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ALLOrATHY.

ALLOPATHY. i'f
Take some calomel,
The more you take the Better;
Mix it with pale a..
Or two Of cistern water,
Feed some to your dog; '.
II will make him vomit, ,
And, may be, see stars,
And perhaps comet. '
Once in each half hour,
Take rousing potion
Say, tumbler-full
@ If that suits your notion.
Should you chance TO die,
As you're almost sure 10,
You may safely swear
That it did not cure you. sa
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MARRIED PEOPLE should studp each others
weak points as skaters look out for weak
parts in the ice, in order to keer oul of them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-01

The LATEST Way to pop the
have heard of is to ask the fair
shall have the pleasure of 4
minister's"
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TERMS OF the AMERICAN.

,,st " .ls >. wi MAS0&IV9
ATT NEY AT LAW,
NH' ,'''~ sUNBURv, PA.
Business siended to IN the Counties OF Nor
hunt ertsnd, Union. bycoming and Columbia.
Refer tot .."....
r. g. A. Rovoupr, ..
iiowEn g. BANKrN, .,
Somgns 4, SNerewAss, >Paiidd.
RErScLps, McFApLANp&C Co.
SPEetss, 'iocp e. Co.,
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FREsH SUPPLIES.

u JusT nxcEtvEn, at the sold stanlp,
south-east corner Of Georgia and Water
streets, Louisisns,R good assortment II
FAMILY GRoCERIES,
which the subscriber will sell at very los
rates. He has Wines and Brandies of
superior quality, and "Old Rye" such a,
the merchants sell at 80, for 25 cents. He
has also general assortment Of >
CONTEMPORARIES, z
candles, nuts, pIumbs, &C., &C., the h.s.a
that St. Louis can afford ; and would be olaa
tie fill orders from his friends in the countr,
THO. B. LIMERICK.
p. S. The subscriber will pay, until III.
close Of the river, the highest market pric.
for fresh Butter and Eggs T. B. I.
November Goth 1913. (naa0N
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$500 Reward!
"
MORROW'S
IMPROVED DIAMOND STEEL CARY
DI OITINII

IMPROVED DIAMOND STEEL CARY
. PLOUGH.
Manufactured at TuIIy, MO.
' ME subscribers has been appointed agent
for the above celebrated and superior
|plonghs, and now has on hand, at the ware.
house of H. +. Block s. Co.,
so two horse Ploughs,
25 one horse do.
: As these Ploughs are becoming ex,es-
lsively known and used in this section a
country, the subscriber deems it unneces.
sAry to say much with regard to. them
The Moleboardi is entirely IF steel, and those
who have tried these Ploughs think thea
the best article Of this kind now in use.
The manufacturer of these ploughs offers
one hundred dollars for a Moleboard pstt.ra
superior to his. o..
We are authorized to sell on the mos, f.
Ivorable terms for cash or produce.
All orders for these ploughs addresssdis
T. Morrow, agent, Tully, Mo-, will meet
with prompt attention.
JNO. NJ. McPIKE, Agent.
Louisiana, Sept. lIth, ls4s.-(nSS6n. I
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BOOTS & SHOES.---Just received and for
I'D sale:
200 pr. heavy brogaE shoes.
30 prs kip and calf shoes
4 cases heavy boots
cases kip and calf boots
2 do. boys boots.
A general assortment Of ladies misses and chill.
drens' winter shoes, kid slippers &c.
o. D. 81 C.
October Both 1913.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-01
Final Settlement.

NOTICEis hereby given TO all persons in
N terested, that at the next February tern
Of the county court of Pike county, I shall sp'
ply Tor a final settlement of the estate OF jobs
H. Sturgeon, deceased.
WILLIAM X. STURGEON, Adn'r.
November 20tA, lS4S.
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MARKLEY & CLARKsON,

HEAVlNG purchased the stock of Samuel E.
Allen, are now manufacturing every de-
scription of Boots and Shoes at the old stand OF
Newman 4 Allen. They will keep every va
riety OF Boots and Shoes, shoe findings, sole and
upper leather. philadelphia calf skins, pegs &c.
Sc, and beg to assure all who May favor them
with their patronage. that they may rely on all
work made by thea being of the uery best uorE-
mqnship Of any made in the county. "rlT"
varranted in all cases.
Having in their employ the best Boot maker
in the county, they confidently solicit and ex-
pect to receive a liberal share Of patronage
They will also keep on hand a good stock Of
eastern Boois, Shoes and Family Groceries.
MARLEY &CLARKSON.
Lonisisns, June 10th 1913. lot.
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Notice.

