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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-14

AsHEs.--Take especial care of all the
ashes made on your place--don't permit
them to be exposed to the weather, but
keep them under cover. Five bushels
of ashes, mixed with two double horse
cart loads of marsh river mud, muck or
peat, convert the whole into good ma
nure. A hogshead CT two of soap suds
would do the same thing--therefore
among your other things, save and utilize
them.
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49,
So eA
AGRICULTURAL,

al know Of no Occup1tion more honorable.
than that Of the tiller of the soil."--JEFFERso
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DR. Mel ancS Celebrated Liver Pills, sure
~ and safe rem edy for Liver complaint, Tor
sale by the Undersigned sole aeeni for Marshall
comfy. II. B. PEPSIiING.
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DR. Cristies Galvanic eurativeS. for the cure
- OF nervous diseases, for sale by the un-
designed agent for this county.
II o. pFRSIlING.
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OMCial Dtrec(orp.
SUDELEAL OFFACEgss.--IEarsisa

e q OEIEAL OE AZ HIsssSs~.Azs4rS ssiks
II. CHIMP ERLAIN, President Judge.
F PAvlD I 2IEEak Associate Judges.
CHARLES H. REEVE, Prosecuting Attorney.
JAMES \. CORSE, Probate Judge.
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Swamp Lands

The returns of the Register Of the
Office al Winamac have been filed in the
office of the Auditor Of State. showing a
total of $4,000 acres Of swamp Lands
selected in that district Some ten thou
sand acres Of these lands have been sold
since the passage of the act of Congress,
the proceeds OF which will belong TO In.
diana, and the sum of five thousand dol
lars is now in the Receivers hands ready
"a enter Lands, as soon as the seize ction
IS confirmed BY the General Government.
cepy of the Registers returns was
f5rw led Immediately by the Governor
to Washington, and il is hoped the ne
cess4ry arrangements will be completed
- coinmsnce the sale By the first Of June.
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While walking the streets of Madison
,he Other day, with Hackleman. of the
Rushviiie Republican, d beggar, tole.abIy
drunk, accos.ed US, and solicited charity.
My friend replied Our senior of the
quill. do you know of whom you ask
charity? Why, sir. we are editors!'-
Geo heavensr cried the beggar, and ia
hing to his heels, hed from our presence
as ii he had heard Cholera shouted l.. his
ear.-Aurora Com.
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PREMIUM.

Any person sending US three subscribers Will
be entitled TO copy of the History of Propel-
lers and Steam Navigation, re-publisLed in
book form having first appeared in series of
articles published in the fifth Volume of the
Scientific American. 1t is one of tie most
complete works upon the subject ever issued,
and contains about ninety engravIngs.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBBING.

Any person who Will send us four subscri-
bers Tor SIX months, at our regular rates, shall
be entitled to one copy Tor the same length OF
time; or we will furnish
~ copies mos, IS Is copies 10 mos, 50.
~ DO II do = % do II do S2S
Southern and Western Money taken at mar
for subscriptions; or Post Office Stamps taken
al their full value.
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Dir. Soule's Oriental Sovereign Balm Pills.
ANOR the cure of Scrofulous Humors, Salt
l. Rheum, Fever sores, Running Ulcers
Tumors, Fever and Ague, Chill. & Feyers,
Bilious Complaints, Liver Affections,
CoStiveness, Nervous Debility,
Female Complaints, DySpep-
STA, Colds, Coughs, Influenza,
Headache, &c. None jenuine unless
the name of Dr. E. l.. Soule d Co, is on
tie face OF tie box. For sale by the under
signed, agent for Plymouth.
H. B. PERSHING.
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NEW YORK FAMILY COURIER.
Published WeeLlu at No 20 Wall Street

Published Weekly at 10 20 Wall Street.
The Family Courier is the LARGEST Journal, of
its class, in the world. IT'S columns are devo-
ted to Literature, agriculture, Commerce
Manufacture, &c, embracing also, Foreign and
Domestic Correspondence, Gossps, Politics
and News; Sketches of Travel, Persons and
Places; Congressional Debates, Official Reports
and Public Speeches; Tales. Poetry. Miscella-
nv, and Historical, Biographical, and Critical
Notices of Men, Measures and Principles. A
high moral tone marks its columns, and it is en-
beilished, from time TO time, with beauii ul
and meritorious engravines, and contains oc-
casonally piece of Music, selected from the
popular Ballads and Operas of the day.
For particulars, see prospectus and specimen
copy at any Post Office in the United States,
where subscriptions, singy or IN clubs, are
received Price
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and 81 for every additional cory. Orders n
be post paid, nd addressed to
FAMILY COURIER
No 40 Wall street, New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04

