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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

Estate Of iioHcO ID. iemmGhS, GecedsoG
n Office iShrrrby given, that on the first Mon
~ day IN November next, | shall attend before
,hc probate justice OF the peace Of Kendall county,
Illinois at his office in O-wcgo for the purpose Of
setting and adjusting all claims against the estate Of
s1d Aloa2o ID, Ncmmans deceased, when and
where all persons requested to present their de-
mnnds for adjustment. SAMUEL Jackson, ilmr.
september ~ lsi9-Gt
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J. o. Nattinacr.
just OEcncs,,

IN PS ofneat new STYLE cinehams.
~ = Blue chainbra plaid lus,rr
Pa-ha check, plaid linen goo,ls,)
ir-h lncns, assorted prices;
Blue and orange prints, purple do.
six ruchcs or cap tri.s, fancy bonnet ribbons,
Cherry, pink, has. white and Mun,ua ribbons,
White and blue 'iaraun muslin,
White Grape, light coIor,i hid gloves,
Artificial sprig, and misses wrcaths.
Ju,,rccciycd, with other ARTICLES from Philadelphia
and for sale at pgccs that vii satisfy every buyer
Jul 7 ]. q. NSTrlysLR.
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Doors, shoes, mud brogans, a large assortment in
ID store and iorsnlc owhy Rnlgurny
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Estate Of Isaac Painter, deceased.

VOthc heirs ofthcsaid f'gac PAINTER decd, thrr
guardians, and ai!pcrsons interested in the - ate
ot the S,i dccea,ed: You and each ofypu are here.
10y notified TINT We shall present petition To thc
Next circuit court to be held in ard for the county OF
la~'iie. in tie st"te Of Illinois. on tie 6r-t day
hereof or 50 soon hcrcnhcras counsel can BE- heard
FOR i." sale Of the whole much Il ,hc ry;lcsatr
81 thr said ntctna rs VII be- Sufficient to pay his
debts. At which time all persons Interested in the
o. cstne OF the sad intc,lte arr requested 10 ap-
P"artoshow cause, if any they have, why the same
should not b" sold for the purposes alrrc-nil
s'pi1. ISIS. POLLY PAINTER. i iuias'r.
81 PETER SCND0NGNIG fl.r
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PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the first
Mnndny OF November next, shall attend before
the probate ua'lce ol the pea-r II La ~lc COUNTY L.
nois, AT his office in Ottawa for lha purpose II set
Ting and adjusting all claims against he e-.n'c Of
-od julius c. Coo, deceased, wh,n AMI where al.
persons are requested 20 present their demands 70,
adjustment. Al persons indebted To -ald estate ufv
requested 10 make payment TO the und,rg u.l
september II, lSiS.-6t DAVID SrAyNAEp, i,!s.r
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Walker s. Gieklina.
More New Goods!

VIZ ALkER a. IIlCkLlNG wish To inform
w their customers that they hive removed INTO
the new Brink Building, one door west OF the oil
stand. 90 The south sidc oi the Public SQUARE; aud
hive ut received from the eastern cities large aud
ynnel stock ri StBiI' and Fancy goods suited pr
tu- market, comprising SILK, Cotton, Linen, Nurs-
ted and Nnurn fahrcs It Is useless 10 cnuinrratc
arcr- Will only -ly that most articles IA tIis line
called lot alta tonuuy store may b, found m our
stock and will h- sold the Unrest prices Our mot
tui. not Ia b" unIcrSoldhy any one"
Also We have lately received G2 eases OF
Boots, Shoes, ani B.oI1ns, all sorts and Sizes -Ia
hr ipr wrnr Of men, women, and children; these
will be- sold n very low prices.
NL,,-l luckcJy aud tia.SSy1rr; COOL a~-ort-
m,ur Of hr1rg AMI stciflihRDWAR trace, log,
and halter c1u-, 4.ylhr. and Suratls, wrought and
cuJ nails and spike ail SHos. Also,
GROCERIES
Ofuu k,ul-, rs cheap usual aud our slprl, IT
DiHsy, N,f.riH's. ant Ugofats Is complete, and
wi, boz so.l ot Chicago OF -. Louis prices, whole
-o.r ur retail
CASH rrll for any quantity Hides end Wheat
Olt-, lari, NacoU.ani most Other produce taken 80
rN.hruar az rhs h.su- rates.
Jwuc ~, 1915. WALKER * HlCklING
: :taantcr Sra;es- Hptrh- pl,ru.vI.h weights
I orso.cjy Ibli. WNsm IS r,.lna
Lumber, ~.
+ DOD,nbO 4. pine humber a-o hath and hug'ys, for
/ =, sale by 1914 WMuN& i!DH"G.
100 ibis salt % suck. Liverpool do for sale
w by iva WALGrI. X Iicuryl.
D Lumber "neon,, new, a d--t-n,r article for
= SHE by iu:n. NhLEEE X iIl,MiSG.
NCCNBONI N,1uoj'Ia. Saoo, Arrow Root
v; oni fcah Barley, Ius,, mcrsrlanI lors'.rby
+ Jmr~ WALKra IIlcmJNG.
piNE,,'nb"r, .n'i' and si,oa.r, t,r,'i,,, by
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

