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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Stofton 9lrtiuertIfen.

R. Slob, 2tcr lieutenant eicIer Cor,
pa9nte. idrirb cinen Brief unterm Datum
pom 81. Sdrndr, anf erm Shiffc Ocean,
untrrhaIb 9ten SrlcauS, an einen Sreuno in
sRand, ,@hunf, NORM er laat ooe tie Neann.
Id,afkaeluno mare, auiTer Snfinsfey u. Gel,
cmcHs 1pelde atcr auf Ger SriItrnng fino. :
Scicpb jtrdaeIsssehn @curcilp, WnI. qRut.
ln9tcn, Schn StcpbtrS uro S.sufn 86nio
bat eos SclratenIcbsn ober nid,t acfaGcn
poacu, irestalt nc, aiaiati Sclcatci, Cs.
iertcurc acipcfhcn linb,.Nl&
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Mcbcrjicbt Der ISSo,ffe.

. me r.-!tIccfaamen bringt "a &c
b's ~ 75 uno GIad,Siaamen 81 SO
Slnnerunb Ore ht.-Etauer triuat 80 IS
his a6 So; Rc9denniehI 81 2S nnb Wslshs
tcrumehl 81 SO biz "a 75.
8etrai ice. = W,isen bringt 3 bis
i2S &ts Belfd,fcrn 0 &ts uno SieSgrn
brInat s5 &ents Safsr orrfanfts an 20
@cnt6.
9ieb marft. -.Das ouneert plumb
8inceHeiit brinat S 90 bfs,s6 so; Seahe
nit Rdlter brad,fcn is bis 26 Ibller.
SdwpciueHeiid, A 80 tis IS So.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Stc 81 T. nlc c b | Il.

IctQcnes5 it in 9ccrdngtsr Surge bic 2rs
mccbil
I. sic authrriiGrt sur 9lu6hetuna BON 10
Rc9irtcntcrn Cl Dragcuer nno 3 Snianteric'
Meaimentsr) fir cen 5ericg nit Wcrifr, uuo
wtiff Scu Nritoentcn an, ems cher msbre
riecr MI0imenter ais 9srltigeurs rocr Tus'
Tiger nit elmer 9tafcten' u. 9etir9ebautssns
Sottcric 81 cr9aniiuen.
. Gic cicnrn pdhrsuS ceS Sfris9rs, wcnn
lIc nidt eter enilaBen weroen.
8 Ter prdfreut it crmidtiot, fir icbes
;Dragcucr., 2lrijIerie' uno Si9erreqimcnt ei
neu ueucn Waicr au,ulteafm. Gielr Wajcrr
fno BON ben Sapitdnen Ter 9lrmcc ausius
ipdhIen.
4. Screm Nc0inrsnte lit ciu MeeimcntS,
SuartiCrmeitcr erlautt, Der aus Den Subalr
teruen Der eruientruppcu ausaeiud,t piro nib
n,cnatIidh $40 8eloSala9e uno Courage fur
pfcrcc erhdlt.
5. sIm Shluse ecS Siricacs nit Mlcrfo
ipcrecn flc fimmtlid, lo9lcld) lpieocr cntIdBcn.
b g. Sin NSuuear,t ii. eiu @cbiilf6, q8uuc'
ar;t wsrceu jceem 8r9imeute bci9cHcbcu.
Z. Sctcs Ncoimcut crhdlt cincn Tslcrrcoi.
ger nit jihrlidl $1,000 &chaIt, tialid, 9id.
tiruen uno Scurasc fir Gin Vfcro. Ocu Trci'
williqcn itrht cs Su, Gd ibrrn Seirpreci9rr
lcibit su wlblcr. esa
8. Hic reGuldrc slrmee erbdIt nod srpei
Wunedr;tc.
8. 9Iur, bic nidt weniger aIs I2 Wcndtc
gcbsut haten, coer pdhreuo ecs 9au;enStric.
ac6 nit Wcrfe btcuen uuo cine chrcnpctle
@ntdeuuJ crhaIteu, cecr tie al erlittcncn
gSuuecn DEER Rrdnfhcitcn (fsrbcn, fcllcu gum
@mpfar9 bon l60 sIdtr edno tcred,ti9t icin,
ncld,c I'D, Ger Sctcat recr (riuc acIeBIidlcn
@rtcn in irocuc etucm Qaueamtc Ger Scrris
niqttu Staatcu au6iudlcu fam, ouf elmer
Strcde bic gum 8rrfluf auSge ebctcn it. D1s
Qlno pcrcrtt itdl |, an rie YSttwc 4; =, an bic
Rinocr 3, al Die Wuttcr 4 an efn 8ater
unc 5teus an Sriiccr uno Stwe(tcrii. Seine
Sorecrur0 az ir9euo ciucn Sclodten, Die I'D,
ucn fruhcr hCrfdWCibt che Die SllI IN Srafr
trat, FAM hicrauf 9cltsnc gcmacbt lpcrrcr -
Ten Selratcn 1T gcitattet, mad, S:lrbtn
cas- 4auO 81 ncbmen, cNcr Gin ScrIp fur 100
Ihalrr, oIS Vrcient SntcrC6cn trd9t, bic
haltidhrIidb jahIblr itno. Sclole ,Scrip6 irSt
bic 3s9icrun9 ,pieccr Gin, wenr eS lbr 9ef6ut.
10 Ccm VriTccut 1T 9eitattct pcn ben
Nrmecs 9 f.pcrcu 4 iluartiermeiifcr nit Rds
icrerauo, 10 Guartiermciitcr nit @apitdnss
rang. une clnen Hc9itnentS Suarticrmclitcr
| fir icrcs Nclwrnt, chnc psitcre 5nitIm'
ming rc6 Scnot6, iuibrsho cescn Scrta,
9ung ansnifcllen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
SintcrlaheniGaft reS rerfforbeneH
Ncubea Erericr,