4 LII persons are hereby forewsrned =
"A gsinst crediting my wife Hsrrie.
Vaughan, on my account, as I will not BE-
responsible for any debts which she msl
contract, she having left my bed and board
without any inst cause or provocation.
ANDREW MARION VAUGHAN
Dec. llth, lS48. 34-4w I.
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NEW GOODS.

VIZ are inst in receipt of a heavy stock oil
Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting Of prints, cashmeres, alpaccas, de
lanes; cashmere shawls, blanket shawls; sati'
netts, cassimeres, tweeds, blankets, blanket
cloths; white and red f%lannels, comforts; hats
caps, bleached and brown domestics drillings
osnaburgs, tickings; hdkIs., buttons, threads,
buck mitts and gloves, hosiery, brushes;-A Also
a good stoci, of hardware, q~ueensware. glass.
ware, &c. sc. We solicit our friends and The
public generally, 10 give US a call, ceiling as.
sured that we can sell them Goods on as accom-.
modating terms as any house in the place.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Louisiana, October Both lS4S.
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Final Settlement.

NoTICE is hereby given to all persons in
terested, that al The next February tern
of the county court of Pike county, / shall sp.
ply for a final settlement of the estate Of Mar.
garet Sturgeon, deceased.
WILLIAM X. STURGEON, Admir-.
November 10Th, lS48.
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GROCERIES.
10 Bbls. S. H. & N. o. Molasses
2bbls. Golden Syrup
1000 lbs. N. o. Sugar
% bags Rio and Java Cofes
300 lbs. Leather
Is kegs Boston Nails
1000 lbs. Eagle cotton yarns; y
Candles, soap, cotton batting, lead, shot
~rsisins, almonds, candies, tobacco, tar, sal.
e%ratus, pepper, allspice, loaf sugar, window
glass, &c., just received and offered at re.
duced prices for cash or country produce.
ORR, DUKE g. CAMPBELL.
October 30th lS48.
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Administrators sale OF
REAL ESTATE.

I'm Pursuance of an order obtained from
IL the county court of Pike county, Mo-,
bearing date the eleventh day Of Novem-
berrlS48, shall, on the first day Of the
nezs February term # said court, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, at public out
cry and auction, before the court house
door in Bowling Green, the Real Estate of
James H. Hawkins, deceased, to-wit: The
Southeast la Of the Southeast quarter Of
section Is, township So. north of range 8
West. A credit Of twelve months will be
given, By the purchaser giving bond with
good and sufficient security for the paymen,
Of the purchase money.
JOHN F. HEDGES, Adminis.
TRAITOR Of the estate of Jas. H. Hawkins.
deceased.
Dec. llth, ls4S. owl
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Final SettIement.

NorIeE 10 hereby given to all person.
concerned or Interested in the estate oi
John Sissons decd. that the undersigned
will supply ct the next February term Of
the county acoRrt Of Pike county, to make
Q fnal sestIsment Of ssid estate:
TT. {0HEsp EsAdmf.
Dis i'd, l6<9. 2'&L Fl. T1eB+4w1
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81. Emulation is a noble passion, as
strives t~oexcei by raising itself, and not /
depressing another.
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Sale of Valuable
NEGRO

