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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

Fruit Tire IS and s. Shrub berry
- HAVE commenced receiving choice LOT of
g large and thrifty FRUIT TREES, direct
rom the ScoTT NURsERx. near Davenport. Iowa
which will sell lower than they can BE- had at
any nursery in this vicinity. Those DESTROYS oil
Obtaining trees will do well 10 call soon.
| have also on hand and am receiving tineaS
sortuleut OF Shrubbs-ior sale low.
z. D. FULFORD.
Al Ayen: for Nursery
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

ElIIOU5 / GVEIS aUA LIFCI YUM 1dINgs'
General Debility, Loss or APPETITE, AND
DissAsEs or FgMaLEs-these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results in eases OF
this description :-kiNc' EvIL and oCRoFULA. IN
It's worst forms, yields To the mild Yet powerful
action Of these remarkable Medicines. NIGnT
SwEArs, NERvoUs DEBILITY, NEEvors Cow
PLANTS Of AL kinds, PALrIrArIoN or THE HEART.
PAINrEE's CnIlc. are speedlIN cured.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

,elYBUP MOLASSES-5 bbls just rec d and for
- sale at y g. ~. CeEBS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

WV INES-PorJ Sherry and Madeira wines
" for sale by THEO R0DOLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fer this scourge Of the western country these
Medicines viii be found safe, speedy, and GER
tain remedy. Other medicines leave tie system
subject TO d return Of the disease-a cure by these
medicines is permanent-TRY THEM, BE
:. 4u.r-x-Yr-n Avn M f~TfRED
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

stMukkD HALIBU I--l9O poua1s a. line order
- J,st rec and for sale at COBBS
mYSTERS-200 cans Fresh Baltimore Oysters
~ for sale ar q ~ COBBS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

FRANKLY GROCERIES IND PR0TISI0H.
~ The best articles always or hand.
Mar. ~, 1881 BEECH * TILLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-08

The Sentinel.

During one Of Napoleons remarkable cam
pligns, 4 detachment OF a corps commanded by
Dayoust, occupied the l.le Of Rugeu, which they
were ordered TO eyacrate They embarked with
such precipitation that they forgot one Of their
sentinsls, who wg- posted ih a retired spot, so
deeply absorbed in the perasal 4 newspaper
containing 40 account oi one 0i the cmperDr'
splendid VICTORIES A. to be totally unconscious Of
their departure After pacing u and frp for ma
ny hours open his post, be Lost PIT eHce. and re-
ierneI to the gu.'d-TOpnI, which he found empty
On inquiry he learned with despair what tad
happened, and cried, "AlI'! ala shall b.
looked upon Is Il drserier, di-honored, lost, un
happy vdetch that am His lamentations ex-
cited the compassion Of a worthy traIesmau
who took him to hi house, did all IN hi. power
to console him, taught him to make bread, iur lie
was a baser, and, after some mouth- gave him
his only daughter, Justine in marriage. Five
wears afterwards strange vessel VS. seen 10
approach the Island The Inhabitants flocked TO
The beech, and soon discovered in the advancing
ship a number OF soldiers, wearing the uniform
Of the French army. 81 avn done flr nuw-my
bread Is baked cried the dsmayed husband Of
Justine. An idea, however, suddenly occurred 10
him and revived his coungci He ran TO the
house, slipped into his uniform, and SEEING hi,
tirelock returned to beach, and posted himself on
sentry. at the moment the French were landing
Who goes thereT he shouted in voice like
thunder, Who goes there, yourself, replied
one in boat "Who are you.' \ sentinel.
How long have you been on guard" Five
years" reionsd our man. Diyoust laughed At
the quaint reply, and gave a discharge, IN due
form, to the involuntary desertcr
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4 LOT Of Betting finished expressly Tor Ilor
" vc-ung and rrcshiug Machine. LISA ~
pcrior article and for sale 10y W HAsKELL
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Timber Preserving Works

