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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-03
SHEPHERDS SARSAPARILLA,

IspertonDiNg more cures than any other med.
'clne Of the kind. IT., wonderful what pow
crlnl effect II has upon the blood, changing II
from an Impure 10 a healthy stale without yOmll-
ng or purIrug.
Ir is CGGAPER than any other medicine It
mas more pure medicine to each dose than any Oth-
er preparation. The doses are mild and pleasant
to take, 3! doses 10 each large bottle which only
cost - cts For consumption, this preparation
has proved highly valuable, when the disease Is
in the cdnpdss Of medical did rriri can be obtain
ed from this highly valuable auidore. Cougas,
cOiJS, and tor all diseases Of the Mroot and rIcSt
This medicine will be found unequaIled. Price
~ and - cts per bottle.
Shepherds JermJUgcOr Uorm Destroyer.
We challenge the "ord to produce medicine
better adapted for the expulsion Of intestinal
worms than this specific. BE On your guard and
bny Shepherds only. Being puIgotrye and Ton.
lC. il has a highly beneficial effect on the con.
sululon grnelally.
Proprctors, Boddcr E, Co., Baltimore, Md.
The above medicines are lUl sale by the fol.
lowing agents.
+. p. Lu'z, ], R. Mover, Blocmtburg, T. 0.
Van Allen & CO., Dauylle, NJ. BrObst g. Son,
Flncher & Thomas, C1tawissa, DR.. A. B. Wilson,
Berwick, j. koonS CoIumtus, VIM. Euons, Hun
tingdon, NJ. c. Shoemale5, BuckLon, Rickcls
I; Stewart, OraugcyIe, Fruit and Co Jersey.
town, McBrde 81 CO, White Hall, pontlus and
Thompson, Lime Ridge, Hugh McWilIians,
MoorS5urg j. s. Woods, Columbus, Light Street,
Iron Company, Jesse Hicks, Centre store
nc PRICE 25 cents per bottle.
Notice TO Columbia co., Agts. and merchants.
+ p Luz, has constantly On hand a large sup.
plyo Shepherds preparation which can be had
ON the same terms as the propretors May 13,-y
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FSNlll. subscribers call attention 10 their new and
luLl assortment Of SELECT .l.ND FAN.
~ GOODS, Just opened, at their old stand,
SLAIN street, selected with care, and offered al
prices Iuiic JeioW the cheapest 1t comprises
among other things, beragrs, ber0gc robes gng-
hams, slngham lawns, French lawns cashueres,
nous Ne lanes, alpacas, bonbazines and silks;
Cashmere, berage and dc lainr slawls; dress
hdkis prints, nuslius, SILK and other trngcs,
pma,oi, and sunshddcs ,Fr'nch and English cloths:
blk, fancy and plaid winter cassimeres, satipetts,
cashmlrclts, Iwerds, hy, jeans, linen drilling,
naokeen, vestug, haunes, tickiIgs, mon and
cotton diaper, check, hosiery, gloves, cortonyarn
and carpet cham. AL-o--Aresh and full assort-
men' Of gr0c0i's, JiSb, sat and Hguoyx, queens.
ware, hardware and the greatest and cheapest lot
Of boOS ami Sho"S in lhccounty.
hLNo--Groccrlcs and Qaeensware. Their gro.
ceres are all fresh, and have been selected with
care, and upon such terms as will guaranty them
to be sold low.
Their Queensware comprises good assortment
of blue stone aud glass ware Of superior quality
ALso--Sik fur and Iegborr bats. hardware
and udculrry umbrellas parasos. etc.
g-;- All Of the above having been bought at the
lowest cash prices, enables them to sell as low as
can be- purchased elsewhere.
C5'Cash paid for grain a. usupl
WIN. McKELYY & Co.
Bloom shurg. Nov J. l-4S
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HOOk and Job Printing

tTpsr ,lg-ss ,GEP IT nuroRr THE PEOPLE, that
asA~@sEIa Haod.bills, Blanks, Checks, Labels
Cards. Tickets, Circulars and every description Of
JOB ANOFAN,Y LETTER. PRESS PRINTING
IN various colors, executed at the office Of the
Coi"njia (8oom'5nrgl DcmOcyat, in neat st,le.
short order, and moderate terms. Also: The We.
ry best article of DEEDS, BLANKS, sCATloN.
cry, &c" kept constantly for sale
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-03