tpcitanb bon eangfd,wai, Iip., 9ertS 6r.
@ld,rd,t mrc hermit gcgebrn, pas BEN
llntrrlhrirbrncn, pom 9eodChicn Idnnftir.
teifamrniariide Sriefc eurd, ben Rs9f1rtrsr
pom @srfs SduutD brWillGt roroen fIno.
2llIc eirieniaen rpeid,e nod, Soroeranasn an
aeedd,tsn Serforteuru habeu, belicben bic.
frlbCn cane 8sriu9 an Die llntcrihrietsHsr4
fur 8r5ahIuna eiusurcihsn. Gcld,s. fptId.e
nod, oil Hudifdulcen, 8auoen, Geien cerr
auf anecrc art ichuloi9 fne, rercen titrntif
dufGcfcrcert, ,pifhcu nun uno esr /. sirrit
lS47 ab;uteSahler.
Soratio Ercrler, Er,n,.s
gSillilm Srerlcr, " ''e'
Gebruar %, na3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

@miaration pom wales. 81.
9)crf SIitter bcrid,tcn, Gin 0r. 9ianti1s,
babe ausSu9ano ben 2luftra9 crbaIteu, tau
fsuo Narmcn, jsDe Su $50 gldsr, i'm @duscn
atIc 10000 9lder edno in QBeit.Sir0inien,
fur cine NniTccIur9 aus Wales ausufaufen,
Die ndtites Trnhjahr bcrntrrsutommcn br'
abiId'tigt Stateih cnaIild,c llntsrtbanen,
iprid,t ocdl feucr rcn ibncn eu9iild,.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

QBbi9Fca in Sowa. 9rrG Der ecs
paIti9(tcn gInitrcnauugcu ber Coco Icees,
muree in Gee @auutD Scna, Scr. Sofsr,
Whig, an bic StclIe ees rcr ipcro Wrfen,
oerifcrbcnrn SHrn. Scnlce, ais 8liso in bic
2c9islatur erm6hIt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

