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MEDICAL.

DAR!S AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvATj
Diseases u few hours. by vegetable application
without pain In and
improper habits ho combines with the local
dy and show there thousands who oanno
be cured without It, he has daily of
from tho other physieans In all he guarantees
eaustc, which others caused by their oxpsng
former disease enough His diploma, with these
e4ualit Wewere cured in few hours-P. Broadhesd,
Warng, d. M: Corbyn c. Deroud. One application cure.
49, After another doctor tried long tme.-W N Craft
paid over $500 in five years be cured Of weakness
general treatment in short timsJas Evans You oure
mo ofthe worst syphiitic affection body and in
short time after had been under three physicians
year besides using every quack medicine could hear Of
no benefit WIN Ferguson Perth Amboy. The half
others can rely on no other proof but these certaoate
ter address Box u. Broadway Post Once N. Y. fhos
who apply personally hare separate rooms. Once Hours
9morning till 2 and 8 till Screening. NJ LARMONT. Sur
Reon, 42 Keade street second door from BroadMaY.
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PORT or NEW YORK. APRIL IL, 1851
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET HAS FOR TIL
~ last twsnty enjoyed the extensive praotie
In private diseases Of any medical In york.
can cure the most of this disease and mill
cases removed in two days Dr. Cooper tho
form, in from to two weeks Of
and he the afflicted they will NOS be
calling him. 1t affords Dr. G. bounded pleasure
able TO refer to many persons who after suffering ssnt
for long time have been him
All cases undertaken treated with candor No merour
used Sec my cards in the Now York Sunday Times an
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nR. J. MORDAC'S PREVENTIVE WILL BE SEM
~ By mall receipt Of ST. post paid IL u intended 70
those who do rot feel sned to increase their families
H. simple and infallihe. Address j. MORDAC, box II
PhadelpliA Post
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nR. WARD IS OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THE UN
- fortunate, his treatment quickly tho misc
rabe patient from suffering and detection He al
the difficult that have deed others. Fortunate
those coming to him. for they well before other doctor
would have made any improvement. Book gratis Con
situations private. Office Canal street Broad
WI
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THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR .
l. HxNDRlCKS' Female Panacea, Nos. J, 2, and ; COZ
reefs all Irregularities OF tho female sysem scnt by
with advice Prince % cents, situations 60 Ls.tcf
confidential. address box 24J6, N. r. Post Once. No.
mut not be taken during pregnancy N. BLo0k Ont fo
imposters who attempt s~die the uEwary and yeran
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nR. f. HENDRICKS PREVENTIVE WILL BR SEN
~ by mall on receipt of twenty-five cents post PAID
This tho same preventive under various names Adyo
tsed Tor one dollar and some times for five dollars Don
be deceived Intended for those who DO feel Ia
cncd TO increase Oh cir families 1t IL sim rle and nai
bic Address DR.. u. HENDRICKS, box 2.t56 New Yor
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DE; Johnson, rs DUANE ST, WILL FORFEIT sc
n failing to cure any Of disease he undertake
Ills PracTe OF over ~ years Mt his present ofAcs IL
equanea any medical man IN Now York. Those who ma
sohrAcs disease, can apply TO Dr. with tho certauty
'he'r cases properly treated. perfect cure or
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL MISUNDERSTANDING
- leed succesh-Patients cured, however long or badi
afflicted Never failures which is than other
sicians can affirm Innumerabc progress In dedsnc
Of all treatment known hithero but by wonderful
parations, and nseiduous application of thcm
relieve unanimously. The disappointed pluck up hop
~ once on coming to US. Occ OF Canal street
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nR WARDS UNFoRTUNATES FRIEND UNE
- gualed for Graduating disease. Blessed by ali tr
IT, The most prompt eradcaor yet mild il may be give
to infants. Private diseases vanish under its
book Who will give after that Ctisons and strsn
gers, remember it, Depot, Dr. Wards, corner Of Cana
street and Broadway.
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nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES, SUCI
- rs no other Doctor do. Either or grea
before hours To contract diseas
Is made moro nothing under which Is cisnc
brought to perfection. Remember it, reader All oths
methods Of dreadful than tho
they only translate to other place. instead Of
minating Once corner Of Canal street and Broadway
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nR. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISEASES
~ makes the spoediest All who have contraote,
pryate disease, make early application Our
tho admiration of physicians. The disappointed
certain Of cure from however much other doctors
gratis Consultations private Office, Canal
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M TEE TIEL tUKED.-DK. EORBETT ne mn \ NJ
street, may 10 consulted oonfdentiafy on ths
ment OF delicate Diseases Twent years In az
speciality Of tho protection enables bin 10 make srscdy
permanent eures and recent renewed In tkres
The victims OF quackery apply with cersirt. ofSa
sS ears ssss fsSS his
Il member Of ths New Ys debility. DE-. Corbe
nR. B0sTwICK's PRACTICAL WORK ou ruu W.
nsS Of diseases Of tho uraAry era.
plsnte Price reduced 10 ~ 5oy eaiosea On .ngSece
he az, s'e Sgss.n Medical and Surgical Journal
n OF .ho same family Of Diseases And Ear snr
~ s"nB ~ we hna before published In ills couns,.
1911 % secret Vice, Impotenay, and tbc,, tss.
Ana ~; THIS t without deabt. IT, most trn,i,
A"thsg os loo opok On this ever psed frc"
". 80 o. pnsehcry NJ. 60. cosssls a. sss sst
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nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED ON CxRTAu
IL disonsss, witch he treats without mercurY R.co.
he in three deys Thirty yoa1s practic
from prudent habits Soc his London diploma h his nc
vate ofEes. O4x Fulton street No foo ill oursl.
nR. WARREN, No. / MOTT ST.. CONTINUES tn 4
~ consulted on the trcatmont Of private dsaAses Th,x
;syen years prnatice enahes aim nervous debility
hnemcnt from business required cases AZ acs",
cared. ~ '" nv ~" No'esu
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Below,
Two ships, one bark, and two brigs.
Sailed.

