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Family Boarding school.

MIR. IL MRS. CLARK propose opening u
WI school Tor young Ladies at ,hor residence
one mile south of Ottawa, to commence IN the
frs, Monday Of May next.
The location ia pensan, and healthy, uniting
whatever may he desirable in the quiet n' the
country with the advantages to be- desired from
the society Of the town.
Knowing that there are many parents in the
county who have not the opportunity of rdnca'
ting their children a, home, we take this method
t saying to such parents, that We will take a
Iimiled number Of pupils into our own family
and will endcavor as fur % possible, to Improve
their intcer,u, and moral character. We shall
cnteavnr so to diversity and arrange our system
uC instruction that our scholars many not be-
come weary, and We, he advanced as rapidly as
possible in their studies. From our own 1lyan'
tagcs of education and experience in tearhing
we trust we shall be able TO adopt con'se o.
| instruction and discipline which will insure
progress pleasing to every parent.
Scholars sent to US from abroad will he ot al
| times under our wa.chful care, ard be treated IL
every respect like members of our own family
/ The p,ce Of tuition will vary from 10 IL :.
per quarter. according 10 the age and attainment
Of the pupils. Doa,j " per week. Boerd mn,
washing 1928. SO
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TO EARylEI

TOILET WOOLLEN FACrORY.-The
% subscriber will keep on hand large assert
ment OF cloth Of his own manuhctore. winch he
proposes to exchange for wool. Tie will give
one yard Of good heavy cloth Tor two and hall
pounds Of good clean wool Of the samo quality;
or he will work wool upon shares. AS follows -
give one.hsf the cloth the wool makes ny receive
ing eigh, cents per yard from the customer upon
his half or all the wool makes by receiving thirty
eight cents per yard for manufacturing, he VIII
also m,nuf seizure for customers--blantots, jeans
and a,nnels, a. we'll as salineu and full cloth.
| Cloth Dtessing done on reasonable terms
and at short notice. Mona but the best work
men will b. employed.
Any person gony In Chicago, from the CEN
trail or southern part of the state, will pass by
this town, an all tho subscriber wishes, to IN
sure a con,inuance of patronage, is to once have
man pntrolizs him, Wool can be SAINT up the
Illinois river. directed to j. A. Matleson, Joliet,
VIII county. to the caro- Of Mr.. Abrams, Peru
Kills., anil it will be forwarded where cloth will
10 pu, up in a nea, and sale manner, according
to the above terms. und sent in return to any part
Of the State without troubling the owners to ac
Company il. A MI'tSoN.
N. --Persops coming hom distance will
a quantity Of wool tn bo carded or manufactured
il obliged to stay over night, shall be 10 NJ ex
pense. > a a.
Joliet, March 2ol, l8i7. Il
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New CICg StcIc.

Is THE, Subscriber has re.
EsEZA moved to the new building
~ recently erected by George
aS3 Cooley, one door north ri
the Mansion House, where
49, he IS now prepared (slnce
his return from the east to otter the most
complete assortment Of Drugs, bedi-
cines, Chemicals, Paints. OTIS, Glass,
aud every article in the line oI Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety Of Patent Mrdl-
cine which has received the appreciation
of the Medical Faculty, offered to the
public, consisting of
indian Cholsgncue Fthers'ocA's Ncrnifcse
smiths Tome syrup Cough Dslsam
Houses Indian Tonic Eye-Na'tr
rerris's do do Ruhetrclrnt
Br,iar's Balslm Wild Cherry, Cough ',otcug'S :;
Bristnl's Carminitivc h.rcnsrs; Sands Sarsapa'
rlia; Comstock's d.; bees Anri-pliIlrus Puts;
EImore'~ do do; Yhiney' do de-; NrIghi'r Indian
Vegetable dc; Briggs vegetable aud ton'c DE-;
Posis poor mas d.; iInnpot' female do; smith :
sugar coated d.; Bmndre'h's d": Wisthr's do;
Resurrection Do; NoiHt's phUnlx bil,ersond pills;
Jew Dayid's Hebrew plaster; Spohus headache
remedy; Clee>cmau's Arabian bii.am; Pectorsl
hal.am horcy; Downs hasamic oliver; Rnr'hnlo-
news pink cvprct,rsut; Farells Arabian I'M.
mcnt: Hay', linineOt, far piles; Barclays Group
cuhebs and ssrslpnri',, md many articles not
enumerated. wh,rh viii sli IS law ~ hicaeo
prices. AuJ % 46-sf q T.. THO -PSON
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TO the E'uSsic.

