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Harlem. N. Y. April |, 1917,
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Anthony, IL Y

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

nRY GOODs-Selliug Out 10 Close g Concerns
LIT. KELLOGG = CO. 1863 Greeuwicil.st betw cen
Cortland and Dey sls. being obliged to remove or close
their business by the fret OF May will ofer their desire
bic stock fancy staple dry goods at such prices viii
make Il an object for all who bargains call Their
stock consists principally Of sape goods and have all been
bought the lowest rates and meny Of them will be sod
much lower than cost among which may be found large
LOT Of beautiful small figured De Lains 81 Ia I'D per yard
lot OF do at TO- and To- Cd. lot printed French Lawns
at l0d and also L. I'D and Is sd Prints from id 10
Is per yard large stock OF Bleaehed 5hrtngs from a.
to IT, per yard Linen Goods OF all kinds al % per cent be-
low usual price lot Of Cashmere Staws, wool mddles
81 also lot OF very fine and rich patterns do all wool
81 Sos also lot OF splendid patterns printed Tibet
do do at 81 60 This Is no humbug hose who give us
call will find. S. T. KELLOGG Il co.
al lwt 1863 Greepwich-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

~ New.Yofk or BrooklynThs farm Of tue suesers.s
"~ near Geneva Ontario County known - Noesss
and comprises about co OF the finest ~hesl aao ~
frat rate state Improvement There are upon ne w
nses brick dwelling house 20 BY 81, bul IN ne -
cottage style with double vale and partitions o. IT.
with wood house. and Aitchen attached, So also -
stable carriage house and tenant housed There he ~
FIVE acres Of wood the balance being excellent an
high Of cultivation. The place 10 supplied VIE
OF all The choicest varieties. pears, peaches
berries strawberries and other fruils OF he cno.ce
nevs and In full view othst village and ofhe
Apply 10 the subscriber on the premises or TO
T. WHITTEMORE, Esq. 81 Finest New.f0hna aox
m3O I'm b. bLO2sS.-
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A RIsTA,s MAP OF THE STAT OF WAR

PIAZZA for entrance of house IN rear door oy
IA 10 feet enclosed with green blinds and blind door 10
same for sale cheap as Will be taken down inmedlsiey
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farms for Gale.
FARM FOR SALE VERY CHEAP,

FARM FOX ShLE VERY Wheat
s3A VERY DELIGHTFULLY."- situated farm
acres. on the Passec River and Paterson hslfess'
As-m miles from Jersey Cay. 70 az old coantrynn w
farm would be particularly cesrsble-.he sceneri ~
log strong simiilude that around Richmond % -
Thames. There are on i hundreds OF fful ues. -
about two acres OF strawberries (which last yer FN
duced 225O t~o ssresms ~ wafer With Ssh por1 ~.
10 acres OF fne ship timber q wharf on which sss~
were formerly built The river as0 supplies sDueasH
Of fish especially smell and snad, IN The sessoo "o~
cock ard rabbits are plentiful No lsnd can be slpn
for early vegetables 4, hsv;sg southern slope ana ~
protected on the north by woods. Price $500
cen remain on mortgage. For farther particulars y
chart csl Dir. c. B. HOOKER, Clarendon sslecn,.'
Broadway, mo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

THE BOOK or THE FEET;
"a History Of BOofs and Shoes;
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS of the Fashions OF the Egyp;
w tans, Hebrews. Persians, Greeks and Romans and
the prevailing style throughout Europe during ths middle
ages down the present period; also. Hlns 10 asaA.
eTs and REMEDIES FOR CORNS, &c. BY J. sfARkFs
HALL Patent Elatic Bootater 10 her Majesty tf queen
ne QUEEN Dogagsr and fks QuecR Of Belga's from u-
second London edition. with History OF boos ana 3ios
IN he United States Biographical Sketches Of Emiaent
shoemakers, and Crispen Anecdotes.
This curious book contains brief sketches OF me ives OF
the following eminent Shoemaker
Roger Siermo Dans! Sh,y, CldeCa lee, S9sae Dft.r,
Jo,ph TsndTel Re-. I'm. Carey, Rsr james Aes0i, No
bert bloomfield n Clifford Noa! oreester jams Lack
insso Taolas Holcre George For Rev. ,a htntIa
Price OF the book 50 cents or, FIVE copies for - WI
be sent by mall for about eight cents postage
WILSON co. Publishers.
az gDklW Is Spruce 81 NewrOFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

