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Yours, &C.,
Special Correspondence o thes Picayune.
VERA Cruz. April %. 1s47.

VERA CRUZ. April %, 1847.
Gentlimen An express arrived last
evening from Lieut.. Dixon, in command of
one hundred and two convalescent soldiers
from the hospitals in this city, on their
road to join their respective regiments at
and near Jalapa, stating that the party
had been attacked by about three hundred
Mexicans. The express rider met, two
miles this side of where he left Lieut.. D.,
train of about forty wagons in charge OF
Capt. Croghan Kerr. Some fears are
entertained tor train that was some five
or six hours ahead OF them. In fact, the
Mexicans had great rejoicing amongst
themselves last evening, in consequence
of the capture of one of our wagon trains
by the enemy. Their accounts have it
that our men (the guard) had been literally
cut to pieces; but we have little faith in
any thing that comes from such sources.
The Mexicans have fine chance now
to work upon our trains: if they could only
raise courage enough to do it. A few
cases of UOmito are said 10 have occurred.
but in very mild form.
In haste, yours, very respectfully. =
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The Prospects of viii Comfy.

This county is one of the first in the
State, in point Of richness of soil and ex.
tent ofterritory. Il is rapidly increasing
in population, and no other in the State
presents greater inducements to aemi.
grants. 81 7aai sra atga = f.
When the Canal shall have been com.
pleted, which passes through the heart of
the county. the water power which will
be created, together with the other advan
tages derived from such an Improvement,
will, certainly, greatly enhance the price
OF. real estate in this, region. We pre-
sumo. to say, that more favorable oppor.
tunity for the investment of capital to ad-
vantage, will not again occur after this
spring in this county. 1t contains some
beautiful towns, whose business is increaa.
ing, and as regards their situation and,ad
vantages will cope with any in the State.
The emigrant wishing to invest his CAPT.
tai in lands, lots, or in manufactures, to
his own pre- t.would do well to stop among
US, instead of going farther west. hag
hGS hf;ei---------------+- ==------s TBw rats
Wool CARDTNG.alWe learn thar y
A. Matteson has Just received a,;his Fac.
tory and has now in operation, the two
additional caFding machines which we
spoke of recently. and, is cardinq ,woolsfo,,
customers in a manner not surpassed by
any other establishment in the State
GIN. asnIrIDs.-This distinguished
llinoian is not dead, as was reported, but
received a horrible wound, The New
Orleans Delta says,thathe is recovering.
Unless ne gets arelaPse, he may now be
considered Outot danger rem on 70 hsel
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The MAILs.--We learn that the Post
Office Department has made arrange.
ments with Frink & Co., for the transpor
tation, of the mails on nearly all the routes
in this section ofthe country. -, 80. -. ~
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5Tife Mexicanl lossat Cerrp Gordo.
in killed and wounded, is $50. The
number ofpF:soEers was 2l5 commission.
ed officers and 2,S97 privates.s
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g,eFIt is stated that Gen. Scott on
examining the contents of Santa Annals
baggage, after the late battle, found sou
copies OF Tom CoFwin's speech. 81
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From the ST. Louis Reveille.
ADVANCE ON MEXICO!
LATER FROM GEN. SCOTT'S AKNY.

