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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-01

MORE OF THE LATE SroRM-The storm of m nm
last week caused a great rise in the Schuylkilj
swelling the various streams In the nsighborhood OF
Phenxvile particularly French creek The new bridge
over the latter swept away on saturday and fears
were entertained the bridge and railway OF Reeves 4
Company's works would be destroyed number Of men
were employed In placing the iron rails from the mill
gan respectable aborer In the employ the Company
slipped Into the watsrgrasping inpusivsly ct the rf
object within his reach he caught hold Of the rails OF
the track upon which his running
laden with the iron rails passed both hs
hands entirely severing all his fingers. A breach Of
about 400 yards made In the Schuylkn csnal lust
above springve some six miles from our VILLAGE. and
another OF 100 yards short distance below the former
and also large Lumbsrvile Large quautitiee n
the crops corn, NO were washed away. Mr. QuiReu ON
Mr. Yost place represented to have lost several hun
dred bushels and others have suffered matsrisllv he
Pioneer several weeks labor will be rsquis,te 70 re-
pair the damages done the canal.
TnE CASE OF PRIME, WARD AND Cove
have learnt with unfeigned satisfaction that some
two or three parties In New York have stepped forward
ing, AZ Is vsriousy stated, from $50 900 10 Si2oOOO
running ON Prime, Ward Co., and drawn by an emf.
nent and we'll known house In this city, About $4,000
fell due on the 18th nstad and actually taken up,
~ We are informed for the honor OF the drawers We
havs thought II proper to state this publicly In times
like the present. the credit of the strongest houses 10
liable to be tainted BY injurious reports Whilst on
TINS subject we may may likewise add that thus far
neither our prominent bill drawers the banks have
suffered BY the return Of ANY bills from Europe yet
none have come back and intimate knowedgs OF the
whole subject enables to state that only few small
amounts have been noted abroad for nonacceptancs-
N. O. NmeslSept %.
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and Rutgers streets Ard East ys will parade in Monroe ST.
The I'd Company District bounded by Rutgers Madison
and Grand and East will be commanded by Can't
VIM H. Williams and will parade in Monroe the right
Jefferson ct. -
sdCompany District bounded BY Catharine Division hut
and Madison streets; will be commanded by Lieut.
Cond Edssr W Crawford and will parade in Henry the
right on Msrketu
4th Company Disuict-Bopnded by Rutgers. Division,
Grand and Madison wil be commanded by Capt Chas
W. Smith. and win parade Henry the right Clinton
street.
5th Company District-Bouaded by Division Norfolk.
Grand and Eidridge will be commanded BY Captain
James Waugh and will parade in Orchard the right on
Hester 1t.
9Th Company pistrict-Bounded by the Bowsry Grand
Edridge aud Division will be commanded by Captain
Cyrus H. Loutel and will parade Forsyth st. the right on
Walker st.
Ith Company Disuict-Rounded by Norfolk Rvinxton,
Allen aud GRAND stresu will be commanded BY Csptao
William Underhill and will parade Orchard street the
right on Broome street.
9th COMPANY Dsrct-Bounded by the Bowery Ieivin-.
tom Allen and Grand will be commanded by Captain
Henry Shumway, and will parade in Broome street. the
right on Chrystie street.
The Commandsnt Of this Regiment will the Ner-
House corner of Mercer and Broome Monday
the 23h VI October St7 o'clock r. NJ and will then and
there hear all appeals that be de him for the
sion Of ne penalty against
rolled'as un-unformed members Of this regiment
BY order of ANDREW A. BREMNER,
Col, 7lh REGIMENT.
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1t was rumored in Georgetown, on Monday evening
that the money necessary for the ccmpstion Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal had been obtained.
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EIGHTH REGIMENT n. ". 8. MILITIA.