ONB-EIGHrH OF AN INTENTIONAL IN
~ venton for increasing the speed and safety Of steam
boats has been secured by depostng csvss In the Pa
Ofice OF The United States said invention having
been examined and spprovei by more than three
scientific and practical men The Inventor 10 now In this
city and has commenced building boat that al may see
the power and importance OF the invention. Oneeighh
psEt will be sold scientific and practical man for
sonahle compensation, he inventor desiring 10 have IN
sslsni 10 aid him IN building An interview may be had
with the inventor 81 los Neseys from O'CLOCK 10 p.
~ where drawing and full explanation may be seen and
heard.
The subscriber wishes hire steam engine offrom
10 10 IS horse power. la2 lw'l sEWALL SHORT.
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Urn GOODS.
EhskoIpEsIEs LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS, RIBBONS, kC.
pROAnwAX

EaskoIDEsIEs LACE GOODS DRESS cars aIshOssl &C,
377 BROADWAY,
M SCOTT 4 CO. have recently opened The above
w with large and splendid stock TO which they
respectfully invite tho attention OF lsdies Amid new
and elegant variety will be found rANRouR DsfssRs very
fns duanly from So NEEDLE WORK TUCKED DRESSES
70 and row from sO lot OF eelored figured sheer cling
ham dresssf So embroidered robes from - 81
10 500 abort Is dozen FEEDLEwOSK COLLARS from IS ~
s. EACH large quantity csenisee,, ysrious styles 30
dozen embroidered cuffs from a. 70 &C. per pair sheer Ispe
bcrdered LAWS HANDKERCHIEF from 50 10 -2 pei doz
hemmed -stitch, riysrs snd embroidered 60. new and
elegant assortment Of Imitation lace epes from - 70 TO
81 30 each large qusouty black and while lace veii
from g. upward Remarkably cheap excellent ysft'
ely OF the STRING EIEROSS offered al very
small advance the cost OF importson % or % dozen
dre cgpy comprising almost every variety OF style tuli
assortment OF YalencieBnfs, mechn, Regency, Point
dAleneon, black Brussels and imitation sces muslin
trimmings, &c &c. NJ g-As every article Is marked Al
the lowest remuuerstng profit dv'9on IN Fries' can be
ynads ms In
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FOR sALR-second-rsnf Counters, sashes, Sash
y doors, Shelves, ~ pot up Ct short notice, By
us IN j. LOCKE, BaidsF, 81 ADl-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

FOR sALE-The fixtures OF a retail dry goods siore
nearly ard In complete order, consisting Of ccur
ers wtndowstauds, shelves &e &c Of pine wood paint
cd oak The counters having sod black walnut tops, will
be sold very cheap for cash. applied for soon a. they
must be removed from the premises before Ist May Can
be seen In the store s r. corner OF EgSthevenue and
sevenIeenih-st Apply 10 II II GREEN, "a cedar.st ID
story. al Iw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

nnA FARM FOR SALE on Long Island ~ =
from Brooilyn or The Jericho Turnpike ss;sst
liculars apply 10 John Shnmins on iAs ~ ecIi6st
nils Inns ROOT. Coffee, ,. 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

Ship Gondola Henry which sailed hence for Cork
sfa nit having encountered heavy gses knocked down
on her beam ends shifted cargo, and received other
DAMAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

naAFARnf TO LET or to le.ss 90 s,sts' ,sdsl
three quarters OF a uiie rom ro"n''" nsla'
Ann-sl
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MEMORANDA,

