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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-24

Butler Walter-saw mill ste-comlnencinga at the tun-
mel post of the tunnel in the Iowa City Manufacturing
Company dam in the Iowa river, on the W. side OF
said running thence sea- w. sixteen It to the
N. W. tunnel post thence S. 35aa E. ofthe abutnent,
S. 523a W. three rods and p Inks thence south i9~
E. rods, thence n 7Oaa Z. five rods and II links,
thence ~ 33ia w. four rods and three links to the
place OF beginning, being part OF the fraction OF land
originally decided TO the Iowa City Manufacturing
Company by Walter Butler, on the W. side OF the
Iowa River in @ .-etr " ...
Hale Moses south west of north west
Iowa city Manuf'g comfy east south west /
lot no. D
sane e. lot no.
same - 10. commencing at a stake On the cast
OF left bank of the Iowa river at high water mark,
thence four rods to low water mark, 81" W thence
from said stake 73t7 nine ro,s to a stake, bear
ing tree red elm II inches in diameter, n 2taS "
.. 4ga links to white hickory II inches in diamecr,
$50. S 0aa 81 links thence 24a "a rods TO stake
bearing white oak 26 inches in diameter, AT"
e531 links to a white oak 26 inches in diameter,
IL 20a W II links, thence 73i ten rods to stake
at high water mark, bearing tree white ash 16 in
.- ches in diameter a7a 46 links to water birch
10 inches in diameter, $50 W Is links, thence in
the same direction about 81 rods to low water mark
thence up the Iowa river TO the place of beginning
at low water mark, containing in all about acres
or less, in sta.
Same Also, certain othes piece Of land on the
right bank OF said river, commencing at stake
said bank opposite the house in which Walter But.
Ter did reside, thence 1872 to stake ID rods p
links e, thence 7oi3e to low water mark rods
or less, thence down said river IA rods 1872
.' W. thence 70iS W rods less to the place
~ Of beginning, containing about of an acre more
l.. Gilbert as administrator of the estate OF Walter
Butler, deceased, by the President and Directors of
the Icwa City Manufacturing company, in
Phelps S south easts
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-24
Look cut!

1 IL persons indebted to the subscriber, by
IL note or book account, are requested 10
come forward and make payment Immediately
to D. H. Smith, who will attend to my business
during my absence. Again | say, look out!
JOS. T. FALES.
Ivanhoe, Linn Co, Jan. Goth, 1877. 473t.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-24

2 II. & A. c PRICE having purchased
~ the establishment. Of A. & C.. ri Belry-
hill, will keep constantly on hand at the
old stand on Clinton Street, tuIl supply OF
The articles apperialnipe to ther business.
which III, are prepared 10 sell al low rates
for Cash or approved nade. Physicians and
heads Of families are requested TO call and
examine before purchasing supplies else
where. - SIS E>a& g. ~""
Iowa CITY, JuHe IL, 1876. II r.'71A ..s@-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-24
NAPLES HOUSE

MIN ST. DUBUQUE, IOWA.
THE undersigned having become propri-
I e,or OF this new and spacious house,
has Cited it mp in the 6rsl style for The ac-
commodaiion cf,he travelling community,
and is determined to spare no effort OF ex,
pense in giving satisfaction and comfort 10
all who may favor him with their custom.
His rooms ale airy, elegantly furnished and
eon1modious, and his table will at all lines
be supplied with subslantials and Injuries
of the best that the country affords He
hatters himself that with his experience as
landlord al the East, and with a building
SC capacieus and well arranged, he will be
enabled to establish the character of the
NAPLES House upon par with the first
hotels IN the West. Notwithstanding the
superior style and extensive arrangeme nts
OF his house, his prices will sse moderate
and upon scale in accordance with the
times. Boarders, transient and regular,
will be charged 40 more ,hsnis customary
al The other hotels of tits city.
Connected with the establishment are
good stabling ACCOMMODATIONS On reasona-
bic terms.
With assduity in attending 10 the wants
and co,,.fort of his visitors, the proprietor
hopes 10 merit and receive liberal sup
port from the public.
II. CURTIS. Il
Dubuque. Olt LIST, 1916. a 80 ly.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-24

j, The defence Of Mr.. Calhoun by his
allies, the Wings, proves two things:
completeness OF his apostacy now, and Ct
their hypocrisy two years and half ago.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18
VOLUME XIII.
S. S#puBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
BY WIN. f. DURTSOE.
EDIT OR 81 PROP RI + L 0 X