rs7nE GREAT HEALING SALVE-Thc
wonderful e!Icc, VI CunneHs Pain Extratul
tn removing all pain from burns almost instantly
upon its application, IL truly astonishing, and
did the public generally know OF the slnatlvc
urnperlie., we are convinced that no person, Is.
pccinlly heads Of families, would allow them.
selves to he n single day without IT. II has long
been tla,ilern,um rith medical men to find y
safe aud established remedy for burns, one which
would remove Inflammation without causing al.
d,,ional pain and speedily extract the fire.
This great magical pain extractor combines all
these properties and many more. II prevents ~
extracts modification, relieves sN pain caused by
bruises, hl,lpred surfaces, &c. The ignorant a..
serions often made that any thing said 10 have
universal merit must be good for no'hins, ~ best
replied 10 nv informing the scientific, that al'
the properties Of nnpdyne, as,ringent, nutiseptic,
nerync, herpntc and balsamic, together with
many minor virtues. ore herein chemically con.
cen,ra,cd in the mos, powerful degree. which
union composing a drawing and healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with such ease as Ia
give often the appearance Of q miracle.
The above article with cure the following com
nIaip,s. or no pay taken for it, viz;-Bnrns
scalds sprains, erup,icns, chlllains, old sores,
bruises, scrnfula, sore Eyes, sore nipples. crysip
elias, pimples on the face, white swcllings, piles,
eiihcr blind or bleeding.
Read the following: "a child. a nephew of 3
friend Of mine, stepped in vessel OF boiling wa
ter and scaIdcd its leg up to its knee. when Con
nel's pain extractor, from 81 Cour'iandi stree :,
was applied, which almos, Instantly gave RELIEF
to the liue sufferer, anil soon entirely cured it,
Also a child Of my own burned its hand severe
". and | used the salvc, which gave instant re-.
lief. and seen cured II entirely and | tor one,
could mt he induced to be without H. | think
every family should always keep II On hand to
mac IN ease of such accidents. II AnANs,
Pastor Of Trinity church, Sauerr'ie' n. y.
nrConnel's Pain Extractor IL sold wholesale
and retail by COMsToCK & BROTER'
60 second st. ST. L"G.S
3o6n and G. l. rHOM PsON. ntinu'
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large Stoch Of eS'ew GoOds
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.

FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
& NArTlNGFR would invite the purchasers
~ and elegant stock NE" GOODS Just received
embracing L.2DIES DRESS GOODS
caalrs c
MOURN{NG GODS
rrsL
ANA l,n and blsc, cas- &c
UHITE WUSLIN GOODS
fc'uIic null book fcy
SILKS.
Black erode Rhine GrlSwi, and striped dps
shades
land
HOSIERY& GLOTES.
Atr-r an rPrc
Gle.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Irish table
rl etowdd app mi &c
NEWS SUMNER UEAR
Lam blue nd
narkten rmercO this Hue
GENTLEMEN s WEaR.
and
M n
boys chidrco'; mems
CrOckery, Herdwdre re, Groceries, Sc.
Of be in highest
U0oi
Al good clean washed Wool clear bu will be bought Unwased
Wool will be taken what worth Arrangements have been
made. tn hin n consig May 4 lsl7-i3
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SoUing Foar Sseis,-Many are in
The habit Of sowing flower seeds in beds i,
and afterwards iransplan,ing them where
they are to stand. We have made con.
siderable trial Of this mode, and have
come to the conclusion that the better way
il 10 SOW them where they are 10 grow
in the first place. There arc very few
plants which do no, suffer conside, ably
from renoval--their small roots being
broken of; loss which is to be repair.
Cd before the work Of growing can be re-.
commenced. They are thrown back two
or three weeks, and often more.
Sons OF The large flower seeds may be
planted a. soon o. beans; bu, the more
mailer SORTS sfo better left ill the warm
'otsihssiD May, whom they will germi.
Ro,s q ones. end 20 forward wi,hou, any
nv Pmisis EymT.
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OiyGs, MEDICINES, &C.

yENuE subscriber has just received
d from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large. fresh and well selected
stock Of drugs. medicines, dye SUITS,
paints, oils. putty, glass and glassware,
&c. Sc; also! he best quality Of brandies
and wines for medical purposes.
N. B. The most approved .patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
cali at the old stand on the south side of
the public square, and examine tn stock
beforepurchaSi elsewhere.
Julv %, 1916 G. f. WALKER.
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HIlrk this We'll.