The barometer board the U. s. Cutter fancy began
IA fall on Friday morning but down very slow-st
noon u was 1915 inches, wind from South and rsin-si
sP NJ. (about which time the gale commenced) II fell
rapidly wind strong from the North and snow and con-
slnaed 10 10 down until midnight when It was at It's
lowest point, 2s.75 Thermometer A. wind heavy from
SNE. About "A NJ. on Saturday II began TO rise and
n WIS 2s25 but tho gale did not reach its hight
until after Up NJ ATS o'clock the mercury al 90 Is
wind sbatng and weather beginning to look like moder
ating. At the commencement Of the storm the cou.
passes were much sgtsted and unusually distracted and
Tor half an hour were almost useless but the
gale appeared have taken its character the magnetic
needles sssamed their polarity and were not again
-
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Gouses for Sale.
sss VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY 70,

81 VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY es as
W;a al Public Auetion.-The undersigned WIN otter hs
- sac az pqSnc sncnpn on Weonssosy eIS s.a sNs
Mil Property at Maeawan formerly The property fA
Richard Dewitt, aud now occupied by Adm. Smith, coo
slsng of about of land comprising addition
water privileges for cotton factory The mill hss bevs
long established as grist mill and 10 too well known
need any particular description, being the only hourDf
iablishment In the vicinity.
TheY will offer also at The sane time the touss sss b
formerly owned by said Dewiu, Pleasantly situated neE
The same with fine garden and full trees AMI 81 prsssi
occupied by James Fneelsnd.
The above will be- found very desirable property sni
cow offered 10 close q concern. Terms made easy an
particulars made known on tho day OF sale SAFE loslrTs
Derrick BRlNCKERH0ff
DANIEL sTRANo,
Fishkin. March 10. ls4l. mis- lswa'
80 A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM for 'sle-
81 An elegant house aud acres OF land, siiuset
0s Uoadilla one OF the most beautiful villages Of ne
Susquehanna valley and directly In view Of that picture.
que river snd within short distance OF the New ortM
Erie Railroad The house 10 OF stone substantially buk
and very roOmy There are fruit and ornamental kesi
with abundance OF pure water.
Also, farm near The village, consisting OF ebOli "a
arTes 81 good land with good stone dwelling, barn u
&c For terms which will be liberal, epply 10
nh MESSENGER, lsi Msidsulaus,
ml7 2awlm or TO o. H. NOBLE. on the premise,
a. SIXTH wAED PK1PERrx for sslo.. :. 'sl
- Merchants Exchange on the 9Th Of April, 1871 II
o'clock the valuable lot and premises situate on se cor
ner OF UuaQtt ATOss Afutft rh bcint VS.
front and rear and sbou, So feet deep. For particulars
apply TO The suclloneer, or 10 PINNE BUERILL, Nl
sau-st.
- FOR SAIE-Lots on Tweniy-stslh and Tx,usy.
t seventh sta west of Tentb-avenuo and one lol %
- Twenty-ff tb-st betwesn Ninth and Tenth ssena
Add let, two lots on Eleventh avenue with rftid
wharfage Inquire q JAMES 5. sLu ITeA
milo 2mF Al WhH
ga COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE : EsgniJ
Uad situated 81 miles from New-York, mile from Raj
< road several trains running day. Tho house s1'
out buildings commodious great variety Of ffus
trees. For particulars Inquire d J. M. MARSH
ma I'M EldddgeTsL MI
,ns Ar PRIVATE sALR.-rwo lOs OF grOuna0
We Laurens-sL s
~A Also two lots on Sehieffien.sL al Manbslls5vis
each lot % feet By half the block. For parc s spp
10 ANTHONY !. BLEECKER, Anctloneef,
m3l lw BfoadsI
an FOR sALE The lot and three story house "a
&s first rats Orderl 39 Fifh-s near Avenue D. Iae's
-@ small stable the Terms will be sccon'
modelling. For particulars inquire OF
m3l ca j. 4. MILLS. ISIS Cherya
"a FOR SALE, or Exehtngs for other Properly
1 The Saw Mil at hc foot of Grand o. n X. Tue 60
A CINE IL a horse power, eEd machinery u good oros
Inquire Of Tmls im'l OEc w, RIBLEr, II Tompiinst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