Wfiltcn purce eiui 9efrn9t, wcber cs iprbI
fcmmen m60e, eas in mand,sm Qanbe Der
Nurit NIT t6m l3icu Sabre Ger Hcaiernn9
fibia lei, pdbreno er Dor Dem l4icu nid,t hcu
rathen onrfe. "Dns fcmmt," antporicte
WiiItrn, "raher. oa5 es id,persr III, cine
Jrau, ais Gin D,if ;u rs9icgcu."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

Son0rcp. - Sm Gcrgrcs mcrecn nur
lcbr msna Gefddftc rrrrittrt.- Sm Ssnat
nuree beinahs bic 9ansc leste 9Bcd,e nbcr
Die orci Miaioneu @iG octattirt, uno rom
Soanie fcnnten mir gar nidlts auffnrsu mel
dies Welcun9 ocreent.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

Dor 46 Sobrcn prrcucirtn Die Der. Staa'
ten un9cfihr 2,000.O000 pfuro Saumwcus.
Iu Ger 9ou,rn Y8clt rpurecn oamels un9cfihr
400 WIlIicncn pfuuo qesc9cn. Sest prccnci
rcn Die &er. Staaien idhrlidl 1000 Wiatonen
piuno &aumwclle, uuo Iimmtlide dncerr
tdneer Der Gree rid)t mshr ais un9cfdhr 200
tHllicncri.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

~" 0iidter llnrerpcro, 9Bbo, III Icstc
Wcdc auf Die 29ite Abifimmuna, gum 8rr'
cini9ten Staatcn Scnatrr, fur cen Staat
Jtcnmfv erwiblt Wcrpsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
CrgCfer- 2trbclt.

sICIs arten Driefer.s!rbeit nirS IN stsas
Cyudefei Fr6cn IIeStieGftat spstsKfa, MO
1uf hSF hTseEe StuitIdr Srridri.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
9tuf9cIttctener :
Q0tante : 8erfauf.

9lin Wlittwpd, ben I0ten W6r,, nm llbr
Tahmitta9s, icG am 9aThnuIe pcu 9 o b II
u brt9bt, in Cub JSbeitbal 3aunIdip,
bfcntIid, pstfauft nsroen
Gin prQbtiScs Stiif 0ano,
aeIcsen in bciastcm Taunfd,ip, 9rdn,rnb an
edno pon lSilIiam s. Slumer, Scbn t2ros.
er, lcethin oes ueriforb. Deter Gbeaos, uno
anocrn, entbaIteno lS sIter unS 25 Nntbcn.
Darauf bsfncct Td,
Ia ein speiif6fi9es tafFeinernes
|i!!: 9S o b rb aus,
SS1sssB init an9sbauter Sfnd,e, Trdmldbeu,
er, eln GROCER Sd'reineridap, unb ancere
ncthwenpi9c 9lulieu9ebduce. Diefe Gjeb6u.
De iIne alle temnte ileu, nno odS Qano III III
Gutem ultr'3uitduce uno Rom beltcn uuc
lthonifen in Der 9fao)baIl lhaft.
SbrnfalIS BUR 'ndmIid,rn 3eit uub Srt,
Gin anncrer Grid. 2ano,
9clcseu in befa9tem 3dunitt;p, ardn,enS an
tano bon Socnrp Sad,sr, lcBthin ocs pcr(ipr,
.bencn SacUb Slumer, .leethm Sgpr9s .Sup
Ger, CenrD G'utr, G'errac prcbit nno ance.
0cnoucS Waas. Hds 0ane it flar unc in
pornebmcm Sultur' 3ulfanee.
lie @crinaun9en AM Gsrtdufsta9s uue
2lufwartun9 pen
Samucl q. Srir9cs,
siilI9ric rrn Sptcmcu Yue, jr.
P SoGtc rbi9cs @iaenttum an jeucm
Gage nitt perfauft msrrcu, ic ,piro cs sur
rdmlid'cn 3eit, anf Sabr, al eeu mciitbie'
tcnocu ucrIthut.
Scbruar %, ra3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