lrcElrNCraRE. 1Gm'irir,
Gurs ". JaCks1y, iinir.
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Es'a'e Of Charles T.. FTng. deceased.

T-9TTTt q JHuftS 7. TTWy, Ecrf0SCd.
n Office is hereby given. that | shall attend at
a tir regular t'r,h 81 IN" probate court ot Lv-
mr-lon county to be holden at the Office Of the p7o-
bate justice, in Pontiac on the first Monday in No
yenber next, for settling and adjusting all csms
against the cs'n'r If Charles t. Fling, deceased -
All persons having claims against sad cs ate. are
hereby notified and requested to attend at the time
and place aforesaid and produce their aims for the
purpose of having the same adjusted, and all per
indebted TO said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment to the Undersigned
sept 18th, 1878, 1T :. {. LAnp fGa'r
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administration Notifies.
La Smile Probate Court.

VVNlE regular term of the Probate Court for
L tho county of la Sale will be held on the
hr,t Monday ofevery month at the office cf the
Piohtte Justice in Ottawa. H.G. COTTON,
Sfpfs 1877. prOb Jtlir.
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Ottawa Lodge No.sI,O,tnwn.

T1f' weekly meetings 1T this lodge are holden
every Thursday night Mt Il o'clock in Odd Fci.
io,rs HdN Brethren IN GOOD standing with the
order rc invited 10 represent Mt the meetings Ry
"fucr NJ, t,Eo : flSGR, See
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pr. CHAMPIONS
VCgC;abic ;guc Medicines,

A SAFE oudc'r,aiucurc ior A,I- and Fever n oil
"a ils complicated 0m- me Aoii bar irWTd8tcd
10 cgrc IN oHc dag Price only 5i,t. per box.
Also DIR Champions Ann Bilious, Anti ny.p"p-
tie, Purifying aud tatharc Pills u snD' ard rlur0
ciou, inmly Medicine purely vrEr,nhr-rucr -
cents prrboy
The above pills have been in general use through
ont the south aud wr, Tor the last nine yrnr- and
have gwen perfect satisfaction mall eases Nmurr-
Gus certificates OF their efficacy can D., seen al IN,
store ui WALKER II IllCkIINt,
AUG 4 lsiS-Hr, N,lr gppuyy far pyi,,,.,
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Peru advertisements.
NEW GOODS!

VIE subscribers have jrs' received large
I aud splendid stock ol Goods, Suitable
l"t the season, which have been selected with
great care IN he eastern m0,kC'N, a, toos, viz:
Fnht'd lawns, ginghams oIpaccas, linens. pa.
nl'rS' shreilngs aud shrliugs, suspcudrfs, Ia
dlr. rravnls and hnndkcrchi,is. ,dglng nrrrct,
muhs' needles. rirs, thread, ladies and chl-
uf'" hosiery and gloves, &c; together with a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
Estate Of John II Henderson, deceased.