,ais G ~, = 'Ju'nst VI commerce states 'l.at an
e T-ii'n"h, mas oVen III pH'u" operation al
", oh;nc, ,he r., s"e s,"n,,i P'S', nays iIr
~ oeluG. VI, -, ,,'u''on Oh certain 'hom'Ga. SUB
s.a'se, ";,V VIC Po'es VI u'noy'' r'tuIa,eu 70
" nun IUeHy; .he s's'eNs OF insects dc
inG P W S, % Ta.'Ia Wy "eih'g' auu was invent
.u NJ om. 'S ~ ne ~ y s.''ea 'na' SIM
im wolh' s'e W W e'ee'eo III ''S Guy ana Mr.
iuee' Que VI 'ne Een''r,heh ensaeeu III me enter
Prise Is nIw "a VIEW T, orS 70 procure .ne nsce.'
Sy inI ~ s,o "e p'''es' VI i'!"e'%oS Is
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Keep before tic Poem

MICHAEL Rengin, of Ottawa. bachelor. liy.
Nl ing in alone shnnty, and followed farming aud
raising callensa living, and very industrious, hon.
est man, was murdered IN his own shnnty, in the
my brother, Timothy Dounyan, came out from Ire.
and, where he left destitute wife aud seven chill.
dren, being the right heir said Rcagan.s property
came in search of and property and to settle all
claims. From information so Tar received, was
watched and murdered. Also, il seems, from mor.
maio aud circumstances the same inmily suspect.
ed for the murder was charged with snch before
they came TO Ottawa. Address as before, Dnbuuue,
iowa JrREntAn DoNAvAN, or
dec y JEREMIAH CRol ny, Narsclllcs
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The Gar and The SIN.

I, happened, about hundred and fifty years
ago, that the famous Peter, who united the trade
of carpenter to the profession OF Car Of Rus
sia, felt himself unwcll while sta ing at the VII
lage Ct Spa. The autocraiic workman, with
happy anticipation Of Frlcssnz aud Cia'iJgo,
drank freely Of the water OF 4 nelghboring sprung
Eight days afterwards nC sent for the burgomas-
ter and the magistrates, and addressed them
nearly in these words:
"Gentiemen--I was i'll bat, thanks to the free
libations Of your sparkling fountain. am now
quite we'll owe you much
Here the Car thrust his hanl into the pocket
Of the coarse jerkin which he wore; and the civic
dignitares having extended their open palms
:" | owe You much,' continue the Car, and
wish to present You with IA durable testimony vi
my gratitude. In IS hours you shall hNclt.
One may easily fancy what castles in the cir
were built by the expectant iunciionaries. At
length they were told that the august GONZALES
cent had given orders to procure the hardest
stone which the district would afford and the
following morning four strong Mu.coyites were
seen bearing a slab, on which was inscribed these
words
Il was III drank: was cured.
(Signcd) PFrFR, Cur Of RHssia'
"Place this stone over your fountain or, il you
prefer it, place you fountain under tins stone
said the Car kindly, "anI hereafter you will
thank me for it"
Ere many years had elapsed, all Europe knew
the waters Of Spa, and the demand for It be-
came so enormous, that the worthy burgomaster
and his colleagues were forced TO discover five
new springs in the neighborhuod The name of
Spa was also extended to mineral springs thTJ'
out tho world
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The Best Coal

DROl GIT INTO the Ottawa market Is now raised
ID BY vi MARKS MORTALITY, who may At
all times be found 80 hl- residence near the canal
bridge, at the head OF Buffalo Rock lis bed Is IN
the same region where the famous Srawu { Oai' Is
raised, and Mr. VI challenges y comparison with
that coal knowing his own taken all together, to be
better auce.. A. to the coal from most OF the beds
around Ottawa It Is positively not to be compared
with his and yet Mr. Morary engages to sell ms
Goa cheap a. itno, cheaper than, any of the coal
dealers in this region.
Teams always Kept in readiness to deliver coal to
order; or any number Of teams loadedat short no.
tee on applying NJ the residence of the subscriber
The attention Of BlackSmithsi IL particularly called
to this coal MARKS MORTALITY.
Buffalo Rock, {. inns below Ottawa Dec II, 1850
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AiRABfAus fusfRAL ohAlioN ON TUE DEATH ="
FKASKlIs,-Th recent celebration Of the anniver'
sarv NJ vranll;,'s h;r,h ,av has brougbt GU. some
at, tho
interesting 'e'''''soe'Ses A"''''s WV
fuserai grafton 90 his death pronounced oy 'ne
eloquent and gifted Mirabeau, in the National
Assemhlv of France an the nh ef June. 1880
NJ, -, Go. ,,ood ,oJ,
Di'iA A"'no', so'"''o'i o'ei ."s"
can scarcely surpass Il III simple, soui'h'u'ins e'
oauence.
.E,o,,ll;, "a d,,J,-r 4 nrofound silence reign
a., thro,,gbo,,, ,h. hall The genius. which gave
freedom 10 America, and scattered torrents Of
;;yht unon Eurone. is returned to the bosom of
he Dyn;,v
.Tbe sacs whom two worlds claim: tho man.
dsputed by the history of the sciences and the his
torr Of empires holds. most undoubtedly an ee
yaied rans anon, the human species
political cabnsts have bu, too lon, compemo-
rated the death of those who were never great
but in their funeral CREATIONS; tn etiquette Of
courts has but too long sanctioned hypocri,ical
grief Nations ought only TO mrurn f1r their ben
efactors the Representatives of free mon uu- lit
never to recommend any other Than the heroes o!
humanity to their homage.
The congress hath ordered a general mourning
for one month throughout the fourteen cnuicie
rates states. on account Of the death If Franklin.
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NiOrtiIilOrc'.
Rheumatic Compound,
A.U
Blood Purifyer

