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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
arrival Of The Ilibernia.
Burning Of the Ship ocean MonGrch-l50
Lires lost Rise ia Observation-Disclosures
ed Rtro.ution in Russia.

The steamer IIibcrnia has arrived. She
I brings advicc> to the .Gth August.
LNERrooL MAEkrr- Corn So TO 3SS.
/ Meal Ii tn lis. Flour 33> til TO 3j>.
! In the London money market on Friday,
/ funds experienced rise Of hall per cent
closing at SO Us tu 81.
The packet ship Ocean Monarch, Capt.
Mdrlcch, left Liverpool Aug. 9th, with
300 Stcrra@c passengers. Is cabin. - second
cabin, and with her crew, had on board 3SS
persons She had not proceeded far. before
the ship was on fire. Scarcely had the
alarm been given before she was in a COM
plytc blaze. \ number Of vessel, immcdi-
al,N proceeded u her assistance and sue
crrdcd IN saving POO, leaving lis to be ac-
counted for.
Irish affair, have lost much Of their inter
est, and NOW begin To be- regarded with in
difference, not ouly 10y the people, but the
government. The state trials have 50 far,
resulted ia the conviction of one only Of
their leaders. In the ease of O'DuuGhrrty,
the Stcuud iury were unabl, To agree upon
a verdict. He is sill confined, and at the
next commission the trial viii be argued.
The government are determined upon is
suing special commission for the trial Of
Smith O'Brlcn, and the other captured lead
crs ia Iiipcnry.
From every port Of ireland, the reports
give but poor hopes Of saving the great bull,
Of the Votatoe crop; added to which, il Is
even reported that the grain crop viii bc
below an average. The reports OF famine
have attracted the attention of the Govern
mtut. and measures have been adopted for
aNcCtiaIuing the real state If the case.
The Chlyti>tS ot England auI Scotland.
have caused some uca>incSs IN the public
mind for some time past.
The continent generally pacific.
In the early pant Of the week there wa, a
little uuea>iuc>, in regard to France. Some
mI>luprrEcu>IouS eNl>tin rCCalliuthe prob
ability Of another outbreak i'm Paris.
The aboratIyc attempt atIeyuluUun made
at the close 1T las, werN, has considerably
mltigltCd the fear previously iupulgcd,
though the discovery Of pixies, and swords,
pistols loaded 10 the mu2lle. daggcrS, balls,
catrigrS, powder tow, and luciItrS, proves
the existence ola conspiracy wide spread in
is nature. and diabolc i'm it, designs.
The Irish brain crops are below the aver
age.
Lord Russell announces that he will con-
ycue Parliament should famine threaten
England.
l., umorcd that revolution has bro
ken 1H' IN Russia. Alyicts from Brcslau
state that it broke out simultaneously at
Warsaw aul Pr,gr>bWGh. This statement
j. confirmed by travellers.
The Emperor has fled to Cron>iadt.
\ Provisional Government has been eS-
tahii>hcd a, pet,r>blr.h.
The Cholera is raging horribly in Aus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

The Chicago Democrat, since Mr.. Went
wor,h's return, takes decisive and strong
ground in favor Of CASs and BUTLER. We
always believed he woull. He is denoun-
ced for it by the abolition clique of Chita.
20, and he has in return for this the conf
deucc Of the democratic party. lie says
truly in hi. last paper, tina, out of the 100
free soil men in the house and % in the
senate at this day, but eight support Van
Buren,. An the rest support Taylor or
CaSs. II is foolish to denouncc all these as
dough.laccs. The mass of them are safer
and ,ruer free soil men than Mr.. Van Buren,
himself ever was.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

