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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

FIRE IN f.IRFAx'.We learn that the dwell.
lng'house OF Isaac N. SouLE, Esq. of Fair.
FAX was destroyed by fire on Thursday nieb,
the 7'h inst. 1t is supposed tina, ,he r..
took IN back kitchen, where there had been
a fire during the day, but it was no, di.cov.
cred until o'clock in the morning. Jn,u..
Messenger.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
CONNECTICUT.

The Legislature of Connecticut assembled y,
New-lIaven on Wednesday. 9Th inst. CYRUS
u. BrARDsLsY OLnc") was elected Speaker a.
the House bv a vote Of 1l2 to 1O2 for WV. W.
BoARDMAN (Whg) aud one Scattering. CHA's
r. INoERsoLL and CALVIN w. PHrLLEp (T.ncos)
were elected Clerks, the first bv 5 and The lat.
ter by 10 majority. HENRY &. LEWIS and FRAN
CTS BACON were the (Whg) candidate. Messrs.
OsBuRS and BALDWIN (Lpcos) we're elected
State Printers IN the part of the Ilouse.-Tn
the SENATE Hon. SAMUEL INGHAM was elect ed
President and ALFRED A. BURNHAM Clcrk-bo,h
I"cos. The Clergymen Of the City were invi.
ted to act az Chapains.
We are indebted for the above 10 the New.
Haven rapers Of Wednesday evening. The fol
lowing letters contain later news:
New HAVEN, May 9TH, 12 o'clock, NJ.
The Senate and House of Representative,
met in Joint Convention this Morning 1t 8 o.
clock and proceeded To ballot for State Officers
the result Of which ballot was 24l ballots in al
Necessary to choice l2l-of which,
Isaac Toucey, ti.oco) received, .......lA
Clark Bissell. (Whig) .........ll6
Francis Gi llet,e, (Abo.) d" ............
making Mr. Toucey's mai. 7. The vote for Nj
Gillette was thrown out, as it was nnconsfiiu-
tional. The vote for the remaining State Off
GERS was the same az above with the exception
Of the Abolition member Of the House putting
in blank vote. After the election Of the State
officers The joint Convention was dissolved, ant
the Senate retired to their chamber.
A Join, committee from the House and Sen
ATE was appoin,ed To wait upon the Governo
ple,, and inform him Of his election-the com
mi'tee on the p,rt Of the Senate was, Hon
| tIERMANus NJ. WEIGH. Of Pennington; on th'
part of the House. GEORGE :. CATLrN, Of Wind
ham, ADNA WHITING, Of Pennington No 9th,
er news that would be interesting 10 you that
could ascertain.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
STILL LATER NEWS.--HOSTILl.
TIES COMMENCED--GEN. TAY.
LOR SURROUNDED by MEXICANS

Extras from the New Orleans papers, da.
ted Z o'clock, A. NJ, the 81 ins.., put US in
possession Of most important, serious and ex.
citing news, from the Rio Grande, brought
to that civ that morning nv the steamship
Galveston, Capt. Wright, from Galveston,
and the steam schooner Augusta, Capt. Gil
lett, from Brazos Santiago, the 2Sth "li.-
The intelligence is that the United States
army, under Gen. Ia, Ior, is completely SUR
rounded bv the Mrxlcans, ard his commune
cation With Point lsabe, the depository of
stores for The army, entirely cut of. A re-
conno.ier,ng company OF American cavalry,
of seventy men, under Captains llaidcc and
Thornton, was attacked, on the 24h uli.,
and one account says that Capt. Thornton,
and Lieuls. Kane and Mason, and some &c
of the men, were killed, and Capt. HaIde-,
and the remainder, were taken prisoners
Another account slates that Lieut.. Kane and
thirteen men were killed. Capt. Thornton
missing, and Capt. Hardee and forty six
men taken prisoners. The news received
from the army. by Col. Doane, who had ar
rived at New Orleans direct, with rrquisi-
tons on the Governor Of Louisiana for
troops, is that Gen. Tia, Tor had in camp fall
ralions for iflen days, which he tho't could
be made TO last thirty days. The advices
from the army received via Galvcsion,on the
other hand say that lie had not over ten
days provisions. Gen. Arisla has assumed
the command of the Mexican forces. Gen.
Hunt was TO leave Galveston, by The way OF
Velasco and Victoria, TO rendezvous at Cor
pus Christi, preparatory TO marching on 10
the relief of Gen. Taylor. The " orks Of the
American army, in front ofMata,noras, would
be completed on the morning Of the 28,h, al
which time it was expected the fire would b.
opened on the city.
The Bulletin extra, dated IL o'clock, A
NJ. SAYS" Leiters from authentic American
sources in Ma,amoras state that the Mexican
forces are at least 5000 men. well equipped
with an excellent park of artillery. Thu
Governor Of Louisiana has issued his requi
silion for $500 volunteers, and the soldier
are already in the street, and making III,
most active preparations for DEPARTURE
They will leave in the course Of twenty .fou
hours. The Legislature Of Louisiana, will
a patriotic PrompIiiude worthy Of all praise
+ lav" already passed a bill appropria,in,
100000 for the service. The measure pass
! ed by scclams,ion.-Atias. -.
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From the Galveston News, Extra.

