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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
GREAT BARGAIN.

NTOR SALE-I'he equal undivided
a. half Of a FIGURING mn, with two
pairs Of French burr stone, one for GUS
tom aud one fer merchant work; two
bolts screen smut mill corn shelter,
and averything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou-
SEES and storc-one new two story
housc-and several out.buildings, with
100 acres Of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intersecis
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
A good title and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to sui, purchaser. Enquire of
NJ. T.. IIolister, Esq. at the cour.
house, or at Cushman & Grid|ey's store.
June II, 1916.
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To Stop Cracks in Sioues.-A para.
graph under travel says that cracks in
stoves may be stopped with compost.
ton of wood ashes and common sal,
made into paste with little wa,er-,he
effsc, being tho same whether the stove
10 no. or cold. yfrue, a good rrcscrip'
ton.
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HATS. CAPS, AND FIE.s.

's'HE subscriber continues to manu'@',
q ture and keeps constantly on hand
the largest assortment Of
flats, Caps and all kinds Of FIR Goods
ever offered in western market.
Also. a good assortment Of Stocks,
Cracais, liam collars and BosomS.
HmdkerchiJ, Giores, M;Hens and
N0ccasias, Laiits' Trareiing Bags
Um5reiias. PGrasols. Sc: BG6alo coats
and oUcr NoeS-wholesae and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps, and fur goods on as good terms as
in the city Of New York.
With his long practical experience ir
The business and his determination TO cx-
cell in tie quality and manufacture Of his
goods, he hopes to merit a continuance
Of the very liberal patronage he has thus
far received.
The highest price paid for furs and
skins. ]. A. SMITH.
Chicago, April, 10, 1916 70.
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lard, \ genera assortment 81 SaGd/cN u. idi's
irness, G diyrS, WHIPS, Trunks, IdHsss. and
al nther articles in his lire, which he will war.
AM aud sell Al Chicago prices.
4 $50, all kinds of repairing oae to order, 81
he shortest notice aud on the nslihrra terms
n. B.-Bugey and Carriage trimming done il
superior style and a, reduced prices.
Shop on he,olth-cist corner biCOlumbus ana
Canal streets. Comc and Seet
Ottawa July /. 1915. G STONE.
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FEVER Il AGGE.

So far, the proprietor has ioand 1t only noces'
snry To tcs, it, practical and health restoring h'es-
sings in the communities where 1t has been in.
troduced. In the proud testimonials 50 elected,
tho worth ofthe FehHluge is made manifest; and
/, is therefore confidently sent upon It's healing
GRAND into the Valley of the Mississippi. lie
sends il there as n medicine, now regarded in the
Northern and Western States as a cure whose
progress is undimmcd and WiihOuia SOHiargImi
IRE. In short. sustained wherever tested, land
the evidence can he furnished, If there are any
inclined to be skcpicol) ms "AgW- Breokjng
Fepe, Rcmoring, and Heahh-Re"uring.'
As such MAcKENzir's TuSic FrpRIFuGE is
now offered 10 the A que diseased of Illinois, aud
the States adjoining, aud TO those emigrants and
travellers who may b. attacked by the Ague and
Fever away frcm their homes and families. II
IL submitted as an iu(slliblc remedy for the ter
rife local dsenvc attendant upon our soils, and
the miasma,ic oybnatons arising thcreifom.
BY properly ndhcrng to the directions accom-.
panying it. or giving heed 10 the warnings thai,
the system invariably gives in advance Of malady,
the constitution may not only hc rescued from its
thrallom TO the rnvnger. hut even its steal,hcst
approaches frustrated before allowed f,olhold
TO the prudent, what has been stated above
will answer ns we'll as if volume Of verbiage
were placed before them To all those who re-
sist this invitation to Try n remedy thu, has al.
ways succeeded whenever applied, the only
" ords that can be said, are
Tho wise mon prospcrs on the fooIs'ownfall
'ris VISIONS pnr, to break diseases thrall.
Tor sale by the Propric,ors Agent.
THoS. BASsNETT, Ottawa Tllinoi,
Aog. -. 1872
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