4 Cdri5's pav1age.

In work recently pah'.hsl 80 London Ly
Captain Joseph Mlm'u, are % be found some If
the o.. st t.ur..Aug seeues from uir IN the Tropics.
The following a-c. uut Ola CARDS revenge IN q
SEA Captain utWgIJ rgE Diver ~ o.u oi tAc ual
row mountain path, u. GtuI,npc j. exceedingly
5rlruic aud iu.yil,,:
While ke was making mp lis mind dark fi.,.
Urc had stolen UDp.ry,.yyl uiuse u.uui Am wiih
a small basket m his lauI oi spJ. i,rGf. out Of
which came low hufziu- m.rmu,Irg sound
lie lay down quietly across %" path, at ls first
v' ,lJ %, elbow Of tie mountain spur not many
Ice, from the hind leg OF lhe horse. Jar, Diver
with a sC,vlus look turned h,s horse round him
with some difficulty i plugged and reared dlcad.
fully, but went On. Occupied with retaining his
seat the master uf the transport scarcely pyryry-
cl the figure lyIu: ON the path lie could mol see
who il was, for the face ol the man WAS towards
the grornl. But the h.r,c saw it at once. Tho
animal uccus 1mCl 20 mountain I. 4 !, Guu L., iu.
flrcy, had of cn stepped over men and ANIMALS
whithare sometimes forced IN the m .ruwest uarts
TO lie down to L., the heavier aaI stronger pass,
that highly dangerous anil d.eagr,oaLlr meth
oI, lGed his feet cautiously, one by one so as not
to tread on The PROSTATE figure As the hursc
wa. above him, the uan llyI with ore hand the
lii ur ,hc basket and % sw.rm " waSps flyw sud
denly out huzar, and lgmurg f,s,yv, and ia
O moment they begun 10 settle ga the moving 90.
irct, The horse commenced switching his tail to
dive d l"m away, pnca0g pp LIS cno and snort,
r. wi,h terror
Iaeuauu un tho path lay quite s'i'' uail they
had thus moved on few ,arJ. auI then hc rails
cI las head a little and wl,chci them wIh hi,
keen black cycs. iue wasp. driven % fI q mo.
mcut became only the more lr,,ta'rd, pul rclur
"cl with wonderful pprt!UaCty 20 the attach b, .
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TAss.OgflNdi.