STILL LATER. We may here remark that il 10
10 now understood as fact that Ampndia is al.
ready superseded by Arlsta, from whom We may
expec, the next Proclamation. This General is
admitted 10 be an officer of character, good
sense and prudence, and whatever proceeds
from him will be emitted to some consideration.
In our summary of news by the steamship
Telegraph, We omitted TO state what may be vi
some importance, viz. that Gen. Ampud,a, in his
answer TO The inquiries of Gen. Taylor concern.
ing Col. Cross. expressly dsavowed any acts Of
hostility tina, might hafeheen or might hereaf-
Ter he committed ny Mexicans on This side nj The
ricer, stating that all such acts were unaulhor'
lied by hun or his Government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13
USEFUL IECEIPEs,

Hogs are frequently taken sick, and
sometimes die without exhibiting any
symptSws by which the animated in such
matters, can either nfe, the nature of the
disease, or apply proper remedy. In
such cases, il is frequently of beneli, to
The sufferer 10 throw into his trough an
ear of corn, dipped in tar and rolled in
powdered birthstone.
Msp.-One Of the most troublesome.
and certainly most loa,lsome diseases
with which sheep are affected, is the
'foul nose" For this we know of no
remedy more speedily aud certainly eff.
iectual than the following: "Make a
small mop by wrapping rag around the
end Of stick; dip this in tar, taking nm
as much as will adhere to il; roll i, in
salt, and then thrusting it into the sheep's
mouth, hold i! there ill she is forced to
Withdraw and swallow the tar and salt,
and your sheep will soon get good health
and clean noses"
Sows.--Remember that excessive feed
ing of sows with swiil or slop for some
days after parturiiion is dangerous. In
one or two instances that have recently
fallen under our notice, cows SO fed have
icd.-Maiiie Farmer.
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Chill Fever, D1snS SsHc, later.
.A.ttcRt E'CgcT&.
ind all Tie curi18. ior",s q RijJu
Diseases.

ind all Tie curi'R. i1r"ts ~ RiGjUS
Diseases,
Thi, Valuable Medicine is undoubtedly the
,al,si, surcs, IuG h->' remedy t,vr di,ca,cr.d ir
tle cure ST t.c above ntarI Diseases. 1t not
,uIy h55,SS the chill. bat rrpavr> the cause from
which the disease originates. It's operation is
both general md pcriai.
W enact, -facr,!ly up1u Ih' Nhlic system,
,si N st p, vo'tpl a'lcririye, Plrfynt the Hands,
l,eril. the sIll- from u morhd >ecr,ilsps. and
re-ln,gon'iug ana Bringing up all the vital Gu
orgies TIA stlud,ri Of permanent hsallh; 1t al
the Inc tine rya-ls specific influence upon the
liver, digestive organs and lympanlic 4 gaudu-
lar ~ stems; cXc,liu. them to hralthiul activity,
removing al n lrhl matter. cfullilnS the circu-
Itpu, rest riuy their proper aud necessary sccrc-
TONS, thus accomplishing complete reunvnton
fran disease, aud restoration TO sound and per.
nan m, health.
Those whopre suT1ng with the prostntinc
iype alR Ferar5 common to the South ard West
--lhose whose constitutions have become cuier-
hlei b, tie us. NJ n,rcury Quirirc, or other vIu-
lent remedies should resort nj one 10 the use OF
this VAIu .BLE NEDlCINE.
IL has clrci AMI W.,i ci { the most oj'if7oi,
casrg.
Travelling with the ejaculation, it Pnurs it,
healing current through every vein ana artery uI
the human body. The whole animnl economy
- ma lein un lrrga th,rnu ;h and radical change,
Even the mind part lkes OF the hcllhiul process
and life that before appeared one lreary waste,
begins again to seem worth puss sslug.
Pamphlets respecting this valuable Medicine,
can be obtained Of the agents gratis.
CiUrioS there are many 'PHrioYs pre-
parniiops of similar name hlNkcd about tho
country AMI s)lI on The reputation "fthc genuine
Smiths TIME S.rvg, we therefore beg leave. to
capi"n the public against imposition, as we can
not hold ourselves responsible for the effects
which may resu; from the use Of spurious arl-
ccs. PHELPS II BhANSIEl,
Corner Of Chcsnut ami Third SITS, -. Louis, Mo.
General Agents lnr the West.
~Fi'he genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup Is also
'rr sale hy the undersigned agents.
G.. l.. Thompson, Ouawn; DR., $. e. smith,
Peru; A. G. Foiser, Henncpin; Benz. Newell
Princeton. Aug lSio-o
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New UIl:g More.