Jdldpa Surrersdered-Perote an the Pos
session Of the United States Army
Adcanoe Of The Americans topdrdS Pae-
blG- Movements of Saate Aana-Mer.
icdn Version of the Battle of Cerro
Gorda--Guerilta War--State of The
Capital Popular feeling inthe Coun-
try--British offer of Mediation--At-
tack upon Wagon Trains Dangerous
State of the Roads--American Prison,
ers-Majors Gaines aad Borldnd, and
Capt. Clay, and their Commands
Arrival of Merdcan Prisoners--Return
Of Volunteers, &C., &c.
The steam ship New Orleans arrived
at New Orleans on the 9Th, from Vera
Cruz, which place she left on the 29th ult.
By this arrival, says the Picayune, we
have received voluminous correspond
ence and files of Mexican and American
Papera-not forgetting the American Star,
an excellent paper just established at jail
apa. The news is interesting in every
particular The army met with no oppo.
sition on the march to Perote, nor is it
expected that any serious obstruction will
be encountered this side of Puebla, if in
deed at that place. go raaa 7sTs -
Santa Anna escaped through noun.
tain pass from Cerro Goido, and was at
Drizaba at last accounts, waiting rein
Inducements. 1t was said that he de-
signed adopting guerilla mode of opera
ton for the Remainder of the war. The
city of Mexico was astounded bythe battle
of Cerro Gordo. Great preparations were
being made for its defence. ssi-
The road from Vera Cruz TO the army
was infested With armed banditi, who at.
tackled weak parties or trains unprovided
with sufficient escort. .As a5ia@
The ronsito had not broken out in Vera
Cruz. ESQ
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u SALE OF LANDs.A' The sale oflaads &c
lots, for Taxes, commences to-day 9tths
Court House, in this place. All who de.
sire toFRake moaey should attend. Copies
of the paper containing the Advertisement
can be had at this Office.
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Editoridt Correspondence OF the Picdyane]

L A1~''O' 0"' OO' LC' 'Oi'~CHC " tEoL ECdS6H6I
JALAPA, Mexico, April %, 1s47.
The city is full of rumors again to day,
all of which | will try and through +, into
some kind of shape, although | cannot be
answerahle fot one of them. .a.
In the first place, it is said that Gen.
Taylor has arrived before San Luis Poto-
si.s They do not assert that he has taken
the city, but simply that he has arrived
in the neighhof hood and close by.
The weather here is lovely, and | do
not hear of sickness of any kind among
the troops stationed in the city and vicin
ily.
| have seen, and shall endeavor to OBJ.
tam, copy of EI Monitor Republican,
of the 18th inst. 1t contains a long letter
ginIng an account of the battle of Sacra-
mento, near chihuahua, on the 2sth Feb.
and the capture of the latter city by the
Americans. Even the Mexican letter
writers cannot turn or twist the affair in
10 anything save most inglorious defeat.
The Msxicans numbered, according to
his account, $500 men. under Gems. TrI.
as and Garcia Conde--the latter com.
manding 1000 cavalry. Then strength
In artillery was ten pecies of different
calibres, placed in strong works, but SO
impetuously did the Americans charge
that they were routed at once. ea, se,n -.
There is no mistake that the. Castle OF
Pero;e has been deserted by the Mexicans,
and not having time to carry off their
heavy guns they spiked them before they
lett. Iaqiss g. w. K.
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CHICAGO VoLUNrEERs.-The compa.
ny of Chicago volunteers passed through
this place on the 2sd inst. on the way
to their place Of rendezvous. at Alton 10
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Gerltis said that Midshipman Rogers
was removed from Perote TO Puebla, the
same day the fight commenced at Cerro
sGoFdo.
OUR Loss IN THE BATTLE OF CERRo
eoRpo.-According to the report of Capt.
II. e Scott, Adjutant General of the
Communicating Chief, tho entire loss in
KILLED, wounded and missing at Cerf9
Gordo is tour hundred and twenty FIVE,
which. ofcoarss, must bsI2cofrecg as he
has made it out from corrected returns.
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FEVER & AGUE.