NOTICE II hcr,hy gwen to al persons having
~ claims against the estate Of JouN n HE&DER-
Sos late OF lo-',lle county and state qi Illinois deed
{" prr~nt the same before the prutat" count 10 be
held ia Ottawa on the 1t Monday OF October next
Us have liked On thatday DOR aipGicatinethe .ane
Gug!j j-6t ALaNSoy BiTg-. tdm'sfr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
Law Books! LAW ROoks

'TliG best assortment Of Lam Banks in the Yves, can
he n'md a. 10 laSr street. Chicago Libraries
VIII he iurnIslc, Mt 10 per cent advance oiN York
prc,s' Jm, JuSErn kLIS,Ir.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

20 the heirs of the said Joia Yi0p', d.cc1- cd or
their guardians, and all persons interested in tie
estate o. In" said dcc ed You, and each of you.
are hereby notified that shall present petition to
le reS' ieunot the circuit count To be- held in and
for the county Of Lo,ae in the state Of Illinois on
Oh" first day thereof or 80 soon thereafter ne couu c
can b" heard for the sale Of the whole or so much Of
the real estate ofthc said ntc,0e will BE- sufficient
to pay his debts At which time all persons intcrce-
ted ia the rea.clae Of the said nir,tnie are request
cI 10 appear and show Gnu -, If any they hrye why
the same -houIdnot be sold for The purpose, aforesaid
sept 1-1-3t AECHGALpT Ross, Adn,sf
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tOilliam jaskcIl.
Domestic Goods,

III reduced prices-Sach as
YnRuWN and bIrachcd shc,lrp, uckings,
I'D wailiuG, hating, wickjug, cotton warn al
~, cotton aud wnol nluu,ls, cotton aud linen
table covers, sl,lnctts vr-y low. priu's ui every
description, lor one shilling per yard and some
Tor 6I; iluscys, Co'onlIrs, chicks, summer
slulls all kinds, palm hats, etc.. ali bought in
New lwk in Npil aud consequently CAT be
sold very low cor good yay.
Nav ., ISIS. wv II NsKELI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

" """'v ,,''N i"ohN'--blgCgt ~ the supreme
court OF the Cnlcd States Wharon's dlgcs,
W IA h'porlS JotlHan on wills Bacombs leading
issoy notes do hailmcnts equity jurisprudence do
rglliy pcndng-, do partnership; ,n nrcnry. inr
sale by ply1 \ II. ~ G.. huRIry, ~. InL, :,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
Roam s. GInorr.
New Tim and New GCOli

bTo,-- IT,, 81 NJ, g.or,io
1SCW i II II Giiu AsCW UCOuo'
jA>' N A. .,.,,.., L.f. SANGER
x ~ ga 0NN,.iiN are now Tg.''inS from
II DIV CGo,ls. ..r,crijes. fIn,.,wnrc. Enof.
anal -I..- CIu.l,r, ell. ,ysi.f il,, ,.H -r.I Tor
c1-h or ready pay, as low a. can be- bought N the
country July -, ISIS
a siiuucc FOR spectators.
A STORE House uuIa -un. butwe-s.Icc,cI
"a assortment oi goods for -I.c 81 Nar~rli.r-
/ II The store D. on the cnnal. and attached Go ii
i-o -ma ware house, and Is an excellent stand for
..}.N- 'd'r.. rs ID J., WE n'afrF' point ut "mc'
ai-. IH-'H "' 'N' county can r'.'4 'i. 'ahnI. All
IL "r'' WI. VT ,.'N I.l I,'''.''' 'sI"'s' u 'A-
'''.. ''' properly h"t"I' mnI..e .,....
80 n,,,,.-,,. r,....,.. - -
gu ~ -, L'-.'H ! 'I"n. an A'lvr'cah
riran {; n-.,,.r. 800 pir,.s b.rorhrJ V.'In., -
prr. NIml.u IL. I.a,,,r and Lawn. ca Al. RIirr.
Gao, ar knap SIN. ulalp and n Jared S,,,i.. Book
Muslin, Gloves, Hosiery, hc-rlr- "tIousani and
one nri!" tNlu's too tedious 10 mention. Cal aud
-''. i'y!7 Ri'N uui SANGER.
G.NER Al, o.-.,,riil.pt Of sun,,,er,,n,d.
\ atplgc,su S., q, to a-i.gI-hrb. uliiya,
ly-' RrA, :, %AN~rE.
g,tmlL, ,.lsuc IEiEs collie. I,gl.
L crushed and brown sugar. loola.-c-, -alcmm-,
e,u.~n-, sperm, el'unc AMI ni.ow candle, ,o'P,
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Ilrv. II. tllaoill.
\ L " e @ O DIS!
AiCN;inslCr W. Nl;;niI.