Pursuant the above division orders and the thers
the Of the several companies
Of regiment will assemble within their espectve company
districts Monday the h day of October 10 O'Clock
A. for company parade inspection and martial
armed aud equipped according law the places
for each district respectively, as follows =
Company A. Capt George Lyons, commandanf at the
Of Clinton and Grand streets by Norfolk
Rivngton, Ridge, and Division streets.
Company g., Capt.in James Price, commandant, at the
corner Of Grand and Sheriff streets This dscts bounded
Company c. Captain M M Van Dyke, commandant, at tho
of Goerck and Grand This district
by Grand Cannon and Rvingiop streets and the East River
Company D. Captain James Little commandant the
ner Of Pitt and Houston streets This district bounded by
klvington. Clinton Houston and Sheriff streets.
Company +. Capaa George b. Bovine mmaudant the
corner Of Cannon and Houston streets This district is
East River. M. -
Company F, Lieutenant Edmund H. Weyman commandant
at the Of Fifth aud Avenue d. This district
BOUNDED by Houston street. Avenue B. Fifth street, and the
East River.
the of Seventh and Avenue B. This district
bounded by Fifth street. Avenue B. Nah and the East
River.
Company II, Lieutenant James Dyer comman Sant at
the corner Of Avenue and Ninth This district
bounded BY Ninth street, Avenue b. Fourteenth street, and
the East River
Appeals will be heard the Military Hail. No 1893 Bowery.
on Friday the 18th October 8 follows COMPANY A,
so'cock, A. M; Company B. at 9oclock. A. M; Company
z. at 10 aSiock A. Company D, at II O'clock, A. M;
T. M. By order of COL J. w. STYLES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-12-10

Estate n J0shua Richardson, dec'd.
10 oil wlOm il may concern, and especially 10
The heirs u! lac IF The said deceased.
NOU and each OF you are hereby cited and re.
4 lues,ed TO be and appear before the Probate
Crur Of l.assle county, Illinois, on the first
Monday, (he 81 day) Of January next. a, ten
o'clock in the forenoon, to attend the inal sci.
temen, Of the estate Of tho said decd
WILLIAM NJ. RICHARDSON,
Dated Dec s. ls47 Admir-.
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on Bis. bro. Shooting Il shirting

~ D " brown and blue Orings,
10 I" Cotton Batting,
6 I" &" Wadding.
Candle Wicking, Bed Ticking, striped
Shrling, plaid and striped Linseys. Rob
Roys, white, red, and yellow Fiannels,
blrdseye and Russia Diaper. table Linen
and Cloths, Irish Linen. Brown Holland,
Crash, Burlaps, Bagging, etc; Buck Nit.
teas and Gloves, heavy woollen do; la.
dies and gents kid Gloves, Mi,is, OF all
qualities; wors,ed and cotton Hose, Of all
colors, qualities, and prices; Pins. Nee
dies. Ihre'ds, Tapes, Ribbons, Wel,ng
Cord, WhaIebone, Gimps, Fringes, cords,
Hooks and Eyes, Bonnet Wire, Knitting
Pins. Thimbles. Combs. Snuff Boxes.
shirt Buttons and Studs. coat. vest and
pan, Buttons of all kinds, Suspenders
Elas,ics. Comlor,crs, Shawls, hdkfs, etc.
Offered at very low prices, by
oc, /. lSl7 CUSHMAM & GRlDLEf.
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MEXICO TAKEN!
AND
APeriect Avalanche of Goods at
D4V9lI0N2Sa

"He that buys some goods buys trash, bat
they pho deal at Bougi,ton's Cheap One
Price Store aererj fail Of getting bargains -
LIS present stock surrasses all and every
l sock of Goods ever exhibited in Ottawa,
and rs they were purchased late eau and will be
sold from ID TO % per cent. lower than any stock
IN tnwn.
Particulars next week. bnt 10 secure rich and
desirable sly les Of 90 l,, delay not IN early cali.
Aereeably TO the custom oi my very worthy
" Brethren Of He 7r,d,," also rerurn heart
felt thanks to the public Tor The many hindnesses
have received at their hands.
Ottawa, Oct Is. 1917.
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Hardware,
CrOCkcry,
Hardware (!

