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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-06
sVHear GO0ds !!

VIE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving a
L large addition to their Stock of Goods, among
which may be found every variety of articles usu.
ally kept IN a Store. Thankful for the very lb-
eral patronage they have received, they respect
fully solicit continuance of the same.
SEP They would especially invite attention TO
81 & their Goo now opening.
FISK Il METCALF.
Southport, Sept. 30 I847.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-06

DUBLlC NOTICE,-l hereby give notice tha
Il fIom the present date, nv Joseph II. Mars
ten, minor aged nbout eighteen years.is released
from II obligation to service for me as his father
and that have given him his time fully and unre
servedly, for his own exclusive benefit and use
the same as if he were of full age
GEO. ii. MARSTEN.
Sept. y. IS47.-nI4t3
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-06

CEGARS, Havana, and Principe OF a superior
> quality just received aud for sale at wholesale
or retail by by lol + SCAMNON l1o Lake st.
TANAIIA BEANS, Extracts Vanilla. Rose,
V Lemon, Rose and Peach Water for sale by
July 2S f. SCAMMON. 1I9 Lake g.
C,IAMtk CORDIAL. an inlaIlibIe remedy for
= D;arrhca, Dyscntery, Cholera Morbus. summer
Complaints oil adults, children &c, prcpersd and
sold bv F. SCAMMON, 1l9 Lake St
Chicago July IS.
DRANDY LlNIMENT, tor Bruises, Sprains,
ID ChlbIains Rheumatism. &C. Prepared and
sold by SCAMMON, l19 Lake st.
Chicago July 2S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

From the st. Louis Republican, Aug. 81
The gentlemen who have recently arrived from Ore
gon, have placed at our disposal file Of the Oregon
Spectator, from March 4th, to April 29th They are
filed with discussions upon the relative merits Of
tcuar routes Of travel and matters purely local in their
character.
We notice the appointment of J. Quinn Thornton,
formerly OF this State, and recently Of Quincy H.
to be supreme Judge Of Oregon territory vice p IL.
Burnet, resigned.
William Hilbert lately of Illinois, died at Oregon city
on the 18th of March.
An election to be held the first Monday of
Legislature A. l.. Lovejoy Is announced candidate
for Governor.
D. F. White Indian agent for the Oregon Territory
who was in the States in the early portion Of last year
and took his departure for Oregon in July August by
the Of Panama, had not reached Oregon city when
these gentlemen left and fears entertained for his
safety.
We ought to have stated yesterday that all the per
sons composing the family fthe Donners of Springfield
III persisted In the California mountains last winter.
Tho Orsgonians are determined to have n steam tow
boat so that vessels be brought up the Columba
river with safety The currents strong and sail
sells cannot depend the winds to stem the current
The following Territorial officers elected by the
Legislature Frederick Prigg Secretary OF the Terri
tory Aonzo Skinner, Circuit Judge; II NJ. Knighton,
Marshal John II Couch, Treasurer George w. Bell,
Auditor
memorial to Congress states that Oregon al
ready furnish, at short notice. five thousand barrels of
Hour for the of Pacific squadron three thousand
barrels of beef and two of pork Lumber. tar pitch
lax and hemp can be hereafter supplied, II demand
shoud be created for them 1t asks for confirmation of
locations already made, for grants Of lands for educa
tona purposes and for a steam boat the Coum-
bia and recommends railroad to the States. The
wind blows down the river five months of the year and
vessels said to be two months in sailing up hun
dred miles whilst the difficulty could be easily
by steam, and large trade opened with the Pacific.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

