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DODGE'S ELOPEMENT.
By FALCONBRIDE.

The hero Of the following narrative
is Ossian +. Dodge, the celebrated Bos-
ton Vocalist, who paid S625 for the first
ticket to Jenny Lind's first concert in
Boston.
Dodge, the eccentric and unequaled
delineator; or, as the ladies call him,
''the incomparably ugly man" appeared
"on change" again last week; and the
next evening after his appearance at
Miliken's fashionable saloon, Dodge S
head quarters, was at an early hour
densely crowded with the ''members OF
the order" to listen to the rib tickling
accounts of many incidents ever to be
met with in the life ofconcert singer.
Many a time, and oft, have we shaken
our sides with uncomfortable laughter,
as the tormenting sentences of dry and
spontaneous wit fell from the lips of the
Joker, as unconcerned and as careless
as drops of spray from the ever-chang-
ing cliffs of Niagara.
But few, however, ofthe many rich things
related by him in our presence have left
the laughter IN us, like the following
but in order to be fully appreciated, the
reader should see Dodge tell the story.
Dodge, some years ago--about the
time he quit teaching the art Of wax-fruit
and flower-making,s and, fortunately,
took up that of concerting, at which pro-
fession he has, according to repute,
amassed an independent fortunc--made
break across the mountains, and one
fine morning found himself in the city OF
Cincinnati. HH
Here he took passage in the after
ward unlucky steamer, the B.
S., bound down to Memphis, Nat
chez, and New Orleans. ar7 'e
The boat was dcnsely crowded, being
slowed full on deck with agricultural inn
plements, horses, cord wood, Dutch en-
igrants, and other hardware;a while the
cabin overhead was filed with trunks,
band-boxes, ,carpet-bags, umbrellas, gals
and boys, men and women, and such like
plunder. -
The boat showed off, fired her swivel,
aud away she headed down the stream,
while her old pipes breathed forth a
cook, cook, cook, which fairly caused the
surrounding hills TO echo again.
After supper, Dodge having by letter
Of Introduction made the acquaintance
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ARREST For ALLEGED ADULTRY AND
FoRSIcAlIoS.-On Thursday night, II.
the close Of the entertainment a, tho
National Theatre, constable Myers. Of
RoXbury, appeared behind the curtain,
and arrested Junius Bruins Booth, Jr.,
COMEDIAN and Miss Harriet Mace
(known Us having "rod the Boston
boards upon a warrant, issued by I'ri-
al Justice 'Newhall, Of Brookline, in
which Mr. Booth was charged By his
wife, Ciemintina Booth, "a well known
actress, with having on the 9th day Of
February, 1851, at Brookline, commit
ted the crime OF adultery with tho. said
Harriet Mace and Miss Harriet Mace
(unmarriod) with the crime Of iofnica-
lion with the said Junius Brrtus Booth,
Jr., at BrookIine aforesaid, and Ola the
9th day of February aforesaid. and at
divers other times within few months
last past. Constable Myers took the
parties to Broekline, and at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon. they were taken
before Trial Justice Newhall for prima-
ry examination, Both the de endants
waived a reading Of the complaint,
and also waived an examination at this
time. The Justice shcreupon ordered
Mr.. Booth to recognize in S4o0 for his
appearance for trial at the criminal term
Of the Norfolk County Court of Com
mon Pleas, which will sit at Dedham on
the fourth Monday in April next. Miss
Mace was ordered 10 find sureties in the
sum of $50 for her appearance at the
same place. Both the defendants read.
lily produced the required suretics and
were set at liberty Boston Times.
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sAnuEL THATcHEs, Jr- e WV. z. MARSHALL.
THATCHER 4 MARSHALL,
:. - A u

e. 81. Anfhoay Falls, Hiunesofa Territory.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale Of
Lands and Payment of Taxes. One Of the hrm being
practical Surveyor, Lands will be selected for E,n-
giants, and locations made Cor those entitled Bounty
Lands under the late Act, by careful personal e,am
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Passed at the first Session, which was begun and
held at The City Of Washington, in the District
of Columbia, on Monday, the third day OF De-
csmber, one thounsand eigh, hundred and forty
nine.
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Oalcl,u.

&C. STROTHER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines,
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals,
yarnishes, patent medicines. SC. sc.
Main street, Galena, Illinois. 32-tf
IuEMPSTEAD IL WASUBURNE,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Galena, Illinois.
.C-Es We have constantly on hand a supply OF
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
Nav p If
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5tlllmatcr Business pirfrtorn.