FFNHE universal celebrity which this valuable
4 medicine is gaining throughout the United
States, and the many astonishing cures it is con.
slanty performing, has proved it to be, bey yond all
doubt, the only safe and certain cure Tor puuon-
airy Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit.
ting Blood Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
Tickling or Rising in the throat, Bronchitis, Dlt.
hcuIiy OF Breathing, or any symptoms OF Con-
sumption
lithebowels are costve,a mild purgative should
be resored to occasionally Dr, SWaync's Sal.
saparilla Pills Will he found valuable acQusi-
ton TO the Wild Cherry, and will pIo,ea yalua-
bile medicine where au aperient is requirc,d. .-
DR.. Swoyne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cheny
sa'mcdcine which has stocd the test ofeXrer,I ce
and II used according to the directions las desclb.
ed in DR., Swaynes Guide 10 Heallh) seldom fails.
The above pamphlet is well worth a refusal
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-03
NEW CHEAP STORE.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
4 Izens Of Bloomsburg and the public in gen.
elal, that they are now opening large and we'll
selected assortment OF
fall and Winter Goods,
at the" Cheap Corner" lately occupied by hah.
Ter & Petrthin. Our stock consists of GENE.
RAJ VARIETY, well adapted to the season, which
will be sold at unusually low prices
o. The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock before making their pur.
chases.
N. B, All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange.
HAYHURST & BALDY.
Bloomsbury, Nov. II, lS49-y.
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WORMS! WORMS WORMSr,,

For many years have made it my study ia
compound medicine which would be enectua!
IN eXPelllng Worms, and at the same time be ver.
ry pleasant for the suffering Infant or Adult. be,
yond doubt have now obtained that ar,rcIa
winch is far more pleasant and etiecual remedy
Ut anan any other Nermiluge Of the present day.
10 see the little sufferer drenched with the a.
ceeWngy nauseouS preparations, (eytn scme ol
those ihat are reported to be pleasant, are too na.
seous to be takcn.)
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COACH AND WAGON MAKING.

'ENHE undersigned having associa- n. nv -
4 tel themselves together in the e9s%s ~
aYoye business at the Old stand Of B. -
F Hayhurst,oh Market street, in Boolusbulg, Pa.
would pecrully inform their friends and thepub.
hc generally that they continue lne above business
in al, It's branches and lha, they are now prepared
to manufacture Cooctes,corytoge Juggies farm.
wagoas, Sieigas, Woot sIeds and every thing in
that line Of business, in the latest and most ap.
proved style, OF the best mlteras,and in the most
workmlnke and substantial manner
1hn Case, will personally attend TO the Black.
smlthng part ofthe business, and as he has worked
for William Sloan, from April 18th l347, 10 Au.
gust 94lh ls4s the public have had some opportu.
nifty to judge OF the manner IN which he executes
his work
Jonathan MJHelr AN experienced woodwork.
man, will personally attend to the wood shop.
GJ' Repairing will be promptly attended to,
and no pans will De sNared to give general sa'is.
faction, aud by close attention 10 business they
hope to merit and receive a liberal share Of the
public patronage,
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l., B. ENSIGN'S
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY
No. 8. Pear 81. Near the Erchnnre.

No. s. Pear 81, Near the Erchmge,
PHILADELPHIA.
VIE subscriber having made great improve
1 ment5 in his method ofcasting 6ndmiX-
Ing OF metals and had thorough revision Of his
matrices, the faces Of which are not excelled, in
beauty aud regularity Of cut, by any in the coun.
try; tlatlers himself that by strict personal at
tentIon to business, and employing none but the
most Skiltul workmen, he is enabled to oller
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
Atgreatly reduced prices.
He is continually adding TO his stock all that is
new from the best workmen Of this and other
countries, and having laleIy procured from Eu.
rope, variety of New faces and Ornaments soli-
cts the attention OF Printers thereto.
Specimens will be sent to those wishing to or.
der
Presses, Choses, Cases, Ink, Stands, GaIleys
Brass Rule, andevery other article needed to fur.
nlsh complete Printing Office, supplied at the
shortest notice, German book and Job Type, OF
the newest style and Of all sizes carefully put up
IN fountS Of correct proportion
ALEXANDER ROBB.
August 10, ls4S ly-lSlO)
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hoCKMAKING & GUNSMITHING.