,,, '"' ueS MO-. Free Trader.
lhere IS certaI .,ass of politicians
VINO charge Gen. Cass with being in favor
oil me extension OF slavery into territory
| now iree' 10 sustain this charge they re-
Ter TO his opposition TO the Wilmot Proyi,o.
as positive proof.
As this is grave charge, and n choroo
which if true, should be known to all. !,
false, 1t is night it should be exposed IN The
world. In order that we should bays a
proper understanding Of the real grounds or
position OF Zen. CaSS upon this subject. il
"''"'''N necessary We should know tie ca
sons gwen by Gen. CaSS for his orpo>itj,n
10 tHat lIoNIso, ana then We shall be- ohIr I'm
Judge whether his opposition to that Proyi.
81 u conclusive evidence 10 commit him j.,
laNur ot me extension Of slavery into terri.
tory now free, or not. ' W.
ten ass opposed the Wilmot proviSo
because he did not believe the Cop,t;,,,,',',,
vested IN Congress the power to l,n,>lat,'
Tor territory, bat that question was Ia e.
the people OF the territory 10 decide ,,Lc,h
or slavery should or should not exis, m,
does not miSlrnSt their Intelligence. c,roc;
" or sound judgment, and deems the rou,o
OF freedom safe under their control. Our
territory acquired of Mexico. is uo,v st,,,,,
'' with the broad stamp of freedom. and
must remain free until expressly CHANGED
ny our legislation. Gen. Cass saws Can
S''SS has not the power To lcgi>aie mon
tno SHuIrc' f; consequently the laws Of lre,.
""Nl must remain until state governments
are formed, Until then, the territories can
oe Inc reSortot treemen alone. The sound
judgment OF the people cannot be huubuo.
geo ny the hue and cry that the territories
WtII be settled up by southern slayehclIcrs
ihrS are too watchml of their interest I,
'n'sFate with their slaves into territory
where The law does not protect them in their
property; Tor they know the moment tbc
save treadS upon free soil his letters wilIbc
'ooNrd' and the clankn2 Of his chains win
no longer be heard. Gen. Cass has as.
sumo" tIe strongest grounds against her,.
tension OF slavery into territory now free in
Tue power OF man 10 take. HIS po>itinu in.
iictS death blow at the very yit,I, If
slavery propagandNm, and DESTROY, fine
efficacy of that baueiul influence which nj.
ways has been and might again be welded
III the Senate, that strong hold Of the south
Paw Paw, Aug. -, lSiS. j. W.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
Democratic Meeting "a, Newark.

y full and enthusiastic meeting was held
at Newark on the 9th inst. DEMARQUIS
Mi>N III, Esq, was called to the chair !;
JosHrA LEWIS and WM. Conway were APP
pointed Vice Presidents, and W. o. Park
and VIM. Osman, Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by NJ. l..
HOLSTER, Esq, the democratic electoral
candidate for this congressional district; by
). W. Randall, Esq, Of Oswego; and by
the Hon. VIM. l.. Little, Of Joliet; after
which the following resolutions were adopt
ed by unanimous vote and three cheers:
ReSOlUcd, That we hold 10 the old repub-
licau doCtrines-an economical adminStra-
ton OF the affairs Of the government; a
rGrcHUc tariff sufficient to meet the expen-
ses Of such an administration; an entire
separation OF the fiscal affairs of the coun-
try from banks and banking institutions -;
decided opposition to n national bank and TO
all monopolleS; and strict construction Of
the constitutions.
Resolved, That the cry raised by the
wings that the old party issues are no longer
in the field, is raised to lull democrats into
silence and Indifference, that our enemies
may steal victory which they cannot win
fairly, OF fastening on the country the long
list OF federal measures against which we
have so long and successfully commended.
RCSOlred, That wchave entire confidence
in the integrity and ability Of Gen. Lewis
Cass aud Gen. VIM. o. Butler, the demo-
cratic nominees for President and Vice
President, and that we recognize in them
sterling friends and distinguished advocates
Of old fashioned, plain republican truth
that kind of truth which satisfied the plain
republicans OF former times, but which has
latterly become offensive to some of the re-
fined aud delicate sen,ibilitics Of the pres
cht day.
! RGOlred, That we can with pride refer
the country to the pure aud unexceptionablt
lives OF those great men, the iirmness will
which they have ever stood by the country
both in the field, and the cabinet, as trophies
OF character which add lustrc to the fame
Of Our country and brilliancy to their owl
distinguished names.
ReOired, That the organization Of tn,
democratic party is best preserved by {
close adherence to the democratic doctrine
which have been hallowed by years an,
received the sanction Of the ablest states
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
Acm advertisements.
4 Chance for SPECTATORS !

