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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

7 AM now receiving large and well selected
Il stock of GOODS suitable for the Fall and
Winter. consisting of Dry Goods of every des-
cription, complete stock of
Hardware, Queensware, &c. Hats
and Caps OF every description,
One thousand pair Boots and Shoes, Cotton Yarns.
Sc, with the largest stock of GROCERIES ever
offered in this market, all of which Will be sold
on accommodating terms for cash or to punctual
customers. | am thankful for past favors and
hope by strict attention to business and fair deal
ing to receive share of patronage.
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
N. B. Merchantable produce always taken in
exchange for goods, at highest prices. J.B.
Stanton, Oct. FL, 1856.
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g. COWNE.

HHAVE lately received large and fashionable
AZ supply of READY MADE CLOTHING, and are
now prepared TO compete in cheapness, quality,
style, &c., with either Jew or Gentle. Their
very desirable stock, all of which will be warrant
ed, consists in par, of the following:
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Over Goats; Fine
Black Frock and Sack Goats; Fine Black
Dress Goats Fine Beaver Cloth Over Sacks J;
Felt and petersham Over Goats and Sacks;
Blanket and Pilot Over Goats; Fine French
Cashmere Pants; Fancy Cashmere Pants, Sat
tinet and heavy Pants; a large variety of Vests,
Drawers, Shirts, fine Linen Collars sc.
Their Stock will be made still more complete
by fresh supply daily expected.
Stanton Nov, II, 1850.
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COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARsENEsS,
BRONCHITIS, WH0OPlNG-C COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
| The annals of medical science alTording as they
do ample proof of the powers and value Of
medical agents, have furnished no examples to
compare with the salutary effects produced by
"AYER's CHERRY PECToRAL.''
The remarkable cures of diseases of the lungs
which have been realized by lis use, attesed as
they are by many prominent professors and physi-
clans in this and foreign lands, should encourage
the afflicted to persevere with the strong assurance
that the use of the ssCHERRY PICTORIAL" will
relieve and ultimately cure them.
We presentto the public unsolicited testimonials
rom some of the first men in our country, upon
whose judgment and experience implicit confidence
may be placed
DIR. PERKINS President Vermont Medical College.
of the most learned and intelligent physicians
the country, considers ii tcompostion of rare
excellence for the OF that formidable disease
Consumption
NORWICH, April 26, 1916.
Dr.. c. Ayer-Dear Sir:-Agreeable to the
request Of your agent, will cheertully state what
PECTOR and they have been astonishing in
deed. Mrs. Betsey Streeter had been afflicted with
severe and relentless cough, which reduced her
very low; so that little hope could be entertained
OF her recov cry; Numerous remedies had been
tried without effect before the CHERRY Pee
TORAL. And that has cured her. George Wat
kinson. Esq, had to our knowledge been afflicted
with Asthma for eleuen years, and grown yearly
woree, until the CHERRY PICTORIAL has now
removed the disease and he is as free from any Of
| he Rev
had been so severely attacked with the Bronchitis,
as to disable him from his duties, and nothing
had afforded hun relief, until l, Mr. Thorning9
carried him bottle of your PICTORIAL, which
in his place.
| These are three of the in which have
known it successful, bat never to fail. We have
great pleasure in certifying to these facts; and are,
! respected sir, your humble servants,
REV. DAVID THoRNING,
| HON. JOSEPH BATTLES.
! Among the distinguished authorities who have
| given their names to recommend CHERRY Pee
| TORAL, as the best remedy that is known for the
| Affections of the Lungs are The London Lancet
ssCanadian Journal OF Medical Science "Boston
| Medical and Surgical Journal "Charlestown Is.
| CO. Medical Review" IN lew Jersey Medical Re-
porter" Prof. WEBSTER, Harvard College, Prof.
| BARTLETT, Pennsylvania University of Medicine,
| President PERKINS, Vermont Medical College, DR.
VALENTINE MORT, New York City, PARKER
| CLEAvELAMD, BoWdoin College, Prof. BUTTER
FIELD, Wlloughby College, Ohio, Prof. BRA1rH-
WAIT, Leeds (Eng) Medical School, SIR R1cHARn
KANE, Queens College, Ireland Prof RosENBAuM,
Leipsic.
The public have but to know the virtues and
astonishing success of the "CHERRY PECTO-
RAIL-" in curing diseases Of the Lungs, when they
will feel secure from these dangers, whenever this
remedy can be obtained.
PREPARED BY ! C AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS,
| t3- For sale BY THOS. p ESKRIDGE. Drug
| gist, Stanton, Virginia. April 3l-eoW6m
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LOOK HERE J!