TFNHE undersigned would inform the public that
h he has opened shoY in The building lately
occupied as a barber.shop, by the Court House, in
hIoomsburg where he IS prepared TO execute all
kinds Of work in the above line of business BIack
smiths screw plates, (right and lelt0 double
spring locks, keys, &c, will be made in neat style
and repairing generally, done to order He 50.
llclls public patronage.
jofN F. FIDLER Jiopgiccivr.
hin-m,oIrg Pee 9leIs-S mo
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BLACKSMTTHlNG.

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friend ;
and the public hat he has opened new shop,
above Dnolers, ON NAN, street where he is
prepared to do all work in his line as cheap and a
little better than It can be done elsewhere
From long experience in business, and by a
punctual attendance to the work Of his customer
he hopes to merit and receive a liberal 3hareol
patronage, STEPHEN BROBNT.
Rlomu'burg, Aprill7, lSI7.
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STOVES, STOVES.
CHEAP BOOT g. SHOE STORE.

II lJAl DOO " DIlOl4 - OhCs
VNHE undersigned notify the public, that they
Il. have formed partnership, in the above
ousines. They will keep constantly on hand and
nanulacture 10 order,
Gentlemea'S and LodieS' Boots and Shoes,
ComPu7Dy in part nurocco, calf skin boots and
shoes, slippers, miners wear of all kinds Also
Ladies', Misses, children, etc, OF their own manu-.
laclure and all warranted.
They have just received and offer for sale cheap,
large and well selected assortment Of handsome.
ly made
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES.
To suit every variety oltaste, fancy and fashion in
this section. Ladies' and gentlemen, now is your
time to get bargains.
igy.Establahment on main street, below Wea
ver'5 Store, where the patronage Of the public is
respectfully solicited.
w. RUSSELL,
JOS. B. WEAVER
Rloomsburg, March 25, l64S.y
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y r. The special partnership, in the rlatc
work, IS continued J, heretofore hy The urIpr.
'Igned A. FALLERCHANp.
}. f. VANOERcLICE.
1rra m go $3.50,
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Dr.. SwAYNE, Sole Proprietor
You also have in my Vermiluge soyercig,
remedy for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, sour stomach
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-03

IspertonOiog more cures than any other med.
cine ot the kind IT., wonderful what apov.
crlol effect it has upon the blood, changing it
from an impure to 4 healthy stale without yomlD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
From the Valley Farmer.
Wagons and Carts.

4 farmer in England, named Edward B. Iiy-
ir;ston, has produced priz. essay on the compar-
ave merits of wagons and cars, which should
nirest the attention Of our farmers; for II lie Is
i.sht our farmer, in general are wrong. After
I've years experience with wagons, and nearly the
sane with one horse carts on a farm OF one huul
ii AMI seventy acres Of arabic and eighty acres
pasture, lac came 10 the conclusion that the carts
were of the greatest advantage. As our farmers
al Use wagons, let them pay some attention to hi,
..ltement
He says a have no light blowing land. nor
1--we more than twenty. or thirty acres Of very
Lazy land | will, therefore, relate my actual eX
p'reucc. In the employment Of wagons and
broad wheeled dung carts, ! required one wagon
,,e cart AMI three horses TO every thirty acres Of.
aable land. also keep Light cart f r general
Purposes. Now tnat am employing carts find
tudt get through my work much more easily
with 1.-TWO horses AMI two carts to every fifty acr,
oiland'
In the calculation Of item, Iii, saving was near.
-four dollars in the cultivation Of one acre. 4.
raln he says, Il Is admitted that one horse attach
ei to given weight will move it more easily than
two horses atta,h,d to double that weight Til,
arises no. only from the advantage gained b. hav.
my all the power Of dra,ght close to the work
but also al! the power applied at the same mo
ment wlIicl Is almost impossible where two or
more hpr-es having different wills ami stcp., are
attached to the weight and iIr the same reason
oAe viii trayel NOR. quickly
When cart l. filled, there is no delay in AZ.
tachiug the trace horses during which operation
the one horse would be two hundred ward, On tlg
rad. | know til, ui.h, be done more quickly
h having men ready To change the hurses, a. il.
If Loo. I
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Aeritultural.
~ 49,, -. --~>-~->~.--~ >-~>>>
From the American Citizen.
sheep and wool.