steamssps Asnntie West for Lverpool; Aabsma. Lpd.
Parrish, Norfolk and Richmond ships Henry Clay h Lii
yerpool Helena (Brewer) volckman for Bremen Hudson
Bryer Liverpool barks Henry Warren. Radon, Havana
Pathfinder tncw), HILL San Francisco; brig Ariel Brown
Portland.
Wind SUNRISE calm at meridian, SW; at sunset EsE
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
New England Branch

w. MILLS would respectfully solici, OF III,
~ public an examination Of fresh stock ot
goods, at the old stand opposite the Mansion House
as he ila,ters himseiihal with his present much in.
creased stock, aud the low prce a " ch he is now
enabled to offer goods, with tn ready pay plan
adopted by him IN the spring, whicn proves mu.
tua advantage TO both buyer and seller, he cnn
give better bargains than ever before.
His stock has been selected with the utmost cnre
= as goods well bought are hall sold,' aud he feels
confident IN assuring the public that he will not be
undrrsold by any Que. All persons hvoring him
with call will see TINT he is srng goods cheaper
than ever sold IN this vicinity before.
In u general assorted stock the articles are too
numerous 10 mention would merely say tina,
have n good assortment of
DRESS GOODS.
consisting OF French merinos. wool de lain. ,vill.
ed paranrttns, silk warp mariaos, Canton cloths
apacls, printed lie lains Persian Cloths lane's for
ladies' sacks, Mnrsniine and fancy dre,s silks
black six, tall ginphams, prints Of all descriptions
domrstics and fnnnrls. Bay state shaws A.
greata assortment OF gloves and hosiery NJ any IN
town. A fine lot oi bonnet and velvet ribbon nd
grent variety ofo,her dress trimmings.
Boots md shoes, Crockery, Groceries, &c.
The above stock IL now ready for inspection all
persons are invited to call md examine for them.
selves.
With thanks for pns, favors. we hope. by promp,
attention TO business. to merit q continunnc, ot
patronage. J. w. MILLS.
Ottawa, Sept. g, 1852.
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Japan Expedition.