NOR sale cheap. large Stock consisting in
J. part of
Log, Truce, and Hitter Chains,
Manure and hay Forks, Shovels and
Spades, scoop Shovels, Hoes; mill. cross
cut, and hand Saws, Coffee Mills. strap
hinges. Augnrs. Shovels and Tongs,
hammers, ha,chels, steel & iron squares,
spring balances, looking glasses clothes,
hair, white wash, shoe and horse Brush.
es, curry combs, cattle and wool cards,
butts and screws. Norfolk and maleable
Door Lalches ; door, trunk. chest, cup.
board, ill, pad, stock and morlice Locks,
knives and forks butcher, bread, shoe,
and pocket knives table and teaspoons,
gra,ers, mincing knives, mahogany knobs
table butts, draw shaves, axes, files, sad
irors, door scrapers, states, ink powder.
selves, shutters, candle sticks, whips,
raw hides, wheel heads, egg iryers, and
pewter porringrrs.
Oct |. 1917 CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
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Estate RI Peleg Frink, dec'a.

Office Is hereby given that will attend
Y the regular term of the Pr~hate Court o,
La sale county, to he holden at the office III the
Probate Justice. in Ottawa, On the frs, Mond,y
in February L.St, for settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate of PELEG rRlNk,
deceased. All persons having CLAIMS against
the said estate, are hereby notified and requested
To attend at the time aud place aforesaid. aud pro.
duce thrir CLANS IN writing for the purpose d
having the same adjusted.
Dec q lSi7 bErsEY FRiNK. Admr.
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For all impurities ofihe blood, arising from
the lmpru,ent use Of Mureury, or other causes
for all Diseases Of the skin aud rcroiIuous affe,.
tiouS, in all cases where the blood is powerfully
determined To the head, producing dizziness and
distress, DR. upilAM'S ELECruARY is en-
iifelp untiyallsI
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Forty Pieces, New Style
Fall d Winter Cingha ms.

500, and upwards, pieces Prints,
from g. TO 5 cts. per yard, all
new styles and patterns.
ALsn-Book. Swiss, Null and Jaco.
net Mrslins,
Greene, Bergr. Irish Linens,
Towel and Table do.
Table Covers. silk Fringes,
Plain and Plaid Linseys.
Red, white, yellow & 6g'd.Flannels,
liandkerchiefs. Shawls. Hosiery,
Berlin wool and working Canvass.
Black and colOrpd kid. cashmere
cotton and Isle thread Gloves.
And all oihef ARTICLES usually enQuirej for in q
country store.
" B.--As usual, mos, kinds Of county pro.
duce taken in cNchnrre.
WALKER & IIlCKIING.
Sept ~, 1917.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES,
La Salle Probate Court,

TIME regular term of the Probate Court for
l. tie coun,y of LA Sale viii be held on the
first Monday 81 every men'h at the oflice Of the
Probate Justice IN Ottawa. II. C. COTTON.
Sepfs. lst7. Prob Ju0ire.
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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.

The Elrc,uary contains no Mineral Medicine.
40 Alnes, CoIocynlh, Csmhrose or other power.
tul md irritating purgarivr. No fear of takng
cold while under It's influence, no change in dl-
It necessary. II taken according tn tho difrc.
Iinns \ CURE FOR LIFE Is Gi'ARAN-
TIED.
IJpimphlets giving valuable information re.
sPec'ing this medicine may be obtained Of Agents
gratis.
CtFor sale in 81. Icrisa at the Family mel.
icine sto'. of DR.. l.. EASTERLY. NO. &c
Chestnut street nearly opposite the Post O:hce,
Dr.. T.. Eas,cry, sole general sr'n, for Mis-.
souri, Illinois and isconsIn, to whom all or.
Jers must he addressed
KING & WHITE. Agents, Ottawa, Illinois.
Ottawa, Nov. II, 1917.
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Liquors.
NEW GO D DIS!
alexander w. NngilI

