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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

The Washington correspondent of the n.
Y. Tribune, says Gen. TAYLOR has writ.
ten toJrrrERsoSD DAVIS in favor of the indie.
pendent Treasury and the Tariff of 1876
ifthis Wing statement be true, how eagerly
the Wing meeting here on the I'D, will shou,
for "Rongh and Ready" But why should
it not, as it proposes to elect the man, no,
advance wing principles?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

Cor. FREMoSr's SENTrScE.-The SEN
tence Of Col. Fremont was that he be dis.
missed the service; when sentence was ac-
companicd with a Recommendation of mer-
cy, which the president granted and remit
ted the sentence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

Gen. Scott did not, as has been supposed,
prefer any charges against Gen. Worth.
He merely reported him TO tile Secretary
OF war, rs under arrest, for contcmp,uous
language towards hissupcrior.B Bat as officers
cannot be held in arrest exccp, FOR charge,
regularly preferred, il became the duty Of
the department to order his release.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

tons, in favor Of "frce SOL, free labor, and
free men," 10 favor of river and harbor iir.-
provenients, and against central dic,ation.
The meeting was ably addressed by J. N,
Arnold, Esqy Thos. lIoyne, Esq, and 9TH
crs. Blu, for the crowded state Of our col
umns we should transfer these interesting
proceedings 10 our columns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

OhoLEhA VS. LiauoR.--Dr. Bond, of Bal.
unore,says tho drinkarl's stomach will at
tract the Cholera like lightning rod and
JUS system will make little resistance, hui
run down TO collaspc in twvor three hours
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03
OTTAWA PRICE CURRENT.
conRit1In wEiKLr ny 4. W. MhGIII, pEALIp
Is hHr Gouns, GnoctRIts, Avn rnopurg,
Ivy1,pr rsb * 1919

conRit1ln WEEKLY ny 4, W. MhGItI, pEALLR
Is nRr UouHs, GnoctRIrs, Avn rnopurE.
Oitd,cG, Feb. 2j, 1918.
PROVISIONS: Ca!tShias, gr. Gal
Beet. 100, S200a$250 =. dry, IOdl2
Pork, | 75a $50 Meepskins. 1896
IeaiSon, 250d 800 Deer SKINS" Hale
Lard, ID. iqjc Coon :. l5d25
Idilo,c, . MuShrai, Ga s
GRAIN s. FLOUR: Mink, 1880
Wheat, winter, 52a5S GROCERIES:
spring, iiaj0 Sugar, brown, Sail
Oats, 12dl5 =" crushed. llaI5
Corn, 15Gl6 Z" loaf, Halls
Barley, 20a25 Ofolasses, gall. aSa5L
Beans, i0d50 Coffee, Rio, ID. 9dl0
Flour, sup. l00b. 81 " Java" lial5
Z" fine, -" 10 Tea, y. hyson, 50a75
" buckwh't, 30 /" old " SsaSl
Corn meal, bush. % 4" black, 5Oa75
VEGETABLES: SUNDRIES;
Potatoes, bush. lSa25 Butter, lOal2
Onions, 80 3SG50 Cheese, ga 8
CdbbdgcS, each, la 81 Eggs, doz. 6!
FURS & SKINS: Honey. ID. SalO
Beef Hides, gr. 2l03 Candles, tall, lOal2I
" dry, al Z" sperm, i0a5O
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

From THE pACIrIC.-Accounts from MAJ.
allan to Dec. lst. give the particulars o.
the capture of the Cuaymas, Mazatlan nnt
San Jose, by the Congress and Portsmouth
They entered the Guamas on the 18th Oct
and surrender was demanded and refused
The town had fort and three water bat.
tcries erected for its defense, and was said
| Ia have 500 men with new arms from, Chilli
BY daylight, the next morning, the Goth
the town was bombarded forty minute,
when white flag was displayed.
The troops had re,reated during the night
with their arms and ammunition, and afte,
the town had been much injured by shot and
she'll the people concluded to surrender
The Congress soon left the NIaza,lan. and
the Portsmouth was relieved by the Doll
the town having been deserted.
No garrison was kept on shore, aud on the
18th OF Nov. 400 of the enemy got into the
town.-Cap'. Selbridge landed with only
10 men. he found the Mcxicans in strong
position. engaged aud defeated them, kill.
ing 40 or 90 and driving them from the town.
Capt. s. was wounded in the foot, which
was the only causalty 10 our forces.
On the 18th Of November the enemy from
NV "Nh'lhNi " wv WV SlN 1bNllltTS. anu
200 or 800 men attacked Lieut.. Haywood of
the Navy. who was posted q, san Jose, with
% Americans and 20 Cnlifurnians. The
MexioanS made several charges up TO Hay.
woods works which were molly defended.
The enemy finally retired with the Maorcs.
their Chief. aud 20 10 30 men.
Haywood did no, lose man. aud only Q
wounded. On the Goth aud :,2d ul., the n.
Y. volunteers were holly attacked at Lay
Ray by 200 mcn. under Fernando, who was
repuls,d with 80 or GO killed and wounded.
Mr.. CLAY.-,The Charleston Mercury Of
the 10Th inst. has the following;
Information from Washingionleaves little
doubt that Henry Clay will shortly intimate
his wishes not ~ DO considered candidate
Tor the Pr sidency, and Of his determination
La rpttrr In tt,x nfc Nfc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