In going to tie Methodist conference in Poo
ria from my residence IN Caldwell Prairie, W .
r.. my horse got his foot strained so severely
lha, could not have travelled further without
great inconvenience. ! used Forrells' Liumtnt
and it cured bin perfectly in a few days. | a. .
found it excellent in chales aud gals. | can
safely recommend it TO tho public as an eScsl',nt
medicine. Rev. ions CRUMsBn.
Caldwell prairie November g. lS45..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
Consumption OF iilc Lungs

9Gciioas cfihe Liyer. ,7siima, BIZ
chitis, poin or ,rcGkac>s cftic Breast
or Lun.S, ChroHic G'ugtS, Pe1Tj-
81, Hmorrogc othe lungs, cni all
Tie affections c5 tie FUimo"ary Dr.
rms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

"VT-'T UIINAFk, TOI TNVIIF1 NNTTS WIG 70
Ard alt other things ia poi oui II.
Attention is also invited to ny stock
of English blankets, counrerIar,s, broad
cloths and bonnet rihhous, Of Whch
have great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices. ! also expect to
receive IN few weeks, q full Supply OF
winter goods, mich will lie able 10 sell
la" far Cash or couEiry Produce.
IL i nAasNlrr. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
\ f W S I Q Il f.
IA La Safe. IN.
f.sgIs.iEsG (OEy

: 4 GUILD respectfully inform the
w ciiizcns Of Peru, La Sale. and
the adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hard,c0rc, Boots g. Shoes,
&c, &C.. &C..
is equal to any in the country. His
stock was selected with great care for this
market, and he feels satisfied tina, his
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 purchasin. else.
where, and see and judge for themselves
La Sale, March 10, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
DAYTON FIGURING MILL.

DAYTON FIGURING MILL.
'Rn!E subscribers at the LOVER
MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchan,
and custom work, and that all grinding
for either will be done in the best posi-.
BILE manner. They are also paying
CASH FOR WHEAT,
and would also state that all persons in
deb,ed to them are requested Ia pay IN
Whea, or Cash, Immediately or,hey will
be under the painful necessity of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
pas, patronage and best efforts 10 secure
future. GEO. MANN q SON.
April 3. 1876. Al.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
DAYTON
W DOL L EN- T A c T @ E Y.


I'VE would most respectfully inform our
w friends and patrons, that The above estsh-
lshmeut is still in operation, and will continue
to be, 50 long as we continue to receive such a
liberal share ofpubIic patronage. and would here
renew our promise that no pains shall he spared
on our part, with skiliul workucu. ia render ge-
neral satisfaction We are manufacturing the
following kinds Of goods, via:
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere. Satinftt. Tweed. Jeans, LinSry.
IlaaAClS Of different kinds. and Blankets
Which we offer f,r sale wholr.olc or retail very
cheap, for Cgsk, What. or Uooi, or will make
liberal exchanges, say yd. fulied cloth f1r from
2 TO 3 lbs. Of wool, yd. Jeans for 2 lbs, yd.
flannel for lbs, pair very heavy blluSe's Tor
as much more wool as it tskas u make them,
&c, all Of the same quality. Or We will mann.
factuTe iulled cloth on commission. at from 37I
to G2l cents per sd. Wool ca'culstcd for ex-
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ed on the sheep and rolled up in separate feeces.
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
W;ll he done ct from 10 TO Is cents per pound.
CARDlNG will he done thls season Of cents,
except very fine Ct cents per pound. Come on
with your fine wool, we have Just received
two new single machines Of The latest and most
improved style, which will he put IN ompcte
order. with fine cards, (No. 81 and 33) by the
2O,h inst, aud are calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work Our old machine will be pot in good
order. and will DO justice to the coatser QUALITIES
Persons coming from a distance can have their
work done with the least possible delay. aud in
a manner which we will warrant to give salts
| faction.
CLOTH ESSING
VIII he done at the usual prices. or a small ds.
count for ready pay. J. d d. GREEN.
/ n. b. We have also large supply of Gro.
rericS which we offer for sale wholesale and re-
tail al Ottawa prices. Please give US call o,
the new building jus, below the mill.
| Dayton, May IL, 1916. ]. 4 d &.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
MCMILLAN 81 BROTHER,

