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Consumption is disease which is carry.
'nr its victims to the tombS by thousands,
without being arreoted in its progress, by
the medicines in common use at the present
time. Bat IA brighter day is coming, and
has come-aS TO successfully arrest this dis
case. DR.. Rodgers Licrrwori and Tarnot
only gives immediate relief in Cough aud
Colds, but, from the testimony of men of
the highest standing, it is making some
very remarkable cures Of Consumption .-
improvements in the treatment Of diseases
are onward, and nothing can arrest il, snir
II IN the present age. Those who are aIIiic.
ted with iSeaSed Lures, would do well 10
raI on G.. l.. TuoNrsoN. Ottawa: !. G. .
SMITH, Peru; :. j, SMIrH. Newark the
Agents, and Druggists, who have It for
sale. and see the certificates Of Dr.. Wm.J.
Richards. Judge VIM. Burke, the Wife of
'ho Rev. George w Maley. and Of DIR. III.
ram Cox, late Professor in the Electic Med.
ical College Of Cincinnati.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

The postmaster general has removed Mrs.
Earl, poor widow, from the posioiIice at
Bloomington, and appoin,eda noisy, brawl.
ing wing in her place.
This is called ono Of Gen. Taylors kiss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

We would call attention TO an advertise.
ment in another column bearing the above
head, aud also, one headed "To Farmers"
x tannery we have needed here very much
aud we hope our friend Mr.. Haskell, will
receive large share of the public patron
age.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

Cholera in ST. Louis seems greatly on the
decline. According TO the publicanthc
has been decrease in the mortality reports.
during the week ending on Monday the 18th
inst, Of IL interments. The whole number
Of deaths for this week were IA, of which
10 were cholera.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

The appropriations made a, IN, recent
session OF Congress, according TO the official
statement published in the National iu,el.
ligenccr, are MS follows:
Civil, diplomatic and miscella.
neous, $6,3u COS n
Military, including fortified.
iions, Indian affairs. rcvo.
mlinary and oiherrensions, 7,oS7,l6l 96
Naval, including navla pen.
sion',. 0,6Oi ,8s2 81
ros' once Department, d,3as, 39f on
lnfnllillmcn, oi,hc treaty with
Mexico, 100000 90
Total, s5,d2o,Oil I6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

LiGnr- Profitable TO Graf BriiGin.-
In Great Britain the Government raises a
handsome revenue from the elements. IL
4 person wishes the light of heaven to pen-
citrate his apartment, or desires TO breathe
the air within doors, he must pay for both.
In n parliamentary report just published, il
appears that the amount oi tax collected on
windows during the year ending Aprl 9th,
was Sit9l ZOO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

The receipts on the Illinois aud Mich.
canal average this ION, nbou, 33l pr ct.
more per month than they did last year,
notwithstanding the dulucss Of the season,
aud the many breaks along the line.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

Since the above was written we have
been informed that Mr.. Green, young
man, employed as clerk in the collector.
Office on the canal, was taken with some.
thing which very much rcsemLlcd cho.ela
and, persons who have seen cholera case,
think it is case. Mr.. Green, however, i,
ont Of danger: aud viii be able 10 resume
his business in few days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

"ts'rikes me your countenanceis famil.
iar, MS ono OF our patrons said when our
collector called upon him for the twenty
third time.--Proridcnce Day Star.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

We were informed bya gentleman just
from LaSnlle that there have been Is ca.
sc' OF cholera there, mostly fatal during the
past week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

Miss. JULIA DEAy, the celebrated Amer
lean actress arrived in Chicago, on Friday
the Sth inst, aud commenced an engage.
mcnt at the Theatre on last Monday even
ing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

" on can sell at the Ottawa ranncry, west oftle
silccut or at my store. Beef Hdcs, Kip Skins
Calf SKINS Hor-c Hdr~ Sheep Skins with, or with
ont the wool on Hog Skins and all other Hides and
skins for which the hghes, prices will be paid in
cdsi mis- ITy H,sKrtr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

APPOINTMENT DR.. WM. S.WALLAcT
has been appo>nied by the president, United
States pension agent for this state. in place
Of CHAS. i. llUEST, resigned. In this
instance, the ''pewerS that de" have made
a good selection. The office could not
have been conferred on one more orihy
ST. Register.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

"Is your house a warm one ?" asked n
man in search Of a tenement to a landlord.
"It onght to be; the painter gave II two
coats recently was the the response.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

The Hon. stephen 4. Douglass arrived
here On Monday on his way 10 the southern
pari OF the state. lie leaves this evening III
the packet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

DlED-In Ottawa, on the 18th INST, ut
her fathers house, JENNA ANN, daughter
o. Jhon and Eliza Shuler aged 8 years and
g months.
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y. fe' NE Err.

