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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
Nlw YORK RowpYlsM The Ne,

Ntw YORK RowpYIsm The New
YoikeJs are getting out o. ali patience WIN
he ros d, lsuD oi .leIr ciiy aad the pi8nder-
ng OF ,helf corporation. aud are about 10
f,r.u an a.snciaton IN fe termed tie ''Rs
sofu League, or COMMITTEE ai Saf",y.'
From the yen,.s-l ide, ob'aaed from The
procetdings oi the hrs. meeting, We pre-.
,ume il is to be something life the VIgi
iarce Committees in California. We
nave the amaofI;y af New York Journals
,nr 81, ing thai there ara" ThDgs' 10 that
ci,v. snd-if so. we presume there is tie
cessirv Tor snme such action as thai al
pteseni indicated.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
Lightning Rods.
ARMITAGL'S
pa!ent lalnctie Cilh!nilIa Ro65,.

!
! found In
ARMITACE's
Patent HlaJuc.ie iiJtiuiua Ho65,.
and in this alone This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific g'Hieraen in the wesd-
Professors NJ Murtrie, johnson, " aIlor ssd many
others that have examined them recommend and
speak of them IN the highest terms OF appreciation,
and have pronounced them the ogly sase rods ia,
| use in tins any other county Tor The protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage is to ii ride
and throw back part Of The sl'rric iuid harmless
10 the clouds III line OF stroke this enables .he
rod 10 conduct that portion of fluid shat belongs
to the earth whou, the sFieh,e.t danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many Other
, advantages over the Old cae. The oily place OF
manufacturing l. in
Iine 81. 3 d.or, g57f'c l:ih PhdadClb6is.
vhere all persons are respectfully invited to call
aUd examine tor them>t Ives. For sale VI hU!e>aie
or Retail by THO'S ARNITAGE
These rods have been purchased and SUCCESS
fully used by the follow ing lnaiv!duss coinpaaies
and corporallons, whose names cheerfully
submitted
In and Pi7cd. ltir II. : :. Roberts. G'or-c
sautznccr Ju'lsr Bru'ier Judge oourai. > Mulford,
hn Home. g. G. fgnlcy !. Br"nucT, G. Oakley. Conf raj
Ir;cr~l, The Eiooklry AmShnIse. Anderson brothers,
Rrv J. l.. Grant John Narnisn. Tho>. t.ruT.r. Eat 4
uoonS, L. Gnkrrs. H. Sg,mon-. Iilos Mott Co. Mr..
Downing, J. =. Greer. J. y Watson. {. Humphreys J.
Ripley Co. J Nysau- Easlr J Orensl,rs. e. Pep
PER. Mr.. SiarTleS. 'Ir itrt!r Dprtiry. BrIrA lev
Y-. pa,i>on Dr. Paul, = H. Powers J. wjncp,nnv
II. Mixer. the i..d Bank iotrl tn. L. ; Arsenal the
SnrirG Garden Comms~ion-ss' Hall
IN The >st of Asc Tr,s y.--'s-or.e q 8, in. Jut.e
MCali Judge Dayton. .'ehu N-in!us. Dr. II MjIurti,.
I;tni. Roberts, NJ. J. Do-ning.
GjJThe only authoiised Agent tor the Counties
Of CEio". Jnniita N film. Clinton Lycoming.
Northumberland, Nos,ouf, c C'lumbia Luzrne, Is
SAN'EL HOOVER.
HiSflsioB. Union county. Pes,7l.
Order- and letters adjre->ed (po,t paid) 10 Mr.. |
Hoover. will he promptly attended To. lie has
put up number OF h,se Rods in Union county,
some OF which may he seen as follows
IN UNION COy.NTE
Hartley TP-tlarh IIarenny. VIM. Foster. 10! N MAS
Nirhaei Peters. Jarcb smith, David Eirnan Reuben
Mench, George k"cSner. Ns0 B.TliH -Coart IInus..
ar Con,ins ioner> tHi Linssiat. rp john ReI-r
ta1o, Ip--Dr. Charles Wilson. hasIirqfa7 Fp-Jnhn
huntz Simon hun,z. FHH Tp-lsaac Couldrun. Hht.e
L,e' Ip.-MicLael Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