FRoM the Rio GRASDE.-By an arrival
at New Orleans OF, the It'll ult., from the
Rio Grande, the Picayune learns that par
iy of half dozen, under Mr.. Collins, the in.
terpre,er to Col. Douiphan's command, who
had started from Sallillo TO cross the country
TO Santa Fc, have been taken prisoners, aud
are now incarceraied in Chihuahua.
The Chihuahuans, the Picayune further
learns, are making every effort to oppose the
march Of our troops who are on their march
for that city from Santa Fe; and the proba.
bliiy is, there will be another battle of Sa-
cramebto.
Two privates, Of Capt. Mears' company
Of rangers, the Picayune states, were sem
fenced to death by coutt martial a; Salhl-
10, and have been executed. Their names
are Glbraith and Nugent. Gilbrai,h was
formerly drummer in Capt. Crows CEN.
pany, Col Ilardin's regiment. His crime
was disordelly aud mntinous conduct. The
other had murdered Mexican, under afro.
cious circumstances.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

We have received the I'd and 81 numbers
OF the "Oquawka Spectator" printed ut
oqnawka, Henderson county, III. It is a
well got up sheet--neu,ral in politics. j.
b. Patterson proprietor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

Joshua II. Giddings was the solitary no,
on the adoption Of the resolutions by the
House Of Representatives, voting gold med.
ais TO Gen Scott and Taylor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

New loRk.-That branch Of the Demo.
cratic party of New York known as the
"barnburners," held State Convention n,
Utica On the 18th ult. Hon. John Tracy
OF Chenango, presided, assisted by dozen
Of vice presidents and secretaries.
Delegates were appointed to the National
Convention and an electoral ticket nomina.
ted.
In the evening an able address was pre-
senssd by John Van Buren,, aud unanimous.
ly adopted.
The resolutions were presented by Mr..
Dooiiitlc Of Wyoming, and adopted. There
was no indication of Presidential prefcren-
ces.
John Van Buren, made most powerful
speech, and the Convention adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03
The New Constitution.
on MnNnAY NEYT.

y ON MUNIJNl NE
The 9th inst, the people win vote whether
the New Constitution shall be adopted or
rejected. They willgvcte on .aree prrpo-
sitions. LIST for or against the New Consli-
tuition generally; 3D. For or against the
Clause to exclude negroes from this State ;
and Sd, Tor or against proposition TO raise
tax of two mills on the dollar in addition
to our presen, taxes to pay the present state
debt. Let evcpman attend at the polls and
vote .tf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03
L1is IN Tie torn ..
A LIST OF LANDS aud other Rca

4 LIST OF LANDS aud other Real
"a Estate situated in the county of Ken.
dali and State of Illinois, on which Take,
remain due and unpaid for the year lsi7.
Trnship IS. NR6E
OWntrs names Description scr. ncr,s rpi TAR
DomnIcs wp' s~q $50 81 81
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TrW"My SO NR E

John Sloan sptsso linn IN 600 c,e ~,
10 "Pts"q II 10 80 20
90 midi pt seq 10 : IS 800 loi 10
o & purgy mol VIII SEQ 81 20 80 80
T5c"shp 50. NR6E
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-05
0RIGINAI. TALE.
Written for the Portage Sentinel.
WEALTH AND WORTH.

