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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23
BEAzLEY, BROWN g. LYNN.

BEAzLEY, BROWN g. LYNN
Grocers e. Commission Merchants
CORNER or CARY j. 18th STREETS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
.---o:or:- &C. :ao:o--
>HANkFUL for the very liberal patronage
extended to them during the past season. by
'he,r iriends and generous public, and anxious
SUN 70 retain their confidence, have commenced
the
FALL TRADE.
with determination lif possible) to offer still,
greater inducements for their continued patronage.
lhey have now in Store very general assort
ment OF Goods in their fine, which they offer for
SAFE a. iair rraces, among which may be found
the following articles -
10y hhds of Sugar, various qualities.
lOO packages of Loaf and Crushed do.
ouo pags OF kio, Java and Laguira Cofees,
50 hhds of Molssses.
$50 barrels Of Orleans do
LOG packages of Teas, assorted.
800 kegs of Nails.
800 bags of Shot
$50 boxes of Candles,
lUo boxes of Fancy and Prime Soaps.
50o reans Of Letter. Cap and Wiring Paper.
4oo sides Of good and damaged Sole Leather,
loO casks OF Madeira, Sherry S, Port Wines,
~ pipes of French Brandy,
loO barrels Whiskey, Tuscaloosa g. other brands
ALSO
various other articles suitable for country trade.
which will be sold at moderate prices upon the
usual terms
We also strictly attend to the sale Of all kind Of
PRODUCE,
and when in hand make the usual cash advances.
All monies due from us on accounts of Produce
sold, will be paid lf desired) by one of the firm
who resides at Waynesborough, or by check on
the Valley Bank at Stanton Goods received
and forwarded Upon the usual terms.
Sept. 9, l850-spec copy St.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23

lust RECEIVED-An additional supply of
q "The Married Woman's Private Medical
Companion" This work meets with fine sale,
and persons DESTROYS of procuring a copy will
please call at CHAMBERS
Cheap Book Store.
Sept. 23, 1850.
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THE MARKET S..


Reported for the indicator by VIM, II. BRowN
Commission Merchant.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2i.
FLOUR Richmond Inspection SIS co..
ScottsvilIe, S. 12A, Dull.
WHEAT: Red, 95 1o5, White, los 1l2,
as in quality.
GORN-60 cents per bushel
BACON..Hog round, 81 7c-
LARD...7a a SC.
OATS...37A cents.
COFFEE..1Ok a II e.
FLAXSEED----ll5 cents per bushel-
WOOL. 30 33 cts.
BEESWAX...21 20 OTIS, dull.
HOGS-$5 SO.
PLASTER.On Basin, SO IS per Ton.
BEEF. scale weight, SO 90 81 90 gross.
SLEEPS 2 90 to So, as in quality.
BUTTER....12A to Is cts
WINCHESTER, Sept. IS.
FLOUR, $4.1sa4.30
WHEAT, ~ 90
CORN, % ~
Reported for the Vindicator by D. REAMER, Com
mission Merchant prices
a.. SCOTTSVILLE, Sept. II.
Flour, 81 60 cash
Butter IL
Bacon 81
Wheat 90 100
Corn 60 IS
Lard II
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23
POLITE BACK AGAIN!

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform hi
Il old customers, ;nl the citizens Of Augusta
generally, thathe Will, in few days, return to
Staunton, with the largest, most fashionable and
cheapest stock of
ReaeGy-Nade Clets4ans,
ever offered in this market.
He has connected himself with the first Clothing
establishment in Baltimore, and may always be
found at the sign OF J. POLITE 4 Good stand
Of Waldauer s. Pollitz, Virginia Hotel building.
JACOB POLLITZ.
Staunton, Sept. %, l85o-tr
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23
Reported for the Vindicator by D. REAMER, Com
mission Merchant prices.
SCOTTSVILLE, Sept II.
ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN ME.
CHANCES!
A. M, SIMPSON,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ~
~ public that he has just receiv- III
ed, from Baltimore, large sup @ee 60
ply Of Material in his line, such as 81
Lasts, Newest Style, and very handsome,
Gum Over Shoes, with Gue,ta Percha bot
toms. new and splendid article.
French Calf Skins,
Morocco and Kid, all descriptions,
Zine Hastings for Ladies Caters,
Franche for do. do, various colors. article,
White Kid, for Wedding Shoes, &c., Sc,
which he is prepared to Manufacture into Boots,
Shoes. &c., in style that cannot fail to please
All work warranted.
In addition to the work done in his own shop,
he has added handsome stock of
Boots, Slices, Sc,
of Northern make, which he will sell at reduced
prices, for cash, or OH the usual time.
o. Ladies White Kid Shoes made to order,
for weddings and parties, at short notice.
Stauptop Sept.23. A. NJ. S.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23
TO WESTERN e. SOUTHERN
MERCHANTS.