rINlls medicine is 'or 10y me subscriber The
/ w... asr requested q. TrHa rIr ce.uHr1t" 81
VIZ L,,Iil.s below. j NAIrNDIE.
OTTAWA, Avg. 10, 1859.
Nr Naruvnrr- psI. SIR, Wv esteemed
'ur u" 1850 aor.r>u' Naruarr'- NHrHmalc Com
pound nuu jooJ Purlyrr when De- wa, ,u :, Lou.
.- 900 N.... l,i9 Wien Due returned 10 Ottawa. /
NJ. rrHfiu, iuy severe gt,U,, of ,Gc Rheumatism.
OF f4r oGgo1t hnl-he informed wr that De- had
procured 20 medicine whose reputation stood high
lor IHr rvr, ui 'n.s complaint. lAlJ long NJ" dis.
paired Of % .ur. ever bong effected upnu Hr. y ]
ug. r-.ri many remedies and uuI 100 permanent
relief was mr0lr~. 300 nga,Itu o. 1so. liut dr'-
Yen fI 'nr necessity = doing something 10 relieve
wy severe palrs, cu1r.gusi 40 give ,Hr med one
wl. and NEa very happy results alter iHe use ct
four bottles
have been rhc -n. rri ufrhcumarr difficulties tor
r. pruld OF f rry y,Ir- Guf for lur p1st seventeen
yrar nave arru unable 'J walk, except very short
distances, or even ,.uur tn Oh" ground without much
difficulty W. ..'t .u1 persisted considerably. oud
w0.vrry weak Buf Tor iH" past months ha'e
not madam attack OF Ihc complaint although nave
been exposed 10 a kinds ~ weather The flesh Is
rcwrnnzugou my ,mb. and ~ IS becoming strong
cr, and Notwithstanding have walked much every
day. ! have suffered uce7 -.O1a..y very Slight pam
And DO cucrTu..y recommend the afflicted WIN
ta- complaint whether uHamWG'nry Or chrome TO
try the mrtcue a1I NOT despair Of q cure.
The subscriber wI rheerlg..y answer any quos-
Tons 'HIt many Boo put 90 mon mrr.uuuu 10 I'D, cure.
Very iH.prc,u.yyour obedlcui servant,
l.. HILLS.
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TO Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.

FBSllE subscriber having made arrangements
with Ncspa-an Ellis, Esq, of Washington
= CITY hereby gives notice that he is prepared
ioproseculr Bounty laud, Pension and other claims
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms.
The principal clnsscs ofcascs OF land bounty and
pension claims which now exist, and the general
principles on which they rest are as iouws, Ia wit
lstLaRd Bounty Is due to all officers non.C commits.
stoned officers, musicians, or urlyates, whether reg
ulnrs, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served m
the warot 1872, unless they have heretofore recri.
we'd land bounty Also, 10 all such as served ina
OF the Indian wars since 1870, aud also the commits
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico,
to Wit; lhos. who enlisted TOR one yearaud served
9months, TO 100 acres those who enlisted for six
mouths and served imonths to 80 acres. All those
who served over month to 10 acres The widow
OF soldier who was killed in battle is entitled To lG0
acres II the officer or sodier is dead, the widow Is
entitled to the bounty II there he no widow, the
MINOR heirs o the officer or soldier are entitled to
the bounty
%. PcnsiQns for Life are due to Nil widows OF
revolutionary officers and soldiers If they were mar
ucd prior TO 1900
81, Increased pensions are due to all such widows
u their husbands were pensioners under the act Of
1918
All communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful Mt
tcntion Postage paid nall letters sent through the
Post Office. Ottawa, nov . NJ f.. ,loiLtsrER
lt,'u At Lar, and IdHd Agent
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To Officers. soldiers. widows and
Heirs of deceased Soldiers,