IN pursuance of the will ofWil~
liam McPiks, deceased, the un-
Undersigned will, on the 4TH
AN~DAY OF JANUARY next, Of
~ fer for sale, on a credit of ~
4ss.A months, at the late residence of
the deceased, five miles south of Bowling
Green, Pike county, Missouri, between
THIRTY AND FORTY VALUABLE
SLAVES, consisting Of Men, Women and
Children. At the same time and place, |
will offer for sale about EIGHT HUN
DRED BARRELS OF CORN; one four
horse Wagon and team; one large OK Wag-
on and three yoke of Steers, and a lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. At
the same time and place, | will lease, for a
term of three years, the FARM lately &C.
|cupied by the deceased. This farm is one
Of the most desirable in the State, contain
ing about 800 acres in cultivation, well EN-
closed, well watered and possessing all
needful barns, stables, houses, cribs, &C., in
good repair. 10 persons engaged in stock
raising and feeding. this farm has advanta-
ges rarely surpassed.
shall also lease the place occupied by
David Curry, two miles north Of Bowling
Green, containing about 100 acres in cult
walton, and the farm known as the Jacob
Pritclet place, about three miles west of
Ashley. This last farm has about 100 acres
in cultivation, with good houses, &c. All
the above Farms have good and substantial
fences, and in good condition for the usual
crops of the country.
Further particulars will be made known
on the day Of sale, and the farms will be
shown tc any one by the undersigned.
ABRAHAM McPIKE,
Admir-, with the will annexed, of VIM. Nc.
Pike, deceased.
N. B. / will also lease some valuable
town property in the town of Louisiana,
Mo-, If not privately disposed of before the
shove named day.
A. Mop, Admir-.
Pike County, No., Nov. 81, ls4s. 3s-tf
Democratic banner., 1849-01-01

Persons wishing to 60 to any point in the
county, can be accommodated with a hack,
or single horses at reasonable prices.
For the benefit Of strangers he will say that
Foulks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south of Baird's hotel and Immediately CD.
posite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS ST..
Nov. the 10Th, l847.
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STOVES.-We have just received from 8
- Louis a lot Of Parlor, Cooking and Ben
STOVES, which we will sell at very low priss
C. JACKSON & BRO.
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For Sale
Valuable Prairie IA

- A Valuable RFaifIe Eafms -
fszs1 lying on the waters Of Peno, fifteen fssE
kzas miles from Louisiana, six miles iroDk.2l
Bowling Green, six from Spencerburg and sew
ZEN from Frankfort, and two miles west Of the
residence OF John McCune. Esq. The above
farm contains 800 acres OF choice land. about 80
acres of which are ina fine state of cultivation,
100 acres in prairie uninclosed, and the residue
in timber of a first rate quality. On the farm
is a good orchard, a good well, and All abundance
of stock water. ANY one. wishing to get a bar
gain in a good farm, can do SO ny the purchase
|of the one above mentioned. For further par
enquire of ST. Murray, Esq, at Bow
ling Green. or of the subscriber on the premi-
sea. JUHN n. SHEPHEKU.
/ Nov. 9Th, ls4s. (2m.)
I'm LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT-lN VA
CATION, OCTOBER THE 26th lS4S.
iCHLor L. CluAr (by Jonathan B. Carr her next
iris"d.) Bill in Chaneery for d.
IBEvrsLr G. CsuNP.
complainant having heretofore filed her
bill against said defendant; and on this day
Jonathan B. Carry*f for said complainant, files in
the Office Of the clerk of the circuit court OF
said county his affidavit, stating, that said de-
is not & resident of this State: 1t is
therefore ordered, that said Beverly c. CrLmp
!be notified that said complainant has filed in the
Of the CLERK aforesaid her bill in chancery
for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony by
her contracted with the said defendant. There
fore the said Beverly C. Crunp is hereby noti-
fled to be and appear in said circuit court, onthe
first day of the next April term thereof, to be
begun and held at the court house, in the town
Iof Troy, in and for said county Of Lincoln, on
the fifth Monday in April next, and answer said
bill, or, in default thereof, a decree will be rem
|dered in the premises agreeably TO the prayer
|of said bill.
|(~l In witness whereof l, Thomas G.
Seal. HUT, clerk of said circuit court here
~~ to sign my name and afix the seal Of
said court, this 25th day Of October. ls48.
THO. G. HUT, Clerk.
N. P. MISoR, Sol. for Compl.
November 9TH l848. (Sw)
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E7. 1t has been recently discovered that
the whole city Of Brooklyn, and perhaps
all Long Island, is underlaid by a subterra-
mean lake. This was discovered in digging
Q we'll near the Wallabout.
u Brasidas, the famous Lacedemonian
general, caught a mouse-it bit him, and,
BY that means made its escape. oh, Ju-
piterp exclaimed he, 'wlIat creature SO con-
temPtible but may have its liberty, if it will
contend for it!'
u A coquette has been well compared
to those light wines which every body tastes
and nobody buys.
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An old writer says, 'sthe Spaniards are
eagles On their horses, lions in their fast
ness, women in the open field"
Democratic banner., 1849-01-01