Nj. T.. AMES, -ssn.
attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Saltwater, Mir. Ter
Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agcnt.---Stillwater MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
rarranted genuine.
Messrs. Woodward s. Dusenbnry, n. Y. CITY.
s p. Choutean, Jr., & Co. ST. Louis
:" X Dakensie & Co,
80 Hem sstead s. Washburn, Galena, Ill.,
James Carter 3 Co., -
H. l.. Dousman, Esq, Prairie du Chen
Hon. III. II. siblcy, Minnesota Ter.
IHt H. NJ. Rice, ESQ.,, -
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
Saltwater, Min.---By w. L. HARTsHoaN.
No excrtion viii be spared TO ensure the COM
fort Of Travellers. Porters will be in attendance
at the boats, free Of charge. lnf
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
4ttsrnsy and Counsellor al La,c aud Solicitor an
Chaneery.
viii attend to al professional business entrusted to his
Saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-u
THEODORE T.. PARKER.
Attorney and Counsellor al La,c, Stiitrer Min Ter
RErsaEscEs-Hon. w. II. Seward, n. V; John Van
Buren, Esq, Hon. Edwin Dodge, N. Y. City; James NJ
Smith Esq. Buffalo; Messrs. Mullen & Gooda, Water
town, n. Y.; Levi Churchill Messrs. Doane kins * Co
ST. LOUIS; Hon. Robert smith, Alton, H.; Hon. Wiram
Wis; Hon. H. ii. sibley, Min Ter; Michael
L. An,es, ESQ, Mes.rs. Churchill & Nelson, saltwater
Min Ter 2-3l
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THEODORE T.. PARKER.
uillowrlpcr.

y. ALLEN. W. H. SEMMES-
ALLEN g. SEMMES,
.4tiorneys al Lap, WIlio,c Rirer, ST.
C,,oir Co., Wisconsin
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
JYHiow Riuer, ST. Crolr co., isconsin.
Presumption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to-
REFERENCES:
Hon. Caleb Cushing, Mass.
!. T. Walker, Wisconsin
.s Charles Dunn,
III. Dousman, Esq,
Gov'r Nelson Dewey,
Octi8 xxvIt
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q. s. JOHNSON,

Os Ne JOHNSONs
IuctioR and Commission Merchant No. 96 Main ST.,
(fGfcnd,
KKTlLI give his attention tn the sale of Merchandise
w Of every description, Country Produce, Res Is
tate, &c, and respectfully solioits consignlnents.
Goods for Storage Forwarding will receive prompt
tfeution. 3-lN
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John Randall T. Co.,

Storage, Commission, and Forrardng
Merchants,
Lower Steamboat Landing ST. Paul.
LYMAN c. DAYTON,
For,carding and Commission Merchant.
-i' Saint Paul, Minnesota.
VIII receive for Storage, and sell commission
Produce, Grain, and Merchandise Of all kinds },
ON the most favorable terms.
a liberal advance made on all cons isn-
mests.
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/ .Io"'ta' 'A''I'I st'Net' 0u'Ot'" III
SAYRE a HCMBERT,
Saddle Harness and Trunk Manu- nfaefHrers, l25 Main
Street, GGiend, (otd u. o. buiiiinS)
XNTILL receive and fill orders from their friends
w and customers up the river, TO their saiisiac
, ton. Call in. 2-3-ly
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W. IL. Forbes,
YIN. ID. Phillips,

VIM. ID. Philips,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law and Land Agent
-Pre-eupii,n claims secured, and entries made
fby Military Warrants. Otice on st. Anthony
street. nearly opposite the Upper Landing
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"P. S. Enclosed you will find the
amount of my fare, and inasmuch as
have taken possession of your fair, it is
perfectly fair that you take possession
of my fare.
In voice cf thunder the Captain
gave orders for the action of the. engine
to be Immediately reversed, and taking
possession of the pilot-housc himself, he
had for a time an excellent opportunity
of cooling himself down into something
like state of reflection and reason.
Being naturally of a generous and
lively turn of mind, he was soon obliged
to acknowledge to himself that the sin-
fernal Yankee had outwitted him, and
iter all, if his wife had received that at
tention promised in the letter, it would
be better not to make a fool Of himself,
by great splurge and show, but hand
somely acknowledge that he had been
whipped by his own weapons. return the
vocalist the amount of his fare, and then
present him with life-ticket for the
steamer b. S., current at all seasons of
the year.
About the time the Captain was rag
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Saint Eouis.