"Mamma," exclaimed a. little bright
aysd urchin, 81 know who came home with
Emmy last nighi.'' -,
..Weu, who was it, Tomlny?" sss @
SIT was George! Twas awake and heard
l,im say good bye" -.
"A shade passed over tho countenance of
the mothers ,as she scrotinized her daughters
islLsale face-she said nnthing, however,
but piled her needle with an energy which
Emmy we'll understood.
Emily Ransford was n sweet girl, Of Il.
bout seventeen years, with fair CON-
plexion, and large blue eyes, through
which shone every emotion of her pure
heart. Her dark brown hair was puried
smoothly oser her white forehead, and gath.
cred up into q beautiful braid behind. She
wss not what many would call handsome,
but ahers was- a peculiar expression Of
sweetness about her face which you would
love 10 look at again and again, f: - - r.
Mr.. sRansford was a mechanic, and in
the early portion of his married life resid-
Cd in the small village of N, in the
State Of New York. where he worked at
his trade aand supported his family with
eass He was not contented with his sitd-
Asien, however, but always had ON inordi-
nate longing after some means to raise
hirselfio what he considered a higher sta
ton in society, and asfhe was a sman of
only ordinary talents, he knew that the
ppsaessien ofawealth only could do it. With
him. il was wealth., not worth, that made
the man; and somehow his orgnn of avene.
ration was wonderfully excited, when in
cha pfesence OF n rich man. The great
desire ofibis heart was at length sgrati6ed.
By aa,e denth Of rich relntiys ahe became
.masssr .cfessxeral thousands, with which
capital dls purchaseda a large dry goods es-
Establishments, when he removed to the
PLEASANT village Of H. and became a
merchant. "a g. :: 81,
"a msrsha,stte oh, what q high sounding
~ord iwas that His highest ambition was
gsalized-he surely belonged to the aris:
soetaey now! How attentive and familiar
wasihsanow 70 the opaient sand indoient-.-
how distant and formal TO the poor and in
dustrious.' He was soon sarreanded with
fSesads and fattsrers, those butterfly friends
who delight to open their gay wings ia the
btisht3 sdnshine of prosperity but who,
when ebs storm Of adsersity arises are not
to bs found. What a deplorable thought
isis, sbae eaimoa eserywhere, with q few
exceptions; even ID the smallest country
village, worshiped wealth is fawned upon
and tfiaitersds and lifted up, while honest
poverty, although linked with the highest
ikss9lsctuals atsainments, is Stunned and
considered degrading; dressed!up impu.
denee3 aad kilded folly caressed, while a
nssn q ffwosh and solid good sense is push.
sdaside, sbeeasses qfofsooth, Eshis purse is
moro shallow than his brains .o59a
sAlf5 Re. family consisted of wife and
slsss childrsna Emily and aganet. and d
csfsAinzliule boy aboutsfve years old, nam.
Cd Thonios, who, had q roguish pair. 81
bl6ck eyes 4tat were SOMETIMES awake
whenzthsy should have, ,Beenr shut. .pe Jane,
who was two years younger than Emily,
was her perfect contrast as TO looks. Her
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-05
Pc 0ETRY.
HE Spirit Of Progression.

y is25lsee E,'z-4 80
....s - : = p;,ss' :. sAsA: s.9< ;ssS-
1hea eaqmy night Is breaking, -
Esn now the sunbeams rest, .E :
y e ~ =, = t.',4s ~, = ss x .
e z - ~ : '--1.7 ~ s''S' ~es' -
The nlsts are slowly rising
From the valley and the plain,
an .ssa rs. s q : ns
i ~ '.11 Fs0t; -. .'''.4 = stsp j 9.
And ye may hear. that listen, 1 g.
The, Spirits stirring song, 81
That surges like the ocean .,.-s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-05

BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr.-Alas how lit
tie do we appreciate mothers tenderness
while living How needless are we in
youth, of all her anxiety and Kindness
But when she is dead and gone; when the
cares and GOODNESS of the world come with
ering to our hearts: when we find how hard
it is to find true sympathy, how few. will be-
friend us in our misfortunes; then it is that
we think of the mother, we have lost. ~r.l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-05

A lady sent to Newark war meeting, q
flag made from the SILK petticoat Of one Of
the handsomest girls in New Jersey. Be-
fore thee Mexicans can take that, there
would be an uncommon bustle about.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-05

''Tls very strange" said Tons. .'.hat =, :
Old allows that boy of his so much =
money to spend, he's so very tight with "a
every body else.'' ~ f7l5fT o. s7'2c 'sg%isiee
"Not at nll-very natural, J" replied
Isaac, she gives his son money in order
that he may get tight."s " as1 ---xE&aT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-05
: a6bt Rertaes. 5futinrl
9AMH5EL n HARRIS, JR, pr..,<zrns
l0SNjcLL BAEIERSON. So - F,22s

