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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
Somerset County, IS.
The Commonwealth eG Penn
sySvanfa,
To JAMES DowNER GREETIN

To JAMES DowRER Greetings:
NMTHEREAS, Mary Elizabeth Dow
w ner. by her father and next friend
Andrew Craig, did on The lst day Of Ju-
~, A. d. l847, refer her petition 10 the
Honorable Jeremiah s. Black, Esquire,
President Judge Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Somerset county, praying
for causes therein sci forth, she might be
divorced from the bonds Of Matrinony,
entered into with you the said James
Downer, in all time 10 come, as ifshe ne
ver had been married, or as if you were
naturally dead. We therefore command
you as We have heretofore commanded
you the said James Downer that setting
aside all excuses and other business you
be and appear in your proper person be-
fore our Jsdges al our county cour! Of
Common Pleas there to be held on the
third Monday in November next, to an
swer the petition or libel Of the said Mary
Elizabeth Downer by her father and
next friend Andrew Craig, and TO show
cause if any you have why the said
Mary Elisabeth your wife should not be
divorced from your society. fellowship
and company, and from the bonds Of
matrimony contracted with you the said
James as fully and as effecIualy as il
she never had been married. or as il
you were naturally dead, agreeab!y TO
the act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided, and hereof you are not
to fail
Witness ihe Hon. Jeremiah S. Black
President of our said court al Somerset
this 9th day of September A. D. l647.
A. ], OGLE.
Sept. IL, 1877. Poth'y.
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Friends of the Tarifi-friends OF
Home Industry-friends of Economy
and Retrenchment and Reform in the ad-
ministration Of public affalrs-friends Of
the gallant TAYLOR, who is fighting the
battles of our country--if you wish to
rescue Pennsylvania from the grasp OF
Locolocoism and secure her vote next
year for old Rough and Ready, then EN-,
ploy The few days that intervene between
this and the election in mastering youi
forces for the conflict The Locos vii
be out, every man. Go ye and do like
wise.
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gThe skunk men and the old
friends OF Muhlenberg had a blow-up at
Harrisburg the other week. The Mah-
lenberg men declared for Irwin and Pat
ton. The work goes bravcly oni
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A man who PROCESSES to be a
Wing and eollades with thc Locofocos to
defeat the Wing ticket, is a lhOusand
lines worse than Locofoco; for the lat
Ter cau claim the credit Of being honest.
b1s lie fo-lner can not.
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Public Sale.
A VALUABLE FARM
ANnJDTHk.R TGNDS


PIE subscribers will offer at public
I sale on the premises on Thursday the
2lst day of October next, the following
reai estate. late the property Of Samuel
Witt, deed, TO wie-Ko. |. A Farm
(lhe mansion place. situated in South
ampton township, Somerset county, Pa.
aboat Of mile from The Somerset and
Cumberland turnpike road, and isnmed.
ateiy north of Jacob korns' Tavern,
containing about
Two Hundred acres,
about 10 acres clear, Of which 4 are in
meadow, and about 90 acres more can
be made; nearly all the land can be cui-
tivated; Il produces good crops Of graia.
but is more particularly adapted 10 grass;
a large quantity of Hay can be made.
and sold on sbe premises al good prices.
On the premises are erected good
Izo0 Story Log House,
cabin barn and other buildings. also an
excellent apple orchard and other fruit
trees thereon; number Of excellent new
er failing springs on the land, the woods
pasture is excellent, and in short, BY
good management can be made one of
the most profitable farms for keeping
stock, in the county. This farm is
well calculated for business man. be-
ing situated just miles from Weilers.
burg. from Mt. Savage Iron works,
I9 from Cumberland. and good road 70
either place. and therefore can have
ready market for all kinds of produce
and lumber. which he may desire TO sell.
Persons wishing TO purchase might find
it 10 their advantage to call and see tia
premises, as there are other advantages
not mentioned here,
Terms, one fourth in hand, and the
balance in yearly payments. But il
will also De tried for one thousand dollars
in hand, and three hundred gear untiI
paid, conditions more fully explained
on day Of sale. an iadispu:able lille
will be given to the purchaser
They will also at the sans time and
place offer for sale the undivided half Of
tract No. 2. containing about 2SS acres.
patented land, adjoining No. L, lands OF
Jacob Horns, Jacob RIber, John Wit.
(now occupied by James Cros5ey) VIII
liam May, Cox Il Wi;i; q portion of
this tract is good laad for cultivation. and
contains valuable timber, sueh as Pine,
oak. &c., and is an excellent situation
for tavern stand, the turnpike road pas
sing nearly through the middle Of it,
Also, No. 8, the undivided half Of g.
nolher tract containing about 3l2 acres,
adjoining Ne. /. Iands Of Jacob Korns,
Jacob Riber. the tract on which Ogle's
big ore bank is opened, Daniel Lepley
and others. the turnpike also passes
through this tract near where a saw mill
IS erected on it. 1t contains coal and I.
ron ore; part Of il is good land FOR cuIii-
vation, and some meadow ground. The
balance is timber land. The widows
third will be sold in all the tracts.
CATHARINE WITT, (widow,)
JOSIAH WITT,
ELIAS d. WITT,
and other heirs OF Samuel Witt, deed.
The undersigned. owner Of The hall.
mentioned in tracts No. 9 and 3. will ct
the same time and place. offer his half
for sale on reasonable terms. and If nos
sold. will at any time agree te just ant
reasonable division Of the same.
:. JoHS WTT.
September 81, ls4z.
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TThis is the last number we in
tend to issue before the election, but will
be governed by circumstances. Should
we discover that the Locos are playing
of some new tricks in the course of the
week, our readers may expect to be ap-
priced Of the fact in due time.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05