GREENFlELD SLUDER l. CO.,
No 2l North Second Street bettceen Loeusf aud ZINE,
kftsft4 Saint lLoxis, sst4 f@ esN
Dealers and Importers in Panos and Musical Instru-
ments Lamps, Girsndoles, PLATA and Fine Fur
nture, Looking Glasses, &C. 2-2c
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r. II. NELSON,
Atty and Couusei iior at Law and Cener-
erai Land Hgent..--St. Paul, Min.
Particular attention gwen to tae collection OF
debts, payment Of taxes, securing presumption
ciai.ns entering lands by military warrants, DC.
Sc.,--Offce at present IN the rear OF III. w.
Tracy & Co.'S store.
sCp Valuable lots for sale in Leech's Addi-
ton 2-5-ly
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WIN. WICHTMAN,

Ara Ea WIN. WlGHTMAN, srf.a AZ
Vhokssale Dealer in Groceries as1d Wooden Ware,
Corner Of Commercial and Locust Streets,
.trHla ftlsso SAINT LOUIS, .st aIss t
UUAs for sale at all times, large and general assert
HI ment Of Staple and Fancy Groceries with grea,
variety of Woodenware, which he offers at the lowest
market rites. m.
Merchants respectfully iAyised to examinaiicn
Of his stock. 2-44t4 +f-
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VIM, ID.

VIM. ID. Phillips,
Prscureur, Avocat en- drot, CT Agent desterres-
ST. Paul Keclame mis- ensurete ct des terre
entrees par des ordres militaires.
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G.. ID. BEVANS,
Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer Of every de-
scription Of I'm and Copper Ware, q few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
.,r.e, lStf
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| a. CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS fs.,.,as
Corner of Third and Pine Streets.
r. BARNUM, proprietor, will always be happy 10 see
his frends, WHO down business pleasure from
WISCONSIN, Minnesota and from else where Up ths Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. IA, 1850.
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N. sLEEPER. p A.. UoYSE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
~ SLEEPER Il CO., Auction, Commission, and
lVs Forwarding Merchants-No 100, Main Street,
t.aicnn, Illinois,
Cash advances made consignments. Particular at
ention paid business entrusted TO their 2-3
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GEO. G. STROTHER,
Sole Agent in Ga!ena for sale of Sloan
Medicines.-Mnin street. Gaiena Ill.
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III. CAWOOD,
IN the street leading from the Upper Landing Saint
Paul. ady, short notice, Ia make and repair
Buggics, Wagons, and stds and to do ali kinds Of
vhcciwright work. 36-ly
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WILLARD FILLMORE, President. WILLIAM
r. KING, President Of the Senate, pro tenn
pore. Howell Corn, Speaker of the House
of Representatives..
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III. f. MILLER,
SGddfs Harness, and Trunk Maker, Main Street, oppo
site Coidrd's Drug Store, near the Gaiepd Hotel.
IL kinds Of Stage, Dray Carriage, and Gig Harness.
N English Spanish and Fancy Saddles Bridles &C.
all buffalo robes, oyershoes solid leather
&c, at wholesale and retail 2-3-ly
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( CITY BOOT STORE,
SIGN Of the GOLDEN BOOT, corner of Washington
- and Main streets, where all kinds of Boots, Shoes,
and Oyershoes made order, whole sale tail
by A. NEIL.
Calcna, Ill. 2-2-ly
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For building and machinery for copper rolling es-
tabiishment and for repairs of all Kinds lftyoao hou-
sand hree hundred dollars.
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VO11N a COse
Vatchsndkers aud JereUers, Main ST., Gaisna Illinois
Large aud well selected assortment of Clocss
"A Watches, Jewclry and Silver Spoons, constantly
hand, for sale iow Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds Of Jewery made to order and neatly repaired -
All orders punctasly attended to. The highest price
paid for old gold and silver. 2-2s
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The Knox Insurance COMPANY
-~-----~-----~---T-
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000!
Office on Water street, in JVise's Brick Rs,c
Vineennes, la.

Office on Water street in JVises Brick Rsr,
Fineennes, la.
THIS Company having been duly organized, and
i ten pet cent. paid in on the capital stock sub
scribel, and the balance secured by mortgage on
Real estate and by personal guarantee are now pre-
pated to effect Insurance against Loss or Damag &c
by Fire, on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery
Manufactures, ondall description Of property also
Merchandise, and Produce in the course Of inland
transportation, the rick Of the seas, &c, e.; also
the huls of steamboats, and other vessels aud upon
the lives Of individuals going TO California The
rates OF premium will be ne low as those any otli-
Their responsible company
All losses ibsrally adjusted and promptly paid
The stock of the company Is held entirely in the west
and controledb by western men, and IN no way con-
nscted with New York.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. X n. CARElS, NincennSs,
w. J. lIEBgRp, do
INo w MADDOX, do
JACOB PEA. do
SAMUEL WISE, do
PkTER 7. BAILEY, Fort Wayne:
THOMAS T BgNBRIDGE, Lafayette;
WALTEn w. EARLY Terre lIoute
HrNRy ID. ALLIs, Evansville,
SIMON BorToRrr, Jetleronvil,e;
WILLIAM lIUGnEs, do
LEVI SPARKS, do
JAMES kElGwIN, do
c. NJ. ALLEN, Sec. r. n. CARNAN, Pres.
w. J. HEBERD, Treas'r. $. BoTToRrr, /. p
Short Life and California risks taken al this ngen
cy at extra rates A. b. SMITH, Agent
Ottawa, Dec Is, lS50-tf
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Omninm Gatheruni,

