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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-24

Succession Of 9Th District Court,
Christian II. Menslage. : Parish Of BerriHe.
WHEREAS, Francis V. Gallaugher has pc
w titioned the aforesaid court for letters of
administration upon the estate of Christian II.
Mcnslage; decd, notice is hereby given to all
persons whom it may concern to show cause
in ten days from the date hereof, why the pray
er of the said petitioner should not be granted
according TO law.
BY order Of the Court, Oct. %, 1910.
oc24 ADONIS PETIT, Clerk.
Succession de Cour de 6me District,
Christian H. .NcnSlage.} Paroisse PIberriNe.
TTENDU que Francis V. GallaugIer q
n prtsente sd petition a |. susdite cour de-
mandant administration de la succession de
ttu Christian II. Mcnslage, avis est par Ic pre-
sent dome atous ccuX que celia concerne d'avoir
a deduire sous dix jours de cette date les raj
son pour ~lesquelles la demande du dit petition
airo he lul seTuit pas accordte selon la loi.
Par ordre de Ia conr &c % Oct. lS49.
oc24 ADONlS PETIT, Gretfier.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-24

Succession Of 9Th District Court,
Jean Landry. Parish Of BerriHe.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Elina Conrad, wife of
w Paul A: Foujol, has petitioned the above
court for letters of administration on the estate
of Jean Landry, her first husband, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ to show cause within ten days from the
date hereof, why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted according to law.
By order of court, Oct. %, I849.
ocs4 ADONIS PETIT, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-24
State Of LouiSiana-PariSh Of IberriUe
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of Il decree of the honorable 9th
- District Court for the State of Louisiana:
in and for the parish Of lbervile, to me direct
ed, bearing date the 18th Of October, 1919, |
will offer at public sale to the highest and last
bidder. on
Saturday,, 18th day of November,
1919, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following dcscrib-
ed property, belonging to the
Succession of Marine Cioatre,
decd, widow Of Jean Dupuy, viz:
Slaves.
/. Marguerite, a negro woman, aged thirty-six
years, and Sophia her daughter, mulatto girl,
aged eight Years. q
2. PameJia, mulatto girl, aged thirteen years.
3. CItmence, negro woman, aged twenty-five
years, and her child Fanny, a mulatto girl,
aged five years.
i. .Narianne, negro woman. aged about seventy
years.
5. BaptiSte, a negro man, superanuated, and
with a sore leg.
An..A lot IF moyaablnS consisting of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-24
yCW ADvERTIsEMENTs
c7-o - Iou;siaua-Parish Of Iderpile.
Succession Sale.

Wv virtue of a decree or order OF the hon
eth District Court of the State OF LoulsI-
= IN and for the parish of lbervllle, beafliE
d'te October 22d, lS49, to me directed l. W.
offer at public sale to the highest ana 'aS' 0'o-
der on
saturday. the oath of november,
$40 Of ! o'clock A. NJ. the following descrlb-
ed property, belonging to the
Succession Of CoyueFa Hnylnu Randolph
,ooaaoa ond 70 the community which existed
between said deceased ara ier surviving nus-
hand Charles 4. Thornton, to wit:
al, 'TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTA-
T1nV 1ving and situated in the said parish Of
lLar,iIIe. on the right bank of the river Missis-
sippi. measuring two and Il half arpents front
or said river, by forty arpents in depth, with
the opening thereunto belonging, giving sad
tract Of land a superfces OF l25 arpents more
or less, bounded above by land belonging to
Joseph Achillc Htbert, and below by land OF
Edward Daigre. together with AL the buildings
and improvements thereon, being and ]thereunso
belonging, and Witl all Inc privileges ana SER
vitudes thereto attached.
The above plantation is situated one nile be-
low BAYOU Gou!a: 80 arpents Of the tract are
III wood, and the balance III the lllgileSt s'ale Oh
cultivation, and thoroughly ditched; with l6
arpents of plant cane. The improvements are
ali new, extensive and neat; the dwelling house
81 by 80 feet, and every necessary out build
ing complete; yard and garden neatly laid out,
with numerous fruit trees, and shrubbcry, &c,
Of different varieties.
2. A lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
3. Stock of Horses and Mules.
t.. A lot of thorough bred Mich Cows.
5. A small flock of pure blooded Sheep.
6. A lot of Carts, Wagons, Farming Uten-
silS S-c 2c
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TerInes de Vente.