s. THE Subscriber has re.
~ moved to the new building
- recently erected by Georg,
esy<yf Cooley, one door north o.
! -, the Mansion House, where
>'>-l'@-4- he is now prepared ,sinc,
his return from the east to offer the mos,
complC'e assortment Of Drugs, MeGi-
ciRes, Chcmicais, Paints. oils, Glass,
and every article in the line of Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety of Patent McdI-
cine which has received the appreciation
Of the Medical Faculty, offered to the
public, consisting of
Indian Cholngosue Fahens,rck's Ycmiiuge
Smiths Tonic syrup Cough Hdlsum
Houses Indian Ionjc Eyc-water
Fcuiss do do Rulcficicnt
Brisiar's Bnlslm Wild Cherry; Cough Lozcngcr;
Bristol, Carmjnl,ive lozcugrs; sands Sarsipa.
riIu; Comsioch's do; Lees An,.biIIious Pills;
Elmure's do de, Yhinry' do dc; Wrisht's Indian
Vegetable do; Briggs vegetable aud tonic do;
Posts poor mans ID; troopers female do, Smith :
sugar coated DE-; Bnnlrr'h's de-; Nsinr's DO;
Il, ssureclion Dc; Motifs phUniy hiers lnd pills;
Jew Dayid's Hebrew plaster; Spohn's hcaa-lch,
remedy; Caecseman's Arabian hil,am; prctorai
hal,an honey; D3vu's bllsamic cljycr; Bartholo-
news pink cvpectorln'; Farrc.is Arabiln lni.
meut llay's LInineot, for pilcs; BARCLAYS Group
cuhChs and sarslpir''h, and many articles mt
enumerated. which will SCI as low as Chicago
prices. AuF. - i6-Sf q. l.. THOMPSON.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

EIOR SALE-rhe equal undivided
ID half of a FIGURING mn, with tw,
pairs Of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom ard one fer merchant work; tive
bolts screen; smut mill /; corn shelter
and avery,hiug in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw.
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou
SEES and stoTe--onc new two story
housc--and several oul.buildiGgs, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intersecls
the canal, and = miles from Ottawa.
A good iiiie and immediate possession
glven. Small part cash, and credit tor
balance TO suit purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. T.. IIollisier, Esq, at the cour'
house, or at Cushman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1916.
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FEVER & AGUE.

