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The Democrats profess to be followers of Mr..
JEFFERSON and the Jelersonian test for appointments
TO office was, " Is he honest, is he capable is he
faithful to the Constitution p The following state
ment will show how closely the Democratic Ad-
ministration adhere to the rule of their protested
model
CONTEST THE BLTEsviLLE (ARE) RFGIsrERsHrr
You have much doubtless in the papers about Miller and
Neil and know both WELL and have lived long the
same country will give you brief history Of the whole
matter John Miller is farmer in good circumstances
Henry Neil tanner well to do in the world. Both most
worthy and excellent citizens When the Register of
the land Office died here both applied Cor the office thus made
vacant Miller backed by the Yen party Neil by the
Ashley party. Miller received the appointment, and gave
bond and entered upon the duties Of his office Ashley s
friends, who for Neil, got up petition Mil
Ter lie charged with being dsoganzcr that he failed
to vote for Neil and other Democrats for the Legislature
Ashley succeeded in removing Miller and putting in NELL
Now Mlcrs friends had their dander stirred up, and they set
TO work to have Neil put They charged that Neil
voted Tor holland, Wing, and that secret used
to remove Miller and finally that President Polk poor good
naured SOUL had been imposed upon They succeeded and
out went Neil, and in went Miller. This winter another
effort is to be made and possibly again may 90 Miller and
IN again may 90 Ncil.-Noidnd 10 LytisUiie Journal
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T AMPS, CHANDELIERS, CandeIabra,, GIran-
doles, Rich China and bohemian Glass Vases.

T AMPS, CHANDELIERS Candelabra,, Giran-
H. doles, Rich China and bohemian Glass Vases,
nan Lanterns, &cs-DEITZ, BROTHERS CO,
asngton Stores, No. 1879 William street. New York.
door south OF Fulton street. manufacturing and have al
ways on hand full Of articles in their line of the
following descriptions which they will SELL wholesale
retail, at low prices for cash
Solar LampsCilt Bronzcd and Silycred in great variety
Suspending Solar Lamps, gilt aud brouzed
Bracket do do do
Side do do do
Solar Chandeliers do do 3 :, = and 6 lights
Camphine Suspending Lamps gilt and bronzcd
Do Bracket do do
DO Chandeliers do do ,, ;, !, and lights
Girandoles-l Silyered, and Bronzed patterns
Candelabrns do do do do
China Vases and Bohemian Glass Vases, do
Hall Lanterns, large assortment, plain aud stained
Stained and Bohemian Glass Lights
Lamp Wicks, Chimneys aud Shades Of all kinds
Paper Shades large patterns aud stye
Oils-Sperm, Whale, and Lard of the best quality
Superior Camphne and Burning Fluid dec 2-w5w
THE CONGRESS or THE UNITED STATES
NTESSRS. HARPER * BROTHERS, OF New York will
lNk speedily publish
THE BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY or CONGRESS,
containing Memoirs OF the Members of the Thireh Con.
gress with their Autographs and occasional Portraits en-
bacing the prominent OF their lives and their
ion with the political history Of the times, sc.
ny HENRY 4. WHEELER, Esq.
IL Ills wok IS the design to present series OF bographi-
cal sketches u e mcbers of the existing Congress- ire
spectye OF party, and deduced from authentic thus
presenting an attractive and succnc form Tie leading
sentas OF the political history aud progress Of the country
The absence oil any permanent aud accredited record OF the
actions aud personal traits of those who have contributed to
the national advancement has been subject frequent
grct IS to this the present enterprise It's origin.
dec 4-3t
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An esteemed friend, who resided some years ago
in South America in official capacity, and whose
own character did credit to his country abroad has
favored with the annexed notice Of distinguish
ed gentleman who will soon arrive among us as
Minister Penipotentiary from one of the Southern
Republics. Such representative does honor both
the country which sends him and the country TO
which he is sent.
Messrs EDrroRs observe in a recent number Of your
paper the of the arrival Havana, route
for Washington, of General Pedro A. HEuRAN, Minister
Plenipoenary from the Republic Of New Grenada TO the
United States.
Whilst have without inermission, been represented
at Bogota since the acknowledgment of the independence Of
Colombia, New Grenada, Of the constituent States of that
delunct Republic, has never except special mis-
sion in s42 sent Minister to the United States Believing
that the importance, at all times great Of preserving the
friendly relations with sister Republics Of South America
has been enhanced by the present unhappy with
southern neighbour rejoice that New Grenada has manifested
disposition by ccprocatng diplomatic relations, draw
closely the friendly ties subsisng between her and the
United States The personal character Of the Minister she
has chosen to represent her Washington is a subject Of fell
citation to both countries. Gen. Herran is of ability
and great private worth When youth he served in
the war OF Independence ard present at many hard
fought battle in which he always distinguished for his
bravery and good conduct. He filed afterwards various civil
o;es including those Of Secretary of State and of President
Of the Republic. His term Of service expired in lsi5 when
he succeeded by Gen MosauEuA, whose daughter he
married two or three years before that period.
Simple and unostentatious in his manners devoted TO the
interests Of his county, and partial to the institutions Of
ours, gallant soldier enlightened statesman, and
amabIc gentleman, Gen. HEnRAS deserves cordial well
come, and will render himself avorc in your private
circles the society Of which his familiarity with the English
language will enable him to enjoy. -
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All makes a total of