L'habitation payable I'm tiers en- Mars 1850,
IN tiers en- Mars 1851, ct I'm tiers en- Mars 1852.
LIE mobilier payable en- MARS 1850. Les acque-
reurs fourniront leurs billets endosses a la sat
isfaction du tuteuc des mineurs, p~ayables all
bureau du Recorder de la dite paroisse, ct en-
cas- de non Placement a tch6ance, les dts billets
porteront ~interets a raison de huit pour cent
pour an a dater de leur Gchtance .~jusqu'a par
fait Placement. Hypothcque speciale sera reten-
ne sur la terre pour surete du prix d'adjudica-
ton.
La vente aura lien sur lhabitation.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse dlberville, ce % Oct. lS49.-o24
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Sa.sscdi, Ie 2l EOveInbre, Is29,

sa.scsgi, Ie 2l EOvennbre, Is29,
i 10 heures A. NJ, les propritt4s c;-aprts de-
critics appartenant i la
Succession de teue Corne'ia Virginia Randolph,
tpouse de Charles A. Thornton, ct a Ii commu-
nautc qui e~xi>tait entire ellie ct son dit tpoux,
sayOIr-
/. Une bahitation situie dams Ia dite paroissc,
sur Ia rive deoite du Mississippi. mtsurant deux
arpents ct demie de face au dit t1euve sur une
profondeur dc quarante arpcnts avec rouverture
V appartcnant, dormant une superticio de cent
vim 5t-:inl arpents plus on moins, borne en-
haut pa terre de Joseph Achille Htbert, ct en-
has par terrc de Edouard Daigre, ensemble les
batisses ct deliberations
La dite habitation est a I'm mile en- has du
Bayou Goula. Trente arpents de la dite terre
sont boists ct la balance ell culture, CT bien
ego ltee.
La maison a 81 pieds sur SO, cuisine: ecurie ct
tontes les autres authorizations n6cessaries, un
beau jardin.
,. Tn lot de meubles, batterie de cuisine,
3. Chevaux ct mulets.
4. Tn lot de Vaches-a-lait dc coix.
5. I'm troupean de moutons.
6. I'm lot de charettes, wagons, outils, arro-
torres, etc. etc,
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Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu dun dlcret GU ordre de Dhon. oour
IL du Gene District de lEtat de la Louisi-
anc. Ell ct pour In paroisse dlberville, en- date
du y October, 1849, JeXposerai en- vente pub
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-24
Runaway iss .gssi..

JOHNSTON.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-24

intlnls' NiSouja hoo'ee=. Saxnny boots;
Mciiregor, Mcintosh, and McI.or plaid socks, for
children;
Kid, WOODEN, silk. net and lace gloves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23

The following, from II correspondent Of the
Newark Advertiser in letter from Brlmheld,
e., is not badhit upon a small organ ma country
church:
A lady from New York was up here, having
been spending the summer IN the country. As
this was to be the last Sabbath Of her visit She
took her son, n child of four years old, to church
with her for the first time. AS soon rs the organ
commenced It's strains, the little fellow started up
wi delight he looked back to the gallery; he
stretched his neck, he got on the cushions, and rails.
al himself to his very tallest his mother rcmon.
str,,cd with him, and told him to sit down. He
rriucl, and, continued gazing aoft with straining
cyc''
''Sit down" said his mother
81 won't" he cried, so as TO be heard all around.
81 want To see the monkey"
There IS quite party in church opposed to the
organ, and they tell this story with great gusto.
1t isn't bad, is ii!
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INSURANCE.
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn,


Incorporated in 1925 innn1i Premiums Cgp,,Gi
Stock, and Surplus Fund, 81 900 900.
pills old and responsible company continues 10 is
sue policies on the most favorable terms on dwell
ling houses, household furniture, stores stocks OF
goods warehouses and contents mills and manufnc-
tories, etc. etc, against loss or damage Ly FIRE (;
also, on goods, wares, and merchandise against the
hazards oi INLAND TRANSPORTATION, and
upon the cargocs OF Sen Vessels
The Protection Insurance Company having, IN the
last years. paid many mitii0HsG f dollars 1T their
several agencies throughout the niicd States and
the British Provinces, have established JUS, rcpua-
ton for solvcncy and fair deninls which challenges
comparIsor with sny insurance company on the
Continent OF America. The annexed extract from
an article on the subject Of lnurGnce Companies.
taken from the New York Day Book" exhibits
briefly tive standing and policy of the Company.
he Noneyed men" oi the ancient and always
prosperous city Of Hartford, have for hall a century
been famous Throughout, the Union for the care dis.
crciion, rgli honesty aud unvaryug success, with
which they have formed and managed corporations
Of this description No Hartford Baak or Insuy-
hnce Company has crer tdiied. These Companies
have for more than whole generation scattered
their ri,ks IN nearly every State at the Union, and
have never failed tn pay the nnumcmbic loses which
they have insured against"
AlloSses arising upon policies issued bv the under
signed, will be promptly adjusted and paid at the
General Agency office located at Cincinnati. O -
\ large portion OF the funds OF the Campany, Qu-
GLIDING al, premiums received Mt the Western agcn-
cics), IL deposited with the General Agent of the
Company at Cincinnati, for the payment Of Western
and SouIhrrn losses.
Applyio & Burr, Agen, for the town of Ottawa
and for Lnsallc county
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23