AtLNLED or un-cacj, written or oral. proposals
y SAL 1s received lI.i fast a- they can and d.
c,ei npol very soon after received, Tor lr purchase
nt 3D.. following notes and accounts which 80 fnl
ON ulr books, against men out ~ whom W. hive
abandoned 'he hop" OF ever collecting anything IN
llr u-un1 way. some % these men nr. good and Il
Ne could go go them anil dun them up TWO or :hrrr
times SO" might get our claim. ont ut them We
have iuri dunnt letters 600 some ra-r-, bat have ne
Yer receive AN answer. Some Of thcuarn very in
reasonable bargains wII br offered and others, for
1urht we know, lr" daal-Fia6 OirIrg The Drtuirr!
Almost 0uy bargain offered iu uca cases lIrrrarc
me demands Walk up and buy yourselves rich,
GhlrIss EHdrr'H, q German. followed lhr butcher.
ing business 90 u- place ril here 10 IL or r.
doHi hUDC rtrre he lrgUt ty--acc1uut, 81 -
Frr0-.s LbbU hId Two horses stolen, lived on
Indian Creek, m oct, l-i!, account dated
Oct. IL 1872, | -
l.. Cannes. was administrator Of the estate of
jas Lyon, in 1874, lived lhnu In or near o.
tawa-lct. dated March -. ISL 22j
Dlrid T. LoJrrg, kept hn'c, q lrw miles this
side OF Springfield, probably good but out Of
our rach--ac.t dated May H. lNii 80
Nh CiIFk, was IN 1873. broker ia Chicago
act dated April ., 1915, = 100
lEarrcn Paiydge, kept hor-c here in 1915,
came from or went to Pconl,-ac't dated
April ). 1875, 90
Hurry II'ood, hycsin Peru, act dated Sept >,
1913, %
H. s Ebcrso' lives, We believe a, Burlington,
Iowa, part dated III ISL and plu Scpt9,
1915, %
Michael Ne Dondld, lived at Morris G1indy
county, and was a caniidate tor sheriff there
in i6.--1c't, dated May -, lsI6, 90
Thomas UNpiirdR, contractor on the canal,
gone, don't know whittier, act dated June
r., 1876, n
CAdnceu bacon, printer left here about
wear ago, advertised his w.t. July 30, lsl7,
nj n cost. when settled, OF %
BrHdrd TOrrigdU, Quarried stone below town,
left recently for parts to Us unknown, ac'ta ,
few months old, w
Thos Bcalc, lived at Peru, in lSi2-notc, dated
Sept. .. 1872, D."
Nyron 4 Dmmick, lived at Shahcnc's Grove
in lsii-notc, dated June Il, 1913, 200
lIm T. Harrison lived nhOut here and Peru
in lSi2-notc dated June |, 1872, a,21
J,,.J Ma u Isii 900
| TIN, is but beginning. We have probably elOW
outstanding IN accounts OF this sort and we sha 20
over the whole list before we stop As last as an
account is sold or settled we will take it out and slate
the fact irdcsed, or liany our chntges are erroue'
Gus, we Will make the acknowledgment ,,
Sen II PUB. FREE TRADER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

How 1T HURTS CASS AND BUTLrR.-The
Ho>ette, wing paper, printed at Jackson,
Michigan, has come out against TAYLOR.
and HOSTS the Buffalo abolition flag. The
Gazette also gives the names of half do
zen Of distinguished wings of that state who
have stepped upon the "Free Dirt plat
form. Among them are the late whis can
dIdate for It. Governor and several honor
ables.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
men that ever sraced the history of any

men that ever sraced the history of any
country.
ResOirtd, That we look upon the orsan-
cation of the So called barnburnerS as a de-
parture from the party principles which
have 81 long been the subjects of discus
sion by both the great parties of the nation,
n virtual surrender of the principles ct
whiggcry and abolition. aad an alnalgama-
ton OF them both--aS parll-colored as it is
Inconsistent, aud at war with the prosperity
OF the country.
RoN3lrci, l hat the motley group Of can
dilatc> opposed to td>S aud Butler, cores
ponds with great aptitude to the party or
Sluzatiuu which i supporting II.
RcSoircl, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the officers aud pub
li>hud in the democratic papers Of the state.
RcSuirtd, That when this meeting adj
joun they do SO to meet again at Oswcgo.
two weeks from this day.
The meeting then adjourned, giving three
cheers for CaSS and Butler.
DEM\RQ Is MlSNER, PrcS't.
Jn>urA LEWIS, Vic, p,o.rs
wv. Cow DRY, \ ''S's'
w. w, o. o rnIN' sccy's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

We have but little change to notice in the
mark ct since our last. There is further
sliSi decline in wheat, aud small advance
in corn. We quote, Spring wheat, GO 90.
Wnterdo. 20 90.
We heard Of a sale Of canal boat load of
Corn at i2c.
In other articles, no change since ycs,cr'
day Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

THE WnGS ARE ScARrD.-The n. Y.
Courier in trying to rouse its partizans to
action, asks
"Cannot even these sllmbcrous wings
understand how it is that Gen. Tayloris no
longer the universal iayortc Of the whole
people, as he was year ago?
Unless he lrhigs arouse hcmSclroS and make
ercrtions greater hau they haze yet pat
toHh, THE ELECTION OF CASS Is GER
IAlNr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
Democratic Meeting n, Osuego.