So far, the proprietor has loInd 1t ou'S noc's-
sary to test ils practical and health restoring bIes-
,inrs in the communities where II has been IN
IN the Proud testimonials 81 elected,
the worth fthc Fthrlugc is made maniiesii anu
il is therefore confidently sent upon lis healing
GRAND into the Valley Of the Mississippi. lie
sends /, there as medicine, now regarded IN the
Northetn and Western States as cure whose
progress is uudimmcd, and tcihUUi SOiR0ry jar
urs. In short, sustained wherever tested, (and
the evidence can he furnished, II there arc any
inclined to be skeptcnl) as "Agie- BrenhiHg,
Fepe,. Remorinc, end HeuHL-kUubg,
As such. MAcKExzIr's ToSic FruurFrOh l.
now oliercdlo the 4 que diseased al Illinois, anu
the States adjoining, and to those cmlgran's ana
travellers who may he attacked by lhe Ague ana
Fever away frcm their homes and iiml'les' u
!. submitted a. an iniallible remedy Tor the ter.
rife local disease attendant upon our SOUS anu
the miasma,ic exhalotions arising thcreltom'
By property adhrring to the objections accom-
PAVING it. or giving heed TO the warnings tha'
the system Invariably gives in advance OF ma'ady
tho constitution may not only I've rescued fromli'
,hraldom to the ravager, hu, even iis sleallhics
,nproachcs frustrated before allowed foolhold
To the prudent. wha, has been stated above
will answer ms we'll as il volume o' ve'hag'
were p,aced before them. To all those who re-
sist this inytniion to tty remedy that has al
WAYS succeeded whenever applied, the onl
words that eau be said, are
| Tho wise man prospcrs on he inol 'downial
,r;s v;sdom's part to break diseases thrall
Torsa,e Nv the Propric,ots Agent,
THoS. BASSNETT, ottawa Illinois
Aug %. 'A6-0
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Uolnuis. lit has been ascer,ained
that the Stag baIk walnut may be safely
engrafIed, and that The engrafIed trees are
much The suresi bearers. is probable
tina, the hickory, or shag bark, would do
well engraIied on the pig nut. should,
the qnanlity raised might be gready in.
creased and the quality much improved
The MADEIRA nut, which is usually sold
at The shops unler the name of The Eng.
lish walnut, al twelve aud half 10 six.
teen cents per pound, may be cultivated
here without officially, and is very pro
duclive. Ia the vicinity of New York
there is Tree which has proluced in n
single year as many as sold IN the market
for 5000. We have no doub. that il
might be engrafled on tho bulternul tree
or the walnut with perfect success,
I'm. .7gricuiiuralist.
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From the rrairic Farmer.
TIsE WASHINGTON Tii0EN.

M. Ediior:-
| took lrlp into the interior &c lli,
Stale, on business Of horticultural ia
tnr,, the last Of October, from which |
viii draw few brief remarks in regard!
10 the Washington Thorn.
Az learned, there are about 500
rods &c thorn hedge now growing in Fat.
ION county. (plantrd by Oyermans and
having hitherto entertained skep,ical
views in regard to live fences on our DRY
prairies, spared no lime in examining
10 satisfy myself, and must confess Tint
the notion that have had, hat any hind
Of live fence you'd hin itself ont hy the
decay OF the under limbs and weaker
STOCKS. is wholly dissipatcd in regard To
The Washington Thorl. examined
hedge Of five seasons growth. The
plants continue uniform in size. ciJhl or
nine feet high, slocky at the ground, with
abundance OF fac branches closely set
with sharp thoins, and the fne und.r
branches green and healthy. This heAre
Is designed 70 be piashei mex, spring,
and III mid summer turned out TO protect
itself and the field; and Of the pracrirabI.
ily Of the matter have moi the least
doubt. II any iha. may read this bill
should pass Mound Nursery, | wish them
TO understand that | am not speaking of
the hedge along the nursery-illal is two
wears old.
These gentlemen have now on hand
abou, 10000 qnicks ready 10 plan, in
! hedge next spring, and are receiving a
quantity Of seed TO continue with.
Sumo may consider the Washington
Thorn 10 be another Morus MuItcouls
hunbug, but fortunately for the country
these pioneers IN the business seem moi
disposed to lead in that track. have
heard some Object to it because it is So
slow of growth. Iha, very quality |
consider lis merit. Who that has made
any observation in such matters expects
TO lind any rapid growing wood but wha,
IS either short lived, tender, or will grow
INTO large trees and thin itself out by the
cccay Of The weaker plants But the
matter will soon show itself. One thing
more | think well 10 mcnlion-,lal rails
ine The qucks from the seed in nv orin
ION requires TOO much practical knowl.
edge 10 be attempted by farmers in gen.
tral' 1t may be well TO add that have
no personal interest in the hedge bust
ness and write this without suggestion
from any one,
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81
NEW GnnnSl NEW GOCDSLl