aaentaun, Seb. d,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04

OF which we have recently hal so mar
vellous accounts in the papers, is indigA
nous TO California. II is SAID that siy
heads Of this wheat procured by Major
Sporting, from native of the Osaga tribe
Of Indians, produced six hundred grains,
which were planted by Mr.. Alpheus b.
ker, Of IbbeviIle, S. c., the production ol
which was ten thousand bcada. The
ground on which the whea. grew was
measured by an accurate surveyor-lhe
heads counted calculation was then
made. the result of which was, that the
wheat produced at the rate of two hun
dred and thirty bushels to the acre. Ii
was planted about the last of January
and cut on The 20lh Of June. The land
on which il grew was poor and sandy
and was unassisied with manure. Thi.
is tall story, if il is true but we have
no special reason that we are aware of
for calling in question its credibility.-
Superior culture is always accorded to
new seeds, and hence the wonderful pro.
Effectiveness Of may kinds. particularly
ihose that are exorbtanlly "cracked up"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04
AGRICULTURAL.
Neat site. for rru,, Gardens.

Edison Hardness, of Peoria, H., who
has had much experience in frui, rails
ing. makes the following statement in
relation to the culture of the peach and
grape which are partially tender. which
will be found To contain valuable infor.
nation to western FIRM, cu,,ivalors. and
which! fully accords with experience
elsewhere. The peach and grape flour
ishes best ron our highes, lands, and
upon thin soil; and il does not seem
expedien. to cultivate these extensively
on any other. The beautiful, gently
swelling hills, called m FUNDS, which are
found inierspersed all over our prairie
country, are, so far as tried, peculiarly
adapted TO the culture Of the peach and
the vine.
The exemption Of the mounds from
frost, after vegetation starts in the spring,
gives them great advantage over lower
situations. During the last ten years, the
wild grapes upon our highest lands have
not been injured any by frost, while in
the low lands or hollows, they have been
destroyed nearly every alternate year
And when the peach trees are injured by
the winter in every other situation, those
on the mounds escape.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04
TO FARM ERS.

TOILET MOOLLEN FACTORY The
% subscriber will keep on hand large n'sort-
mcnt of cloth nf his own manufacture, which he
proposes II exchange fn wool. He will give
one yard ol good heavy cloth Tor two and hall
pounds of good clean wool of the sam" quality
or he will work wool upon shares, as iollows:-
give one.half the cloth the wool makes by rccclv-
ing eight cents per ward from the customer upon
his hale or all the wool makes by receiving thirty
eight cents per yard for manufacturing, He will
also manufacture for usiomers-blnntcts, jeans
,nd llnncls, "a well AZ sl,inett md full cloth.
Cloth Dressing done on reasonable terms,
and at short notice. None but the bcs, work
men will bn employed.
Any person going to Chicago, from the cen.
trrl or southern part nf the state, will pass by
this town, nm all tho subscriber wishes, 10 n-
sure q continuance Of patronage, is TO once have
man patrolisc him, Wool can he SAINT up the
illinois river, directed to j. A. Mattesnn, Joliet,
VIII county. to the care of Mr.. Abrams, Peru.
Ills. nm il will be forwarded, where cloth will
DO put up in a neat an safe manner, according
10 the above terms, and sent in return to any part
Of the State without troubling the owners 10 nc.
c,mpany II. ] A MATrESON.
N. u --Pcrsons coming hom n distance with
quantity Of wool to be cnrlcd or manufactured,
II obliged 10 stay over night, shall be to n, cx.
pcnse. ) A NJ.
Joliet. March eel, 1871. 40
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04

