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The Declaration of Independence.

The last number Of the Princeton Magazine
contains notice of Christopher Marshall. Diar,
recently published in that city, in which occurs
the following passage;
There is one entry in the diary which certain.
! ly requires explanation. While the entry ON th,
! fourth of July, 1916 contains a minute account of
many curious events, not the slightest allu>ion is
made to the fact that Independence was that da,
declared, but in the entry of July I'd. Mr. Mar
'aa!! says, "fhiS day the Continental Congress de.
clared the United States Free and independent
! States"
reference to the Journals Of Congress would
readily have furnished the explanation desired.
and NJ others may feel interested in the subject.
or not be aware Of the course pursued by the
Continental Congress, IN periecting the Deelara.
"i Independence, the following narration is COM
piled from tie Journals aud other sources:
The resolutions declaring the Colonies inde
pendent, was introduced by Richard Henry Lee,
ol Virginia, and seconded by John Adams, OF Mas
| sachusetts, on Friday, the 9TH OF June, li76. 1t
was as follows:
THAT the United Solonies are and Of right
ought to be, free and independent states, that
they are absoived from all allegiance to the Brit.
i'h Crown, aud that all political connection be
tween them and the state of Great Britain is and
ought to be, totally dissolved
The consideration Of the resolution was post
poncd To next xtday the sih, and the Importance of
the measure led Congress toenion upon the mem
bers punctual attendance. No determination be-
ing arrived at, the subject was further postpon,d
to Monday, the 10th, when the resolution was A
greed to in Committee of the Whole reported to
Congress, and the further consideration postponed
until the lst of July the following signltcan, Ian.
guage being added IN the resolution and in the
meanwhile "Mdt no time be lost IN case Congr.sy
agrce thereto, that II committee be- appointed to
prepare declaration to the effect of the said re-.
solution This committee WAS appointed the
| the next day, and con i.ed Of Mcs,rs jefferson.
| D. Adams, Franklin, Sherman. aud H. H. Living.
ston The committee submitted their draft uf
the declaration on Friday, the 2Sth, and after it
was read, it was laid upon the table
On the lstn Jrly the subject came up in Com.
mt,cc OF the Whole, but further action ON the res
outon NJ the request of colony, WI. postponed
until the ~, phen il woS taken up aud acrced 10.
I he Declaration was discussed during the I'd, the
3d, and the iih, WHEN it was adopted and by or
der ot Congress engrusscd and signed by the
II embers present Independence ras therefore
declared BY resolution ef Congress on the I'd Of .
~. but III, form IN winch il WAS to be prn,nmed
Ia the world, WAS not adup'rduntil the 4th, and,
as We are won, to do at the present d,y-Mr.
Marshall ilsght more of the passuus by Con
gie'., than of the otfiri,l annpnnc- suz{a
Ii will beobscrved from the frdVSlog that The
resolution Of independence and the Declaration
were both introduced in Congress ON that lilo.
mened day Of the week, Friday
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Horse Shoeing and FarrierV.

TiiE subscriber begS leave TO annoucc to the pu lc
that he has opened an establishment, in Columbus
sireet,uear the Catholic Church, where the husluess
oihoSc shoeng and far.ry will be conducted on the
most scientific principles. 1t is generally admitted
that too many of those who practice shuring ar, to-
tally ignorant of its principle. thereby producing the
numerous eases OF coutfaCuonS and diseases ut the
feet daily Witnessed 1t really brcou,s the duty OF
every one who values good horse, so esSenr al to
his profit well his pleasure. secure the sery
ces OF a good arrler tor useful an animal
FtfeeH ysdrs practical experience, it is hoped will
enable the subscriber to follow correct system cal
cuned To prevent Diseases consequent on unSkiliul
Snoeing; and when necessary, to remedy the errors
OF the past +. TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov. o. SiS l6
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LAWS OF THE AzrEcs,-- Mr. Squiers enumcrate,
many Of the laws now in force among the Indians
Of Central America:
Murder was punished with DEATH but the cri
mnal had fret to make provision for the widow
and children Of the slain"
This is IN advance Of the common law. By iha,
Jurisprudence, IL one man crippes or wounds an.
other, he is compelled to make compensation for
the injury. But il hc commits deeper offence
and kills instead Of wounds, the law furnishes no
remedy to those suffering from the death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-16