letter received at Vera Cruz from Fort Henley"
the National Bridge, dated the 18th Instant the
arrival there OF Gen. Patterson, with his immense ain and
nearly five thousand troops having gone far without the
least molestaon He had established his headquarters at
Santa Annals hacienda but take up his line Of march
in few days, accompanied by the Baltimore battalion and
Tilghman's fine company of light artillery.
COL Hughess command still at the National Bridge, in
toeabe good health only fifty being the sick list and but
few of them seriously ill.
letter from Vera Cruz, dated the slh instant states
that goods forwarded to the interior Ozaba were no
longer subject to the imposed by the Mexican
authorities, nor they molesed the road. This
considered satisfactory evidence that the guerrilla force
daily becoming weaker in the surrounding country.
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The steamer Acadia, which sailed from Boston
for Liverpool on Wednesday, took out nearly half
a million OF dollars in specie.
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FROM VERA CRUZ.

The steamer Edith, with intelligence from Vera
Cruz TO the 9Th instant, arrived at New Orleans on
Monday week.
The United States propeller Buchanan, bound
from Vera Cruz TO Tampico, on the evening OF the
9Th instant went ashore on Lobos Island Vessel
a total loss-no lives lost.
The Vera Cruz FREQ Iris Of the 9Th publishes
the following extract Of letter from its correspon-
dent at Jalapa:
81 have letter from Queretaro of the 25th of October
from which learn that there seyeny-one deputies then
IN the cly although some of them ILL., But is known
that several others were their way thher aud be-
heved mat there would very shortly be sufficient number
there TO open the The first business would be the
election OF provincial President of the Republic, for which
post the following gentlemen candidates Senior Pena
Pena, General Herrera, and General Almone. They write
me that news has reached them of designs formed in the city
oil Mexico by The stockholders who perceving that they
not now introduce monarchy into Mexicofor there Is
body VINO would be willing TO purchase the and govern
the nation without its sympahies-propose TO form great
States and to annex them the American Union But
TINS design OF these vampires only TO enable them to ENJOY
IN peace the fruits OF their rapnc, the nation will look with
indignation upon these schemes, and will rather be at
initiated imam voluntarily consent to the loss of its ndepen
dence which has much blood The paper called he
Razonddor Certainly by contradiction of terms the
which maintains the opinions Of this party and is paid
for II by these men of the stock market"
The Arcoris gives the following statement of
the forces which the Mexicans have in the field:
At Queretaro under Gen. Busamente ..... /, 900
Santa Annas army under Rncon ..,....... A, 00e
The gasons of Mazatan, La Sonora and Acapulco A. 600
In the State of Tabasco and Chapas. 2, 900
Under Urea, Caryajal, and Canales ....... ., 900
brigade at Poos commanded by Fisoa ..... 3, 900
AT Ioluca under Pena Baragan,. 1000
In the State OF Oaaco .................l 600
The whole force of guerrasom Vera Cruz Pueba 900
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COMPLEMENTARY OF rue WV onLEaS. nrLrA.

