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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23


L. D. Smith
no. opening and has in store a general
i assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries IL Hardware,
Such as
Cloths, CdSsmeres, S0tincH, Ttreels,
hentucky Jeans, Jesfings, SC.
choice selection OF prints, ginghpns de ans. dress
INKS, bIrachcd and brown muslin, to >! wide ;
heachrd and brown drilling TO |! wide check
WCkory stripes, colured cambrick red, white and
yellow flannel, Canton do Irish linen, crash, linen
diaper, hosiery, gloves, handkerchief, scars, Swiss
mnNlill cambria do, lace edgng, and insertion. rib
hoi7, and variety OF notions. a small stock, which
vi" be sold very cheap, Of
Ready Made sInihing,
Goats, Vests Pants, Fine Shirts, Hickory do, Cotton
and Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers
The Best Quality
Oi Teas, Coffee, y, o loaf and crushed SUGAR M.
asseS, cmer vinegar, rice, saeIatus candles, soap,
nnls, glass, together with all the tie culinary ar
uc!es--flour and Indian Meal KEEP, constantly, aud
warranted in all cases.
A First Rate Stock Of
Mems thick, kip and cali Boots, mems md boys
lrngans Indies CATERS, kid walking shoes and
hu-kns, leather lnce boots and low quartcred shoes
misses ana chldren's Boots and Shoes. And
Good Assortment, If
hnves and forks, scissors, hand saws hammers au-
gers door hanglngS, trowes, gain scoops shoycls
ana spades, trace chains, &c.
Packages will be sent Throughout, town free Of
charges. The highest Markc, price will be paid for
all kinds of produce
The subscribers pledge themselvesto sell
goods as lo'c as can be afforded in torn.
Ottawa Nav IL 1910
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OG and Trace chains, patent hinges and fnstcu-
- lnGs tor gates, steel-yards spades shoyclS and
scoops nov'23 JG NArTINGER q,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23

A IL contracts for selling goods on credit here
"a toiore made with the subscriber. will close on
L u the lst of January, 1850
All accounts mast be settled BY payment or note
Nov ., 1919 w II w CUSHMAN
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School.

n HAMPTON bcgs leave to inform the public
l. that he will opena school in Mr.. Hollands ce
Inent building, on Monday, Nov 10Th inst.
TERMs--From $3.50 10 $3.50, for common Eng.
lish branches. Higher. from 81 to $3.50
The appor,ionment Of the school fund will he de-
Quoted from the bills ofa entitled to receive II, under
the supervision of the school directors according to
bargain wiihihem. Nov 5.-5w
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Money Saved {!