4 TAKE this opportunity to inform the public
Il that have employed a first rate foreman,
Mr.. JOHN B. DUvALL, who is fashionable and
experienced workman and will spare no pains
to please those who may favor. him with their
work. l still intend carrying ON business at my
old stand sign of JOHN TAYLOR, Tailor where
will at all times be found ready to wait on those
who may favor me with their custom.
JOHN B. TAYLOR.
Waynesboro', Oct. 28.-lm*
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RAGS RAGS

nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND lbs of Linen
" and Cotton Rags wanted by the 1st day of
January next, at the Messy Creek Paper Mill,
near Mt. Scion, in Augusta county, Virginia.
We shall also need about so, 900 lbs, Of Voollen
Rags, for all of which fair price will be given.
ur The undersigned will be prepared to fur
s a dn ana rap sa s Pee aE
solicited. CLARKE, MILLER & HALL.
November Is, l85O.-3t.
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IMPORTED SEGARS.

SIXTY THOUSAND Spanish and half Spanish
~ Segars-a good article old and mild.
$4,000 Fine Havana do, of the most celebra-
ted brands.
10000 Fine Old Principe-superior TO any
ever sold in this market
10000 Domestic Segars Ct ALL GRADES, some
very fine and old.
10000 Regalias from lS TO 35 dollars per thou
sand some Of very superior quality.
G. T. COCHRAN + co.
Nov. rs, 1850,
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THE AUGUSTA EMPORIUM,

rs now open and ready for the Fall and Winter
4 trade, with larger and more beautiful as
sortment than has ever been offered in this mar
iset such as
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FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.


r5NHE undersigned has jast returned from the
Il Richmond market with his usual supply Of
Confectionaries and Groceries,
consisting in part of the following articles
Lemons, Raisns, Almonds, hard and soft
shell, Citron, Malaga Grapes, Figs,
Dates, English Walnuts,
Palm Nuts, Filberts
Pecans.
Also, Candies and Cakes of his own manufac-
ture, always on hand, and orders for the same
promptly filled.
He returns his gateful Acknowledgements to
the public for the liberal patronage which has
heretofore been extended TO him, and pledges
himself that no effort on his part shall be want
ing to secure continuance of the same. He
hopes that by assiduously and promptly attend
ing to his business to share the public confidence
and merit their favor.
E. NJ. CUSHING.
Stanton Nov. II, 1850.
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pbnsieians s. Surgeons.

VIM. W. Cavariy, PhyeirianS S Snrge0H--POn-
tiar, Livingston County, Hhaois. offers his pro-
t.ssional services 10 ihectzens oiPonac aud VI
cinity, and hopes by attention business to merit
share ofpubIic patronage $50.
Dr. Gootling. Office north side Of the public
squire Residence corner Of La Sale and IIa-
ter streets Being always devoted to his pro,es-
sion. h, hopes for ashare oipubic patronage.
ii. W. Hopkins, Physician and Surgeon or
ana III offers his professional servcrs to the ci-
ilzcns Of Ottawa, and vicinity. Office between
Phelps and Walker & !iirkling's stores where he
maybe found al all times except when absent on
professional buinesS aug e ~
Dr. J Pearson, PhVsicida. Surgeon, anil Dem
hsi--O Oitaira. III, oii,rs In, professional services
Ia the inhabitants OF Ottawa aud vicinity. OF
iiice nj his residence on Columbus street
Esd 7 still continues 10 peiiorm operations IN
all the various branches OF Dcnf,sty Charges to
correspond uhh the times mar II, II
ID. ID. Thompson. VI. ID oilers hs prolrssioua,
,snicrs 10 the citizens of Ottawa and vicinity.
Office, next door to the l'E,e Trader Office. up
atais IN Rcdlicks block MP 20 ~
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
1ttor nrn 9.