\ hb ME MOI ICE, that the undersigned nrc
"A on hand, nsu usual, to procure your bounty lands
pensions, back and extra pay, nj nominal rates low
ct than ever. Having had considerable experience
IN this business and being in direct correspondence
ruth thr DopartwoBtso HE Government having in
charge the adjustment OF such CLAIMS, we are certain
We can do your business to your entire satisfaction
When we are not successful in in securing claims of
his kind we never charge. Call and see us at our
law and land agency Office. NoEEls& FlsnrR.
Nov ~ lSJU-if
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L OR snle by the kcg at Chicago pricesby
y May H. WALKEE X llleSLiN6'
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J. b. CASEY, Chairman Com. DB Fu1prs
The terms upon which lbs company insure late
are peculiarly favorable 70 She Insured .-luchl0rr
So Il Is believed, than the terms OF any other Lie
Insurance Company, 20 wit.
The great security afforded IN n Glaruu'v Fund
$500 $50. $50 600 oiwhch has been paid ln cash.
and $4,000 secured IN lIe safest MANNER, iy Bond
or Mortgage o. Real Estate;
HHicS0 I Premium gi.UrcI"cr from the rates
OF other Companies and more equally graduated:
Insurance tor the benefit OF mGrrieJ Jr0mcH secure
from the creditor, o their husbands,
The Insured not liable 10 assessments fJr lJsfs;
No extreme ha.lrGs taken ~ fbls c1rgraBg:
iHgEnVgi d.riteHt 10 al pgii-y holders, Tgua-
bic ia cash; also, additions mGae to life policies
ercrg fire years;
Notes taken apart ur payments;
Policies issued upon application without delay,
causing no los OtusGrancc Of tie parties.
Lives OF either sex insured between the ages Of
fourteen and sky inclusive, tor one year or TOR lie
I he pamphlets and tracts published by the CONF
panyw i be- found 20 contain much valuable ui1!m-
alton respecting the nature, principles, application,
aud benefits OF lite Insurance. Also, an examination
oi the plans OF the other mu,ua. companies Of the
country, and foil explanation OF the plan proposed
byta.- company, together with various tables, on.s
shown. the rates Of premium for the term Of ilia OF
several companies compared with 'G" rates Of this
Company iora.l ages and terms at which insurance
su1!r. Pamphlets ami tracts furnished gratis. and
applications received and forwarded by
an. Jolly. 6. BURR. Agent OHgrrG. M.
b d. Thomson. VI. D., Medical Examiner.
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administrator Notircs.
Esass Of Martin Claa5g, d,veu,ed.

I"IIt Y -NIiWW ItdNTI, N'ttuNt'I
NOTICE j. hereby gwen that vii make spplI-
y cation To the county court ct La sale county,
ON the 81 Monday IN March next, Tor an order to
sell The land, and ,cucmcuIs belonging To the estate
ct Martin C,a-by deceased. or as much thereof rs
may Ice necessary 10 pay the debts OF said deceased
40 which time aud place al persons Interested, are
requested 10 appcarau show cause why said rea!es-
tate should not be- sold tor the purpose aforesaid,
Jan. Is IucNAS LAREIN, -iGHIT.
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Calf skins.
UpDpr Leather.

n DOI CalEekns just ijnshedotmy TauneU
=. and ior .nI- low " liAsUELL.
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Cardiny and Spinning.
'A $4,000 T Tr"as ''l a@" IL
300 Narieiicsof tpple,