4 Ii persons indebted to the late firm Of r van
~ n Sanger must settle the same immediately
4 u orpay costs, l.. 7. SANGER
Ottawa, nov l6 1879 =
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Eahly SPOKEN OF.
Lftrdct from Hr lV0uieSha Democrat! Ma
May, 9, 1919.
'SLohHs MEDfCiNLs,"-A subscriber writing Gnu
the town ct New Berlin, requests u9to say thpt he
mas used w Sloan'S lior.e Ointment III sevcrnin-
stances during Tie past winter, and always with the
ur.Fcd elect, md wishes IN TO recommend II TO
those who have the use and care 81 horscs Mr.
9ohns medicines are highly spoken Of generally,
ana from the favorable acquaintance we hive with
mat Gentleman, we are led to believe ,ha, they IRE
prepared with aview TO give n real benefit to what
ever purpose they are recommended.
Good Beginning.
=, Iowa CITY, June 5th. 1919
Mt W. 3 Sloan-Sr-Ah9lu two weeks sinc,.
we purchased of vour travelling agent one doz Of
Your lorse Ointment, one doz. oiihe Horse Condi-
t,0h Powders, and ono doz, ofthe family Ointment
ne FAMILY Ointment is nearly SOLD and the Horse
medicines all gone ltyou can send us iminedi-
atcIy, another supply Of these medicines when we
receive them we will send you the money, or pay it
70 your trayeIImg agent when ho comes round a.
gam. y ours truly, HARLEM s. Snow.
Terribly sca!dcd.
Fellow citizens OF Chicago, the deep and distress.
mo wounds | lately received in being Terrible
ScaidSd' by the bursting Of a disfiIIcFy boiler were
neaed IN The short space of fourteen days by the
,ee opp-ssa,9n, ct S'oGns cetetrdted Ointment.
Also my enid, that had been sorey afflicted forscv.
erai months with Marasmus, on whom | hive ex-
pended large sum oi money for medical advice and
medicines, was restored 10 health in lees than three
weeks ny the use OF Soan's Ointment.
For injuries on horses am confident Sloan's ONT
nrnt j. lar superior to any other remedies now used
In my opinion, cre,y family should constantly
keep on hanI this valuable Ointment
Chicago, january 4, 1919. MICHAEL DvIRsY
Burnt to Cinkers.
W r. SiOnn--Dear Sir; Justice demands ihGt
should return 10 you my unleigned thanks DOR your
unparalleled Ointment. Three weeks ago my
daughters clothes caught fire. md before the flames
could be distinguished they were all burned TO Gin
dcrs, the child was 50 badly burned hai death seem
ed invltabc in less than twenty-6ur hours Your
Ointment wcs. recommended md used with success
it GIVE perfect relief II i. needless TO add Iha,
the child Is row well and about her business The
medicine as all and more than il is recommended
to be. Every family md person should have it in
their possession
feet indebted to You for my cliIls lif and any.
'hng that can DO Tor YOU pr your medicine, am
ready and willing to perform.
Your humble servant Joan H. CRANE
! All medicncs advertised by w +. Sloan are sold
| by White limter, and G J.. Thompson, Ottuwa,
! ;, J Smith, Newark, S c. Smith, Peru, and VIM
h Dewey. ! ROY Grove sept ely
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ENOlSS ana StriiOvcry,

4 LARGE assortment Of B'anl; Books cap letter.
Az and bill paper, Ink, rcns, waters. stamps SAN
boxes, envelopes, cards, &c &C., lust received nj
nov2 CUSUNAEs
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4 Administrators sale.

NubuUl>Si1ttbNs SAFE.
MOI ICE IS hereby gwen that on Saturday the
~ 1lh day Of December, 1919, at the residence of
the late Charles Hayward will be sodat public auc-
ton, TO the highest and best bidder. the following
described property to wi.
Trio brood Names gycqTS old;
DHe dO 3VeGrs old;
One year old and hree year old colts;
IrO last springs colts:
Onecow and three two year old hciiitrs about 20
took hogs, one two horse wagon, aud two double
harnesses one saddle aud bride Il harvesting ma
chine, tnlec pows two drags one cuIryator, aud Il
variety oil smaller articles too numerous to mention
together ~lth large quantity Of corn in the crib a
part OF which Is now ON the trm occupied hy Peter
Brewer.
Sale to commence M 10 O'Clock An
Jcrms-All sums of five dollars or under cash ;
Tor MI sums over five dollars Fix months credit with
interest and approved security
JULIA Ann HAYWARD.
Ottawa. Nov II, lAl9-it idm'frlr
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The most Extraordinary Discovery in the
world is The great arabian remedy fOrMcn
and Beast.
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NJ Mitchell, Postmaster al Fiat, Fulton CO.. ILL.,.
says: "lIr H. q. Fnrsll-Y our Arabian lncment
is highly priced here. We cure one OF my neighbois'
plica,ions, aud cured one Of my own of the swec.
ncy Our sheriff. Joseph Dykes cured his horse of =
bad Cork whit he also tried it on colt that had
the Distcmpcr very bad, and cured 1t immediately.
He says il il decidedly the greatest horse medicine
he ever used. There have been numbers cured Of
sore eyes with H. find 1t ycry valuable medicine
both for man and beast
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Notice.
...as--a- 1-I p. '. N. Smith,

