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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
MOTIFS CAST IRON KEVOLV- a1e ING CHAIR. s

On NsnOSs s1SV014OHO OCnOOLG. TNHE following description was furnished i IL b. one Of our most eminent physicians
 who has taken lively interest in ih. .ptagfess
 nf schools He says the advantages ol this Chair zrp-~ s,fr-s
 lsi. Thas it gives sR easy d frm support to the muscles sI the LaCk, so uniform aud 3 agreeable thsf the p. siurp of sitting ne.er he-.
 comes painful, even though c"nlina+d longer than is ever rrquired jn schGol. I'd. it thus effrctually irevert. thai uneos,al and iriegular action If the mtscie. h 4iiher side oi ih spine. which in delicate children ;s likely to result from the habit oi siifi,,x t 9u
 baneh or stool wiihout back. aad which
 has often produced i" such children curya.
 snre of the spine ana other deferm,ities 3d. Its salary mnfinn affi,ids oppul lunify fer that kind and degree nt rxeseise svrn in inc
 siiiing 'posiure. which is-a salu,a.y par, .ot a physical sducasisn. sastse Ff NM. q - The subscribes has on hand s eansfant su,,. ply of the ahnse nsmed Chairs. aud .is preuar.
 'd to fli all orders as short 1iiice. school
 Sorieiies fusnishing new Houses. are rec: :ss;ed
 to call and examine the Chairs Let. re s,hsi;-. tuilng any tbiag slsa .Tbere .ase five s;zs =.
 Height Of ssat 10. ia. i4. fe and l ! 2 inctss, r. ng .gRgJs p BROOKS. o1sNo. 9Ss Main street. cefner sf Talc.l..
 Hassis'ds eohn Sole Assat faF ihis sisse 42 b8s 4a ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
NOTICE.

rRNHE Stockholders of the New Milford and Li,ch6eld Turnpike Company are hereby notified that the annual mee ing of said Company wiil he hell in New Mil- iord, a, the New England House, on the 2d Monday of September, ls4e, at 10 o'clock, A. M for the election of the off cers of said company for the ensuing year. and the transaction of such other business as may be thought necessary.
 Per order ot Directors.
 w. J. STARR Clerk. Aug. 3l, ls48. 2wl6
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

" E Litchfirld County Temperance A Socety will hold Us next monthly meeting al GayiOri's Bridge, the fourth Tuesday in September
 J CATLlN. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
6Dis,Iict af Canaan, g.

ProbaIe Court, Aug. 3sth lSIS. Estate oi HkNRY L, ROOD Iaie of IanAAn, in said District deceas,d.
 THE Court of Probate for the District oI ! ''anaan hath limited and allowed SIX months fioM the da e herenf, tor the Creditors "f said Estate, represented insolven'. in which to exhibit their claims theret"--and has ap- pointed Harvey Lawrence aud ErastuS P AL lNn, Commissioners to receive and examine said Claims,
 Certified by
 WILLIAM G, PIERCE, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the house of said deceased. in said Canaan "n the lst Tuesday ef November and February next at 10 o'clock in the fore novn, on each of said days, fur the pMrpnsc Oi alten- ding on the business nf said appointment.
 HARVEY LAWRENCE, Commis.
 ERASTUSP. ALLYM. sioners, Anpersons indebted to said Estate are re. qnested to make immediate payment te
 HAWLEY DUNNlN'I, Administratcr
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
District of Kent, ss Probate Court, !

August 2lst, ES4S
 Estate of LEWIS ST. JoHN, late Of Kent, :r said d strict deceased. l, r Pursuan, 10 an order from the Court of Pro- bate for said District. Viii be sold at public auction. 70 the highest bidder, on the I2lh day oi September next. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. (unicss previously disposed of at private sale) the real estate of said deceased. siiua ted in the town of sharon, Ellsworth Society. Also, on he 18th day of said September. al To o'clock, A. M., the real estate of said deceased sius.ed in the town of Kent. ...
 Sale to take place on the premises.
 Termp made known ai the tune Ot sale.
 LOR ENZO D. SMITH Aom'gre'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
S- RSA-
MASS MbHTING!!