MERCHANTS.
The Baltimore & Philadelphia
STEAMBOAT CO.. (ERlCssON LINE,
d RESPECTFULLY inform you that they have
III resumed their operations for the year with in
creased means OF accommodating the trade between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in the most regula
and expeditions manner, and at the former materi
ally REDUCED PRICES, being on
Dry Goods, Hardware, &c.
Only 10 cents per 100 Pounds
Ind but HALF THE PRICE charged By other Lines
Persons wishing to avail themselves of the facil
ties and Moderate Prices Of the Line, are advised
to give EXPLICIT and POSITIVE DIREC-
IlONS for sending their goods to the ERICSSON
LINE, and should be particular to possess them
selves of the receipts which are invariably given
for their Goods In those are stated the price
charged Tor transportation, and il will prove pro-
lection against the DOUBLE RATES exacted by
other Lines, who have no published rates.
Goods destined for the West, South or other
places beyond Baltimore, forwarded promptly on
the day OF their arrival, with every care and atten.
ton, tree OF all charge whatever for this service
in the shape OF commissions or otherwise
Goods shipped from New York, or from places
Eastward of Philadelphia if consigned to A. Groves
Jr., Philadelphia, forwarded in like manner to their
destination, on the day of their arrival, and every
attention given them, without charge in any form
for this service.
Freight to BALTIMORE, as above,
III cts. per 100 pounds. To Richmond
aud Petersburg, 40 cts. per 100 pounds
Tor Dry Goods and Hardware. Coarse
Freights taken AT still LESS RATES.
The established character and In ,wn reputation
OF this Company is an ample guarantee to those
disposed TO confde their property to the care OF
the Company.
One or more of the Company's Boats leaves
PhiladelPhia from the upper side of Chestnut street
Wharf, EVERY DAY, (Sunday excepted) at 8
o'clock, arriving in Baltimore early next morning
Apply in Philadelphia to
A. GROVES, Jr., Agent,
No e South Wharyes, above Chestnut Street
In like manner, Boat leaves Baltimore DAILY
(Sundays excepted) at half past O'Clock.
Apply in Baltimore to
J. ALEX. SHR1VER, Agent,
No. 8, Light Street,
Near the Depot of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
September lS.-6In.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23
we laugh at Competition and Defy the world

CHALLENGEFveT Thousand will
o
LOUISE
MILF HhN1lEIIA RoBNSN MRS j. ROBlNGSON MRS II EUCGLES
ERANR Ro9ER Auc nC
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23

NIX SACKS Ground Alum and Liverpool Salt
- for sale by PERRIN & RjDGWAY.
June 3, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23
IANp HE WILL TOO.

wonderful FankB
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10 the il roar pHE I'LL Too
MIR
JOHN
COM
for the Fun and fnno the well
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$ by he cb Mr. ugl Benham
hos oil Auyllar 1untlns, Vautes
old
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of
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WIFI Exhibit at S4agason, Thursday October the
A
O'Clock, performance O'Clock Evening
O'Clock T. TlLhASE, Agent
Septem
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-23

" A fellow Of infinite jest"
Is this wonderful Frank Brewer,
And he swears he'll do his best
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-14
LATEST NEWS.