On Ssrr4psyabls within six months, ST so
0aS yssIa payskle after the expifation Of .assE
ilx s msns y sld within he year year, 100
ON yssf, payable afteFitsexpi 2,5e
s11ly6 papsr willbes. discontinued until all ar
rss31fet fFspaid except nj the option of the Pub
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-05

:, A wag says, "Weller will be mighty opt -''
to get over that Ford, because It's vefysG
shallo,c."
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2eiDen0e leiet!!!
Ooftor &tntelin,
> eutf her Ur3t,

Ceut O er r3t
srtbsiIt forttpdtrsup in Isinem,ieit BEN Sabs
re 1882 etablirten Mebieals 6aufe,
Slcrb,pettl. g6e Der stem uno itnicn Stra6e
,mifheM oer Spruce II. SPINE, QbilaoGlpbla,
drstlitben Natb nns 6ilfe beIonoers hinittbts
lid Der Sebanplum9, pcafcmmenen 6ellun9
unb srhnblihcn Nusrottuns ater
6aut: Grantbeiten uno Get men lie
telus oereu erfclarsider Eur ss ber Otrnfte
eines crfabrensn Draftitanten becarf
Or &intelin, nehsr in 0eutIblano eine
ireaeimdBise msoieiniIbe Siibuns sencb, jse'
Scrm cieIer &ranfbeten III ben terhbmte;
ltsn neutrality-suspicious. gurepa's b'banreln
Cab, unb felt Is Sabrsn in pieler 9tact cine
ausaspcbnte Nrarie erlanate, 1T burtb pleie
Dcrtbeile III tem Stano 9elett, sDerfcnen
teirerlei @eIhlsbtss zine {lbcrG aerpife,
Ihnenc une beitenbe &ur fir Die ftt!iiaftcn
SdlIe ansutieten, esren Ssrihllinernns m6se
rann ourtb ben Sebraueb bon Msrfur ccer
purh cine fhlshte Ssbanbluns bon SsitsR
unerfabrsnsr 6anps berribrcn.
perfonen. pedbe nit ltpblitiiben lletsin
cper an ber Otcrfiebe ibres R6rpcrs uno ID.
rem 8ellhta nit fupferfartia auslebencN
Slattern, ODER nit Sefebpnren, tie i'm
Saumen, g d lunb nno in Der Slaie
coer aud anberspc austre6en, bcbaftrt ltne;
cper p,e an Sen, SsinfraB, Snpttsnsciebspil'
ten, neutrality-suspicious. nno Sfren.
aerunaen [meltbe 8erenarrnnssn bfters nlttI
aeb6ria bsbanoelt, eaber melitsns untolltom'
mrn sebeilt rerorn1 nnb iMstelcnbere
Snn0e 2eute,
bic al Il n b onn neN
uno mbeilbrinarnben SuQeno @cwcbnbeiteu
leireu, B. b. Der Seltfbsfsfnna (6 erseten'
beren Sclssn fur seib nno Geitt slsib Uer:
cerblisb Ilnb, uno pccuret, spenn nitt bel
Seiten paaeasn ss,piret spiro, taufenee pcn
font bielbsriprettenoen jnnsen Wannern IN
elm frhtes @rab ssitirst spsreen,-uno Nae.
welete aus Uerasr ODER 9auiHuna jsbe 5rt'
nuns au elmer Sur aufaeaetsn tabem Itnr
orinaenb eriutt, entwcrcr perf6nIit ocer
ftriftlif in pcrtofsien Sriefen an Deftor
KinPelin iteb 81 rpsncen.
6ronfsr i'm Qanoe,
pelcbr bic Gpmpecmen ibrer Ssl6werten in
pprtcfreisn Sriefen srnau anaeten, Fam eii
Sdtthen init aeb6riaen, ibrer Srantbeit an'
aemsdsnsn Mebijinen, ei!isit susdanet 'psr:
ben.
Die Sebinaunasn 6no tillis uno ber Sla'
tur nno 9tbpierisfeit sse Sales 9emab.
Ssicnoere Simmer GUT Ssrattuns itnS
borbanben.
Sir Office 1T often bon 8 llbr Waorasne
bis 9 ltbr oes NbeubS. 26Ott. -lJ.
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SDffDr Smueu'S