MlIUU MUWtklVu6 GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE SPOlLS LS!-OPENlNG or TdE AUTUMN CAMPAIGN WITH 4 RUSH !-GRANL RATIFICATION MEETING OF MEL THEIR
 TaylOF-CaSS nor Van Buron. pUI alCemendous gathering, of the People ID at the busy " BEE HIVE" irresocrtiv "i Party, Sect, or rank embracing lhe Maj ] tied, and unmarried, Young, aud Old, Rich aud Poor, all in fact, who wish to save thei money, will meet to
 RATIFY-CoNFIRM-SECURE AND DIVIDE, the most astonishing, and wonderful bargains n DIy GO"ds, aud Paper Hanxinxs, ever offer ed tn the State. Some of the prominent sub jecis, that viii engage the attention uf this vast assemhlage will be, SUPERB FANCY SILKS, Fall styles. SUPERIOR RICH Lustre blk. Gro D. MoHAiR TISSUES beautiful article. = MUSLIN De LANES, new styles and
 ch"ap.
 Gases of Suprr THi5ei .Me,inoes. Black aud tancy .Alpocas aud .NohGirs, st wonder tut bargains
 Cat ms of B,ech and Cashmire Shar's, Highland Mantle and Square do. FlanneIs, Bleeched and Brown Coltons, Prints &c at Ruin"us Prices.
 ALSO
 Rich and elegant, Fresco, and common.
 PAPER HANGlNGS. Curtain Papers, Borders, Fire Boards, Views
 and Transparent Window Shades.
 SAMPLES OF HOSIERY" Silk Wrrp Alpaccas At 25 cts. Go"d Common do al l7 0O. Red Flannels at l2l.2do. Dark Prints 3 cts.
 Plaid Cauh,ics 10 and l2 l.2, in a word Bargains, without number which will crral. as:"nlshmrnt, enthusiasm and good teeling. among all the people. This Mass Convention will he held daily. (SundAys excepted) until Iurther notice. d, the famous busy
 "Bee FIive." 9S7 Main St. opposite the Fourth Church, Hartford Conn.
 Respectfully
 STARR & RURKETT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
Hurrah for the Cheap
 Goods.

N-~~SAS 0 0~SANSo-N&WACA 1NGNWbuS 0uW
 Ready Pay. HINDER this m.ttO the subscriber would V cali the attention of the public to the t"lt"wIng facts viz. That he has just received md offers tor sale. G l00U vardsof those fine fast colored calicoes at 4th cts per yaId. 500 9" " Rich Chints Do 10 cts. 2OOo Tbs. of that splendid sugar N5l cents rer pound. .~
 5000 Gals. Molasses at 2S and 2s cts. Gal 2O0 lbs. high favored Teas a, 42 cts. Flcur constantly on hand at l2 l-2 cts. per bh!. over Canaan Depot Prices-Also Pork Lard> Fish & full assortment of all kinds oi goods.
 Dr. T"wnsend's Sarsapa' illa just received from New York, aud sold on as good terms az at any other store and warranted pure. The highes. price paid for Lumber. Butter and all kinds Ot pr reduce.
 DANIEL B. BRADFOPD, N"rtolk Green, Aug. 18th lsls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
{ District of Kent, Probate Court, ss August 2ist. ls45