Nov oilers for sale at the NEW STORE on
~ the norih.wes, corner OF the public square.
a large lot Of entire new goods, al prices ~ low
as any other house in the state, His stock OF
DRY GO ids consists, in part, Of
Broadcolhs, Gnghams,
Cassimeres, Prints.
Sat,InetS. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
Ken,uky Jeans. Oregon "
Fesiings, California
Mous-de.Lancs, Rough & Ready,
AlPacas, Plaid Iinseys,
Csshmrr.de. Lanes Wool shawls.
Bed Ticking, Drilling, FIanncls, BIO. Holl and,
Irish Linen, Russia Diaper. Crash, 3sggng,
Batting, Nickinr, Hose. Needles, Pins Rib
bins, Thread, SILK, Cord. Fringe, Gimp, But
tons. Tbimbles, studs, Shirts. Buttons, Suspcn-
ders, Side and Back Combs, of all shapes and
sizes. Also, large assortment Of
Boots g. Shoes, Harduore g. CrOckery.
ALsn, large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, Havana, Muscovata
and New Oaleans sugar; Old Java and Rio
Colire; Old Hyson, Young llyson aud Black
Teas; NutmeCs, Cloves, Pepper, Aispice,
Ginger, lHdign. Sslers'us, &c. &c.
blawa. Oct. IS. 1917
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Ottawa, Oct. 20, 1877.
Wood for sale.

NOTICE isherehy gwen that Nil Tho wood
Y anu timber both down and standing, on
that pan Of srclon %, iowa 80. north range 3
eas, Of the 3 principal meridian, living nonh Of
the IlIiuois river, and south # the Peru and o..
lava rohd, will he sold al Pnbhr lend,ts. At the
door Of the court house on the third saturday in
tho month Of Droemher neY,. Ohc lsh.)
Nv order Of the hoard Of trustees of 4 80. y n
En.t HENRY NuRLBCT, Treasurer.
Ottawa, Nov 81, 1877.
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II Buenu Co"nty,-Scc SO, l7,utll east
oil the An principal meridian.
n Gsnndy CO"niy.--se qr 0, 81, 9; bfsw
qr H. 81 G.
IA WW COuniy.-E hfsS 30, 81, 9; sw f. ~
3, $50.
The abovc Lands will be sold chcap. On
mos, OF which, lay laing onc.founh down, time
viii be given on the balance.
Nov %. GEO N. NOCpIS
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Forty pieces OF rich. new style.
Fail g. NiRte Dress Goods,

Fa II g. Ninte Dress Goods,
sUCH AS
Plain and Fancy AIpacas.
Satin stripe and checked A lpacas.
Tartan, Rob Roy, s. Oregon Plaids,
Orleans Cloths.
DeLlsle and Orleans Cloths.
Mouseline-de Lanes,
Plaid, all wool, Cloaking, &c.
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rROCERlES.-A fnll stock of Grncc.
~ ricsjus' received. Supar.houss aud n q
Molassrs. Brown, Loaf and Crushed sugar,
4 . Cc6se. ImcgW, Candles, Sal.
-s@a-s rs,os, Chocolate, Nu,mcgs. Spice,
fepprr, saltpcne, ginger, cloves, alum, indigo,
madden, aud other dye.sluiIs. Ako, nails. shot.
Runp"w''rr, tubs. pals, &c, For sale cheaper
'n,n The cheapest I, BASSNETr,
Nov 10, lsi7.
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H. Boots and Shoes.
80 Cases Mems Coarse BoJls,
S L" Eols' DO
10 Mems do and Kip Brogans
) L" Doys' DO do
5 " Mems Cali boots
do Kip do
10 Womens calf and Kip shoes
and Boo,ees
zoo pairs ladies Kid Slippers and wal.
King Shoes, and chi.drens Boots /
Shoes, of all Kinds and prices.
Oct. |. ~. Cu.HMAN & GRipLEY.
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AJcGUFfEY'S READERS AND RAYS
ARLl FL u L.LlL,. --EL-r .r.Lcs 4 L.,