| BAILEY would inform ,hecititcrs or Or'wn
y md lhcpcopIc OF the surrounding country, ,fhai
hh has now opened shop on hs own account
One 4oor south 9tNs Union HJ.s..
where heiu'cuds 10 cary ou tho above hus nres i,-
the present From ms experience On the business,
and long residence IN the Town he faurrs himself
thathe has gained arcpumuon or good workman.
ship, tln'carnol be surps,srdln this meridian
Beng constantly IN receipt 1.-THE newest STYLES.
the public can rely upon ayugihrrgamentsu,adr
up IN the most fashionable manner aud warranted
TO IT,
Cuiingdonc onshcrtnotice Tcrmsrcasorablc.
llunWn. April1k
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NsArIc WrNpnNs n THE LoNDuN Exhibitions.
A discovery wa, made in tic early ON Euda,
Che 29,h u.umo) by one of lit attuudlu ir the
india department oithc ENhlbrua, while employ
pd IN cleaning some Of the lujun weapons, which
somewhat terrified the operator The wcacon IN
Cue -tjon was caggc, With gold hit uuu Ghd.c
and richly urulmeulcI case aud while prrsssug
on one part ol the handle somewhat heavily. hp
was nston!hcd to zee what rNpuU.ed to ly
the single blade grNuallv expand and open ont in.
10 four double edged pointed blades, leaving a
gprar.he weapon IN the centre OF them, with four
sharp edges This five LlJdci weapon with i,s
twelve sharp 'dgcS, ia without exception vnr o.
the mos, numbering looking specimen, rypr seen.
Ia the collection utths class of wv0pvns there are
several other instruments or q similarly murder.
Gus character among which may be 'uruDi ned a
three blnlrd KNIT, manufactured iu the States ul
Ulwar, the construction &C which has Fotply puz
2lcd many Of the most experienced cutters, The
blades are not agrl-ucl Iu the ordinary manner,
but two Of them Together, with their handles, are
concealed in thu blade and handle Of tie Outer or
large one They are all Of ,lc finest Damascus
steel with exceedingly keen edges There Is Il
dagger with two blades, also manufactured at III.
waT Of the same construction, and Of exceedingly
beautiful workmanship. As fine specimens of ".
namcutatiun may also bc mentioned, three tu.
gers manufactured IN the States Of the Rli,h ul
Joudporc, one from Nrpaul one of lu,l steel IN.
0il with gold from the states Of Raipco'anH. two
Bn,mpsc aud stllrtto or Nllucrn der.,rr There
urc also suOo weapons of u Hjrn,larch tlctcr. one
With beautiful euancod lult, manufactured n
ingenious materials from kaipuotJuH states
The larg' knife Of the Burmese i,ol,o mols ror
mllablu booking Wcapou,- i0..'Nt rbsers.,
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-ri.us gE 1rr TcNAro llrN.fy'a rs''
SAYS A citizen of our town h1s, llrinc ,le pre-
,ut sorson, made the experiment and suetocde
IN dutalrg a quantity from ,h,s dc'ciaa7 ysss;a.
hle. I. is Of the most delicate ard T'easar. a.
vor. ,upcror to, br, strongly rsoumbliH5 n 'ai.'
the finest Scotch whftsy lrAsed q gtnl'tmaN
from Scotland was hrni'hei ai'h : Ala'e ~ t9i.
DIV, without being informed of the mrtclpl uscd.
nui he dad not h,.ta, 10 pronounce 1t the 5css
'Nour.. .r p.v
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ittornrn5.

lanes StouI. attorney and CorHistp al fd"'
aud JUSTICE or TIE fhAC u, ',hlc , '',
door cast oi the corner Of ,anaI ma la S'"'
streets. directly south ul lhr '""iI i''"Sv'
Particular attention p1.1 10 "A.N.i,a III" ''"''-
t,,ns Ottawa, July II.
John II Murphy,Atyrrey and tonnseHor q"
Iuir, Ottawa, ILLINOIS aug l'' low
O,h %, IA the rutr. house. 90, :,
Thnm.'in A. Wallace, 81. e. Ch1Wpbn-N -.
l. L.gulrr, luyynsys and gpEHscttofSat 'etio'
OH.eup stt,t7 ia ,hc next building norm 9t ,tl S''
p.'..rt.. nov .J, ~.
H. :. L..,oni, liloracuaad CoUHseiio, at iar.
it,erupyrI ms oilIce rnm he!''cH $ u.o.N, Wv
tb,.lo.n formerly occupied by the St'iIF NJ lhr
courtsou,e.now ocruplcdlnpartby horenho i,'-
may 40
y%rris s, ri,'or. Geo II Norris-teo ; fI-jl-
,rr lffg~usgy ~ Lrr ant LaHd lgsHis, OtH-
t5I.II Wumy puri'uar attehu uoni" tnrpy-
n.gt aipA.s 10 any part OF l.m)I-, ,puTchasln4
ami ..'|u,. nl. state, ,u1,rsn1nunE .hrs, ,cott',
ta,I I,aYNH.. haejuE alJ sruug military NHd
vIr-ia.s. .gI beating t1am nuthr best iiHGs I'r
...l....,r .,l.r. .sceaaugpen,.an7au aud nai claims
arli'..l' gpy gaIfnt. OiAtr 'l S''' 7o''' '"'7
.s.,.rrI t'lernH't apu-rs,.HuTr.
" H. IDli,Irr, ii'JyHsg dnR iJHnFr'''I ~
- an Sfi-!'sr or 'tlHtcTg Jtil|I, I'
OIf.- o,rr tte store. % h. d -mln' "pr"'''
nh. # il...,u house. JHu. ~
IIn,rF H. tppl, 49, . Clover /. 'o"N =,
lyyr.9 lqJ g..nsa'.r,s af Lus HiirH ''
f-.u t.IuatsE.o-k, east side o.. ... P.'.'
,1a,r, d.. cotton. irpras"paf lcms1.!or at
Ipe mt Nb..f1J i0 ftustfy-- W'a"e, rs
O....... i.. Court house. Jun n
:. .FtHruI'. .H>reeli Lar--l's"'ea. hs" r"
rfac. k in4u'ls, u. C.Ffraan,G \ lNo,lls
A1nArys anil Nlir.tHg, LhHo-', l's mrI'.
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lIoc. ASr Cons The New Castle. (Ial Couri.
CT says the growing ccm crop promises to DC the
most abundant there has been for wears and ~e
hud IN inquiry that there aH evident scarcity OF
hog. to feed II to. Three dollars and lilly ccuts
per hundred gross, is freely offered tor hogs, 6t
for feeding, hut farmers who have hogs prefer
feeding them with their corn To selling at th,
price. Unless there Should spring up some TN.
iorsecn demand, w do not see what l. to I've duno
with the large supplies of corn that will ha left
in the country after Ct,cuny tho limited .umbcr
of hogs that nre on hand.
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Cu VA VI o. 9