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Two ID oLIARs and FIFTY CENTs, per annum,
s lfpaid in advance -$3 ifnot paid within six
s}Slnon,hs from, the date of subscription, and
S4ifnotspaid before the expiration OF the
Year. Alisubscrptions will be continued,
sunless. otherwise ordered before the e1plra-
tion OF the year; but no paper will be DIS
continued sunlila all arrearages are paid, un
less at the option of the Publisher.
slscribers, shall receive the paper for one
rs year, gratis.
conspicuouslyinsened alto
cents per square, (l2 lines, or less, } for the
tirstinserton. and 37l for each continuance:
Those published monthly or quarterly will
i be chafsed.S per square. Advertisements
moi having the number of insertions marked
sgon them, will be continued uuti ordered out
and charged accordingly. 49,
IS Communications, post paid, will be prompt
ly and strictly attended 10.
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ROADS AND ROAD MAKING.

Professor Gillespie SAYS in his book on
Roads A straight road over an uneven
aud hilly country may al first view.
when merely set upon the map, he pro.
nounced 10 be a bad road for The straight
ness must have been obtained either by
submitting to steep slopes in ascending The
hills and descending into the valleys, OF
these natural obstacles must have been
overcome by mourning great and unne.
cessary expense in making deep cuttings
and Filings. ~
A good road should wind around these
bills instead Of running over Them, ant
this il may often do without at all increas
ing It's length. For il a.hemisphore {tucf
as half bullet). be egplaced- 50 as torres
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

A writer in the Boston Chronotype
describing visit tothe "Tombs," in the
city of New York. says g.
We called in at tho "Tombs" thi:
forenoon, where our.old friend, and the
friend, Of the druukard. Colonel Larkin
Snow, figures us Clerk ofthe Police Court.
We were kindly conducted by him through
the various departments of the prison.
Col. Snow pointed me to a piliful looking
man seated at little distance from the
rest, aud asked me il did not recognize
the counleuance. told him lhroughl
did, and asked him who he was. Where
upon Col. S. related the following incl
dent;-
Last Sunday, said hc, was passing
Tammany Hall, and saw, sitting upon the
stoop, man with his head buried in his
hands, and covered all over with flies
The poor fellow was almost naked, said
the Col; shook him and asked. him how
he was. He looked up aud called me by
name. saying, at the same time. that he
only wished for place 10 die! gazed
upon his disligured features, added the
Colonel, aud was horror struck at The
mighty change! ] recognized in him q
mau who was, a few years ago, editor anc
proprietor of one oflhe most respectable
daily journals OF the City Of Boston! The
man who was partner with him then i:
now conducting the same paper under ;
new head. He was correspondent Of th'
National Wing Organ for some lime-wa
at the Inauguration Of Harrison at Wash
ington, and introduced two gentlemen Il
Webster and Clay who have since see!
him in his present low situation in th
Tombs. He looks bad, but The CoIone
says he meaus 10 make man Of him YET
He had letter IN his pocket that he re
ceived from his wife, who lives in Bnslo1
l-"and," sammercd out The sorrow sIrick
en- man, "she begins as she always did!
and burst into a food oftears. Curiosil.
called tho Colonel's attention to the letter
and il began thus -
"My over dear Husband !" What
sad picture
Last Saturday meeting was held'i
the Tombs, during which time Two mel
WeIG uSlHS WIN iHS uoih'uh NS"e"S
Twenty six took warning and signed III
pledge. Friend Snow tells me a maj
was kicked out of rum shop. night he
fore last, and brought to the Tombs, AM
died in few minutes afterwards.
! Jonathan Slick on Busilcs.-In his eel
ebraled work called High Life in New
York." jonathan thus enlarges on tn
prominapt fashion Of The day, while givin
ali account of "s,rarraJ' or 'conuesution
arg" he attended at the splendid mansio
of his cousin John. Speaking of his cou
sins wife, he says:
"ltoo!scd at her pretty earnestly, ca
tell you, and |: do think she would Ilav
been a critur that John might he proud o
ifit warn't for that stuck up way she
gol since she came down here 10 York.
never see acriur's back stuck up as her
I was: ! really thought shewus getting u
J, rickets, and j feltso anxious about II thi
-7lzl.iurned 10 cousin John aIoro Went up
, speak TO her, and, sez ], sort of low, Coz
sin John, howTdid your wife hurt her boe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