TIE rmsr POETRY WRITTEN IN AMERicA-Th,
following iactst ARE takeH from the archives o
the Historical Society, Boston: The fest poetic
slfllslon ever produced on American soil origin.
aed ina circumstance which was handsomely ex.
planned By one of the Jibwa. or, as we call them
Chppcwas All those who have witnessed the
performances of the Indians of the Far West in
our city, must rccollect the cradle, and the mode
in which the Indians bring up their children
Soon after our iorefathers landed at Plymouth
some of the people went into the field where
Indian women were picking strawberries, and
observed several cradles hung upon the bouph.
Of the trees with the iufuts fastened upon them
n novel and curious sight to any European. A
gentle breeze sprang up and waved the cradle.
to and fro. A young man, one at the party, peel
ell off u piece Of bark, and wrote the following
which had been repeated thousands Of times b,
American ma,rons, very few OF whom ever knew "
or cared for its origin.
"LuI ably baby upon the tree top
When the wind blows the cradle will rock.
When the bow brakes the cnde will fall,
And down will come lullaby baby and all.
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miscellaneous.

y. 4. Lantz n Co., General Dealers in all
kinds Of Lumber, Lath, Sangies, Sash, Doors,
Ceddr Posts nc. &c.
N. b. 4 liberal discount made IN hng large bills
Yard on Nnin Canal formerly occupied by Wal.
ker and Kicking. Jne 22-i1-i
ID W. flooding Saddle. Harness and Trunk
Id.er, and Carriage Trimmer, at the sign OF
"Chy Harness SaOp," Oh Columbus ST., doors
north OF Canal ST, Ottawa, Ills.
Thanknl iorpnst patronage, no pains shall be spar
ed IN the execution OF work, and pronptness IN
iillms orders to merit the confidence OF the public.
Please call aud examine our work before purchas-
ingelsewhere. Jne l.6m'
&. burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa-
ny, Hirttord--opposite the Mansion House.
George smith fashionable Tditor, opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
" the East, and WILDE happy to make up clothing tor
allwho may favor him with their patronage. a II
warrantednevrry case. Particuarattentlon paid
TO Cutting. Ottawa ,mny 10, lSi9.
Seth &. Earl, Carriage, house, and sign Painter,
Is Pdpcrerdnd Giasier, Ottawa, Ill., Shop on CO.
d. lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carnage mnkcrshop.
Jacob q. stone, Saddle, Harness, and TrSnk
mmafdcinrcr, and Carriage Trimmer, corner of
> Canal aud Columbus streets, Ottawa. mare
Jos. IL. Wagner, Justice Of the Peace. office in
the nortl.ens corner OF the court hous, up stairs
Oitdtra. d, 40
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THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER

- HN'SN hSe- D~ So'A"A AAs
Tis the last rose of summer,
Left blooming alone;
All her lovely companions
Are faded and gone;
No flower Of her kindred,
No rose bud is nigh,
To reflect back her bushes,
Or give sigh for sigh.
I'll not leave thee, thou lone one
To pine on the stem,
Since the lovely are sleeping,
Go sleep thou with them.
Thus kindly | scatter
Thy leaves DER the bed,
Where the mates Of the garden
Lie scentless and dead.
So, soon may ! follow,
When friendships decay,
And from Loves shining circle
The gems drop away;
When true heart. lie withered,
And loud ones are flown,
Oh! who would inhabit
This bleak world alone
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q ru q 9ists .

Walker n Uick'ing, Drai,rs in Drugs, Medi-
cin,s, Paints, oils, FarHistes, Patent Nedi-
eincs, Glass, &c, Ottawa, all.
White * Hunter. Dealers in Drugs, N,dicinss
Paia,o, Oi,, Patent Medicines, Vaaish,s. Dye
stufs &c second store north otlhe Manstonhotse
Ottawa, H.
q. H. Thompson, D.licrp Drugs, Patent Nrdi.
cin.,, Paints, Ois TdrHisirs Dve-stufs, &c
Between City liotel and Redjck's block
ST.. smith, Dssler ia Drugs, Neiicinrs Paints
Ois, Dy. .SiufS, &c. Sc, Newark, Kendall coun-
~ li,iuols
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Chain Pumps. :

NE would call the attention Of the public gene
w r1ily and to farmers and stock growers in
particular To the utility and durability OF the above
named article For ordinary purposes, they nre su.
pcroT TO all other pumps as they cannot trcrzc OF
lnlire the water and on account Ola remarkable sim.
pcly IN construction, not liable TO get out OF or
der OF to be dernnged. a child ois or 10 years Of
age can draw water from ordinary wells wiIh ease
and safety
All orders left at John lIossack's office, Ottawa.
will be promptly attended to. r. ". ROVE.
LiInAXn Sr1f Ia
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H N q -H0- - q: ~ n ~ .
Brunkar's Rife ManufaCtorv.

