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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
Extensive SALE OF REAL ESTATE

nm SrooEs At AUcrioN-We invite the attention
of ctpitsi,s and others To the large sale OF about
Eighty hbldirg lots aud large number OF houses ana
lots in e civ of New York close concern also large
invoice of stocks To be sOli THIS DAY, by ANTHONY
9 BLFECKER at 70 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exehtnge,
copstng of the houses and lots Nos A. is and Is Cham-
bersst 3housee aad lots and next the southwest cor,
per Coerckst and 9d.st the houseeid lots Nos 22 and
28 Division and about so desrab building lots sltua-
led on Ist "a Sd 7h 9Th 9TH and 10Th avenues and on
LeNugton av and avenue A, and on ilh IAN iAh ga,
sd S4ib SSH and 44hfs Also by order OF Trustees me
house and lot No 50 Forsythst Afro the following yaua
be STOCK on Of whom i may concern 400 shares
Merchant Bank stock; go do Trademens Bank stock
l80 do Leather Manufacturers Bark stock; 10 do New
YorI II surance Co stock; $3.50 City per cent s.ocS.
nav able If6S S2 22 Guy per cent stock payable 1900
SSl9 civ ner cent stock payable 1870; S22 i2O City
Der cent stock pay able 1869 So9 State per cent stock
psysbe 1856 SaCOo Sae per cent STOCK p9ys0e lo9u
S20OtO United States per cent stock payable 1907 also
10 shares OF The capital stock OF the Bank Of Kentucky
oar value SlC0 per share ao 20 shares OF The Cly tlre
Insurance Co stock. LhOgraphc maps OF the above
houses ard lJts can be had 81 the auction rooms no
RfOad-et NfNJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
Us. senator for nInssachusett..

,,o.,.r BOSTON, Wednsstsy. AUchB
and resulted az follows: Whole uambe, Of vo,..
$50, necessary for choice. 1874. somner had iss ;
Winthrop Ice; scattering, IS. Sumner thu, lose.
l on the last trial.
Mr. Kellogg, Wing, OF Pittsfeld, then moved 70
postpone the matter till the first Monday In Julv
which was equivalent to an indefinite po.tpone
ment A warm debate ensued, after which Il
was voted by 45 majority TO postpone for two
weeks. 81 OF the scattering votes were Tor Henry
w. Bishop, old line Democrat, and for Charles
Allen, w orcester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
Weather Items.
b. Nome, Line. le WalstI

WEDNESDAY, March l9-3 Pm
BUFFALO - Weather cloudy; wind norh west shei !"
bar - 2e5. Saratoga went the Lake this afternoon
RocHEsTER.-Cloudy, with cold wind from The n"@
west; ther. SO. n
AUBURN-Cold ard cloudy wind north west thef y
sYRAcUsE- Been rather pleasant today but quite COZ
wind noriL west; Their so.
OswEGo DARK unpleasant evening has snewed no
all day. umelted aSt fell wind NORTH Their 50 bE0ns
ter 1880.
UTIcA-Rather an unplelfant day, somewhn slonrI
cloudy but not stormy this evening" wind northwest ns
81 barometer riing. 4,
ALBANY-lt has been raw. diiagreeabe day. clostl
this evening wind norh; lher 46 mercury &C. btfcEs
ter 1910.
fRoY.-A cloudy, raw day. wind rorth; ther. 81.
BY BaiAs Line CGce29 WSI-st
WEDNESDAY,, March 1913 Pm
BUFIALo-Fort Porter 81 m - Bar. q. q hef q
Laehtd 81 cssrness OF sky Their. attached Al "iea -
W clouds NV. sr
RocHEsTER-Co'd, cloudy and unpleasant wndm
Their. a..
AUBUEN-Wrd NE; cold cloudy; lher t6
sYRAcUsE--Wind N light clouds; lher 80
UTICA Cold and clear wind w Their -.
Fort PLAlN-Cold and cloudy; ther. q. ...lr
ALBANY-II bas been q cold, cloudy disagfeea'"-
with US Their. 46.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
More about the Wreck Of the Robina.