NLOTHS. Cassimers, EesIinss. T~eeds,
~ Sa'iAertS, kenruckv Jeans, and Trim
mlngs for Genlenen's Clothing sold very low
for Cash or short credit: interest after = months
These Good. were selected with much care Ivy
myself, and ars warranted to be what | rcpreSsn,
them. -. AMNDN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24


IMPORTANT MovE.-The State Rights
Party in one Southern State have nomins-
ted Judge Troupe for President, and Gen.
Quitman for Vice. If the Nullifcrs and
Filibusters support this ticket, well in
formed men agree that Scott will carry
most Of the Southern States, triumpbantly
Six tenths of the iron furnaces not only
in Clarion, but in all the iron counties Of
West Pennsylvania, have passed out of
their proprietors' hands and under the
sheriff's hammer, owing to the prostratiou
Of the iron trade under the British Tariff
Of lsl6.-[ Pitts. Com. Journal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
BANK OF MILFORD -l'nis.A, The nam,

BANK OF MILFORD This j. The name
Of n.~ banhiLL institution. whlch eithei
has go,e IntO oYC:a,'on, or Ia about 10 &c
So. at he 'oan Of M.ilo'd, in the State oi
d 'a"sTe--""'Sse desire to call attention
10 he iari, becaU.e lis notes will doubtless
tind Their way uto ihls STATE. There Is
no Gece>,nl for hank al ihi, place, aud
to prove At. We shall oily be required 10
sac ,na lis STICK has ai bosn taken nv
Npu-i o k,:--llcre nof beng men
rncu. {. II. he S'a'. o. Delaware viking 10
Iuvest ihp'r ,nui'cy in the stock, in conse-
luence of y van, %! buslue>s here 10 war
rant reaizauoG OF legal ir'e,ests But
the New Workers will r'a6c IL pay, as
he, dA the VI l!nsion Bank, in Mary
and. the i.,e ,Sinwn, Inwanda. Nor
;han,rion ant L-hsh County Banks Of
this Sra,e, and he Farmers and Mechan-
les. and the Peorles' Bank, Of New Jersey.
Thty nil make At pay, and ihe communi'y
will have ro-lonk ou' II Ger. Tel.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
IUNBER

HUHSH & A13HEON, at their YARD on
M North Third stree. near the Gernau Ref.
Church. have received and are receiving IN
ADDITION ia their old assortment new supplies oi
LUM BER adapted TO the wants OF this
community. which they offer on most reasonable
terms. Books IN the hands of =. Hursh.
lewisburc Nav 81 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

~The Editor is absent.s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

CONGRESS,
Gen. CHRISTIAN SELLER, of Dauphin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Gbitago advertisements.

'mioriers, mufiers. pelarinee and scarfs
Warren Nerdes--lbe best kind imported or made
llemmngs needles. knitting pins. London pms,
hair pins.
Hooks aud eyes ,bodkins crochet needles seissots.
Linen and cotton tapes. bobbns, brsids, bindings,
Buttdns-nenhle work, coat, lasting.gil,. slveted,
pearl. agate, horn, bronze. bone linen aud lace
Combs--hne ivory, English dressing, shell,
Side md beck. Buffalo horn, Imitation shell side
and back.
Brushes--buiIalo horn rsse wood and hair brushes,
tooth do
Threuds--uli Coates Is IIelJwor,h's pat. finish
linen do,
Marsh's real geasine. all Noe, full asst; Colored
spool do
French working cotton. linen foes. knitting cotton,
Blk and cold sewing silk, embrg elk, suddlers silk.
purse twist
Gill aud sllvrred braids md cords,
Steel pursetrim'ngs,
Silk cords, ,assel---ass'td colors and sizes,
Carpet bags umbrellas. wool yarn--whlte, blk mix
ed, drab. slate, red. clouded ona blk, and white
worst-d.
The above comprises but part Of the ass'tment
now offered. PURCHASERS may rely OH re ting good
articles nj the lowest market prices.
Merchants and MiiiHers are requesfedto c1-
anime the stock before purchasing elsph.re: aud
all Orders riH be flied NTH Goods Of the best
styles, andat the ioWest prices.
Chicago, Oct. 9 +. B. CARTER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
NOTICE

10 Claimants against the STATE on account Of
tie Illinois and Michigan Canal.
4 LII claimants within The provisions Of an act of
~ the general assembly OF the State OF Illinois,
entitled AN act To constitute a Commission to
take evidence in rellto to certain claims" hp.
proved June -. 1852 are hereby fled that the
undersigned, two of the commissioners named in
saId net. will meet on the 81 day OF December
next. at Ottawa, ON the line OF said canal tor the
purpose of takmgeydencc according to said act.
Oct. rs, 1852 Moan JOHNSON,
4 ItNColy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Sale Of school Lands.