Carrlaga ana wagon WanuIa1tofy,
I g. GAY would inform his friends and custo'
- mrrs ,u-i' bee has removed 10 his new sbupa
lHr southwest corner OF the public square where D.,
wI.ic,A,Dge tAr manufacturing uigaUaEes, burElu
mud wugoGsin the iatgst mud mos approved sy es
Beng pract!cnI workman ht tir',ers hmselitha
Ecctn JJlI u- good wOf. rs can be produced m thr
maIh,t lIoik made toordrraDd wauaucd 10 giy,
cu,Hc sa,i-iacton Repairing done on ucshorcs
notice
Cn-lu1'' tarsraaoncd lumber. ! e. CAV
-E GROWS Paint Shop up siairs.
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FcW Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOODmiomshiet ticndsra1 tNo
~ pu"uc 'hl' he has gust opened q Meat Market at
m new building uu he conner north Of ;lc Count
tlou-r Squire in Ottawa whrrchc wi'lhr happy To
supp.yOlI IN. friend and the pubucwjhthc choicest
oi everything IN the meat line, Ncgt,ah,.sofu.,
kinds also kent on hand
No .thTkei on S1Hdg3 The ,hor viii he kept
oprn on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab.
bath scul2l 1850
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James Fe lnimore Cooper,

DANES ~ lllInOrc cooper
ne hst week o''elS M'h''hed Tue ue''" u"
this distinguished American Novelist, at hi resi-
denee in Cocperstown, New York. We now pub
.G.t, ,..ri:.1.r ,l..., ,r. 4,.l IL,
The AZ" 9j% E-PfcS' anu "'h,1 VIII oe 'e"'
with interest by all the admirsrs OF his writing.
II /, u,sasant ia learn that Le expired free from
'' '''' ,i'' D-' '"'' '''''''" "e'' ''.''' go 49,"
happy. Ar C'9p'r was 'H"'"'ef IN ''c '"''
communion Of the Episcopal Church, aud during
h. sickness he il said 10 have eyinc,l the utmost
,,,,;.,, .,,,,,;;.,,, ..,,l ,.,rr.,., d, mind fIc
49,.
was '''''u u""s VF MS P'@'' ''e'' 'i'' D'''''''
who spent several hours each day by his bedside
IN PRAYER. and conversation with hm lie was
,,,,;.,I,. ,,,,,,ro, e. IA. o..,,, II,JAir C,o,
-,'
. ''eu ""''' '''"''F VI '"'' "'c"' "' """''
have been 62 years Vt aye
.,tr c,,.,,,., ,,t o., r,,,,;,,,.,o, N-,,. f.r
80, u.F1,,i, -, g.,.,.,I'r TO un 's.,
u,a .,, ,r ,,, l',e r,'i,. VIM roo,er Il.
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,,.g.I H. t,ror ol,,rrafa,y ~ l,,.r,.rs,o,,n M,
prylir,tg7 s,, l-t5 :, i-ao IN v,irh Io,,r
,,,r lo r.,,,yI III. C.,nil, ip-lr,t.p,, III. irfi,
.,n m ,l.r,v, .r,ilsr,on, a Lrr,. he lad .rar,,.,
,la ,ror-i,,, Winch, L,'b r,Ilcr ond .o,, .p,
r,. r.lI, resided Mr. T.nnj,n,,a Goa, or enter
el Yal, Colle.e in 1902. Leaving that Iuatiu
ti.p iu sos. hr Obtained i,,,ldpman- warrau
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lr.yii,emeris inserted at 81 per squnrc iot the
frs. Insertion anil - cents lot each subsequent nser-
ron Nlih-ral lt,comtllowtdt 10 those who adSer'
tlsr by the year. ,.,,----- -
~Nopiper lsconlinucd untl all arrcaTagcs are
= - ,,.'...,sst tb. o,r,,f, ofil,. publishers
- Communications to mSare attention, ,mustnl-
ways be Tree OF postage, and daccompancd w.d the
authOr name.
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VNl Boots & Shoes. L.