The ship Robina, Capt. Kane, from Liverpool
bound for Baltimore. with a cargo OF salt and iron
experienced heavy gales during the whole pas
sage On the 10th ult., lost overheard Frederick
Austin, seaman. On Monday last, while approach.
ing Cape Henlopen she ran ashore. Tnere were
about one hundre passengers on board al
whom got ashore safely, except five, including
two ladies' who were drowned. Hopes are en-
tertained of getting her off, She is insured fox
$50. 600, mostly in Baltimore. The Robina wmi
fine ship, about two years old, and belongs to
Sperrv K Peasants line of Liverpool and Bali
more packets
A bark, loaded with railroad iron, is also ashore
in the same neighborhood, and both vesseA At
last account, were in dangerous positions A
steamboat is being dispatched to their relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

NEwJERsEY LEcIsLATURE.-This body al
iourned Yesterday after passing large number
Of local bills and granting few important reforms
the Exemption Of the Homestead and Land Linn
itatiop having been postponed until next session
although large majority was given for those Re-
forms at the last State Election. Several Rail
road bills, which it was supposed would operate
preudicial to the United Monopoly, were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

F MADISON UNIVERSITY, Hamilton, N. Y.
according to the last Catalogue, has sixty-nine
students, including thirty six undergraduates,
twenty in the Grammar School, and thirteen in
the Theological Department. The course Of
stu6ies ia on a very liberal scale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

write directly to the employers, may DO
so, and their orders shall be promptly re-
sponded to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
LOOKING GLASS WAREHoUsE.-RIcH-

ARDS KINGsLAND Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer OF
Looking ssses and Importer OF Looking Glass Plates,
80 Corand-st, N. Y has In store splendid essort
ment Of Onsmented, Plain Pier and Mantel Glasses.
Also unusual large stock OF Mshog Frame Glasses
suitable for the Western aud Southern trade. Jobbers
and dealers In general will do well to call aud exam.
this and prices purchasing elsewhere
their facilities for manufacturing and Importing their own
Plates enable them 10 sell lower Than any Other house IN
this city. 81 Smeod
N B-Merchants having orders TO Gil for California,
Wel! Indies or other markeis, would do well 70 call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

Sprt hai Dispaieh 70 The iSibsns
WAsHIs0 TON, "Wednesday, March n
Mr.. Harrington the popular Wing Post.
master at Buffalo is to be removed to make
room for a lower law man. My inform.
alton is undoubted. The Marslal of u,
Northern District is likely to go the sam.
way. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
Piffsburg Items.

PITTSBURGH, "Wednesday, March H.
Our warehouses are overlooking with goods IA
transit East and West, and business is snprsce'
dentedly brisk. Freights to Cincinnati are 10
cents. The River measures feet and 10 rising
A family of knockers have arrived, creating con.
siderable fun and excitement. 1t is showing and
the thermometer stands at 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
Another Sufctde.

BOSTON, "wednesday, March 70.
Rev. Mr. Forster, student OF Andoyer Theology
cal Institute, committed suicide in that town q
day or two since, supposed to be insane Hi
dead body was recovered by bis father who went
to see him. He was fine young man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

BUFFALO, "wednesday. hnch "
The steamers Saratoga and Albany leit tnn
morning for Detroit. Steamer Ohio arrived tD'
evening from Detroit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
GREEN CoRN-WINsLow's GREAT Par

