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FARM RIDGE AND DEER PARK
S x WI + N A r. Y

THIS Institution is now about to be opened,
] under the charge Of f.. y. JENCKS, 4. NJ,
Professor Of languages. Mathematics, &c, and
Princpnl Of the Normal Department. aud Miss VI
c. MOULTON, Teacher OF French, Drawing,
Embroidery &c, and Principal OF the Ladies De
psriment
This seminary is situated in Farm Ridge, La.
Sale county, Illinois, miles south. west Of Orta.
wa, and IL miles south east Of Peru and La Sale,
in fine, healthy location, md in the midst of an
intelligent, moral community, who have erected
the large and suitable Seminary Building entirely
at their own expense
THE FALL TERM
vii, commence on Wednesday, November 10Th,
1851, and will continue II weeks The Winter
Term will commence on Wednesday, February
ith. 1852, and will continue II weeks, closing
April 20lh.
TUITION.
For Greek and La IN Languages, Higher Nn,h-
ematcs, including Geometry, Ingonomrly, Sur
yeying, Navigation, Book Keeping, Aigcbr, Ad-
yanced Chemistry, Moral and intellectual Phoso-
phy, $500
For Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Algebra
commenced, Physiology, Higher Arithmetic Rhe.
torc, Logic, Ancient and Modern History, Watts
OH the Mind $500
For common Arithmetic. Mental Arithmetic
Geography, Grammar, Defamation, Composition
Reading, aud other common English studies, 50 90
ErhG Ornamental Branches French, 80 "
Embroidery and Drawing, each s200.
TUITION IS REQUIRED IN ADVANCE
No student taken tor less than halt n term; no
deduction for absence except in case OF sickness -
The trustees have secured the services OF teachers
who will spare no pains To render the instruction
| thorough aud practical aud 10 exer, over then
pupils hcalthlul mora Influence furnishing IN,
faithful student with the elements Of that most val
liable and important acquisition, 4 Good Eiuca
ton. Prof Ien,ks Is a graduate of Madison lni
yenty, N. Y and has had several years expert
cncr IN teaching and Miss Moulton !. gnduat,
OF the Female Institute At l'ra,,cborough. Vermont
and the public mny safely rely upon their compe
tenoy and iailhtulness.
b. 4 IL d:
Good Board will BE- furnished in private families
within cinv-nlent distance of the Seminary, q
from Is cents To 81 per week
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
will furnished to students a, New York prices
For further Information enquire ol the Principal .
OF either OF the subscribers. Ioct IS SLOT
ELMER BALDWIN PM, Farm Ridge r..
| ], L WlswAL Deer Park, i'"s
! w X GALLOWAY, Eagle, "'S'
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DURSUANT 10 an order OF the county cour, OF
l La,a.c county notice Is hereby given. that all
j. Wagner late 81 ln-Ilir county, deceased are re-
qWred tupJoduCc the same i'm Whiting aud tile them
m said cour, on the third Monday IN December
next, when and where said claimants are requested
10 attend tot the purpose OF having their claims adj
Iu>trd m pursuance OF law. ] IL. WAGNER,
Oct - lSll-IO-6w. 4 lyi'r
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GRIND.
BUTTER.

Counter Scalcs-.n warranted
article-nr sale hv ], MANLY " 20.
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ROYCE& FRENCH'S
Hub MOrticing and Boring machine