I WILL offer for sale 10 the hghes, bidder, upon
i the terms aud conditions prescribed by the sta
tut. ,nt the court house in La Sale county, on
Monday the Goth day Of December next, at 100
A. NJ, the south halt of school section l6 town y.
Farm Ridge range 3 east Of the 81 p. m as plat
ted valued, and subdivded by tie trustees OF sat
town, which plat is on Tile in this Office.
Dayton, Nov. ;, ls52. WELLS WAIT. Constr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
RNOlS 4 shoes

IN CASES Campbel's double sole boots, war
" ranted. lOcnscs mems kip boots.
u ease. boys thick kip and cali boots.
3 mems hest cali boots.
6 " kip and coarse brogans.
) women'scall and kip Dootees.
. call lOw<hOes.
Is boxes ladies' morocco shoes and bootees, kid
slippers, ties and bu-kins.
iLSO-The largest aud best assortment Of
children's shoes ever before offered in this rket,
and at very low prices. Isp2jl 5. Is. GElDLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
PIANO FOIlTES.

,I>IIE subscribers have Just received from the GEL
/ ebraled mandatory OF +, Gilbert & Co,
Boston,
II Octave Rosewood Piano Forte with
,Enlinn attachment. Price, sisj 90
l6! octave Rosewood Piano Forte, with
Eolian attachment; price ~ "a
81 octave Rosewood Plano Forte, $40 90
/ 81 do do do as 90
Also ca octave Piano Forte, from A.
Stoddurl & Co, New York, sIj 90
Boudor Piano Forte, from LII! X Ow-
en-, Boston, S,O w
Square Rosewood Piano Fsrte, from
Lrmuel Gibel,, Boston,, $50 oo
For sale by \ III. Il Z, BrRLEN,
June lo-tE 100 Lake ST., Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
w II LES A LIE
DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE

2O5 South Water Street.
CHICAGO.
Cooley, Wadsworth q Go.
w Z have now in store and are constantly re-
w ceying direct from the Manufacturers, u
very large supply OF Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOOD S,
Also an assortment Of Yankee Notions, &c, Se.,
selected with great care for The eoming Fall and
Winter trade, and having made extensive arrange
ments TO meet the increasing denIonds of the Wes-
tern trade, which has during the past Sc asOn taken
such strong tide TO our city. we are confident we
can and mill obsr superior Inducements 10 those
loho may forGr as Nth their Patronage.
Our stock consists in part Oi--
Bales brown sheetngs and shnings,
do do Drills and Ticks,
do Marines stripes and Dcums,
do red twill plain red, white \ yellow flanels,
do Bats, Wick, Warp, Wsdding, Irvine, &c.
do seamless Bags,
Cases Tweeds, various styles and qualities,
do Satinets. do do
do Sleeps Grays,
do fancy andblock Cashmere and Doeskins.
do Kentucky Jeans
do Co,hs,a complete assortment,
do bleached Sheeiing and Jeans,
do do and brown Caeton flannels,
do fancy Prints, best brands and latest styles,
do blue and orange blue and white Prints,
do VI. De Lniies, gold medal s,yle)
Together with general assortment OF Ladies'
Dress Goods, White Goods, &c, which we COM
mend To the trade with grateful Acknowledgements
for past lavors, hoping 10 merit continuance Of
the same August IA, l652-tf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Essence Of Coffee.