Animals undergo chInges by domes;icaton -
sal climate produces Constitutional alterations, Is
evident. Thee facts apply more strongly 10
isep than other animals ani il may be added
i the soil os.eG serves to produce n difference
sheep-rich pastures, long aUl staig Oh, sheep;
cultivated hills short and squire ones. The Ar-
j. found near Fezzen IN the Wild state, i con
ierei the or. mi sto,k Of the domestic sheep
"a warm climates coat OF hair, il colder the SAME
derior covering with wool Underneath Al
esp follow tie. same rule except the mermo,
which never sheds H. coat; the fleece, instead Of
N.ling or remains fom wear q wear.
How fir the yearly emigration Of the merino
ON the mountains Of SPIN to the plains in VIII
r, and again TO the mountains in summer Ir =
u, series Of wears, may have been the cause OF
OIL .cin; this constitutional exception TO the gen
raj rule is question iyE nAtuT...sts to ~ milne
and solve.
Where wool is the principal object the ulprino
mould be selected tor tie United States, As ex
perience has taught u that the WOO! ofthe mef
no. which is produced here IS finer than from those
recently imported Their wool, like the human
hair is not she'd AMI is always found the finest in
colder climates. The merIIo is successfully raised
ANIL the forests ofSweden Though nnproyelby
t,ol keeping. they viii in every mixed flock, BE-
/ uni the most thrifty in the sevcrcst weather
The flesh Of he m,rinO Is Inferior for tie slam
Les
The Blkeweu i an improved sheep, highly e.
t-emei for the t.mes- OF the carcaS~,-s, ami the
fine taste of the mutton; they have long woo. of =
fine quality, the fleece weighing ,igh; or nine
l''unds, the carcass averaging from twtnty -
'enty-five pounds per quarter.
The South Down resembles our native sheep,
Lying wool OF about equal tneness. If the same
~,re was bestowed upon the sheep of the Unhed
ates that Is given them i'll Europe, there is no
'nubt but they would equal if not surpls- them
ne finest native wool is fund in he state OF North
.rolnL The climate 81 The United States from
10 IS degrees north latitude, Is well suited To
..cep The mutton Of Philadelphia when suffer
"a 10 arrive at mature age OF tmec AMI four
ars cannot be surpassed fJr decIcy Of flavor
NI lmsbaniry affords more certain or more iucrd
ye returns than the rearing OF sheep whether "a
t.e stnImbles or 6r the fleece, and if the number
were swelled to 200 millions would not affect the
ice Of wool or mutton in the United State, In
y years We Will require three hundred mill
u.
could name many Other breeds Of sheep in thu
nited States, viz. the Arlington, reared OF
= iths Island, near Philadelphia the Oaer, III,
lloadtail, d.. bat deem il unncce sary, as per
-ls ought to select those breeds that ar best al
BED to the climate, the soil AMI the uses t,
N.l-h they are to be applied NOUFON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