AIcGUFFEY'S READERS AND RAYS
WI METlCS. -rue series Of Readers
complied 10y DR.. McGuiIry, comprising AZ 1t
lnesa careful selection at morai, Instructive aud
entertaining matter, progressively arranged ard
lnddaled with reference To the capacity of the
pupil, furnishes 20 parents and teachers a thor
ough and efficient auxiliary IN the education Of
youth. There does not exist another series Of
readers so well adapted to facilitate the advance
mrnt Of the ylung learner, from the elements of
he language 10 the lir,hest point, in attaining
which the aud az an instructor can avail him. In
order that the series may he general one, suit
ed to epery denomination and all section. of our
country, noilsng seeiariGn in its tendency has
been admitted.
Tho series comprisps Nc(,un.y's ptimer 70.
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South Ottawa Cemetery.

TIME subscriber will sell lots in the South OF.
L taws Cemetery until the Is, Of December
Isi7 for IS each, after which an additional, price
will be charged in proportion to the improvements
made. THOS. NJ. MASON.
South OTTAWA nov H. lSI7, 39AI
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MILLINERY.


DRlSTLES WANrED!--C,s paid Tor
ID any quantity Of Good hog brttles a, the
store OF Waller and Hckhng, 10y
Ottawa, Nov L., lSi7. A. FOSTER.
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TUT"""Tt' "VV'' UT" 'HVt''
And other articles pertaining To his line he i-
hu, poor hand Of pulling aud exaggeration. and
he therefore leaves this tn others. But be respect
fully requests the citizeas Of Ottawa and sur.
rounding country 10 call and see Tor themselves
convinced that they will decide that he has Iht
hest the eheopet and mos, ioshJaHYsei,cied stock
Of goods iniown. lie will be found al his al,
staud in Reddick's Block, one door north Of III,
Post Office, ever readyt" attend on those VIII,
may favor him with u call
All kinds OF produce wanted for goods
Oct. /. 1917.
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For Sale.

XsspA For Sale.
.s:sf TIE ld and building now occu.
siisuH pied by King and v hi,v. Drueeisi',
s-Sat.sf and the D"':h thirty feet Of 10, 6. ia
block 10 in Ottawa. King and White have q.
'esse OF said building ,ill ,hr lat Of May next.
Enquire of DlCkEY aud LELAND.
Ottawa, Sept 8, lSd7 3m
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ItlOtllS, CassilncTes y Blankets.
" Just opening aud for sale cheap,
50 pieces sup. and fine Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Mackinaw blankets.
Full'd. Cloths, English Rose do
Sauineus &Jeans. Horse & saddle do
WALKER & tllCKLING.
Son, 81 1917
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New Goods! New Goods !!

NTE arc now receiving from New York,
w Boston aud Philadrlphian, u large and
varied assortment fancy and staple
u r. Y g q o d s,
And oif,r them for sale at such h,c prices tha,
we are confident i, will he to the interest OF pur.
cha>crs to call md eram'ne our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere. We respectfully
invite our old customers and the public general.
" to call vera, the old stand on the south side
Of the public square and examine.
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TO MARRIEDIADlES,

Married ladies are almos, invariably subject To-
ina, painful aud injurious disease, the Piles, with
cons quen, Inflammation oflhs stomach. Bowels.
aud spine, weakness If the back, flow of Blood
10 the head, &c. The Electuary is pcriecily safe
Tor Pregnant ladies and the most useful caiharic
tina, can possibly he used, as it will not oulv re-
m've che Piles and all lnfammatory diseases
without pain or irritation, hut will ensure an ca
" time, safe delivery, ard a sound constitution
IN the of .prinr
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Fer the Fall and Winter Trade,