On Monday night, the Minnesota arrived
at Saint Paul, with the freight Of the DR..
Franklin No.2; bringing as passengers, Capt
Sire of Saint Louis, Capt. Dana and Maj
Walker, U. S. A., Gen. Fletcher, MIR.
Watrous, Maj. Mclean and many others
The Minnesota brings up another church
bell for our town and one also for the Pres
byterian church at Stillwater-also the boil
er Of the steam saw mill at our upper Land
ing; so that we shall have in operation
during one week in Saint Paul, two steam
saw mills and two new churches with bells
to enliven US during the coming winter
We hear it reported that Eastman is I'M
doub,edly elected to Congress, over Cole,
Wing, in Wisconsin, Eastman having q
majority. even in the strong whig precinct
of PlattcvilIe. In Illinois, Campbell, Dem.
is undoubtedly elected over Sweet. We
clip the following from the Galena Adv. of
Wednesday,: 80
AKorHER FIRE AT ST. LouIs.--On the
morning of Oct. %, the block Of buildings
occupied as the Town Hall, on Chestnut,
between Main aud Second streets, was de-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

There seems now bul little probability that the
Sioux treaty will ia place this fall. The In
dians, who had assembled in great numbers.
have dispersed, and are now out upon their fall
hunts.
Great blame gh, TO rest somewhere. upon
some party or persons at Washington, for this
delay, by which the treaty will now be post
Poned for at least or two years longer
sATURDAf MORNING, JUST BEFORE Sun
RIsE.--A white fros, covers the ground; the
light Of another glorious morning is c-imsoning
the east; and frum the chmneys Of multitudes
Of houses in our young village, spreading far
away above and around and between the steam
boat Iandings--ihe skeleton of great ciiy--the
reluctant smoke now crawls yawnngly out into
/. the chill air.
i We have JUS: seen an admirable daguerrotype
| picture Of For Smelling, taken from one Of Ser
geant Themas' paintings by DIR. Jarvis, Cor MIR.
Becker. Those who wish for pictures of that
i'iost picturesque Of all scenes upon the river
the view Of Fort Smelling -can obtain them Of
DIR. Jarvis, Daguerrean, St. Paul.
Amidst the throng Of new churches in Saint
rnul, 1t seems important that we have good
choirs Of church music. We are pleased 10
learn that Mr.. l.. Nj. Foam will commence n
Staging school at the NJ. L. Church, next Friday
evening, tto-n,cuow, } and will teach alternately
each week at each end OF the town. q 1t
'TAE HoME JouRNAL.--The prospectus is
ont for a new series of this admirable paper,
publislsea weekly in New York city, by Norris
x Wills. at So 90 per year, copies for IS. 90
Ia praise ~ the Home journal, we can only re
peat what we have often before said of it. The
sdiisrs.l from the commencement of the New
Mirror, until NOW. have lighted up the whole
seai,n of the periodical press with sort Of bril-
liant yas-lsht Of e,heriaity. as Indispensable now
TO the reading million, as the lights which have
Displaced the old lamp posts tbat once rendered
scarcely visible The darkness of Chestnut street
and Brcadxay-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-14

days since, was moved and interesting. 4 About
1900 of them we're assembled The next day
they were down here in large numbers, dressed
b their gaudy -coored sllawls or blankets. They
are poor, miserable creatures; and lost much
time in endeayoring 10 see some trace of Phil
lip. Tecumseh, II slight resemblance to what
considered Black Hawk, when 1 saw him many
years ago. AS for Pocahuntas, alas . ! shall
never again ,yieS her as have done. They are
justly entitled TO our care and protection; but
have very little faith in their being civilized
in any numbers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
Household Words

Bo;h'r-A word in great use when n s,upd
visitor has called, ur II dress ha, not come home
or the hair will not cr' tAe pen will not write.
0r the shoe will u"' come on, OF any other little
domestic anuol '.ncc
FdHcaick.-A word strongly expressive of
concRipt 1t crushes all reply When lady
ouco says "lIddlosticl,," he must he bold maj,
who ventures to say another word.
Edd'cdcdsc.-'lhe same as "Fddcstick," on
y degree milder
Dueky.--A term ofendcarmcnt, applied indis,
orimna,ely when favor is to be asked
Indeed An ejaculation, strongly recommcn
died for family use" ltimplies doubt contemp
tuons denial gentle refusal and saves an iniin
ity OF useless explanation Mach may be said
with that word "indecdr II all depends upon
The way ~ which It is pronounced.
Deiicioas--A word that, coming from LADY,.
lips, conveys tie highcs, amount Of praise, II is
applied equally Ia Maro's singing, Gun.crs ices
Houbigants gloves Frank stones pictures, Fer.
raris dancing, aud means perfection in each in.
stance.
DumpeI--Unhappy. miserable Any one who
has cold, or is disslgrecablc, or has been disap
pointed or has received bad news, or heard m I'm
pleasant truth, Is said to look "Dumpy"
lSpooaeg--A young man who cannot dance o,
talk or talks no better than he dances, or, nc,
Uer1. a young man who wears clogs aud init
tens, and sings sentimental songs with lisp, ant
has turneddown collars, and a miniature which h,
always carries in his wr;stcoat pocket on the sidt
nearest his heart, would take rank in household
estimation rs "spooiey"-/'Dnch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
NsterIVIs lmprOVel Hlrveslors.
To the Public!