NArunc's IcE CAvEs.-Trom an article on the
nbove subject copied into Littclls Living Age,
from Chambers Edinburgh Journal, We extract
the following.
We have met with an account, by Professor
SilliInan, of America which we have no hesitation
IN classifying under the present head: The ice.
cave. of which he speaks, i, in the state of Con.
necticut, between Hartford and New Haven. 1t
Is only two hundred feet above the Lowell of the
sea, and Is situated in defc filled with fragments
Of rock Of various sizes, through it n small brook
runs. 1t was visited in the middle of July, the
thermometer at So degrees in the shade; and on
approaching it, an evident chness was felt in the
air. Parties of pleasure often resort here in the
sultry days of summer to drink the cold flowing
waters, and to amusc themselves with the rich
store OF ice here treasured up In some places,
the Ice IL quite near the surface and is only cover.
cd with leaves A boy, armed with n hatchet, dc.
scended into the cavity, and, after n little hard
work, hewed out solid lump of ice, several lbs
in weight. An idea Of the solidity of this piece
may be formed by adding, that on tho third day
some Of it was yet unmelted.
A similar repository Of cold exists about seven
miles from New Haven, Mt the bottom Of n steer
ridge OF trap rock. In the hottest summers, ii i:
conveyed from this place to New Haven much
soilcd indeed with leaves and dirt, but useful IL
cooling beverages A more celebrated one also
in America has often been noticed by tourists Of
that country; some accounts, in fact, have been
greatly exaggerated about it. II il situated in
Hampshire Co, Virginia, and widely celebrated
un.ler the title of an ice mountain. The place
where the store Of cold exists, Is sort Of natural
glacier which lies ugninst steep natural ridge oi
lcf,Y rock and Il ecrnnosed Of a Lunber u irag.
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iNsE RANG T..
lifG and Nlfn' InSuflnfe e
Hartford, Conn,

Hartford, tonu,
incorporated IN ISIS. AHuuH PrrmiuHs Cgpli4l
Niock. aai NlT.Hs Fun 81 100000.
TilS Old and responsible company continues 90 joe
sue policies on he mot favorable terms 900 dNeI-
Ing houses. HOUSEHOLD furniture, -i,re-, stocks Of
torres. etc c,r., against los q damage b, FIRE
a.-1, 900 goods, ware. Hgi m.rrtsrdge agsl-. The
halarI.0 u INLAND IRkNSPuE IAIIuN, -uI
upon Do" ClrEues az So IC--...
The Protection Insurance Con plDy having. 10 ',r-
a.; > year pad mGrg m.l..NHs " dollars 90 il.r
seven, 4geurl-. turuuz Ioui the ul,d states and
he British Province, have e-trd. .lrI rls' repsla-
Ion or -y.'earr aud h.r dealing Which challenges
cnnqal-OI with any insurance company OH the
Continent ~ America The annexed extract from
nl 1rl..r ON the SUBJECT 81 lUuaHce Comyare-,
'1hr. from the New York Day Book t1h.nt-
briefly 'lr -laGi,Gg and policy 0i the Company.
The Muury-I men OF the ancient and always
pro porous CITY II Hartford have for halt a century
been famous throughout the Union Tor the care, dis
erection, uEd honesty, and uusuyuE success, with
which ,Hry have iuW"d and managed corporations
ct this description. No HUii0rd Bunk ar iESpr-
aH-e Company has SySr tHiisd! These C1mplur-
have for moir Than whole g"nemuon scattered
ll'.u.ks Jn nearly every STATE vi lHe iuU., and
uTy. never i1Icafup1y the WuuueIIJl losses W....l
they have insured against
A. .p,-c arising uppl police, is'ucIhv rAruuiar-
signed, vi. be- promptly adjusted and pad NJ tle
General Agency Office, located at Cincinnati, q --
\ .0,sr portion ~ the fund. ct the CuwplUy, .lu.
rulH-al0 grcuuJm- received al the Western agru-
cc- /. deposited with lha Gruerl Agent Of the
Company al Cincinnati, TOT iue payment Of Western
/ and Southern los-cl
! AppIyluG Burr AIcu, i.g the town ct Ouawu
/ aud Tor la ale county
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ttlr0irlnrs.
THE VEGETABLE
Pulmonary Balsal,l.