IL. Hope is the prophet Of youth--your
eyes will always look forward.
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New Stock.
JEWELRY, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES g. CIGARS.

WINES & CIGARS.
"a W. II. Kennedy s. co
@N Having changed their bust
EkS XSSyness, now offer for sale, al
{S sIs st. Louis prices, a full as.
MLM sortment OF JEWELRY,
~ such as
Lady's Cameo Pins,
do mourning do.
do full sett do.
do sett and plain gold Rings,
de- Evening hair Pins,
DO Plain and sett Ear Rings,
do Plain and sett Slides,
do Sett Bracelets,
d. Fine Gold Pencils.
Cent?. Plain & Fancy Breast Pins,
do Silver Pencils with stone sets,
do Rodgers Congress Knives,
do do dv siI,U. stS.l O.s...
do Fancy s. Plain Studs,
do Fine Gold Pens & holders,
do Ancor Leaver Watches,
do Musical Boxes.
Also, a we'll selected stock Of FAMILY GRo.
and Muskat, Port, Claret and Medri;
WINES, ard a large lot of Regalia, Principee
Havana & Cuba CIGARS, TO which they would
the attention Of purchasers.
w. K. KENNEDY q CO.,
Georgia Street, Louisiana, Mo.
N. B.-Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repair.
ed al the shortest notice. w. X. X.
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A wedding took place at Albany New
York, last week, and just as the marriage
sarvice was concluded by the benediction,
the floor gave way, and %precipitated the
entire party in one mingled mass into the
cellar.
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liz LINCOLN C1RcUIr CouRr, Missouri.
Ia Neutrality-suspicious. 3Iss, 1S1S.
Ro,R AEH GHIr, by her next friend. Isaac
LEA,
Bill in Chancery for Di-
GEORGE GRAY.
Nov at this day said complainant files in
~ the office Of the clerk ofthe Circuit Court
OF said county Of Lincoln her Bill, together with
an affidavit, stating that said defendant is no, q
resident of this State: II is therefore ordered
that said George Gray be notified that said COM
%plainani has filed in the Office Of the clerk Of
THE circuit court her hill for a divorce from the
L".'A- "f nl1tsimony by her contracted with said
defendant. Therefore the said George Gray is
hereby notified II be and appear In said circuit
court, on the first day Of the next april term
thereof, to be begun ard held at The court house
in the town Of Troy, in and for said county Of
Lincoln, on the fifth Monday in April next, and
answer said bill, or. in default thereof, adecree
will be rendered in the premises agreeably to
the prayer of said Bill. .
(~) Witness, Thomas G. HUT, clerk Of
Seal. said court, with the seal thereof afix-
(~ ed, at office, this 2lst day October
IS4S. THO. G. HUT, Clerk.
INIcHo's. P. MrsoR, Sol. for Complt.
October Both, l848-tf.
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Louisiana, Mo.
- THIS we'll known House is still open
l.ll for the accommodation of tbs travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has so long received, hopes
by constant attention 10 the wants Of his custo-
mers, to merit n continuance of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sup
piled with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be givento his
Stables.
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THE INDIANS IN FLORTD4.