rs irFThe friends Of Major ABRAHAM
JONES, announce him as candidate Tor
The Legislature, to fill The vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of James S. Pope
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

s-- NJ The friends orJAMES SPANN. Esqr.
respectfully announce him as candidate Tor
,he Office OF Tax Collector, atthe ensuing elec-
.ion. april14 If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

Human Viii and Perseverance,, I'm an
article (says The Charleston Even: NetcS,l
on this subject on Saturday last, we called
to mind one distinguished instance of the
effects of perseverance. Since then, ano-
ther of an equally interesting character has
fallen under our eye. IL is related IN
late number of The Buenos Ayres Packet,
as follows: 81
"Donua Isabella la Tore de Robere, a
native lady residing al Cardoba, has, un-
der date 20lh March last, addressed let
ter 10 the daughter of the Governor,
Donna Manuelita Rozas y Ezeurra, en-
closing another from her daughter, Merce.
dilas Roberez, written with her toes, and
also towel of delicate needew ork per-
formed by The same means, and which
she requested 10 be presented 10 His EA-
cel5ency as a present on his birth day.
The author Of these presents is girl II
years Of aye, deprived Of arms and hands,
Tut who, owing to The care and attention
devoted tu her by her mother, and TO her
own extraordinary efforts, has been enabled
to supply ,be want of hands by her feet,
performing by these secondary agents oil
the human frame all those abors which
females Of. her age execute with their
hands.
"She can. her mothers letter states,
write, turn over The leaves of a book, cast
up accounts. thread the needle, knot lhe
the thread, sew, embroiLer, make lace,
stitching, and, in short. do all that sho is
told 10 do with her loes. The towel in
which The initials of His Excclcncy's IS
name, j. M. R.. are worked in red silk, is
said TO be oflhe most exquisite needlework.
The mother says that but for the unfuvor
able state of her circumstances she would
hiring her daughter TO this city. The Go
vernon has ordered said letters and towel 10
be deposited in the Museum in this city,
which circumstance has been communlca-
ted 10 the parties by his Excelleney's
daughter in her complimentary answers
10 iheir|lelters.''
S ONE Pumpkiins,-The P Editor Of The
Caddo Gazette has received a,w atermeloi
which weighed torty.fue pounds 8 III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

s. GT The friends of fWESLEY BODIE, an.
: snounce him US candidate for the Office of
She,if,, at the ensuing election.
\ february "a
U'The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Ottee Of
Tax Collector, at the ensuing election:
!s Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE J. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS,
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Lieut. JAMES B. HARRIS
Mai. s. C. SCOTT, g
LEVI R.. WILSON.
u The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office Of
Ordinary, at the ensuing election.
Col. JOHN HILL, &. e ~ ,3s;;....5 81
Capt. w. L. COLEMAN. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