The farmers dame, in some paris Of
Hampshire, England, in their noble en-.
ssleavors TO turn everything to good &C.
count, have acquired much fame for pick.
ling eggs, which, while they constitute a
1 somewhat novel feature in the catalogue
OF condiments, are al the same time par.
ticnlarly relishing. When eggs are plen.
~, they TAX four or six dozen of such as
are newly laid, and boil them hard, t',en.
divestiDg them of the shells, they place
them in large. mouihed ear,hen Jars, and
pour upon them scalded vinegar, well sea
soned with whole pepper, alspico, ginger,
and few cloves Of garlic. When the
pickle is cold. the jars are closed, and the
eggs will be fit for use in a month after.
wards. The eggs thus treated are held
in high esteem by all the farmhouse ep.
icures in tina, part of England
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04

Uheat Crop.--Wo have heard com.
plants from various parts Of the Union.
Of the injury sustained by the whea, crop,
by being winter killed. At one time i,
was supposed the injury would in many
districts produce an almost entire failure;
but since, the season had been favorable,
and in sections Of country where large
fields were supposed to he destroyed, it
has conc forward, and now promises per.
haps an average crop.
Those acquainted with the production
ofwtcal in the United States know well
shat generally bu, little can be told with
certainty as 10 lis projuclivencss. until
about the time Of harvest; and il is often
Tho case when least promising in the ear.
" part Of the season, sha! tho crop is
best.
From al VIC can gather. We arc dispo,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04

10 raise good Ralishcs Take pure
sand, some depth from the surface; or
pure earth, below where it has been till.
ed or plonghed make a bed in the gar.
den, six or eigh, inches deep, and as biz
as you please ; in this throw your radish
seed, and they will grow well wilI,ou,
manure, and be free from worms; we
have tried it frequently, and never failed,
Radishes tina! are grown very early in
the season are of slow growth, and infe
fior TO those grown afer the weather i;
warm enough 10 hasten them, as tho fast,
er they grow, the more tender and finer
the flavor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04

This i, most valuable root. lie
who has good bed of asparagus says
an old adagc, 'has his peas ready sown,
may pluck an earlier mess than lie who
sows in tho SPRING
The young asparagus plants are the
best substitute for green peas of which
we have any knowledge. The cutiv,.
ton Of the root is extremely easy, and
vast quantities are raised annually a,
small expense. Being marine plant,
salt is one Of the hest s,imulants that can
be applied. In wedding asparagus, we
never apply the hoe we make weeling
and manuring one labor, as the salt which
we apply, lin solution. very strong
while it acts as healthy invigora,ing
stimulant 10 the plants, destroys efTtc,ual.
~, by its saline properties, all the weeds
IN the bed. We usually apply dressing
oil old, well roiIed manure in the fall, and
IN The spring. as soon as the plants make
their appearance, commence watering,
The solution, at first, being very weak, in
creasing its strength as the plants advance.
In this way we usually secure an album
dance of plants, and probably with less
than one-haf the labor and expense at.
tending the ordinary method OF culuva-
lion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04
New EIlr. SiaIc.

a THE Subscriber has re.
c. s. moved to the new building
- recently erected by George
Al Cooley, one door north af
II the Mansion House, where
>--------- he is now prepared (slnce
his return from the east TO offer the most
complete assortment Of Drugs, Nedi-
ciaes, CiemiCois, Paints, oils, Glass,
aud every article in the line OF Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety of Patent Mcdl-
cine which has received the appreciation
Of the Medical Faculty, Offered to the
public, consisting Of
Indian Cholagopuc Flhens'ock's Ncniluge
smiths rsnir syrup Cough Balsam
Houses Indian Tonic Eyc-watcr
rcrrs's do do Ruhelacient
Brstar'> BiSlm Wild Cherry: Cough Lozcngcs;
Brstol's Carminalivc Lrzcugcs; sands Sursipa-
riIla; Comstocb's d.; Lees An'i-billioNs Pills;
Elmore', de- do; Phinry's DO do; Wrishfs Indian
Vegetable do; Drugs vegetable and tonic do;
Posts poor man, D.; 'ioopCr's female do, smith
sugar coated do; Bnndrclh's do; Wis,ar's dc;
Resurrection DO; Motifs rhUniy hrlersand pills;
lew Dayid's Hebrew plaster; Sbohn's hcld-lcht
remedy; Cheeseman's Arahiln b,ls0m; pcctoraI
hal,am honey; Dnwn's hllsamic cliycr; Harlholr.
news uiuk rvpcc,)lnG Fauells' Ar. nan lini.
mcni Hly's LInineot, for piles; Barclay Group
ruhchs and s1ruplrllo. and many articles moi
enumerated, which will 5, II as low as hicarr
prices. Aug. . 'iG-Sf q. j.. THOMPSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04
Ta The IDuhliC.