\ mass meeting of the democracy OF
Kendall county will be held at the court
house in Oswego, on Saturday the 23d inst,
at IL o'clock, \ VI. Several able speakers
from abroad have agreed TO be present, and
10 address the meeting.
( Let the meeting be well attended, not on
~ 10y the democrats of Kendall, but by all
who can 90. II Is time the democrats were
stirring themselves. The enemies Of the
great democratic party are at their old
hicks. Able to agree among themselves
only IN the one common purpose of defeat
Ing the democratic party, Ia act the more
efficiently, they have divided themselves
Oh into different armies, under different
names and presenting different issues, the
more easily TO gull and deceive. Let us be
watchtul that no democrat is deceived
Let us ever enforce the truth. in and out Of
season, that whether the enemy be Taylor
whlcgcry or barnburncri>m. it is still the
enemy of the great democratic party-the
national democratic party as it ever la,
been on the same platform it has ever oc-
cupled since the days Of Jefferson, and.
firm, irresistible, and united from Maine 10
Texas, IN the support Of Ca>S and Butler.
iis regular nominees for President and
Vice President of the L. :. Who cnli>,>
under any other colorS is against that party.
lis principles and measures. and has n,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

The Canal Trustees are in town and com.
mcnce selling at 10 o'clock to-day. They
commence at the y. East Corner of the
town. Town lots are sold first then lands.
Specie, or funds equal to specie, only taken
in payment for lands and lots.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

The CHICAGO TRIBUNE AND CITIZEN are
informed that we have enquired Of at least
a dozen who were present at the free soil
convention, and have found no one who
recollects any thing about a resolution Of
any sort passing in reference to John Went
worth. We can't prove negative, nor
swear TO one, but we beii,re we were not
mistaken in our statement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
Estate of Julius c. Coe, deceased.

DuBIIC notice is hereby gwen, that on the first
/ Monday of November next | shall attend before
nois ut hii office IN Ottawa, for the purpose of set
Ting and adjusting nll claims against the estnte Of
said julius c. Coc, deceased, when aud where all
persons are lequesed.to present their demands for
adjustment Al persons indebted to said estate ara
requested to make payment 10 the undersigned.
september II, lSlS6t DAVID SrANNARD, ADMIR-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

4 Rirdl 10 TIC Wing Cdndiddtc.-There
is man up country who always pays in
advance for his paper. lie has never had
a sick day in his life, never had any corns
or the tooth ach, his potatoes never rot, the
wcavil never eats up his wheat, the frost
never kills his corn and beans, his babies
never cry in the night, and his wife never
scoldS,- Bod Post.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

The Boston Post states the question as 20
Gen. Cass, and the new Territories, in the
following language:
"There is not line or word uttered by
Gen. Cass, in favor Of extending slavery in
to territories now free. No man can pro-
ducc such n sentiment or thought from
him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

ARKAySAS.-ln Arkansas, returns iuli-
cate the election Of Johnson, democrat. to
Congress. In twehty-four counties, the
democrats have elected eight senators and
twenty-five representatives, and the Wings
have elected three senators and twelve rep.
resentatives. Most Of the counties heard
from have declared in favor Of Bogland and
oldham for L. ;. Senators.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

BoHed.-lI. III. Van Armnge, a delegate
to the Buffalo Convention, from the New
York Free Soil Association, in letter da-
ted 10th inst, aud addressed to the friends
Of free sol, protests against the proceed
ings Of tho Buffalo Convention, and gives
his reasons therefor at length. He says he
will not support the nominations made at
the convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

In all general elections it is well to know
something about the figures, as such knowl-
edge is at times, extremely useful in reply.
ing TO the windy arguments of politicians
who think that their selfish wishes should
be the will Of the people. Here are some
figures made mp from facts, the truth of
which none but bold wing will gainsay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

CLAY MovENEYT.-Fifty-fOur citizens Of
Hanover, Va, the birthplace of Henry Clay
nominated him for the Presidency on the
2lSt, and declared their resolutionto adhere
TO him during the campaign.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

The New York DEMOCRATS in favor of
the regular nominees for the Presidency.
have nominated Chancellor Walworth for
Governor and Chas. O'Conner for 1t. Gov
ernor.
Those who know beStsay it is the strong
es, ticket that that convention conld have
nominated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

The Detroit Free Press thinks the follow
ing States doubtful, but thinks that If Mr..
Van Buren, gets any of Them, it WILDE YER
mont and Massachusetts:
Massachusetts, II Vermont, 6
Connecticut, Maryland, &
North Carolina, III Tennessee, ID
"Thc States put down as certain for Gen.
Cass, we consider safe beyond doubt"
Not all the ingenuity ofwhggery pick
hols IN the above sufficiently large to let
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
SCOTS Fashions.

c,COTTs Fall and Winter Fashions for lSiS-i9
= Just received and for sale by ,
sent II 1873
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

Daniel Webster has made a great speech
at Mar>hic'l, Mass, to very large gath
erinS ofwhiss, in which he comes out bold
ly for Taylor aud Fillmore, and is very Sc.
we're on Van BUcn and the Barnburners.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

Gen. Taylor creep into the Presidency.
Give them all that the most imppdent of
their party would claim aud il is seen that
their case is forloruly hopeless.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15

The "free soil" meeting of four in New
Orleans voted the Cutica platform down.
Gen. Tayor's letter to heimmense gather
ing has not been published.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
PnNTIAc. Sent. ION. 1873.