"E have Just received new supply OF tina
w Essence OF Coffee. Every one should try
this article, for sale at the
may 2q-tf Ofnird Drug NiOre
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

VUNIiE subscriber offers for sse two 30 acr, lots
u land lying in section and N the town
= Of Freedom, II miles north ct OTTAWA,
near the Ottawa Northern Plank Road. and or =
miles south oi the Aurora Extension Railroad.
One lot OF said land j. fenced, aud 20 acres under
cultivation, the trli is In pasture The other lots
be sold IN conn Ncion with small lot OF timber "
required ON easy terms to the purchaser. Enquire
Of the subscriber, OF Of I. X. Leland IN the Office
OF Iorruzo Leland, ESQ. T.. w. GRicss.
Also. for sale good young horse. Enquire Of
the subscrhrrat Harding,
Nov 6-lg-6m t.. w. GRiGss,
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!sUnclo TOMS Cabin,n

I HAVE Just received twu dozen copies Of this
] exceedingly popular work aud shall sell them
at the lowest possible price, ut the Ottawa Drug
Store. June l9-u. W. w CAvARLY.
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PCr CII III cry!

PCrCu mcry!
INllE greatest variety Of all kinds OF Extrncts
/ for handkerchiriperium Eau de oogns,
Lavender, Otlo OF Roses, Jules llaule's prcparA.
ton toi the complexion and hair.
Also, fancy aud toilet Soaps, shaving, &c. and
every variety OF Hair Oils, Pomamms, &c. &c,
Just received, and Tor sale low a, the
may 29-tt. OTTAWA DRUG SrORE.
DRlSTOL board, card boar |, perforated paner,
ID drawing paper Also, English tissue paper,
assorted coors, Just received and for sale at the
may %. OttaIra D. Mg More.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Bound for California |!

THE undersigned having determined to 90 to
i California, will sell his entire stock OF cloth.
ing d, lees than cos, prices. nov6 Il. WISE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
New Publications.

lust received a large lot olthe latest and most
81 popular Novels, direct from the Publishers in
New York, aud Tor sale cheap, by
may2 g-,i ". ". Cdrarlv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
SliOYelS & SnaalCS.

On DOE steel edge and casts,eel shovels and
" spades Is dol. , and 3 tine hay forks.
10 doz. manure forks, aud IS doz ho :, Tor sale
low, ny sp25 > b. GRIDLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
CALIFORNIA ON FIRE!
Grand Prairie Grass Cutter
and Harvester.

Grand Prairie Grass Cutter
and Harvester.
THE following certificates are TO he read in COM
mitee OF the whole ct all the grass cutters IN
the world, ana report at their convenience.
thereby certify that | have purchased one Of
Henry Green's Grass aud Gram Cutters the past
season. safe IN saying that i, performed to my entire
satisfaction. ca, for Reson Deho,, forty acres OF
timothy aud clover in two days, working two hor.
SEES a, time and changing on accoun, Of heat
] he cutting ut grain has been equally satisfactory,
cutting faster, better and easier tor team mud man
than any other machine that | have seen operate.
lSlgncdl j. A. DUSAvAS.
Lam acquainted with facts stated by A. Dunn.
van. He cut iormc eight acres in less than half a
day. the work being done much better than | can
get it done with the scythe.
Rutland, Sept 26, 1855.
tSignedl VS.. G. DrSAvAY.
certify that have cut with the muchine above
mentioned, nineteen tons oI prairie hay IN halt of
q day, with one mighty smart span OF horses
have had twenty-five acres OF flax cut 10y Mr.
Green's machines.
Dayton. Sept. 81 1852. CEo. NJ prv,vAv.
Mr., DunNvan cut 10 acres as stated by HIM, and
was hndcted some each day, by shower. At the
rate he cut. without hindrancc, he would have cut
so acres at the same time.
Rutland, Oct, II, 1852 RrsoN Drrorr.
have been using one q! Mr.. Green's GrasNMa.
chimes this season, which gives me entire satishc.
ton. 1t cuts smooth and clean, is easily keptn or.
der. and is an immense sayiugoi labor
ST. Louis, July 23d. 1852 CuAs CuorrrAu.
The committee will please report to me indivhu-
ally when they want Machines, by mail or other.
wise. NOV. g. HENRY GREEN.
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One Million u Year!