They consist oi nearly
300 Varieties of Apple,
And great variety Ut Prars Pums aud Cherries
whchhuye been selected with care aud great cX-
penN from the most popular and approved Nurse
RES IN the Union, embracing nearly all lhc standing
varieties in the eastern sud southern states the fruit
OF whchit s confidently believed, cannot tail to suit
the most delicate and refined paulrs
The subscriber assumes with confidence 'hni he
has the greatest rarieig and most Splcudjl aSsort.
moRt TO be found IN northern Illinois The trees
are from TO 3years OF age, and ranging from . to
feet IN height, and well propouioucd
Ii Is believed tina, the lnmcniahc rcmi-sncss on
the part Of farmers every where Observable IN plan
ting fruit trees, is mostlyGltuhutabir to the almost
total failure, IN most cases, where tree. have been
Iransplnntcd from Distance aud the iihrous roots
on which the tree relies fol il, nutrncnt have be-
come dead rom too long exposure to dry ar or Sc.
we're irosts after taking them up either of which is
fatal to its growth Bu, these cmbarrassmen,s no
| longer sxlst. The farmer can now hc supplied in
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
wishes, crownin the same soil and climate in which
| they are to he trnnsplnuted
1.-THE trees are taken up in the spring it shouldhe
done soon after the frost is out oithc ground-- all
events, before the Leaf begins to put forth lfmkrn
upin the fall, they should be buried until spring
Apple trees a, the Nursery l2i cents; all other
| kinds, - cents WELLS WATT
| Dayton, Jan. 10 lSjO-if
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DRY GOODS.

IOOPCS English French aud Amrrc1nrruis,
JUp 100 do do do g.uGhnms,
30 pieces lawns aud lined listers,
- 90 auplyc1. homtaAucs, muslin de ians
and barnr" ni every pricca aud style.
NyJ 1850 !. 7. SANGER & Co.
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Prairie House.
LILLIAN 10 ".
Wholesale Grocer,

10. 81 LEVEE.
SECOND STORE NORTH or OILY. ST
81 Ions. M--u.r.
January. 1851
: WOULD ye=pe,,fulv invite Merchants uron
fbIr yl,,.,,r 5urciry for their soyrIr purchases.
~ an cxstrn1lior NV 'qrrc and varied -.l.. Of
ERDCERIEN. A. INV t48l- will he offered AZ Tie
lowest p,s,Ibcra,cs and upon satisfactory .e.ul- Goo
punr,ta mon.
Nv -roca, consists q the f.. OWING Grrl..
.t.r..l..r. ..-.. ,4..,,l. }...,.,,, ,.-.,.,s
,,, '.r =, ' IN .s,. ,r,r, ,.,..,.,,
.,--, ro7s
N, e., ,-.,i ,r,.,,,,I I,0t.,.s ir,J.,,I f,..l-
,i rs l','' . 'i' .,',g, M nail.
t., ,,,.i..' l4oks-s ri Ro.,,r nail.
rnnbtIs p,frE,ts e. H1r-Gg1 coils and manila
.-.,.-',sS ~ No ,ono
".'.'' ''-' IL JAW On, - ..rl a,,r .,.,-
o1, t.. ,-,..- - ..''
.,rt,-'I. rr. y n anal 100 by. Y .r.riuia and Ms
-'' ,, ,.,s IL '''' sonr, r6L,rr@
5loIyI.i orI Mack oS Lsgs ric,n p.,reri,.
w - N''' - -. ',.,.,..r
oo,b,i,,s aud ,,,,r,srs lol',o bvs ,ssor, i,r5gnI
On ilJ No Ish,J srirs.
o. :" Nn ..l,,op % tisrce. fresh C,roiipo
On lr,,,s coI 6.h roe
iun 49,. iUl d.. ,.rL = ,,sss MIRO Csrr-l 10, .
coJ f.b d,ro.
an toy.s No ! scaled c7.gs extra quality
-, ,,,,Jlc. $500
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miscellaneous.
The World Challenged!
y. L. EHERSON'S
Improved atmospheric Churn.
Patented April ID, 1850.