I'M f. subscriber has now on hand Il few oi the
boyc named machnes, made entirely Of ron
in way and manner so simple in its construction,
and vet so substantial and durable ns 20 surpass any
thing Of the kind eyerye, offered to the public The
frame work of the machine being entirely VI cast
iron enables it with the help OF one man to perform
ITS work with the greatest degree OF accuracy there
being 10 jar or give to H. II will bore and morlce
a hub. and iheu hyunscrewing two bolts. throw the
driving shaft INTO horizontal position, tenant the
spokesby attaching hoIlos auger, with the great
ssteasc and facility. all (which Is warranted TO be
done na workmanIke manner.
4 machine can be seen in operation a. my shop
Sept 90 Il. BARNARD.
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&MI @DE~ @sS

nre made to szii the demands Of the country heavy
and of good stock, and We feel no hesitation in war
rantng them for durability and TO give satisfaction
We offer a good assortment Of Cloths. SdfiGeits,
Tcceds. Jeqas, FiaHnels ef different kinds, and a
very superior quality OF blankets carpet and stock
ing yarn, which We will exchange on liberal terms
for wool cash, wheat, corn, &c. We will pay part
cash on wool where i is required,
CiRDING AND SPINNING will be done as
heretofore in lots OF thirty pounds and upwards, at
from fourteen to sixteen cents per pound.
wool CARDING
done a; FIVE cents per pound. We have our ma
chimes in good order for doing the best Of work
and when wool comes properly prepared Tor card
ing, you may depend ON having good rolls.
CLOTY DRESSING
will be done ut the usual prices but IN better style
OF finish. Persons who may have 10 be detained
over night. on business connected with the Factory
shall be 10 no expense. J. u d. GREEN.
Dayton, May u, 1851.
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Paints, Oils, Sc.

onn KEGS pure and No white lead in oil,
Goo 500 kegsdry white lead,
500 " d" red lead,
Also. chrome, green and yellow English We
nerIan red, French red, yellow ochrc, Paris green
sma,s pain, brushes, gold leat, bronzr- and var
nIshes, for sale by npl9 lFdltcr Il Mcklms.
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HITCH ON!

nor sale, , horse carriage, new, md got up IN
K excellent style, ami made by the best Of work.
Ineu--wil be sold alta bargain.
Also, ior sale Two horse wagons, Nv
Octi j. q NITTNGrV
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Farms and Lands for Sale.

u OFFER for sale several tihe farms of various
j sizes, IN various stages of improvement ndJa'
cent to each other, aud 10 the farm on which re-
side.
diso-6OO acres Of land, contiguous to the same,
in lots to sui purchasers al.o, the fine farm on
which now reside, commanding noble pro'pcct
oithc surrounding country aud possessing every de-
sirabc requisite as enduring stock water, fertility
of soil, dwellings, barn, ice house, cntc- sheds. &c.
This arn embraces 500 acres under fence, and ~
acres Of timber.
This property lies S miles from Ottawa, II miles
from Peru. aud Imcs from the Illinois River, IN
direct line BRoNsoN Murray
Enrm Ridre mnY 10
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There ars many more names | could give YOU,
hut think it unnecessary. | would further inform
the farmers of The west that have taken the store
No. l57 south IFatcr street, corner Of La Sale,
known a. ihe old Bank Building for the purpose OF
keeping al kinds ofthe hes; and most approved far
ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi.
ago are invited 10 call on the subscriber.
Chicago Jan H. A VANE, t51 South TI'ater ST.
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The World challenged!
=. EMERSON'S
Improved Atmospheric Ghurn.


I'llE attention otthe public q respectfully solicit
/ ed To an examination ollhe above chum, which
tor efficiency, cheam"s- and facility or Cleaning,
stands unrivncd and alone.
The numerous certificates which have been re-
ceyed corrobomuye at is unriya.rd performances,
with the different chur, now IN use and the uni
ted testimony OF all who have witnessed is opera
ton, furnish ample proof Of is being the most APP
proved Churn cyrreXhhei to the public lnit the
greatest mechanical and philosopher. principles are
fully embodied, viz the agitation or suriacc ilic.
ton OF the cream urmlk and Decentralization of at
mosphrric air. This mechanical and phllosophic-
al action upon the cream or milk has the ciirctto
-cpnrnte and bring INTO contact the detached paTtI-
clrs Of butter requiring oniya proper temperature TO
promote their adhesion The process of collecting
the butter is not cquaed by any previou. invention
II being rapid and complete. 1t has in all cases
where tried with other chums, proved itself the
quickest, and at the same time a more perfect scpa-
ration. and consequently larger quantity ofbulier
On time and the amount produced, the world is
challenged :, +. EMERSON, PGicHfee.
n B.-Pcrsons dcsirous of purchasing County
Rights or Chums, 10y directing letter post paid
to, or calling person on, William Pearson, Qua.
wn, ILL.,, will meet with prompt attention. Mr.
Pearson also manufactures and keeps Tor saleul 81
yes vi the above chuns.
WILLIAM PEARSON,
Ag,nttOr hestate ofNliaOis
| Ottawa, Sept II 1850.
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NOTICE