so far, the proprietor has iolnd II only noccs'
sary to test It's practical and health restoring blcs'
sings in the communities where it has been in
troduced. In the proud testimonials so elected,
the worth oi the Febfllugc is made manlicst; and
It Is Therefore confidently sent upon lis healing
GRAND into the Valley Of the Mississippi. He
sends II there az medicine, now regarded in the
Northern and Western States as n cure whose
progress is uudmmcd, and wiihout a soGfmy fdt'
uvr. Ia short, sustained wherever tested, (nnd
the evidence can be furnished, If there are any
inclined to be skcpiical,) Ms "Agnc- Breathing,
Fero- Remoring, and Hcohh. Renucing.'
AZ such, MAcKINzIr's ToNic rrnniFuGE is
now offered 10 tho Aguc diseased ol llliuois, and
the States adjoining, aud to those cmigrants and
travellers who may he attacked by the Aguo and
Fever away from their homes and families II
Ia submitted NJ an nlallihlc remedy for the ter
rife local disease ottcndap, upon our soils, and
the miosmatc oyhaln,ions arising ,hercirom.
by properly adhctIng to the directions accom-.
panying It, or giving heed To the warnings that
the system invariably gives IN advance OF mlIady,
the constitution may not only he rescued from liz
ihraldom to the ravagcr, but even it's stealhicst
approaches frustrated before allowed iooihold.
10 the prudent. what has been stated above
will answer M well a. If n volume oi ,cibiagc
were placed before them To all those who re-
aist this invitation to Try n remedy that has al
ways succeeded whenever applied, the only
" ords that can be said, are
Tho wise mnn prospcrs on the fools downfall
Ills VISIONS part to break diseases thrall.
Tor sale by the Propti,tors Agent.
THos. BAssNETT, Ottawa, Illinois
Aug. %, 400
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NEW G0ODSl Kew GOODsll

4 HAVE ju'trecoiyed from New York
i large stock Of dry goods, compris
ing almost every article in this line usu
ally enquircd for in country store, anc
am determined 10 sell the same as chc0r
AZ the cheapest; II is useless TO enumcr.
ate the articles, just call a, the old stand
on the south eide Of the public square
aud examine the goods and the prices,
!, ~ no trouble to show ,hc goods.
N. -. Most kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. T.. WALKER.
Ottawa, July ~. 1916
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
WIS N. C7tWt0I) INDIAN TONIV.
AsAFG AND SURE CURE FOR
ruutc ACHE iNN rEvrp

hHc unprecedented time u Fire Tours.
TsvlG attention ofthr public Is particularly cali
4 Cd To this Great Remedy for C5H, or Agu,
oaj Fra, and m doing So, the rroprictors dccu
It lrep,r TO make the h lowing declarations, thu
raib OF which, De desires the people To- trst hy o
lrisl, and he viii chccrlully abide thciy decision
viz st, The article i. pleasant aud convenient
10 take, -. It will cure srsrB case if the dircc-
lions are observed. 81 Il will leave no inluri-
aus effects in the system; on the contrary, it i'm
parts strength rn he constitution. An lii pure
'y vegetable, az. will cure with perfect certainty
"a Eve hours. Certificates ou the wrapper around
The bottle, of cues from six months to ten years
standing.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale AMI retail, by
GEO. ". HOUSE, Nashville, TmH.
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& 7 TE ITO NJ
GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES at
+. BASSNETT'S.

(No. 4, Brick L, Hirss.J
4 I AVlNG lately received an add
Z & tional supply Of fine English prints
and de laincs. ! will now sell them a,
Nw I'ork UAoiesah Prices.
These goods gre Of tie finest texture.
of tie fastest and most brilliant colors.
and Of the most esteemed styles. He
therefore invites all who wish to pur.
chase fall dresses, TO call and see item
before they buy elsewhere, confder,
that they are 6olh-eheoT! chcoPerH and
checpesfM
LoCk al these Prices. and remember
that the Quality cant be beat.
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Paddock's Grove, H., Oct, 1916.

The above communication commends
itself strongly to the interests of all farm.
ers. During the las, winter, scores OF
cattle died in the corn fields within 80
miles of this city, and hundreds in the
State. Let il be remembered then, tina,
cattle turned into corn fields in the fall
and winter must have wafer.
Ii an animal is taken with tho mad
itch, or whatever the disease is called,
administer 10 him copous quantities Of
EPSON sal,s.-Prairie Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Supcr damask, Tor tables, yards wide IS
Ard all other things in proportion.
Attention is also invited TO my stock
Of English blankets, countcrpanos, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, Of whlchl
have a great variety, all imported direct,
at tie lowest prices. | also expect 10
receive in a few weeks, full supply Of
winter goods, which will be able 10 sell
io,r for Cash or country Produce,
rl37 Il. BAssNETT.
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Boots and Shoes.

