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s.sp,,s sAssApARILLA--In he wise eeo'o. - 70
her. has been distributed through The miners .asutl
bic kin gdoms variety Of medicinal sao'a a.ssa AZ
IN. relief Of various diseases bat Ills 49,
one product Of The earth are so many % -
properties combined a. In ssrsspsnls NV rrssiss
ihe.e latent properties practically u'efa. .' !, So
velopmsn,, combination snd eOnceaTsa0hs .,e h<s
s.r.apsrilIs il 1, believed all hese oolec.
fec,ed to the fullest extent II ~ -~sv IA 80
general practice As sure and unh''" ~ ,ossp -
s:roiaIs, leprosy, tumor swein :, sorylsius y
tam, eryspelss, sines e'n, n tbs rpueoes. =,
tomato . SeS y chronic c.i.Is ss
passage. sS e., .. . srspss,. % s.ssss VIII
e,so.r,d and cold, wb 20 . 1s aI,os-sl ecf<<s -
SANDS, Wholesale Do ~; ,, E.ss Bfosdwy2s
yorI SOFA also by p.'sfsy - = sgssIss y
unissd sssiss. fnes " '~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

AMERICAN MusruM--In addition 10 thai eeannsl y
rama Of the Funeral OF Napoleon which !. 70 Dc exs
this afternoon aud evening, The b'strd Jonn psA
Rascal Jack" noioreiy. mskes his hrst spp'ssa.
these boards, and The famous Chapman Family nspp--
after an absence OF several months. Mr.. bsm9n. y
the impromptu singer. who will sing on any fa'>71
audience will hand him, has returned, and viii ne ~
this talented company give splendid performsnfes
ernoon at O'CLOCK and slso this evening alta o~~e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

YY~ WILLIAM HAYDEN, for six years Senior
Editor Of the Boston Atlas retired the lst inst with
the respec, and good will Of the entire community but
especially Of the whgs The Atlas has been and will
continue to be moot able and efscent Whis journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

r. We are indebted to Hon. RKyERDr JoRs.
SON for copy Of Col Freemons Map of The road from
Missouri to Oregon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

Cncvrr Cornr-sefore Judge Edmond.
Lsr' harr. on eAsrss@ Fors1y -Previos. 10 -.
lournmsnt OF the Cour, the s.t dsy the ool Ne u
defence wished to introduce on their psr, I've e
who live In the country. and were de.irou. AZ
home. They were allowed IN DO so Tha ,sssf
were Messrs. Alfred Purdy and VIM n P.ns,
considered the handwriting of the dr.n % B. Ak,
M smlth-Tns cause VII be resumed this ,ar-s....
forgery in France. and demanded BY the Pr.oss 7,
eminent under the treaty again came hefor. Jus ~
monds on Saturday. on Argument 80 10 The u-.,Ia4
appeal nom decision In Chambers Of an Ur,s =. =
District Judge Mr.. Blunt was heard on u. o.., :
hetrser. and will be followed By Mr. Butler Tor IA. ~
ed States and Mr. Hoffman for prsoaer
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" TUE STEAMER CAMBRIA let Boston a, 10
O'Clock NJ Saturday, for Halifax and Liverpool with
the English Nail snd ll2 passengers
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R' we notice that the Worcester Daily
Spy 10 70 Do merged into the Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