PHYSICIANS SURGEON, may be found in his
office back OF the Telegraph office, in Ottawa. H.
where reference be seen as to skill and practice
inl5.if
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

Gov. Wells, state trustee for the III. and
Mich. canal arrived in town last evening
from Springfield and leaves this evening in
the packet for Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

RruUCTIDN OF TuE ARMY OFFICES
When the Mexican war broke ont, Con-
grcss created ono new Major General and
two Iriccadicr Generals. At the close Of
the war, 1t was provided that no vacancies
should he filled until the number should be
reduced to the same that II was before the
war.
Gen. Taylor was created the new Major
General. and Co!onelS Kearney and Twigs
the new Bnggadier Generals. Are ady is
the number reduced 10 its original one
Gen. Taylor election TO the Presidency
left Gen. Scott the only Major General
Aud the death Of Gems. kearney and
Gaines leave Wool and Twiggs the only
Brisadier Generals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15
OTTAWA TANNElsy

I now IN iu operation, where cash a, all time, il
/ paid for all kinds Of Hides and Skins, Plaster.
ng hair on hand md for sale at the tnnnery or nv
shoe aud leather store. mis- wv HASKELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

4 Gentleman q in Chicago fell asleep in
the street, and awokc some time after in the
the waieh.house, minus several hundred
dollars. Rather a dear nap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

LIFE N NEW ORruANs-i Sale boot o,'
he S,cdmp.-The people of the Crescent
City certainly thake things more coolIy than
even our cold northcrucr, could deem pos
sible under such a calamity. The editor Of
iae Pioyuue says:
"On Saturday we wcntto Carroilton, and
found that place generally free from water,
and SO for two miles this side. But in and
around Mr., Colhoun'S beautiful place, the
country is covered with water, which ey.
tends to the railroad track. presenting the
appearance Of vast lake. Among the
novelties which we observed, was a sail
boat coasiing along the swamp, before n
stiff breeze, at the rate of seven knots an
hour
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15
Estate of John r.. HlarLyoore dec'd.

Office Is hereby given TO all persons having
~ claims against the estate of Johu r. Black.
more deceased late Of Livingston county Ill., TO pre-
sent the same for Hdjusmento the probate court Of
sad county, IN Pontiac nta regular term thereof to
be hodrn on the first Monday in August next, when
md where said claimanrs me requested 10 attend for
the purpose Of having their claims adjusted according
to law. )nl3 l., p Sanger Adr,'str.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

TERrlGIE STORM Al RCCurSrrR.-On
Saturday evening 2nd inst. a volen, than
der storm visited Rochester, \. r. and
within three quarters Of an hour ,elereH d,rei-
iHys in different parts Of the city, were
struck by lightning, in some instances doing
serious injury.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

To take a little sulphur every morning is
sure preventative Of Cholera. This has
been demonstrated beyond all doubtby Drs
Bird and Herrick, Of Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

The Consttniionals,, in an article of
nearly two columns, metamoiphoses The 2d
assistant Postmaster General, Fi,z Henry
Warren, from what the world regards him
a full pocket bankrupt, into an homes, mani
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

y New PLACE 10 hide A BABY.-lu
searching for = bucket IN well in Ncllen-
~ CO.. a baby was discovered nicely wrap
ped up in clothes to which a wagon ham
mcr was tied rs a Siuker. IT. mother must
have been afraid Of the Doctors. The wei!
wasuSed for horses principally .-Chi. Dem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

I''IIT'I y T|TWIVI JVTDTV utIFUN'U'
NOTICE. will attend before the Probate Justice
~ nths Office in Pontiac, Livingston county, LIMOS
on the iir, Monday IN August next for the purpose
ofscitlng aud adjusting all demands against said es.
tate, when and where all persons having demand.
are requested topresen, them for settlements
JOSIAH S. HOLLAND. Admir-
Inlj MARY JANE CORBlN AdmS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