MARRlED--On the 2ad inst by tbs Rev Wcs-
ley Batchcller Mr.. GlLBEET DoAIsY to Miss MARY
ELLEN PooL.
On the sane day, by the same, Mr. MATTHEW
Pool TO Miss EMMA Asy DoMISY, all Of jefferson
precinct, in this county
So the girls have been swoppng names, and the
boys shopping of their relations Well We hope
they have all made fortunes by the swop but is the
private opinion Of our devil, and he's some TIM, il
the gal that made the cake which accompanied the
above notice is hnf as swee, and nice as the cake
toresad, the iellcr that go, her is decidedly ahead
in this trade
MARRIED-h Ottawa, on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. J. Highly, Mr. CHARLES p. HlyMAs. Of
Norway, to Miss Frances NJ ALDEN, of Farm
Ridge.
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A HoRsr M,aiNE.-On Wednesday Inst writes
Vermont corresponding horse performed tn
very extraordinary feat of swimming from the
West shore of Alburgh across Lake Champlain, To
Rouse's Point on the New York side, being dis.
lance Of about four miles. What could have in
duced the animal {" set out on this voyage it is
impossible to conjecture. He appeared somewhat
exhausted when he came to land which he had n
good deal of difficulty in reaching on account Of n
raft OF lumber Of great length which lay near the
shore, and which after attempting in vain to get
over, he swan around He was followed in n boat
by his owner, who had seen part of the horse S
aquatic performance and rode him half IN hour
aitsrward fu enough to ascertain that the animal,
though much fagucd WAS uninured-Bod Post
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Great Arabian Remedy For the Cure Of Man and Beast
w. 3. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN 11N1MgNw

auwio
enc OF chemist
the z OF uEer
of nj
nlpal nirtn
as rm
IN tn knowleag
rncc anio hcpa
skirt the nhnbi the country
o In
IN ckano spa-yc
Eypr odds
bma4
andan hlerl
their in
themselves itlrrn horses lodi
srcclmro
be rle
fr
fmcmeo omnchvau
criL b. ttp
uculh emanyd
ofp0hc nw
o Accord
did tacco-
fw
10 healing
CincI woIh taken
dollars f the would do for weanIwn
n rTgan lsnl uwth
fork lin ack.whn
g
gcanim swad
lamno wenmakn.r nlsev yandhay
mf
With equal tot
FeUnCo March
Frr'sA
h. e. SvITu
Dr. r
ca Iaaie -GrrnysN Arr,s
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BristoTs Nerve aud Bone IiuIm,ut.

The bss article in the world, Sloan's medalnc no,
excepted for cuts, kicks, gall spavin4 cramps, old
-ores, bites OF insects. oil kinds OF socncss and swell
ing OF joints. buns. salt rheum, rhcumot,an, rang
worm, scrofula in its worst sgge~, weakness and pam
in the back, loss of power in the limbs, niammntors,
sweeney, fistula scratches, pole evil, payin spbnt
usbs, ring bone, sand cracksore lips. chapped hands.
flesh wounds OF all kinds, etc etc
In consequence OF the astonishing segu,ation the
above medicine is gaining in seclioas of the country
where it has been introduced, the proprielors are
making renewed etIorpto extend its circulation 1t
Is already sold in all the cities and villages OF Wis.
chnsln and Illinois, and will. in a few weeks be tho
roughly distributed through Iowa. As an external
medicine FOR man and beast i, is not equallnd, and
for any OF the diseases mentioned as well as many
Others Of similar naturs i, has seldom been known
TO fail Of effec,ng speedy and permanent cure Ma
nufacured exclusively a, Bclvcdcrc, Boon Co, ILL.,,
by HAMILTON & Co. 1872
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23

In Bucks county, Pa John Meredith parted a
large hawk and cock turkey engaged in a fight
having no gun h. did not kill the hawk, which flew
into tree; two hours afterwards while about his
farmwork the same hawk boldly attacked Mr.,
Meredith, who defended himself with n club and
conquered the cri,tcr and nailed his wings To n
gate. Guess the hawk means to set up for the
brd-o freedom
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Beware Of COuntcrCei,s.