lightning bolt struck the St Charles Hotel, New Or
leans, the 9TH inst The fluid safely conducted
down the lightning rod and passed of without hurting
any one, although many of the inmates Of the house
terribly frightened by the very loud report which
accompanied the electric vistant
The fish business in the vicinity of Macknaw amount
ed during the year 1896 to 1928 barrels exclusive of
the large quantities which boxed in ice and shipped
to various ports the lakes The business is
considered worth half million of dollars per year
Edward McGehee has made liberal donation amount
son La, and others have given $500 each their sums
amounting to $4,000 The Centenary College Is
out OF debt aud has endowment fund Of nearly
$4,000 with the prospect Of being doubled in twelve
months
We have heard of no Of yellow fever within
the past three days; and think there IL much
probability that the disease will not grow serious
bile Herald and Tribune, Aug 7.
st. Johns ". was on the night Of sday week visi-
ted with violent squa which, although but OF short
Duration nevertheless destructive The brig Mag
NUS Of Galway, Capt Smell which riding at anchor
drove ashore the back part of Partridge Island and
sick at the time, being drowned The brgt Bloomfield,
Regain, from Galway, with fever on board, driven
into the harbor, and the ship nfanta Capt Haws
for London, mt anchor In the ofng obliged to slip
both cables and run into port-St Johns Herald
letter from Machas Port states that Mr.. Alexander
Stuart and his son. Elisha NJ. Stuart, Of that town,
sailed the 18th ut for the Banks Of Grand enan on
fishing cruise Of week ten days In the schooner
Abah, of about ten tons. Three weeks have elapsed
since their departure and there are strong Tears that
they lost particularly the crotch OF small
vessel of the description Of the A. has recently been
picked up the banks-BosfoH Daiy .adrerhser,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

= FRENCH BOOTS - Paris imperial French Calf
ocfs for 81 So equ TO the best sold in Broadway for Sc
3ors7 .ine French Cali B,os, city made for 80 So
usually S5-can be found NJ the Of Fulton and
su sr-eis opposite the Herald Office Bcs made 70
oder for So Also the French Congress boots Of the best
hand
and Nassau streets. jy2s J0tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

The hay these parts has been got In well saved and
the quantity turns out rs expected full average
drop The wheat is being Graded and despite the fly
and the weev the yield will be toerablo Potatoes
vet are healthy and promise abundantly but
already begin TO decey at the stems In former years
showing that the Is not extrpated The weather
has been cool with fresh breezes from the northeast
war making the best OF harvest weather British
JYhig. Rfngston. Canada, llh fnd
There is almost total failure Of the crop Of apples
and pears in this quarter What apples there are on
the will scarcely be worth picking The aphides
so Injured the trees that what fruit remains them
small, knotty and gnarley We never knew of such
Waterloo defeat in the apple Flashing Journal
The farmers Of Michigan greatly In want Of har-
vesers to help in securing the abundant crops Of grain
The plantations on Combaha river were oVerhow.d,
says correspondent on the 2oth Iuiy At the time
The wt.er wse a1oGt IT, height W. bad auother heavy
ram which c'u7 thD nv 20 3D. Hs.'it b1tn hirt
sud l1~ b.d ge mr. .Su,t futtt t,s uut ul %
slco Har'h - q. 'fi t,H. t..t. tOf r % .ro,.
make s,t M afts a.o olt as-,. Co 900 fel.. lfis
corn subctgnt str ouf ll t9 tge tf.sst .oveis,l
ONE 20 " 30 acr.s OF tH pot corn bad Ili5 mikes
days tHat h1fe ben covered ana 30 viii De 10 cast
i've deys beiol" tbs topl of tbf riCr maxim.
|gn" hfteeu day. ID Ill n.v. boon uul.r wafer aus
,iftd ~e shill u'Ne fp mo itsuna Ltafl..'hl v
lHh INST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

YELLOW FEVER IN NEw ORLEANS There were
six OF yellow fever 1T The Charity Hospital at Now
Orleans on the 9th inst .nis n tar index. denotes
no Increase VI the disease in the city
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DooLE's HYPERION FLUID-For Promoting IN

