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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-20
-. FOR SALE,
TO IET

III LEI,
- THE two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
C3k No 90 Forsyth street, Grand, to good tenants
Twill be pat in good repair, and lease Enquil
on ths premises, between the hours OF and PM.
ml03t&yc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-20

" L.
~ A ROWof new two story Cottage Houses with couI
E yards, in 10th street, between Broadway and Six'
avenue, situated the north side Of the stree
Rooms nllows2 placements paors with sliding door
and hard finished walls rooms and bed rooms the
For further particulars enquire the premises Of the
mis- lw<r w. X. PENDLETON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09


again be enabled to reach the shore.
At half-past 5 o'clock this morn
ing the enemy opened with round
shot and shell, not only from the
batteries around the town, but from
the castle. Rockets were also
thrown, and the sky at times was
completely lit up by them; yet a
large portion of them fell far short.
In the mean time, our own men are
compelled to remain quiet ard take
this fre--the hardest duty a soldier
has to perform. All are anxious to
strike back, and they will be graft
fled in the course of few days.
In haste, G. w. X.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09

and continued all day. There was
no firing on shore, but suspect our
people were busy preparing the en-
trenchments. The bark Tamaroo,
has just been turned to position
convenient for landing the siege
guns with which she is loaded. The
I'd Dragons have not arrived, nor
have the batteries of Duncan and
Taylor. The Alabama goes out to
Tampico tonight, and / will send
this by her, hoping it may reach you
early.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
L Ii f + II f f Il II A DE II
PUBLISHED WEEKLY by
w Va. OS vi An ~ co.

Se;'n story. North end of Reddick'S
nee )fict 6bck, on he public square.
TERMS.
Two D'LLtHs per annun. II paid in advance;
Two DpLLtRs and TIFrrcgSIs if paid within
sax month";; and rnagE DoLLARs il delay ed
until the end Of the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square foI
the first insertion, and 25 cents COR each suhsc.
qncnt insertion. A liberal discount allowed to
those who advertise by the year.
UTND paper discontinued until all auchrages
are paid, unless at the option of the Editors.
q JC IN nunicatons. to insure insertion must
always be free Of posiage, and accompanied with
the authors name
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
SAcriFIcios, (oonr rvU C-u-01
March H. 1917

MaIth IL, 1874 )
Gentlemen Il have already writ
ten, mentioning our arrival here. 1t
Is now time to foot up the news to
this evening, which | must do by
only giving the outlines, as there is
a probability Of the Alabama leav-
ing in a short time for New Orleans,
and the field of operations is too ex-
tensivc to allow of my gathering
particulars. Q
Day before yesterday the order
was given to move from Anton Lii
zardo TO this place. This occupied
most Of the day. About A o'clock,
P. NJ, the LIST Division (Worth's)
had taken place in the surf boats
The gun boats ran in close TO the
shore, about three miles below the
city, and anchored. One of the
small naval steamers ran along the
shore and fired gun at the place
of landing, as feeler, to ascertain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
JAMES SrOIIr.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on the north side Of the public square o.
ERENCh BURR MILL STONES Ann
II DUTCH ANkER BoLTING CLOTHS.
The above articles are kept constantly ON
hand by tho subscribers a, thtr old establishment,
In 81. Louis, Mo, and are offered at the lowest
rates. Also...slill Irons, Screen Wire, Machine
Cards. &c. III warranted.
Letters addressed III 81. Louis, or TO q. & &,
Todd. Peru, Illinois, will mce, with attention.
JS.3n q. * y. TODD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
Dr.. HORACEU.B,SFORD

Having located at Vermi,Uonvie, offers his
Professional services to the public, and feels
conf l,nco (frnm his long practice in Michigan
anl Il innis) in being able to rc nder satisfactory
services 10 those who may iavorhim with cali.
LnlY 10. 1910.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
Dr.. J. PEARSON