THE subscriber, agent for f.. & r Fairbanks *
Co, OF St lohn'bIrg Vermont. ha. INST out no
m Ottawa, on La Sale street ives, side oflhr Cour,
iIou-. square, one Of their superior Iron LcrsT Nr
Tim Hgg NeaieS which, for accuracy ct .shlur,
cannot be- beat.
The celebrity and superiority Of the genuine Fair.
bank Patent Scales iswr.l known and aclnowlcdr-
ed throughout not only the United States but the
whole continent Of Europe, where they have done
honor 10 American ingenuity aud ont,nr2c In
London and Liverpool they 1ro in GENERAL Use and
admitted the most perfect balances Of the platform
combination cyrriuycul,d.
Not only hay and coal hu' grain nv the lo1d. 81
any heavy substance n high as6 tonscan be weigh
ed, and will be- with great care and accuracy. To the
cnur" satisfaction ut all who may pltronlc him
aud who dc-lEc srIctIuslcr, whirh- always attain.
able al these scales. GEO MANN. Agent
y. B.-AA persons wishing Fairbanks scales
grocer, counter, platform, at a,l sizes. hopper oi
hay scales, are requested 10 call on the above agent
who will supply them on th' shortrstnotre. SIEVE
raj counter grocer and platform scales or hand and
Tor sale at factory prices. apl3-37.Gm.
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Iheyconss, ui nearly
300 Varieties of Apple,
Aud great variety Of P,ar., Pums, and Cherries.
whlchhlyc been selected with care nnd great "a.
prnsc from The most popular and approved Nursc.
rlc, IN the Union, embracing nearly all the standing
varieties in the eastern and southern states, the irlt
OF whcht Is confidently believed. cannot toll 10 suit
the most delicate and refined pniaics.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that hc
has the greatest variety and most splendid gsS,rt.
mcHt to be- found in northern Illinois The trees
are from TO 3 ycars OF age, aud ranging from to
feet in height, and well proportional
1t IL believed that the lamcnab,c rcmi-yurss on
the part OF farmers every where observable IN plan.
Ting fruit trees, u mostly attributable 10 the almost
total hi,urc, in most cases, where trees have been
transpantcd from distance, and the librous roots
on which the tree relies iul its nu,rincnt have be.
come dead from too long exposure To dry air or Sc.
we're tross after taking them up, either of which is
iOal to It's growth Bu, these cmhauassmcnis no
longer aNlst The farmer can now he supplied in
his own vicinity with the number aud variety he
wishes, grownin the same soil aud climate in which
they are TO he trausplanted
1.-THE treesarc taken mp in the spring. it should've
done soon after the iros, Is ont oihc rrnunh-at al
events, before the leaibcgius to put forth. ftaNer
up nthc fall they should be buried until spring.
Apple trees ut the Nursery III cents; NIL o,hc
kinds, 25 cents WELLS WATT.
| Dayton, Jan 10 lSi0-U
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gI,,Iing :.Isd eniunil,g.
CIOTH DRESSING
grsisEINslrisSNCE.

TEIE undersigned having been appointed agent al
L hr N3,fi IEesfrra Insurance ToHpaHp 20 Us
wrgo, New York. is prepared tor iusurueGousc~
hu4Ing- manufactures. stores, goods wares and
mrrchludI-c generally from loss coy damage hv .rr
Ssdcomury was incorporated by .hc stat" If New
York 10 ls3! Capital SlioOOO. .all paid ip.
Directors.
! PWIPS puENlx. .rru GRr,vENoR. Jaws
B-IEr. ,r GtoRsa w NoEr1N New No.k CIty
D + BREWSTER, Geo Fl-pER, LUruuF lI'WgHr
; y. LunLow. H. EAaLE, 4 BEDNs1N. \ ? GEANr
JAMES lYuv. Oswego.
! V L. PGryN, Albany, IN ll-fm
SAyrEf Uaylyy. see Gr1rGn Ei.HrE nrrst
ENN N NNNElS- n-r-rl nmn1,r
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The Stratford Mysteries and Knock.
ing. -Rey. Or. Phelps.
70 "a Ldtor's vi ~ 7. O6serr.r ;