TFyHE GREAT HEALING SALVE,-The
\ wonderful effect Of Councils Pam ENtr0tOr
in removing all pain from burns almost instantly
upon its application, is truly astonishing, and
did the public generally know OF the sanativc
properties, we arc convinced that no person, es
peciaI!y heads of families would allow them
selves to he n single day without il. 1t has long
been Jesidcratum with medical men to find
safe and established remedy for burns, one which
would remove Inflammation without causing all
dlional pain and speedily extract the fire.
This great magical pain extractor combines MI
these properties and many more. II prevents NJ
extracts modification, relieves all pain caused by
bruises, hl,Slcred surfaces, DC. The Ignorant as
serlions often made that any thing said to have
universal merit must be good for nothing. Is best
replied to Ivy informing the scientific, that all
the properties Of anpdyne, astrngcnt, antsepllc,
nervnc, hcrpatic and haIsamic, together with
many minor virtues, are herein chemically con.
cen,rated in the most powerful degree, which
union composing a drawing and healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with such case as TO
give often the appearance of miracle.
The above article with cure the following com
plainis, or no pay taken for it, iz:-Burns
scalds. sprains, erupiions, chilllains, old sores,
bruises, scroiua, sore eyes, sore nipples, crysp.
elias, pimples on the iaCe, white swelllnss, piles,
either blind or bleeding.
Read the following az child, a nephew Of a
friend Of mine stepped in vessel of boiling wa.
ter and scaldcd its leg up to its knee, when Con.
ners pain extractor, from II Coutllandt stree,
was applied, which almost instantly gave relief
to the little sufferer, and soon entirely cured it,
Also child Of my own burned its hand severe
". and used the ssIvc, which gave instant re.
lief and seen cured il entirely; and | Tor one,
could not be induced to be without it. think
every family should always keep il on band to
use in case Of such accidents. II ADAMS
Pastor Of Trinity church, Saugcriics. N. Y.
n-rConnels Pain Extractor is sold wholesrl,
and retail by COMSTOCK & BROTERS
60 Second 81, st. Lnus,
39.6n md {; I. TIL OMPsON. Otiavt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER

FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
NAFINGER wou invite the of purchasers the vcry large
~ and elegant stock of NEW GOODS Just received from
embracing L.3DIES DRESS GOODS
prices qualities, nsham robes prints
cdalr c u ea'
MOURNING GOODS
Black b'bni lot Of cins
hams, plan and suirdi black prints, aIap cs.
WHITE MUSLIN GOODS
style cnmic null book
SILKS.
BLACK Grade GrSi, and ldres
ladies
land lc, chanIke
striped nN's-l"llh LaUk; eI-ngs
NOSiERT& GLOTES.
rs'an mpere assortment qualify
Il
HOtSEKEEPING GOODS
D and brown sheei'GH % diaper, cloths
striped
MENS SGNWFR WEAR.
plaid and ~ nnens
cloths; blue
GENTLEWEN'S WE2R.
French and English
pocket ndb
Boots anu Shoes, BOnRttS and BOnnct Trimmin u.s.
Ladies hid slips and half cutters; boys and and chne;
aides Fuenh ads; uand
AiSt-A
Most articles Of Country Produce will be in
ke uPersOn UOOi
early All good clean washed Wool of bu will be bought Unwsted
and bury Wool will be taken what worth have been
made ship o
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Houses Pile Ointment.