HoUsEs RURSKp-Extract of a letter dated Dunn
ries. Va. April D. ISL About O'Clock yesterday
while the wind 50 very high from the West a nre
broke out In Mrs Boyles house, opposite the brick Ia
Vern and destroyed nearly all the houses at the
OF the town; the house of Mr. Dunnngion the large
threestory frame, containing about thirty rooms. be-
longing TO Mr.. Colqusouns and Dunnngton's heirs ;
the old banking house Mrs Wsterss, Mr. Aliens and
several other houses In all eighteen were consumed.
About forty persons turned ont OF their homes
NeAy al the men were s5sent engaged IN the nsheres
on tue Poiomsc There awful silence--no bells,
no engines, and the inmates OF ths houses, mostly fe
males looked on In mute despair. Such the dry
ness OF The houses azd rapid the progress OF the
names ihs, but few saved anything but their wearing
apparel" Wash Union. :
FIRE ~ MILFORD n. H.-The Amherst Cabinet
says that SATURDAY. night oath ult the dwelling house
OF Capt Leonard Brooks. In Milford. entirely
surned by TIRE with nesry AL its contents The house
was Jointly occupied BY the families OF Capt Brooks
and Mr. Aorsm Melzer The loss OF both very severe
oereavns them Of nearly everything they had In their
house
CoURT HOUSE BURST.-The Court House a, Ma
poeon. Henry Co Ohio was burned on the morning OF
me I'm Instant the day before the Spring term OF the
Court OF Common Pleas in that County All the records
IN me Recorders Office eli the Court records and part
oil the Auditors record were destroyed
DREADFUL SHIPwREcK.-An emigrans Ham
onrg ship While her passage 10 Canada was lost in
'ae oo STREAM, and dreadful relate loo erigrsnts
sod me crew persisted She called the stephonie.
Ospt berger and eft Hamburg in October The master
~na Tour OF me crew reported 70 have been picked
up IN an open boa, BY schooner from NewOrlesns.
TREATMENT or LusATIcs-The directors Of 10
nAne ssyinrs In Vienna trying the effect Of music
singing sad dancing upon their patients. A masked and
costume pail wa sven In Of these establishments
sno hn1snosa 70 be followed By concerts
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
ASSEMBLY.

eEFATE....ALrASY May IL P. ~
The Senate was engaged the whole morning on
the Judiciary bill
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NV Day 0oops. One Of !he eeespsr :. ~ yea . y
81 reasonable dry goods In this eiiy csa % ss,ls u.s.
xxs's- 2sI 0rand-st They are receiype "a fsshcsF
"a Them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

srrrsros Covsr-In Chsmb-rs-B.for- Jus,. a.
ley On the application Of ~ Grsis Of Pbisdsls,s
obtain from its mother the care and custody U.s.
child Mr. David Paul Brown concluded his rgqn.s...
saturdsy.-Decision ressrved
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SrPssxx Cousr.-The May term viii conr,-,,.
dsy IN the City Hal. The calendar 10 lsrge
The Superior Court slso commences ;n Nay t--r =.
dsv 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

A BAPTIST PREACHER KILLED IN BATTLE
Among those killed At Buens Vista, was Mr. Rountree
OF Illinois. whose attachment 10 the army occurred
under very singular circumstances. He was preacher
OF the Baptist persuasion. believe. AT the com
mencement of the three persons Of the same name
volunteered and the place OF rendezvous AZ Al
ton Two OF them were near relatives, and the thirc
his son who went along seemingly to take care OF the
other boys When examined IL was found that the son
was excluded by the regulations Of the army. having
ostthe orennser Of his night hand II then beesrle
question who should supply his place and The care over
the two young men. This was soon decided-Ar Roun-
tree stepped forward and enrolled himself among the vol
uneers-tid duty such throughout the campaign,
and was killed the battl- field. ST. Louis Repub.
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Democratic whig General Cou,mit,ee.-

" Democratic WINK ce"e'" S"u'th's'ec'-
. r.yoi., me- uus Of Tits Conn wi be he'd IN
Tue.asy eaipg. May 4, a, half past o'clock at tie
ero.issy House BY oder.
J. PHILLIPS ppGNlX. Chairman.
ABRAHAM r LAwSsEoE, Wee Chairman.
Josrps TaS.os' Secretaries
VA L. sHsscIow, MY II
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CoRosER's OFTIcE.-Coroner w alters ncin AZ
,,.., 49, s.,nrd.v az the Alrs- House, in the Park,
upon the sody Of Phillip Boyle, who fell down Cross
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Committee OF Iate ID Senatorial District.
MI eswtMy1lDk2tsW<W
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subscriptions received to The Weekly Tribuss

Subscriptions received TO The Daily Triosss
S.rupp.y
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Mariners, Family Industrial Society.