ForgdrdiHg and Commission Merchant, Otta,ra
Illinois
Warehouse OF the min line Of the canal between
the bridge and Fox River House, lately occupied by
Cushman & Smith royo Ia
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EHoOBiNC--Consianlly ON hamd i.o,h inch
L. and inch and quarter, al the Pllnhg MA
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United States Hotel,

BIZ LArsliAw & FowLLR-Pcru, Illinois.
II summer by Mr.. Hnigan) is the largest buildmp
used as hotel in northern Illinois, and the lessee.
have cndeavorcd n, an enormous expense, 80 to fur.
nish ii TO make the interior correspond in some de.
rrce with the mngniiicence of the exterior, Tn,
rooms are large and admirably arranged Tor convent
.nce and comfort; Travellers and their luggage tn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23
Licer Cjmp'Jint, Erysipeios, and Eieunat.Sm
Eurci

Cured
Haywica, Marion co, Ky, Mayer, 1919
ir. II. C.. Farrell Dear sir: Your linimcnt is
selling very well and doing vast deal OF good
among the people II has cured bad case of Fry
sipeiaS, anl another OF bad pdin in The breast. A
lady who was coniihed TO her bed Tor several month,
with Lirer complliat and G6eciioa Of Tic heart,
was entirely cured by the use OF your Arabian lu.
mcnt. She said the doctors could DO her no good
II has been applied TO fresh cut and cured ii in u
shor, time. have been afflicted with rheumatism
for long time and Just before a vet spell it panied
night commenced hathmg and rubbing with your
Iment, and before was done rubbing, the pain cea.
scd JOHN BUCHANAN.
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00N HEAVY winter coats at 50 niece
-uo 200 pairs OF pants at - per palr,
goo every day vests at 81 50 per piece,
300 buffalo robes, 100 Trunks,
1000 Beaver, cassinct, broadcoh CASHMERE, tuiied
cloth, gcntlemcns business and over coats
wv dozen under shirtS OF oil kinds sept ~
lUO blanket over coats at kouN & N,NDilp,ru's
an ONO GRTNDSTON INES hest onali,yat Chi.
Wv cago prices, for snlcby Haikcy u fEcki,ng,
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"HEAT, corr, oats, barley, pork hides, tallow,
w bec'wny. feathers, fnrs, and almost every.
thing else the farmer raises for cash and goods
oct2O l.. L. SANGER & CO.
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Caps

MEMS cloth, senl, sealcttc, far and plush caps,
low. nv nav lf ! & NsrFNGER
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Dress (.OOsls

FRENCH mernoes, Coburg4, Apaccas, calicoes
nous de lanes, Persian cloth and Gnghams
bonnet and lining silks and sntins, black and color
ed drcss silks and bonnet yelvets.
nov l6 JG NATTISGrr
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l,o'e Leathcr...2 ,5O0lbs good sole leather. low
= 10y oct3 WIN HASKELL
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. Boxes Extra Fine Chewing Tobacco. St. Louis
> make for sale OH consignment
oct " JoHvsTov & Cu,rnuArn.
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kOO BROWN and black sack coats, u, astonishing.
cUV ly low prices;
GOO Blue drab, Canada mixed body coats at reduced
prices and
0Ohenyy tweed Sleeps grey coats, at reasonable pri
ces; For by konS & MANpLLBAuM
= ono BROWN and black clouks md over coats 1;
.V5 100 cassncr business coats
600 vests Of all kinds qualities and styles. at very
low prices. For sale BY konS & MANpLkpAuN.
ON pair striped cassimcr pants,
AVA $40 pars black, blue, cadet mixed, and Sleeps
grey pants, lined or unlnel for sale as,onishingly
low,by konS 4 MANpttnArM
I09 TRUNKS, aud carpc, bags, and
NV 10 cases boots, for sale very low by
nov % koBs & MASptInArn,
tx DOZ. White shirts and drawers.
AVV l0r ,.ed flannel shirts and drawers
100 Buffalo Robes for sale very low, ~
ncY - Kola & MisplipAvA.
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Iron, Nails. and steel.
EancicS.