We are all at perfect stand, and auxi,lsly awag hr
disposition OF our Government The city much quiet
than it has been for many years indeed it il well rtgua-
ted asany city m any country. The ouy difficulties
ring caused by occasional drunken soldier falling in
with the pcos at night, which usually results the
nation OF the soldier Many OF The families who left during
the siege are now returning to their homes The wounded
recovering, and the general health of the army is good
Day before yesterday the Archbishop paid visit to General
Scott His Holiness received with marked distinction by
the Genean.chici and should not he surprised il the Gem
erals aiabIly and easy style Of conversation somewhat
pleased him, at least for the moment
1t is absolutely impossible conjecture what the poll
tics Of this country will take The dscorant factions
Earring, each jealous lest the other should conclude peace
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have said that tho unounded claim OF Texas TO the terri
tory between The Nuecos and the Rio Nore the greatest
impcdmeni peace OF this there be no doubt For it.
relnquishng the spirit Of military conquest nothing shall be
required but the ndemncs due to citizens the United
States have only accept the terms which been nv
the Mexican Government II consents yield territory FIVE
degrees Of atude nearly three hundred and fifty miles
BREADTH and extending from New Mexico TO the Pacific. AL
though the greater part Of this quite worthless yet the po
ton Of California lying between the Sierra Neveda and the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-02
TO FARNlERS!

TOILET WOOLLEN FACrORY.-The
% subscriber will keep on hnnl large asspri-
men, Of clhth of his own manufacture, which he
proposes u exchange fu wool. He will give
ono yard IL = ,,J heavy cloth Cor two and half
p'unl. NJ good clean wool of the sano quality (;
or he will work wool upon sharcs, as fnllows;-
give one.half the cloth the wool makes by receiv-
ing cigh, cents per ward from the customer upon
nj. half, or all the wool makes by receiving thirty
eight cent, per yard for manufacturing, lie will
also manufacture for customcm --hlantets, jeans
and atnnel', "a well as sa'inett and full cloth.
CiDih d es1ng dvno on reasonable terms.
and a, .hhr, notice, N,ne but tbs best work.
men will b. employed.
Any person gnni,o Chicago, from the cen.
trail or s,u,hern part of the state, will pass by
thi, town, an ! all the subscriber wishes, to in.
sure a enn,innance Of patronage isto once have
g, mn pa,ro lice him. Wool can be SAINT up the
tllihoi. river. detected TO ]. a. Matcsnn, Juliet,
viii county. 10 the care Of Me- Abrams, Peru,
Ms. nm II will be forwarded, where cloth will
No put up in a neat an safe manner, according
10 the above terms aud sent in return to any part
II the State withou, troubling the owners TO nc.
c,mp,ny H. KNTTESON.
n. --Prrsons coming finn dsiance with
quantity Of wool To he cardcd or manufactured
ifobIigcd to stay over night, shall be to M ex.
psnse. IA NJ.
joliet, Mich cel, 1877. ~
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Family Boarding school.

