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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Httornrns.

James stout. Attorney and CoaHssHar at Ld6'
and JUSTICE or THE PEACE-, ','lcy ,uiie o,ie
door east OF the corner Ot C1nh1 anu La oa1e
streets. directly south Of the Court House
Particular attention paid to agencies ana coaec'
tons Ottawa, July u
John IL Murphy, iNgrHey ana '0tHSr"W ~
L1c. Ottawa, Illinois. aug .o' io'o'
OG,ei IN the court house.
Ihampiip \ Wallace,g { ChampAn-N II
l. Wallace iitOTHsss and C0uHsellofSdt Lao
O.Eccgp stlirs IN the next building north o. .he
Post Office. ny. 90 -.
4. '. Leland, attorney and Counsellor at Ldr,
Hisrcnlyel his office from Reddicits block, to
the eroon formerly occupied by the sherry, IN the
court house, now occupedlnpaItoy ho'ehho Le'
Land may i'i9
L orrIs x Fisher, Geo II Norris -Geo $ Fish
erJ lttIra.ys at LIp ant LHad Agents, Oitd-
pI, H. Wulpry particular attentlonIo the pay
meat oftnXcs IN any part oi Illinois, purchasing
AMI selling real estate, investigating uNts, collect,
tl1g i'.nInls, buying and selling military land
warrants, aud locating them Onthe best lands Tor
sol hers ur others securngpcnslons aud all claims
agltp4tthr government Office on the southwest
corner ot the court house square
Il. y. L II lister, Attorney and C0uhS'tt0r ~
Lus. 11i Stli.ii0r IN Gtucerg--Oudwa, Ht
. H.. over the store ot l.. d SmiA, opposite
the Ntnslon house. Jan. 40
lover Y Cppk, u . Gloyer-B {. Cook ~
turner's and Cjtassii0rs at Ldn-Dtia.Sd. Ol-
i'rtp lrIllck's Block, east side OF me plhhc
square. l"" 70
Henry &. Cotton, ATTORNEY md Counsellor at
Eur uaI SjI,it0r m ChmceTy-- Otdmh llS.
Ouir. m the Court house. Jun ~
:. "A, .Rlniaii. itfgrRegat Lalc-OSlrsgp, hsn-
K,sIII q, Hls Ag- 90, lSIs--rf
Greer n IngnlIs. 4. c ? FgrER, & \ lysAttsl
li'DrHsy' and S,lcitg,s Chicago. Is. mrlj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
Il @ Va G= Ez& "a c. "a m l~sA .
Brunker'S Rifle Wanufa Ctorv,

FH NllE subscriber having returned from the cas-,
b after visiting The prgg, ,pa u CIg,IoI.r'rs, lie
n is now prepared to manuiacur. thcco,rtra-
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rife, which hr war.
rants To be rquai to any made m tins state or e-e
where tie viii also keep constantly on hand and
tor sale, good assortment ct double and siu... Lur-
relied towlng pieces, Powder a4as, Game Bags,
shot Pouches, Percussion Caps and q superior anti
cir Of Sporting Powder
AIkuds otJobbmgln the guusmiihinc done with
neame-s aud despatch.
Shop ON the east side Of Columbus ST. one door
,puIhuI the Union House uur 22-,t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
TAILORING.

| BAILEY would inform the citizens Of Ottawa
=! and the people OF he surrounding country, ,tha.
hh has now opencdH shop on his own nccourt
One d,or soutL ofhs Union Hous
where he intend, to carry on the above business nr
hrpre,rnt From hi. experience IN The business
and Tong residence IN the town, he hatirrs himself
that he has gained a reputation for good workman
ship, thatcannot br surpassed IN thi, meridian
the public can rely having their garments made
up IN the most fashionable manner, and warranted
to ht
Cutiingdon on short notice. Terms reasonable
Ottawa 4 Anril Of
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Il Livery Stable. g
gE VI u &c e7aS

C9rri@ga and Wagon Mandatory,
= g GAY would miom b.. friends and cu-,o-
~ u.r, tIa, ae has removed 90 bis u,w shupa.
The south west corner ottir public square, where be-
wli4uruDur the manufacturing uiguIragrs huaglts
and wagOuslu the latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman, he iaurrs himself that
he can build gooi work as can be produced n this
market Work made 10 ordrfand warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid iorse6scued lumber J. G. GAY.
tEyGROW'S Pam, Sla2 up stairs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
- New supply Of @
-ss Cabinet Ware. n

VIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity that he has
just receiveda large assortment of CHhine, Furni-
ture from 81 LOUIS aud Chicago corsis:inr ofcard.
crentrc, and dining Tables; bedseads OF a kinds,
such a,cotnge Jenny Lmd,nnd common bedsiends,
cane, flag, and wood seat chairs; bureaus; look ing
glasses picture frames and pictures in great varir-
vance on the original cost and transportation
tie has made permanent arrangements with houses
both in - Louis end Chicago, to keep his stock
constantly rcpIenisEad
AIlwort sold by hm is warranted to he well made
and chrapas can be houghtnn where in the west
All kinds OF custom work IN his line done at
the ,horcstnotice Cuhiu- kept on hand and made
10 order, and funerals attended with hcarsr lu-
crlneutp privilege IN the Cemetery given AZ 81 each
Ware house and shop on High street near Colum
bus st, Ottawa, Ill.
NAV 10 TOUv TATIJlEJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27


TuE FLORIDA ORAHGE-The alleged cessation
of the rAyages uf the inscct--a species Of c9ccllS
which has Of late infested the orange tree of
FIorida, gives the Charleston Mercury occasion
TO say what follows:
Previous to 1888. when the orange groves were
killed by the Unprecedented frost of that year not
less than 100000 Of oranges were shipped
from the ST. Johns river anl the pnr, OF ST.
Augustine and sold at the average price Of : |
per hundred. /, was heavy blow to the citizens
of Florida to have the source Of so much wealth
cut OF in one night And this was the produce
of a comparatively small portion OF ground and
triGing labor, The average produce ofan acre Of
fall grown orange trees was about 81 900 per
anuUm, and one hand could tend two OF three
acres with else Their culture is no more difficult
than any otle- .Ju.t tree, The principal mode
OF producing them is from the seed They may
be produced also from the layer or cutting There
0re some groves on the ST. johns river which
have been budded upon the native sour orange,
which Is found IN almost every swamp and ham.
ock in tho state, vi h the very extensive means
aud facilities Of communication by means of
steam and railroad now existing, many, very
many years cannot plnpse before the market can
but supplied July with ,hi, luscious fruit"
~ Tampa Bay. and below on the peninsula NJ
florida the winter season never brings frost and
there /, no froI that the calamity, which destroy
cd the beautiful orange groves Of St Augustine
and had So fatal an effect ON the prosperity that
city, will ever occur There "a no finer oranges in
ouy part of tdc world tlaU Is produccdn Florida
The insect which occasions what some call the
J'igh in TINT country, il not unkuows elsewhere (,
II has given much trouble in the south Of Europe,
and within some wears past it has almost put an
end to Jhe production II oranges not only in the
neighborhnod Of Havana, hut in large tract Of
cuuutry ull along the northern shore or Cuba l.
resembles what We call the bark louise in this
country, but II particularly attacks the Young
shools and leaves to which it fscns itself sp
that It j. with dllil'ul,y detached II possible
thot some means may be founded for destroying
IL; at al events that there are periods Of time in
which it almost disappears.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
. ri 4 gists.

Walker X iIickling, Deaisrs in Drugs. Nedj-
eiDes, PIiais, OILS, Parais!es. Patent Medi-
cIHsS, GiiSs, &c, Ottawa, III.
Hunter " Cavarly. .psGleTs mDrHgS Medicines
PaiRt1, OAs, Paifat 4eiirmes, rarHisiis Dye
Sa.g5Sc second s!c!c north oIlhe Manslouhouse
Ottawa, Ill.
& l.. Thompson. DlIlgIE Drugs Patent Nsdi.
ciNeS, Pants, Ois, PumSisS, Dgc-stgFS, &c
Between CIy Ilotri.ad R"ddirk's block
\. j. Smith. Dedify in Drugs, NsitcIacs, Paints
QAs Dys Sta6s,Sc. Sc, Newark, henda., coun-
I..p..-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

Mr. Ritchir The late vetcrnte editor of the
Union, has addressed letter 10 the Richmond
Enquirer in which he declines being u candidate
fnr governor Of Virginia, for which office he was
recommended by number of his democratic
friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
J eW Meat Market,

EREMlAII WOOD miormshs iriendsand the
~ public that he has Just opened n Meat Market at
hl> new building on The corner north of the Court
House Square, M Ottawa where he will happy q
snpp.ya hl- irieud-and the pubcwrh the choicest
ct r'rrvhng IN the meat lnc. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand
No .R1rkrtea Spadag. Tfc shop will be kept
open oA SaiurdJF ricnmg, bu, closed On the Sub.
bnth srutpI ls5O
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
Horse ShOeing

bONE Az. Bamard's shop, supern,ended by
~ JouN HOOPER,
No tpo Prices at this shop. Horses shod new
IN the best manner,Rt 81 % Wagon making con.
tlnued at the same place, ns usual Old friends and
customers, and new, are invited to call and enve
Lhelr orders dec7 q RArNApn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