In the event OF n Democratic Congress
uex, winier-of which there is ,eIyvr pos
pect ut pressnt-as Gen. Taylor never VIC
lates his pledges and has pledged himself
not to exercise the vctot power, We shall
have him engaged five or six months IN
putting his name tolmpcriant Democratic
measures
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

VIE Subscribers have connected themselves
IN business and intend keeping their
- MEAT MhRkE
Supplied with the best the county affords. Markc,
open every day from o'clock N the morning ,ill
IL O'Clock MEtvrn K GRASr
ny II the old accounts will be settled by Samuel
IFfarcr hrIc 10 1910 If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

Tnr CoLLAMrR MoaBuS.--ThiS disease
seems TO be exceedingly fatal throu CHOU,
the Union. Every struck with it, feels
at once, that he is a case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15
Gt.APE VINE CRADI,E,-.
MAIsIXl.E.

al JUST reed on consignment and for snlc b
= II jnl5 j q. NlrrryerR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

LOST between tins Office aud the opQo-
site sids ofthe H. river, leather pocket
book with steel clasp, contain, some mou.
ey in Wisconsin bills, and an order on Mr..
RncC FOR a harvesting machine, with a re-
ceipt and n warrantee for the machine, u
note on D'ackmore for 90 dollars and other
valuable papers. \ liberal reward wilt be
paid 10 any person delivering There or a,
Walker and llckliuG's store, or giving any
information that will leadto its discovery.
The name J. d. Marks, owner of the
pocket book will be found on most IF the pa
pcrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15

Saltl-On Consignment.
EGADAY g. BROTHER, Agents for the Ku.
tssnslN nawta Salt Company, Va, have and will
*.ss constantly keep on hand a full supply OF
kanawha Salt, which will be dby the barrel chesp
for CASH only, a, The Brick Store, in Peru.
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DRs. DREsBACH, X UHN a PHYOR's
DYSPEPTlC CORDIAL.
DYSPEPSIA.