"Itfulows from the abDve," says Liebig
"thal one can make for himself, in a few
minutes, the best and strongest broth
1f, for example. pound of finely chopped
beef, with pound Tor pinD of cold water,
be carefully mixed and then slowly heated
10 boiling, and the fluid separated from
The solid paris by pressing through clean
(boiled onions, vegetables. salt, &c. added,
will furnish dish beyond the criticism OF
the most fastidious gourmand: Longer
boiling we'll not necessarily make the eA-
tract stronger.
"lfthe broth he slowly evaporaled over
walerbalh." THAT is il the STEW papsbe
placed in vessed nf boiling water, ilsiead
of over a naked fire. ri, will Become
brown, and assume fine tasle like broilsd
meat. If evapora,ed Thy exceedingly
gentle heal TO dryness,>il yields brown
mass, Of which. upon journey. for ex.
ample, half an ounce would convert a
pound of waller into the strongest broth"
Such extracts, differently favored.
would furnish the basis for innumerable
rich gravies and sauces:
"Ry boiling piece Of meat in the waller,
a separation Of The solution from the in
soluble ingredients takes place. The sol-t
ube ingredients 90 into The extract-the
broth-ltIe soup" And meat thus boiled
closes lis nutrimcnt, wheu ealen without
the juices-the extract"
1.-THE method of roasting is obviously
The best to make flesh most nutritious"
But il docs not follow that boiling is 10 be
inerdcteJ. II a piece Of meat be put
in cold water and Ibis healed to boiling.
and boiled till it is done it will become
harder, and have less lase, than If The
same piece had been thrown into water
already boiling. In the first case tho mat
tiers grateful 10 he smell and taste 60 into
the extracI-tbe soup; in the second, the
albumen of he meat coasulates from The
surface inward, and envelops The interior
with layer which is impermeable to
water. In the latter case the soup will
be Indifferent. but the meat delicious"
Ii may be inferred that The nu;ritive
qualities OF meat are not enhanced by
picking. The brine which forms in the
sailing Of meat, contains all the ingredients
Of the flesh fluid" "Phe sailed meat
becomes partly reduced ny the process 10
;a.nlere Supporter. sof rsspiration''-or as
sailors callsil, ino told junk, ",he qualities
|5ofwhich, as com pare with fresh meat,
ARE vel .unler stood ~ Softil Anlsrledn .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

81 The effects Of the high price W rs
Mairimony. fGlie following aascd
related in Scottish Journal, sim
the price Of meal prevented q. .c69p
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12
Peru Wharf Boat.

a ~ss-sN THE subscribers have fnsd ura
Ef2!4 large and splendid wharf boat u,
...--a--s<-s-. Peru, Tor the accommodation Of
travellers who are frequently obliged TO wait for
transports, and Tor the receiving and disrhaip-
lug Of freight. The nc ca mn,odaiions oi the boat
are remarkably pleasant aud cOmlno,iious, and
unsurpassed by any public h"uss. and those who
are detained at Peru will fLd it much To THAR
advantage and conye nicnee 10 make this their
place Of sluppase. J. Il. NJ ERRlTT.
WI. DEvtNNEY.
sept II, 1913. ROBT. BURROWS.
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I Ost,--l black Morocco Pocket Book, with
. broken Steel clasp, on which i, engraved
the word Spgmair The wallet contained two
bills On he Bank OF 81. Clair, two no'cs cxecu-
ted 10y John Wallace, one f1r one hundred aud
.iNiy five dollars. and the other fr nearly the
same amount, and a number of other papers,
useless to all Except the subscriber. The finder
will confer favor aud be rewarded by leaving
il ut ,hc Free Trader office.
Oct. - 1871. w. II. t.. WALLACE.
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Forty Pieces, New Style
Fail & Winter GincIsalsls.

800, and upwards, pieces Prints,
from a. 10 ID cts. per yard, all
new styles and patterns.
ALso-Book, Swiss, Null and Iaco-
net Muslins,
Greene, B.rgc. Irish Linens,
Towel and Table do.
Table Covers. SILK Frlnges,
Plain and Plaid Linscys,
Red, white, yellow e. fg'd. Flanncls,
llandkerchiels, Shawls. Hosiery,
Berlin wool and working Canvass.
Black ana colorcd kid, cashmere,
cotton ard Isle thread Gloves.
Aud all other articles usually enquired for in
country store.
\. B.-As usual, most kinds Of country pro-.
duce taken 10 exchange.
WALKER & lllCKLlNG.
Sept. 81, lSl7
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NO'l'at z.