Offers his professional services 10 The
inhabitants of Ottawa and vicinity. OF.
flee in the room adjoining tho Free Ira
der Printing Office, in Reddcks Block.
p. S.-Dr. p. still continues to per-
form operations in all the various branch
es of Dentistry. Charges 10 correspond
Wih The fines!
Ottawa. March 10. 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
A. II. WAND.
aud S1rreon,

Ply sican and Sargeon.
Residence on the hill, \ few doors west Of The
Fox River House. Office, the same as hereto
fore occupied by Howland & Pearson IN Red
dicks Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09

The Portia, so it is said, is to sail
Immediately, and by her | send you
a few lines more. The northcr has
completely blown itself out, so that
by breakfast time the surf boats will
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
IL. ". HOPKINS. NJ. D.

Physician and Surgeon, OHdrn, Ills.
O.rsfs his Professional services to the citizens
of Ottawa and vicinity. Office over George f.,
Walkers store, where he may be found a. all
times except when absent on professional hush
ness. August 6 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
DE. LOSEPu STOuT.

Oilers his Professional services To the citizen
Of Ottawa Ond vicinity. Office on La Sale II.
of the room occupied by the late Dr.. lIurlhu,.
Ottawa, June II, lSi5. i1-6n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
FREMONT HOUSE.
c HlC A GO. mn

J.GURLEY " CO., Cato of tho American
.Tenpethncc House, Chicago,) have taken the
Trem)at HaSe corner Of Lake and s,rects.
where they will be happy to serve their friends
aud all others who will favor their with ac,ll
IN III, besl style May !, 1916 6-lh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
DR. P. SCHERMERHORN

Oilers his Professional services to the CIT zens
Of Ottawa and vicinity Office or Columbus 81,
between Canal and Cnton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
JABEZ FITCH,
Justicr Of the Peace, Oitnc0, Illinois
Office on Front street
SETnG.. Earl.

Painiea and Glazicr, OH0lCa. hrs
Carriages, Sisns, Houses, Sc. painted to order
AMI on reasonable terms, Shop on Columbus
street, near Dr.. Schermerhorn's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09

The mode of agriculture OF the
natives is very different from ours.
All their implements are one or two
hundred years behind the preset {
day. Their plough is a shovel with
a piece of wood extended halfway
down. In planting seed, lole 10
cut in the ground with the machete
and the seed dropped in. Fortd-
nately, the soil is very mellow and
rich-else good crops would be
scarce. Wheat yields from 40 TO
Go bushels to the acre. Of Fruits,
there is an immense variety, and
Flowers of every cline. On mar
ket day, it is almost impossible 10
see person who is not covered
with flowers. They are used every
where-even at funerals, where d
child dies, the body is laid in room
and flowers strewn over it. The
natives also have the Yucca plant,
somewhat like our Potato. If this
plant could be introduced into the
United States, it would far super
ccde the~Potato.) A small stalk Of
Yucca placed in the ground soon veg
etates, and from it is made cassava
and much otler poor peoples food:
Froom 800 to 400 lbs of this plant
grow in a hi!l--the roots weighing
about IA lbs. apiece. Corn is used
by the natives in great quantities.
Cotton is scattered all through the
woods, growing wild and rarely
gathered. ~.
The lakes are almost entirely fill
ed with fish. For 500 miles dis
lance, there is nearly a continual
succession of these lakes, and in
them Mr.. w. has taken fish varying
from 2 to 6 feet in length, and in
immense quantities. The surfaces
Of the lakes are covered with wild
fowl--in one day he had seen OBJ
tanned 3 or 4 horse loads of wild
ducks alone, so great is the number.
The mules are, some Of them, vc-
ry fine, larger than our ordinary
horses, being from l6 to Is hands
6 feet high.
TriaiS are conducted character
istically, too.-Every person bring
ing suit is compelled 10 give his
own evidence, and they often get
Judge who cannot write his own
name. Very often, too, the Judge
calls upon the opposing lawyer for
an explanation or elucidation Of some
point of law. They will carry a
case from one section of country to
another, and a man never gets out
of the scrape till he is completely
worried out by travelling from pro-
+ vince to province and finally loses
all he possessed, be he ever so rich.
What renders it more vexatious is
the exhorbitant price charged, and
the few conveniences provided for
travelling. Where we, with rail
roads, &c. go thirty miles an hour,
there that distance is hardly accom-
plishcd in a day-and for GOO niles
passage on steamboat (ior they do
possess an apology for that) the fare
is $340, every passenger finding
HIMSELF (and running the risk OF
being lost.)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09
o. ID. DAY.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
.H,TOrd.
Office On the cast side Of the river, over Aliens
Store. 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09