Nov "rrS tor safe Al the NEW STORE ON
" IN" northwest corner ui the public squire,
a large lot vi cnrIrc new goods. at prices a, low
Is any other house Ia the state. Ills stock II
DRY GOODS consists, IN part, of
l'roadcluths, Gnghams,
Casslmcrcs, Prints,
Saluneus. Lawns,
Iw"cds, Rob Roy Plaid,
kenmkv Jeans, Oregon "
Nestlngs, California
Mous'de'Iancs, Rough Il Ready,
Alpacas, Plaid Linsevs,
Cashmer.dc.l.ancs, wool shavIs.
Bed Ticking, Drilling, fhnurls, Bro. Holl,ud.
Irl'h lIncn. Russia Dmpcr. Crash, Bagemg,
Batting, Wicklnr, HOSE. Needles, Pins, Rih.
bins, Thread, SilE, tord, Fringe, Gimp, but.
tons, Thmhirs, studs. shirts, Buttons, Suspcn.
drrs, side npl Back Comhs. rf all shap,s and
sizes. Also large nssor,mcn, of
Boots u Shoes, Wrd,c0rc 4. CrOckcry
Also, large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
aud loal Sugar; BrnNn, liavnunn, Muscovn,!a
aud New O'lehns Sugar; Old Java and Rio
Coffee; uh Ilyson, Young Tyson aud Black
Teas; NutlncCs, Cloves, Pepper, Al!spice,
Ginger, 'd'gN. Saeta'us, &c. &c.
Ottawa, Oct, IS, 1877.
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Regular Weekly Packet for the
Illinois River.

e.: =. :5-==-zs-t did Steamer PRINCETON,
Capt. -. 4. Dickinson.
Wi leave II, !.1ui, on the 29th il st, aud maks
weekly trips te'w'e -. Louis ard Peru. dur
ING ne teasor, lravingreru rsgularly At 9oclock
oh Thursday mor"ing. and Peoria, at O'Clock.
same dly.
he frincelnn is DECIDEDLY superior IL ary-
mug m the trade. nj possesses all the lmpto,,-
m'nis Of aiy I'D tntagr now in u.c. She IL
p'',LI'd viii a tllrd rginscr, or Drcior, TOR
regulating the supply of wafer 10 the boilers, and
""Ihine ur' pumps IN case Of snagGing. There
are also ii'e bose attached to the Doctor, and
force humps 10 ,ach dcct; with spacious nnd
convenient irams-'he ruoms in The ladies' cab
in being furnished with ioub!e berhs.
!. j.. BorGuroS, Agent, Ottawa.
krrilCQ 1919
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Of the best brands Havana and American Cigar,
oi IL" very best qn1liy, and a g,Her> ass urm-nl Of
GROtERIES which they will sell al wholesale or
rci1lld the lowest possible rates Call and e1amine
their stock aud Judge tor yourselves
tuuwn, Aug. Is l1lS +
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Nu..

4 4 CASKS sperm mad whale ell; also, ill.,
1 seed AID sweet oil, etc, for sale hv
mnlch 30 IS NLMc- d WrLL-g.
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nlorse s. GoncIln.
Wholesale G. Retail
Liquor. Cigars. Il Grocery store.

wi establishment on the east SIDE OF the court
house, where they constantly keep on hand large
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Ut" Y Nv 7 MY lTIT T IN NN.' I =
INfL.3H.LY YORI DISEASES
IMPURITIES FTuE BLOOD

For all impurities oirhc blood, arising from
the imrrudrnt use of Murury, or other causes
t1r all Diseases Of The skin and scroilunus a.l,,
tons, IN all cases where the blood is powerfully
determined To the hrrd, producing di7z,ucss aOd
distress, DR. UPnAM'S ELECrUARY is en-.
L.. Ill
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-18