Champlin N Wallace, o. G.. Chnmplin-W III.
l.. Wallace Attorneys and ConnSetiorsGf Lar
O'iice up stairs in the next building north oi the
ti,.t Office. nov - ~.
T.. i. iceland, ittorney and Counseiior at Ldn
Ill- ,cnmved his office from Rcddicks block, to
l.l' l,s,sl ornerlv occupied by the shertB ~ the
cut oasc now occupied IN partly Lorenzo i.e-
IuI may i'i9
Norris \ Fisher, Geo II Norris Geo S. Fish
er1 dfforneys al Lar and Lqnd agents. Oifa-
ipa, III. W.ll pay particular allrniionlo the pay
Incnt of taxes in any part OF Illinois purchenlns
and selling real estate investigating titles collect
ting demands, buying and selIIug military aRl
warrants and looming them on the best lands for
soldiers or others, securngpensons and all claims
against the government. Office IN the court house
April IL, 1919.
NJ. 4. IlOiiister, Attorney and ConnSclior al
Lar, and Solicitor in Chdnccrg--O Otidrd, ~
Office over the rear OF G Burr's store, opposite
the Mansion hou'e. Jan. 10
Glover Il Cook, q. o, Glover--B. {. CooA) At
tornegs aud Counsciiors al Ldr-Ottaira. Oi-
fce in Rediicks Block, east side OF the public
square Jun ASH
Henry G.. Cotton, itiorhcy and Counsellor al
Llp and SJlicifOr m ChdRcery-- Of'GWG, Ws
Office in Rcdlick's block, east side OF the public
square. Jun u
y. ". Randall. iuorRcym Ldir-Osueso, hsn-
kendail ca. Ills. Aug 10, lsiS--u
& A. Ingalls,, ifforneV and Counsellor at Laic
Opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO, Ills
Particular attention paid TO Agencies nnd collect
ing. mrh %. ~
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,EinI0iHBJ m51T sI6-


Sl6lo. Thus it appears that there would be Of
the increased coin to the increased population one
thousand six hundred and ten dollars for each
man And suppose but cnc in ten of these
wants more than one hundred and ten dollars. u
would leave for each tenth man $4,000. And
suppose hut one in ten Of these wants more than
$4,000, it would leave for every Tooth man annu-
ally 100000!
Well might Andrew jackson sav--"lt Is one
Of the greatest hu'nbrts that ever existed, to
suppose there is not specie in the world to do ali
the necessary business without paper money
And tic above estimates may be relied ON as
correct, from which it appears that We have never
wanted paper currency; and with its decline
our specie is increasing rapidly both in amount
and in supply, at rate that will soon produce
supcrabun,iance Of money in the country; ana the
only earthly reason why there has not always
been an overlooking abundance is the numerous
idle vagrants and neglect to produce for ourselves
whatever we want, and save importation, for
which the specie must leave US and the use of
paper currency which always VIII eXpel specie
from the country, and promote idlencss o- lrpro
ductiye pursuits.
To further show how perfectly and alunlant'y
this continent might have been and etll might he
supplied with silver and gold, we have only 10
observe that the unconed gold and silver export
cd from the mines Of this new and inf ut country
since its settlement by Europeans anloGnt. thi.
time to more than three times a! the gold and si!
vcr coin on the globe and enough to supply three
such worlds rs this with abundance of mcnev, he.
sides all that has been coined aud besides all tie
production Of all the rich mines Of Asia, Africa
and Europe He who knows these facts ns every
vol informed man must know, and yet peiist in
the necessity Of paper currency may Nrite TOR
himself whatever character he p'eases and save
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Horse Shoeing and T'arriery.