Washinton, Sept. IS.
Arrangements for the Japan expedition are pro
crossing IN favorable manner. II is now de
termined that the expedition shall consist of three
superior war steamers. viz u. 5. steamer Mss
isippi, Capt Long, which will leave New York
On The ist to 10th November; U, s. Steamer
Princeton, Com. Perry, which will accompany
the .M"iappi as flag ship she is now at Bslii
more, receiving her boilers: the third steamer
is the AiisgdnI which is now undergoing repairs
at the GOsport Navy Yard. She will sail IN
January.
Com. RiScorn is to have charge Of the sxpedi
ton to survey the China seas
The U. $. ship rineennes is TO be the flag ship
Of the squadron.
The CoRwN and GAnpISrRiinves'igation is still
progressing. The redort Of the committee will
be made public as soon asgiven.
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Ottawa Institute
ME. nfst term OF this Institution will COT
meuce on "Wednesday, the fret day Of Sci
TENDER, 1852

mence on "wednesday, the hTSf day " Sep
Il tender, 1852
1t IS The design OF tee Principals 10 make this In
stltuton equal To any school Of the kind in the
West, They will adopt the mos, approved meth.
DDS OF instruction aud from their experience and
success in teaching, they do not hesitate to nsur.
the most rapid progress of those ntrusted to their
care. They will USE their utmost endcavors to pre-
pare their scholars for the business of lie or TO en-
ter College. Particular attention will be paid To
those brapches which will quality teachers ior their
respOsible calling
Prot c. a, + Vasque, a native Of France and
graduate OF Berlin and who is known as success.
iu teacher OF the classics, VIII take charge OF the
Latin, French, German and ancient lar guages the
higher mathematics, drawing and paluliHg Dr.
A Hard who las been tedchng for the past sea.
son IN Ottawa, will take charge of the English
brances. Miss VI. J Hard will snperintend the
primary department. c. lizard, VI. u, Lecturer
on Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene "A h. Grow,
a. D., teacher Of Phonography and the principles
OF Phonetlcs
TUITION PER QUARTER OH WEEKS
Primary department., 50 co Junior class, 81 OO
Com. English braches, 3 % Senior, 6 90
The JUNIOR class will incrie elementary Phos.
ophy, Astronomy, Botany, Chemistry, aud Alge.
bra.
Extra charges for the Languages, Drawing and
Painting, Lectures on Anatomy, Physiology, Hy.
gene, Photography and Phonelcs.
No scholar shall be admitted for less than half a
tern.
Tuition payable one half ut the beginning md
the other hell a, the middle OF the term.
Ottawa, Aug 2S-3m
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Democratic Meeting nj Morris.

Alta large gathering Of the Democratic voters
Of Gruudy county, held at the Court House in
Morris, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 9lst GEo.
vens. Secretary. The meeting was ably address.
ed by Capt j. W. Connect Of Chicago aud Fer.
ny A. Armstrong Of Morris.
A series OF resolutions. strongly endorsing the
entire democratic nominations, both State, Coun.
ty, and National, with tho Baltimore platform,
was passed.
Great enthusiasm prevailed. Grundy may be
set down rs good for larger democratic MAORI
~ ne't November than she has ever given before
We regret that we cannot give in full the re,olu.
tion', but our time and space this week render /,
impossible.
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livingston Co. Convention