The Governor at Florida, In his recent
message to the legislature, intinstes that il
adonbtless the anxious desire of the PEG.
pie to obtain . speedy removsl of the In.
dams from the State, and suggests that an
adequate force should at once be raised
first, to restrain the Indians within their
prescribed territory and to protect the
white settlers from ell acts of violence,
which, he slleges, it is feared the Intians
are prepared to commit; and second, to ef.
feet the removal Of the Indians. TIE ed
itnr Of the St. Augustine Herald differs will
the Governor as to the disposition Of the
Indians. He expresses the opinion, found
ed on his personal knowledge of the feel.
ings and temper Of the "Red men," as as
certained by recent residence among and
intercourse with them, and from their con-
versatiOl and actions, that there is not now
and never will be, the slightest ground 70,
any apprehension ct hostility on the part
of the Indians, if a judiciou. and generous
course be pursued by the white settlers
He says, all the Indians now ask is tolera.
ton and peace. They know their weak.
ness-they feel themselves encircled by the
"sdamantine chains of destiny"-thei
dread the whites with a superstitious awe
-and their only reliance is on the gene
Tosity of the whites. tFor the love oil
Heaven" says the editor of the Herald
'sere they fall beneath the sod, let an un.
friended people live a little while on the
bosom of the soil which they cling to be.
cause God made them there. Their fate i.
written. Deserted by their own Great
Spirit, they see the "spirit Of the white
mans Heaven, extend no arm for succor.
Not long, and the last descendant of a once
noble race, watching the setting sun as he
sleeps his fires in the gulf, will see the pic.
ture Of the departed glory of his fathers
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in LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT-IN VA
CATION, OCTOBER TIE 26th lS48.
ICuLor L. C,uHr (hy Jonathan B. Carr her next
friend Bill IN Chancery Tor ID.
~. yorce,
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do for taxes Tor 1877 on sane lots y
The cost on each tract Of land is u cents, aud
on town lots 4 cents.
/, MURREL BRECKENRIDGE, Collector
Of the county Of Livingston, and state of ILL.,
nois, do hereby give notice, that shall apply 10
the citcuit court OF >aid county at the next term
lheraof, to be holden at the court house in
the town of Pontiac, In SAID county and state
on the lhrJ Monday Of July, \. u. 1919, for o
Judgment against the aforesaid lands and town
lots, aud also for an order To sell The said lands
and town lots for the satisfaction thereof: and
that on the fourth Tuesday next succeeding
the DAY fyel fDr holding said term Of court, all
tho lands and lots against which judgment
shall he pronounced, and for the sale f which
an order shall be made, will be exposed 10 pub
lie sale, at the court house, in the own af1re-
said, forthe amount Of taxes, interest. and costs
due thereon. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock =,
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List Of lands and other req estate situate in
the county Of Livingston, aud state Of illinois
On which the taxes remain dine aud unpaid, for
the wear ID 1916.
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LAND FOR SALE

sI'llC seq sec ~ town 80 n rnnge east; nwq sec
3O,own 80 n range , e VIII swq sec 80 33nr Be;
ell neg sec 70 80 ~ c. These lands embrace
come Of the most valuable coal banks in the county,
good winter, timber, prairie, an farm Of 60 acres
with Ordinary improvements. TENS easy. Apply
to Joseph Reynolds near the premises or 10 the sub.
scrlber NJ Ottawa. np27. w. II. l.. WALLACE
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Canton Tea COMPANY.

~ l.. THOMPSON, igeHflor the Canton Tea
VI. Company, New \ OK hasIusl received fresh
aud tull assortment OF TEA Pleas, call at the store
east side OF the Court hou-,. aud examine the stock
The Canton Tea tompaaU has been popularity
known for many years. IhIs j. the oldest ten estab
lishment in America. The public have had iu, proof
of their integrity and responsibility and such has
been the great and pressing demand tor their Teas
OF late that thy have been obliged greatly enlarge
their e.fobl -bru.UF
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I on prs womcn's kip and calf Bcotccs
! $50 do goat and seal do, 80 do morocco do,
200 do goat and seal buskms never as chcapnsnt
prt&I hBgH and .SqGgcyS
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(ODartiicrsi,ip Notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed q co-part-
ncrshtp under the fun Of Dor s Smith. and wal
continue business at the store lately occupied by l.
D. Smith, where they sal be- pleased to see Iheii
friends and the public generally, piedgng Themselves
that they viii sell goods as low as they can be bo
IN the market, J1sfPu W Dow
Ottawa, may 3 1879. Lawrence y SMITH.
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linan s. 5anarr.