VliE subscriber bcgs leave TO aunouce to the public
that hc has opened an establishment in Columbus
street near the Catholic Church where the buSiucs,
oihoEsr Shoe!ng and irrcry w. be conducted ON the
most scientific principles II is generally admitted
that too many otthoSe who practice shorlng m, to
tally giorant OF Its principles thereby producing the
numerous eases uf cuutr1CuunS aud diseases OF the
feet daily witnessed 1t really brcomeS the duty Of
every one who values good horse, Sn essential to
his profit well as his pleasure to secure the SrrNl
CcS o good nrri,r for so useful nm animal
FIFTEEN ucHrs practical experience. II IS hoped will
enable the subscriber To follow correct system, cal
chatcd To prevent diseases consequent on unSkiitul
Snocing and when necessary, TO remedy the errors
OF the past. I TANNING.
Ottawa Nov o. SIS lG
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aaAA 10000 Grs.t"f'",' Trsa. sl' no" -
Sc waiting purchaser, at my Farm aud
Nurs"ry on the ucst side Of For Rircr


near Dagion, and i've miles northwest OF Ottawa.
They Consist oi nearly
300 Varieties of Apple.
And great variety Ut Pears, PIums and Cherries,
which have been selected with care and great cA-
pcnse from the most popular and approved Nursr-
rles III the mon embracing nearly MI the standing
varieties M the eastern aud southern states the ifut
Of whchr is confidently believed cannot hail to suit
the most delicate and refined palnlcs
The subscriber assnmcs with confidence that he
has the greatest pGrietg and mOa g,leHdid dSSOii-
mrat 20 be found in northern Illinois The trees
nre from 10 years oi ngr, and ranging from To
feet IN height aud wei propor,"ucd,
II i believed HAT the iamcntahlr rcmi>suoss on
tie part ottinners, every where Observable IN pUu
Ting fruit trees, Is mostly attributable To the almost
total failure, IN most casrs, where trees have been
transplantcd from a distance" aud the tibrous roots
on which the tree relies iuI Its nurimrnt have be-
come dead from too long exposure lo dry air or Sc
we're irosts after taking them up, either Of which Is
fatal TO it, growth But these cmbarrassments no
longer aSlS. The farmer can now be supplied IN
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
wishes, grown in the soil and climate in which
they are to be- transplautcd
1.-THE trees are taken up IN the spring, it shoudbe
done so N after the frost IS ou, of the groundnt
events. before the lent begins 10 put ioih. linken
up in the fall, they should be buried until spring.
Apple trees al the Nursery l2l cents nil other
kinds, - cents WELLS WAIT,
DAYTON, Jan. ~ lSJO-tt.
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The Washington Coffee House and
Restauraut.

Lust SIDE 0i the Court House Square Gad merit door
10 the Mansion HouSr
M x. =. SiIARkt.Y brgs to inform his friends
vi and the public that, having taken the a
boyc prcmscsand fitted them Up suitably tpr the bu-
'Iness, II Is his intention 10 accommodate the pub
nc with refreshments at the most economical fu,es
Ncn- can always be procured on The short, - uotCe
at any hour OF the day Farmers and Others arriv-
ing IN town and not wishing lose time cal always
be Accommodated of Laad
7. S.-The BAR Is supplied with the choicest
kinds OF liquors. ae, wines candles and scgurs
Lunch every day from hall past ten \. NJ. Ill twelve
Ottawa sent ~ 1919
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y II q Gists

Walker n IIickiing. Drdiers in Drugs, Ncdi-
riass, Pants. OILS, l'maishes, Patent uedi-
zines, Gilss, &c, Ottawa. III.
White n Hunter, Dealers IN Drugs NsdiciasS,
Paiafo, OILS. Patent Medicines. Idrnisiis Dye-
Stg5s,Sc. second store north otthe Mansion house
Ottawa, Ill.
e. l.. Thompson. Dealcrm Drugs. Patem Nedi.
rines, Pants. OILS, Furnishes, Dyc-siaBs, &c.
Between City lloel and Rcddlck block
:. J. Smith, Draler "a Drugs. .Nsdiciaes, Paints
Oas, Dye .Stugs,S Sc, Newark, Kendall coun,
~ Illinois
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Paper Money banking.