NOkbVb
rs hereby gwen, tina proposals will be received
| from persons residing on the north and south
side Of the Illinois river, by the Supenn'cndcnts
of Poor of In Sale county, on the first Monday in
November, 1851 n, the cour, house for the mnlnle-
nance OF all poupers, that they may be legally sent
to the place or places for the reception OF the poor
Said proposals must distinctly state the amount per
week Tor The care, keeping, washing and lodging,
Of each pauper so sent and maintained. !! Is eX;,
prc,ed that the person or persons whose bid shall
finally be accepted will provide a suitable building
hy The lat Of December mex, for their reception, and
will have the privilege OF working them under such
rules and regulations he supcrintenden's shn n
dept The Superin,cndents shall furnish all ne
sons making proposals, who desire further informa.
ton upon the suhcc, are referred to the report and
resolution adopted by the Board Of Supervisors OF
The county. G.. w. JACKSON,
WELLS WAIT,
SytvASus Crook,
Superintendent.
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DAYTON WOollen Factory.

II WIS establishment has kept its steady, on.
1 ward course, Notwithstanding the "myste.
nous knocSnEs" the California Epidemic" &c.
d has survived them ell. andi is hoped that with The
assistance Of the senior partner, whois ngain at his
post, ready TO accommodate customers, that We
wl be- prepared 10 supply the wants Of The farmers
wool-growers and others, in the way oiEXCHAN-
GES, more literally than we have heretofore
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The Best Coal

DROtGllTln,o Nh. Ottawa market il. now m ,ed
ID 10y Mr., MARKS MORTALITY, who may Of
all times he found 81 hi residence near the canal
bndge,a at the head of Buffalo Rock Ills bed is in
the same region where the famous" Strawn Coal" is
raised, and Mr.. VI challenges comparison with
that coal, knowing his own taken n together. 10 be
better article A. to the cool from most OF the beds
around Ottawa, It Is positively not 10 he compared
with his and yet MIR Mounriy engages to sell his
Goa ascheap A. II not cheaper than, any ofhe coal
dcnletsin this region
Teams always KEEP, IN readiness 10 deliver Goa 10
order, or any number ottcams loaded al short no.
tice on applying a, the residence of the subscriber
The attention OF Biack.niihs ; particularly called
In this conl MARKS MORTALITY.
Buffalo Rock. "a ms below O,nws1 Dec IA. 1850
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS
GERMAN MEDICiNE STORE.
No. 40 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
PREPARED By
DR.. E. VI. JACKSON