n ME subscriber having returned from the east
alter vlsiIlng the principal manufactures. he
= Is now prepared TO manufacture thu cclrbm-
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle. which he war
rants TO be equal to any made in this state or else
where. tie will also keep constantly on hand and
tor sale,a good assortment idouhlc and single bar
relledto~ling pieces, Powder Flasks, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps,and asuperior nrli
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
AIlklnds OF obbing in the gunsmith line done with
neaness and despatch
shop on the enst side of Columbus St, one door
south Of the Union House. iunr 22-u
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B1;SclXSl.litl;lug.

THE undersigned having commenced the above
business IN thu shop formerly occupied by Rich
ard Pembroke viii pay particular Intention 10 shoe
lnghorses, and having hadmuch experience m the
branch OF the business, and from hs success IN shoe
lng not only tor service, bat TO prevent interfering
and TO relieve the various disease, Of the hoof &c
he boprs TO secure a share otpublc patronage
MAY llth Jouy Rn.y
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Storage s. forwar6ine.

Maurice Mnrphy.-Siordgs, FmrGrding and
COnyiiss.oa Merchant, dealer IN all kinds OF pro-
ducr -WctrhOusc east oi Charruauds were
house, man canal, Otaw,, III. loci l9-Gm
r. r. Chnrruani. Sorns. \ Commission u,r-
ehIai-W Warehouse east side OF the bridge. NlHln
canal, Ottawa, III. nov -
l.. Hills, Storage, Fjrrarding md Commission
Msrchai, dealer IN all kinds Of produce, rrue's
Warehouse, No. ,, Side e-cut, Ottawa Illinois
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 ttor mr. s ,

John II. Murphy, Attorney and Connseitor at
Lac, Ottawa, Illinois. aug TO- io'o'
Office IN the court house.
jill. Mct:rcgor, Attorney and Counsellor at
Lam Dfidpd. Office one door from corner oi
L., Sale aud Canal SITS, directly III front oi the
md collections ap 2O-6m'
Chomp,in n Wallace, q c. Champhn-W ii
T. WallaceJ attorneys and COunsetlorsaf Lam.
Office up stairs IN the next building norlh OF the
Post Office nov 90 ~
T.. y. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor at Ldw,
uas removed hls office from Reddlcks block, to
the room formerly occupied by the sheriff, IN the
court house. now occupied IN part by Lorenzo lie
Land may i'i9
Norris 4 Fisher, Geo. II Norrs-Geo ). Fish
erJ 4,tOraeus al Lqlp and Land agents, Otta-
ma. m VIII pay particular atentonto thepny-
mani of taxes IN any part o Illinois, purchasing
snI selling real estate investigating titles, collect
ting demands, buying aud selling military lnnd
warrants, and locating them on the best lands Tor
soldiers or Others, ,securngprnSions ana ~ GAINS
ayainst the government. Office in the courthouse
April IL, 1919.
M, r., uoliistcr, attorney and Counsellor At
L,,p, and Solicitor IN Chancery--Otfdrdf ~.
Office over the rear OF G.. Burr's store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover x Cook, q q. Glover-B C. Cook At
forn.ysand ConHseiiOrs at Ldp-O Ottdpd.. OF
firr in Rrdlcks Block, east side OF the pubic
snunre Jun iS-tt
Henry e.. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor at
Larc and S,iirifor IN ChaHcsrB--OftdUd, iHs
Office IN Reddlcks block east side OF the public
s,nnrr Jun 7'i7
y. y. .RanduIl. dttorneyd Lap-Osrpego, hen-
kradgiL Ca. RS. Aug TO- lo'S--u
& 4. Iugniis, attorney and Connsstlorm I.dn0,
Opposite the Sherman House, CHIC AGO LIS.
Particular attention paid TO Agencies and collect
in, Inrh %. 40
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wagons and Ilurric.