PARArIoN-Have you tried It, II you are oosng the
finest luxury of the This CORN is resh when
taken from the field having been boiled and sealed up inn
mediaely after gathering In It's full milk, and retains al s
original sweetness flavor and tenderness Sold by E. II.
COBB, Agent $50 Broadway east side; also by Grocers
generally NIL 3teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

lately before that body would somehow be
lodged or defeated by Parliamentary STRAIT
egy. 1t has passed, and here it is:
AN AcT to rsstss the sale OF Spurious Liquors
SECTION Be enacted by the General Asse1sbiy Of the
State Of Ohio That II any person shall sell or vend give
away with intent evsde the provisions OF this law any
spurious LIQUORS Of sny kind whatever to be drank in The
place here sold or II any person shall sell or vend or
give away with intent TO evsde the provisions OF this act,
sPiritous liquors. Of any kind whatever BY esI guam
uy than quart, If any shall SELL vend
give away with iDeto evsde the provisions Of that act
any Spurious LIQUORS OF any IND wnaeyer 70 any peio9
Tending tha be deemed guilty o. misdsmeanor, and up
conviction thereof shs for the first oense above spe-
cited be fined 10 any not exceeding SIS less than
s. for The second ofense shove specified shall upon
vc0n thereof be fired 10 any sum not exceeding So nor
less Than 81 and for the third oense above specified upon
conviction thereof shall be fined In any exceeding
S5 nor lees than S. Pyorded That nothing contained 10
this section shall be construed as TO make unlawful to
sell any spurious liquors for medicinal or pharmaceutical
purposes
SEC All prosecutions under the provisions Of this eel
shall be BY indictment N the Court OF Common Pleas 10 the
county where such ofense is committed or before some
justice Of The Peace according TO the second section of
Taverns passed February H. 1855 PyOridd That prose-
cuiops under this may be brought before the Mayor
other officer having Judicial powers in snyncorporated city
or town In THE State.
SEC s. In AL prosecutions under the provisions Of this
act shall be necessary to aege prove the kind OF
spurious liquor sold but shall be sufficient prove that
the article sold was spurious liquor
SEC All laws or paris Of laws licensing the sale Of
spurious liquors which are inconsistent with ihe provisions
Of this act, he and the same are hereby repealed
SEC This act shall take effect and be in force from and
after the first day Of May, 1851.
JOHN f. MORSE,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
CHARLES c. CoNVERS, Speaker Of the Senate.
March II, 1911
This is not very stringent measure,
but ii will embarrass the tippling-shops, If
faithfully enforced, and clear the way for
something more eficient.-Shall Ohio dis
lance New York in the work of Moral Re-
form?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

CANDIDATES IN MIssIssIPPL-John l. Gaion
Acting Governor) Charles Scott, and G s. TarP.
ley, are candidates for State Chancellor. In the
Eigth Judicial District, Geo. W. l.. Smith and ].
J. Davenport, Esqrs, are candidates for Circuit
Judge In place Of 7. w T0mpkins, resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

IT'S true, it's pity, and pity It's, Ills true,
ala, The friends of persons 10 Consumption or all Nervous
diseases convince themselves Of the fact that 70 one
vet ever took WATTs's Nervous Andote without being
cured Il 10 most wonderful medicine and worth trial
Can al 40 Greenwich ST. 81 per bottle o. per dozen
II2 NaReRu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
More Whig Thunder.

ROCHESTER, "Wednesday, kS-b "a
81 guns were fred this afternoon, in hena, ~
the election Of Hon. Hamilton Fish, as US. Sem.
tor.
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Lake Sfeamers.

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, MHh "
Gustavus Adams, the tragedan, died here shs
morning.
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BY Telegraph to The Ssw.YOrk TriSuv


~ 70; late and important TelersDs
dispatches see Seventh Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
~ LADIES, if you wish handsome

Cater Boot OF all the fashionable styles go to MlLLERS
In Cansst where yeu get them OF los and lBs per
pair, equal TO any In this City. Also his first quality Slip
pers Tyes and BuskDs at 9 and los and second quality
styles at 6s and 10 the pair, with Misses and Chill
dens Cater Boots and Shoes Of al kinds and prices
j. B. MILLER'S, 1874 Canal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

U FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hall Isl Nsssau-st near the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
~ Coop FRENCH CALICO a yard wide

for one shilling yard and nnepence yard FOR beat Eng
nsh Calico Chnz figures is so cheap that the ladies' can
certainly desire nothing economical They will find
such At HITCHCOCK LEADBEATERs, SAT Broadway, cor
OF Leonard st., where they will slso find new article,
silks DeLsines shAws, and every other kind OF new
Spriug Goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Nrw-YoRK, THURSDAY, MARCH 90.
Ohio Liquor Law.