u El.h-iA III fbit ~ r. NIf'hE,
No. 40 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Ihsir yor,r ORR tie dLore Diseases is not ercci.
Iri i egadiioi By ang other preparation IN tic
tI6fof Si1tcs, as he cures atitd IN many cases
AIR. Miilfd PAs 0iciais hai tiilcd
These Blttcrs urc worthy the attention ofinNa-
lids Possessing grrat yriuc, m h. rrt.tiiicnton Of
diseases OF the liver aud lesser glands exercising the
Nest searching powers ~ weakness and affections
Ilhe digestive organs they are, wiIhal safe, Ger
tam and pleasant.
READ AND re CONVINCED.
From the Boston lee
The Editor said Dee rid" Dr. RO0fdHfs Gel
cbratcd German Filters TOT the cure of Liver Com
plalnl. Jaundcr, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Is dcscTycdy one oi the most popular med
lcincs Of the day These Burr- have been used by
thousands and friend at our elbow says he has
hwsrltrrceiyed an eiicctua and permanent cure 81
Liver Complaint from the use Of lhisremrdy We
are convinced that, IA the u-c Of these Biicrs, the
patient constantly gains strength and Ngor--a fact
worthy oigrcat consideration. They are pleasant
IN taste and smell and can be used 10y persons with
the most delicate slomuchs with safety under any
circumstances. We utr speaking from experience
and lo the afflicted We advise thrrusc.'
Scots Weekly, one oltht best Literary papers
published sand. Aug 2j-"Dr HOcRands German
HluerS manufactured by DR.. jackson, are now rec
ummcutcd by the most prominent members OF the
faculty Hs auurucle ui much efficacy ~ Cus.s lite
male weakness, A. such is the case, we would adj
wise all mothers tO obtain bottle, and thus save
themselves much sIrhurs~. Persons Of dchllilntrd
constitutions will find these bitter, advantageous To
their health We know from experience the salu-
iarytlIrcitAey have upon weak s'-irms."
NOEE EIIDENCE.
The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette" The best
family newspaper published i'm the I'uitrd Stairs
thr rluursy- ot d. Hoe00HdS German Enters,
49," II IFS seldom that We recommend whHtare tcrm-
al Patent Medicines lu the confidence and patron
t FrfHHF T|IrT La hon 4
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S,,e Of Timber Land.

U,IlE undersigned will offer Tor sale ut the door
ofthe court house, IN Ottawa, on the 8 Mon
day Of Nov. next, between the hour Of 10 o'clock
m and o'clock y. M, So acres ct Timber l'nhu,
living onscclion IT, township 33norih. range ., ras,
ofthe 81 p. M SAID land Is dlvidedn!o ~ ana ~
acre tracts, according to It's value ana Is one ~ Wv
hest oppor,nnitics Tor those residing between Mar
SELLS and lloldeman's Grove to purchase timber
land that they wllprohaby ever have. The terms
Of sale are one third Of the purchase money down
and the balance divided into Two equal annual pay
men,s with inieres, at the rate OF 10 per cent per
onnum, payable semi annually IN ma ,or ,bs hoI.
nnce due. ANY information can be Ind ~ regard
Ia the land hy applying to Dophus Clark, Israel
Massey, or John Richey. Esq ,r's,eeSoi schooIso'
H." ,hoy, town. g. w. JACKSON,
w, -, Torn Treasurer.
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GREAT RAIsGAIN:

EOR sale south - feet OF lot |, block II, in the
i original town OF Ottawa west side cour, house
square, with all the improvements
4 $50 lot 3 block &C. in the states addition to Ut
tawa on La Sale street between the new square
and Catholic church. with all The Improvements.
Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
JoSErH o GLOVER, ESQ,
Julvi9 or JAMES UCoNNoE.
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fN1tr 81 thHrtrN lrtN0r, deceased
DIRSlANI to an order OF the county court oi
l IHNallc county, notice is hereby gwen that all
persons having claims against the estate OF Charles
Preston, ate ct la Sale county. deceased are re.
Quirrd To produce the sanr IN writing aud file them
IN sand court on the 81 Monday in December next.
When and where Siid claimants are requested TO At
tend tor the purpose OF having their claims adjusted
IN pursuance ot law SAMJLL h GkiutEY,
Ott - lSll-lO-6w Administrator
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Qnsuraure.
Is Your Property Insured!