W. ., Brev,ier's So8e Building, Peru, Illinois.
Have declared war-not against Mex
leo, not against Great Briian-hut upon
high prices; and they hereby pledge
themselves to prosecute it with vigor I'M
Ill the prices of goods are brough, down
10 a standard to NEE, the exigencies Of
the times, the low price OF Produce &c.
They have laid in. in New York, by way
of ammunition, and which they are just
receiving, large and well selected as
sor,ment Of
New Goods,
consisting in part o. cloths, casimeres,
.alinetIs, calicoes VERY cheap linseys,
lanueIs (some very cheap alpacas VERY
cheap silks. bonnc,s. ribbons, wooden
and silk shawls, hats, linens, bagqing and
a thousand other articles usually kept in
a dry good store, but too numerous TO
mention.
also, the greatest variety Of mcas' and
boys' caps TO be found in this section.
also, large assortment Of Rea3y-
mate Ci9hjng, such as over.coals, hun
ting coats, sack coats, rrock coats, panta-
looms Of various qualities, vests, drawers,
wrappers and shirts.
also, splendid assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Of prime quality and at low
prices. ,7iso,
Udflcare and Groceries.
Also, large assortment Of CrOckery /;
complete sets for tavern keepers and fam
lilies furnished on very reasonable terms.
The largest stock Of
Iron, Nails and Steel
kept in this section Of country. Black
smiths and others wanting Iron would do
we'll TO give us call.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, if you
feel any interest in buying goods at iow
prices, and in pa,roniziug those who put
down the prices of goods, we invite you
to call at No. ., Brews,er's Stone Build
ing "a large figure 2 on each side of the
door) and you shall be accommodated.
Uhe0f bought.
Sept. % MCMILLAN e. BRO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
SniiS.

mr. KEGS of frs, rate quality, to God, jus
4 y received and for sale low by
July 2s, lsiS GE WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

This certifes that have used Fauells Li.
imynt on my horse, which was badly CALLED, an
in four days it produced perfect cure. cat
with confidence recommend it 10 the public as
safe and quick remedy for gals. o. w. MuSeEn,
of Little Rock, Kendall county, minister of the
Rock River conference.
Peoria, August IS, 1915.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
Caps, NEuTs and Tirpcis.

a Il greatly reduced prices, mems fur,
IA plush and cloth caps, boys do; the
balance of large stock will be sold with
out reserve, at the Iow once price store Of
Nov. 26, 1916 BouGHToN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
ATTl, TsON!!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT
Il. 8ASSNETT'S,

mo. 4, Brick buildings.
2 ANiNG lately received an sddi
( z tional supply Of fine English Irint.
and dc LANES, will row sell ti,m al
N0r FORK UkojCsaic TricCS.
These goods are of tie finest texture,
OF the tastes, and Uost brilliant c0lors
and Of ,he most esteemed styles. Il
therefore invites all who wish ,o pur
chase fall dresses, Ia call and Sc then
before they buy elsewhere, cor,idcn
that they are boIh--eheoT! chccror" on.
chcoPesiM
L0oh at these Prices, End remember
that the Quality can! be tea.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

1LOIHS and WOODEN goods-.Several pieces
~ French black, very superior cloths. Also,
clssmcres, black, bIue-black, and fancy. at diff
ferent prices. Several pieces OF jeans Of different
styles and at different prices. Three pieces wool
black cloths, cheap Tor cloaks. Also, sheep :
rrnys, sn,iine,s, tweeds. etc. ] G NlrriSGEp l6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
FISH