& Remember that the Wings last
wear elected saea Canal Commissioner
|by 9.ooo votes, ard that the revenue on
TIE Pubic WORKS has been increased
hal a milton doifnrs sincs his election.
Elect Patton, and we shall soon be freed
from State Tax. S
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EPAn American soldier is known by
the fact that he fgh.s in the American ar
my, and Mexican by his fighting on the
Mexican side. The same rule holds
good in politics. Those who are with
the Locos are necessarily against the
Wings. Where do we find Isaac Fried
line and Daniel Flick Go, seek them
in tbs Locofoco camp; they are not in the
Whig ranks.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05

EE Every Whig who is true to his
principles will velc the whole Wing tick
ct. No scratching ef names or changing
OF tickets
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05

srWill our friends in the several e.
lection districts have the goodness TO send
in the returns on Wednesday, Il is
very desirable they should do so.
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rThere are great many persons
who get no newspaper. and may there
fore not be aware of the importance OF
attending the election next Tuesday.-
Every Wing who receives this paper
should consider himself Committee Of
one, and feel it his duty to call upon his
neighbors and bring them cui to the cleo
ton. Wings you have no time TO lose
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LOOK OUT! LOOK OUTl

1t is understood that the Locofoco leaders Harris
burgh and elsewhere have issued handbs and circulars
containing all sorts of LIES against the Whg candidates.
and it is to be expected that they will be distributed
through this county well as in other places BE on the
lookout, Whigs!
Examine well your tickets, for the Looofoco leaders
are not TO be trusted = 5 = -
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arPoke it at themi Poke il at the
Loeofocos mat their party have created
STATE deb. in Pennsylvania Of forty NH
lions, and national war debt OF hna-
dred Millions
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Wanted

a N apprentice to the Hating busi-
"A. ness. A boy from IA 10 o years
of age. of good moral character, can OBJ
tain q situation by making immediate
application to JOHN G, KURTZ,
Sept2l-lS47 Somerset.
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" a1u be
GARD P0R 30Ans
IN Sa1Isck foacnstiD, Fsyslle Co, Pc.


A S agent for .he heirs OF Henry Yo.
"a Tiers. deed, | will expose To s..s
By public outcry % the premises on ths
2Lsl October. between the hours OF n
o'closk A. NJ. and 5 o'clock r. ~. ,he
following real estate, lying in Saltlick
township. Fayeue county. adioiaing lands
Of Henry Adams, Frederick Berg and
others, containing
1876 a C. RES.
on which Is erected q two story los
house log barn, also on said tract rs !
never failing orchard. about sesen,y-6ve
acres are cleared. fifteen acres Of which
is in meadow. lying near the waters sf
Buck creek at the foot Of Laurel Hill
near good range for cattle &C., said
premises now occupied by John Yothers.
! any person wishing to examine the sams
previous 10 the DAY OF sale will call an
John Yothers who will show the sa,ps
the title Cor the properly is iadispulable
and the terms Of sale easy. :.
JACOB YOTHERS.
Sept. %. l647-3ts Agent.
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Bonnets.