TY Of Rmland Comfy, Sept. so, 1917, By
GEORGE 2. MARSH.
Although the Association, which have the honor
to address is STYLED an Agricultural Society its III
huence is not designed to be limited to the encour-
agement and improvement OF the culture Of the soil,
but its objects are thrcc-lod, and embrace as well
the tolls OF the hcrdsman and tho mechanic as the
labors of the ploughman. | SHALL therefore, not be
expected to contine my remarks within Il narrower
range than your sphere of operations, and willie |
shall make no attempt to lay down minute practical
rules for the conduct economy Of either of these
great branches OF productive industry, shall en-
deavor briefly to Illustrate the importance of them
all, considered as means ana instruments Of cvza-
ton and social progress, and shall Suggest in gene
raj way, some improvements, the promotion Of
which seem to me an object well worthy the zeal
Gus efforts Of the agricultural associations of Yer
mont.
Before proceed to the discussion Of this my prop
or subject, it may not be amiss to notice certain
particulars connected with the early history, physi-
cal condition, and fundamental legislation, of the
American Continent, and especially of the United
States, which have had an important bearing on the
prosperity Of the industrial arts, and the social con-
diton Of those who have made them their vocation.
America offers the first example Of the struggle
between civilized man and barb0rous uncutvated
nature. In all other primitive history, the hero of
the scene is Il savage the theatre wilderness, and
the earth has been subdued in the proportion,
and by the same slow process, that man has been
civilized. In North America on the contrary, the
full energies Of advanced European civilization,
stimulated by its artificial wants and guided by its
accumulated intelligence, were brought to bear at
once on desert continent, and it has been but the
work of day to win empires from the wilderness,
and to establish relations Of government and COM
mercc between points as distant the rising and
tile setting sun. This marvellous chance, which
has converted unproductivc wastes into fertile fields
Isft 4.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Legal 8dverising 70 be charFcd aTIega7 rates.
OUTSTANDING N0rIcE. Postmasters are officially bound
to notify Publishers Of papers ola wish on the part OF
hers therefore Who tax me posarc on such notices viii
be charged the amount III account for the Voice Of
Freedom.
~ Subscribers residing in TIE vicinity of the
paper MILL near Mddcbury Village, will be credit
ed for whatever kind of barter Mes:rs Parker 4
O'Flanagan will receipt to them ON my account.
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VOLUME TX.
VOICE OF FREEDOM.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT BRANDON, VT.
JED EDIAU H0 Leo NJ B,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
TERMS.

TERMS.
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ADDR e s 8

Dolioered before the AGRICULTURAL SoC1E-
TY Of Rmland Comfy, Sept. so, 1917, by
GEORGE =. MARSH.
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C6nDtee.

William Gilmore, Rutland,
Lyman Bachelor, Wa!lingford,
John l.. Marsh, Clarendon,
Benz. f. Langdon, Castleton,
Lewis NJ. Walker, Clarendon.
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Discretionary Premiums.

Thirty dollars Or over according TO the
funds Of the Society may be awarded on use.
full articles, discoveries, or inventions, not
named in the foregoing list of premiums,
which in the judgment Of the committee are
worthy the encouragement Of the Fai" "a
Annual Meeting
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BRANDON, THURSDAY, MAY IS, l848.

90 than l 0 pounds 90
90 Best single or double wagon for teaming
90 or farming purposes 90
90 I'd do 2 90
90 Best single or double pleasure wagon 4 90
90 I'd do 2 90
90 Best specimen letter press printing 90
90 Best specimen window blinds / 90
90 I'd do co
90 Best made NJ shingles 2 90
90 I'd do 90
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-18

Committee.
John Cain, Rutland,
Salmon Richards, Poultncy,
Charles T. Colburn, Pittsford,
Philip Edgerton, Clarendon,
Jerome billiard, Wallingford.
Xxx. FARMING UTENSILS.
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Committee.
Chester Spencer, Castleton,
Mn. Field, Brandon,
II, f Button, Clarendon,
Henry Simonds, Pittsford,
Harrison Fish, Westhavcn,
VI. NEAT CATTLE.
Best bull of foreign or imported breeds,
two years old, or upwards, and kept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-08

NNANTED-A mAchlnlst every way SomPeteut' " ~
w permit nd machine shop, snd willing TO lake par
A interest therein Desirable tools In good order TO be
united with those in the shop will be received IN
lieu Of capital None but hrsirate artisan sooer and
industrious need apply Address p T. At tins ONCE
81 Sits
Il UsT-On Saturday evening. probably AZ Castle Gar
den or in one Of the Harlem mourning brooch.
with hair and inscription. The finder will be rewarded
on leaving Il a, the bookstore OF CHARLES D fkANSls
4 Co 252 Broadway b u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-08