~ FARM-RAHWAY,N Nd. al Private ssls. ~
spring. and farm Of $50 acres situated 90 hs 49,
rosd leading from Railway 10 Perth Ameoy 80
miles OF the N. J. Railroad Depot IhrIe sfe ~. ~,
of cultivation, fine gardens ard a great vsriIy o.
choicest fruit good and substantial dwelling hoss
Sor, rooms thers 1, also milk rooms, cellars, nc. sg
barns ouRousss OF vsrioas descriptions, ali in sue'isno
order For farther particulars apply 70
mSO lw ANTHONY J. BLEnckEk, Bfosd.S
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GEORGE TRU9COTT, u.
AIinrnAY nr Attaching Creditor
MA Iswe,

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF The
County of NewYors, Notice Is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims ens Joine Butler late Of the Guy
OF NswYork engrayer, deceased, TO present the same
with the vouchers thereof he subscriber al the ONCE OF
VIM. Macksy, No ~ Parkrow, 10 the City OF NewYorh,
on or before the second day Of April nesL Dated New
YORK, the thireth day OF september, 1876
o3 lawGms HARRIET H. BUTLER, ADMIR-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

CUANO AND FRENCH Ferulifng rowders-By
VI the for farmers, and 10 small qusnuues put up 10
can be used for vines grass vegetables or lowers FAN
directions accompanying each parcel For sale whole
"A and retail corner Of Chambers and Center sta MI ~
nAGUERREOTYPEC AsES-Fiaed with glass
IL and mafings al unusually low prices the lot now on
hand will sold ct ss per groce and upward a. the sub
scrber intends discontinue the manufacture OF the ar
Gle. lsl Steod- l.. CHAPMAN. Io2 WtIlism-st
PHILADELPHIA PRESS BRICk.-For sale
one hundred thousand first quality Lybrands make
Address WIN @. LYBRAND, 80 Eilberi-:t
al 3teed' Philadelphia
SPANIsH PAPER for Cigar Makers-A small LOT
IJfor sale BIZ RURNAPS BABCOCk,
mia sw us bulton.sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

SHERWOOD,s Magnetic Machines. BY recent I'M
Sproveinens In these machines their power is doubled
IN cases OF the same sire and the price reduced 10 49, $40,
sl2 ard s4 each They have double The power. and
run much better and with less noise than any other ma
chimes and much beter adapted for mesmeusing ~
well az magnetslng patients than any other In use Esch
case accompanied with manual 18Th edition, pp. 23i,
S2mo ia he English French language, according 10 or.
der containing specific directions for the method Of
using this and which alone can render II ef-
ieeve Physicians and others are cautioned against pur-
chasing the limitations OF these machines under "hateyer
nsme as hey will be found OF little value. No pre-
MUM has been Obtained over our machines A. The
American any other Institute As represented by the
manufacturers OF inferior machines.
II. n. SHERWOOD, VI. ID 100 Chambers-sL N. Y.
For sale also by w. RADDE, 80 Broadway. mSl 81.
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- FAKM FOR sALE-In Henry GO. IIIinoi.s

- FAM FOh ~ In hsn,y y 70 an ma
sA- good dwelling house and out buildings, 10 -
Of which Is In hg Oh state ofcnlva;on, and tbs soil "
richest quality 10 sdvantsgeously situated for me
growing business and has now on Il hock Of 1900, vs.
viii be sold with the farm IL desired II 10 Ia pefeey
healthy location, well watered and timbered For ~
ulsrs inquire of Mcssrs Halstcd Brokaw, % Wlban~
New-York or Mr.. George A. Moon, Buffalo.
mH In 4tN1itsWe G. BEECH, ITO brosdNy-
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u Office open on week days from A. NJ. until r NJ
On SUNDAYS from II p NJ No letter sent from The Of
fee without an order. j. =. hbNhON, Il. VI.
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Goal.