ENORENCE Braids. Straw, Rutland
81 and Velvet BonBels. cheap al
J. NJ. HOLDERBAUM'S.
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To the Ladies,

FITCH. New and Fashionable Dress
"a goods, such as Plain and Figured
Silks, Black French Merinos, Plain and
Figured MuslinJelaines. Cashmeres;
EarIeston. TwiIled and FrenchGnghams;
Plain. Plaid and Striped Alpaca. from
25 els. 10 Sl,25 per yard, and large
lot of Cslicoes from 5 10 go cts. per
yard at ...s s1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-07

[Ren1 the following statement n facts from
VI Eli Daley, highly respectable merchant Of
Vienna, johnson county Illinois
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GREAT BARGAIN.

HTOR Satellite equal undivided
g. half Of FIGURING mn, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom aud one fer merchant work two
bolts screen; smut mill corn shelter,
and Everything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou
SEES and slure--One new two story
h0usc--and several out.buidings, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water thai intersects
the canal, and : miles from Ottawa.
4 goOG nile and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to sui. purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. T.. lloIlis,er, Esq, at the court
house. or a, Cushman & Gridley'sslore.
June II, 1876.
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D3yGS, MtOlClaES, &C.

TNHE subscriber has just received
4 from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh and we'll selected
stock Of drugs, medicines. dye s,uns,
paints, oils, putty, glass and glassware.
&c, g.; the best quality of hrandics
aud wines for medical proposes.
N. g.. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call At tho old stand on The south side al
the public square, and examine til 's,ock
heforoutehasing elsewhere.
Jnlv 20. 1916 g. f. WALKER.
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CtRTAlN PHtmpT khD PEkNkhIk1
PEIEEs q iGIE.

Sofar, she proprltu has lcard ltruN u'c'
ssfy 20 test iisprscuoal and heal T,''''l't '''''
sings IN the COMMUNITIES wt,fr u has t''u 'u'
trnduced. In the troud testimonials s"''ic''"'
tho worth cfthe Frhr'ucc s made n'"rli''' Nh'
II Is therefore coulidruuy stn, upon US heHlI.p
erriah into the Valley of the Nlssi>s'lul. ne
senis il thete as mediciur, TOW f'gaIa'd m me
Northern aud western States - cure whose
progress . uudlmmrd. aud u,itup' u 'nbiUHJ "i-
Ir'. In shoG. sustained Whrr','f tested ('od
tio eoijence can be- rrnisHcd, II there are any
inc.i1,d tn he skcp6r,i.) ~ AaU- B""sUs,
Fsr.,-Rsmae,ug ami H.Fi.E,trtt
As sn"h, MAcKENYiLs ruvic FYfuirrGr rs
now ofF, red 10 tGr que diseased g Illinois, ant
The States ahoiuinq, aud tn th, It emigrauls aud
Travellers who may be- attacked ~ the AGue anu
Fever away from, their homes and fan lirs. u
Is submitted a, "a iuArlir r,n'd, t"i the ter
rltic locfl dsra~e at'etdan' uy,u our sc'i' ana
he mia-initlc rNhaiaiiuus utt,iur u r"h'
By prnperlS hnrripg lotte du,ct''rs acc ~
paying II, ~ giving hcrt tu Che varrircs il''
the system tnvauahiy gives o. adval O. "i a'r'N
the c.uSuutl. u 'naS n Q ",.y "a. f,scurt ''." =
thrtlIorn tn titr rtesgrr. autt,,u ii@ s'e1lni'r'
lplrhachrs itu-irs,,d hriuu .l.,u,ua h.n.h' d.
70 the prultut, wba, ma. been s,nt,d 'h e
will answer as veil a. # n volume ct ve'hlauc
wetc placed bpipfe them t. all those Who re-
list this in'llai"n {" tfy rrn'd, rhHt Ia =
ways succeeded whenever applied The only
words hat can he said. are
The w'-s mnn Pruspcrs on the fool n'"wnfAll
ii. wsiom'- pori to hrcak disease sthrail
Tor sale by he Proprietor, Ag,lH
4 IS .HtSSNErT, lt,awo, Illinois
Aug 2s 46-9
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New DIs;G stone.