The genuine article is manufactured only by u. G..
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, aud wholesale
druggist, No. Il, Main ST. Peorin, Ill, to whom MI
application for agencies or purchase mus, must be
addressed BE sure YOU get 1t with the letters IT. G.,
before TarcIrs, lhus--il G. FARRELLS--and
my signature on the wroppcr--all others are CO, -.
terIc,-. Beware, particularly OF n spurious prepn
ration called 81 ~ Il. Fdrreifs Ara5ien haiment,'
base counterfeit which has inst made its nppeai
ancr, The genuine il for sale by
WHITE & llUVruU aud G l. THOMSON, 0tiawd.
Sc SMTu, Peru G. A LINDSAY, LdsaAs.
j II BHowS and a w BowrS, Joliet
JENKINS MERRILL, Locipor
4 6 II ALEXANDER, ligb0iig
Dawn MERIT, Somonruk
G. VoorL and G D RtcitARpsoS, Bris,o'.
K D MfLLrH, Osg land regularly authorized
agents n over the ,Mted States,
Call and &c, Falrer Book free ofchargc'
son, 81 -tdrc1l
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New and Extensive Clothing
Establishment.
CiOthicr'S Complaint.
IInrsrrrt 1icct,n

A r,..,t 1Irc,,ur
M d,.r a. A,or ,,l...t.,l,,I
~ 1, a,,, o' r i'.mI' W. lt,ul' we up
e., L Y 's .. W., ~. o;I L,7noliTu co''FS'
~ ~ -, rIogA Is c'''P andre
~, ,''o ''e' w VS. ''''
llhat crowds OF customers 60 there,
Liner i1vors to renew,
lher store Is rcndy Like tair,
Oh dear what shall we do
Yc, we wonder not ut such summon,
But we are gricvcd TO see the run.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23

We are not in the habit Of pufTing medicines, un-
less there is merit attached to tlicm but We must
say that this notorious Arabian linimcnt prepared
by W. b FARRELL. 10 certainly the greatest bless
ing OF this age. |, is not n, all surprising that
the whole medical faculty look at this article with as
constituent and jealousy, as it controls disenses
which to them were considered incurablc Lobcn
and calomel, quninc and capsicum have to yield to
the magica' powers of this wonderful remedy OF
tawa is full OF countcricts-look out, III
See his advertisement in our paper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23
Arabian Eiy2igalc mt.

hSHE miraculous cures performed by the Ara
ban Physicians IN the days oi old, were then
N looked upon rs the result Of magic bur since
we have become Intimate with their history we can
thus account Tor their surprising power disease
htira ttani'rlI.s in the knowledge onicdcinc were
the wonder OF the nge, while Mt the same time the
science c. Chemistry, which with them had ia ori-
GIN was to the rest Of the world sealed book"
and in Botany they were the most Jealous Of stud
exits. In the beautiful groves which skirt the de-
Scrts 81 Arabia, abound rare plants and odorUus
woods whence are obtained hose aromatic guins
and lrngHnt hasnms (which this incompatible H.
nmcn, Is composed, and ly Whose stimulating, unc-
tous penetrating and anodyrr properties it i, when
applied, iEslanancon>ly dliiuscd through The whole
nervous system. alaywg the most intense pain in the
Incredibly short time OF ten or fifteen Minutes Ia
action is prompt, powerful. and ctcc,na. without
the least danger. II panctrns he flesh e. the bone.
reaEes contracted cords restores 10 limbs which
have been pnsicd for years causing tie -lrivc,Iea
flesh tu grow out and rich blood tocncuiatr throurh
tl,e veins. II restores the Syuoval Fluid or Jont
Water, and this l. the rea sou why 1t has been
universally successful IN curing all diseases ct tie
JOINTS In chronic affection at the spine, H.
vcr lungs, and kidney, IDS great Arnbinn
wcay sl'1iS unparalleled; for arur cake, or Ell
arrmcui of the spPen, Ills specific and for rheu.
mallsnl is has performed some OF the most eXiynor
Iinary cares on record niso for cranips, sweihugs
plins, wounds ChIlhams, burns. white swrllur.. u,-
mOTs, Sc &c. Ii Is equally eiiicacious ~ disca-e,
Ut animals such as ii,tula, poll evil, sweeney, .'iir
complaint, distemper iarcy sprri, bruises wounds,
mango, Epavins, wind gals. spIn'; and for nearly
all Diseases, Cithcrn man beast which require
external application this IMMINENT ssIlsa, tie head
OF all incidents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23

'ELASSr-i00 boxcs;all sizes so kegs nails, an
~ general assortment OF Hardware.
nov ID l.. =. SANGER e. Co.
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Coal Cooking Stove.