NEW style Ribbons, fancy colors, tabs, flower
" iringes, gimps, velvet trimmings, and yelyetan
silk belt ribbons Ladies | can suit all
nov % J G NATTIyGrR
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Dry Inch Lumber.


A GENERAL variety, such as bleachcd and
~. brown sheeting. shirtng, ticking, wickng,
wndding, batting, daper, towing, fuIled cloths, sat.
nett. gloves, hantkerchics, etc., for sale nj rcnsora-
bic prices ocl3 WIN HAskELL
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-13
Register's Notice.

A LII persons interested hereby notified
IA that the following Account have been al,
lowed and filed in the Registers Office of Cam :
brla county, Pa, and that the same will be
presented for confirmation TO the Orphans
Courtto be held al. Bbensburg. in and for said
county, on Monday the 7th day of January
Eext.
1he supplementary Account of r. l.. John
ston, ESQ, Administrator of the Estate of
Matthias Fous, deceased.
The Account of John Knepper, Administra- :
tor of-the Estate of Christian Kneuuer. de.
ceased
The Account of Margaret Conway, Admin
lstratrix of the Estate of Hugh Conway, de-
ceased
The Account of Jonas & Samuel Reigbard
Executors of Peter Reighard, deceased
The Account of Patrick Braniff, Guardian
of the minor child of John Walters, deceased
Dec. !, 1916,
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70 u 1UaalNSa
Daguerrean Artist from New York,

ED ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
ID u Ebensburg, that he has taken the New
Office 'Ia,ely erected by DIR Smith, where he
would be happy to execute work in the above
art in all its branches, in the best manner for
those who may favor him with their patron
age.
OF all the various presents usually presented
from friend TO FREUD, Christmas and New
Years, there which will be longer
remembered, or more highly treasured, than
the likeness of a dear friend. Who would not
give one or more dollars to have likeness of
some loved departed one?
Go then, and purchase one before il is too
late
n. b. Likcnesses taken in cloudy clear
weather.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-13
6TH OF JANUARY
ANNIVERSARY BALL!

a J meeting oftlIe .'Jr. American High.
"a landers," held on the lst December, 1919.
ii was unanimously resolved, That we cele-
brate the coming anniversary Of the battle of
New Orleans by having Ball at the house of
Mr Franklin Winkett, on the Summit, And
1t further
ResOired, That cordially invite the mill
tery and citizens of this and the adjoining
counties 10 participate with the occa-
sion.
Signed by the Company.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
e U R = II A!

-sl4'r~fs. BosToN, Dec. 10.
The: Europa arrived here at daylight
this morning, having touched at Halifax
on Friday evening.
~Fhe political news is unimportant.
Business has been generally active.
France.
On the 18th of November the High
Court of Versailles sentenced Ledru Rollln
and thirty-three others implicated in the
June insurrection, TO transportation for
life
The police are still engaged in seizing
papers and arresting editors for expressing
opinions considered detrimental to the in
terests of the government.
Twenty seats in the Assembly have
been made vacant by the convictions at
Versailles.
Louis Napoleon has published decree
cashiering Pierre Bonaparte, and thus de-
priving him of his military rank of Chef
de Battalion of the African Legion. The
offence charged is breach of discipline.
Pierre Bonaparte has published a long let
ter in which he declares that the Presi-
dents decree has no force in law, and he
looks upon his dismissal as null and void.
Guizot is in Paris, where he is much
lionized.
The only interesting item Of political
news is the refusal Of the Assembly TO
grant an increase of 20,O00f. to the Vice
Presidents salary.
Challenges are daily taken place among
the members and the Partisan editors.
Spain.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has
officially announced the recall of the Span
ish troops from Rome.
Garibaldi has arrived at Gibralter in the
Sandman vessel placed at his command
BY that Government. Sardinia also off
cred him 100000. which he declined ac-
cepting.
The President of the Council had given
grand dinner to the new American Min
lister.
Turkey.
Letters from Widden to the 4th ult.,
state that the Hungarian and Polish refu-
gees had been transported from Wldden
to ShuHdo. The Magyars, headed by
kossuth and Balogh, left on the Sd of No
vember. Demidoff, the alleged assassin
of Count Tomburg, is at Constantinople.
His mission is supposed TO be secretly to
some discord between the French and
English Ambassadors, to overthrow the
present cabinet of the Sultan.
Rumors of war between Russia and
the Porte are fast dying away at Constan-
tinople.
Nothing new had been rumored as to
the final decision of the Emperor of Rus
sia on the Turkish question.
Nothing further from any quarter worth
Telegraphing.
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Ebensburg Market.