Jnoianiib peeetabiliibes Specific
fir peibItd,e Qeioen. - Sies 1T elne Der
alIcrwertbpolfsn Wepijinen, Die lsmals oem
putlipum anactcten wcrbem. Dsi SfanF
beiten fir welde 5cctsr's piles enpfoblsn
1tnc, III pieIe Oaepisin in jeSsr Sinlttt absr
tretfsno in Der Icbnsasn Wieoerberitelluns
ess Spiteme gum aeiunoeH 5ultanos. sau
fcnps BON Slaihsn flnc IN rpsniacn W'cnaten
psrfanft, mnc man bat nod nibt BON einsm
Sebllcbasen aeb6rt. >aBt ben S'riub se'
maebt weroen uno tas Speeiit miro einen
Ranm fnosn in 0er 6sim. praris jeoer Sas
miiie. gs itt ouy6aus unletaolitb uno mag
1u siniasr 3elt sencmmen rpcrpen.
Gcnauo uno 1Baltont gi9entbimrr,
SIR. $40 DiarttltraBe pbilaoclpbia,
enslanp unp WleD1atrn, s IS. lambert
umo Sofspb l. pafer, &eaoins, Spa, >. g.
G. Martiu, pottspiHs, spa, =. g. Sails,
Wlinersoiae, bc., qBunoar II. Braun, Stus
plfiI Sapen, %, Or. .@el!cre, spcttstaun.
Setyuar, 90. 69R
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Or. 8. W. 2(ppletcn's