~ THE subsGrbers, lust from Now York.
having opened n shop in the Room formerly occu.
pied by James Stout, two dooro Yves, of Walker
q Elckhng's store, nre prepared to make
BootS and shoes 10 Order,
In superior stvle.
~ Repairing done Of short notice
Ottawa, Aurns,2 t TnwNs & TuCKrR
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TromJhe Home Journal
The Three MaXims.

ht", "e''t " '''Te IL, " az
N'' "'' ,'''' 81 90 V ''''l a., No,
"g nooS' ~ NV m '"t ,,'
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%, I' ie '", yn Ln,o yon w. % yanr hro,crr
".J ,,,"1 cnoJnr, nyomn, me to offtr vonnLnjr
ga so1a vriou, o' ' ~ 'r'' @ .uh'' "u ',',e ~
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l..l ,,,,,.,, -,.i ,I,o ,,,,oysr,b,.I,. "
,,i.lo :. r.,,r,. ,,er,nr. than g,ld md in or,Ic,
w. ,.r,,,,. , ,b ,oati,ls,rn ,,I,h ~, -,,,.
mon viii, ,rrr,.t oCmy cgnrodr.. rer, a.. in y1n
Ia,,i," An,It,,.,JI,, i,,..i ,I,, II .a.
. ,,i. al ii. G,r,nno-,ta' the T',,.'n
W. ,1nd" ,,il IN. Cantair r,,,,y r,v
r.i,rI Ii.,7p 10 rcrnll4ct end out in cou.tar,
rr,c,ic. thc.c three maxim E,,, ann
lrr,,onre,,p. N,y,I.,,runtr wrtr,Irr ,r-,us
,r ,rrrrg N,n pr,rpo>r y,rp ,>qtr ., nm
yoproq IN ,ln mean time ,,v..i, me here a t..e
,p,n,eu,.o
ITO oII s,Ili.r rer,,iral rcr..y,ly I.s,-op
an bis r,u.Eet a7I somewhat r,p,n,.,., Of M
h,,,,i, "E.ar tho s..,i.lt road j-N,y.r i,..I
~. n, ,La. onrir, If olbar---q,,d p..toor. ,,.I
ar,., r., ,}. ,...rroy.--,.~y wise pa,ur.lry nm.
viii worth fl,r,e i,.,, dor. only il is rather ,p
.e,...,.l.. d q H., .,,, .II l..,,..,, , . ,l
..tl..nf,,g hr,'.,,.
To-. c.o.. r...... ,lo C,,,4'o r...rroI m.
nut a small loorocbroalip IN lie hand. os tl. .a'
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Horse ShOring

noNE az. Bamarls shop, ,upcrntcndcd by
- loHS IloorER
No t,cD Prizes at this shop Horses ,hod new
in the best manner, NJ 81 2j Wagon making con.
tinued ntthe snme p,ncc, ny usual Old friculs aud
customers, and new, are invited to call and lrnyr
their orders dec Il R,RNAun
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down, Prom the sailors lips ,here came no cry
Bat once more the hawk screamed A glorious
feas, to the ants and Johnny cFows.
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ln siinr,,,,,I,rrs

MOROCCO, calf, kip and upper leather.
Nl Cochineql, blue and green morocco.
i,ink, drub, black maroon and nrsclt lnings
Bindlnas. webbing /, Eor3r o, l0and l9 thread
Pegs, lasts, naIiS ,aek,. brIsscis, avis, pincers
humrers, hsel halhroas, &c. --forsae by
may 81. Nm Hq3tcN
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At a Democratic Convention held in Henry
county, Illinois, ON the lst instant, Hon s. A
DorgA. was nominated for President aud Jull.
y. MASNiNo, of Knox county Cor Governor Ch,
y,.A
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.-1j New supply Of q
;;,a.e Cabin Ct Ware. HI

