe Opaque Quills, best quality,
States, assorted sizes, ... .....,..
Black lux Wslers, Double Refined DDwing
and common Lead Pencils Sc. &c.
Fc sale by ]. G. NATIlNGER.
Ottawa, Nov. %, 1915. ,..t .t.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
city Fioiel.
Cash Aa1aCSSs.

N1iiE subscriber, for his friends II
! ST. Louis, WI! make i'Jrd e0sh
qlraaces On proahce IN store. Merch'
ants and oilers lirish'Hs cGy@rc6s, VII
ind it for their micresi TO make @T2!ira
ions 10 HIN. ISAAC d. HARNuN.
Peru. Nov. 7, lSl5. ... ..... .TI
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
Hardware: Hardware, al Peru.

Hardware. Hardware, at Peru.
A GENERAL assortment. which will
Ia be sold very low, in part as follows,
viz i: butts and screws, augurs and augur
bits, files, tacks, brads, la,ches, carpen.
ter locks, bolts, trace and halter chains,
knives and forks, pen knives, ,rowls,
lard lamps, candle sticks ,looking.glasses,
axes, hammers, spoons, choppng knives,
steelyards, balances, pocke, rules, sand
paper, wood saws, &C., &c.
TO CARpENTERs.--A few sets double
ron bench planes, ploughs, spears, pau
mel and rip saws. double plane irons,
drawing knives, chisels and gougcs, hand
axes, mahogany knobs, race and bits,
saw sets, iron squares Rowland's mill
saws, by DAY Il BRO.
Oct.l9 1915.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13

parker's EXERCISES III Nitch,li's school Geo
Compositions, a' q. sraphy aud Alias,
MoGaiieys newly Re- Nnchel's Pnuary do
Nsed Readcr,r l lOlaey's SCHOOL Geo
Sanders Schnn!Reulers graphy aDl Atlas,
U do SHELTERS, Kukham's Grammar,
Griga 81 Eiihi's ncu Butrett's Glog'y. Of the
aud improved series Of Heavens wllh..i llas,
Of CON. schpaI readers Uphau' MculalIhIlos'y
Tuwn's An dysis iGoWsCock's do
Websior's Elementary Do Chemistry
Spoilers. Adam>' Nrwh rithmeIic
Parley's Com. School Smiths New Gram
istory, mar.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
OTTAWA RECESS
AND ENTERTAINMENT.

JtMES aO'ODNNER would respectfully in.
- fJrinthe citizens Of Ottawa and the surronn.
ding country, that he has fitted up his New
House, on ia Sulle street, Immediately opposite
the cour, house, furthe accommodation Of all
those who may give him call lie will always
Keep his bar well supplied with the besto iquoI'
and wine, aud hts table with such refreshments
AZ cannot fail to suit the puates of the most ias.
tdious. Also, an excellent stable, well supplied
with hay andgraln where horses will bewell at
tendedto. The subscrlbofwould return thanks
to the pnhllcfor past LAYERS, aud solicit con
tinuancc oGthc same.
Ottawa, Aug. 10, 1915. Sly
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
oh 4l.l JABEX FITCH, ao9"s.a
Justice of The Peace, Ottawa, MS.
cu tG.i Oli:s on Front street. I8u Fl
SETH G. Earl.
PERU, AUGUST %, ls45.

A CHOICE stock Of Liquors, con-
IN sisling ofpursCog. Brandy. Cheap
Brandy, ST. Croix Rum, Holland and
Country Gin, for salo very low, to close
consignment. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
TNyHlCK double sole boots,
IL do do do very stout,
Boys and youths boots. 700" t3
Mems fine sewed calf dn. EIrsR
Women's kip and buff sea do. T..
Ladies' buff seal walking shoes, Z
Kid slippers. en- t
Children's and Misses boots,
Mems and women's gum over shoes,
Together with almost every article in The above
line, for sale hv j. G.NATTlNGER.
Nov ID lsi5
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
Fashionable Tail0rins.
.EEOPGE SMITH

GEOPGE SMITH ..r
DESPED4'EthLY returns thanks to tbeot
1 a, ,izens'Jf Gtt,vuirl Hciai'y frthc libcra.
patronage he has hrrrlofue received, apd heres
10 merit a continuance o(the same. His lGt'r-
iag L,iq5iisanfnf ia on tie south side al iht
pug ~ sruare. over j. and q. Armolrs slote.
he j. prepared 10 do wur.; on the most reasona'
bic tt,rin... anl warrant. all garments made ty
him 70 IL. Cutting viii be done on short notice
and warranted to IL rfopetly made NJ The
FAIL. AND WINTER FASHIONS
Fron New Yp,k city. have just been received,
thus enabling him to furnish saTmeh's IN the
latest and most approved style. ia
" B.--Lpa.5ey. and moNt kiadS Of coTniS
proilsce viH beiobeg in Daymafjo' 'eo'k.
! ottawa. Sept. ID, lSi5. r....#I H...
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
Sllawis! Sl,ayyis!!