Tile Dead.-How little do We
think o! the dead. Their bones lie
entombed in all our towns, villagesj
and neighborhoods.--T lands they
cultivated, the houses they built,
the works Of their hands are before
us. We travel the same road, walk
the same path, sit at the same fire.
sides, sleep in the same rooms, ride
in the same carriage, and dine at
the same table; yet seldom remen-
Der that those that once occupied
these places are now gone-alas !
for ever!
Strange that the living should soon
forget the dead, when the world is
full of the momentocs Of their lives.
Strange that the Aeeting cares OF
life should so soon rush in and fill
the breast to the exclusion of those
so near. To-day man stands and
weeps over the grave oil departed
friend; tomorrow, he passes that
grave with cold 'indifference.' To-
day his heart is wrung with all the
bitterness Of anguish for the loss oil
one he so much loved; tomorrow;
the image Of that friend is effaccd
from his heart and almost forgotten.
What commentary upon man
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-09

The H'ye Of a Crissian.-Cha-
tcaubriand, in his eloquent work en-
tilled-SGcnie du Christianisme,"
has this beautiful picture of the wife
Of Christian:
"Thc wife OF Christian is not a
simple mortal; she is mysterious,
extraordinary, angelic being; the
flesh Of the flesh, the blood Of The.
blood Of the husband. Man, in uni
ting himself to her, regains a paat
of his Substance; his soul as well a.
his body. are incomplete'w without his
wife; hShas strength, she has beau-
| y; he comba!s the enemies Of his
country and labors in the Gclds; he
does not understand the details Of
domestic life, but his companion
prepares the ,repast, and her smiles
swceten existence.
"lIe has crosses, and the partner
| of lis couch is there to soften them;
bis days may be sad end troubled,
'but.ip the chaste arias Of his wiIcs
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
Samta Sttua 11nb Sic Sxsbias.

Gs ipar Die 9blld)t Souta Slnnas 9en.
Saylcr ctne 9itecerla9e su bereitert I'm / t
blutt9en 9dnoen" I'LL fern Sreispillis
gen gu einem u9 itfreieu :@r c" sa
rerbelfen, poer iIe pltwdrt surilef liter cen
0tio Gjranoe 5u treibem Die 9lblIht Der
9Sti9partbci ,par in 0rltnce gang cielelbe,
nur nit rent llnterihieb, ca6 lebtere eiu pett
ibltmmeree Wtlttel ais oa5 ufcinolidbe Seus
er i'm Nltcfen" oasu anpenbeu wcltte, l'drns
ltd: uOte gerweigeruu9 Der
otbi9 ten 9 Seoitrfnif1e."
Seioe, Santa uno bic Bbi9s, fanten fh
lit tbrcn (cchnrn9en bitter setaulht. Seice,
Der IN b in t9e general lopcbl ais AUDI
Die fe nbetnt9e Wtigpartbei baben
jest binlan9lid 3ett unc 9elc9eutenbeit NIT
chamber Su6> II. Grauerta9e gu peranltalten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
$50 it 9eDrs s. duel?
,us SOrhf, Qautrotbsbesirf 8reubera