Liquors and Wines.
~ BIS whisky, Cincinnati,
4 y 20" American brandy,
| pipe Gin,
3 bis ' T. rum,
4 quarter pipes Of French brandy,
. casks malaga wine,
3 madeira wine,
3 6 port ine article for med.
cal purposes by July % IL WALKER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
CERTAIN, Prompt AND PERMANENT

REMEDY FOR THE AGUE AND FEVER,
Is generally conceded; and i. is resorted
to by all thus afflicted in preference to all other
preparations Ginning to cure this disease.
Volumes of LTCirogibe Testimony might &C
company this notice hut the proprietor believes
that the true method of appnsing the afflicted OF
the perfectly curative properties OF the Tonic
febriluge, is the trial Of its miraculous power
oypr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

uTNone can be genuine unless signed in uvi-
Gpg by w. b. & II. &. FARngLL, Sole and
Original Projectors. CJMauuscrured only by
II. G.. Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria HIS,
and for sale in Ottawa ly &. l.. TnoNPsoS.
Jenkins & Merrill, Lockpoi DR. Il Smith,
Peru J Everett, Hnnpi"i Benjamin Newell,
Princeton; Stevens q Sons, I,9iani0un J w
Pickering, N,c0yh. BoOGhton Il Hubbard,
O,wegoi S Vogel, BniNol! and Wheeler &
Allen. duybrG.
O,tou, lunp II ISlG-3Iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
Fruits, Nuts, sc.

ENRESli rlisins, iig', pruncs. candicd citron,
4 almonds, filheris and English walnuts, just
received by July 2S, 1916 WALKER.
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vi,

~ BBLS. fine salt, Just received
-o and for sale by
mayiG. CUSHMAN e. GRtDLEY,
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Saddle, Trunk, q Harness
MAN FAC TO Y.

FVNHE 81 bscTibeT Won i
z take this methcd -
returning thanks IA
thcliboral patronap herct'
fore extended to him, ant
inform his iricuds aud III,
public eneral'y that b,
continues manufacturing
arlis ccnst1utly keeping OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

Cranber-
" ries at Sl,00 per bushel, for sale
by Aug. %. 400 II. BA3sNETT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

A GOOD article of Berlin canvass for
IN embroidering, just received and foI
sale Ing August Ia G.. L. WALKER
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NsV GOODS
Selling OF at Cost.

zoo Pounds cotton batting for sale
oO&g by CusnMAN & GRIpLEY.
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Boots a. Shoes.
GE.SS and Snsil

Gkass ana sash.
400 HALF boxes gllss, 7y9 to l2x1S.
OU 5000 lights 7y) aud 8v 10 sash. Just r.
ceved and for sale by q T. WALKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-16

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
What shall be the end of these thi