Hon. WASHINGTON HrSr.
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rR@ Rev. A. A. PHELPS, of this City, who went
to Jamaica months since on account OF III health
arrived Orleans on the 10Th ut in the ship Mar
tina He derived some benefit from the voyage home
but was still quite feeble
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-21
G.E0NE

IANIlitL Hartt eIaee... y
~ Faaia-t. ".tH asaf-s s.s. g re
ifaH Is aat ztatazat aale az fFs I'D
=ae -
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s4salEAttEA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-01
Oct | , 1917, tUSHNAN
DRESS GOODS
on BIS. bro. Sh Getting n shifting,

w " brown AMI blue UTlilings,
10 I" Cotton Batting,
q &" =" Wadding.
Candle Wicking. Bed Ticking, striped
Shlrling, plaid aud striped Iinseys. Rob
r ys, white, red, and yellow FIannels,
blrdseye and Russia Diaper, table Linen
and Cloths, Irish Linen. Brown Holland,
Crash, Burlaps, Bagging, etc; Buck Nit
tens and Gloves. heavy woollen do; la
dies and gents kid Gloves, MIrs. Of all
qualities worsted and cotton Hose, Of all
colors, qualities, and prices; Pins. Nee
dies. Tire Ids, Tapes, Ribbons, Welling
Cord, Whalebone, Gimfs, Fringes, cords,
Hooks and Eyes, Bonnie, Wire, Knitting
Pins. Thimbles, Combs, Stuff Boxes,
shir, Buttons and Studs. coat, vest and
pan, Buttons Of all kinds. Suspenders,
Ela.l;cs. Comlo,lers, Shawls, hdkCs, etc.
Offered at very low prices, Ivy
oct !, isi7 CCSHMAM IL GRIDLEY.
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SheetinSs, Yarns. &C.
1OBALES "A heavy brown Shee
10 iings.
4 bales Sd and "a sup. do.
700 lbs. Cotton Batting.
GOO Cotton Yarns. No s TO 20
300 " White Carpe, Whsrp.
800 Fl" Colored. do.
AIsp-Candle wicking. cotton Irvine
Black and white Wedding. &c.
Just received and frr sale low by
WALKER e. iIICKLlNG.
sept. "a, lS47.
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Books, SsaliOua,y.A c.

SchOOi Books, Staii Ona.y, Ac.
y Just received by The subs cnhei.,
Sanders and McGuny's series of
School Readers.
Sanders Elementary Spellars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic.
Smiths Grammar.
Smi,h's Geography and Atlas,
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography,
Websier's School Dictionary.
ALSo-PfImers, Toy and Copy Books.
Blank Accom-, Books. dlfieren, sizes
Paper, Ink. QuiIIs. Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER l. HlCKLiNG.
Sept. 81. lSi7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-01
NOTICE.

q q. ARMOUR having sold out their en-.
-. tire stock Of goods, and wishing to settle
up their business, request all these indebted TO
them to call and settle, either by note or other.
wise, 10y the 18Th day of next mouth, or their
accounts will be lief, with the proper officer ior
collection. j. Armour may he found IN the
back room Of The store formerly occupied by
them, where he will be in readiness to close w
all the affairs Of the outstanding business.
Oct. l. lSl1
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Taxes for lS47,

V8>HE tnI liN fr 1877 ia now in my hands for
l. Collection. shal be in the county on all
days Of each week sxccp, Saturday. on which
day can be found at my cihce. prepared to re.
c,ise taxes from those who may wish 10 pay i,
town. Coat, will be added to all tracts OF lands
and town lots that remain unpaid after the first
OF January, isAs as lis, of delinquent Isrjs
and town lots i'll have 10 be handed to the prin.
ter for publication II. HCRf.BUT,
Oua~a, Sept 81, 1917, Collector.
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Hardware !
NOR sale cheap, a large stock, consisting -in
Il par, Of