YHNlllS Balsam i probably almost without
parallel IN having, dunug tllal oi nearly
II twenty Years, fully malnnned the hlghrrp-
utauon which has acquired Tor ConsumpuN SCom-
plants and al, diseases OF the lungs throat and
chest IL has been used with probably greater sue
cess than any other article known, and many ply
-cians who have had an opportunity OF Witnessing
Us highly >Juiary effects, do not hesitate Io recon-
mend ], a~ a safe, convenient and very cticacious
medicine equal u NOT superior % any e,herprc~cup-
uon Tor the boNrcomp amt, within thcr hnow ledge
and one which has seldom Disappointed the reason
able expectations ct those who have used 1t lgis
most valuable remedy for
Consumption. ASTHMA, Pieurisy,
PhAoSic, SpHiing et'biood, Uhoop-
ing Co"Sh, CoughS. Bronchitis and
ppImonary affections Of crery
hiHd.
Certificate Of pr 5. \ Shur,lrtr
have tor some time p1s' been in the habit OF pre-
s'rhng the Vegetable Pulmonary Hul.om Ton con
sumption, asthma, r,rrsy, spttlnG OF blood and
coughs, or pulmonary affections At every kind and
W'i3cont fence recommend 70 as superior To any 9th
e. preparation used Tor the above complaints
:. \ SHuRTLEFF. D.v,Ns.
Boston, Hawbyuou llsu Dee 3, lS26
Ihewltn Il clergyman of Boston was cor,il-
Cwj past recovery tom a disease of the uug IN the
spring Of ISIS whose restoration 20 health was Is
cutrd, both uy her physician aud her husband, 20
the Use a.. Che Vegetable Pulmonary Busam.
Fran Dy I'm0'bg B.p'ics
Nywr u,,ryrml years has been exercised with
severe cough. Uuun urr .Ir. ami .a.-,ur b, mug-
very nH# .".t.r n...t ~ u blood. She has used
.1H 7..r o. 9r...., ..r u.r complaint. auu a.
yu"- NJ. -. t.fr.- Pow ...T- and ,.Hr. mixtures u
W.." uu.... 81. na lH-IrHrG, ~.glr of these
"...t' 'r., H.. cough 700 Doe same a..c vuaGIl
.# f.
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E7IsEnNsg'Is,N,i..

MI UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent OF
the Worth Western Insurance Cymp1Hy Of us-
wcao, New York, Is prepared for Westinghouse
buildings, manufactures, slofcs, goods wares auI
merchandise generally tom loss ORDNANCE 10y tire.
Sald company was Incorporated hy the state of New
York in 1882. Capital SliOOOO, tall pad M
D,rcCtOr..
j. PUMrS PuUyy. SEU GEnyvCN'R, JANr.
nujAET, IT,, GEoUGu " AluEruN, New lo.k CIV
u, !. BREWSTER, Geo. llsin.g, humW lIRlGhr
;. b LuDLow, II EAgLE, \ HE Ss1S, ArGKhSr
JAMES IHoN, Oswcgo
". l.. PRuyN, Albany IN ll-6m
SAMUEL llAwLEy, see tEoRGD IsUrR, pfc-'t
GEO. II. NORRIS, agent Ottawa.
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LARGE ArrLEs Bl'r woEriLrss.-rhc Lebanon
Advocate Is Dragging over iourappee ofthc Mum
moth lippin variety, raised in the orchard Of IS
nh Baldwin, on Looking Gla,, Prairie, which
weighed together five pounds One weighed a
lone one pound nine anda half ounces and mo,,sur-
ed in circumference fifteen and half inches The
Mammoth Pippm presents such fine appearance
that purchasers Of trees have selected large mum.
hers of that variety for planting; but experienced
fruit growers and those who have tried the fruit
c2nsilcrit ofno account valley Farmer
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it.iNt !
lllhitc s Guntcr, DRUGGISTS,

Having been appointed agents tor the sale Of the
above goods, and will keep them constantly on hand
al their dug store east side OF the court house
-g1ar and thrre doors Moth Cd. the Manson House,
IN Ottawa. Illinois
Dr. riTCH'S Guide Book TO luah5- Gud
Directions for promoting heath, and lns'mctlonsto
mothers IN the management ct children may be-
had, Guu.'nu-.y, by calling az the above store" II
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
IulDREyII-S HISTORY.

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