We did injustice to the Ohio Legislature
in presuming that the anti Tipping bill
lately before that body would somehow be
lodged or defeated by Parliamentary STRAIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

$500 PLUNDERED FROM THE EMIL
YORKER, 100 Nsssau-s, will contain
astounding disclosures Of wrongs 10 the Suffering emf
grants. Agents, send in your orders early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
w DR. TRArroN's Buckthorn Berry

Pulls are mild and eGectusl, and now the Acknowledges
bes REMEDY for Bilious attacks, Liver Complaint Head
ache 0oul Giddiness hsbua Cos,veness Loss Of Ape
lite and Indigestion. Depot l46 WtiSm-sL For SALE by
the principal city druggists and chemists.
d2l 4mTu WThASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

NIBLo's GARDEN.-OpeDs its doors to-
night The Of the benefit OF that charming actress
Mile FELIcE when sbe will make her second appearance
as La Baronne de Murvie" and Suzanne de Muir
ville In the besuul Frerch Vaudeville OF La Fole de
Cagostro after which the Ballet Of CatarIna' with Ca
will be In attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

II ST.. john, HATTER.-The subscrl-
Der having sold the lease Of place Of business
has removed to the OF Pine and Nassau ss where
he will be pleased to serve hs friends with Hats aud Caps
that sbs 10 all respects equal the production Of house
In he trade ST JOHN,
mlSIwA Corner Pine and Nassau sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
PENS WoRrH PURcHAsINe.-GoLD-

SMITH the Celebrated Teacher of Penmsushp 289 Broad
way now having peculiar and excellent article 10 the
Gold Pen line manufactured expressly for him. with the
privilege Of rejecting all specimens that he does net sp
prove Trial The result is that he has on hand the
hnest assortment Of Gold Pens have In an age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

The MORAL DRAMA.-The usefulness
Of such moral drama Madeaine cannot be doubted.
The drunkard must be moved by such sight and such
particularly len represented as at Barnums Mu
In such beautiful manner. This afternoon two very
pretty a. amusing pieces are given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

GENTLEMEN's SPRING HATS. - BIRD,
corner Pine and Nassau The new style 10 presented
90 the public q model OF elegance, and OF superior
quality Of fabric snd nsh Particular attention 10 given to
the wishes OF those who consult their taste In the
selection Of Hat. BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau ste.
I8f 2mTuThFr&Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

~ SPRING FAsBIoNs.-Hats ana CaPs'
variety OF patterns al tastes suited |! wa oe ouha.
upon exsminstou, that they are e9aS ~ ~ o"0'" 'N'
R Rso On. az 'He "uS "'o J. w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20

" LEARY & Co., Hatters and Leaders
Of Fashon for GenueTnens Hsis and As.o o.
introduced the style for the seeson on Saturday, ''D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-20
nua1nEss NOTICES.

HATS AND PoPULARITY.-lnt the war OF
,, m ,t ns,papers our friend KNOX, OF 12s Fultonst,
ra. ~ own bgenty and his hats brilliant a. his hu.
nor ard lIght and elegant his fancy are In demand
herever tasteful design and hrstrste worsmanshp are
nt and his business too and while be scss TO bis oo
and reasonable prices he Is continually improving his ia0
lies. His Spring styles u gen.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-01