A married man. who was out at whist party,
whcnhe proposed guing home, was urged to stay a
little longer "wcl" he replied, perhaps |
may as well; my wife probably, is already as
nlfl tt she tnn he"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

1rAlr Late European advices state that the
French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered tc
Italy. The Italian states are in great excitement,
and Reorganization absolute, the attitude Of the
people in relation to the edct of the emperor, il
alarming aud threatening. The emperor Of Aus.
ria has declared his intention to make tie empire
absolute
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
6 | 4

Mansion House, Ottawa Illinois, by Waugh &
CrrSsingrr. successors to K, IhOrur. Pls,cu-
grrs carried to and from the packets free OF charge
Stages from all directions grlyc and depart daily
Nav 10.
IcS River House, by l.. DrtAyo, on the canal,
urar the aIIa iuct. Canal packets stop regularly
atrhis house
american HonSe. near the confluence ofthc H..
llEoIs and Fox River5 ardrear the bridge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
STORAGE M foImur0iuQ.

y L. Charruaui. Storage y Commission Ncr-
chiut--Wlrehousc ca4. side OFT the bridge, NAM
canal Ottawa, ILL., nov %
g.. uill>, Si,rIge, FJrulriipg and Commission
NercAI', dsgisr m Nil kiaIs gt prodnrc, Iruc'r
Warehouse, No.2. SiIe-cul, Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
VHl Boots & Shoes. -.

- THE snb'cflbcrs, lust from New York
having opened n shop in the Room formerly occu.
pied by James Stout, two doors Yves, of Walker
" lilcklngs store are prepared 10 make
Boots and Shoes 10 Order,
in superior style
" Repairing done at short notice
Ottawn, August2 Towns & Tucker.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
Business CARDS.
J. Il. IIamaile,

NXvIOLESALEan and retail dealer IN oil kinds Of
w CONNECTION VARY,
Toys. Candy, Fruit. &c, Canal street. iew doors
west ol La Sale street, Ounwa.
Wedding and other parties supplied with Oma
mental Confectionery Cakes, Ice Cream, & C. &c,
at short notice. May 81 Gm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
Stadden's hIiIf.

THE subscriber would inform the public that the
L above Milisin full operation once more, and he
lspreparcd to grind, or exchange -four for wheat h,
alumes to suit the customers aud with strctatten
uon to business he hopeso shore3 part OF the public
patronage, Farmers, please call and see os; you
will always find the mlrrs ready to wait on you
niphl orday Cash pnid for wheat.
Dayton, Jan 2j JONATHAN SrlpDE0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
Millinery,
Directly Opposite Grid,ey d PrestOns Store
MssS. GREGG

AtI lSilLS 10 inform the l4hules ol OlthWe a.!N
w the country, that she has received hrr
.SPRING And SUMMER GOODS,
consisting Of Ladies' agd Misses Stray, Hair aud
Lace BouneIs, which she will sell as cheap as the
cheapest
ALSO--Bonne: silks. Visilc Siiks & Trimmings,
Flowers. TABS KID Gloves, Drcss Cups, Black Lace
Wells, Ladies Collars ard Cuffs, Dress and Visue
Patterns, latest s,yle.
z y Straw and Tuscan nonnets repaired on short
noIIce Silk Bonnc,s made up to order. Llnlngs
and Trimmings always on hand.
Ladies please caIl5riore going elsewhere
DLl-Nn MnN 81
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TO <l,Ocsp,ukCvs

MOROCCO, calf kip and upper leather.
Itl Cochnenl, blue and green morocco
Pink, drab, black maroon and russc,t Innings.
Bindings, webbing No 3, 3, 10 and ~ thread.
hammers, heel ball irons, &c--for sale by
NAV 81. Nm Haskell
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

On examining the above report and finding
the same to be correct, it was ordered that tie
same be accepted ard allowed
On representation Of Mr. Grant,
Oriered That Sli7, Uho county's prororon,l
be refunded to j. 7. Bushnell, and that 81 s6
Ohe states rroportion,) be certified to the audit
or, for taxes improperly assessed on nwV, sec 4
town g. range I,
Mr. Co'quhcn Grant then presented his report
Rs school commissioner, as follows;
School CoDuiSionsr IN account rih he differ.
,R 3jenshipS;
DR. to amoun, Of state fund apportoned
To3i I sl7 ~ paid out " Per receipt
3S 7 90 ~ pu hand
20 . ~ % do
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