IS THE Suhscrihrr has re-
,T[. moved To tie new building
- recently erected by George
Coo'cv, one dur north cf
- 4 Ne Monsoon House, where
49, he - now prepared t,luce
his return from the east 10 ollyr the most
complete assortment Of D,W@S, l!cld-
cincs, Chemicals, Pai8s. MS Gioas.
and every article m tie Tine ol Drugs ever
before oG,rcd IN This market, together
With most cvcry variety of Iuen' M'd'-
cine hlch has received lhc appreciation
Of the Medical Faculty, Offered to the
public. consisting Of
indian Chrncncue FahcnEocs's Nrrmiluge
smiths Tonic syrup Cough b,i.nm
House Indian Tome Evr-va''r
Ferris so do Ruhthciru'
Brlstlr', ilss", Wij th,rt.; Cough hoz"ns"s'
Bu.,.l', Caru.ni'i,e J. yet gcs; sand >ars'pa'
Mia. Cowst,cb's do: irr'- Anu.hil'us fuls,
Ejmore'- do do; Phjn"y's DO DO; "n-hi's inian
V,r.tnt'" d.; Nmgc'> vegetable nod tonic d. :
Posts poor pnn' H., Hooper lenhle ho; smith :
sugar coated d., Btarire;h's d.: N'-tat' dc;
Resurrection Do; Nnft's phUniy hiners aud pl'Is'
Jew Dayds Hebrew r'asrcr; Sp0hn> hrld-hcht
rcmedy: Chce-cDau's Arahrn b'l,op, Peclotai
in.am boafy; Downs hH'.nnlr ollyc'; Garh"l"-
news PINK ",pect'rtn'; Parcels ATGb'iu Int
mrnt: Hav'4 Irnrneat frr piles; Barclay Group
cubehs and slr-ppri'h. and many articles not
e,umprl,rd. vtirI viii s,l' U.s. l"V ~ hicne"
r,ices Aay % 1851 g T.. THOMPSON
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Mark this well.

A CUE fhere is no necessity for
IA any one to have the Ague when it
is 50 satisfactorily proved iha, Macken.
zie. Tonic Fehrfnge wlIrlfect radical
cure. SO convinced are the proprieiors
Of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents TO refund the money in all
cases where il fails, Uhen The directions
are strictly complied "Hh.
+. BAssNETr.
rll1 Agent for the Proprieiors
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Yours in sincerity.
M WILLING VOSB.
on,ocket, Oct. 1916.

ma best Garden Rake.-These i'm
!emen.s az heretofore usually ccnssrie'
4 srs j very clumsy. awkward and cost
affair. We found one last season which
What we have been looking fr. ms
ale wholly Of Gust iroa, Of mailelD'e
,,ality and is all Of one piece WIN The
scep,ion Of the han lie. Inc cos, OF
N wi,h len teeth. which are enough IS
"a cents. They are for sale here - IN
subIIess 10 other .owns.-f'ra''e r"'
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I.nIla. kllfl.!

A FRS / rate arlicle ot bunch lah Is
"a now being made ut the Narcotics
mills. where they will he constantly kept
on hand they will also be KEEP, for sale
in Ottawa, BY Randolph Sizer and G.
Burr; they are better article than Pln'
laih, and will be sold cheaper than 'lte or
Iinary cost Of getting hath from Chicago.
A ioershle article viii be sold a, So per
thousand.
November - 1916
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Salt.
Nav GnnnSl NEW GOODSll

r NAVE lu ,recci,ed 'ron New YORK
a large stock oi dry good-. compIIs'
lug almost every article IN thus line usu'
ally enquired for in country store anr
am determined to sell the same as cheoP
as the cheapest; it is useless TO enumer'
ate the articles, Just call a, the old stand
ON the south side of the public square
and examine the goods aud the prices,
il ,s no trouble 10 show the goods.
N. b. Most kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. u. f. "AhhEN'
Ottawa. July %, 1916
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Super daml-k Tor tables, yards wide IS
Ard aIlother things IN proportion.
Attention is also invited TO my stock
Of English BLANKETS, counterpsnes. broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons. of which
have great variety, all imported direct,
at he lowest prices. | also expect to
receive in a few weeks, fall supply oi
winter goods. which will he able TO sell
tor for Cash or comtry Prodnce,
rI37 i BAssNETT.
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THE GREAT AMERICA REMEDY FOE
CNM.I;mNt;nn OF the Anmrs