BOOis :lNU HEsUC".
EsG CASES Mems thick boots
"a ~ cases do double sole boots
3 do do kip do
5 do boys thick do
5 do meas thick brogans
3 do boys do do
3 do mems kip do
. do womcn's hoo,ees
Ladies kid slippers, walking shoes and
CATERS. ALSO-A large assortment of
chiIdrcn's shoes, just received and for
sale cheap by
TI31 CUsUMAN q GRIDLEy.
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Tie aJomlng country, lhal Ms stock Of
DRY GOODS,
GrOcpics, Nari~nc, Boots g. Shoes,
&c, g., &c,
is equal 10 any in the country. HI.
stock was selected with great care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those Of any other
establishment IL the country. lie re.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him call before purchasing else
where, and see and Judge for themselves.
LG Sale, March ID, 1916.
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CERTAIN, PR0MPT kNO PERMkN[NI

REMEDY FOR THE AGUE AND FEVER,
Is generally conceded; and il is resorlcd
TO by all thus afflicted, in preference to all other
preparations Ginning to cure this disease.
,o.'nei y h'eJ''g'1@ iei'H'"y might &C,
that the true method of aPprsing the afflicted OF
The perfectly curative properties of the Tonic
Febu.uge, is the trial OF its miraculous power
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

hlEd, general assortment 81 Nrd6itS BrfGN
Hu7l~>S, C,H,rS, WHIPS, TrGRbS, IaE,e,. aud
all other articlcs Ia his line, which he will war.
rant aud sell At Chicago Iric,S.
Also, all kinds OF requiring lnac tn oiirr, a.
he shortest notice and on the most ithcta terms
n B-Bugcy aud CarriaEctrimmiuC donc II
4 superior style and reduced prices.
Sa0p on .ne,oUjh-casi 'ptnct IT Jiunhus and
Canal streets Came and >Cs'
Ouawa.Iuly /, 1918. J. G.STbNE.
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CABINET WARE s CHAIR
MANI s'AC'T DRY.


S-~TaI FsSHE subscribers would e..
N,.soh n spectlully inform the pub.
lie that they have entered intn q
tSSSS9S col arlnership IN the manuiac-
E.,rysM tory at the above articles and
NM respectfully ask share oi the
public patronage. Their esthh.
ilShmenl is one of the largest IN
the country, Gulhaviug blNu, ,
IN hand a choice supply Of materials. are rrcpa.
red To execute work Mt the shortest notice. They
arc prepared To manufacture
S9tas, Side, Boaris, Secretaries,
BrcauS, Centre 2GLieS, &C.,
In style equal to Eastern ani, l,> aud at prices
to suit the times. They also manufacture
CHAIRS, 7Gjics. Bedsicads, Sc,
Of every quality, and for the loves, cash price.
They have lust procured beautiful HEARSE,
Witch enables them to accommodate those who
may wish their services as Unicrtakcrs. The,
will furnish collins and attend to funerals on the
most lhrrol terms.
They hope, by sIictnrlcntNn To business. and
by making moderate chprs's, to receive large
share Of the pubic patronage.
WARREN MOORE,
ELI LOWE l..
Ottawa, July 81, 1863
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rTNorc can he genuine unless signed in ,rri
fpg by W. b. & ii. G.. FAnuELL, Sole and
Original Propricrors. Manufactured only by
H. G., Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria Ills.
and f,r sale in Ottawa by G.. l.. 1'uoursoS.
Jenkins &c Merrill, Loc&pmt. DR. r G Smith,
Perui J Everett, HcnHPm; Benjamin Newell
Princeton; Stevens d Sons, LpdiantOra j "
Pickering, MswWk Bouehton & Hubbard
O,,cego; VogeI, Bristol and Wheeler d
\ lien. durDrn.
Ouown June II lSiG-3I ~
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IMPORTANT.