CAPITAL Pt.TsiINENT N WIsCONNS-The sen.
ate OF Wisconsin 10y n large majority, has passed
an act 10 abolish capital punishment, and the
Madison Democrat apprshends 1t will meet with
like favor in the house.
a FAMOUS RAcER-Ihe well known race horse
Rory OMoorc, died on the Sd inst, n, .hc stable
OF his owner, Col T. l.angton, in the parish Of
Jefferson, La. Rory had run 10 races, l6 OF
which he had won
The homestead exemption law Of the state OF
New York went into operation on the lst instant
IL exempts from sale on execution for debts here
after contracted, the lot and buildings thereon
occupied a. n residence owned bv the debtor be.
ing householder and having family. to the
value ofsl 900. The vermont law exempts only
900.
Abont O'Clock on the 18th ult ut New York
six new buildings, the main work of which had
just been completed, in 2Isi street, fell with teri
IDLE crash. Thirty or forty workman were buried
beneath the ruins. Up to 4 T. ~ four dead bod.
les had been roovered, Its supposed that from
fifteen to twenty persons have been killed
A BIC Book In the course Of n sermon
preached a. Boston, on Thursday last, Prof. Park
stated that all the simonons dn the land in the
course OF a year, would make l20,O0O,000 large
octave pages.
DELEGATES TO THE WORLDS FAIR The New
York State Agricultural Society has appointed
the following delegates to the Worlds Fair to b.
held in London; Marian Van Bmcn. of Column
bia county; Harvey Baldwin, Of Onondaeo coun-
ty; larver Baldwin, of Onondago county Har
vey Baldwin, of Onondaga county; John A
hins' OF Queens county Ezra =. Prentice, OF
Albany county d Z johnson, Of Albany county
BRIDGE BURNED --Pittshurg, Jan 27.-Satur
day morning the bridge that crosses the Alechs
ny, was set on fire md totally destroyed. 1t cos
*6O0OO-insured for 100000 One or two 9th
or attempts to set fire to other buildings.
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Plank Road Notice,

Plank Road C,,npdrg ,
SEALED Proposals. will be received at thus office
- unul The lolh day Of February next Tor furnish
iug the plank Sc Tor said road "A, iuliuws.
6oo,uo 4, oah plank >! inch. thick : feet long
Dr 1uuU pine
Also 81 900 Blk walnut or oak boards, & inches
wide and one urh thick.
Sali lumber to be delivered on the north side of
the cauaiecdrr, near the bridge ar Ottawa or on the
south bluff or bank ot Buck Creek ON the state road
to Harding Proposals may be offered for furnish
ng the above plank quantities otnot lr-s than 50 =
600 feet in any one h,d sind plank to be delivered IN
cQua parts, on the lstand 18Th ufhe months of June
and july VM lllC Killing, Prest
Nn VI IErr Srrry
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PURLlC NOTICE

5 hereby given that at sale of lands for the INK.
es thereon, due the county OF La Sale and state
OF Illinois, for A. d. lS4S held AZ the Court House,
IN Ottawa, IN said county on the 25th day of July,
ISi9, purchased the southeast or Of sec 2S town.
50, range /, for the sum of 81 H. The time Of re.
demption OF said tract will expire two years from
said date ofpurchase. dec 2S T. S. SEYBoLp.
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Stadden'S Mill.

THE subscriber would inform the public tina, the
above Mil ism full operation once more and he
l-prcpared TO grind, or exchange flour tor wheatai
all times 10 suit the customers aud with strict aticn-
ton to business, he hopes 10 shnrrn part othc public
patronage. Farmers, pense call and sc us ; YOU
will always find the mlIlcrs ready to wait on you
night ordSy. Cash paid for wheat
Daytnu. ian u IoNAru,S ST.ppry
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Bowling Saloon!