Mr. Il MRS CLAhk r'op,s, "pr,ing y
lVn school iur young Ladies' a, rhrir residence
one mile south of Ottawa. IT, commence N the
first Monday Of May next.
The location IL pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may he desirable in the quictof the
country with the advantages 10 be desired from
the society If The iowa.
Knowing that there are many parents in the
county who have no, the opportunity Of cduca-
ting their children Al home. we take this ncihod
of saying to such parents, that we will take a
limited nomher of pupils into our own family
and will endeavor ~ Mr as possible, to Improve
their intellectual and mnral characlH We shall
endeavor 50 to diversity aud srraogr ar sgsen
Of instruction that our sch.tsrs o,nny MI be-
come weary, and vet he advanced ms rapi.lly n-
possible in their sludies. fion "ur own 'Jv,n-
tagea OF education aud experience in teaching
wsAraa we shall hc able ,oaarla acnu,-e of
instruction and discipline ehich Nill insure a
progress pleasing IL everv parent
Scholars sen, TO ms FINN ahrnnd will he n oil
times under our wa'chiri rsri s,dhe ,s,acd III
every rrspsct like aanl'.s-. '.ss4 li.r,ls.
The p,icc IL TUITION wi'Ilsary art ~ !" 70
per quarter accrrlir ,,,the acc and auain.snts
~ tI's,a.pil- papl s yer week. I,oarI and
washing ST. 30
I.1 VI VI III - u. A1I
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Houses Pile Ointment,

most valuable, safe, and certain cu,s f. -,
L TIE Pife'. q Numerous ctuifcn,,s ., II :.
happy effects OF this Ointment may b, io,,J nm.
on the "rslrer acc n rai vine ,ect hcnl,
I'pa"d "ny b, GEO. ". HLTSE Np.b.
VIE, Tom. frice 81 I,t h.,lI,.
or SAFE IN Sou'hr"u by stDlef& Crs,e
wholesale agents, for Wrcn,iu. INA p,,s;,,,
n"'ihern Illinois Ind for Which T,,n,S,:r.
ava states all otd'rs should be a,Lh,,,.d
u. u. 'hlMHsON, agent Ottsva.lu
Ottawa. June 80 1876. 10
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New Mug AlOIc.

8 THE Subscriber has re-
eTA moved to The new building
~ recently erected by George
k Cooirv. one door north Of
the NonsIon House, where
49, he is now prepared (sinre
his return from the east 10 offer the most
complete assorImcn, of Drugs, hedi-
cines, Chemicals. Paints. OILS, Glass,
and every article in the IIne al Drugs ever
before Offered IN Ibis market, together
with most every variety Of faren, Mrdr-
cine which has received the appreciation
OF the Medical Faculty, Offered to the
public. consisting Of
Indian Cholagncue FihensocI' Nernliuge
smiths Tonic Ssup Cough Balsam
Hnuse's Indian oulc Eye-Na',r
ferris'S do do Ruh,lacrni
Bristat', ,lslw y I'D Cherry; Cough Iozrug"s'
BIlstnl's Carmin,,ivc |. zengcs; Sands >arslpa.
rilla; Comstnck'S do; Lees Antl-hil"uS fil'>;
Elmorr's In do; phlnry's do do; NriehTs indian
Vegetable do; Bruggs vegetable and ionic de-;
Posts pnnr man',d': lnnper's female d"; Snlth's
sugar coated d.; Bnndreth's d.; Wislar's dc;
Rrssurertrnu do Noilit's phnnly hiliersand pills;
Jew David's Hebrew plaster; Spohn'S head-nchf
remedy; cheeseman's Arabian h,lSam: Prcioial
balsam honey; Dnwn's halsnmic clixer; Barh"l"-
news PINK cxpecior'ni: Parcels Arabian I'M.
meni; Hav'- Linlneut. for piles; Barclays Group
cuhebs aud sarslparlla, and many Articles not
which will SCI a. low aS hicaeo
prices. Aug % 1881 e. t.. THO -PSON
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you take il ont. As soon as the water is
taken OF the fire. pour i, into the barrel
with the other ingredients, with which j,
must be well mixed. Sir the compound
once a, leas. every day until i. becomes
ipiid in the highest degree; for expert
snce has SHAWN, that the older aud more
offensive The liquid. the more quick Is IT.
action. The barrel should be CLOSELY
covered at all times. except hra stirring
,he liquid Or applying u 10 the rers.-
When I, Is required 10 use the mixture,
Al Is only necessary Ia sprinkle II over
the plants or trees. which may be done
very ehtciually w garden engine or
syringe.
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To the PuhliC.