ENORs'!e cheap, large stock, consisting -,n
l. part Of
leg. Trace. and Hher Chains,
Manure and hay Forks, Shovels and
Spades, scoop Shovels, Hoes; mill, cross
cut. and hand Saws, Coffee Mills, strap
hinges, Augurs, Shovels aud longs,
hammers. ha,cheis, steel a. 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 La,ches door, trunk. chest, cup.
board, till, pad. stock and morlice Locks,
knives and forks ; butcher, bread, shoe,
and pocket knives: table and teaspoons.
sraiers, mincing knives, mahogany knobs
table butts. draw shavos, axes, files, sad
irors, door scrapers, states. ink powder,
selves, shutters, candle sticks, whips,
raw hides, wheel heads, egg lrycrs, and
pewter porringers.
De, |. 1917 CT SnMAN & GRIDIEY.
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LOST,

A LARGE Golden Brcos, Pin, containing
IA yellow stone, belonging to lady, he.
tween the City Hotel and the New Public
Square. Anv person finding |, will he ibcrslly
rewarded by leaving il at tho Post Offi- in o..
Jaws Oct. |, 1917.
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MIR. THOMAS MUM.

the very ceebraleu and genlemanly Equeslna'
Director, from AslIcy's and franconi's Europe,
M Amphithealrcs.
The entertainment curing tho afternoon and
evening will consist Of every variety of reri,rm-
ances apperSining to tn, Arna. besides iou
splendid ragcan,s and a number of acts never
performed by any other company, including tn,
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HHN Spirits, Wines, DC.
- half pipes pure Cog. Brandy.
20 bbls. American do.
New England Rum.
l pipe Holland GIN, (IIour Glass
e bbls. New York do.
" Sweet Malaga Wine.
casks Port, some very good.
Madeira,
WALKER Il NlCKLING.
Scr. "a ls47
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Better die than live, II | am to be
'ormem'ed from day To day hy this horrible Arur,
c1clalns the poor suit rer whose life has become
a burden from the racking paroSysms Of an IN.
'etm',ten', and whose confidence IN human aid
IS destroyed by the failure OF remedies to produce
the promised 'cef--Such has been the -iluai,on
nf thousands who ara now rejoicing in Nil the
blessings Of health from the use Ofpr. S,wr,n's
Ey'rnet OF Bark. In m in.'ance does !, fail Of
nilecing speedy aud permsnen' cure. For sal,
by. the pr"r',siot's agents, KING X WHITE,
sole A,cuts f'f Ottawa.
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Ottawa Female Seminary,

MI ROBERTSON wotlJ inform her
4Hlirien DIS and patrons centrally, that ,be
WIN resume her school on Wednesday the 9Th
DAY OF September. a, the usual place. the upper
room Of the old court house where il will he
continued thro' the winter, Miss n. hopes 10
receive renewal cf that favo' and patronage
winch has been so kindly and literally bestowed
curing the two past years sept 2-tf
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fremont House,

JOHN DtLENY-..Proyric,or
FENllE Proprietor of the above establishment,
D. returns his sincere thanks to hi, npo,c,nus
visitors aud the members Of the General Assrn-
bly,, for their very hhrral patronage bestowed
upon hlmduring the past winter He take, prss-
IRE IN announcing Ia his fricnls. and all OILERS
who may visit the city during the next summer
and winter. that he will always be ready I, fur.
nish them with the best the market affords, and
spare no pains on his par, in rendering them as
comfortable as can be desired.
The washington HoieT' is situated in the
most convenient par. Of the city for those hose
business is connected with any of the publ, Of.
fees Of the State. and Delegates 10 the ConNi,u.
tiOnal Convention will find this House. frnm il.
immediate proximity to their field of labor. pos
sesses more advantages for their conver erce
and CONFER, than any other in Springfield. hi.
house Il large ard roomy, and is capable / sr.
commodating a large number Of ali those who
may make 1t convenient to call upon him.
convenient and comfortable stall. is attach. II 10
the premises, which will Away. be supplied i'm
the best Of provcnder.
TERMS.
Single Meal % cent,
Transient Boarders per day IS do
Horse, per day S7l do
The travelling psblc are respectfully solicited
for share Of their patronage.
Marsh 49, lS47-,f ss
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Notice.