sCHUYLKILL COAL VIA. THE CANAL,
LFRED LAYTON, Of st. Clair, schuylkill county, 10
n prepared TO deliver coal OF his mining, direct
via the schuykil and Delaware and Rarsn canals. All
orders addressed 10 him al st. Clair Schuykl County or
10 the subscribers his Agents. al Philadelphia, will meet
with prompt attention
mT 20 BACON MCFARLAND.
EOR SALE-lO or Is, 900 Tons OF White Ash Coal -
The subscriber Is prepered TO deliver BY the ca
nal, either in Philadelphia, New-York, on board the
boats al Por Carbon from 10 10 1900 tons Of White Ash
Coal during the season from his coery al ST Clair, Mi
Creek-ths quality Of which Is guaranteed 10 be the very
besr and handled In tho most careful manner Application
made by letter directed TO Polisye, will have INN cal
ate attention. MI SIN DAVID ChIlLAs.
eS FOR FIRST RATE Peach Orchard Ngi Cosi,
delivered above rates 80 cents of for
schuylkill, NC. F. BENJAMIN, 80 Ffsnnnn ~
Dealers supplied very low. mol I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

AVAILABLE FARM FOR sALE-CoaSws =
OF about IS acres, In the town OF White fsins -
chester Co. one and q half miles from ths nsss
Railroad Depot The land 70 Of the hrsi qua1'y' -
good orchard on the premseA Applyto a..
JAMES LAWRENCE, on The prsn's'
al 2awsyWkss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

3aFOR sALE-A great variety Of fruit, ornans 49,
trees, towering shrubs, eyergreens, grape W
rose bushes herbsceous plants 10000 gtanl
gus roots and dwarf box for garden edgingsi some ~
splendid brsnched silsnthus; also, very nns pslnss
N " where catalogues be obtained. or ~ ee ~
prietor, DANIEL HIGGINS, Flnsbine, L. l. NnfrV
man
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STEhW BOFNkIS
u CRAFIs. IL JOHS-sT, (CP sTsfRsi)
INVITES THE ATTENTION Of Milllners aud o,heTr 70
his assortment OF Straw Bonnets, which are manuac
iufed and imported expressly for fashionable millinery
trade ana be offers them for sale the lowest cssh
prices" Also, artificial flowers, bandboxes, &c. se
mis- 2meodSMkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

10y ORDER Of The Honorable Daniel ?. Ingralaln'
DAssOcale Judge Of the New-York Court OF Common
Pleas notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions Of
the statute authorizing attachments against abscondng,
concealed and nonresident debtors thai atachmeDthas
issued against the OF Thomas H. Smith, resident Of
the State Of Pennsylvania and that the same Will be sold
for the payment OF his debts unless he appear and dis
charge such attachment according to law, within nine
months from the first publication OF this notice and that
the payment of any debts due him by residents OF this
State aud the delivery to him or for his use OF any proper
" within this belonging him and the transfer Of any
such properly by him ara forbidden by law and void
Dated the Slsl day OF July, 1916. T. W. CHESTER,
aul 1awem Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor
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THE BOOK or THE TEE1

a B0Gg FOR EVERYBODY
To irho male Shoes md % t0Is aao Shoes
To ioss ho hsls Ceral and 70 nols ah0 eih 70 at0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

nY ORDER OF & Caldwell, Supreme Court Commits
40 sioner notice u hereby given that attachment has
issued against the OF Ethan Paul, resident
debtor, and that the will be sold for tho payment of
his debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
according 10 law, within nine months from The hrst publ.
cation ibis notice and that the payment OF any debts
due 10 him by residents of this State, and the delivery TO
him. for his use OF any property thin the State belong
ing him and the transfer Of any such property by HIN
are forbidden by law, snd are void
GEORGE TRU9cOTT, IT.
In flnch trr l,ratl i.lr
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Df ORDER OF William N. Mason, supreme Court
- Commissioner, notice Is hereby given that an asci-
has been issued against the estate Of James H. Wells,
nonresident debtor and thai the same VII be cold for
payment of his debts unless he appear and discharge
such attachment according to law within nine months from
the publication of is notice. and that The payment OF
any debts due him by residents OF this State aud the dey
cry him for hs Of any properly within this State
belonging him. and he transfer OF any property by him
forbidden by him and are yod:-Dated Norwich, y
Nov TO- 1916. JOHN WATT Attorney
nj IaWQu For Attaching Creditor.
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ORDER OF Robert ". livingston, Supreme COu