DbSuASk VI NSUts EVVUdtC SOutNS SS' August 2lst. 1s46
 Estate of JOSEPH M. MOREHOUsE, late of Kent ln sad district, deceased'
 IL appearing lU this Court, that the said estate consists wholly Ot persona property, and that alter setting out to the widow 0t said dsceAsed, ouch mEcessary household furniture and Other g"ods. bv law exempt from execution, and such allowance tor the support ol the widow and iam' ,ly o sai deceased, as ihts Court considers pros pen the residue of said estate will he insufficient to pay anu satisfy the debts and taxes against sad estate due this State, the funeral charges, and expenses Ot the las, sickness of sad deceas- ed, and tho charges of set.lnS She sAlI ealaie,
 Ordered-That tho 18th day oi septemher, lS4o, at o'clock afternoon. at ths probate office in said Kent, be and the same is hereby assigned for a hearing in the premises, that all persons reasons II any they have, shv said estate should not he settled without. the appointment of Com. nlissloneTs thereon. No cs thereof 10 be given by publishing this order in e newspaper printed in Litehfeld county. and posting copy 'hereo! on a sign post in said Kent nearest where said
 JOHNSON c. HATCH, Judge. Al COult oi Probate holden at Liich6eld within and for the District of Lite field, on the | 18th day oi August, lo4S.
 Present. CHARLES ADAMS, Esq Judge.
 On no.i''n of the Execu!or of the last w and Testament of MARY DEM ING, fate of Litch field. within said District, dereased. This Court doth appoint the 2ist day of August inst. at 9 o'clock. A M., at the Probate Office in sad District, for the hearing, allowance and set clement 0i the Administration Account on said es,aie-And doth direc. sad Execu'or to give public notice 10 all persons interested in saiG state. to appear Gf they see causel before sad Court, at said time and place. to he heard there in, ny posting said order ot notice on public sign post in said town of Litch6cld, nearest, th, place where the deceased last dwelt, and b! advertising the same in . newspaper printed il Lchfeld. Certified from Record.
 CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

TNHE subscrhers koving been appointed hv
 the Court of Probate for the district of Kent Comm ssioners 0n the estate Uf Elijah Skif late of said dslric, derea 4ed. hereby givs said appointment at ,he dwelling house. of Lu- iher Jkiff, Esq.,, in said Kent on the third SsturA day of Angust. and on the first Monday of Dee ember next a, o'clock oi each of said days.
 }GaN kEDsEN N EA4oN,' EyH4AoTr' Commissioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

IN pursunnce of an order from the Court uf \ Probate tor the district of Pennington Will be sold at Public Auction on the 5h day of Sep. tember ls4s, at 6 o'clock P. M. as .hs laie much of,he real estate orsaid decensed, as VIII raise the sun of two hundred and thirty one dol. lars, sxiv-liine cents.
 5nGIA 5RnnG2AAny 4. safRGs; sPESGh;R Adain,.,r..or.. Datcd at Pennington, this 4th day of Au. gust, lS48.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

NHE subscribers having been appoint cd by lbe Court of Probate for the District of Plymouth Commissioners on the Estate of HIRAM MELTON late Of Plymouth deceased, to receive and adjust inc claims of ihe csediiors of said Estate hereby give notice that we will meet on the business of our appointment at the office "f John C. Lewis in said PIynonIb on the l2ih day of SeptembcT le48 and the l2th day Of February IS49 at ono "'clock P. M. on each of said days. Six monib' from ihe ds'e hereof arc limited ny said Court fsr she presentation of claims against said
 JOHN c. I.E AIS. Commis
 DAVID D WARNER sioners.
 Plymouth. August l2h l64e. ,3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
Please Take Notice 1

H HE Subscriber would hereby no,ifv al whom II may concern that he will attend n PERSON to the se,,lemen, and collection "t all claims till the FIRsr OF OcTossR next, . at'er which i. will be necessary to place them in other hands for collection.
 MM. LAWRENCE.
 .NorfoIk, Aug 2I, lslS, ew
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

WA NJ>T MES1DS A Cir! 10 do the work of small family b A shis village. Enquire st this office. L6ssh6esd. A~R. 9sri IeSo. sAA
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

STRAYED from the Sub
 ECscsibss oa os s'soua the S0sh June. 0ne hFighi red. six year
 old c ,w. Whoever Will FetsrB A~. said C0w.. e give information whsgs shs eas hs Eeead: shall he gensTos:.y Ss~ verasd. A!BEISr I HITCHCOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
SHILLING DTT AIT COST!
~ A ~~- E. IT.

W~ A NJ~~ E HD0 1fnWO parade horses. tor tor Brigade Staff service 8, Litch6eld on Wednesday SJth ~ August irst. .
 Inqnire of S. Soencer, Mansion House, Wednesday Morning, 3O,h insi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
MEW G1D!Dg.