II not, please call upon the Undersigned, who Is
AGENT tor one of the
Oldest and Most Responsible Companies
~ THE CNUIp STATS,
THE PROTECTION lNN RiNrE COMPANY,
OF Hartford. Conn.
-ANNH-
TAXES FIRE, INLAND AND marine RISKS
Ca the most favorable terms.
Sept i-iN C.. BURR. igeRt.
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The Farmers Wants Met,
Persons Patented Seed Drill,


Fractured IT CHICAGO
n ANlNG Just returned from the country,
wheJe lhayc seen number ut the farmers
H. NJ who used this Ju., last spring and tall. and
many other, have heard from by letter. all express
nG themselves satisfied with their purchnse, and do
uVIugncNc any iauuCr would take three times the
cost Tor ms dgul, providing he could not obtain an
other. The SAVING Of labor and SEED alone Is sui
hcrni lnducrmrut Tor every tanner To have drill ,
NH there are other >'icTaunus 81 still greater m-
poI@ucc, as . has been fully asccria.ued that al
least one 'hrd moyr whra, can be Tuised where 10
Is ~,rd'd with a good dul
The work of the drll not confined to- the seed
inE OF wheat, huI vii. seed all Kind, 81 grain and
seeds. Mr. prliou, OF WISCONSIN, who purchas-
ct dul, last spring, said ht would plant on SOW
every seed ON his auu except potatoes with the
duu. Many have inquired OF me Il cora could be
planted to uivau1lEc with the drill. | say II can.
lsaw three fields last August that was planted with
TIE dnllat Rockford, by VT. n " HaUUSs James
u ork,and j. Johnson, They said they would get
al least one ih!ni more com than VIII en- planted IN
The usual way. II viii hr remembered that this Is
piEhNo>'S PATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured at Chicago, by /. Nanr, whichs adj
United To ue tat superior To any gram dul m this
country ana perhaps M the world For simplicity
durability, ami neatueSS at Workmanship, II stnnd,
uOuyalrd There are other drills that are sold Tor
less money hutd Is not always the thing sold at the
lowest pUce That j. the cheapest; andlt Is 81 with
and becomes dissatisfied with his bargain. Is az lb-
rriy 10 return 1t in six months, in good order aud
wi,l give him hi money back and take the increase
of grain mised 10y using the drill Tor ~, use. Any
tanner wishing a drill m the spring, will be- di-ap-
pointed no getting II unless ne sends M his order
soon, a. am making invuunr but those that order
send a.on. the Orders spring will soon be- here.
will give the names ota few farmers who have the
J.IlS " have had wheat seeded hy them.
ILLINOIS
,Vcsrs King < lathrop s.. Charles,
James Brown, Geneva
Joseph ChurcGI.., Batavia.
james Nyhoouhaygn Elgn,
f. IL Seward, Moringo.
II. W. Harrass Rockford
james Works,
Horace Miller.
G. C. Miller
Joseph Wilson, Buffalo Grove.
lHncwault 4 IIiidyman, Mt Carol
J. Schoolmaa,r, Pennsylvania settlement.
John Gage Arlington. Lake co.
William Ecddck, Ottawa
Ralph Ware Granville.
T. r Minor, NJ D., Elk Grove.
). * VI b. Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells
\. H. Hawlcy pckin.
j. Dickson.
Levi, shelton.
Peter MyH Esq, Paris,
WISCONSIN.
\ p. Dickcy Racine.
Deacon Smith, Troy
Nh Edwards Sugar Creek.
Mr. Pierce,
M Bublrc.
VIM. DeWoli Heart Prairie.
Horace Adams
EJenczor Thomas, Eagle Prairie.
4. r. Hiuklcy,
Henry Warner, Fond du Lac.
H. Hubert. PLtteyjlle
}. 4 ) BL, Zee 4 Co, Beloit.
low a.
Row. T : Norris, Du Buquc.
H. G. Pierce
'I'hg-e
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FALL L. WINTER CLOTHING
~0a9 SmnnpSPS
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,