He nttcrs himself that he can usl beat any rstab-
lshinent IN the country, tor neat aud substantial
Workmanship. He employs none but the very best
mechanics, and warrants the woodwork, ironiug.
aud painting, Oi hls wagons aud huggics to be un-
surpassed by anything Of lhe KIND IN the slats All
kinds OF Black >miiiing
Done IN superior manner and with despatch.
HORSE SHOLING,
which hr had abandoned iOr n whlle. has been re
commenced Having employed an excellent shoe
rr he invite, lhuer OF IN, reud- who have hor,es to
shoe. to brnL Ihcln along Tor hr knOws he can
give satisfaction 10 llc hardest tC pIeosc.
lbs Material Is ol the bet quality, llr uses no
wood in his wagons tot such as is thoroughly SEA
soned, and nom but the best iron
In all ms work his prices will correspond with the
times and with hrs present ncllulrs he feels conf.
dent that he can do his work hand,oinrr better and
stronger, nnd at prices NJ low a. can be done Hry
where IN the wcsi Give fHm call md ny hin
tor yO1r. elvt.
ETCANH paid for seasoned wood for spokcs and
axlcs. Ottawa, Aprll27, 1850 -39-u
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A western paper publishes tho following no.
tice DRY stove wood wanted Immediately ut
this Office IN exchange for papers. N.B.-Don't
bring logs shat the derit ca-'t spljt"
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Il 0 t | 8

Fox River House, by l.. DELASo, on the cam |
uear the aauaiuct Canal packets stop regularly
AT this house,
American House, near the confluence OF the IL
linois and Fox Rivers, and near the bridge
Mansion House, Ottawa. III, by TnorN. Pas
sengers carried tree to aud from the canal pack
cts Stages arrive aud depart daily.
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Boat Building and Repairing
DIXON n CHURCHILL

u" OUlD inform the boating community
they have opened BOAT YARD, on
the Fox River Feeder, 2oO yards from the main ca
nal, atOTTAWA, ILL.,, where they are prepared to
do anything in the line oihauinr out and repairing
bons, AT the shortest notice and in the hes, possible
manner and on reasonable terms May 3, 1850 -6m.
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Wagon Making and Blacksmithng
Y. BARNARD.


AXES this method TO return his thanks to his
4 friends isr the liberal patronage which they
have extended 10 hm thus far, aud as he Ins lus,
completed several important improvements in his al
ready extensive establishment, he hopes to gam n
sui more liberal ANA extensive patronage from his
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Cabinet work and Chairs.
- UpIoLsTeRING g. UNDs RTaKING. Va

rlNHh subscriber begs to return thank for the lib.
L erai support gwen him thus tsr, and he will Try
and merit, its continuance.
lie would respectfully remind his friend, and the
public that his stock siu o such nrcIcs us he finds
In demand here, ofhs own manufacture and impor-
ted. Al ,oarranted as represented. ...
Wainnt Lumber tnken inpay for furniture.
cushions, &C., az good and as cheep as they cun be
bought in St Louis or Chicago. he also keeps con.
s,anily on hand ready made coins OF all sizes. He
kecpsa Mearse, and attends funerals, and his char
ges will he found Low. PETER Russell.
b La Sale A., ,Otnwa, Aug. 10. 1850.
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Il Wagon Mandatory,

Carringc Il Wagon Mandatory.
WIN PALMER retm ms thanks to the public for
w the liberal alpatronage heretofore bestowed on
him nndhavng associated himseliwith ]. &. GAY.
he would state lhatthey are prepared to carry on the
Carriage and Wagon Making Business,
in all its various branches. Our stock OF lumber is
well seasoned, and we are determined to make the
best work that Is made in the county. Twohorsr
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wish to
purchase are invited to call and examine for them.
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner OF Columbus and Jefferson streets Lumber
tai en- IN exchange for work WIN PALMER
Ottawa feb II 'IS GAY
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OIIAW A, ILL.,, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1850 VOL. KIM

managed carelessly, and he thought it woald do
the officer no harm to punch him up.
Nr. jackson said there was no mistake but
complaint did come from all parts Of the county
that indictments were not prosecuted. II was
unjust to compel one man to pay license while bis
next door nsighbor paid none
Ihs resolution was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Sanford, Messrs. Wallace;
and Clayton were added to the assessment com.
mittee
Messrs. Let's and Wagner wers excused from
serving On the committee on court house and rail
and Messrs. Bryant and Hoxey substituted.
Messrs. Maxon Trumbo, and Mackey were add.
ed TO the committee on finance.
On notion the board adjourned to o'clock
tomorrw morning
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Land for SnIc heap!
THE following tracts OF land are for sale cheap:
swq sec II, town 80. r3enst
ntrac neg sec "a, town 81, r 3enst
sfrac neq sec ~, town 30, T 3 east
n iroc seq sec "a, town 33. r 3east.
Possession given immediately little perfect; war.
rautee deed given. Termreasy. ~ ~ ..
april 6. lss0.36 NoRRs& e. FisuIa.
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Business CARDS.
j. ID. IIAMALlE.