II ME subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizen, OF Ottawa and vicinity that hc ho,
just lrcccyrdn argc assortment OF Cabinet Fuui-
Wrc iromSt logs3ud thcoLu, ,con-l-t.l g otcari.
clcnuc, and dining Tables, hrJstrals oi ull kinds,
such asrotrnrc Jenny lduj nud common brds.raa-,
cane Hnr. mud wood sent chairs bureaus looking
glasses, picture frames and pictures IN great y9ri.-
~ &c, all of which he w'., -rii r'hFrf slug nd
-aulc on the oriEUl. cost and transportation
tie has made permanent arrangements with houses
both iu st Louis and Chicago, to keep hIs stocl,
constantly rcplcnshcd
Alwork soldly him Is w0rra0tcd 10 be wr,uadc
Urdns cheap ascuu be- houghtnu'whrretn in the west
Cy-AU kinds OF custom work IN h'sllrr done u,
the shorlcstnoucc. CoiIus kept on hand aud made
to order aud funerals attended with hclrsr In
tcrment privileges tn IT, CcNricry GlyrnhtS each
Ware house ond shop on High st,ctncar Coum
bus ~, Ottawa, H.
may 10 TOHN TATEAI
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Staddcn's Mill.

THE subscriber would inform the public tha the
j above Mllisin tull operation once more ,andhc
ispreparcd 10 grind, or exchange ilourlor whcatat
all tmcs tn suit uittheCustomcf,, aud whsiuCtatten-
ton to business, he hopeso sharcn part toiihcpuh,c
patronage farmers, please call and see as: Won
vii! always find the nirrs rendy to wait on you.
nightorday tN.h paid for wheat
Dayton, Jan. 20 JONATHAN SfhrDrv.
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-.;ek!n1 Cahinnt Eurnitnre IA

@@-EAl NuDAIiCb Z III ulGulG ~ /
DETER RUSSELI respectfully calls the at
4 tr1lion oihi. hierls and lhe public TO his pres
cn' large stock u furniture, which be expects 90 ca
S.on1ly to uplcu-h before navigation closes In
addition 10 h' owl mHuGeurr, he ia. supplied
ifom ,arre establishments both in ST Louis aud
Chicago Flis stock s Srlrrted for and shipped to
him bydenlcrs who know that they are sending 70
n practical, mechanic and n workman so he iacn1-
bed ON an average to sahetirr articles, and ns low
as either city, AS usual, he does a one price small
profit and cnsh business ..| ...
At the suggestion off, friend, he would respect.
fully remark that while he has established for hm-
seltn business that will sustain itself against u in-
ture competition he has done something tur the
public IN supplying Ottawa aud vicinity with good
furniture o very low p.icts
tie keeps hcar-e, and ready -madc. wclI.iuish
ed walnui collins ,all sizes always inland. Char
ges low
Warcrooms on La Sale street, near the court
house squire, Sept 20
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Ambcr Aiennh pnricr.

N"bSf we WNt Porter.
c0 bBl.S bnd hall do on ruu1I IEnmcnt irem D.
DO Cnchlon, La Sale. n +. & LII EAnls.
may Il, 1851.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-03-13
Encourage Home Manufacture
CABINET-WARE

w. w. COOLBAUGGl respectfully invites
the attention of The citizens of Monroe county
to his large and finished stock of Cabinet ware
al his wareroom in The main street, short dis
tance below PosIen's hotel, in Stroudsburg,
comprising every kind and quality Of furniture.
lie is determined TO be undersold by no one,
and the young andold housekeepers Of The coun-
ty, in want OF furniiue, will save time and mon
ey by giving him call HIS stock embraces
secretaries desks, sidehoards. wardfobes, bu-
reaus, sofas, centre tables, card tables, break
fast tables, side tables, dinner tables, ha, stands,
wash stands, beadsleads, chests. corner and
kitchen cupboards, cradles, beautiful mahogany
worksiands, dressing bureaus towel racks, &c.
CHAIRS of all varieties, rush boiiomed,
cane seats, splint seats, cottage chairs, and So
ia chairs Also, sofas and settees got up in the
most beuIiful style.
HPAll kind of work made 10 order al the
shortest notice.
OF He has also on hand a ell-fnished
hearse and is prepared TO manufacture coFFINs
and attend funerals al shor, notice.
May %, 1850.