A GUE--There is no necessity for
IA any one To have the Ague when il
is so satisfactorily proved that Macken.
zie's Tonic Febriluge will effect radical
cure. so convinced are the proprielors
of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where il fails, when The directions
are strictly complied with.
r. BAssNETr,
Gl17 Agent for the Proprietors,
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Houses Pile Ointment.

ESa most valuable, safe, and certain cure for
the Plies. o. Numerous certificates Of II q
happy effects Of this Ointment may be found IN.
on the wrapper accompanying each ho,l,
Prepared only by GEO. ". HOUSE, Nash.
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport ty Suykcr & Grccre
vholosal, agents, for Wjcon.ia, hno N,r6jeou.
northern Illinois & Ind. for which Territories
and states all orders should hc addressed.
&. l.. THONllSON Agent Ottawa, III
Ottawa June 80 1886 LIZ
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DAYTON
" 00LLEN T A { 7 0 L !

NSTE would most respectfully inform ou'
W friends and patrons that the above es'ah'
| li>hmeni is still IN operation, snd will continue
to he. 90 long rs Ue continue TO receive such 3
Iibcra share ulpubc patronage. and would here
renew our promise that no paine shall be spared
on our part, with skitul oIkmCn. 10 rcuCer &c.
neral satisfaction. We are nauUhcturIIg the
| (ollowIne kinds q goods. viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere Mlinptt Tweed, Jeans LinSCy
FIanagls Of different Kinds aud Blankets
" hich We oiler for sale nh.le-s!eor retail. very
cheap, for Cnsh, Whsoi. or NtoL or will make
liberal exchanges. say yd. full, tcln'h for from
\ q Ia 3 lbs of wool. Vi. jcors for his, ! yd
flannel for | lbs. pair very heavy bIauke's for
as much more wool as it takas To n akc them
&c, all Of the same quality. Or we Will mann.
flciute fulled cloth on commission. Al fom 81
to 62l cents per I'd. Wool calculated for *
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ed on the sheep ard rolled up in separate fleeces
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
k'jll he dune al from 10 10 Is cents per pound
GA2DING will he dore lblssrnson al cents,
except ,ery fuc ct cents per pound. Come on
with your fine wool as We have just received
two new single machines OF the latest and mos,
improved style, which will he pu, in compet
order. with fine cards, No. 81 and 33) nv The
2Orh inst. ana are calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work. Our 4 machine will he Pot in cd
order. and will DO justice To- the coarse' qualities.
Persons coming from, distance car hn''iheir
work done with the least possible delay. and in
manner which we will warrcnlto give sails.
faction.
CLOTH DRESS C
Will done al The usual prices or smaii DIS
count for ready pay. J. 4 ID. HHttN
Dayton, May II, 1877. J Il y u.
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NOTICE.

UAERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing
lots in the Ottawa Cemetery" can
have the same f,r 81 each, ifiaien before
the Is. of May next, after which time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion to HE value Of the Improvements
made. G. II. NORRIS.
March 10. lSi7. 36-lf
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RraHYn Dolmestics, SC.

fN bales of "a heavy,
lS2 .uperiine, WAverly's,
go lbs Of best southern yarn, No to Il,
10 carpet warp, doubled aud
twisted plain,
l2O ~, OLDEST doubled and
twisted. c"lnred,
400 lbs candle vicking,
800 'o',un batting, orsale very Tow by
Jnlv 90. 1916 G. F. WALKER.
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I.atia! LalIh.!

4 FIRST rate article Of bunch laih is
IA now being made at the Marseilles
mills. where they will be constantly KEEP,
on hand; they will also be kept for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Sizer and e.
Burr; they are better article than pine
Hath. and will be sold cheaper than the or
lin Try cost Of getting lath from Chicago.
A iolerable article will be sold a, 50 per
thousand.
November IL, 1916.
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NCtiCr.

FENllE ropartnorship heretofore exist.
a ing between Moore & Lowe. was
dissolved on the 9Th inst. by mutual con-
sent. The business will he conducted as
usual at the old stand by tie subscriber.
All persons indebted to NE late finn
are requested TO call and seule rmmedi-
ateIy. and save cost. W. MOO RE.
Ottawa, Feb. -. ls47.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