Fiour--S5.50 5.62t per barrel,
Wheat-Sl l,12A per bushel.
Outs-37t Gus. very scarce.
Corn MeaI-621 cts per bushel.
Rye-623 cts. per bushel.
Buck,oheat-50 cts. per bushel.
Potatoes--50 a 624 cts.
Butter-Roll IA Is cts. Keg l23 Ia
Fresh Beef-3 q cts.
Fresh Pork-4 q cts.
SdA-2,50 per barrel.
Eggs-i0 cts. per dozen.
Hay--$l0 a II per ton.
Seed-Timo,hy, $500 per bushel.
Ciouer-S4,50 do.
Wool-23 25 cts. per lb.
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II Office.

~ o iICE is hereby given TO all persons i n
u teresied, that Letters of Administration
have been granted to the sundersigned by the
Register of Cambria county, on the estate of
Henry Hunt, late of Conemaugh township
Cambria county, deceased. Those indebted
to said estate required to make immediat e
payments. and those having claims, to present
them prop erly authenticated for settlement
ELIZABETH HUNT, Adm'r.
Dee I3 lS49.-l0-6t
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Stray Steer.

"AME TO the residence of the subsc riber IN
~ Clearfield township, Cambria county,
about the first of August last, light brindle
STEER, having mark Oh the right ear. and
one year old. The owner is requested to come
forwa rd, prove property, pay charges and take
him away, otherwise he will be disposed Of ac-
cording to law.
FRANCIS HOOVER.
Dec 49, Is49-l0-3t.
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MARRIAGE AT THE EMIGRANT OFFICE.
"A man from the country, we believe
Frenchman by birth, entered the Emigrant
Office in the Park, this forenoon, in search
of a girl to assist him in his business. He
said he had land, cows, and other affairs
connected with farming, and he wished
some one to assist him. He selected a
young woman who had just arrived and
come to the office to obtain pecuniary as
sistance. She hesitated to 60 with him,
but finally he said, 81 tell you what | will
do with you, will marry YOU" The
bargain was then quickly concluded. AL
derman James Kelly was then sent for,
but not arriving in season Justice Bleak
ley happened in, and fastened the connu-
bal knot. The half -an-hour before stran-
gers, but now apparently well pleased
man and wife, then left the Office together
for the new home to the lady, in the coun-
try. Verify time and chance doth hap
pen to all men, and to all women too, as
appears by the present case.-N. Z. paper.
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u Office.

~ Office Is he reby given that 1 purchases
~ from Andrew Rager Red Heiter. two
years o Id next spring. which have left in the
possession of the said Andrew Rager. All
persons are cautioned against purchasing or
with saidTIefer, she belongs to me.
JAMES MKEE.
Dec. 8, l849.-9-3t
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6 Cents Reward. i.