DO0LE's HYPERION FLUID--For Promoting the
ID Growth and Embellishng the Hair, stands uarivsed;
aud only article used by those who value good
head of hair u alike ehcacious in exterminating scurfsnd
dandruf; and the identifying lusre IL the hair
the toilet of every lady Of fashion For
further particulars pamphlets containing certificates from
agents throughout the United states and Canada
k1AGENIs-A. u. X ID Sands, N. VI f. Mason, Portland:
Carleton CO. Lowe X Bliss, Springfield b Scott jr
C2, Wo5ceseai Rs z Ihorn,on, and Dr. CALDWELL N.
Bedford; X. j. Taylor, Newport, II. IL +. Trevett Son
Iougnkeepse; DEXTER, Albany; DR. Hiemstreet Troy;
Hunk Auoutn' VIM Pltken Rochester: q. II Fish, Ssrato
Bamum Son, utie'; William Coleman, Buffalo; Seth q
more Md; j. w kueeland Co. IN Canal street, New Or
treatise the Anatomy and Physiology Of the Hair.
wnh dircc ions for preserving the .smc &c accompanies
each bote Of the Hyperion WILLIAM BOGLE,
FIRST Premium Ventilating and Gossamer Wig Maker,
all t5feod srrc Washing'on st., Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

THIS. CH.APESJ STORE IN THE CITY, i6,x Full
ton street. for French aud American PAPER Hangings,
Window Sh des, Curtain Materials, Ornaments, &c.-The
subscriber has constantly hand large Of the
above Articles; also manufacturer Of the galvanized Spring
Mattress which, comfort and eGceed
Pure hair aud other teshe Beds with every
Article IN the Upholstery line the lowest possible prices
~ B-Steanboat and ship cabins and hotels fitted up and
furnished. r. DAVIES
aus 30ts Trpholstrrer J6ik Euiton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15
no CLAIMANTs s.e.-GENERAL AGENCY a, u.

Two CLAIMANTS, &c.-GENERAL AGENCY at the
city Of Washington.-The undersigned general agent
notary public and justice Of the peace respectfully
the public that he has his building one
door south Of Chubb sehenek. exchange Office 18Th
promptly and faithfully any business the above
line which may be entrusted to his Persons having
claims against the general government who may conde
speedily at.endedto
Bounty land warrants treasury scrip will be secured for
the officers and soldiers Of the present war highes
cash price obtained for the same
G o'clock +. M. -
His dwelling house Louisiana Avenue nearly pposite
the City Hail. where Of pressing necessy he be
seen and consulted before A M and after o'clock r. NJ
Please pay the postage.
jyl8r GOT SAMUEL, STETTINIJJa
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CuNTERs DINING SALOON, No. III Fulton It'll

GuNTERs DINING SALOON No. i,7 Fulton st-H
~ II. GUNTER desires % make known To his
custo.s and the public At st he has enlarged ventls
ted aad thoroughly renovated h, Dining ind now
boast of extensive. airy conf ti. and c'si asaoon
affords he alterations only
be be apprcced md he only SKIS
that all who call will not fail to sgai--ard fre-
q1enty His Lard,r heretofore shalt b, hOuDtiuly SUP
Piled with the most choice Productions the markets which
will be served ny. at all tines al he shot nctct.
fCY~ Open on Sundays. 4p3 t4eods m
Co.-l am daily dschsrgng H., lest on ,,y of Peach
" Otchsfd Coal, and will deliver " the foyng low
price, for cash only Large Nut 81 IS sto,- Egg IS
from me boais and az ~ cents dnona the
yard, ~ ofkiag snd Greenwich.
SHlLLD.H BRACES. ,Sd 81 DY rs --.,g,fe's
- ffrm'am Patent klpc ahoulsl b-ate. So lit "
....lielNsn .nO l'fathtd fV he t'tst fmi f g'a1
49, count IT, eAiaier isa Irln, Who aH +. a.t' =.
orH f1Nrf fnn ifsfcd lf sc f,eu Ff.
lfi o. Nr'u n 81 cncf tlosa Ui elafa. .tfa t.tllry
4, ri g. nlAact uY s.q4Ffof t.t aNuts 41rhi 81
roy ~l Nut ftm leau .l'o Dl.ige .Iit st.44-
tiai ulnaN0 sr Nhsai. htfCl pfITu fNt ia CfIrFf-
too t1 L4l lungs. Mechanics tla IHtlf.. f pU ms
trscc Wi hr n6ie % ~ work h ls- Or, - wei
e. inff9Ve t.e iora 90 et .t 'r1'e rua f.'aiitt
lAeAiht,
Hsl0ens1 onfll,inr t''Ie, ~
s.. ....a--..l.l sQl a..9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

DARlSIAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT-Ohce l22
L William street, New York-COURT& DESCHAUX
dye any n,i 10 ana superior sye never before MIRO
twist and trans either plain shaded; zepSr worsted and
woolen yarn, sewing cotton, mohair, &c
They have imported patent machinery for putting up worst
ed and silk either n skes spoos or sticks or sded
goods ribbons silk satIn thbet ana cashmere
shawls gmps rnges cords and asses ladies' and gentle
garments &c. dyed and cleaned equal 10 articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

OEFICE OF THE NEW YORK FIRE AND MA
" RlNE INSURANCE Co, New York, August 4, lS47.
DIVlDEND1The Board Of Directors have this day declared
Dividend OF Five per Of the profits of the last
months payable demand the Office Of the company No
~ Wall street. ID. UNDERHfLL
a. 3otsm Secretary.
I ACE CAPES.-PETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway,
respectfully socits the Of ladies' visiting New
YORK 10 HIS stock Of goods ny the following wiz
Maei.e Ice Gspes from g upward white and black Vi
embroidered Muslin Capes 81 % do do Chimzetts 81 do do
Collars Is cents do cambc Hdk 81 50; Reverre DO rs
CENTS tape boraered do Ga infants Robes and Waists
cheap ladies' needle work and tambour Dresses do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau st.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

,s DAILY HERALp-Evsry day. Price cents per eom-s7
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Prcs 6k cents
PEI fcByT$3 ~ cents per annum-payabe IN advance.
rcs ~ cents per cspy.sS per anngm including po.sSs
deceived by Messrs Gagnani, rue Vivienne, Paris r. L.
bim9nd 10 Comhll and John Miller the London
't q JagSsTy q yss5snse copis. .npence each
advance Advertisements should be written in plain egble
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for that
may occur in them.
despatch.
All letters communications by mail, addressed to the
establishment, be paid the portage will be Dc
Quoted from the subscription monev RENTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

(NROTON WATER FILTERS AT ONE DOLLAR
~ EACH. STONE. No. 800 Broadway, New York
bsgs to inform his friends and the pabc OF this aud other
SO arranged his improved Water Filters that they be ap
piled TO the Croton faucets They
that person keep them by i'm
the fering medium at the tniing expense. single
inspection will convince Of their any
Other Filter in SHs other Filters sold usual.
aus 20t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13
Family Boarding schooI,

AR n MRS. CLARK propose opening a
w School Tor Young Ladies' OF their residence
one mile south OF Ottawa, to commence IN the
first Monday Of Nav next.
The location Is pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may be desirable in the quiet Of The
country with the advantages 10 be desired from
the society OF the town.
Knowing that there are many parents in the
county who have not the opportunity Of cduca-
ing their children at home, we take this method
nf spying To such parents, that VIC will take a
united number Of pupils into our own family.
aud will cndeaNor as far as possible, to improve
their intellectual and moral character We shall
cndcivor 81 to diversity aud arrange our system
OF instruction tina, our scholars many not be-
come weary, and vet be advanced as rapidly as
possible in their studcs. ftpm our own advan.
tascs Of education and experience in teachnc.
we trust we shalt be able TO adopt course Of
instruction and discipline which will insure a
progress pleasing to every parent
Scholars sent to MS tiom abroad will be al al
times under our wn'chlu care and be treated in
every respect like members Of our own family
Tho plicc of tuition will vary from 80 10 So
per quarter. according to the age aud atlainmrnts
of the pupils. Board 81 per week. Board and
washing Sl,23, sc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13
D,es IL hYrfaDiuals Ia hiUMeu