Notice.
WE the undersigned, teachers Of Ottawa, be.
w ing DESTROYS Ia promote the interest ol
common school education in the county If la
Sale, by the Introduction Of the very best ele.
mcntary books into the schools nf our county,
have examined carefully and with unbiased
mlads. Greg md ENioWs, Tpa's. S,pders'
and NJ G1D'ys series IF Reuters T,vns
San6erS elementary and Nc Ggf,ys Spsthng.
doohs ana Smiths, Dawe's, Adaa,s. md R0ys
Arahmei'cs, and have adopted, and earnestly
recommend TO the teachers VI La Sale AS the best
works of their kind.
NcGoVey's Eclectic Rcaaers and Spell.
ing Book, and Hay's Series Of Arith-
metics IN 3 parts.
o, II. RoprRrsoN.
TnADpEus HAMPTON.
AMARILLA II. FAIRFIELD,
NICHOLAS HEATING.
Ottawa, sept. "a, 1919,
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Fruit Trees.

Fruit Trees.
.83A 4 LARGE 10, is now for sale J
TS8EE IA miles cas-, Of Marsecs, comprrs.
~fyS~ choice selection of about forty vari.
.-~s&e.. cites fArpIe and few Pears. Plums
,".,r'rS' Peaches, &c. The trees are of three
ana innr years growth in size. from five To ten
feet hig and from two to six inches in ci,rumict.
cncc at the surface or the rar,h, The nursery
price varies from 1919 to % cents for Apple (;
Pears and Pums l2i cents higher
ID. g. UNDERHIIT..
MvWiNes, Oct l. lSI7. An
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Forty Pieces. Nem Style
Fail 4 Winter tsinghams,

- - ~ " ~
500. and upwards. pieces Prints,
from u, to 10 CTS. per yard, all
new styles and patterns.
hLso-Book, Swiss. Null and Jaco-
net Muslins,
Greene, Bergc. Irish Linens,
Towel and Table do.
Table Covers. Silk Frlngrs.
Plain and Plaid I.inseys.
Red, white, yellow & fg'd FIannels,
Handkerchels, Shaws. Hosiery,
Berlin wool and working Canvass,
Black and colorcd kid. cashmere,
cotton and Isle thread Gloves.
And all Other articles usually enquIred for in a
country store.
N. B.-As usual. most kinds of county pro.
duce taken in exchange.
WALKER e. llICKLlNG.
Sent, 81, lSi7.
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Auction! Auction !


HNIiE subscriber will sell nj public sale. At his
trrdence in DAYTON. on SATURDAY. HE 81
n Or'"ter nrri, the following property. via:
One lot Of Groceries.
10, of Dry Goods.
Five barrels Apples.
One lot Of Boots and Shoes.
A lot Of household Furniture.
A 10, Of Hogs. and
a TOM LOT IN D.A YTO.N.
On which is erected a good dwelling
house and a store.
TrnNs:-Fcr all suns under IS, cash. For
oil sums over IS. six months credit, with 6 ps,
cent. interest md approved security. For tho
real estn'e. 10 per cent, down, ere half in thirty
days. and the remainder in si1 ucrihs with &
per cent interest and approved security. Sslo
TO commence at 10 o'cl"fk \. NJ.
Dayton Sept. "a ls47. A. FORD. Jr.
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Peru WllarG ROAt.

THE subscribers have TIED ura
Nsfs large and splendid wharf Doe, a,
Peru, for the accommodation Of
travellers who are frequently obliged TO Val, fc,
Transports, snd for the receiving anil Jisrhsvs.
mg Of freight. ! he accun ncds,ions q tho bcs,
are remarkably Ilcusnn, ard conmodious, and
unsurpassed iy any public house, aud those be-
are detained y, Peru viii k' ID /, nu,h to their
advantage and conceEitrce 10 male this ,hei,
place OF st'ppoec. J. X. MERRITT.
WI. DEVINNEY,
'Nrt Y, 1873 RDBr. BURROWS.
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CRUSADERS TOURNAMENT,


OF, NE II dTFioTS q 17e tfosS.
Songs, glces and solos by the Tyro!ean No.
cnlists whose inspiring melodies have euchanl-
ed Thousands, sui NauI,irg, Grand Tumh'
ling, and the Grand stick Dance by II. w.
franklin, {. Sherwood and the Arcoba, Family
aided by the whole troupe.
Mas, HARRINGTON, on two ponies; also in
tents OF pnsturelng with his father, Professor
Harsington. The Egyptian Horse Pyramids by
he whole troupe. The beautiful aud talented
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-01
For the Fall and Winter Trade.