4 OSr-A Black Morocco Pocket 20 K, con-
4 4 ,aiuiGg amotg orlor PAPER, rwo rfomis-
soy notes cxccu'cd iy John Wallace, on "r
about tie / Il Il Moy I8i6; one to Mary b.
Wallace 10, $50, tie olncr 10 Sarah \. Wal.
lace tor SiG0. An persons are i'tr"nrned
sgunst purchasing -lnd "o'rs, as payment upon
them has been 'torp'd WILLIAM AlLACE.
Ottawa, Nov 8, 1877.
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NOTICE.
Sept 81, 1917.

Z & & ARMOUR having sold nut their en-.
sFs tire stock Of ( ,ou., and wishing to settle
~ their husluess, request all these indebted to
them TO cali and sr,rie, 'i,hrr 10y note or other
wise, toy the Ism day Of next month, or their
accounts will be Icti with the proper officer ior
collection, J. Armour may be found N the
back room of the store formerly occupied by
them, where he will be in readiness to close up
all theailnr- OF The outstanding business.
Oct. |. lStI.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

~ ESpECTFULIl return thanks to 'hs GU.
~ liens oi Ottawa and vicinity for the hb' raj
patronage he has heretofore received, end be*s
10 merit continuance Of the same. HIS I0h"-
ing Establishment 10 on The south tide Of the
public square, over James Ryans Store
He is prepared to do work on the most reas"'a-
bile terms. aud wanen,s oil garments maoe ty
him TO fit. Cutting will Ne done on shofl notice
and warrented to fit if properly made mp Tic
FaN and Winter Fashions.
From New York city, have jus, been received.
thus enabling him 10 furnish garments in The Ia
test and most apprcqed IT., IL.
" -Lum6a, and mosis kh,6s Of country
produce wiH be tokeo IN paymneJ for wGn.
ottawa tct % 1Sl7
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plOW steel.

y N>se...S---S \ USF received a good assert.
IN s...s-alsD men, Of plow steel, 4, 5, o,
s, -, Is, II and Is inches wide, Of superior
quality. Also, Carriage springs, buggy uslcs,
with pipe boxes, for sale by
lLHc ~, lSiI j, MANLEI Il co.
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THE plsyS.
Il Cure or Life Sectred-Dr. tphomt
INTERNAL REMEDY

INTERNAL RE.UEUI
For tho cure Of Plies, ILLUMINATION Of the Liver
aud i,leen inl4m nation, sorcnessand ulcera-
ton Of the stomach bowels, kiIEejs aud blod.
der iulllmma,oty and mcfcurL Rheumatism ;
lnpury Of the Blood; weakness aud ind ana.
tionot the spine, aud for the Relief Of Mar
RED Ladies
FENnE NEGIrAHLk piiv T. .ECrrtuy. invcn.
Il ted by DR.. CphGHi, a Lisiingu shed ,,hysi-
clan OF New York Guy, !, the urly really rue.
cessiul remedy iur that dangerous nni distress.
ing compl lint the FILES, ever ,iltrcd to the
American public.
Marx this: It an INTERNAL REMEDY
hot ou external application, aud will cure any
Gaze # l'ilrs, either bleeding or Blind, iutcrun
nnI EAwruni; an. probably the ouly thing HAT
will There !, non,r,t.kc about Vt. II l. q pos.
hive curo--aud fp,cdy aud pcrmnnrnr. 1t i. al
~ a convenient mrdirInc to take aud impro,,s
lhe general health ia a remarkable manner.
Zach BOX contains twcl,c duS,s, Al : l.3 cts
per dose. II 10 ,c,y Mid in It's operation. and
may he taken IA cases 4 tie most acute IN
illmmttiou without dagger. All internal npI IL
cations are IN the hIshrc>, dcgr,c dIsngtocahl,,
incnnyeui,Gt aud al, n-I'c; and from the very
nature If he discuss, temporary in III II cnIcl,.
Ih, medicine ATTACKS the disease at its source
and REMOVING TIE CAUSE renders the
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
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Tor Sale.