Mr. G. Hersfons-DRARS SIR Aaan act Of justice, and 10
lead others 10 the remedy have come 10 the deter
minaon OF offering you my voluntary tribute in sor Of
DIAL.o
For long lime have suffered from the effects Of Dys
pesa so much my digestive organs would not per-
form their functions almost every thing eat was immed,
lately elected from my stomach and the intense burning
in thai egion rendered my situation miserable IL
Z Was fortunately advised by friend oiry your medi
cine, and aler using two bottles, was completely relieved
from all the troubles which endured,
Accept sir, my waimss wishes Tor the success oi iha
valuable medicine and believe me, Sincerely youial
JAMES ID MASON,
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G, HeTsfonsDsAR STA: feel II 70 be my duty, BON 10
you and the public bear my testimony 10 the efficiency
Of DIR. Dresbach Kuhn 4 Pryors Dyspepiic Cordial ,
severely afflicted with the dyspepsia and my a.
gestive organs were completely deranged that could
retain nothing on my stomach. was wasted away TO
skeleton suffered the acute pains, and had sea
o almost desly sickness inasmuch that expected
In death an early release from my sniierings Fortunately
heard Of your Cordial and OF the wonderful cures II had
effected and induced 70 uy did 80 al first almost
without hope But after had taken few doses, began
10 feel better my appetite returned, my digestive euiiles
began functions, my spirits revived, and by
HE time had taken two bottles The tone OF my stomach
perfect health since them although period OF upwards Of
year has elapsed have had reiurn Of Tie disease.
Very truly, VIM REEFSNfDERS,
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WAaHINufUN
M O. Hersfons--Thia disease had or some years TO
an alarming degree Your Dyspepiic Cordial deserves
more than passing notice from me- MY case was o. the
mach and food was often severe the stomach oaIhg the
food, and time after time throwing il upreqnehty with
pain Add 10 this greatly depressed spirits, with debility,
Weakened restless nights, frequent starting with
pleasant dreams. To describe my situation is difficult
Physicians were consuei various medicines tred but
nothing met my until met with your oaio medicine,
named Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryor'e Dyspepuc Cor
dial Soon after using II my dsordered stomach became
soolhed continued the medicines perfect cure has been
offectcd-my health good and has been for
Than year any article Of diet without any
ncony enience In my case This valuable medicine is IN
eontestble My is well known TO the Rev James NJ
Hanson, having been associated with linn. in the same
room, Tor some years In the General Post Office
VIM S DARRELL
am fully ed that the above statement correct
JAS NJ HANSON
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PETER BROWN, Al Little st, Brooklyn
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARII.LA has been ex
pressy prepared in reference 10 Female Complaints N,
female should neglect TO take II CERTAIN preventive
tor any OF the numerous and horrible diseases Ines
subject II is valuable for those who are approachn,
womanhood is calculated TO by quicken
Ing The blood and nygoratng the system Indeed, this
lcne IL invaluable for all the delicate Diseases which
women subject
II braces The whole system permanently Tie ma
ural energies by removing The impurities OF the blood-hy
far stimulating The system 10 produce subsequent
relaxation, which is The OF most medicines taken 10,
cmale weakness and disease.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR ToWNsENDS sARsApARlLLA is a sovereigr
q remedy lor ncpient CONSUMPTION, and Tor Tho
general prosirIon OF the systematic matter whether th
result OF inherent cause causes produced by gulary
Illness accident
Nothing can be more surprising than liz nvigoratng
ests on the human frame Persons all weakness and las
stode before taking H. at become robust and hi oi
energy under lie influence II medately counferacs the
neiveeasneas OF The female frame which Is the great cause
OF nnhappiness
II win not be expected Of u.s. in co delicate ma
ure to exhibit ceIhcates OF cnies performed but
the afflicted thai hundreds oicase repor
ted TO az,
CoxsAcRIE, Sept. %, 1916.
On TowNsRHD-To NIL whom this may conce rr--1ls
TO certify that my wife uaed bottle Of your SARSA
PAkiIlA prev0us 10 critical event, under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled with
the dropfy swelling OF the feet affections and very
much debilaIed, with my persuasion, and the commen
dai,on Of those who had used IL SHE induced Try IL
with little ailh and suffice 1t TO say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect not only during the said
period but after the expiration oil week OF its USE the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way 10 astonishing
degree, and her health 10 better than II had been for
long time previous
u this will he Of any service to you, or any who
doubts The success Of the medicine, you entirely wei
come To IL. 1891
subscribe myself your obedient and Obliged serv
= ff3t. s. s JAMESON 7
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LIE DoYEN,s DIsINpEcrINaFLuIp.
Essns pouLis, ROGERS a COMPANY,
!Snlr jtoJTieioIS Of Ms eeifhiaied

MEssns, PouIIN, ROGERS a COMPANY,
Solr tpofrieielS Of Me eeiesyaied
lie DoyEE's DISINPECTIHG FLUID,
Beg leave ca attention In this important and invaluable
article, The greatest discovery Of The patented in
ilE above invaluable preparation which entities The in
venior to, aud mnd, when ully known gain Tor him
possesses the power of Immediately destroying the mot
offensive oior, from whatever cause arising,
Wafer Closets Cess Pools Cellars, 40 Nc, Of impure
gases. IN The fick chamber this Fluid viii he found in
valuable, az The nspfeous smell arising from sores on the
boly from the night STOOL are by It's use al once dis
PEELED and should The disorder terminate fatally The corpse
can III from any necessary be kept sssera weeks
by using the Fluid without becoming Ia the slightest degree
offensive,
vaniges from It's In the seeroge, for siniecng an
for bge water Indeed, numerous are ia virtues 10 do
II l''stice in advertisement would be iBposaihe. Ger
tIcaes, from the celebrated phyacians oi England
Frame aud OF this city, who have tested H. may be seen at
our office which viii fully convince The most heepresl Of
ifs wonderful qualities
b entirely Tree from any odor u liz own simple in lis
application and certain In ils checia
10 Oeneta Agents, Captains NJ rsaes,s and others For
sale large quantities. for ReeraRe of emgraut sips
" q s Fa dc y eyy can Be-
ed without causing that highly offensive stencil, and thus
rendering night soil valuable manure. ss
The undersigned, desire TO bring this article into public
use twill be furnished y quart bottles Of our own stamp
for local nses OF by The gallon.
Orders are respectfully solicited and viii be immediately
supplied. POuLfN ROGERS a co,
30 Merchants Exchange William street,
New York
w. H. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
NEw YORK, September 10, 1873.
Gentlemen Having used your Dsniectina Fluid on my
last voyage the Warrington across the Atlantic found
L an invaluable article for destroying the euyia oIn the
Water closet, &c.
s also valuable for the passengers In tht state
rooms particularly in Of sickness think the besi
disnfectng agent ever invented.
tSigned,1 JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs.. PouLiN, RoogRs q CO.
Jan 26--d6m
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u5-rIIE ONLY GENUINE-Gn
VISTA R,sB ALsAM OF WILD CHERR Y
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. wistar's
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
OF the sole Proprietor,
wv. NJ. 8 II Il A n .