The Democrats Of Livingston county have
nominated Mr Lotion Mixer fir Sheriff
s. @. Ladi for Clerk of Circuit Court.
Joseph Springer for Coroner
And appointed II. Loveess and J. A. Hewc,
delegates to the Hennepin Convention to nomi
nate Prosecuting Attorney.
They also passed resolutions endorsing the
democratic nominations made ut Baltimore
Springfield, Bloomington. Ottawa, and Peru. anc
pledge themselves to give ;hcm hearty support
at the November Election.
The proceedings came too late for this week,
paper.
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A ScANP-we learn from the Ballstin that
an Engishman calling himself Col. flough,on,
has recently swinded some Of the citizens Of
Bloomington out of some two thousand dollars
Houghlon proposed the establishment of bank
in that place, in connection with some Of its lead.
ing citizens, represented that he was wealthy,
and could command from fifty to FIVE hundred
thousand dollars, rs it might be wanted. His vie.
tins swallowed the bait, and Csl Hough,on sue.
ceeded in getting some fro thousand dollars Of
their money into his own. POCKET, since when
their eyes have not been blt a,a with the sight Of
his countsnance, no, are they likely to be again
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60 OTTAWA NURSERY,
81 Ii SALE COUNTY, Ill.,

NUNNIS & MURPHY would ANNOUNCE 10
~ the public that they will have tor sale This
Fall at their nursery, situated mile west of the
court house, on the road leading to Peru most ex-
trnslse assortment Of Fruit Trees, Shrubbry Ilar.
dy Roses, Greenhouse and llerbaceouse perennial
plants.
Our stock ofs,andmi flut and dwarfpear trees
comprising nll the varieties Of apple, pear plum,
cherry, and apricot Recommended by the congress
ut lrlit growers are OF such SIZE and quality as
no contrast eau disparage.
OF GoOsebenies We have 10 varieties, Currsuts,
% varieties. OF Grapes, the black Hamburg,
Clinton, Isabella, and Catawha Raspberres,
The Yellow Antwerp real Red AHi,rsrp, Franco
MA. aud Forstoi Towering shrubs-Altheas
Flowing Almonds Amospha, CoTcUru,, Curraui
yellow howrlng, CouoncaSrr. Euonimons, Fursy-
thea, Japan Ounce Lilac, prvet 5, Peters wreath.
Jnda. Tree. splrcas, Synngas. IPtgeRa Rossd
considered by many the most beautiful plant intro.
ducedby Mr. Fortune from China
" Roses we have BouIbons, Bengal, Tea, Nor
settle, Hybred China. Perpetuals or Remontats
Climbing roses, Moss roses and Microphila roses.
fgonles--Feony motion andherbareon. pPnnles
fhloA-Severnl varieties including phlox drum.
mondn; Double dahias, carnations, pcotccs
rhrysanhemums, pompone or ILL putan chrysan-
lhemum, petuneas, Nierenbergeas, geraniums,
heioihtopes, vincgs, etc
Summer Ciimbers-Mnuranjia, Bsrclavana,
Cohea, Scandens and Lophospunnun.f
B1ibous Flo,rer Roots--Anemone, glaudious.
lris, um tnherose tulip, etc.
Hedge Hmts-2O0,O00 Usage orange plants
OF the most thrifty growth.
Nursery StoeLS-l00,c zoo apple seedlings 900
cherry, 1000 blums, which We will sell cheap to
persons starting nurseries, either as stocks OF
worked.
Greenhouse s-Rhododcndron., cnlmeas,
azeias, AMI camelias
Our apple trees which we offer for sale Til. "a L
are 4years old
Cherry, do
Standard pear, do 3
Dwarf pear, do 2&3
Vegetables for sale a, the nursery Of all times
Pickles pa, up IN barrels, aud glass Jars 10 order
for private families.
The public are invited 10 call and Judge vile ne.
they can do better elsewhere.
Ottawa, Sept. IL 1850. NoReIs & Mrsrpy
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Pierce & King Club of La Sale County