OTTAWA, I'LL.
TIE unparalleled success which so Tar has
crowned my business by adheriug strictly 10 the
principle OF mixing" Quick Sales and small Prof
its" has made II necessary tor me to bring Oh
tremendous large and fashionable stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
for men and boys, boots aud shoes, hats and cape.
trunks, caIpe, bags buffalo robes, gloves handkcr-
chiefs, suspenders, umbrellas, drawers and under
shirts, socks. India rubber and oil clothing latest
styles mhcskn hats and general assortment OF
everything constituting a gentlemans
COMPLETE d. FASHIONABLE OU7FW,
all of which now ulrat the lo,rsst rate 81 prices
TO my old friends and customers, and 10 the public
IN general.
The whole of my present stock has been made
10 with view TO The wants OF this ina rket, audbe
ncconyinccd that there is no house in lhis place or
vicinity 10 sell ua cheap as ] DO shall continue to
make myself worthy ofthr public patronage as here
inforr Ii being impossible 10 mention everything
o! my varied assortment. OF to say IN words all
will do for those who favor me with cali, solicit
every one in wan, Of articles in my line, to come
and look for yourselves aud am sure you wI.. not
leave ihsesiqbl ,hmeut without buying.
EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
Ottawa, Sept IS l.. RAUGH,
in Sanzyr & Armonr's New Brick Block
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American House for Sale.

rI'IIE subscriber offers for sale the American
/ House. n, the junction oithc Illinois and Fox
rivers, IN Ottawa, and all the furniture &C. thereto
belonging nj bargain, The house has been kept
fora number oiyrars. and has always proved a mon
cymakiuG stand. A. L. MILLER.
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-. ii LLlr.NLe O nm d.cen.-L

I.'-T-' v I.-W IIVE U IITII, u7TT7'7T-
ID RSC ANTto an order ct the county cour, of
1 In Sale county notice Is hereby given, that all
person, having claims against the estate of tidrdge
G. liIl, late Of Ia Sale county, decd. are rcgur-
rd 10 produce the same N writing, and tie them
IN suid court ON the
IhirR Nouirv Of December neat.
when and where sall claimants are requested TO
attend Tor the purpose oihayug their claims ADJUST
ed 100 pursuance of law. luHY " HUI,
september 2i i,jl-G-Gw Ererr
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Fruit, EvlIi!

nm 0AJhS dTicd 1ppIesi % slCis nenc6's,
1oO 5Oboxes raisins, > casks Zlnlr cur-
rants also preserved c.Uon prunys, &c, 70 sale by
apTi. - Iiuiber 4 Kicking
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Corn : Corn !

o0OO GOOD fathogs wanted for which the
CUVU highest price will he paid nv
oct II HASKELL & RICHARDSON.
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GREEN APPLES.

IN 0OO BUSHELS wanted, to be delivered
tVsUUU the coming winter.
octll HAsEELL & RICHARDSON
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Please Read This,

4 LII ploughiug or digging sand on my land
~ west aud northwest OF Newark aud Mli-
ford grave yard, Is strictly forbidden, underpenaIty
otthe law. LEVI BRslNARp.
Newark arril l2, 1851
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~ Al.DNS.
choice Family Flour.

- TWO horsc wagons, aud > one horse wagons,
) made and t,immed IN the best manner. Tor
sale by aprl II !. &. Gay.
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'k'e:sS.

ltTTTON & Fyie have Just received beautiful
~ assortment oicTewel, Berlin wool j also sam
par canvas. mar. !.
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600 PIECES Cottorade. Drills, Depir,s,
ZUO Kerseys. Jeans, aud fancy stufis for
men'sand boys wear. cheaper than ever,n
June7 LOcRwoOps.
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CUTTON & FYFE have received fresh lot OF
> excellent 50 cent Tea. Superior Black aud
Dung Hyson at all pTice. July 20
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C,pLENDlD stock OF boys calf Kip, seal, and
= coarse boots and shoes. Ladies aud misses
boorrs kid .lps. sIIk aud prunra CATERS, and ex-
rcl-lcts some new styles Just received by
MAY g. 1850. l.. y. SANGER & Co.