..s...s..!Ssys THE 10, and building now rccu
sss.EE pied Ivy King and White, Druggists
s-s>,.ss.> and the nor.h thirty feet Of lot 8. in
block 10, il Ottawa. King and While have a.
lease Of said building ill IN" LIST ofMay next.
Enquire of DICKEY and LELAND.
Ottawa, sept 3, lS47. 3m
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CURE FORnFE SECrRED

The El'c,uary contains no Mineral Medicine
M Alnes. CJlcynlh, Cambridge or other power.
iul and irritating gurc'ilvc. No iCur ol taking
cold While undrrIr- ml renee, ~ change in d..
1t necessary. ifhL"u ascending t. u,u dIrcc.
,iY's A~CuRE FOX LIFE i GCARAN-
TIED
TTrimphlets giving valuable information r..
speeding this medicine may be obtained OF Agents
grsll.,
81 For sile in ST. Louis at the Family mel.
icine s,o,e Of DIR, L. EASrERLl, NO. &c
Chestnut street nearly opposite the Posi- O:Iice.
Dr.. f, EisIefly, sole genera age NJ Tor Mis-
snurl Illinois. aud " i.cuu,tn, to whom all VI.
dcr- ou Il be addressed.
KING ~ WIFI. igSn's, OulNc, Illinois.
ottawa. Nov. H. 1917.
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school BOOKS, stationary, &c.
y Just received 10y the subscribers,
Sanders and McGuly's series of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spellars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
rarley's Geography,
WeLster's School Dictionary.
ALso-lTimers, Toy aud Copy Books,
Blank Accoun, Books, different sizes
Paper, Ink, Quilts, Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER e. UlCKLlNG.
Sept, "a, 1917
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Mems and Boys Cans.

COlarge aud com le,e an Ossnumnri of CAPS
) eas nc!cr before offered Cor sale ia Peru. a,
is 10 be found At MCMILLAN & BROS.
Peru oct, 20 1917.
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SI,cetiugs, Yarns. &C.

ShcetiEEs, Yarns. &C.
1oBALES A heavy brown Shee:
10 ,ings,
4 bales ID and A. sup. do.
zoo lbs. Cotton Batting.
600 " Cotton Yarns, No 8 10 90.
400 White Carpet Wharp.
100 Colored. do.
Also-CandIe wicking. cotton twine,
Black and white Wedding. &c.
Just received and for sale low by
WALKER g. HlCkMNG.
Sent. a. 1871.
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Coal: COal:!

FU%lIE subscriber is u,w prepared to furnish q
superior article vi coal, TO all those wish.
ing to lay in their winter supply, or 10 ieamstcrs
Tor the Chicago market. lie has number OF
men al work in his pitt, aud cen furnish any
amount requicL, I'll the lowest cash price
FRANCIS BRADY.
Ottawa, Sept. II 1917.
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TO MARRIED. LADIES.

Married ladies are almost invariably subject t."
that painiul and injurious dls.ase the Piles, Nth
consequent Inflammation Il tina stomach. bowels.
and spine, weakness # III. hack, flow ut Blnud
10 the krad,& The Electuary .pcrircily safe
Tor Pregnant Indies al d the most useful ca'hsric
that can>po..lbly Ice used, A. it will not ouls re-
move the rrlrs aud all luilimmaory diseases
without pain OF irritation. hut will ensure an ca.
r, time. asaie delivery, ard a sound constitution
10 the oif,pnne
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12

y tNEN GOODS.
4 ! % pieces Russia aud Scotch Diaper,
81 do ToweIIing and Crash,
10 do iiuckerblck rONelliug,
10 It, Ir,h hJuous,
Il aud lOi Dama,k Linen,
White, Black ,nd Brown Hollands, together
with all gods IA the lG'uI, hing line. on sale at
Oct. % 1917. BOUGHTONN.