Wegivc below few extracts from n work with
which some Of our readers are already acouaint
cd-a Review Of Paper Money Banking" by
j, L. llinman-of which fourth edition is now in
press and shortly to be issued The inherent evils
oi this giant system of fraud and swiniling are
portrayed with demonstrating power-n the
little work We quote from--,hat must leave con.
yIc,ion on every mind open to the reception of
truth The chapter we quote from is on the i'm.
practicability, nutility, mischevous tendency and
consequent inexped!cncy Of paper currency"
We give but the first parts of the chapter
Great aud unnatural inequalities and advanta.
gcs to one class or portion Of any community en-.
danger public virtue by creating envy, avarce, and
an inordlna;e desire to reach aud reap similar nd.
vnntages and gains under the protection Of law,
If possible il not withou, it. And the production
and stimulating Of these passions is evidently ,hc
most fatal to public virtue, and consequently TO
the peace and happiness Of every portion of soci
ETY.. The greater the equality Of advantages and
opportunities which can Reproduced and maintain
cd the more likely we arc to be pursuing and TO
be content with slow but honest gains and more
universal prosperity "Whoso hasteth to be rich
hath an evil eve"
That paper money banking is impracticablc is
evident from the experiments that have been
made-first in China, where NIL the various
schemes that have been tried elsewhere were well
tested, and found lmpracticable and abandoned Mt
an earlier period than any Of the experiments of
ChrStendom, since which it hns been tested by
several states and kingdoms Of Europe and al
ways requlreda despotc power to create. and still
In. lfntn A
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2@ Fox River House, IL
80 Ott0ma, all. ayI " y

FTNlilS popular establishment continues in full opc
l ration and lls accommOd4 ,ons are inferior Ia
none IN the country. Travellers will always hHd
the table supplied with choice game ,nnd every deli
cacy the country affords. A continuance OF the H.
bcnl share OF publc patronage heretofore extended
Is solicited aug 'i9-u
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sEINSlJIkANCE,

THE undersigned having been appointed agent OF
L the North Western Insurance Company Of Os.
wcgo, New York. is prepared for insurng houses,
buildings manufactures. stores, goods wares and
merchandise generally from loss or damage by lire
SSnid company was Incorporated by the state OF New
York in 1882. Capital Slj0,0OO, tall pnld in)
Directors.
j. PnlJpS PnGNlx, Ssru GRoSvENoE, JAMES
bceARr. .lr GroRGE w MoRroN, New York City
ID. 7 RRrwsrrR, Geo. FisurR, Lt-TurR WRIGHT,
80. bubLow, II EAcLE, A Bronson, Al GRANT,
JAMES l.yoN, Oswego.
Ia PRryS. Albany, Jull.Gm
SAMUEL HAwLEY, see GroRGp Fl-HER pres't
GEO. II NORRIS. ngent Ottawn
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL S200,OOO.
flRF, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Office on Water ST. near Market IN lVisc's ROp,
Vincennes, Indiana.

NHCenues, AntudHd.
HNlilS company having been duly organized aud
the capital stock properly secured, are now
= prepared to receive applications tor Insurance
against loss or damage by fire, onbudngs ,mcrchar.
dizc, machinery, mills, manufactures and all de.
scnpuons OF property. Also merchandise and pro.
duce in the oiinand transportation, and upon
the lives OF individuals. The rates OF premium which
WIZ govern thus institution, will conform to the es.
labllshed rates Of the eastern Offices All losses will
be literally and promptly adjusted and paid.
Directors.
IinceRnes-llon, K. n Cnrnan, William J. He.
bc[i. John w. Maddox, Jacob Pea
Fort Vdyne-pctcrP p Bailey
Latayetie-Ihomas Il Benhndge
Tcrre- -Haate--Waltcr w Early.
Eransriiio Henry d. Alls
New lork-Ellsha w Chester, John ]. V. Wes-
i,cNeE, Henry + Tallmadge Frederick Mason, IT,,
Richard c Akcrly
X N CARNAS, President.
+. W CHESTER, I. President.
C. NJ ALLEN, Secretary, Fnccnnes.
n. Il. ELDRgpsE, Serr'y \ Trcas'r, ". Y.
Gb9 JOS. w DOW, Agent Ottawa
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Storage s. formar0ius