Ashs. Avs1e&, 1aals, IT. lsoesa. B'nsa.Ss
bls, 7osspk r. Caldwt Campbell, C.rtfss'
ClsIs. Ct;Iemsa. w. r. ~. Cobb, Coteock,
l sl& Cone1g Csowel. Dn&nevs Qsberry, D'eksy'
Dimmick Disney, Duef DunhsrnA pprkss, Fow-
~, Freddy, Gaddiags. Gilmore, &ens GoaR'
Hall, Holloway, Hamilton, Hammond, nar'An'
lsham g. Harris, Hsbard, Henry, titonsso'
Howe, Hubbard. Hunter, Andrew Johnson
Jones, Julian. Lefilsr. Horace Manr; JOB MAN,
Nc Donald. McGaughsy, finis Z: Mclean, Mc-
Mullen. MCQUEEN, Meachxgu, John X. Miller.
Moore, Morris, Odds, Orr, 0tis, Outlaw Parker
Phelps, Powsll. Rohbipes Robinson, Root. Ho's'
6acksit, Savage 6prsgps, Richard H. Stanton
A. n. Stephens, 6tstson, Strong, Thomas, James
Thompson, Tuck, Ysnsbis, Walden, Waldo,
Wallace, Watkins, Weilborn, White, WhIttis-
sey, Wildrck, Williams, Woodward, and Young
NArs-Msssrs. Alexander, Ashmun. Bsyly,
Bokse, Brock. Bnegs. Brisbin, Brooks. buei,
Ter, Corwin. Daniel, Dixon, Doty, Duncan, Ed
mundaon, Eliot, Alex. Evans. Nathan Evans,
Fsaiherston, Fitch. Fuller, Gentry, Giber, Goods-
now, German, Green, Grinnell. Haralson. Samp-
SON w. Harris, Thomas l., Harris, Hay, Hill
lard, Hoagland, Holiday, Houston, Howard,
Inge, Joseph w. jackson, James L. johnson
Robert w. johnson, Kaufman, Kerr, George q.
King, James G.. King, John A. King. La Sere'
Levin, Marshall, Matieson, Mex issock. Robert
M. McLane, ID. F. Miller, Miilison. Morton,
Nelson, Newell, Oale, Peaslee, Peck, Phoenix
Pltman. Reed, Reynolds, Richardson, Risey,
Rockwell, Rose, Rumsay, BapteIle, Schenck
Schermerhorn, Schooleraft. Seldom. Shepperd,
Sylvester, Hpaulding. Frederick p Stanton, Tay'
Tor, Thurman, UnderhiIl, Van Dyke, Vint0n.
Wentworth, and Wright-9I
So the bill WIS finally laid on the table.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-01
Theatrical.

On Monday evening the National Hall viii
be opened as a theatre, and saw dust will gisc
place to sock and buskin. MISS DAvKrroRr is
to he the bright particular star Of the occasion.
The announcement Of the fact, Is sufficient tc In
sure large audicnce,ns in her range Of characscrs
she enjoys very high reputation well deserved.
A good company has been secured 10 arpsar
with her, and last not lesst, every prscsutaon
taken to insure The safety Of the audience
There will be no "faliing through" chin Nme.l
We never blew the trumpet for BAxxrss,
but we feel bound to pay tribute TO merit 1t
once 80 modest and 80 remarkable, ~ thst Of
MISS DAvyNroRr's
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-01

and local advantages were In spite, not because
Of their confederate Union; and to Psrsaads
them, openly and honestly, TO repudiatc the
compromise by which they had delivered them
selves up, bound, in political servitude, to the
tender mercies Of their natural enemies, and to
erect new government, free from the disturb
ing and disgraceful element OF slavery, in which
the experiment of self-government could be
fairly tried "-ITo BE CONTINUED.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-01

fishing To aAquissdS II ~ asqant a9sss6'
~ not opposed 70 ~ rsasssf = ~ farm y
~ AF,lstios If Tie ssH'sra n siAsuy.
AadA4ioas - the project waa il fAitafs coz.
err with ddlsals those who vsulted 70 high, only
to get 20 staaNiag fan
-Resurgam" villnsver b. truly witsa "a
the Tombstone Of the Coalition, which perished
with the demise Of the great meeting on The a9d
February. These gAlvanir twib(ea n tie corpse
only awaken feeling u esnsak ep.ts regret
on the part Of the friends y The Ss~srsaiss,
and Of assumed conAdenOs on tie Past ~ II
foes
HID the performances come Up t. Tia souAds
ing phrase Of the manifesto, 10 might bsslosE
some attention ON this document = ths ea1e
stands, we can we'll allow II 70 paas psacafsaiS
to the oblivion Awatingit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-26
Popular Trade
DI1 EAs' CHEAP CHEAP
Great Additional attraction!