I9RiSrS and Domestic Goods We have fitted
l upa room over our store tor The sale of prints
and domestic good, aud will offer the largest As
sormcnt IN town puccs that cant be beat
April IL, 1919. RYAy & SANGER.
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For sale Cheap.

SECTION II, towns 81, range ,, c oi 81 7 VI. The
~ above section Is one OF the best and ertest Sec
tons OF land IN la sale county is situated about
miles east OF Little Nermilon river, on Troy Grove
and Ottawa road, Is nch rolling prairie and well
adapted to the raising oi grain
April Il, lSlg NDRRISS FISHER
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I'M. partnership heretofore existing between
Win II W. Cushman * SAM. d. Gndley in
al business matters ut this place was by mutual u
yreement terminated on the first day oi the present
month, May. 1919 The business viii be continued
for the present. by the subscriber
All persons indebted to the late firm Of {. 4. &.
prior To the trs of July lsi9are hereby notified Tint
immediate payment Is expected, and required 10 be
made TO the subscriber. who is authorized to settle
all matters connected with the business of the late
firm lNlnN Is. lSi9L nm. u ". Cr-nMAN
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Breaking Flows.

TILE subscriber, have on hand % superior article Of
p.ows calculated 10 break praluc with two horses,
also to plow old ground. This pow is warranted to
give satisfaction IN all cases. DOW * SMITH
Ottawa, may II, 40.
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Just Received,

A FULL supply Of Drp Goods Groceries,
u QaerHSwgre, Hart Ware. &c. which will
"a be exchanged low for cash or produce.
Ottawa, my II Dow & NNTH
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loI)n iotkwoo0.
New Goods at LockWunds

New Goods at LockWOods !
FTNIl subscriber has Just received, dr,c, from
New York, choice stock Of Din GO,ds.
= Boois, Shoes, comets, Hcts, Gr0reriss, &c
TO winch he invites the attention OF his friends and
the public, His stock embraces,
20 blue and oung'
80 Earlsiln Gmghams,
- Alous.dc- lanes, choice STYLES.
81 Fg'd Lawn,
5uO Bonnet cap, SATIN and tailtta ribbon.
10 summer Funges,
- Barred and striped cambria,
200 Bonnets, new styles and all prices
20 doz Leghorn and palm leaf hats
30 " Arnhcials and wrealhs.
2Opicces Kentucky Jeans
- T." Coltonade, drill &c,
a beautiful assortment OF Ladies' Gai,er. and
ht Caters. slips, boo;ecs, &c.
Carpets,
800 Brrage and Victoria Shawls silks. dress hkf
& cravats, blk ltolancmyats, superior oualtv
100 cold and brown table covers
80 doZ Linen cambria hkt,
100 Silk and Cotton Pamsols
100 sunshadcs
Is Bonnet silks besides a host ofother goods nj nj
which will be sold cheap for cash,
by ap!7 JONI locHwoop.
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PATTS, PADDING, etc 10 bales best cotton
ID batting, DO black and white wadimg,
do assorted yarns tog sale hy RyhN& S,yGrR
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J. o. Nattinssr.
They Have Come !

T g. NATTINGER is happy to inform his
y friends and buyers nj Ottawa that his purchase
Of Spring and summer Goods
has arrived. The assortment will be found ms rsu-
nj. almost complete. No pains shall be spared 10
please ms customers, and no one will be allowed To
underse HIM. Call and examine the stock. and
Judge each one for himself
Ottnwn. Ami q. 1870
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-18
Indies shoes.

~ 20 Gases mems heavy Boots, do boys and
youths do, 10 do mems KIP Boots, > do water proof
io,toT als very low by 'o27 Ram and Sanger.