aus Othit 9anorothsbeSirf 8reuberg>
@rcBherSr9tbum Ne6en:D Darmftaot!
Gerlelbe oerlieB feline Soeimatb am l6ten
Jcoember 1916 uno re,ste BON Wcrms Den
Nbeiu binob nah S,apre be @'roce, ocl, no
aus er auf einem rer Sirma Scbn 9lcams
unb ytatban in 9te,psNorf, sehoriQen Sd,if-
fe, bic Geile ilber oeu Sseau nad StetpsUcrt
mdd,te.
Der lluter,cidlnete bittet ihn unb alle
Menlhenfrcunoe, Die Ieinen Nufentbalt wiI
fen, ibm aefalieit Nahridt su ertheilen,
unter Der 2loore0e:
Sobn Qans.
Canton, Starf Sc. Sbjc.
Co., lluiere BchIelbldtter. belcnbers biz
III SHREVEPORT uno philaoelpbta weroen I'M
siitiae slufndhme rbiser Naobfrase aebeten
wcfar Tc uns su @esencienfen uerpHidteu
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
,,Rer oro0c CD onGfclI"
namreS IS. T8feD

Nat fceben cine neue uno unnbertreffide
9luewohl Sitter BON alien Scrten, pai1ero
fir alte Sabre5seiteu, erhaltclt, bic er Su Cen
bil(iglten preilen III pcrfaufen beablIdtlst.
Grmmt, unterludct uno mir lno 0eiplB,
baB tbr niht uubefrieot9t unlern Stcbr per
laeet j
Canton, 9lpri( a., lS47. Q7-be,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
SS.Sp it,.

Sacpb &rautd,, Scbu bon Srieo-
rih Gronih aus Sbertant Sradeneim
(QGnrtember9.)
Oerielbe oing Dor ? Sahren nah Gincin-
uati, unb reiite bon bort AM 2ten December
ocrigen Sahrgan9 ab, Inn lere gltcru in
Detroit su telud)en. Gi5 beute il oerlelbe
rcrt nod niht orsefcun!rn. Die gltern
Tno Iehr betllmmert I'M ibn, nnr erfuhen
jebcn Menihenfreuno Der 9lu6funft itber
benclben ertbellen fann, bielclbe 9eben AT
rplleu inter Der 9lcre6e: ,Sriebrid, 6ra-
MID" care Of the Staat6- Zeitun9 Of Mihi-
cana.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
3,lrildnab,ste.

Die ScIhuloigunn bic if sesen Scbn 6.
8cctius madte. baB er ,,dnltt, uShpei-
ne seitchlen, falft sefhwcren nno feline
&inoer gum Salihfd,wbren oerleitet babe, !,
halt id fi,r 9dnSlid fallt uno cbne 9rnno
uno becaure, taB ih jemals eine iclhe Se-
idulotsuus sesen orn. 8cdluS 9smadt ta-
BE. Mthael Wet6ert
@e9enwdrti9e 3eu9en.
Gcbert @ltep,
@ecra Oenalt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
OLD fin 2

Gjecr9 0teun uno 9ecr9 8eltc aus Slet-
henbab, QanoQeridt Slrtenber, GreisbeSlrf
9icca, i'm @rcBterSc9tbum re0en? Dtelel-
ben lanceten Dor un9efdhr Geben uno eincm
balbcn Wrnat in Jierp Ucrf. Die Icdter
ocs 9eoro 9teun, welthe iId, Bis jcsE III
eoui6oille bcf froet wilnltt ben slufenholt III:
reSSaters 9teuu uuo ibre5 Shwa9cr5 SOL
fe su erfatren, uuo bittet oorum lle uno ie-
cen Wenihcnfreunb I'm SIusfunft. @rtheit
inter Der Sloore6e:
Gcnrab Sfel.
1T 9cui6pille &entufY-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
SGb1t Snuer