VHAyE received from New York q large and
fine assortment Of STA PIE AND "a c y
DRYGOODS. for the Fall and Winter trade.
Among which msy be found the following:
CLOT rs.
Blark, Blue Black, Brown. Olive. G adet,
Gold Mixed, English and American
Black French. Black, Blue Black
and Drab PHO, and Beaver, for over.
coats.
ca s s I'M Err s..
Black, Blue Black. and Fancy, good
assortment.
S,3TTI NETT S.
Black. Indigo Blue. Steel Mixed, Gold
Mixed, Plai'' and Striped.
JE a " S &. TIVE T. Us.
OF all nlnds and prices.
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Lands for Sale Mt PnbIic Auction.

Lands for Sale nj Public Auction.
NlLL Do sold pubic suc,io. ., the eour
w house in Ouaaa on Monday tho jhirL
day Of January next. At | O'Clock r. M, to Tho
hilhestbidd'r for Gosh,
The whole Of section %. 7. 80, n r 3 east 81
3jP. N.
=, Al'o, the whole e the y + sec. 81. r. 81
3E3lP. NJ.
he above Lands are prairie cft;~ hes: quaf!
i,y IN the IMMEDIATE vicinity of timh.r, and
title nhqucsionahIe. GEO. n. NORRIS.
agent FIR the Otbner.
Ottawa Sept. Y ISI7
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Estate II John Doyle. dec'd.
DRUGS q MEDICINES.

Ch'mic0Is. Paints. Oils, Furnishes.
Pw'y, Hmdo'c Glass, Dye. SiuGs,
brushes, Books, Confectionaries,
Fruii, NuiS, Hines and Brandies.
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Forty Thoiisand 4hf,nA
GRATED -
FRUIT TREES. ~

Nov offer to the public at nv Nursery n.a
Il the village OF Dsytcn, west eide Of Fox liver
la Sale county, the largest, number and greatest
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest Of the Wabash.
They were procured IRON Curtis celebrated Ed.
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hundred
varies Of Apple Fifty varieties Of Pear thirty va
rites of Plums. Cherries and Peschcs, all OF the
choicest fruit, which have been selected during
the last 20 years by the inlu.'you. aud indefa,i.
gable proprietors Of the Nursery, at 4 grcs, ex-
Pense from nearly all the states in the Union.
and many of the choicest variir- from Europe
They are mostly of two years s'nNih. and from
three to 1--WE feet IN height. aud ct sufficient sin.
TO set. Those wishing toplani orchards will no,
iail 10 perceive The great advantage of setting
young and thrifty trees. reared in the same soil
and climate in which they are destined 10 be ST.,
over those usually brought, from a dinercn, soil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs ampu,a.
ted to save transportation, and the ihrous root,
injured by Tong exposure toa dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
S"n,. II. 1876 I2-v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-01
INTERESTING TO FARMERs.

o. TNHE very celebrated aud
S.SN i superior Grnn.je.Tour
s.iksrESAzA PHO " CHS,
For sale by J. e. NATTlNGER.
Such has been the demand for these Plough.
tina, no less than 700 have been sold by n house
At Peru, within comparatively a short time, the
article mus, therefore he altogether superior To
any other IN use. They are all warranted per.
fec, and to scour, it no, they may be returned.
J. q. n.
July 81. ISi7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-01
Drugs, Medicines, Sc.
Chemicals. Sc.

knn W. sulphIte qulnlne; lG do morphine
JUV ! do srrychninc in crystals; 10 do nj.
perlne; also, cIatetium, iodine iolldc po,a.sc CT.
Irs'e of iron, and qundrle, prussc acid, &c lust
received and Tor sale low, h,
July |, 1917. WNKgn & IItrritxn