Tuesday Evening, Sept %.
The club met this evening at the place of ad
journment.
The President end Vice Presidents being ND
sent, on motion, A, D. Smith, Esq, was electe,
chairman pro TEN
On motion OF Mr. Ford, Messrs. Glover and
Reddlek came forward and gave the club an nc
count q the proceedings a, tue great tn asa meet
ing of me democracy recently held at Chicago
and brief statement Of some Of the poiut- and
subjects discussed there by the Hon Messrs. Cass
Wallor, and Douglas.
Mr. Reddick Announced 10 the club, that he in
tended to address the democracy of Ottawa a,
some time previous to the election, and reply Il
some OF The charges brought against him by the
wings. ana that oohing portion Of the democracy
whom he termed sore beads" an, also 10 .i,W
what he had done towards building up and IN
rreaslng the prosperity Of the town and county
10 defend his course ne appraiser Of the cana
lands, and to show to what exten, he was ins,ru
mental IN bringing about the passage Of the nc,
incorporating the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road Company, DC.
Mr., Holli''er being called upon. addressed the
Club briefly, aud announced that he would lake
occasion ere long, to reply TO the arguments Of
the Wing speakers, Mr. Wallace and the Messrs,
Fishers, and that he would show that the " bir,
OF The present day are the lineal Descendants,
both in priuciple and feeling, to the old federal
ISIS.
Mr.; Reddick announced that Mr.. C.gswe
would probably be prepared to address. the Club
at the mex, meeting
Mr., Glover, from the committee Of invitation
appointed ut the last meeting, reported that the
Hon. Msssrs. Shields, KGrner, and probably
Douglas would address - Democracy here er,
long but ut what time precisely, he was unable
at present to sny.
On metiod.the Club then adjourned until satur
day evening, Oct 3.
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100 PIANO FURrES.
T: Gilbert & Co.'S
NEW-lORk WAREROoMS,
233 PPOaDyUAv
333 BROADWAY

Cor. Of Anthony II. and opposite Broadcay Bank
and 7he0tTe
"HERE the largest assortment ofPiano. NTH
w and trlthOnt the celebrated Improved Eo-
lean, may be iound-all OF which have the Metallic
Frame, are warranted to stand any climate, and
gre entire sdtistGctioR, and will be sold at great
bargains. BY an experience OF eight years result
ing IN many important Improvements, the -Eoisan
has been drought TO peTfsei1. affai.St Ly .so
applied. and the demand is rapidly increasing -
Elegant Bodor or Cottage Pianos, convenient for
small rooms. L. G. & Co.. pianos are admitted
10 be superior 10 Oh sfhrrs, oeiag 10 then frmgcss
aud long Standing IN time. Prices same as The
Mandatory. Dealers supplied a liberal dis.
counts T.. II. Wades and the entire On ia loeue OF
Music and Instruction Books furnished at rh store
al rho!esale. Horace WATERS, Sole Agent.
Constantly on hand an extensive assortment oil
second hand Pianos IN Rosewood and Mahogany
cases, varying in prices from $50 to $3.50. Second
hand .Eolean pianos from SEQ to S275-Grandpi.
anosirom $500 to 500 Prince 4 Co.'S Meodeon.
from s25 TO $50 Carharl's SIS to $50 Guitars
from SO TO SIS &c Sent Ann
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AMT TEMPERANCE REMrpy.--wc presume Tie
most rapid tee'o,aler would not object to the ap.
plca''on OF the vinOus poison In the manner fol
lowing a. described by Paris Jousnal:
"Mr Il. who dvells in the country, m
awakening in the night, heard some one attempt,
,ns 10 i"ce the blind Of HE parlor window. Mr.
II was Alone and unarmed, but his pres
snce OF mind did not forsakc him. lie took n
oo'ue OF champagne; cut the wire, retaining
.he cork WIN his thumb. and calmlS waiting ,iil
,ne burglar having forced the blnl introduced
n'' mead INTO the room. when Mr. IL le,
,ne cork nv into his face. The report WI. loud
anu sh NC burglar alarmed by y, anJsuppo.ing the
e"ampa'gne which covered his face was his own
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Proposals may be for the entire length of each
Division, or tor she following sections