-" OliLESALE and retail dealerin all kinds Of
w Confectionery,
Toys Candy, Fruit, &c, Canal street, few doors
west OF La Sale e-st., ,Ounwa
Wedding and other parties supplied with orna
menta taconiectionary, cakes, ice cream, &c SC, at
short notice. up 20-6m.
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Paints. OilA. a 4

UNITE Lead, lin.ecl aud lard oils, whiting,
" glass, sash, door trimmings, &c. .jusI received
at fInny3 81 CrsuMAN's
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CPLENDlD stock OF boys cnii, kip, seal, anc
= coarse roots and shoes Lnd,s and mise,
boutrrs kid shps, sik and prunela puI,crs, and ex
cclsiors; some new sly.cs "a .tcrNrdh hy
Miv 3, $50, l. I SANGtR& Co.
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-, select school.
MISS MARY s. LEE designs opening selec,
% Nl school for lads and misses, on Monday, Aug
9S,,n the school room hack ofthe Methodist church
formerly occupied by Miss Cody. .....
Ottawn, Aug. 81. -'''- '''-'' rai
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~ p'OWs
T G. NATTINGER has a new supply Of the
u Grand De,our plows on hand. The present
stock wall be found superior to the plows heretofore
-old IN this place. The manufacturer has added
several important improvements. Persons waning
brrnkng plows csn be- snpplled OlinMn mnI z =
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O'CLOCK /. H.
On motion of Mr. Wagner, the board proceeded
tn the consideration Of The resolution offered bv
MI Baldwin in the morning. and Slr W proposed
oamcnd by Inserting in lieu of the resolution the
following:
ReSoircd, That it is the duty Of the supervisors
to correct the several assessment rolls where
lands ave twice assessed or assessed in two diff
iercni towns; to assess unoccupied lands in the
towns where they lie, and occupied lands in the
towns where the owner resides, whether the line
separating 1t be a town or county line and that
the committee on assessments be instructed to
make the corrections, and report the same to the
board
Mr. Wagner supported his amendment at some
length contcnIns that to adopt the rule propo,.
cd III the original resolution would be q palpabl.
violation of the plain language of the law
Dir, BALDWIN contended that the word farm" Us.
sed III the law, could mean no more than the le.
gal subdivision of so acres The sane law nc.
qnlrcd all the lands To he assessed in eighties,
whether farms were divided or not. Should the
other construction be adopted lands lying in this
county might be assessed in Kendall, and sold for
taxes without the owner ever knowing a word
about it.
Mr.. Wallace thought the word "lot' was insert.
ed to qualify the nluaIiing Of the word farm -
lie believed many farmers in the sou.h.wcs part
Of the county had built thci' houses in Putnam
county to avoid coming here as Jurors The rule
proposed 10y the amendment would dcfraud the
town of Hope of most Of its revenue
MIR. Wagner demanded the yeas and nays on
the amendment, which We're taken and resulted
as follows:
Yeas Nc Durncy, Joues, Hoffman, Wagner,
Sanfurl-5.
Nays Bearl,ley, Maxon Let's, Baldwin, ,Trum
DO, WHIT, Mitchell, Clayton, Galloway, Barber,
Lancaster, Bryant jackson, Wallace, Worsley,
Buttertcld, Eels, Hoxsey, Highly, Hartson-2o
lhe resolution was then passed.
Mr. Wait, frem the committee on the Poor
House and farm appointed at the spring meeting
of the board submitted the following report,
which was accepted:
"lhe committee appointed to take charge ofthe
poor house and farm, with instructions to send
the woman, Mrs Whitford and children) to their
friends, and to dispose of or take care Of the re.
manning inmates of the poor house as they may
deem the laws and the resolution Of the board re-.
qure till the board meet again also to ascertain
the probable amount said hrm will bring If sold,
and the best manner Of dispusing Of the same.
REPORT.
That they visited the poor house q few days
subsequently to the adjournment Of the board, in
June last, and ascrrtained from Mrs. Whitford
their condition in relation to necessary clothing,
and also the residence Of her friends to whom she
wished to be conveyed, the COMMITTEES procured
for them few articles of clothing, and employed
Mr.. George II. West to convey them to their
friends for the sum of SS5. The keeper Of the
poor house was instructed to provide for the is-
sane woman under the contract Of the county
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Supcrfinc Flour.
Till subscriber has on hand supcrtine Flour. from
= Leonard 4 Eaion's mills, pu, up expressly Tor
family uss. Warranted good-subJcci To be sriuru.
ed Ottawa, mar |. C. l.. THOMPSON.