Dies az Fundamentals tn &iUMena /?
The editor of the Boston Courier
is an odd sort of genius, Judging
by his editorial articles. Hear what
he says of killing animals. A pig
squeals because it don't hurt him,
Ell? 1t is to be supposed that he
squeals because it does hurt him
This reason for killing pigs is no
better than that given by an acQuain-
lance of ours. He cared nothing
for the killing of pigs, because they
were used to it,
81 believe il was Sir Humphrey
Davy Who decided that catching fish
was not cruel sport, because they
FELT no pain and were not killed BY
the hook, fit was not Sir. Hum
phrcy Davy it was somebody else
and as he showed very clearly that
the hook did not hurt the fish, | have
always been better rcconciIcd to
angling for fool than to shooting or
butchericg. Not that | object to
roast beef or boiled mutton, or to
eating shad caught in net bat as
his theory went to prove that fish
that caught at a hool, instantaneous
~ sullocated by closing his mouth,
and felt no pain afterwards, | think
there is much more excuse for the
angler than for the sportsman, or.
the cool blooded fellow that knocks
an on in the head, or camly cuts
the throat of an innocent sheep. |
have no sympathy for a pig when
under the hands Of his executioner,
because he makes such squealing
that one can scarcely be brought to
believe that he is much hurt. Al
though not fond of shooting, the
taste Of woodcock and plover is so
delicious that could always recon-
cile myself to the sin of killing them
by the thought of their flavor. THIS
IS specious reasoning, all of it, but
it is much more plausible than that
which have heard used by some
of the opponents of the Mexican
war, who deprecated the killing Of
innocent Mexican women and chill
dren, and in the same breath almost
wished that Gcncrcl Scott and Tav-
lor might be shot and the whole .
American army cXterminated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

SGT for Hay.-lIay may be often
much improved by the application
OF salt, when it is put into the NOW
or stack. Cattle will often eat a
poor article grecdily merely on this
account Such hay is often much
improved in quality, so that what
without salt would be injurious to
the health Of stock, is made health
full by salt
1t is nevertheless an important
point TO apply the right quantity !;
ana INJURY is often done by too free
an application. A safe rule will be
TO note how much salt an animal
WIN consume if freely supplied with
1t, while eating ton Of hay. 1t
VIII be found that this quantity will
not DC >, lar from four quarts; and
TINS WI be about as much as should
be applied to one ton of hay.-ib.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13
" - n &c 4.

FyNllE subscriber, wishing to bring hl,
business to a close, offers, at redut-
ed prices, large and splendid assault
ment OF first rate Bruadcloths. OF various
colors and qualities, cassimeres, satinclts
and tw eeds. Ves,lngs Of various kinds,
viz Satin, silk, silk and cotton velvet.
cashmere. swansdown and Narcotics
Bnmbazincs, A pacaS, Paramci,a, French
mernos, Irish linens, shirlings aud sheet.
ings, canton and woolen nannuls aud
blue drillings, .......
ALso-A splendid assortment of stocks,
plain and ig'd cravals, gum elastic aud
wors,el suspcnders, Gents. cotton half
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkls., nm.
brelas and cotton and linen thread.
ALso--A frs, rate assortment OF TAI.
lois trimmings.
All of the above articles will be sol at
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SHULER.
N. b.. Winter Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all Of the above
articles. is.
Ottawa, March 20. la, IL #
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O7jGS, MEDICINES, &C.

FEHtlE subscriber has just received
4 from New York. Philadelphia and
s.. Louis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock of drugs, medicines. dive SUITS,
paints, oils. putty, glass and glassware,
&c, Sc; also. he hes, quality Of hrandics
aad wines for medical purposes.
\, b. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call at the old stand on the south side nl
the public square, and examine tn stock
beInrep Irchasi elsewhcr
July %, 1916 G.. r. WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