wl'eh nae pcenr''h'ila'eu Ny
ing ihey ms. pegaii 10 attract a'',i'non III 'ne
'Iy o! s'ochcs tor ne'"eeh Two anu unce sgl''
ago. ihey nEs' ohee ihat 'ihne, sihl,'r n''l,'les
ta'i'hs nave peeh ~ 'he cues OF a"o,'rn 4 1ln
cuse' ana W us'l'r PAGES 10 western Wv M IN
IN 'e'et''F III SVNer" P'"eS III ~: ~.
totN' a'll Recently III se,eI" ~ m w.,
S''''''1 o''s ''ii oor,cte
go "'SN' ~ ms ~ - .,.,,,,.ol
ms "ecn w'''ie,,e' ~ nii ~ - ,.;,l
"n Wy lo'l u. Nu - 90 ,,,,i. r'r
ntei nus ~ ,,
Wv ,i's, ~ L,, ,l ,be,,,
ii''iuo '''' ~ C,r;
, ro,,J mn, l, ,,r,,ptel for
-; f,rf. 80, III, LpSLs or wool ar
- ,i,ro,,,, i, l;sr.,,t 1ir,.,i,ns ,b,,t ia,
Io,,so ria, warn secr T., p,,,yr r,,n ,,l,,e, and
:; d;r,,t,,s With ,,,l, II crr,,n that no visible
newer c>i.tcl nv rli,h the motion could be pro
Ind Eor J,ys anil vol, t.,,..,h,r watched
these stran,.c ,noyrrnrrt, w;,h NH the car, and
c,,,,;o, anl clo.. ,t,,rti,, which c,ulj ba.tov-
witnessed Them hundreds and hundred, Of times.
anil l,o,, ,L,t i,LrnIrnj, If in.-aores tl,,yto
nlacc WHEN th,ra WINS no visible rnwer by which
The ,,,tio, eonlI b.,y,. hean nroi l,ed Scores of
per.ons of the fist standing, in tnc community.
who's education ntc,!gence. can lor. vera.
city and sound Indictment. none viii question. were
requested to witness the phcnoncua, and if pos
,ible. hem rs tca solution, Of the mystery Bot
rs vet no such solution has been Obtained TIE
idea that thc whole wasa"trich ufthe children
m idea which some Of the p-peIs have en-
,leavorcd with great zeal To rromulIaic j, TO
every one who is acquainted with the facts as
iii, false and Injurious. The statement, too. which
some nf the papers have reiterated 80 ol,eu that
"the mystery was found on H. regret tn say,
untrue. With the most thorough investigation
which have been able TO be-tuw upon it, aided
Nv gentlemen Of the best talents, intelligence aud
sound judgement. in this, aud in many nei-hbormI
towns, the cause Of til, strange phenomena re.
mains vet Undiscovered
\ bou the mibhie Of April, gentleman who
was spending the night at my house, proposed
To try the method Of Interrogation which had been
adopted in western Few Yory, and to our utter
amazementa SERIES ofrcspuu-cs were returned,
from which thenicrouce WAS irresistible that they
must have been produced by a hing whtc pos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
\ LARGE STOCK or
Drugs and Medicines.

Tue suN.cHl0r 90 lhc Lny Drug Slnfc, Is N hT
receipt OF his summer supply of fresh Drugs aud
Medicines from the eastern and southern markets
lleha- now on hand better stock than has hereto.
fore been kept IN this place. consisting OF every ar,i
Gle belonging to the Drug business, together with q
FOOD supply ct Books aud Stationery, Fruits 0nt
Nu's, and almost every article necessary cxccp
hardware aud tapes The public mr. solicited To ctI
ondhc satisfied before purchasing elsewhere.
Physicians can have orders filed n, Chicago mi
ccs G. l.. THOMPSON.
Ounwn iuuc l. 1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
nlisrrl' 0ncous.
DAYTON WC0llen Factory,