{Flc'ious ofihe Lirsr, .4SiLm0, BIon-
e5iiis, pain or ~rghHs,s Of Ae Hroosl
ar Lpngs, Chronir Coughs, Picpri-
81. Hmorors ofite Lungs, and oN
The affections IF the Fu'moHary Dr.
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Fl,nioaabic Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

RESPECTFULLY return. thanks To the q
II iLens OF Ottawa and vicinity futtb, ilhtrt
.alr'nage ne mas hrreiOiots received att hrI Z,
f, u, rita continuance he same hIs iG5d,
~ Establishment is on the s0Uth rid, oi IT,
suric square, over !. and & Amour store
tris prepared to do work on the y ost rcrsuru
lie terms. and warrants all garment, mrt, l.,
liin lit. Cutting vii be done an shorl non,
,nd warranted 90 ftif properly mod, ~. IT.
FAIL AND WlNTtR FASHIONS
From NsN lork clIy, have Just beer r'csi,,,
IN, enabling him to furui,h garments ~ n,
,test pnd most approved style.
n, q. - LtD,jcr, ma mosi kin8' ~ coghH!
prndnc, mNbs'cksH IN poymcnifo for tcmk
ottawa. Oct g. lsl6
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NOTICE.

nERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing
lois in the Ottawa Cemetery" can
have tho same CIR s5 each, taken before
the Is, Of May next. after whirh time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion 10 the value of the Improvements
made. G. II. NORRIS.
N March -, 1877. 36--.f
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Jack and dog broad Collins Waters
tools, bench planes by single, socket framing
springs lennon,
ha d shoe strap aud hook
bckmuhs files forks
guard pocket
r locks and catches knobs picard
anduI
mills.
aud audsa
wash-nJ dinner bells
teaspoons perng ow.
els, brass and nesicks and
bachng Crubhng
TASKS
oil
md table and lacks brads
SADLERY.
Three hundred
handles
We also and keep hand all kinds
We
n getting The their
call Job Work, done order MANEY
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CtUNPOWDER; good sporting powder al
IN thirty three cents at BAssvErrs.
Ottawa July 10 lSi6
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4 Z 4 L. " Ito NJ!

no. 4, Brick Buildings. J
] AVlNG lately received an addl-
q 4 llonal supply OF fine English prints
and de lanes. will now sell them at
Nec FORK UhoicSale Prices.
These goods are of the finest texture,
IF the fastest and most brilliant colors
aud of the most esteemed styles. II
therefore invites all who wish to pur
chase fall dresses, To call aud sc then
'eiore they buy elsewhere, conilen
int they are boih-eheop' cheoper" an.
cboapc,i!M
Look a these Prices, and remcmbe;
that the Quality can he beat
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\ f. " $ II . Il f.
III La Sale. m.
Xix HARD sGES

Il = = 7 TT - - ''''' 'WITT' " w
Y = rtuGcus Of Peru, La Sale and
the adjoining country. that his stock of
DRY GOODS.
GrocTies. NardW0Te, Boots g. Shoes
&c, DC, &C.,
is equal 10 any in the country. Hi
stock was selected with great care for Thu,
market, and be feels satisfied that hi
prices are as low asthose oI any other
estahl,stmerr in tie country. He re
specially invites the farmers and other.
10 give HIM cal bcforr purchasing else.
where, aud see and Judge for themselves
la Saiie. March IA. 1876.
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F.royyn Honresiics. Sc.

LIZ ' - .",s'lins, wav,try..
6l) lbs If best southern yarn. M D TO u,
100 carpet Sirp, doubled and
twisted plain,
100 ~. ofbest doubled aud
twisted culnred. ...
3OD lbs candle vicking,
800 ruon batting, for ale very low b.,
Iuly %, 1886 f WALKER
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Notice

Fs'ilE copartncrshiP heretofore exist.
a ing between Moore & Lowe. was
dissolved On the 9Th inst. by mutual cor
sent. The business will be conducted az
usuol at the old stand hy the subscriber.
All persons indebted 10 the late firm
are requested 10 call and sepc rmmedi-
aelv. and save cost. W. MOO RE.
Ottawa, Feb. -, lsi7.
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Fever and Agme.
For sR vasists.

4 " excellsn,aricIe OF pcrs wine ard brandy
"A. for salc by July 20 T BASSNETI