DESPECTfULLYI returns thanks 10 the CT.
IA tiLen, Of Ottawa and vicinity iorihc lihcro
Iitronage he has heretofore received and h"I g,
20 merit continuance be same His I0ih1'
'ag Establishment is on thesouth side oi the
Juif,c square, over J. and Il. Armour's store
lie 5 prepared to do work IN the nos, reasona
bic terms and warrants all garments made "
him to At. Cutting will be done on short motto,
tnd warranted to fit il property made up. n,
SPRING AND SUMMER fashions
From New York city, have just been r,cti,,t
thus enabling him to furnish garments H. H.,
lates add most approved style.
.--Lum5er, ana 1,osi kinds Of c0uHh ,
prodWct roA bsiGkeH in paymeRJU5 tco'k
ONawn. Juno /, 1917.
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IL Ii -NnLe III
RICHARD GCDY

WET Oul.D respectfully inform the
y citizens &C Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining connrry. that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries. Hardra,e, BOOiS g. Shoes,
&c. &C.. Sc.
is equal to any in the country. Hi'
stock was selected with great care tor 'h''
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low rs those OF any olhel
establ,lmcnl in the country. lie re
spec,luIly invites die farmers and ot!er'
to give Inn call before purchasing else
where, and see and Judge for themselves
La Sale, March 10, 1916.
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IRON AND NAILS.

~ TONS IRON & NAIi.S.-We have just
i y received our Spring stock of Iron and
Nails. direct from the manuflctory, all Of which
we will warrant to be Of the very best quality
aud will he sold nj the louest prices.
April 10, 1871 J. MANLET q co.
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Sign Of the Three Hats.

no. 2o2 LAKE ST, Chlcaeo)
.> &c. STEPHENS would r..
ES3 spectiully announce In the CHI.
1870 Lens Of Chicago and vicinity
E83 that he is nov receiving the lar
b ny gc', and hos, selected stock Of
~ Wv goods in his line ever offered IN
Chicago. His stock consists in part as follows,
To wit that's, caps, muil-, Bons Buffalo rohcs
and coats, buck mitens and gloves, trunks, tray.
eling bags for ladies and gentlemen, overshoes,
Indian moccaslns, crava,s, suspsudsrs shirts.
umbrellas, walking canes, &c. lie is also man,
nfac,u,ing all kinds Of goods pertaining to his
business. Country merchants and others IN want
OF goods will do well to give him a call before
purchasinG elsrN here. Bs he IL confident he
can sell as low as any house in the city Of New
York.
Haiters' stock and trimmings constantly on
hand. Cash paid Tor iurs and skins.
Chicago. oct 80 iSi6 l7-v
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For lIIYniiis.

4 n erceIlen, article of por, wine and brandy
n for sale by July 30 r BASSNETT.
StUNPOW DER; good sporting powder Il
W thirty.thrcs cents at BAssNETTs.
ottawa iuIy 10. 1886
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NNrANlElI- quantity Of Srokes. Cssh
w and goods will be paid Tor good article
Il delivered som. Z BARNARD. IS
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\ UG CHAINS. made Of refined iron,
q 4 for sale a, 10 cents pcr III hy
II J. MAINLY & Co.
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icon, shetland Nails,
CrOckery! CrOckcry :!

E1UE subscriheriss jus, received a
d. urge supply of crockery, at his
new and cheap Store in La Sale. lie
sells cheap and his assortment cannot be
equaled ~ 'ae county.
RICHARD CODY.
La Sale July 81, 1916.
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to james Ry-
IA ar, hv note or book account, While
at Peru or marsellIes, will please call at
his store in MarsellIss on 81 before the
f0eenlh DAY of February next, ard settle,
or their notes and accounts will te left
with proper clIicer for collection.
Marscilles. Jan 10. ISI1.
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~ ROCERlES--Sugar, Coffee Mo.
VI lasses, dried Apples and Peches.
Salera,us, Ginger, Rice, Tea smo.
king and chewing Tobacco. Pipe, Nut
megs. Cloves. Raisins. Indigo, Cpperas,
Madler, Pepper, Spice. Sal,pe,f. Alum,
Cassia, Tar. Soap. Candles | Pepper
sauce. Castor Oil. Camphor. Mustard.
&c. &c. jus, received and for yle low, by
40 cusHMAN 4 GHDLEY.
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Fruits Nuts, sc.

TSRESII raisins, ii;', prunc,, caudsd citron
4 almonds, flbert,and English wanuls, us
received by July28, 1916 WALKER.
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ElDER and Vinegar, ior sale at the store Of
v March .G-A7 37.rf BorGH1ry,
EbiCklES ond Pepper Sauce, Cor sale at
March 2h-AI. a1.tt BpUEuTcN =
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Jack and dog chains, Simmons broad Collins Waters
carpenter bench planes by single socket ce
hall nal and shoe hammers and hook sh
mlsaw black and aud
guard
r locks
mills and bits brass kettles
and s;fyari
andd
britannia table and
and ricks
knives shoe horse backing aud rmbbmg brushes aud bits locks
tasks, shot mola
oil and
SADLERY.
Three hundred pairs assorted hames patent plated buggy dash
frames handles bands and buckles bride bits,
We also continue manufacture and keep hand all kinds of sheet iron
We selling adding
To
n of
jon
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Boots 81 Shoes.