Tho first Locomotive ever used in The u S. is
still in good running order on the Little Schuy'
kill Railroad 1t was built in Liverpool Eng.
land, by Edward Barry Al that time twas nee
essary 10 send n man from England to pg; tho
engine in running order on the road. It was bu.
twenty years ago that Edward Burys engine
was placed upon our road. Since then the iron
track has been extended Throughout, our land
the fierce breathing Of the iron horse is heard IN
almost every valley the ingenuity OF our mo
ckanics enables them to supply their own engines
and even furnish them to nations across the o
ccan We're q progressive people
A t,,, ,Fr,nI wanted a. thi. elise
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

Mr.. Hogan presented sealed proposal from
Leonard Ashton gor the buding OF II new court
house, and on motion of said Hogan,
Resolrei That further proposals will be re-.
ccived by this board at any time previous to 9
o'clock tomorrow morning, at which time said
proposals shall be opened aud considered.
L. 5. Watkins, treasurer then presented his
account with the county, which is as follows.
# S. Watkins, treasurer Q! CrunIy county,
in account with said county, Dr,
To amoun, received If II. & G. Gllrtt. for fine
recovered in circuit court, S23 90
amount received offs I Hall,
for fine recovered in circuit
court, 30 90
amount received of Geo W.
Armstrong, administrator uf
{. Moon, deceased, for tine
recovered in circuit court. 35 90
The above being for school pur.
poses, and is Sis 90
To amount received Of Jacob &
l. W, Cmypool, iog ferry Ii
ccnsc, 10 90
amount received Of Geo II.
Krcrsted, for docket and ju.
~ fees, in n suit against T.
OSulliyan and !, W Clay.
pool IS
blarce in ms hands as treas.
urcr at the last meeting Of
the board Of supervisors, G35 Ts
-GbO on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

Amber Ate and Porter.
OO BBIS andholfdo on consignment, from d.
OO Ctlchton, La Sale. II & l.. II EAMEs.
may II, 1851 .l1f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

BY amount of county orders nnl
jury and wolf bounty ccr,i.
Gates, this day surrendered
e"l Cancelled by the bond
OF supervisors, having been
previously paid by me, 436 90
" percentage ON above amt, s 06
cuuntcrslgnlng county orders
and registering At the July
special term, | so
preparing this report, 30
Balance in my hands this 9th
September 1851. $50 OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

We had a ligh, frcs, Thur.i'y morniNs
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Ga.erck Statement
School Commissioner Dir,
To amount Of state fund in mn
auditors warrant, cashed
by treasurer, &lTs 81
cash Of Wm. H. Perkins, be-
ing balance in his hands, c rs
-Iss oG
Cr
By commission on Sl7s3l.
amount Of Auditors war.
rants, g J6
cash paid ont as per re.
celpts, 80 7,
Cash on hand ready for dis,rl.
button, ii8 70
z,nr ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

A load Of ccaj wanted /. ~. oai,c.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
UNCLE JOE.

A stalwart and gallant man
To which a lady's eve,
Bold as the bravest cavalier,
Who buckles steel to thigh;
With glance to awe. or glance to WOO,
No maid could e'er forego
To heave a sigh when passing BY
My glorious Uncle Joe!
Ny uncle then was thirty.tive,
Perehance a triie more,
But few could match him in the dance,
None pull a steadier oar.
The woodcock knew him in furze,
And dropped his bill in woe,
Screamed he, Il give it up at once:
know you, Uncle Joe?'
And when around the festive board
The brightest wits sat down,
Tho wisdom might perchance look grim,
And prudence raise a frown,
iet still that merry gentleman,
Would cheat them ere they'd go
Lord bless youl who could solemn be,
While there was Uncle Joe?
And now, tho years have touch'd his locks
His glance torgets its flash,
The girls still love TO flirt with Joe,
And pull his grey m%oustache;
Though age in some may chill the heart
His trobs with cheerful glow
We never think of,calling him
Aught else but Uncle Joe!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
Want of Confidence,