A C. SMITH has just returned from New -1 York with a gen .ral assoT: msnt of DRY GOODS, GROCERiES, & HARD s t-~@tr- sf res WIRE,
 ihat he can cell. at sunu-usily lew pricss.-- Piease esll and examine beGngs purchasing
 May isAe. - se
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
NEW GOODS.

{ A geNeral assortment just received, -ALSO-
 handsome assortment of dnuhle and single barrel Fowl'ng PIrcts, Gun> Locks Screws, Wad Cutters, Powder FlaskS, Sho, Bags, &c., with new supply ol iine Teas, Ec. c. l.. WEBB
 S"r:. 9th, lS4S. Swl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
E~ XO MW @EaD A ~ . uEE1

WuU 7 StoTy f1ouses sSsnzw barn, and ont buildings in very good renair. with never falling well of water enclosed.-
 Also, the said farm is well pr"po, tiosej nuo ,neasiosv, pasture. plo~Sfahd, aud woodland -- The said Farm Is pleasantly situated on Ches- mi Hill, one mile easi ofthe centre oi Litch- field on the soads leading to Plymouth and Harwinton. t,@, -.,.g Enquire cfthe subscrihcr on the premises
 aQ JOHN PHELPS 2D. Ljtrh6eId CeOu. Ian | .3 lSdS as If
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
LEWIS SMITH Indss.

We the Ccmmississionera above men.innltl, hereby give notice that we will meet 10 at. ie"d to the duties ot oOi sad appointment, tt the lnn of Lewis Wilcox in Harwinton. ot the Ath day of November ls4s, and on the alst day of February ls4s 2, l o'c'ock Oh each ot said days. r
 SHELDON OSBORN, , Coinmis. ASAHEL N. BARBER 5 sionersy
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
CHARLES ADAMS Judge.
{ District of Hsrwin, on ss.

{ PTobate CohFt. August 2l 1S4S. THlS Court has limited and 2tlow d to the 4 creditors of the est ate ot MARCUS LEONARD. said District, an insoiven. d.b,s or, six months from the date hereof, in which to exhibit their claims against said real esq tate, and haa appoin,ec Sheldon Osborn, and Asahel N. B@brr, C"mthisainhers to vecelve, examine and adjust saii claims.
 CeIiifeu by s.aS .4.t e..
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

L,ch6"ld. ceon. Jan. |. :. 3 ls4s. sSlf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17

Planting and Pruning the Rose.
AS general rule, the best time for
planting roses is early in the spring,
when the ground is in good order,
althoughin some cases the hardy
garden roses may be planted with
good advantage, on dry ground in
the fall with tie hardy garden kinds,
and in order-to have them flower well
-whetherit be done in the spring
or fall, they should be pruned very
close, to make the plants throw up
good strong shoots Of young wood
for it is from these punches Of flow
ers are to be looked for.
The China and monthly Roses
should be pruned in the spring-they
should have all the injured wood cut
off, and their main shoots shortened
to make them throw out young wood
The running roses should be sim
ply thinned out of all the weak shoots
leaving always plenty efyoung bran
ches for towering, as it is on these
they give their profuse wreaths o
roses. They should never be shor'
tened.--Sryre Florist.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17

Hou to deal with rats.--Corks
cut thin as a sixpence roasted or
stewed in grease and placed in their
tracks; or dried sponge in small pie
ces fried or dipped in honey with a
little oil of rhodium or bird lime
laid in their haunts will stick TO their
fur and cause their departure.-lf a
live rat be caught and brushed over
with tar and train oil and afterwards
allowed to escape the Others will dis
appear.
Poisoning is dangerous and OBJ
jectionabie mode.
Bait for Rais.-Mix a paste Of corn
meal with raw egg which is the bes'
bait for wire trap, they will oil gel
in If there is room.
10 dripe Rats from your premis'
es.-Buy one pound Of chloride o.
lime, and scatter it dry into ever,
rat hole and place that they visit il
the cellar and other parts in thu
house in and under tho cellar wall
Do not put it in or near any article
Of provisions.-Ohio CuLfirdtor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17

Hut Beds. This month is one for hot
beds, wherever it is an object to make
them. They may be finished from
the 10th to the Goth of March, and il
the season is favorable, so that trans
plantingi facilitated, some kinds OF
vegetable may be advanced month
or more. In this city, our springs
are so bad that great skill is reqired
to render them of any use. Cabba-
ges, radishes, and lettuce, may be
started in them even here TO advan-
tage.--Pr. Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17
S.OuC Quarry.