D ORDER Of Robert w Livingston, Supreme Court
DCommissoner notice is hereby given that an attach
ment has issued against the OF Israel Dayy and
Cushman of the State of Vermont nonresident Debtors on
due proof made to The said Commissioner pursuant TO the
directions OF the statute concerning attachments against
shsconding concealed nonresident Debtors and thai
win sold for the payment Of their debts unless
the said Israel Dagy and A. y Cusman appear aud dis
charge such attachment according 10 law within nine
months the first publication Of this notice, and that the
payment any debts and the delivery OF any property be-
longing to said debtors them for their use, and the
transfer Of any properly by them for any purpose what
ever forbidden by law and are yoldDeed 2sh Dec
1876. j. r. BUTLER, Of Morlah,
b IauQrn AIlnrnav for Attaching Credlnr.
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Bonses 10 fet
b 4 COTtN>TRY. REsIDENCR W,

. TO LET-AI BrooAlsn shIe- Iso-.,o,, -
ssess ps aosasi ,aSrssg cheap s,s. =
wanus) al the head Of Hamilton syeuas sssnes C.
Atlantic Dock Ferry. Stages from ,ss ss,,s. Tea ..
viii vii ' shorty sysIS run is% from %, SsS,r h
quire u HARRIS WILSON, y Mun.ss,e - esea d.
TASDf Land Agent oOwsnus corner rflrt sy, Nm
----------- fnSf H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15
Hardware i!
Or sale cheap, large sIock, consisting in

TI.S0R sale cheap, Large sIoek, consisting in
y par; Of
Log, Trace, and Kailtr Chains,
Manure and hay Forks, Shovels and
Spades, scoop Shoves, Hoes; mill, cross
cut, and hand Saws, Coffee Mills, strap
hinges, Augurs, ShoveIs and Tongs,
hammers, haichets, steel e. 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 malleable
Door Laiches ; door, trunk, chest, cup.
board, I'LL, pad, stock and mor,ice Locks,
knives and forks; butcher, bread, shoe,
and pocket kuves; table and teaspoons,
graiers, minCing knives, mahogany knobs
table butts, draw shaves, axes, files, snd
irors, door scropcrs, states. ink powder,
selves, shutters, candle sticks, whips,
raw hides, wheel heads, egg fryers, and
pewter porringers.
DC, |, iSI7 GUSHMAN & GRtDLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15
Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

z } ESPEClFULLY return thanks to the Cit
4. GIzens Of Ottawa Oad vicinity for the liberal
patronage he hns heretofore rfceived, and hopes
II merit continuance Of tie same. His 1diior.
ing Establishment is on tho sonth side Of the
public square, over !. ard q. Armoer's store
lie is prepared 10 do work on the most rcasona.
he terms, and wauents all garments made Ivy
him TO fit, Cutting will Ne done on short notice
aud worrenled to iit II property made mp The
Spring and Sammer Fashions.
Ft1m New York city, have just been received.
thus orab!ing hln 10 furnish garments in the ia
ties, and most approqcl style.
". B-Lun,jsr, and mosi, kinds Of country
prodnce 'ciH Le tcfsp IN P0ymne Jor tooyA.
Ottawa. Get g 1915,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15
Etaie Of Lolin Ciaries, deed.

Eiafe Of Lofin CiarieS, dec'd.
ETOnCE Is hereby gwen Gnet will attend
= HE regular tern oi Ms Probate Count Of
la sale coou'y, t. be holden at the office of the
Probate Justice IN Ottawa, ou tnc first Monday
in November next, f1i s'iilnr and ddJusltn, vii
cilims against tho osJalenlhORlN CHARLES,
decd, Az persons having claims against the
said Hatc, arc hereby notified and requested to
attend ct the time and place OlresaId, and pro-
duoe their claims in writing 20, the purpose Of
having llC sl..e adjusted.
EVA3 EALDE, Aimr.
Ottawa, sept II 1871.