HTOR the next few weeks we will sell
r. goods lower than usual, for cash.
in order TO make room for new stock OF
fall and winter goods. no mistake.
WIN. PAUL e. co.
July 30. 1876 Brick Store Pern.
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For Che Fall ana Winter Trade
COLLINS n Kellogg

HAVE received 10y late arrivals, a fun and
4 complete assortment oi
IdH anal Umfer cry Goods,
suitable Tor the approaching s,as"n, aud ,,tv
respectfully request call IRON MERCHANTS ~,
'tng our city, ior the ruiposc Of 10, ing Ia their
stocks at Fall aud Winter trade. We are re
pared L" elcr our Goods at such low IgIrs ter
/ e'sl, as cannot fail tn induce u purchasing in
nat way. TO make bills with Is. Our st,,h con-
''aIs "a rart as follows;
UooNcnS, SC. Sc.
n''au c'o'hs' kentucky Jeans,
Na'simeres, Heavy Korseys,
Sa'lmeiis. Nerm'nl Cassimor,s
Pilot cloths, Beaver cloths,
Ashland twCcds, PIN & pl'd Iirseys
ked paddirgs, Black and colo,cd
tanvass raddirgs, rAlpaccas,
k'd and green i'annels, white and yellow
lanrcls, Canada grey cloths, &c.
Domestic Coiton Goods.
Brown shcelIugs, Osnaburgs,
bro"n drills, Hickory shirlings
HIeached sheeIings, Moleskius,
Tickirgs, Black and colorcd
Apron checks, Cambrics,
Blue drills, Cotton dannels.
Domestic giuel ans, Color,d Siicias.
Prints, Prints.
100 cases comprising maddrrs farcics, ard
chwlzcs, latest slylc--makiIg a compile assert
mFnt; 10 do Mcum0ck aud Fall River blues; 8
do Furniture de-
MGTis, hoods, &c.
1900 wool and worstcj SLnwls, comprising.
Chinese. Paris, Orleans, Spanish, emhrodcr,J,lo
Boston fancy. Hereford, Highland plaids, Brcba,
black aud colorcd cashmcr,s, and other STYLES.
$40 drzcn woolen Hoods and Comivrters.
BLANKETS, B'onids.
Blue and gree, Mackinaw, for coats 81 ard
'Ol Whitney and D,illc, saddle and steamboat
blankets. Our stock ,fihcse is extensive,
UbHe Goods, SC.
Plain and plaid jrcorcts. common can lrirs,
Swiss and book n.u,ns, bishop laws, Hahn and
figured Iobneis, figured gmpurc, aces, ,dgings,
Insortlngs &c.
SkeD Goods SC.
Black and figured silk velvet white and color
ed spool Gotten, Ladies white black and mixed
cotton hose, mems brown and mixed l.2 hose,
Ladies and gcnicmen's gloves in great vaiCy,
ieVcs, buttons IN great variety, bruret ard csp
ribbons, Iailtta ia, Pougec hdkls, cotton d. ar en-
damages, HON tuck aud side combs, web ard
gum elastic susperdcrs. Italian cravuls, hooks
aud eyes, linen table cloths, linen thread pins,
vcs'irGs Irish Linens, linen cambria hdkis, Rus.
STA Diners, Russia crash, carpet yarn
Batting, Uadding, Uicling,
And an extensive assortment Of Goods. Nuo
numerous to mention in an ADVERTISEMENT Witch
will sell low, for
ckSn, or ArrHoyEn Farm At SNORT pArr.
We earnestly desire merchants, visiting this
markc to give cur stock an examinations
1927 COLLINS " KELLOGG
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Nails,

NIX KEGS Of first rate quality, 3 to God, JUS
4 y received aud lur sale low hy
July %, 1876 GE WALKER.
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rs MJdlH6ie HeaM ReSt0ring Pro.
peyties fully established!
FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER

~ prcy0nllng tins VOL csllbIlshtd aud
A powerfully sanalivc Medicine to the peo.
pie Of Il.nois and the citizens generally Of
the southwestern States, the Proprietor feels
perfect confidence that it will act as success.
fully in the districts where il j. nov produced,
in The Aguo and Fever visited regions of Indiana
Illinois, and Ohio, Michigan, and western Penn
syivaua and New York. In the States above
mentioned. lis universal celchtiIY as a
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Idle, EruuIS. & Harness


TgNHE subs riber vot |,
Il take this method ul
returning thanks fUI
the liberal ralrcuag h,r,t,'
fore extended to him, and
inform his friends aud ID,
public generally that b,
continues manuilcturirt
aEJis constantly keeping ~
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FIS;g.

Liquors and Wines.
~S BIS whisky, Cincinnati,
4 - 20" American braudg,
pipe Gin.
bis ' T. rum,
quarter pipes cf French brandy,
casks malaga wine,
madeira wine.
port fine article for med
cal purposes, by July q &c WALKER.