TINHE subscriber would inform builders and
Others whom it may concern, that he Is
now opening a STONE QUARRY 80 miles
south cas-, Of Ottawa, where he will be ready at
all times to supply all orders be may receive.
lie is also prepared 10 execute masonry and
stone cutting in oil its branches, ard will war
rent his work, for durability aud finish, not TO
be surpassed by any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks Tor
pas, favors, and would inform the pubic That he
has leased the quarry on the school section neo,
,hi. place, formerly worked by sangefs, anu
will hereafter be prepared to furnish all orders
from that quarter. ,
N. d. lie will also furnish for buildings,
Cups, Sis, Pillars, Piiaier', and Columns SUI
perior to any heretofore used.
January 80, 1913, Is. CORRldaN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17

Diinfscting Copperas,
(sulphate Of iron, lib. dissolved in
water, say about four gallons, and
poured twice or three times into
sinks, is complete disinfe Giant re-
moving all unpleasant odor, and pre-
venting efiluvia when it becomes
necessary to clean them. The cost
Is q mere tribe, Coppsras selling
for four or five cents per pound
The effect d certain. It is re com.
msndsd in the albany Cuhisator fol
l84b, and has been used will
success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17
Aaaaa9alUaAaa

The Canker Worm.--It is proba-
BILE that the letter Of Mr.Wait, pub
lished in the Prairie Farmer few
months since, on the subject Of tin
collars as aguard against the canksr
worm, will BE remembered. Mr.W.
states that these collars had been en-
tirely esfectual, and that their cost
: was not far from six to eight cents
each.
Aletter in the MassachussttsPlow
: man recommends a collar made in
a different mode, when would prob
ably be as etfectual, and might in some
, cases DO procured wherh the tin
would be inconveniently obtained.
Whether it will be cheaper or not
we are not prepared to say. His
plan is this:
"But Ihave tried the last fall, before
the grubs began to run, one or two
other modes to keep them off my
trees; the one best, cheapest, and
attended with the least trouble, is as
follows, viz: take one inch board
sufficiently wide, according to the
size of the tree, saw collar in two
halfeircles, two or three inches wide,
then attach small hook and staples
on the upper side ofeach end, so as to
bring the ends close together; then
line the other edge with strip of
zinc sufficiently wide, SO as 10 drop
L! inch below the collar, give the
zinc one or two dressings over with
gum shellac, in order to have it as
slippery as possible, and to keep the
weathsrfrom acting on it then place
three or four rests on the trunk ofthe
tree, taking care to have the collar
sufficiently large to leave space of
one inch or more for the growth of
the tree; fill this space up with soft
rags and the like, so the grubs will
not be able to get through. Paint
ing the collars would be well on ac-
count of preserving and preventing
them from cracking these collars
will last many years, and can be put
on and taken off with less trouble
than anything else.
have likewise lined these collars
on the under side with strips ofglass,
one inch wide, secured by tackS,
and as the grub cannot travel over
glass, it is sure, when properly put
on, to keep the grubs from doing
harm to the trees but I am fully con-
WINGED that trees prepared with zinc
are far preferable and more durable,
and not so apt to get out of order"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17

~, THE subscriber takes this meth
"a cd Of returning thanks for the pub
II = y lie patronage hereto fore extended
y - 10 him, and wishes TO inform his
= ~ tnehds and public generally. that
~ he has turned his whole attention
10 the manufacturing If wagons and buggits. IN
all its branches; be has secured himself the best
of workmen, both IN wood and iron, and his stock
Of lumber and iron cannot be surpassed by any
in this vicinity.
Wagons uade to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west OF Chicago
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons ready finished on hand, and can
finish any kind to order in a few days notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber
Ottawa, July 10, 1916. BARNARD.
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nj A N SION. USF,
AL ~r,CE orrICc--O,,awa. Ill.