Nlad,t icinen Trcunocn uno @tnnern, ic-
pie cem putlifum iiterbaupt, hermit Die
ereebsnc 9lnsei9e, bab er auf ieinen' alten,
wobltefannten Stancpunfte, Die BON Satcb
gber bister eefilbrte Grocery fduflid, an llh
eebradt bat, uno nnn berelt 1T jeeem 3u-
lpredenoen nit Den bcten uno Wpblfetliten
SSaoren ieines Sahes ;u bicuen.
@antcn, 9lpril u. lS47. lSto.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
$50 tit SSrteOri6 @hQhrer.

9eburtIg aus Wle1hmel!er, &ontcn 3WelbrN-
den, R0ni9reid Saiern?
GerlsIbe fol- f6 in oer leBten 4 Sotren
in ct. ecuis, 70 wie ilberhaupt I'M QSeitcp
auf9etalten babeu. Sctn 8ruoer Ieinri9
Sddbrer in Scitcn, Der ibm tpd}ti9e 9iah-
ri6teu tpcsen @em6s 6sceperhdItui6e mitSa-
the1len bat, rpltnlht fehnltdlt leinen 9Iufent-
bait Su erfobrcn. Gr, 70 tpie oQe Wenfhen-
freunoe, tpclde lu6funft ertbeilen f6nnen,
l'nb 9ebetcn, icldpe 9elauQcn Su laicn, all
Netnrth g d, hrer,
care of Boston MeTkur, Boston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
gS 0 I It
SeiuriD SeG, Messer;

aus Stebb d,, 9lmts @ppiit9e EFT,
@rcBbersoattum Saoens
GerIelbe FAM prr etra 10 coer IL Sub
rem in oies eano NIB fcl id, III Nartetta,
Wa., oufeeholten haben. Sein uuterseid-
meter 8ruoer, wclher oori9cs ccSahr bier an.
fam, wiinIdt fetr oe6elben Slufentbalt su
erIabren inter fcl9encer Slccrene:
Safob Se d,
care of Andreas Schneider, Pittsburgh, Pa.
9lpr. 20. 1S47. .-3t*
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
Me tit

gSe tit
9luoras eeIer, ieiner Wrcfs1Gcn ein Shncis
Der, aus Soerite'n, &ann9crtd1t 9ll9euau,
Stoui9reld Satern =?
Oer1cl6e lanbete Dor un9efihr Wcnate
in 9es,p-Oorf. Seine Wtntter ltno @jeldrpi-
fer, tpelhe Th jest i'll ecuiotllc GD. beiln-
ben, w,nlhen lebnlid,it cc6en 9lufen:halt Su
erfabren uno bitten belbalb i'm poer ieoeu
9luefunft bon ibm su &C.
ben unter Der Slcrene:
9inna Waria eeier
care of Henry Beutel, LouisviIl KY.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
$50 it 9(oolpb Neter, :?
Sierbrauer opn Qculpllle, &U.

Slerbrnuer ODn EouOlUe, ED.
Oa Der rbe1benannte idcn ocr 8 Gage
BON bier ob, 9erei8t 1T uuo feline bctitmmcr-
te Erau niht mel6 pb er nath Vitt6bur9b O.
Der ct. ecui6 oinq:-Io bittet lle i'm, wenn
ibm bieies Su @eNht fommt, 70 9leid an iIe
HI ihreiben ocer lclblt surildSufcmmen.
cecer Weuihenfreuno Der 9u6funft sc.
ben fam, miro 9cbeten 1Ie 9elan9en Su lai.
fen AT.
bic Srau 9toclpb Deter.
Qcuisoille, Gy.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
$50 1T 9lnorea6 &lasbol5?