THE attention of the public IS respectfully sol cit
L ell 10 an examination OF he above chuIu, which
ior ,icieucy Cheapnrss, and facility tor cleaning,
stands unIlyal,cd and alone.
The numerous certificates which have been re
cciyed, couuboratye OF as uuGNaied performances,
with the different churls now IN use, and the uni
ted testimony OF all who have Witnessed ~ opera
uon furnish ample proof of Its being the most APP
proved chuu eyere Inhibited TO the puhlc. Init the
greatest mechanical and philosophical puncIpir- are
iu.,y embodied, Wa. the agitation or surface iuc'
ton ct tine cream ormi'k ami the introduction otat-
Iuo-pnrnc AR. Thus mechanical and Vhlo>ophlc-
al action upon the cream or muk has the effect To
soHante aud bring INTO contact the detached pgril-
D.rs OF butter requiring only proper temperature 10
promote laeiT adhesion 'lAc process OF collecting
The batter o, rot rGua,itd ty any previous invention
% being rapid ana complete. 10 bass lv a.. case ,
where u.r4 with other cbum>, proved lls,., lie
4..'Sr-' and az the >lmr time q more perfect s'pp-
ration, aud consequently larger quantity ul butter
ON ruc ngI the uUunul Produced, the world =
cun.lru scd ;. + EMERSON, PdteHtrs
\ b--Ners9r, drsIous OF purchasing County
Rights or Jhglus. by directing letter lpv,l qaa
90. 81 cuJgI 10 person ON, VILLAIN Pearson. trH-
W. IT., Vii meet with prompt attention. Mr.
Pearson also uguJiay,u,es auu AeepS los ~ al. -
Lr> OF the above cau,u-.
WILLIAM PEARSON.
.AgslijgT tie SiIts 81 Illinois.
DHaWC. Sent II. 1850
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r Tho Canal Commissioners have ordered the
public works from Philadelphia To Pi,tsburr "a
bsrcady fds transportation by the 18th Of rc5ru.
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WOODEN WARE

EASTERN tubs and pals, bowls and boxes in
IL nests, grain measures, washing boards, &c Al
mays. CusuN.S's
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Mtlt- of NIrfip ClasIH d-c-aarl

Eltui. Of Wrr'in Cldslu, dr,asL
ID JR&UA\r to an order ot,he county court OF
L In Sadie county, notice is hereby gwen tha, N.
persons having claims against the estate o Naguu
CLASSIFY, la,c of Ia Sale county, deceased, are rr-
CURED TO produce the same m writing and hie them
an sand cour, on the RI Monday in parch, next
when aui who're sad claimants are requested 80 at
tend ior the purpose OF having Their CIaIms adjusted
m pursuance IT Jaw
Jan. ,. 1850 TucGAS LAREIN, Adm'T.
ESl'f of JiUHrs Prescott, deceased
NTOTlLE j. hereby gwen that wlmakr aTr'.-
y cation fc the county court ut Ia safe county,
oaIhe il Monday oi February next, tcrH ogjcr %
Sc. 'tr aUI,auI lrGcwclts hr,rrgiug 10 the estate
y,l'me~ Prescott. drcsa-c3. or as much thereof MS
may be- necessary 90 pay rr debts OF sand deceased.
90 which Imr oud place al. persons Interested, are
rrgu. sl"d ~ appear ana show cause shy said r.a.
e.. .Je ~urvI not be- sold inr the purpose aforesaid
january n. PNTEl,E RYAN. lfu'r.
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Foote'S.
United States Hotel.

b. WILLIAM 2. fowLrR, Peru, Illinois.
The house, a stone building Il the largest binding
used in northern Illinois, As a hotel and the lessee
has eRdeaysred, al heavy expense, 10 furnish 4 M
a style TO comport with the building. The rooms
are large aud admrnby arranged Tor convenience
and comfort Travellers and their luggage inkcn
10 and from The boats free OF charge i5-u
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tfls0ieinrs.
MOFFATS
Life Pills and Phoenix BittcrS.

These Medicines have now been b,s,r. III.
public for q I.sr"d Of FIFTEEN YEARS. and
during that time have maintained u high charar-
ter IN almost every part of the globe for their e.-
traordinary and immediate power of restorin, n.,-
feet health To persons sui'Srn. under nearly syer
hind Of disease 10 which the human fr,me ia I,hI,
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Cloths.

RROADClOTllS of all coors and qualities, fan
~ cy and plain cassincrcs, heavy Sleeps grey sat
tinctls, tweedS jeans, hard times. also canton and
woollcn Flanncls, Linscys &c, just received ut
apl u CuSHMANs.
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GTNNIl.A ROPE. %; size. suitable tor Hcd-cords,
AVA Halter ropes, clothes lines, towing lines, stern
andbow lines. ocl2 WA IIAsgEIL.