Is a most valuable, safe, and certain cure r, ?
Il the Pies. UrNumcrous certificates Of H.,
happy effects CT this Ointment may he found up
ON the wrapper accompanying each houlc.
Prepared only 10y GEO. ". HOUSE. Na,h.
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport by stryker & Grc,re
Wholesale agents, for Wacop' in, h,ro Eiraiear.
northern Illinois & Ind. for which Territories
and states all orders should De addressed.
g. THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, III
Ottawa June 80 iSl6. Liz
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TEE GREAT REMEDY.
HOUSE Gate Chmcas) INDIAN TONIC.
AsAFE AND SURE CURE ToR
ICHIlS. AXIS ANN EFvra

i'ihfH "Precedeat,d Tim, Of Fire Hours.
Ts'hE attention othe public particular, call
cd to this Great Remedy for chit, ~ AaHs
an" f''ef' and ~ doing SO, the proprIttors de, NJ
II proper 10 make the following declarations, the
bUH OF which. be desires the pe.,I,tr,,,tl, "a
trial, and hr VIII chcCrully ahid, lLrir ,cis,,p
whilst. TIE article Is pleasant and CONVENIENT
to take I'd. II will cure crery case if the t,r,r-
tons are observed. 81. 1t will leave no initri-
Gus Effects IN the system; on the contrary. IL I'M
parts r,nRth to the con-Di uliuu. 1th Itispurc.
~ vegetable, and will cure with perfect certainty
in five hours. Certificates on the wrapper abound
the bottle, oicurrs from six months 10 ten yeas
standing.
Prepared and sold, wholesale end retail BY
GEO. " HOUSE, Nashville, I,np.
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NOTICE.

EnERSONS DESTROYS of purchasing
q lots in the OTTAWA Cemetery" can
have tho same Cor 50 each, taken before
the Is, Of May next, after which time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion to the value Of the Improvements
made. G.. II. NORRIS.
March -. 1917. 36-G
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ERENCH BURR MILL STONES AND
Il DUTCH ANkER BOLTlAG CLOTHS.
The above articles are kept constantly
on hand by the subscribers at their old
establishment in ST. Louis, Mo-, and are
offered at he Lowest rates. AlsC-Mlll
Irons, Screen Wire, Machine Cards, DC.
all warranted.
Letters addressed to St. Louis. or to
G.. & G.. Todd, Peru, Illinois. will meet
with attention. G. IL {. TODD.
April 9, ls47-3S3m
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Jack dog chains Simmons broad Collins Waters
tools bench planes W these single socket framing and es
half
guard pocket and knives full cabinet wood shoe and
asps. locks and aes with
mills and bits brass kettles, flying grind
table teaspoons, pasng
els, brass and iron t and
backing cubhiug
powder TASKS,
dog collars, and
oil and p shears squares
ca S,bradse
SADLERY.
Three hundred pairs assorted patent leather plated buggy
handles bands and lamps buckles bride
We also and keep hand all kinds
We
Others who
cali JOB Work, MANIEY
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Notice.

FSNilE ropartncrship heretofore ,Nisf.
"A ing between Moore & Lowe. was
dissolved on the 9Th inst, hy mutual con-
sent. The business will he conducted as
usual at the old stand 10y the suhscrtr.
All persons indebted 10 tie late finn
are requested 10 call and sctle rmm,ti-
alely, and save cost. W. MOORE.
Ottawa. Feb. -. 1897.
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Mark this well.

A GUE--rhere is no necessity for
"a any one to have the Ague when it
is SO satisfactorily proved that Macken.
zie's Tonic Febrfuge will effect radical
cure. SO convinced are the proprieiors
Vt this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where it fails, when tie directions
are strictly complied with.
b +. BAssNETr,
TIN Agent for the Proprietors
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EgLON AND NAILS.

AZ TONS IRON ~ NAIl.S.-We have just
4 - received our Spring stock Of Iron and
Mills. direct from the mauufictory, all Of which
We vii, warrant to be of the very best quality
and will be soiG at the lowest prices.
Aorl l6 1917. J. MANLEY * co.