Sber slula i'm 8reis 3ie9enhaln, 1T
&urbe0en.
Gr 1T Ihcn l3 Sabre in slmerifa, uno
fat tas lesrema[ bon Buffalo aus helm Ses
Itrieben uno 9eIa9t ca6 er jest mad, ecnls-
ton eehen wclIe. 0d Der llnteridriebene
fir ihn tpihtiee 9lad)rihten bat, uno fcia
uirflleber 9lufertbalt ibm aber unbetannt
1T, 70 erlud,t CT bic S,erren Seerausseber Der
Suffalc uuo ipeiter rpetlihen 3eitun9en &C.
eenleitiser Dienife BON Seiten bes ,Deut'
1eben @anaclers. Nahrihten bon benz @e'
fadten ,u aoorellreu an
@hriifopb &lashcls-
petersburg poit Sffce.
Dellinstcn Diltrift, CANADA Weif.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
$50 1T 8eors Deter Bette

9SO 1T O cor q De CT IS etf fe I
aus Miuterfaiten, i'm @ro6herSc9thum
S.e0en?
1erfe(be fam i'm lcbtcn- Scmmer bier ait
uno wcIte nit leiuer Srau in 9teuYcrf Srt-
fammentrefen. Setne unterSelhnete Srat
lanste i'm Septsmber oaielblt all, fcnnte tbn
aber bis jebt nitt ou6fuoig MAIDEN. Sle
wilulht jehnlihit 0tahridbt BON ibm uuter
fcl9enber sloreile:
9nnag iSabet Setter
Care ofC. L. Stifel, Wheeling, Va.
MirS %. lS47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

Gr 1T sntfbtcfftn tine 2eaarcn IS prplent iprbl,
fciler pcrtaufcn, r5eio Cit anhercs l5als i'm Staas
te. Scin Strt tcttebt in fran,effhen, cnslilben
unp a,ncritaniben
Sitebertt, Saifinete,
3williee. Satinette, Weiten5eug, Musline,
Druffatune, Shawls, Goiheu uuo 0a!s.
tild1er, ScnmerbIte, &c &C.
Stin 9tot fcrti9cr SlripunSsltilde 1T srcB unc
wurtc 3u9ctbnlttcn lno Scnladt rpn pcn trttcn Qrs
tern. Gr balt tcttanei9 auf Joano unc perfcrtist
mad NuftraSen SIeennSslthtc jcber Nrt uab Der
nsre{ten Wlrpe.
Ginfa0lln9en, 8eietltngen uno Ser
sterltn9en.
rttr Nrt uno @attun9 ;u rtn bi0istten rtifen fInp
III leincm Stcbr ,u batcn.
.6erren rclbc fhenr, tlcrifdt ttnb 9ut anlicaenre
&leipunsslfite ;u Datcn tpanlhcn ncrtcn es 3u iD.
rem 2ScrtDeil finbcn, wtnn llc III eictcm GtotitTc
ncnt anrufen. Scbe Vrrfpn matt cn Grtparnis
pct
25 29roseut.
penn Ge in riefem .6anfe tauft. 9ersebt ni6t:
go. u, Diamcno Square.
Der ltnterItibnctc fat tb bic Oientte rec J6rn.
pttcr SAimpf Sclthtrt, Der cs fir fcinc 9,fiebt
balt, ftncn altcnSreuncen biermit 81 betunpcn raE
wenn ltc aArnIen III
SSD. 70.
er flh oerbinblih mahtcas er ibnen bic BE-
ifen Waarea nm
rs Dro5ent
,pcblfcifcr ptrtaufen 10 Il unb tann, ais irsen,
rim ancerss .{oaus I'M @taatc.--
Scferb J6artlrlann 1T autbcrfrttr Isent fur 6
G.. Sectt saepcrts Of Sa(bion. @tine Gcilese,
im 8efbafte ron ibm bebent ,pcrben tosnett, spenl
lte anrnfrn in
$50. ~, Diamanb Sauare, seaeniber.
benz @aitbcf stm 9lbler.
eSofepb Sartmann.
Gantcn ben l7ten sIpril, ls47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
G5ro6e 9lnfun(t
isst
Mam'notb Store rrn Ganton.
o. 81. Gi1asloogo