TIVE largest and best assortment in .own, and
i as | would sooner sell than describe them, |
will just say tia, those who look are sure 10 buy.
Come and try. J.G. NATrINGER.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13

Groceries.
EUST received New Orleans Sugar
" and Molasses, Loaf Sugar, Coffee
Peas, Allspce. Pepper, Ginger, Salera
,us. Nutmcgs, Cloves, Cassia, Rasins'
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. &c.
CUSHMAN & GRlDLEl.
Nov. IA. lS45.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
WOODEN WARE,

MnDOZ. Patent aud Cedar Pnils.snd 5 doz.
~SU Wash Tubs. Also, 10 gross Clothes
Pins, for sale very chcsphy
match IA, 1915. WALKER X lllCkLlNG.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
BL ACLk sI1ETHlN q.
n. BARNARD -.| .tIa

Il. BARNARD -.I .tIs.f
"a, NNIO u J. d respectfully
Nm ''.i Wv inform the public
NJ NJ v. that he has lately much en-
$500 SsisAM. 7-7~ larged his establishment &
..B - is now prepared to execute
all kind Of work in his line Of business. lie has
always on hanla good supply Of iron, and iswel'
preparcdio iron PLOWS. WAGONS, &c.in
a style not To be surpassed inthis town orvlci-
nifty, aud an the mas, reasonable terms. far
mers wanting work dcne will do well by giving
him a call, as he is nov prepared TO do work OH
the shorest notice. % ..It .'tI %
Ottawa, Oct. ~, ls45. fr .. lSI
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13

DOiiiestiCs.
n Bales bro. ,n,slins,
O5 Z" :" shirtings, ~
5-4 sheetings,
Bleached shir,ings and sleetings.
"a bro. and bleachcd cotton table d'a'
per, very good and cheap article for Ia
BILE cloths,
Bro. drills. &c. &C.,
For sale by J. q. NATTlNGEK.
Nov IA, v45 All.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
Edgar Nurscry.

ENEUT ~ UENCTy.
VE<llE subscribers, living near paIIs'
H. Edgar county, Illinois. would res
pec,lully inform the public that tlh'y haye
a choice variety Of fruit and ornamental
trees, and large variety of eholet grape
vines and shruhbery at ihelr nursery
which will be sold low for cash. ana De-
livered a, any par, Of The slate when tie
order is large enough 10 warrant II,
The nursery has been IN operation
abou, 25 years, and we ha''ei ourselves
,bo, our varieties are equal 10 any in The
western country. ....
JOSEPH CURTIS & SONS.
Paris Edgar Go. llls., Nov. 90. 1874
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
nAY & BROTHER have just open.

nAY & BROTHER have just open.
~ ed the following goods, viz; Gra-
hams superior six cord sewing cotton,
warranted 900 va. spools colored and
white skein sewing couon; needles |;
pins; iapes; colored and black sewing
silk; (; twist; coarse and fine combs side
aud back combs tooth brushes hair
aud clothes brushes |; cords binding |;
buttons; draper pins; pin and emery
cushions; linen threads hooks T. eyes,
&c., &C., together wit other notions, at
Peru. : = Oct. 10. lsd5. aie A8
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13

BEATS 4 CAPS.-Vc and cloth
IL 4 caps. plain and trimmed with fur
muskrat and seal caps. beaver, russia Il
wool hats, " hich Will be sold cheap for
cash or produce, at Peru. by m H.
Oct. 10, 1875. DAl & BRO.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-03-13
Dr.. .. ". Tl:,yer's Pits.

Er. q. W. mayer EILis'
H7nE subscribers have been appoln-
. ted agents for Illinois, for the sale
Of these well known pIHs, and will ieef
them constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail. ~rT rf .|
For bilious diseases incidental TO ihs
climate. and as fine herbal family medI'
cine, we can confidently recommend these
pills as safe and eiHcien, medicine.
We shall not goio tie trouble end ex.
pense of printing certificates, made ont
generally by perSnns we know nothing
about; but will refer persons, IT neces-
sary, TO hundreds of individuals IN 'hls
county, who have used the medicine.
..I. WALKER 6. HlCKLlNG.
Oct. 3, 1913. ,.fu. .r. |a lo-ly
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For sale by
G. l.. TnoMPsoN, OiiOwd.
G.. II. WooDRurF, Joiid.
Doci. S. G.. SMITH, PERI. .r.
Moan WIswALL, Princeton.
]. STEVENS d Son, InGi0ntoWn.
Thomas GALLAHrR, Henry.
A. PELTiER. Dresden. .
AMBROSE 0'CoNNER, MorseiHtS.
AMg. 8. 1915. S-V
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Ncyy Goods! aes. GoOds.! %.

BALES g.; IA and 5-4 brown
HO shet,iug and stiirting;
. cases do bieached sirIirgs;
l5O pieces rich style prints, ginshams,
al2uras, lnerinos silk turences; ribbons;
woollen comforts; eIuves; mtts; hose ;
suspenders sill; hanLkcrchiefs; linen
DO. I; cambric muslin; jaconet' and swiss
mulls; bishops lawn; hohlre's; edg-
ings velyeI prints connn hd'hls.; bom-
bazines; Italian craea,s; hid gloves ;
inserlings; wool shirts and drawers {;
pestings; linen cambric; new style Of
shawls, &C., &c, wLcil will be sold at a
small advance for cash or produce at Peru,
bv DAY & BROTHER.
Oct. 10. 1s45.
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..,z, G. l.. THOMPSON, ,o-
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Slufs,
Paints, Obs, Varuish, &C., DC.
Canal street, first door east Of ,heManson House,
OHa,ca, WS. ''''.'-- ''