YlHE GREAT HEALING SALVE The
a wonderful efrc, OF COnuels Pain ExiTnior
~ removing all pain from burns almost instantly
upon ls application, is truly astonishing. aud
did the public generally know of the saualivr
properties, we are convinced that no person, cs.
pecialiy heads Of families, would allow them.
selves to he a single day without il. 1t has lUup
been n desidpratun with medical men to find n
safe and established remedy for hurns, one which
would remove Inflammation without causing al
dionnl pain and speedily extract the fire.
This great magical pnin extractor combines all
these properties aud many more. II prevents ~
extracts morlilicalion. relieves all pain caused 10y
bruises, hIis,ered surfaces, &c. The ignorant as.
sertions often made that any thing said to have
universal merit must be good Tor nothing is best
replied to h, informing the scientific, that all
the properties Of anodync, aslrngeni, anllseptic
netvinc, hctpatic and hllsamlc, together with
many minor virtues. are herein chemically con.
cen,ratcd in the mos, powerful dcgrce, which
union composing drawing and healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with such ease as To
give often the appearance of miracle.
The above article with cure The following com
plants, or no pay taken for il, vz;--Burns
scaljs, sprains, erupions, chilllains, old sores.
bruises, scrofula, sore eyes, sore nipples, erysp
flHS, UiihIfH w WV 'dNNi NusNo cW'i'hb'f piSry
either blind or bleeding.
Rcnj the following "a child, a nephew Of a
friend Of mine stepped in vessel Of boiling WA
ter and scalje1 iis leg up To its knee, when Con
npl's pain extractor. from 81 Couulandt sire, :,
was applied, which almost instantly gave rcis
to the little sufferer, and soon entirely cured it,
Also o child of nv own burned its hand severe.
", and used the sslyc, which gave inslsn, re.
lief. aud seen cured |, entirely and | 4 one,
rould not be induced To be without it. think
every family should always keep il on hand to
use in case Of snch accidents. II ADAMS,
Pastor Of Trinity church, Saugcrirt. NY.
nTConnel's Pain Extractor is sold wholesale
and retail by COMSTOCk Il BR0TERS,
SO Sccend at. ST. L'ux,
a9-6n and q l. THOM psON. OTTAWA
LNOR saie q 4 bsrgain--l new lumber
NJ ssa~na 49, e~ssrv,s a., he ~
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NCIiCc,

Il he copar'n'Tship Heretofore tNi,,.
a ing between Mocre & Lowe. Was
u'Ssu''ed on The 9Th inst, by ulual cen.
sent The business will te ccr9,c,,l as
usurl at the old stand by tie s,h.crtr
All persons indebted to Il @ late finn
are requested 10 call ant ssule rnn,di.
"''I, '"o save cost. W. MCt RE.
Ottawa, Feb. 10, 1877.
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Drugs, MEDICINES, &C.

INIE subscriber has just received
from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines, dye siulrs,
paints, oils. putty. glass and glassware.
&c, 81; also! he best quality Of brandies
and wines Tor medical purposes.
N. o. The ms, approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call al the old stand on the south side OF
The public square, and examine III stock
before ,lrchasi elsewhere
July %, 1916 G. E. WALKER.
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FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.

FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
NArTlNGER woa purchasers to the very large
~ aud elegant stock Z" NE" GOODS front
embracing L.2DIES URESS
Rr AID mrhu
chalr 10 u J.,sS c IN -,a .,,rpy
WOURNING GOODS
+ 1t tl,c. * e.
WHITE WESLIN OOD
sigh Of c'm
SILKS.
B" Rune" irlNw, pd-rp Isi b,nnet l,bnn
rye - '''s sDolr
Also. r'k audi ohiniSe
r. Santn seuu,g
HOSIERYS GLOTES.
H0USEKEEPING GODS.
nldr diaper
&c
NEWS SUMMER UEAR
land drills
nukt ~ em- ? &c
GENTLENEN'S WEaR.
f"mt and English cloths
the
misses iIrrn;m
FI,ncebau ebraIa
VI
CrOckery, Hard~are, Groceries, Sc.
es Of Country Produce exchange highest
ket bPesons having UoOi 10 M find
All god clean washed Wool clear
Wool will be taken
made To ship consignment May !, lsi7-i3
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NOTICE..

nERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing
lots in the "Ouawa Cemeiery," can
have The same CIR s. each, if,aIen before
the LIST Of May next. after which time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion TO the value Of the improvements
made. G. III. NORRIS.
March -, lSl7. 36-f
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CABINET WARE & CHAIR
MANU- TORY.

leTiiIs, he prepared 10 execute wofI atthe shOH-
est notice, Aud he is prepared to manufacture
S.fH, Side. Boards, Secretaries,
Bureaus, Centre Tables, &C.,
In style equal to L ,sern articles, and E, prices
to sui! the ines. lie also manufactures
CiairS, Tajies. BedSisads, SC,
Of every guilty, and fur the lowest cash Price
IIe has lust procured beautiful HEARSE,
which enables him 10 accommodate those who
my wish his services az Tn iettakcr. lie
will furnish collins and attend to funerals on the
mosl liberal terms.
II hopes, Ivy strict attention 10 business, aud
by making moderate ch,rgss, TO receive a large
share Of the pubic patronage.
WARREN MOORE.
Ouaw, April %, 1916 40
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NJ triN this well.

4 GUE--rhere is no necessity for
IA any one to have the Ague when it
is so satisfactorily proved ,ha, Macken.
zic's Tonic Febrfnge will effect radical
cure. So convinced are the proprieiors
Of tins fact. tina. they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where il fails. when the directions
are strictly complied wiih.
Y. BAssSETr,
m Agent for the Proprie,ofs.
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10 h,Irs ui / / heavy,
10 q sn.'erire. Wtvrrly's,
100 !hs ni hes, ,authsrn Yam. No To II,
40 carpet SlrP, doubled aud
twisted. pI,in,
1901 ofbrsi doubled and
twisted. c,lpred.
800 lhs candle wicking.
800 ro',on batting, FOR sale very low by
Jly %, 1916 &c WALKER.
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Crockcry. CrOckcry!:

1--WE subscrihoriis inst received =
L. large supply Of crockery, n, his
pew aud cheap stare N La Sille. lie
sells cheap, and his assortment canno; be
equaleI IN ne county.
RICHARD CODY.
In Sale July 81, 1916.
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IRON AND NAILS.

- TONS iRpN Il N\ILS We have jus,
L y received our Spring stock NJ Iron aud
Nails. dlrec, from the mauuticiory, all IT Shlch
We will warrant In he Of The very hest quality
,nl will ~ s,lJ At the lnNcst prices
April l6, 1917. J. MtNhEY 81 co.
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Notice.

A J l. persons indebted 10 Jsncs Ry-
IN ar, by note or book account, y lille
at Peru or Morselles, will please call at
his store in Marseilts on o. before n g
fifteenth day Of February next. and seile,
or their notes and accounts will tie l.it
with proper officer for collection.
Marseiles. Jan. Is. IS47.
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Fire! Fire.!

A NY quantity Of Goa kept constantly
IN on hand at the Fox River Feedf,l
and a, my house in Ottawa, on Fron,si.
Warranted 10 be Of The best qualify ipiles
county. FRANCIS BRAD. ~
Ottawa. Oct. o. 1916. ~