Grwartet 70 ctcn in 1einem ir[enoibcr
neueu Stobre oos 9rtBte unb ou50elud'teltt
Sl0ortemsnt @uter, eaS or nod, )emnlS.
lelbit lelbit Ie,nen olteu Srcunotn bon Slt
.lRruY Stort au9etcteu bate, unfaileno je-
De 8erIhieccnhcit ocn Ynt uno Starel'
Waaren.
Zu oieier alu6maM tat CT nrd birSu9e-
tii9t eiucn 9rpben Stcf
Vcrti9er Sletolln9&fdtfe,
bic er perfauft fir cine Glciuiofeit ilter
Dem 9ertbnlihen OtaderIehn. Sin 9an5er
Sln5n9 fir
Hrei Srllar;
l1uo fir eiue Glein9teit mehr, ,pcrben
nod, Sont, Stie feln nno Sceulb tjnSu1cflt9t.
IS rpaiic ilberAniGg noh Sn teine'tert oae
er III ben mGal,tbIt nteoern Vrcsfcn oerf1u-
fen miro, inbem Iein GtatIi1ement idcn
ldueit, nit aQ9emeincr Srtlttmrnn9 cen
0iamen
yDer orooc CU onGfc(l"
erhalten bat. 9lQe ltno ein9eloben uno ,per-
ben becicnt wercen ocn ecu idonIten jun,
oen Wdnueru ric6leit5 Gcnnenauf9an9-
bic metteifcrn am fpcblfeillten 81 oereoufen.
&aor0clo miro beSahl; fir ale Sorten Sero<
BUTTE Ndute &c. &c.
@antcn ceu l4ten slpril lS47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28


9Senen StpG Glitter,
meloe init grocer Srrsfalt atIsseinht unp nnsrDa:s
zen Ietten 20 xascn sct"uft mnrrcn
Su berabsefesten Vretlen.
Oiefes fest i'm in rsn Stano Srlbrn encn 8cmrs.
9runo ju taufsn ,u actcn, ric lei iDm onrufcn. Gr
5at Srrtcbrunscn Setrctfcn, maDrcnc CT in Often
par, ,rrpur in zen Stanp seest lit, bic neueitcn
no fa(b:rnatcItfcn lpoaren ,u 2crteuf an;utictrn,
unp ,par III frlb erltaunlid nierern prtiien, pab
paom6 cine SrpBc Aufre9nns inter rem Srlte unr
tin allSen,eincs 6inttrcmcn trir1, i1acb rcm
0ecmen uno fibipnablen
Gtablii1emet.
Sercrmann II irp es su fcnem 9crtbtil fnten sies
fes Gtatlinsment ;u 'lntsriutbcn, 100 etn
Odm;er 9ln;ug
tann setauft merpcn fur
GGs7wei @orcdrs.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-16
"HARRY OF THE WEST,

which is very highly approved by all who have ever
used or examined it for its capacities in the way for
cooking in every department, and for its saving in
way of fuel. The certificates below from those who
have used the above stoves show that the accomoda-
tons not pulls merely, but truths of which all
may be convinced.
ALSO.-A large assortment of every kind OF
stoves; such as Premiums, Parlors, Counting Room;
Shop and School-Room. Together with large as
sortnent OF Iin-ware, at their usual low prices.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-16
THE PILES-A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.


odeesh
tina sinved by
lnpee maalbid
smallest
operation recHtan
even n
renewed he
The Etry hpal commended married ladies' e o whom
gddne inflammation the kidneys ntts bladder and with
o business adradIta
then
o.
rid Imav
Viii
Respectfully BENJAMIN
beer
about three direction
the
Asosodby RICHARD HALIOCK Princeton YlOu