The sections are generally enc mile in length,
buttbe last Division from sci to 20 1, may be shor
tened several miles
:. Prohles. plans, aud Approximate estimates Of
quantities. will be ready Tor Inspection, and blank
Johns for proposals Will be furnished nj No so
Wall street, New York or a, the office of the
Chief Engineer in Chicago, Illinois, on and nfer
Monday, September 81, 1859. The same so far
as relates TO the I'd DIVISION az ioneshoro' Union
county, Illinois to the 81, 4th, and I2th Division
at Vandalia to the 5th Division at Bloomington /:
10 the 9Th Division at La Sale and Freeport, and
10 the lth Division at Urbana
.flhepayments will be so per cent, cash, monthly
as the work progresses. and the balance on the com
pleuon and acceptance Of The work in cash or per
cent construction bonds al The option Of the Com.
pany.
Satisfactory references will in all cases he re-
quired. r. B MASON,
rp25 Engiaeer H. Central r. r.
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Let every Democrat attend the
Pierce and King Club tonight
able speeches may be expected.
Half Sheet.

We are panied to be compelled, this week, to
issue but half sheet. The necessity arises from
the fact that the Senior Editor and all our hands
hut boy, have been laid up with fevers, during
the past week This is the first instance that tie
Free Trader has suffered any Inconvenience from
sickness ever since it has been established near
ly thirteen years and it is hopedit may be the
last. Much other work which had been promis-
ed this week will be delayed for the same reason.
Next week, however, we hope to have force
enough to overcome the embarrassments under
which we are now placed.
As a general thing, out town is "a healthy rs
usual AT this season OF the year. The only com
plants we hear of, are occasional cases Of chilis
and fever or bilious fever ard they by no means
numerous.
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TO FARMERS!
Usage Orange Plants

"NIiE subscribers have now growing at their
nursery, three miles west OF Ottawa q large
-, l. supply OF probably the finest Osage Orange
Plants ever grown in this state, and which, al,ho'
oil very superior quality. we will sell at the com
mon price tor ordinary plants We did not embark
IN this enterprise u after the most thorough exam.
NATION OF the subject We nscerained from nctual
observation TINT 1t is no longer an experiment in
this state. With this shrub, nj very small ex.
pense, live fence, which will he purpetual may
be reared in very short time. The Tue Of such a
fence TO any farmer is easily appreciated This
shrub is very hardy, is dis,asteul to oil animals
aud Insects, and grows well on amos, every va.
rlety OF soil IN the state, has long top root, BY
which II Is enabled TO resist the wind mud is as in.
disructabe Us red ceder The introduction of this
plant will do ms much to promote the prosperity Of
tins state as all the railroads now in process ofcon.
s'ructlon for with il our lafges, praries may be
At once fenced and cultivated, while without /,
they would lay waste for mn infinite length OF time
IN very short time this ience will be considered
Indispensable upon every well regulated farm, and
he who commences first viii first have his farm
fenced. All will readily appreciate that the plants
grown IN this latitude will succeed better than
| those grown farther south and bench We have
embarked IN the enterprise with the view Of sup
plying, AT least in part the great demand for n,s
In this vicinity, and have spared no pains or ex.
pense to produce the most periec, and uniform
growth OF plants ever presented to Me public. We
shall be happy to show them to those who can chi
and examine them nj The nursery
Ordersnlay be lett with either OF the subscribers
orwith Mr.. VI OsHian, nj the Free Trader office
in Ottawa, or any of our agents in other places
Plants ordered Will bc delivered either q, the
nursery er in Ottawa ne NAV he desired. Send In
Your ordst earv tag2sl WOODRUFF & CAroY