Ana our STOCK VIII ~ all times he found more eN-
tcnsiyc, more tally assorted, aul comprising many
newer aud oholccr styles than can be found else
where in this market as We are daily IN receipt of
appearance IN the eastern MARKET and our prices
will be found uniformly from
Is to go Per Cent
less than those OF any other house IN this city or
state; IN fact, we are now selling many styles Of
goods for less than western merchants pay b. them
IN New York ana Boston.
For Instance:
Choice styles ofprnled all wool lie lains Tor IS Cd.
Good d. lans Tor 10 cts worth IS cts
Extra quality Re iuins ioI Is worth Is Cd.
Good aipa Cas- .or Is Cd worth IS g..
Good menuos for - worth b.
Meiimac calicos for 10 cts.
Good fact Colorrd en-. icos for 81.
Heavy tw,llet all wool hanues for "a.
Fine PLAIN all WOOL do 2s.
Good wool long shswls for gO1
Extra quality do 81.
ESir quality prochc long rhnwls, warranted oil
silk and woollot sl5 worth $50
Rich calico width plaid silks, iOrG' worth ga.
Rich ch,ngalir siIlls wide wIdlh) 6. worm Is.
Rich hrocadr SILK iorsA9s worth lO&l2s
Yard wide black silk for IS worth los.
Wide black sk high luste, ior 6s worth g..
Good SalInrls tor =. Good ticking tor 81.
Good shtung .lrpr for & t. In short every price,
style, and description OF goods Tor a much less
price than elsewhere.
The one price system is strictly adhered 10 and
buyers can itlyupon finding every article exactly
IS Inexperienced aswc will refund themoncy IN
every instance where any article has been nsrep-
trsrnlrdh y any Of our sa lrsmcu, or wh,rcan ar
tc.e tough o. M can he lad lor .ss pice else-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Murrays Mammoth Cheap Store,
It's tDke street. Ihitnu1,

In millinary goods oteycry kind adapted to the
city and county trade, su,ho
Bonncts, Nr,vcl- Grapes,
silks. fiowcrs LIs.cs,
Saiins, Ribbons Illusions.
Out stock viii at al, tune. comprise al. the dcsir1-
hicstyIes, qualrs and cclors which vr eau sell
Tor less price Than they can be- bought IN New
York IN small quantities. by mi,lr"rs.
Chicago. Nov 20, isjl NURRAY'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
whom il may Concern:

4 ID mdtbled TO Z. Wise, either by note or
"A hack account, are requested TO settle rmme-
dlutelY, and thereby 81 We cost T. WEE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
1852. NEW GOODS! 1853.
Hard Ware.

II NlVES and forks, pocket knives, sticking
IN and butcher knives, shears, scissors, butts,
screws gate and strap hinges, axes ,hachels ham
mets, tacks brads shoe nails, clout do, finishing
ualls; log, race, halter, dog, and fence chains
clothes pms rolling pms, wood and metal faucets
chalk, fish, aud clothes lines looking g'asscs, tea
and liable spoons plain IRONS, gimblcts, rein straps
window springs tea cans, sheep bells sand paper
wire covers brass serves, rat unps, coffee mills,
combs wool and cattle cards, nugcrs, nuger bits,
paint. scrub, while-wash, vanish, aud shoe brush
- tea cannisiers mortice locks aud latches nm,
trunk .pad cupboard, chest. aud store locks. fat
irons, shoe thread stew pans razors ben 'h plains,
ten trays table mats, files oia kinds, curtain bands,
door bolts, powder TASKS, wrenches spring balan-
cr-, states &c. Just received and for sale very
cheap, by sep - ;. u GRiDLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

ALJ.pcrsons indebted to l.. I. Sanger & Co, or
l. 7 Sanger, by book account or note that is due,
will find 1t tn their interest, " they wish to save
costs, TO call aud ma payment or satisfactory Of.
rangrmcntsi Tor our business must be closed
oct l6 l., 2. SLSsRn.
|. Rauch IL fully authorized, to receive and give
receipts for any note or account. I..P, SAscks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Ottawa Institute.
New Fee Soil Newspaper
n Va D--vz- N Na ne