HAVE iustreceived from New York
a large stock Of dry goods, compr's'
ing nlmos, every article in this line usu'
allv endured for in country store. ana
am determined to sell the same as cheop
as the cheoprst; is useless to enumer-
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
ON the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices
i, IS no trouble to show the goods.
NIB. Most kindsof produce taken il
exchange. q. r. WALhEK'
Ottawa. July %, 1916
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GREAT BARGAIN.

UHOR SALE-rhe equal undivided
A. half Of FIGURING MH, with two
PAIRS Of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and ono for merchant work; two
bolts; screen smu, mill corn shelter.
and everything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou-
SEES ard store-one new two story
house-and several ou,.buldings, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigahle water that inlersects
The canal. and 7 miles from Ottawa.
A go0d tile and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit Tor
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. T.. Ilolis,er, Esq, at the court
house. or a, Cushmon & Gridley's store.
June II. 1916.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C.

TNIE subscriber has just received
4 from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock OF drugs, medicines, dye s,uils,
paints. oils. putty. glass and glassware,
SC, &c.; also the best quality Of brandies
and wines Cor medical purposes.
N. .. The mos. approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call a, tho old stand on the south side oil
The public square, and examine the stock
bcfore purchasing elsewhere.
lJuly %, 1910 g. Z. WALKER.
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Keep ilbefore yourself, Mechanic ,ha,
puncmalily is virtue; tha, work prom.
iscd should always be Zone n. the time,
and well done. and then ym need rive
yourself no fears OF want Of business.
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An officer in battle, happening to how,
a cannon ball passed over his head, and
took oif The heal Of soldier who s,ood
behind him: you see (said he) tia, man
never loses by tolileness.
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This grave is not deep. Il is the lum.
nous FOO, PRINT Of m angel who Is seek.
ing us. When The untnown hand sends
The last arrow a, The head Of man. h,
bows lis head, and the arrow only strikes
from bis wounls the crown OF .hords.
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NOAus Dow. -+ai.
"i.d The DA,r'fmd ~ re-, 7 the sole NJ
ss' f's', an -hr rc,utned unto I'm into Tic Al.
q sss" WIS 9aAmgF z hgE
4 dove or he dark waters few,
A wsnl,,r from hrf nest
shsis-sed tho scenes II Earth 20 siev,
Bot lhcre che f,nnd M rcsi ft
he dslng,d eat'h was sheer and dead
II ~ eheetlsss was ihsrsight.
Tho dye h,T weary II ious -rrcad,
And 10 neNsrS ure d hti light.
How on like this poorrevng dove,
The seal inrhncs to roam.
if"n Christ, Tie oij,or'i her lrc,
And IIea, u. her tmtive hnms:
Bo' naug'u hcloN e'rr snisi,s.
Iae va,' Immortal mind;
Away irnm carh III slrurgc' fcs,
IN ark ofresi t. fpi.
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\ + W s I Q Il T.
AT La SaiIe. IN.
EsEE HARD COPY

MA OULD- respectfully inform the
w citizens of Peru, la Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hudmore, Boots g. Shoes
&C., &C., &C.,
ia equal to any in the country. liis
stock was selected with great care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that hi
prices are as low as those of any OTHER
establishment in the country. He re.
specially invites the farmers and Others
to give him call before purchasing else
where, and see and judge for themselves.
La Sale, March 10, 1876.
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Mark this well.