9AMES O'Connor respectfully informs the ct-
- 2cus at Ottawa, that he has recently rc-itted
and materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square, originally established by him.
and that he ls now prepared TO accommodate parties
desiring heailhiu exercise with the best game OF ten
pms to be- found this side OF Chicago.
His Alley has been lately constructed ofthc best
Cherry, and cannot fail TO give the utmost sallriac-
tIon Ian IL
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To Officers and Soldiers,

Whether Regular, Voiunteer, Rangers, or Militia,
Of the Var Of 1872, Nerican, and all Indian
Wars since 1890, tBlach Hawks War included)
4 LL of You who have not received bounty lands
n are nov entitled to them, and can obtain inior.
nation and assistance in procuring them by calling
npon the undersigned at his Pension, Bounty Land,
Patent and General Agency Office or by letter post
paid. Having had several years experience in the
public departments, at Washington City he is ena-
bedt render efficient service TO those having bust
ness oi any description, before either ot,hcm.
Office in the Court House. Toilet. Illinois.
A. f. PiTRICK, Attorney at Lar.
Refsrsnc,-Senators and Representatives in CON
grcss from illinois Hon. VIM. Reddick and John
lise, Esq, Ottawa Hon. J. a. Maueson and Hon
VIM. II. Little, Joliet. DC, IL, 1850 -lOd
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Chicago Aopsriisemmis.
--r~--~->~-~~--
The Farmers wants uet!
The wheat crop ayed By The ~ of
Persons Patented Seed Drill!

MANUFACTURER AT CHICAGO.
AvlNG just returned hen lhs essnssy.
where have sren number Of Tie hrmen
IL who used this drill Inst spSing end III, end
many others have heard from by letsss. oil e1pse0-
ing themselves satisfied with their purehass. snd Do
no,believe any tanner would lake thrve times the
cost Tor his drll, providing he could not obtain an
other. The saving Of labor and seed alone y sut-
hcient lnducemeni Tor every farmer 10 have dill;
but there other considerations Of still greater im
portance, a. il has been fully esceTtained that st
eas, one third more wheat can be raised where IL
is seeded with good drili
The work OF the drill Il not coniined 10 the seed.
ing OF wheat, but s.lii seed oil kinds oi gram and
seeds. Mr.. DE Holt, oi WISCONSIN. who purchas-
ed drill last spring, said he would plan, or sow
every seed on his farm except petators" with the
drill Many have inquired ofme i corn could be
planted to advantage with the drill. ssy II can.
saw three fields last August that was planted with
the dnllat Rockford, by Mr. " W. Rarrcss, James
Iporksand J. Johnson. They said they would get
at least one third more corn than VIII en- planted in
The nsnal way. 1t will be remembered that this is
PtERSON'SPATE SEED DRILL,
Manufactured At Chicago, BY A. Vane, whirh is ad-
united to he iar superior to any grain drill in this
country and perhaps IN the world. For simplicity,
durability, and nea,less Of workmanship, il stnnds
unriynllrd, There arr other drills TINT arc sold EaE
less money but II IL not always the thing sold at the
lowest price that is the chrapes, and 1t is 80 with
drills. Any good farmer who gets one ofmy drills,
and becomes dissatisfied with his bargain is at lib
cry 10 return y IN SIX months IN good order and
% rn ; h MONEY oaeh au TAKE ,ne increase
farmer wishing drill i in line u snrn9 vii III i. ssn
pointed in getting il unless he senJs in ii, order
soon, as am NAL King To- none hut those thai order.
Send along the orders; spring will soon be here. l
WI give the names OF lew farmers who have the
u''''' VI nave "ao TTed' fWmd y mem;
n,,..., u.. =. iS. c,
LANES Rr m.S y ma"op'" a. 0na's''
Josrnb ChorcbiiI Ro,avi,
James Scboonhaycn Elgin
Ell. Seward Mori,,yo'
Nv. Barrass. Rockford
James Works
Horace Miller.
G. C. Miller
| Jo.srh VII p.s,,c
p;napp n 'so 11I pui'aio u,"'e.
uewaI'l fiiiqerhiah, MI Csrroi.
D. SehoolInaker, pennsylvania Settlement.
John Gage Arlington, Lake Gu.
| William Reddick, Ottaws.
Ralph Ware, Granville.
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Take pen in hand and calculate Alright,
Put down your estimates in black and white,
And doubtless you will find in the event
That you've snyed fully good quarters rent
Take all these various things into account
And highly pleased our citizens be with the amour
And you'll determine that when this year does clos,
Gull buy from kohn & Mandlcbaum your clothes
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-01
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cheap, Il not cheaper than ever Lheir old custom
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hndit to their advantage TO trade at the
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