.S1 TTfNET1 s.
Black Indigo Blue. Steel Mixed, Gold
Mixed, Plaid and Striped.
JE n rs g. TW T. DS.
U! all nnds and prices.
l:ESTIN GS.
Black Satin. silk aud Linen,
" Silk Velvet, Valnecia,
Cut Velvet.
L.ADIE s DIRE S S & 90 d s L..
Blk & blue blk Silks. Mous-dc.I.anes.
Drab and brown do Black satin stripe,
Fawn coIored do AIapacas.
Satin stripe do Romelia,
Cashmere Cashmer de.anes,
| Ginghams.
MOURNIN OODS.
Bombazines. Striped Barge.
Black Mous.de-la lanes, Black Ginghams,
Bavarian Cloth, Black Calicces.
SH.A U'LS.
Twill & iig'd. Silk, Brosha.
Turkerian, Cashmer,
Florid. Ihbel.
| Merino, Plaid Wool.
Dress ndkerchiefs.
Silk, Mous-de-lane,
Satin. Thlbei,
Gauze, Cashmer,
Ladies Fancy Goods.
Silk & velvet neck ,iesCollars,
Gauze merino vests, Collareus.
Gimp do Chemes-lls.
Silk and lace buttons, Purse twist,
Bonnet Il cap flowers Wreslh,s.
Kid. all colors, Lisle thread.
Black Mohar, Chcne cotton,
Egyptian long mit,s, Black p.ene,,
Half fg'd. do Cashmer.
Pearl and China silk. Zephyr wors,ed.
Derby ribb'd. cuff, Misses cashmer.
Sieei Uare.
Steel bag and purse Clasps,
Rings, Tassals, Deeds, &c.
D omcStic G 90 ds.
Brown and bleached muslin, from ! 10 9
yards wide.
Ticking, Checks,
Flannels. all colors, Table covers,
striped & dotted. Table cloths,
Linen & cotton diaperCrash,
Rob Roy plaids.
Boots 8. Shoes.
Ladies walking.
Double and single sole Buskins.
High calf and morocco,
Misses shoes, all kinds,
Gcn'lemens calf, peg'd & sc~'d boots
do Kip do do
do Heavy. do do
Brogans Of every description.
In addition to the above enumerated good
have large aud general assortment #
Ready Made CiO!hiny.-.
Pilot Hunting Coats,
do Sack.
do Over Goats,
Brown & Black Cloth Sack,
Dark Tweed, heavy,
e. Plain and fancy cassimer Pants,
Cassinell and Jeans do
Cui Velvet, Woye do. and Va!enc;
Vests,
Wool and hickory Shirts.
! Caps.
A large and general assortment, from
10 50.
Lndies and Misses NU(Cs
A fine assortment, prices to suit purch;
sers.
A l.SO,
. Crocaery, Mvdware and Groceries.
The undersigned is now prepared to offer
larger and cheaper stock Of goods TO the lnhal
tants Of this county, than can he found in ~
other establishment. J. u. NATrlNGER
Sep, "a lSa7.
New Arrangement.
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Prints.

Prints.
A CASES just opened by Y. Bassxrrr. IN
r which may be found oil the latest s,y lee, In.
GLIDING
20 pieces embossed black calicoes foe
mourning. ..t
10 do Turkey rcd.
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TO ChcNGrs.

10 CheNCrs.
- BONES ofthe celebrated Moutcose chewing
= tehlcco Just received. 4. BAssNxrr.
Oct. !. ISi7.
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New Goods Just Received
r. BASSNETT

4 GAIN returns thanks TO the public general.
n ly for the very liberal patronage EXTENDED
% MN during the past season; hoping for con-
tinusnce Of their favor, and intending to omit
nothing to deserve il, he now has the pleasure Of
announcing the receipt of an unusually cheap,
large and splendid assortmento(
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Ottawa Female Seminary,

GUERNSEY SHIRTS, very warm ar
~ tlcle lar wInlei are Tor sale. cheap, nv
my oG BOUGllT0N.
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For sale or Let.

N1HlrE SUGARS-CIarihcd, crush.
w ed, and powdered sugars, vii he sold
l"" nj nov 20 BOUGTON's.