TENHh undersigned has purchased the above
House, anl repaired and furnished II IA u
proper manner Tor a first rate Hotel 1t Is sllua-
ted direcrly IN font of the Court House, and Is
convenient for all those having business conuec-
ted with the public Offices; aud Is in The centre
NJ the business par, of the town, The stage o.
fee for the different routes is KEEP, al this house.
The house is large and roomy, and Is capable
of accommodating all those who may favor hun
with a call. Attached to the house isl comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience o'
the business, and uuremi,icd exertlons to please,
he hopes TO receive liberal share Of patronage
Ottawa. Dec 3. lSi7. X. THORN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17

clrs usually KEEP, IN drug stores with many kind,
OF the best ard most approved patent medicine,
IN use. Also, books and stationary, with Va.
Gety vt prinmers, toy books, &c
tie keeps constantly on hand q superior srtich
OF wines aud hrsndes, for H'sj,r0i puap o,s, only
Physicians and otauts are requested to hand
in their orjers, as they can nOw be filled on the
shortest notice aud w9franled TO please.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17

THE subscriber has Just 70.
i .eiNej at his store one door
North Of the Mansion House,
(fiom Nae York and 81. Louis J
a large and fr,sh supply of the
above named Articles, together
with most every variety Of ar,i-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17
Marble and stone Yard.

N LYONS would inform the Inhabitants Of
D.Ouawa and surrounding country that he
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus ST, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will be able to fur.
nish to order tomb stones. monuments, tables or
any other article in his line OF business.
Ottawa Sent, H. lSiI.
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Tor Sale on CONSIGNMENT.


Buchan's Hungarian Hays Iuiment f.,
Balsnm; Piic,;
Nistafs Basam Nlld farelrs Arabian Linz
tbrfy; mcut;
Hills B1lsam Honey; lleWe's Nerve aud
IayioTs Ba.sam LNcI Bone Liulmenr;
"oHi rhomP."n's Eye W,tcr
CHEESEMAN'S Arabian Fahnestpck's Nerml.
Ba!sau; iu-r;
Turingiou's Dalsam CumsracA'. Sarsapariil,
lIie; Sands do
Andcrscn'scough drops Busto,'s da
BaHholomew's PINK Sacrmans Worm and
EXpeclomut; other Lozenrcs;
Ha'ung Comp syrup NcAlisters ali healing
NaP'ha; Salyt;
ossood's India Cholo- ConncIl's Pain C1,rac.
goguc; tor;
omUh Ionlc SyInp; " b great variety OF
Faughn's Veg Lython- Pills to numerous
UlPuc; 10 mention.
Downs Elixer health
G. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July so. lSI7-G-d
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17
800 Varieties Of Apple.

800 Varieties Of Apple.
And prea, variety OF Pears, Plumbs, aud Cher
ries, which have been selected with care and
great expense from tho most popular and ap.
proved Nerseres in the u mon, embracing near
iy all the standing varieties IN the eastern anu
southern sla,cs the fruit of which i, is confident
" believed, cannot fail 10 suit the mos, delicate
ana 'ciined palates.
The subscriber assumes with condolences that
he has the greatest pariety and most splendid as
sorinent To be- found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from To 3 years Of age, and ranging
from to feet in height, and well proporioned.
1t is believed that the lamcntablc remlssness
IN the part OF farmers, every where observable
in planting fruit trees, is mostly attributable TO
The almost total failure, in most eases, where
trees have been uansplanicd from distance
and the fi5rous roots Oh which the tree relies tor
i,s nulriment have become dead from too long
exposure to dry air or severe irosts after taxing
then up, either Of which Is fatal to its growth
hut these embauassmen,s no longer exist, The
farmer can now be supplied in his own vclni',
with the number and variety he wishes, gown
in the same soil and climate in which they arc
TO be lransplanted.
II the trees are taken up in the spring, II
should be done scon after the frost Is out OF the
sround--al all events, before the leaf begins ,t
pu, forth. II taken up In tho fall, they should
bc buried until spring.
Apple trees n, tho Nursery ~. cents; all 9th
er kinds. % cents. WELLS WATT.
Dayton, Feb. Is, lsis-iy.