Johnston 4 Charruaud. Storage 4 Commission
Merchants Warehouse east side of the BRIDE
MAN canal Ottawa. ILL., nov 20
l.. Hills. Storage Forrdrdipg anil Commission
.lLercbdt dsqler in all kinds Of pr,dncr. 1ruc's
Warehouse, Mo-, Siie-cut, Ottawa, illinois
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rent ef such house Is only about 5000 piastcrs
or 80 doll r. n y,ar.- Correspondent ot (ouricT
aHG Eaguir,r
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Corner Of U0ferdnd Columbus ST ,Hc6r For Rirer
T'llE subscriber respectfully informs the people Of
Ottawa, and the travelling public generally that
he has purchased the above commodous establish
ment and having undergone thorough repairs and
renovation. il is open for the accommodation of
travellers and boarders IN at least as good style as
any other house in town afford and on the low
est terms Ample s,ablmg is attached to the estab-
lIshmeni. The public are asked to give him trial
0r3-No one need shun the house through fear OF
being offended by the perfumes oiiquor, as none is
kept abont the establishment.
JACOB MILLER
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The Rev. Mrs. sniGies a broad.

The following dLlry is decided aud very clever
hit at tie UoDhi e ,itrr..ti OF these latter days.
By tho,e who have been di.gustcd with the pre-.
tensions and aIcrt,ion Of thi, genus the f,liow.
ing viii be read with relish --EA Chicago Jgr.
,ai
Loft Scrabble Tiiil tlis morn,n in the stage FOX
Libcr'yNi!lc. Felt like death about lcayn N. be
love companion but he insisted ont said 'twvull
be unpleasant fr me TO stay to hum while the
parsonage was undergwine repairs and, besides
the Journey be for NV health SO az last veal
ded to conformity and went Twas determined
should visit the Crippinses, at Libeltyy,le-
Slrs. Crprin ben nv husbands cousin.
The mnrnin was delicious and Aurora shonc
with undiminshed lustre The fcathered song
stcrs wobblei in the groves; the lrrezes was Ia
ladened with the fragrance of ten thousand flow
crs while mater seemed TO vie with creation to
render the scene one Of unmi,gated splendor--
But scarcely noticed it bii for want in
stiwation 10 enjoy It a mite. Alas my hull
soul was wih Shadack
Their want but tew individuals besides me in
the stage and they was men folks | should
found the Journey awful tejus. If hadn't = muscd
mysclfLy cUuftin iEuscs, cs shadrick calls il. !
had pencil and piece opaper in my rilicUle;
and axrd one q the gentlemen TO lend me his
hat TO write on. He haUded it out very perlitu.y
anl composed the following stapals:
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PHAETON; OR IHE AMATEUR COACH
MAN,

= CLASSIC STORY rortLARIzED ny JrEMEs.--(i q.
ZANE, nuGuGATE, WI
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Iron, Nails, and Steel.


SUGAR, Coffee. Tens, Spices Of all kinds soaps,
~ candles, Tobacco, Mackercl, white Fish, Goldfish
andherring. Just received CUSHMAN
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C1OlhN.
RROADCLOTiiS Of all colors and qualities, fan.
- cy and PLAIN cnssncrcs, heavy Sleeps grey sat.
,re,ts, ,wceds, jeans, hard times, also canton and
woolen Flanncls, Linscys, &c, jus, received at
noy2 CVSUNANa
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TO MY OWN ONE.

TO MY OWN ONE.
Tarcwcll TO Scrabble Hill
Farewell 10 my dear Slai I
leave you much agains. my will,
And so I feel quite bad.
o Shadrach think Of me
When | am far awav;
scriinsly shall think Of thee
Wherever | do stray.
AAoo a fond alco.
Dear puraner Of my heart.
The lice Of comm back TO YOU
Sustains me while We pat.
o il my Shad should b.
Orwell while I'm from home.
1Shall feel most oiplca-antlee,
And wish ] hadn't come.
But will hope and pray
That we may 10th be able
To meet again some fuiur day.
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