4 PAPER tohe called the OHcra Free Press,
~ will b. Issued ON the first Wcdne 'doy in llnu-
any 1853, Provided $40 subscribers cru be- obnIned
Tue FoILowlSG Is TIE rRusrECrCs.
LIST. The Pres" shall advocate the principles
generally held hy the Free Democratic Party.
81, II shall ajyo1ar" Oh lWPuuani reforms m the
State. the Church ludtbr word.
81, Il shall devote H. columns 10 MANS interest
as an Intellectual Moral and Religious being.
TERlIS-Fny Cents for six months, or One
DolIarprr anuun, igvdb'c mrariabiyiH adrance,
as no rrmuucrglo l. 10 be- had by !u5.ishcIsOr Ed
it0rs.
scri'crsmav leave their names with
Nov 6-I2-3t WN L EYFE Ounwa
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At Manufacturers Prices,
VIII be sold to purchasers, at wholesale or retail
lot of
DAYTON wooden Mill Goods,

this day received, at "Stddden lR Store" where
may be found n iul assortment, viz: Sattnsis, Gas.
simeres Blankets, Fanncs Stocking Yarn, Socks
&c, tor which payment may br made in cash or
wheat n, rates satisfactory. {. III. frfLER 4 Co.
Ottawa, Oct. l6 1852. IT.
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Nails aud spikes.

$50 Kegs nails, assorted, 81 to 400.
80 " wrought and cut spikes. 81 in to in
Also wrought and horse shoe nails, for sale by
may lit IVhLKFg x HiCKfTNg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Lamps.

BEAUTIFUL. glass lamps for burning spirit
ID gas perfectly safe, and the cheapest and
brightest light for any use, for sale al The
maylj Offd,ra Drug Store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Er,u,tS and Nuts

- AlSlNS, box aud keg; dates, prunes, drieC
IL apples and peaches, figs, citron, almonds, Ma
piles walnu's, tiberts pea nuts, chesnuts, cocoanus
just rccc wed and for sale by
June 26-u G.. L. THOMPSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

tIA>>! TTHss!
4 LARGE and superior lot of window glass
y OF NIL sizes and qualities. Just received from
PittShurg. at the fmylJl OIfaLrG Drug SiDre
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Land Warrants.
TO Farmers, Contractors,

TO Farmers, Contractors,
90 doz. Ames' best Shoyes,
\ east steel
10 Ames' mud e 5. spades
Also-bog, trace, stage aud halter chains. hoes,
nay, grain and manure forks, lFaldron Il Bluods
hes, scythes--scyhr suaths, &c. Just received and
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"a a. 81 brown slIectinNs and heavy drlllsj
Fine brown shirmgsaud shccllngs;
, l. 10, Al ble chd lougcluths, best siyics
ohdbrown and cold drills, dressed aud undrc
sscd
"lInmIton," "A, c, A. Ieweu City, and other
styles ticks, blue drills, denins, striped shrtlngs
&c;
Manchester, Caledonia and keunebcc checks linen
and Cantonchrcks, very heavy and desirable;
Blk and colored cambrics and paper cambrics oil
shades;
canvass poddngs, Wignns, Silicins and hollands
'otton bats, yarn, wick aud cotton warp, heavy
cot. bagging and seamless bags heavy buropps
meal and wool sackhg;
Nrrrimac. cocheco, Globe, and Phillip Adams
prints, Lancaster and Manchester glnghams.
sShirts and Drawers
;en,lemen's raw silk shirts and drawers;
.entlemen's merino and lambs wool do do,
aides raw silk wrapper. aud drawers;
/ dies merinn long aud short sleeve wrappers
Sundrics aud Nick Nacks
aides aud Misses zephyr aud opera lfcods
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NANPfilNE, spirit gas sperm and lard oils,
\Jand sperm, starine. and talow candles OF the
very best quality, for sale cheaphy
myl5 W w CAvlHLY
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Brandy, Wines, ac.

A large stock OF the best quality OF I'M .srEs,s
perial and Young iiyson teas for family So X
use at reasonable prices, for sale al the slIAks
may Is. Otdna Drug Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

4 SUPERIOR article of fine cut and Ceven-
~ dish chewing robt'cco, cheaper than can be
found elsewhere IN town fmyl5l W " Caror'g.
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-CD am agent for and keep for
M IT, - III sale, Prince Il Co.'S Patent
NJ MeIodeons Of different sizes
u s., asssI;! s nd 'f Saaa.sS:
ornament for parlor, for sale Il, the manuiactur-
ers prices, by (myl5) W, W. CAyARI.Y.