r trump. Such is the following. Where it ca
IN originally we do not know; our first encoul
III it was in the National lntelligencer
What shall be the end of these things
When another life is added
To the heaving turbid mass;
When another breath of being
Stains creation s furnished glass
When the first cry, weak and pteous,
Heralds long-endurilg pain,
And a soul from non-eNisence
Springs, that nc'er can die again;
When the mothers passionate welcome
Sorrow like bursts forth in tears,
And the sire's self graduation
Prophecies OF future years
1t is well we cannot see
What the end shall be
When across the nfan, features
Trembles the faint dawn of mind;
When the heart looks from the windows
OF the eyes that were so blind;
When the incohcrcnt murmurs
Syllable each swaddcd thought,
To the fond ear of affection
With boundlcss promise lraught,
Kindling great hopes for the MORROW,
From that duh uncertain ray,
Asbv gimmerng OF the TWILIGHT
Is iorshown tine perfect day
1t is well we cannot sec
When the boy upon the threshold
OF his all-cUmp.1sing home,
Parts aside the arm maternal
That enlocks him ere he roam;
When the canvass of his vessel
Flutters to the iavoring gales,
Years of solitary exile
Hid behind his sunny sails
When his pulses beat with ardor,
Aud his snews stretch for toll,
And hundred bold emprises
Lure him to that eastern soil
1t is well we cannot SEQ
What the end shall be.
When tho youth beside the maiden
Looks into her crcdu.ous eyes;
When the heart upon the surface
Shin :, TOO happy TO be wise;
He by speeches less ;han gestures
Hinteih VIII. her hopes expound.
Laying ont the waste hereafter
Like enchanted garden ground
He may pater-so do many;
She may sulIer-so must ALL
Both may yet, world disappointed,
This lost hour Of love recall
1t is well we cannot see
What the end shall! be-
When the altar Of religion
Greets the eXpectant bridal pair;
When the vow that lasts TIL dying
Vibrates on the sacred air.
When mans lavish protestations
Doubt of after-change DEFY,
Comforting the frazier spirit
Bound his scrvitor for ave;
When beneath loves silver moonb.ams
Many rocks in shldow sleep,
Undiscovered till possession
Shows the dangers OF the deep
-~~---- I, 10 we'll We cannot see
What the end will be-
Whatsoever is beginning
That is wrought by human skill.
Every daring emannton
OF the minds ambitious will
Every first impulse OF passion,
Gush of love or twinge of hate;
Every launch upon the waters,
Wide horzoned by our fate;
Every venture in the chances
OF lies sad, OF, desperate, game,
Whatsoever be our motive,
Whatsoever be our aim
1t is well we cannot see
What the end shall be.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

There is not much poetry aloat in these our days
poetry worthy the name-eher in books, magazines
newspapers; but occasionally we light upon spe-
cnen that stirs the blood like the far off sound OF
war trump. Such is the following. Where it came
from originally we do not know our first encounter
with it was in the National lnelligencer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

OF Mr.. GEsrRy, Of Tennessee, on the PRESIDENTS
Message.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15
GET BRANDRETHs PILLS.

ifyou are not perfectly healthy, and they will re
store you, if medicine can do il, because they ex-
pc those humJrs which are the cause Of impurity
Of the blood, and at the same time the body il
strengthened BY the operation Of this most excel.
lent medicine.
REAB-This is 10 certify that was taken i'll du-
ring the season Of the cholera, in the year 1892,
and continued thus until The Spring Of 1912, du-
ring which time was severely troubled with
dyspepsia, and all its various train of suffering.
became extremely emaciated, melancholy. and
worn out with suffering, so that lie seemed bur-
thensome. |, in the mean time, applied to a
number Of the best physicians, who prescribed
for me, and many were the bitter doses Of medi-
cine that | took but without avail. At last
YIELDED TO DESPAIR,
The idea Of taking the prescriptions of the
physician longer was useless. and was utterly
opposed to taking pills. My friends became a.
Harmed; often solicited me TO try Brandreti's
Pills, asserting that they had derived great bcne-
fit from their use. At last was attempted to
give them trial. and it is but just TO say, that az
ted using them short time, began to recover,
and soon was
ENTIRELY RESTORED TO HEALTH.
and think IL duty which owe to the world
and to Dr.. Brandreth, 10 make this public acknowl
edgemenl n. BLISS.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills:-
d. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsboro'
WIN. Foshee, Foshcc's store, Chatham; j. b
M'Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane Mason
Hall; Ed w. Smith, Alamance; ]. & r. Sloan
Grcensborough; James Johnson, Wentworth
Wood Il Neal, Madison; Owen MsAleei, Yam.
ceyvilie; ]. r. CAllum. Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15
& GAZE ID

- W 80 49, - .
WE, the undersigned, having become sa,isf-
w cd that the professional charges heretofore
made in this section Of the country have been in
many instances beyond the means Of the ordina-
ry wealth Of the citizens, and that many suffer
from the want of medical aid ON that account !:
from the foregoing considerations, we have re-
solved to reduce our charges to such a standard
as will enable all to avail themselves of medical
aid who desire it. Mileage, after one mile, reduc-
ed flom fifty cents to thirty cents, and all other
chargcs reduced in proportion. II is well TO OBJ
serve, when visits are made in the night, or in
ny inclement weather, higher price will be char
ged than when made in the day or in good wca-
thcr.
JAMES s. SMITH,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15
THE HILLsRoRoUGH RECORDER
is PUBLISHED wgEkLr
nv DENNIS uEARTT.