F0NTIAC, Sept. IO,h, ISIS.
Editor OHGw0 Free 1rader:
DEAR SlR,-Euclosed, Isend you the re.
turns OF the Judicial election 10 Livingston
county. There was but a small vote rollcl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
Democratic Nominations.

FOR ELECTORs-sT,Tf At LARGE:
CORNELIUS LANSING, Of NcHeary,
FERRIS FORMAN, Of fGyeiie.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-17

Or Two good Cass men were made
b the Advertiser of yesterday and the
day before, Here where Gen. Cass is
known, the Advertisers abuse is the best
electioneering document we have. But
come OF the most rabid and unfair wings
say they expect such will be the result
hsEe,-lhat the articles are intended for
foreign consumption, where the General
Is not personally known. For the crsdi.
Of the wing press, we will state. that the
Louisville Journal is the only paper that
ever relails or gives currency to the slang
Of the Advertiser. We receive most of
the leading wing papers OF the country.
and We have never seen one Of these sour.
TilSns articles copied from the Advertiser.
There exists a sort Of understanding that
the Advertiser shall copy the Louisville
Journals Gbels, and in turn that paper
copies some OF the Advertiser's.-De
Free Press.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-17
FINN ,l,a Prn,ria Farme,


MEssRs. EDIToRs: As the failure ofthe
common or Irish potato appears to be
general throughout the whole north west.
ern country, perhaps it would be crafty.
ing to some of your readers to know the
fact ofa possibility Ofcultivating q good
substitute for il. The substitute that
have reference to is the sweet potato.
do not mean that it may be substituted in
taPlace inevery respect; but that it may
be raised in as great abundance, with but
very little more labor. raised them the
three last seasons. The present season
! have something over an acre planted.
a part Of which think will yield at the
rate OF three hundred bushels per acre.
They are now ripe, and as fine as ever
saw.
am fully convinced that they NAV he
grown throughout all the northern mar,
oflllinois, Indiana, Iowa. and part ~
Michigan and Wisconsin. 1t may be set
down as certain that they will mature
wherever the yellow dent corn will ripen.
l haye had South Carolinian to see
them' who says that he never saw BET
teT prospect for q great yield ia South
CarOiina than . portion Of them protni.
SeS. 80 50
Ifit would be Of any service to YOUR
Teadefs, - some future time will rive
yon what Think TO be the best mode a
aiiltuEe Ia THE climate. the most suitable
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-17
Quits Pleasant.

Gen. TarlOr is allowed four servants
and eight horses by The government!-
That's pleasant. The people have to find
Gen. Taylor horses and servants. In ad
dition TO this, he is allowed Al rations per
day, while common soldier is only al.
lowed one. That's pleasant again. The
General receives about $47O per month
from the government That's pleasanter.
He thinks this is not enough however,
and he is candidate for that $4,000
peryear. That would be pleasanter still
HeFefuses to resign his Office until he i:
elected. That's shrewd. Detroit Free
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-17
Stoves! StOVes!!!

II UST RECEIVED at the JOLIET HARD
y VIZ RE STORE, by +. T. DUNBAR, & Co.,
The largest and best assortment OF Stoves in the
West. comprising great n RIETY OF
NEW PATTERNS. among winch are tie fol-
lowing: Iron Witch, alright, with a large
brick Oven; Bucks justly celebrated Alright;
Grarger's do; American do. Yankee NOTION
Double Oven ana ana premium all sizes and
prices. There Stoves are oil .4UC,fy castings,
heavy and durable, and warranted to work v ell.
Together with which we have Box and PnrlUr
Stoves Of ell sizes and patterns. -Gfz ze7ls
We would invire all in want of Stoyestc give
us call and examine our stock. as We are de-
termIhed to sell at low prices S can be bong III
al Chicago. We also manufact ure Copper, Bra IS
Shret-Iron and Tin-Ware. and keep ON hand
and for sale Wholesale aud retail opposite the
National Hotel. West Joliet