A GUE--rherc is no necessity Tor
IN. any one to have the Ague when 1t
is so satisfactorily proved that Mackcn'
zic's Tonic Febrifuge will effect radical
cure. SO convinced are the proprieiors
Of this fact. tina, they have authorized
their agents TO refund the money in all
cases where i, fails, ,rhsn he directions
are strictly complied Nth.
Il. BAssNETr,
rIl1 Agent ror the Projectors,
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Brown Domes,ics, Sc.

aCo bales Of / heavy.
" .upcrile, Waverly's,
go lbs Of hes, southern yarn. No to u,
10 carpet warp, doubled aud
twisted. plain.
l2o tbs OLDEST doubled aud
twisted. cu,tcd,
3Dl lbs candle wiokinc,
900 rnuan batting, for sale very low by
Jnly 2S, 1886 q Il w AbNEN'
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Jack
tools carpenters bench planes 10y csc sock framing and hmer ce
hall nail and shoe hammers and hook hinges wrought nails ove
blacks and files assorted, forks plain and
guard pocket knives full cabinet, wood shoe admr
morice locks and ahc with mineral knobs close, cup
locks
mills and aug bi brass kettles flying grind agings
blind sash
wasI-boolS, bells
britannia ncei and britannia table and brick and pcrng
candtks chop
ping knives shoe horse backing and scrubbng brushes braces aud bits locks
primers, powder TASKS shot bays caps, mose britannia
dog collars, horse and cards wheel heads muskra,
oil stones, and sheep shears bureau knobs shears
md assorted table butts and tack bds,
SADLERY.
Three hundred pairs assorted names patent leather brass and plated buggy dash
handles bands buckles bride
We also continue manufacture keep hand all kinds sheet and
We selling Chicago prices adding
respectfully
old others who getting the
Job Work, order j. MANLEY
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECffULI.Nr returns thanks to tie ei
"a tizcns OF OuaNn aud vIcinIly l"T the libcIa
patronage he has hcreloioIe received. aud hcI %
- ncri, a continuance oft be same. His Ioii6'
'Hg Establishment is on tttsouih side Of th'
,u',lc sIoarc, over J. and Il. Arnour's store
iic Is prepared 10 do work on the r osi reasora
pl' terms, and warrants all garments made !!
hi.n oft. Cutting vii be done on short Notice
md warrantedto iti { properly made up. ! b.
IA AND WINTER fashions
fnm New Nolk city, have Just ttsn received
has enabling him 10 furri,h garments IN th,
atrsi aud most APPROVED style.
n. D. LT0,5cr, ana moT ii"d, ~ couHir!
lrp8ae' rH bo'0hen IN pogmenfG,' wDk.
Ottawa. Oct .3. lS46.
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CIE GREAT isEMEDY LGII
MAN OK ssEASI.
lFARRELLs ARABIAN LlNlmrNr.l