berdbmtes Seilmittel fir Gaubbeit.
Sebmer3sn nno ltetsln in uno ais ben Oh
reu 3u bsleu uuo 5u oertreiten, ipeltbe init
(ammt alien oeren llnanaeuCbnen franfbaf
ten Hnfdllen bon 2aubbsit pertuncen (lno,
rienf olsls unGbdstars mcoi3in ais OaG 8es
lutat einer our6 lanar nno alaubtafte gr:
perimcute srprobtes DlittsI araen oisIes gro.
Be llCbel. SlahtEm ciGGes WlitteL Dcu BEN
llnterIhrirbcuCn bel elmer lana un0 bislfdI:
tiaen eaencm unDenrun9 unb Sebraub mdb:
reUb BEN lrBtcm 8 Sabrsn III 70 pCisn Sdllsn
burdb Die merfwlroalle grfol9e ais bepdbrt
9sfunosn, 10 miro oaGelte nun oem publitum
empfcblem jnm 0lu3sn nno Sedusmliebfs,t
berjeniaen, nslde measn Al rpgiter Gntfer.
nuns ccer fonItisen !lrlaben Die per1jnlihe
Bsbanoluns bss gi9sntbimers i'm Uoniten
Serrauen Don bsGcn 1Dirfuna nitbt baten.
mtaen fett ltrjeuat fein. ba6 Oissniaen,
ipelbe bic Ssls9enheit baben, oiss nntrIalis
de Wlttsl ansutpsnoen, (leb in ibrer grpars
tuns nitt tduftten psrom; fur5 ee 1T Der
eoit tartts Artifsi wrleber nod je oem
publifum fit oieIes llsbsl empfoblsn nor:
Den 1T. 3a baecn tei
Sicipanc unb Daltcu, giaentbhmrr,
0lr. 376 W1arftitraBe, pbilabelpbia.
gnalano uno OaeW1afen, .. g. $amtert
nno ScIspb pafsr, 8eaeins, spa, .. g.
G. Martin, pcttsDils, spa, g 3. Sails,
Olinerebille. Do. wunter II. Braun, Stbns
plfia 6apcn, cc., Or. Ssllers pcttetamn.
9sptemter 7. le47. IS.
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tcnttra6e, 1piffen Der 8ten uno 9ten, ,ppllas
rslpbia, asbsiIt ron 4jdbriaen Grp1tples, rpel'
he (ein Gieifdh tie auf Die Rnoten 5srtorten
Sr. Oapib Giraan, Wuopp Grief, 6amils
ton gauntp, Ohio, bon GerofuIa aebeilt. gs
mar Gin eebr Cdttperer Eaa uno Sirsan Iast,
rpenn 8elb abbslfen f6nnte, rpiiroe CT nitbt
fir ,ebn tauTeno 9baler Die &eipen rpieoer uns
teraeben, unb bod murbe er fur einiae Saler
fnrirt purh Or gullsn's Sssitatle panaeea
6r. Scbn 1B. 6a3letcn. bon Wlnllen Pill,
Sten Serfep, pnrbe bon 1Ojatriaem Sefter
ssbeilt, nit einiasn Slaiebea Der spanaeea.
6r. Scbn Brcfsn, Ssrmantann. 81 Jabr
alt, ipnrbe bon ttartem 9etter ssbsIlf, 'pcm't
ct IS Sabre seplaat mar
Srau epa 9ifece. SO. So, 9hrifraBe'
5ipiIdbem ber Sten unc 4ten, BON 9tnplttlI
aeb9ilt bon Sieterpunpsn al ibrenStsntein,
naeb l2jdbrsem <eiecn caran. Sran 70. III
nun 62 Sabr aft.
Srau glfatetb g. Softer, 2ts 9traBe' 4
sblrm oterb baft Der 3Daibinatontrase, ,pur
be pom 9etter sebeiIt, Der ite Ia Ja9re eela'
ttiat bate.
s Sr, O1eGon 8rnbb, Sunipsrftrabr nats
Der @prmee, asbslt bon Scrcful6lea Beulen
an ieinen 9tultern, bic Oen 0pftcren lan9er
als Elm Sabr aetrOBt tatten.
&eipsnoer <slsr, ftbife naeb uuIerer Office
uno Dsrfhatfc Dir cisfs Certificate. pcraus
on forpctl bic au6eroroeItIieben &eicen blefer
ssuts ais Ole Irt ibssr Ssiins erfabren ptrit
Rewano unb walton, Gisentbnmsr,
9tc. 376, Rartifrass, philadelphia.
cuIi IL. l94s. 2Wt.
@ros unb Slenperfauf BEL Kowano uno
wattem Giasntbimer 376 Marftlfrabs,
philadelphia, pa.
9nalano unp fletlIafen 7. p Cams
bert unb 7efepb q. pafer, Neating, pa.
8. 9 6. martin, pottspils, pa.
8. @. Sails, Wlinsrspias, %.
Bunbsr uno Braun, Sbuplfia 5apen, bo.
Or GsasrS, YOttstaun, pa.
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pels Sabre be,tansen un6 puroe ais oiste
fc Wieosm bsfuncsn 3ur 5eiluns bon
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ale llncrbnunssn bic BON
unreinem 8lute uno IN:
bebahtsn @sbraub y.
Opium &c. berrlbren.
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hokpn Conf mi,rpe (1tb bic Wabfraae pafi,r
n;rkt q nermsbrt babsu. Sa ois(e Seuts bic
gc0en anmenesn ans, Der Serne pafir Al, fen.
ssm msil 5le uidt pilren oa6 (te es in ibrer
nn,n;tteIborsn N,ahbarGehaft baben e6nnsn
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in pSp Wsrps gountr hefanut aeinodt. 1,enm
n;p ss;nsnsen grrtffate sen Rursn ~ Iebem
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ben wsresn; fo!bs aIs Sall: &ldsn, &obrsGI
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fslsStlbIs, Sstties &C., fsbr mobfsl.
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Wsittsl unb SnosSibr Ssttlapsn NIT niser|
unb bcben pfcifsn, Gdfbrdnfe, Riibsnfcbrd|
fs, Slsiesrfbrdnfe, Irbsts unb 98afbsS tdnI
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3eisen benz sesbrten putlitum erssteult
an, oaB ite 5wlieben Der 2tcn unb Stem unb
ebeennt' uno SrdntlnitraBs, in ber Gtabt
Nsaplns, cine neue etisnaieBerei erribtst tas
tem rporin {te alie Scrten 8u6waaren bic III
itrem Sahe. ashtrem. aufs Sctte perfertisen.
Dlam rplro lttb teionoere temiben bic neue,
fen Sorten bon Oefsu aufs Scatcmmentte
]. esriert:scn, 20 ssb s!sfs!bsn ,reeer au Sits
ts nod al 0auerbaftisteit iteructftn wer.
ben f6nnen. Hu6 pirp man aIs 8uspaarsn
Die an nIaibinerien oosr 3ur erricttuns
BON Setdncen setraueht rpsrpen, prompt unb
Snr 3nfrieoeubeit Oefsrtiasn.
eifsrne Railings (Gslanber,) bon jebsr
8crm uno D7uIter, perpen auf BefeauMs ver.
fsrtiat uab fsrtis anfaeifsllt
lille Sefsllunsen fir 4rbsitsn perben cane
bar anssncmmen uno prompt tsfcrat 8es
itsGuuseu t6nnsn stenfaGs an mcGert'e 8.
fen @tobr, SO. 81, i'm 6itIiden Wlaret.Siers
CT, asmadtt ,psrben.
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