TNHE above Factory has now been IN succc-siu
operation for eight years past, and the under
signed deem il unnecessary TO make any promise,
or pledges for their good conduct or liberal bargains
and would merely say, that they have good assul,-
mrut OF Fuiicd Clothes,
CaSsiweTes S1ifiHeft, Ti-ecG, Jeans, Hard TIRES
FidnRcis Of rIg1OaS kinds, A5uiC.S, ElHtheiS
aRdS'gc63Ns Yarn, d0adie GHG ttCisfSd,
And viii have, By the tine the neN clip comes Oft,
larger stock Of goods than they have cyT before OF
itred AMI ihey are getting on another -gt ct ma
chnery. lby the middle of May next at the best
and most improved kind, which Nvii, enable them TO
turn ont double the number OF yards TINT tlry have
ever done before, md ghry NOW irtl cyGhIru' .n
SAVING 20 wool growers, farmers, and merchants,
that th-ir wants can by tnly suppiedo u Jhr most
reasonable terms. an exchange for Wool OF cash.
GIidins :.ud s,inninS.
They wi.. cusa ~HuaHd reel 10 cent, per pound
on lots ot 3llb- or over
Custom 'lr3'ag dt rents per pogg8
Th,v have f,,H -,isHi CGrd~ expressly fuJ country
work. whchwi3 D. fitted mp good order amt i
wool s pat up IN representation, ihryWI,i WARRANT
lhIr w5.k to alya satisfaction. Persons coming
hom Distance who may have To stop o,,I night,
sha.lbctuuo yNprn~.
Ct0TH DRESSING
VIII be done go the usua. price and ,n the h,stwan-
u,r and wIIautej 10 give ~gt-iacuon,a as none bat
the best worSm"u 1rr employed
Wool Wheat, Com, Land, and soap " IN be IA
kcniu pay Sos work. J \ - GREEN.
Day,pu Fncrorv. Ami! -. l,5O-3l-li
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

The Southern Press WINS issued At Washing
ton on the 18th. Mcssrs. Elwood Fisher nj! Ed
win DcI.oon are It's editors, and Mcssrs. Sage a
Heath ne rroprictors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
administrator Notirrs.

E'tdte II 71onos Co9,gdg, deceased
PURSUANT to an order ct the county court oil
sale county, notice is hcgrby given, that al,
PERSONS having claims 4l.I,; the estate ol towas
Oo,igan, tate ct lh- county OF Ia Sale dee a. are
required 70 produce the ~9mein writIna and nj. them
IN SAID coG.t On the 81 Monday OF August next.
next when and where said claimants are requested
90 attend Tor the purpose ct having then claims a-
Iust.u IN puIsuausr Of law
jay l--ty-6t NAErlN NyREAN. llr.r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
lIussey's Reaping and Grass
Cutting Machine:

Manufactured at Montgomery. kanC 60 III
INHb subscribers arr now building. and yHrr IN
the farmers q superior Npchr" Tor cutting
b,uin and Grass, which -inp.r iu If- construction
ana ,l.on1 and NOT iaH.a 200 Eclour OF r.g4il. and
which is capable oicUtJ.u- Iiom Ito acre ui gam
urEla-- per hour. Il swell managed aud properly at
tended aud Wi. do ihc work better lhiu ID can be-.
either w'h the cradle ar ylde uu ground that B.. or
dmlu0y smooth. \ liberal uarmut,r vii. be-. given
We have, also, on hand aud iur safe tr,yut
Esterly's Improved Hgrveslers.
Winch machines are constructed gs tn ,ai off rn.
small grain with -iVor elahteeuuch.s oi-'raw. and
carry II 10y mean, "l cauyi>sc- INTO wagon box
driven by the side IT the machine There can N,
cut and stacked with one of these marhin.-, four
pan nt horses, Two wagons with boxes property
built, four men and tire" boys from ten IN rwcufy-
dvcacrr~ Of graupar day.Ii swell managed and kent
improper order and SSH. Ho she work ,ye'. DO nam
that stands up ordinarily wr., and on ground lhatI.
ordinarily smooth
Far IsrmS. enquire % \ + WAGNER. Orawa.
w. CABINS, Deer Park In Sale co.. d.
FRANK. MILLER, SpuDu7uh, De krih cu Ill.,,
And the subscribers no their c~lah.i shm.ur
DANIEL GRAY & son.
Montgomery Kane CO., Apl 20. 1850 -3y-3m.