- .
NfARNLLLs ARABIAN liNlMENT
! 5S,NItaLlN AkAB,AN LlNlMl.N1ls .
Il .p h,p-riun ut teams tta!l 4 nuts t,r.,l.
To-. hat COUNTY, AND ltis bN a., u, AT III, ~
,rs COMPOSING lhls r,u,,ut, ttuit A., N,utlei
! Pav,,rmu,, So cci,FtM,dlttLt E,alitr at
! or,n eur,s thai atr cun~iI red alno,tutr,t,i,,5
! N.ae,c e.uo Gav. NOT ,,ud.,Cs od,r,l,4,t,tt,
ata.,,,s n,t1r, la, Et,,uts.
Iar At,.rau i.IuIurut arts VirL r lr,p,Il
~. penetrating thr ilrsh tcthc brr, .t.b1i
n r,cIcd cald- and ,ln.ws,Ics,oi,,r a,ai,, +,
.pn~ .,n,rh nneloug hstti,u u,,. s,u,uh
..... trbt.rt,i,cd ~iuc,. thisa ru,. vr,,,,I.
...,i. ans e,.r IN ~, mn ntoi,,,o Nys.ls
r.rr .,1. IA ,u..nts ate tcad, a. a,nt. ,t,
y.'trn, qnl.tics, Il ha- en,n.,l an uu,',ttr
rtc,u'4jiru Nh,rlt has hrrr us,d IA n,u,; r,,,s
,urt ugurc Az CNirlud rrncI, :-.rrb is
itb,u.rl'l,ul. s"r,ress aut sNor,r oi tlr breast.
InIn aud Nr,tu,ssiut hc back aud uuls, .ir,In.,
orol,cs cramps nup,tnc,s. frozen Hmh,, t,,r, If
uc,b, paralysis. wouuts, luln., all sucllurs.
salt rhruu, cotns, warts. sore eyes, nm rounds,
&c. We dirty hear Of the most astonishing
cures On aninais by tins excellent rcmed, md
We hazard nothing ~ saving that there never has
been It's equal o, curative far houses. Ncus.
scr positively, that il will cure any cn.r of ,Nce-
NV in sy,stccc, and has never failed l., cure fs.
lula and pole evil when used in the beginning
also the pIc head, spayin. ,piitt uaus strairs n,
,praius bruises, scta'chrs. WOUNDS, slud nalls
sore ryrs. aIl swcIlirrs. Nc.Sc.
Its with pleasure lhat certify lcttrgond e.
[ frcts Of Far,lls' linimcm or my horse which
/ had thc svccny So bad!, that be was pronounced
lhy aI who saw HIM to be intureh,c. lnyvcr.
myself, knew a worse case OF swcepy in all Ipy
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p,cvcr and Ay,lc.
For IuvuitIs.

4 n excellent article Of port wine and brandy
~ for sale hy luly 20 u BASSNETT.
EuNpOWDER; good sporting powder a,
M thirty three cen,sat DAsNsrrs.
Ottawa, July 10, 1886
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HATS, CATS. AND HRS,

Esxsse nor''' s-S
fH'HE subscriber conlinresto matrfs'
lure and keeps constantly on haid
The largest assortment ol ...
HaiS, CoPs and all kinds Ci In code
even offered in u wcstetu mmltt. o.
Also. good assortment # HorlS,
CfGrGis, lam CeHus ord lts,pS
Hon"krcLiD G|C'6S. liHOa 10
1IoccGaiHS, IoGiG' Iict1kls It:S.
CmJ"li0s. I@roacia, Sc;LCci,r,sis
oHd orG Observation-Disclosures.
Merchants can lc .uHb,t wid J as.
cars. aud fur goods On - grct iGrt.t.
IN ne cit! New lul, ...
With L,s long practical oAiGuuc, ~
the business and his Gc,un ira,i,r 10 ~
ceIlin tie quality and aanul5ruIrcilis
goods, lie hopes In mCtit n coulirtuo,
OF the very liberal raIrouae, lie la, tlts
far received. ....
The highest price paid for frrs ard
skins. SMITH.
Chicago, April, 10, 1886 80.
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INV GOODS.

ottawa Glove {. f'ittCn Factory.
A GOOD assortment Of buck glove.
"a and mi,tcns. for sale by the dczcn
or single pair by =. THORN.
Ottawa, July . 1916.
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in action, Yet so mild. safe, and pleasant IN ~
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have clarscd sine, they were fret made pubic.
sc en- p-,u Wv s,y, it has acquired celebrity
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and valuable medicine ever discovered
The great remedy cor Si diseases Of the Lungs
continues to send " and happiness 10 many a
chcoffuI fac.sidr; and still there is room to DIFF
fuse its kindly hcalth.aiNire magical wand
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4 y received and for sale low by
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