WE have Just received from AUCTION.
W large invoice Of choice aud very desirable
styles II goods, -uCh asheuNy 81 yard vide black
wlrrTcd silks which wc are selling for los per yard
they cannot De ought el-cvhcre ~ this ,,ly Tor
less than -, Interchangeable calico width s.. k o.
8. 8 md = usua. prices and los 3iyarI vide
hI-h ustcfct brlcnl4 black silks for s. 81, worth
sto93 Extra t.e quality OF lapin s, Co's plain
black and co.orct baIegrs, warranted the best cy-
rr imported, which We are selling at . Cd and b
these goods are sold elsewhere 900 this city tor / and
i.Gl Best qunlty OF silk tissues imported, IN oil
The choice Cours We are selling for p per yard
.lrg 7rr worth s. cd
We have received large lot a printed Fou.ard.
all 81 : splendid Style and benuLiu, cu.ors We rel
them tor s. they cannot De bought elsewhere IN
tl,s c,y iul less Than T. Cd some very b.autiu,
er'ts .rayy tul.ard 'pT IS worth l.. 80 p"crs OF
yrrr superior qualify aa' C.IaIoe ry o5 and c.-'.1-
Pfc ..ors Of nUr"G. de .aIJr7. winch ve Wl.! sci.
for they cost y 10 import, and are sold else
whore ~ ll- cry icT -. y InTT" JOY O. really
handsome uilu'd awua, good an" io7t co.ol5 which
wsars sci. .ug tor Zoe Weare sr..r. arca. Scotch
lawn co.ors warranted, for L. We have fine
int all wool Main de- hines choice shades OF blues
and greene vh.ch we are selling Tor = Cd; they
arr worth?, 81 ESQ a large 10, otihe fires, p ain
aI' WOO, de IaIHrI import 3D. Which we are selling
. ~ 2s ~ these goods are fine as con be had N
the city Tor l. ur A. Ct they are n great b1rrain
p,1l cost over iOc 20 import. they are the very be-
ami BRIGHTEST shades oib.ack
We are se.Ipg FIRST rate article in fact the very
hrs' crr --0u 20 De had any puce We sell Tor /.
. s m the choicest Co'or- and tie newest md best
patterns they are sud c.sew here m m city tor .
and ;, 81. We have a large lo' o. fine embossed
. cigfa wbl- covers; tNcy ave large size. aud we
nave all tie desrt'.' c0.ors we sell them for ~
they aIe worth So. We haze also large lg'
. If h.rarhcd damask iuu.. covers, 'ro and hall
yards long, very l1e, and warranted ell linen wr
sell them ior rs they are wor'h Mt least Q so Al
- \ large .oto'cg'Ta tine -unnty uubetChcd ,hhlt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-26
NOT Il l..

DY an order passed by the Iud,r Il the county
ID cour, OF McDonough county. lIIucl-, sinai
proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder Irru IN the
cJgn,y OF La Sale on the
Is, Saturday in SEPTEMBER r,ri, 1881,
a, 10 O'clock 4 VI Of said day, the uuJlvl1D,
fourth part of the Undivided ,wrIN'' part of r'u
.efrq. and the p, OF the swfrq o. section No .
u township rh.,y-,hrcr $50 north ct ronge Oh"
East OF the fourth principal meridian, Which Namu
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4 i Practice
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Theory ami Practice Of Medicine by + +
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Appendix
Domestic Physician, VITA abridged Nia'eua dc-
dica--hy ] II rulte. VI -.
Therapeutic Pocket Book loT Homeopathic Ply
s,rnu,-by { Won Bouumphuu-cu, VI d.
Haruuan'- Remedies and Acute Diseases
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