NJE would cal the attention Of our customers to
w tushmaH & Co.'S An-Geht Cooling Store,
manufactured in Ottawa. This ia the most perfect
stove for burning either coal orwood lint has has yet
been offered TO The public. Ii constructed that
when either OF the plates burns out itcan be replaced
at a tritling expense.
We keep a supply of these stoves on hand. md will
warrant them to work well and give satisfaction in
all cases where properly put up.
We also keep for sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves, as well asa sizes plain and fancy coal stoves
made IN Ottawa which we sell at the Foundry pri-
ces. sep u IlHN MANLEY & GO.
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80 . % $500
HI ll,ly SPOKEN OF.

Grand Depot, 30, Lake st Chicago. anl so,i IN
any every town III the western states
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23

SIAWLS.-l have bu, few lei, Of the new style
nov 70. JIG NATrINGFR
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CHICAGO, Nov 81
The markc, is destitute Of activity this morning go
The only sales since Yesterdays report have been IN
small lots, and mostly from teams Prices OF wheat
corn and oats, renialn nomlnny the sane There J.,
but one cargo Of river wheat on the market tins
morning and up To the time of going to pres We had
not heard Of any offer having been made fort 1t
wlllprobably be taken by the Mills
Hogs nrc arriving more freely, and are taken rcad.
Iy ut $2a27 5-Tribnae
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New Goods 4!

I dies will find every hing wanted in the
~ shoe lire from fine kid sipTar TO a heavy
bootee., Also childrcns shoes Of every STYLE and
quality, by calling ut CUSUNkN's
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pROADCLOTIIS Of all colors and qualities. fam
u cy and plain cnssimcrcs, heavy Sleeps grcy, sat
tnctrs tweeds, ienns, hard times, also carton and
woollen Flannels, linscys, &c, inst received ut
nov2 CUSHMAN's
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WASHBTRN'S host cnst steel and steel edged
w Shovr's AMI Srades the hest article in mar.
ke', Grain scoops Of MI kinds also arro stock Of
shrlfhardw're, just received at CUSHMAN's
nov Q 1870
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leaving
vtuadf
ahOnln
o he
ana tlnuy Merchants throughout
II
ne vi ~ at.ntun
& chLnrnn,
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IvOtISClO Rent.


situated in the East side Of Fog
River. Possession given Immediately En-.
luirc M CUSHMAS's SrORr
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Ladies',
HARD WARE,

Y uI can keep your hands nice md warm with
j Muts, Ind Leather and WOODEN Gloves
nov2J JC n ,rTrNcrn
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~ ME copartncrshp heretofore evsting unlcr
the firm of Dotc \ Smith is this day di4solv.
ed bymutual consent The unsettled affairs
OF the concern will be settled by Mr. l. D Smith.
JOSEPH w. DOW,
Ottawa, Oct 10, 40 LAWRENCE D. SMITH
.. All persons indebted to the late firm of Dow and
smith, 10y note or account, will please call and settle
the came with the subscriber lreriOns to the first day
Of December next. /. d. SMITH
Ottawa Oct 49, 1919
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CONSTANTLY
RECEIVING MORE CLOTHING
nav V0l0 9A0TAQN9 9T0la,

ento
complete outfit stock and
nad
obor
Nm pa g
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('IOIllS.

SUGAR, Coffee. Tens, Spices Of MI kinds, po'rs
- candles, Tobacco Mockcrcl, whit Fish. Cnlf,l
md hiring, INST received CUSIiNAN.
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Straycd or StOIcu

NROM thesubscrhcr residing III Ottawa Cen.
tire, In Sale county, Illinois, on the 9Th inst,
u light sorysi Mare. with white name and
tail, white face, . or 10 years old. Anyperson re-
turning said mare to the subscriber, or giving ntor.
nation where she can be found will Ice literally re-
warled PATRICK CAREY
Ottawa. Nov ,ig l6--3
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IL iSN Positive Fact,

And has become a common saying that " Sioga $
Ointment and Condition Porders" are rapidly su.
preceding all other remedies r all diseases of hors,
IS and cattle The beauty o6Ne4medlcines consist
IN their Purity and Safety, TO wit they may be- used
ever so freely without any danger OF taking cold or
any other INJURY resulting from their frequent use and
never fails 10 cure il the directions are followed
Reader! aword to you II you wish 70 have q
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