Terms.-Thrce Dollars year, or Two iP,
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance W"
Of five subscribers, who make the payments s'ias
" in advance, will be furnished at Two pO''~'
u year each.
No paper will lie discontinued until oil arif,'.'
ges are paid, unless Of The option 9th Iuli'l,1"
Hereafter no paper win be sent to new ~ in
scrihcr out of this state unless Pc, mcnt Z ilaN
advance, or some person IN the state VIII MI "a
responsible TO the editor ;-and in no case VIII o.,
paper he sent TO subscriber out OF ihc sa'' Nv
more than two years without payment 49,.
ADyERrisENENTs not exceeding sixteen ni, g,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five een's ~
each subsequent insertion; longer ones ~ r -,
portion. Court advertisements TWENTY-FIVE Ia Ia
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-third VIII
made to advertisers by the year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15

NNrE have iasa Fsossxea End 0Veno1 Cur SOL
Wv II raii a MinirF 6o0As. hn8ghf ~ Tie
l0nesa cash EEioes. anA srirrifd wilh errai car.
mlich NE nlll srll loser than usnal Cor Gash -
. Punriual cuslouers. Bel0~ Hs snuHcsie :
lrW aFficless
Umhrrllas, Boaaefag PaPer AMI Paper iosNin'
DON ruFtainss
sa.oe. Horse. ysmisA. Paint. clO,hrs. Hair,
Travrling. Shaving. flosh, Toosh, and Pasrni
Comb Blushos;
cEscRsg-whi,e srani'e. fuIl sr,s; IIOa< Ian
terms;
GrecrSiss-Fsmily and Mo colEss. Brown,
Last Powdered and cnshod Sugars; Raisins, IN
quarter and hall hOxes;
Segans. Maoraiay and scoieh Snuff, and sspe.
mar Chewing Talacco;
Palm, NsTiegaiei. Shaving. and o:keF Soaps
superior Adamaniinc-cdgcd RaEors. Magic Razor
S,rnrS. and Travelling shaving csses;
FloEila end Cologne Wafer. EAnarts. Tor the
handkerchief. InliAn Hair DYE. lip Salse. &c.;
TanneFs and Sperm oil. Polishing Powder,
Rat and Moasc TIaps. Tubs. brass-bound Buck
cts. and Water DippeH;
WORK Baskets. Work Boxes. Spool Stands;
DominOs, chcssmen, Spelling Canes, &C., for
children;
Guns, and Cunning Apparatus;
A COOL assortment II Boals. Shoes and Trunks;
Hats and CAPS. 81 al kinds; new style Bon
nets. Flowers. RillOns. &c.;
Buttons. Red Yam. sole Leather. IInrSe and
Stage Collars. Plough Lines. and Bel eonls:
Flutes. Purse Twist. Steel Dead, Clasps, T'as-
scls. crcwels and Canvass;
Locking GLASSES. with AMI without drawers;
Letter Stamps. Note Paper and Waters;
Twcesers. snuff and Tobacco Boxes;
Buggy. Couch. Wagon. and Dog Whips;
A nice lot Ct caTsiing and Rugs. Toilet Co
sers. and Ladies' ami Gcnilemen's Travelling
Carpet Bags;
Elliptic Springs, Iron Axlcs, Coach Trimmings
and Furniture fIinges;
chilircn's socks and Cradle Blankets;
A full assortment Of all kinds Of Goods Cor In
dies aud Gentlemen. and many articles not usu
ally kep, in this market.
LONG, WEBB & CO.
October II. a.