purchases for shipment. Ry. 10 ssdSo cents and
rorninal Barley offered At 81; sae Of Barley
Malt made 81 100 cents Oats A. 30 end dill
OF Virginia Oats 1000 5000 bush.l. sod al f2d q et.
Sales IS bbls good White Beans, a. - per bu.hel
WHISKY Is very quiet u Pa ~ bbls and
c,sh and 3. cents time in drudg. No sales worth
reporting
PROVIsIONS-Pors IL siill heavy bat viihout far,bs,
chsnge. The sales Moderate Abou' $40 b solS =,
87i - and s. for Old and 10 N and - For
and - for City and ~ for Country Prime Sales 100 Dbl.
Beef Hams River. a. 10 80 Picked Meats are dull Sale.
100 tea "Nnchesers' Hams Al cents. 80 good A.
~ aud 100 bis Sour al q for Shoulders aud cents FOR
Hams For Lard the market is rather quiet sales so
kefs A. 8Ds pnd 100 bbs at u az cents Batter n
market il very firm and the demsud fair Cheese s
but without n ark ed change.
OILS-Saes 200 Dbl. Selected Whale At 81 cents Good
shipping parcels would bring % cents At New BEDFORD
800 bbls Crude Sperm sold a, lO6 English nseed
il held az 65dG6 cents, without important sales Mann.
featured Sperm, ~ and III cents for Unbeschei and
Blesche5
sEEDs-sale, 90 bu,hel. Rough Fsxssed at 49, pack
ages extra The market IS steady Clover continues very
doll ~ l074 cents.
FISH-A sale Of 800 bxs Massachusetts Mackerel We.
made al 81, aud 81; aud 400 bxs Scale Herring at 81.
cents per box.
LEAD-A sale Of 900 pigs Missouri was made ct 20
with some time siven ST. IL asked cash
HOPS-Ssles go 70 No. Western at 81 cents cash,
for consumption
GROCERIES-Eew. Orleans Holasses 10 selling freely
In bbs a. % cents and Csroepas i noinaly q. 2
10 fair demand
HAY-We note sales 800 or 400 bales a, - cents T. ewt
WiNESA sale Of Is casks slsgs made 8, a. cents
time.
BONE-There are no farther transactions The market
s 1dI. and q cents FOR North west and South Sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-08
DIED


On Sunday evening 9Th inst GEORGE H. ADAMS,
aged p years and 3mOnhs
rs Wednesday morning O'clock from the residence
Of his father No l54 Fast Broadway.
On the 7th inst MARY =. daughter Of D. W. and l. X.
Allen, in the 18th year Of her age.
The friends OF her fatf e and Of her uncle NJ Allen,
invited attend her funers the residence Of her
father No. % Bank.st this afternoon at ( O'Clock
After few weeks illness Eli PERRY, Captain Of the
Fifth District Police, In the 33th year VI his age.
On the 7th inst ELIZABETH p robson. daughter
OF the late Charles s Robson aged years and months
The friends Of the family ore invited to attend her
fune rel Wednesday 9th inst at II O'Clock. from the
residence Of her mother Mrs Ann d. Robson, No o
Liberty ct without farther invitation . z.....>.,.
In Baltimore on Sunday morning, 9Th Feb. Mr. SIMEON
p SMITH Of this City, eyed 81 years.
The funeral services will take place al Tenth Prssby
terrain Church 10 Twentyseconds 81 near the Thdsvenue
this day Tuesday ct o'clock. The friends Of the family
d invited 10 attend without farther invitation
On Monday afternoon 18th inst ELIZABETH BALD
WIN, youngest child OF David snd Adena c. Faeonef'
sged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from 100
1.-THE Island Of Gurnsey, Europe Dec q. 1s47, sAnL
QUERIPEL, Esq. in the 8lst year OF his formerly
dent OF this City from 1916 70 1926 being OF the family
Of that in this City.
In Carroll Jan o. Deacon Asa Moore, aged S6 years
He spent the early part Of his life at Windsor Conn ~
which town he enlisted soldier Of the Revolution He
married snd removed 70 Vermont thence to Jnnius,
Seneca County and in 1916 to the town Of Elicoit
On the 18th Of June last board the Young Eagle Capt
Lathrop: Elijah c. Woodmau Of London, G. w. sssd ~
early life Canada He took active part in the rebe
lion for which he transported 10 Van Demens Land
Alter suffering incredible hsrdshps for more than years
he pardoned by the Queen but obsed 70 remain
exile there, suffering much from prvatlon and want
until March last wh'n Capt Lathrop kindly gave him
passage lie has left wife and dren 70 mourn
TIE loss Of kind husband and father from whom they had
been cruelty separated for nssr years While look
dolly fer his return they received the tdinEs that ne had
found ssrsve and resting place from his troubles In the
Iudian Ocean.