The following we'll told story by J. P. Nor
lis, has been published before: but it is so
appropriate to the times, that we lay it be-
fore our readers. We hope business men
will profl by the moral it conveys:
A little Frenchman loaned a merchant
FIVE thousand dollars when the times were
good. He called at the counting house a
few days ago in a state of agitation not to be
described.
How do you do? inquired the merchant.
Sick--ver sick, replied monsieur.
What's the matter?
Defines is de matter. -
Defines! What disease is that?
De.maladie dat break all dc merchants yer
much.
All! the times, Ell? well they arc bad G.
nough; but do they affect you?
Wy, monsieur, | lose de confidence.
In whom?
In everybody.
Not in me / hope.
PardoneE moi, monsieur, but | de not
know who to trust at present, when all de
merchants brak several time in pieces.
Then ! presume you want your money.
Ouimonsier | starve for want Of ~largent.
Can't you do without it?
No monsieur, | must have it.
You must?
Oui.monsieur, said dimity breeches turn
ing pale with apprehension for the safety of
his money.
And you can't do without it?
No, monsieur, not Won leetle moment lon
care.
The merchant reached his bank book,
drew d check on the bank for the amount
and handed it to his visitor.
Vat is dis monsieur?
A check for the 1--WE thousand dollars with
the interest.
Is it bon? said the Frenchman with amaze
ment.
Certainly.
Have you iargert in bank?
Yes.
And is it perfaitment convenient to pay
de sum.
Undoubtedly. What astonishes you?
70, dat you have got him in dees bad
times.
Oh, yes, and l have got plenty more. I
owe nothing that | cannot pay at a moments
notice.
The Frenchman was p~crplexed.
Monsieur will you do me one leetle favor,
Ell?
With all my heart.
Veil, monsieur, you shall keep de l'argent
n leetle year longare.
Why ! thought you wanted it?
Tout an contrarie. no want de Parsent.
! want de grand confidence. Suppose you
no got de largent, den | want him yer
much--suppose you got him, den | no want
him at all. Vous comprehendez, eh?
After some other conference, the little
Frenchman prevailed on the merchant to
retain the money, and left the counting
house, with alight heart, and a countenance
very different from the one he wore when he
entered. His confidence was restored, and
although he did not stand in need Of the mo-
ney, he wished to know that his property
was in safe hands.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
DAGUERRECTYPEs

N<~~~ ~~I ~~T
a &. FAX II DIE. Daguerream Artist. No.
IA 36. Mnn'oe st., below Market. Wheeling.
Va.. respectfully announces to the citizens Of
Harrison and adjoining COMMITTEES. that he is pre-
pared to take DhgrcrrcotN pes in the VERY BEST
STYLES. and with all III latest impro Iements,
Likrnesscs taken equally as wcIlin cloudy rs
in more pleasant W Gather, and particular nttcu-
lion paid to obtaining The most favorable position
fer securing II pleasing likeness.
Groupcs of any rumbcr nf persons can be tn.
ken on one plate. and perfect Iikenesses t,ken
Of young children.
| am constantly receiving. AID have always on
hand. n complete stock of l~orkets, Foncy Cases.
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c, all
of whI'b | will sell Oh the most favorable terms.
Oct29 iy A! &. PARTRIDGE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
ard Pure Drugs

rENnE subscriber is receiving at his old stand
in Cadiz. Unio. in addition I" his former
stock. II large supply of fresh nnS pure
DRUGS. by SOILS, PAINTS. V~ARNlSIES,
ETC, etc. in short everything usually kept in II
Wpsre1n Drug store.
His stock has been c%areGnlly selected ms 10 qnnl-
ity and prices will be so low that no person can
reasonably object. I isstock Willie kept full. and
he would call the particular attention of persuns
wishing 10 purchase anything in his line, to see
his took before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past fnvors. he sillhopes, by care
and strict utiention to business, 10 merit n large
share Of the patronage Of n liberal public.
ahy2l-ly JOHN BEALf4.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
Ewes Right---and Dress!

TAKE ibis opportunity, OF sa, ing 10 the citi-
zens OF this and the adjoining counties. 'lhnt
| am receiving II splendid New ST0cK Of FALL
Al WINTER DRY GOODS, the %prettiest and
best ever brought tn this part of the country ,
which will sell as low as any who sell Goods
in this part Of the coun'ry-cLeap for cnsh. My
motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits"
My Stock consists of super French Meriroes.
Silks and Snrns. Cloths. C~assimeres, Satlincts
Tweeds. Pcrsians, nelnins, Alpnccas. Cohnrgs.
Laccs. Cl,pnisetls. best French work Capcs and
CoIInrs, F%lannels. and every variety III The Dr.,
Goods line. Also. all kinds OF CLOTIilNG. pm
up by ourselves. and made by one OF The besr
.Tailors in the Western country
Call and see Tor yonrselves.-nt Snyder & NJ
Cormick's old stand. Cadiz. No humibug NJ m,
Store. Tscpt9II A. +. MOORE.