40 CASES of all sorts and sizes.
30 comprising mems boots, brogans
and pumps, ladies bussins, slippers, mo-
rocco and galer booe, youths, misses
and childrcn's boo,crs and shoes in great
variety, just received and for sale cheap
by July 80, G, l.. WALKER.
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Superinc old Port and Madeira
w Vince, for ssie ~ BoruaroS's. 10
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Fire! FiTc!!
Caps, MuTs and 1ippets.

A II greatly redSced prices, mems fur'
~ plush and cloth caps. boy's do; the
balance Of large stock will be sold with
gu, reserve a, the low once price store OF
Nov. 90, 1910 BouGHToN.
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DRlNTS-Nsw style shaded stripe Ergli.h
Il prints, very rich ard many other new pat
terms for sale at ,Tu HoUGHTo>s
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CABINET WARE & CHAIR
MANUFACT TORY.

lerInIs, he prepared 10 execute wOTK atthc shnH-
est notice. And he is prepared to manufacture
Sofas. Side. Boards, Secretaries,
Bureaus, Centre Tables, &C.,
In style equal 10 Eastern articles, and at prices
to suit the times. He also manufactures
Chairs, Tables. Bedsteads, Sc.
Of every quality, and for the lowest cash prc'
lilo has Jus, procured beautiful HEARSE
which enables him to accommodate those who
may wish his services as Tn lertaker. II,
will furnish collins ani attend to funerals on the
most liberal terms.
Hs hopes, by strict attention to business, ant
by making moderate charges, to receive larg'
share Of the public patronage.
WARREN MOORE,
Ottawa, April %, lSi6-i0
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600 Pounds prime CcdG,h, 81
SOocenls pr ID. nv BAss>rTr. 40
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n T. w G. o o ID S
II, ssASSfETT

N AS just received choice addition
III to his stock Of DRY GOODS,
sailabe to the season, to which he has
added
Groceries, Hardwa
Crockery,
and many other articles in demand in
this market. As he purchases altogether
for cash. he feels confident tina, he can
undersell, by ten per cent, those who
purchase on a credit, besides making
liberal discount TO those who purchase
by the piece or package.
Produce OF all kinds taken for goods.
and considered the same as cash The
eilizens Of I.asale county are respectfully
invited to call and examine for them.
selves. April 3, lSi7.
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Fever and isue.

Fever and isue.
REACKENZlE'S Tonic Febrifuge
W. never failing cure for Fever
and Ague. for sale by
Auy.7. '46-6. r. BASSNETT.
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Eack Sslliil,in..

u EATHER-Sole, Upper, Kip ant
~ Calf, for sale by
Aus. 7, 1876 G.. +. WALKER.
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zyarttcarc and Stores, Iron, Steel ano
Walls.
SHEET IRON COPPER WARE MANUAL Glory

AYE are row receiving from The east
in addition to our stock on hand, A.;
fall and well selected assortment of
STOVES, HARDWARE, &c.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee No
ton improved patterns, Also the -Four
Boiler and Premium Cooking Stoves. as
sorted sizes ; fancy parIor and air ught
stoves plain ana figured common do, Al
81 plrlor coal stoves, with CRATES; hollow
ware; pots; kettles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, etc, etc.
Aso-IIeavy and shelf hardware, such
as anv,'S. shoveIs, spades, grain scoups,
hly lul mlnure folks, log. trace, coil, halter
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This gives us pretty correct idea of the Importance
Oh our trade with Great Britain in our agricultural sta
les showing what portion Of the aggregate carried
with that country The shipments Of breadstus from
'n country to Europe for the remainder Of tho season.
VIII without doubt continue nearly In the proper
lion asthey have commenced. Everything depends up
On the next harvest throughout Europe Should there
s deficiency of which there at present every proba
oi'y the shipments from this country must continue
eAtensve even Ia the of there being average
yedi the crops Of Europe there must be demand to
some extent for Indian corn which has already be-
come apernanent exporting staple very great breadth
Oh soil will be cultivated in this country this year with
grain crops in anticipation Of extensive demand from
abroad and unless that demand Is fully realized prices
must rule In markets extremely low.