On The outside Hrdpper surrounding each Bottle
nfIiS is believed be the only article, bearing the aDnve
j title, as eInanaling from the Doctor. Tile virtues
Wild Cherry. relieving affections of the Innga
ali important organ The Liver has long enjoyed the conf.
dence Of domestic pIachce -
CHygf Phiildeiphfa, ss-Wiam NJ Spear, the Ciiy
Of Philadelphia being duly sworn according 10 law deposcs
and says that he III possession OF the original recipe for
preparing Balsain of Wild Cherry Tor affections The
Lungs which given 10 him by DR.. Wistar, regular
educated Physician and that he believed u TO be the only
one IN poaaeSson OF any person except The sid Or Wsar
sworn 10 and subscribed before me and city zeal affixed
the fra Jay Of November D. eighteen hundred and
forty,seven JoHN SWIFT, Mayor. f. 81
Acopyrght for The Basam Is secured,
Absurd as may appear in the lace of the above undei
able proof individual from Boston, Noss, recently ap
piled 10 the United States District Court Of Peunsy 1yania
injunction the General Agent for the United States
and the British Provinces 10 prevent said AGENT from sell
si individual claiming the right or course, The Hon
Judge Of SAID Court promptly refused it,
isWislars original Balsam OF Wild Cherry alone that
performs the Let them not deceive nf-Jook
well to the mark ofthe genuine.
No DR. Wisar'e Balsam OF Wild Cherry possibly be
the genuine without the written signature of WIN. NJ SPAR
being the only genuine Balaam offered the public
Or wistar's Balsarn Of wild Cherry Phisdelphia.a
blown IN The glass each bottle bearing label on the front
with the signature of WIN NJ SPEAR
liberal discount TO druggists and dealers
AGENTS.
w DoyrT Sons No i3l North Second street Phadef
phia, sole wholesale furnishing Agents for the (ony genu
ne) DR. WiSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
All orders for the Balsam addressed 10 them will be
promptly attended TO at The Proprefors lowest wholesale
prices w NJ SPEAR, Sole Proprietor
Also lor sale by most Respectable Druggists and Mcrch.
ants throughout the United Sfaea, Mexico West Indies and
uine Popular Medicines
Price 81. Six Bottles for s5
ny For full particulars read Dyons Oracle Of Health
TO he had Of the Agents. mar ally
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.--T- WAanNGTON, january 2, I6Iy.
M O. Hersions DEAR SIn - have been for some
time troubled with Sick Headache, aud take pleasure In
saying that In the OF DR. Dresbach, Kuhn aud Pryor
DYspepc Cordial have Invariably found relief from a
single dose, consider il a valuable medicine.
Very respectfully, NJ w. McGREGOR,
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

SUvU no bHeet NUb, : 10 10 long by WIut
1000 do boiler iron, in. thick
6sbundles, or 5000. pounds, hoop iron, inch
do or $500 pounds, do II inch
6 do or 1000 pounds do Ii inch
1000 pounds GIG square iron, for spikes
1000 do ll-16 do do
1000 do { do do
1000 do fiat plato iron, 9'by in
200 do ! inch cast steel
! All the iron to be Of the best American manu-
sscture
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l24, 100 do
facture.
CLASS No 2,--Piais and Hoop Iron.
l,000pounds 3-l6-inch plate iron per pound
5000 do do do do
$500 do sic do do do
100 pounds iron hoops, 8 feet inches long, q in
ches wide, and ! inch thick do
100 do iron hoops, 10 feet inch long, q inches
wide, and inch thick do
1900 pounds hoop iron, inch wide, ITO inch
thick, not less than % Fl. long do
1900 do hoop iron, / J inch wide, 4-lG inches
thick, not less than % fl. long do
1900 do hoop iron, !! inch wide, lilo inch
thick, not less than % 4, long do
All to be OF the best manufacture.