ND AN away from the subs criher on Sunday
H the 25th of November last, an indcnted
appIenti ce 10 the Boot and Shoemaking busi
ness, nam,d DENNIS GILLIN, aged about
nineteen years, FIVE feet eight inches high,
brown hair and stout made. The above re,
ward (but thanks charges) will be paid
for his delivery TO me. All persons are eau.
toned against trusting or harboring said boy,
under the penalty provided by law.
F. F.. GILLESPIE.
Summit, Dec. 6, is49.-9-3,.
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NOTICE.

wv l. ISL.
EGUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that by
-E- order of the Orphans Court Of the
County of Cambria will be exposed to sale by
public vendue or outcry, on Tuesday, the 9Th.
day Of January next, at one o'clock in the af
ternoon, of that day, certain messuage or
tract of land, situate in Cambria township
bounded by lands Of Richard Edwards, John
f. Jones, Richard Bennett and others. Con-
tanning One Hundred and Eighty nine acres
and allowa nee, !ate the estate of David Davis,
The Sale will be held at the Court House in
the Borough of Ebensburg. and terms made
known by Wm. Davis and Thomas NJ. Jones.
Administrators of said estate.
BY the Court,
VIM. KITTELL, Clerk.
Nov. %, 1S49.-S-td.
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VThe island of Juan Fernandez con-
tains sixteen inhabitants. Among them
are two Americans, one sailor, and the
other a shrewd, enterprising Yankee,
named Pierce, from Maine, who Is fast
accumulating fortune.
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TUST opened, very extensive lot of GiNG
81 HAMS, LAWNS, and PRINTS of eye
ry variety, a, the store of y
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Fresh Arrival
OF
FALL. & WINTER
e i 4 i 5!

J g VlIE subscriber has Just received at his
& Store in Loretto large supply NEW
of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Plaids, Lin
seys and Flannels of all kinds. Cali
Goes, Ginghams, French, German &
English Merinos, AIpaccas, De-
lanes, Tickings Checks, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Comforts,
Gloves, Hosiery Of all
kinds & qualities, Silks
for dresses, Silk & Sa-
tin Vestings, Bed,
Horse, & Saddle
Blankets,
Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Boots and
Shoes ofevery descrip-
ton, an elegant assort-
ment of Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, Drugs,
Medicines, Stationary, Tinware,
Fish. Leather, Salt & Nails, &C., &c.
He deems it unnecessary 10 enumerate al
the articles he has on hand, and would request
the public TO call and examine for themselves
where they will find every article usually KEEP,
in country store. and at prices low any
other establishment in the county, as his
goods were purchased for cash at the lowest
prices. Thankful for past favors he would
respectfully ask continuance Of public pat.
ronage.
Lumber, Grain, and all other kinds oi
Country produce taken in exchange foi
q oods.
P. SHELLS.
Lore,to, Nov 8, l649.-5-tf-
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JUST RECEITED.
A. No. ]. w. K. Cheese
Mould aud Dipp'd Candles.
ST ar do.
8 by 10, 10 by IL. 10 by IL and II by l6
Glass.
Cotton Yarns.
- Batting.
Corn Brooms, &c, &c, at
LITZINGER s. TODD'S
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R SALE-Sir Splendid Accordeons
Il which will be sold cheap by
J. IVORY e. co.
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Less Quantity, at Less Cost
MOST HORRID SCROFULA.

To realize The great poT of this medicine purifier
read, in Pamphlets the perfect effected M
B. HaskiR, of Rome, Oneida county, " Y He confne
his bed One YedTwas expected live taoclu-fol
hours LoRger-his neck eaten nearly of. from
hole eaten through The Hind ppeis nearly
eaten out-the of GesToysd-an Ulcer lrg
As mans hand had nearly eaten through his sde--an
there on him. in ALL
Twenty Large, Deep, DiScharging Ulcers
which We're ALL CURED, and he restored healh an6
strength to labor again, by the of ONLY TWELVE
BOTTLES This wonderful cure is certified 70 by
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.
And is the the undoubtedly substantial
ed, of of the hOJTf and hopeless oi
ScTofIId has cured world
atedcompletey establishing the great poer and certain
sticaey OF the medicine