Simple Remedyt0 Purity Uater.
1T is not generally known that
pounded alum possesses the property
ofpuriiying water. A large table
spoonful of pulveriscd alum, sprink-
led into hogshcad of water, the
water stirred around at the time, }
will after the laspe of a few hours,
by precipitating to the bottom the
impure particles, so purify its that it
will be found to possess nearly the
freshness and clearncss of the finest
spring water. A pailful containing
four gallons may be purified by a
single teaspoonlul.
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G. NATTNGER would invite of purchasers to the very rge
p and elegant stock OF NE" GOODS eastern cities
embracing LIDIEN DRESS GOODN
cha aud White goods IS % great ' 9' ' f
NOEHNiNG GOOD&
Bc ''mtne |1 ta"e; bck, a,i st1
hams PLAN and ied; Re
UHITE WGSLIN G OODS
g.
SILKS.
Black erode Rhine, Gr--Swis,
large bots anil
r' Also
mou~lesIf o.,
HOSIERT& GLOTES.
AIrsr AMI conrc qualify
ucI,
HOESEEEEPING GOOD&
binds eye towel duls ird curtain muIus. g..
NENS SUMMER UEAR.
striped plaid and tw drown
= Nc.
GENTLENEN'S U'EAR.
super cn.h and English cloths;
c''' gloves Pchr hdat> Of the fashionable AlsUBcac
Roots and Shoes, BOHHttS and BONNET Trimmfngs.
Ladies andm sshoean
1udau ,ilr
Al>tJ-A
CrOckcry, H0rdwarc, GrOccrits, SC.
Most articles Of Country Produce will in
ket price. sPersons having Moot sell
early All good clean washed WOOL clear
and bury Wool viii be taken what
made TO ship on consignment May !, lsf7-i3
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TO FARMERS

EDLIEr WOOlhEN FACFORT.-Thc
% subscriber will keep on h,n q large s--.rr-
ment otclIth of hts own mapul,clure. which he
proposes t. exchange TT wool. lie vi,l give
one yard 81 good heavy cloth Tor two md . hat
= Iunds Of good clean wool nf the Same quality (,
or he will work wonl upon shares. rs frljoN-:-
give one-hilf the cloth the wool makes hy receive
Ing eight cents per ward from the customer upon
hi. half Or all the wbnl make, nv receiving thirty
clgh cents per yard lpr manufacturing. Tie viii
also mlnu'acturr hr customrfs-hlouIel-. jeans
and aInnrl', n we'll ~ ,iitnett anl full cl1rb.
Ctth Dressing done on reasonable terms,
aud at short notice. None but the best work
mau viii b, enplrycd.
Any person glnEtn Chicago, from the con.
trail Or sIuthern PAT of 'hc stale, vii pas by
hi, town, an J all the subscriber wishes, rn m.
sure y cpntluuon;g OF patronage, l. to once have
. man patro lie him, WOOL can be ,aur ~ the
Illinois river, directed to j. \ Nnlirs'n Joliet.
w III county, II the care Of Nr. Ahnws, Perm.
ills., m it will be forwarded. whore cloth will
be put NJ IN = neat an ,1le mrnnrr, according
tn the above terms and sent ia return I, any part
OF the state without troubling the owners to nc.
company It. NATTE~pN
y Il --Pcr.pTs coming iiom distance with
\ quantity OF wool to be carIcd or manufactured
IL obliged to stay over night, shall be- 10 n *.
pen,c. ~
Joliet, Mrch 22l. lsl7, "a
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEOPGE SMITH

ESPEtrFlI LILY returns thanks To the ca
Z tlGens Of Ottawa and vicinity torthrlibcrS
IIif'nhge he has hrre,oiarc received aud hol :,
30 morIta continuance uithe same. His laihI
X establishment Is ON th,souih side tn,
Iuhlic square, oyerJ. ard Il. ArWour's store
lie Is prepared to q, WORK on the ost reasons
'io tccuN. aud warrants - gnrmcUts mad, ~
lhn tnHt. Cutting NltI De done 60 short motto,
md warranted to 60 70 property made ~. n,
S7SlNG AND SUMNER fashions
From New Nelh city, have just t,,u r,,,i,,t
1ds enabling him 10 furnish edJu.ruls 10 u,
ncS' nud most approved style.
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