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To our SubscrIbers.

II is seldom that We ASK YOU to pay up-ws
only do so wi.en absolute necessity eomp,lls US :;
and then We hope to meet With liberal response.
We would say to one and all, who are Indebted
10 "a either for subscription. advertising or job
work, come for'card and settle up. There never
was time when money was more plenty among
our patrons, than at the present All kinds Il
produce have ready cash market at enormous
prices and while We have to pay nearly double
for every thing we eat or use our terms fol- the
paper. and for advertising and job work remain
the same, To make up this difference We must
have our pay for past labor,
Those who do not answer 10 this call ma, eK-
poet one from US soon, from another quarter. We
are determined to farce where this dun does not
have the desired effect. We want no excuse or
begging of. We have had enough Of that. We
want our iuR aats
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

Brrrn-sus'sr is now being ported in Now
York aud Boston, from England and ireland.
The Niagara, onhsr last trip, brought 1854 fir.
tins which is said to DC profitable speculation
to the owners. On tho other hand ws observe
that the same vessel took GU! 10000 los Of
cheese to Englsnd.--ths low price in New York
making Il a profitable article Of shpmsn. 70 the
1sglsh market.
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Foreign Items.

ESGLASp-1Le only intern OF interest in the
news from England is the adoption BY the late
parliament Of free trade. DIsraeli, the Chan
celler Of the Eyeheqpor has come oct strongly ia
favor ofunres.ricted commerce, and in his budget
Lss sustained his position with unanswsrat.e ar
gument.
In the house of Lord, on the 81 inst, yeto'a-
tons were p'ssi confrmaiory Of tie policy al
voca;ed by The Chancellor, and adopting free
trade, az the future policy Of the government.
Al meeting fths Eastern S;ecm Navigation
Company hell at loadon 1t inst, il WIS incl
dentally mentioned by Sir c. Fox, The eminent
engineer, that he had with his partner, Mr. len
derscn and Sir. Bressey, contractor, ,igued a
contract for the construction OF slip canal
through the I.thmus Of Daren, As designed by
Mr.. Osborne, C. Z. The canal il 10 be Gu, 50
feet deep at low water surface. The locks viii
he 400 feet from meter to meter, 90 feet vile
between the gate quoins, and sach lock will have
a lift Of so feet to overweight the iron gates -
Such ca; as that was considered o9Ial to the
trade Of the world, as vel q. for permanent safe
ty and rapjdiiy of transit.
The Limerick Chronicle states that the NUN.
Der Of emigrau:s embarked at Limerick this year
for the United States ard Canada was s,o3I-
In 1851 the number was IL 500, showing dion
mutton in the number this year of3.27a souls.
Lord Frankfort, a young nob!eman WAS to-dss
sentenced to twelve months Imprisonment; in the
House of Correction, for LIBEL on Lori Henry
Lenox,-Ihe eth Nov
The markets are active, and I'LL kinds OF. grain
have an upward tendency. Railroad rco. was
still rising, and strong demand existed from all
quarters Of the globe Full prices were readily
paid.
FaAScr-In France the New Empire entirely
absorbs public attention
Oa Wednesday, l't, the Corps Lrcisla:if HIei
to sum up the votes for tie Empire. The Assem-,
Div adjourned at I O'Clock. when the following
va. proclaimed as the result Of the Flediscit,'
Va. TSstlsO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

CAsL At NIAGARA FALLs.--A company has
been organised at Niagara for the construction of
canal around !hc Falls on the American side.
The Canal ia to commence about half a mile
above the Falls aud empty into the river at some
poin! below the cataract This is an enterprise
mach needed by the shippers on the Las.. and
will bsaasdvant'ge to the grea, commerce along
The Lake shores.
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want our Just d.,s,

RENOVATION OF WILLIAM R. KING Col King
President Of the L. S. Senate. snd Vice Presi'
dent pro tenn, has resigned that office, with hope
that perfect qsiet might assist in restoring his
health. which has been extremely fe,ble for The
last few month";
The symptoms in his case are slnos! similar 10
those Of Mr Clay's last illness, but in more
aggravated shape. His cough commences every
evening and lasts till ten or eleven O'Clock, when
exhausted, be falls asleep. From this be swskes
about two o'clock ia the morning, aud coughs
violently and necessarily till sever or eight
Nothing seems to give him the slightest relief
and unless change speedily takes place be eau
not survive The latest news from the Vice
President elect, however, gives hope Of farora.
Die turn in bis disase
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

Tie recent Presidential election shows that
Westward the star II Empire take. it, way -
Ohio. Indiana hni lllmuIs jre the tind. fourth
and nth states IN the magnitude Of their
te-belng lei only by New York ard Penn
'yivania. New York leads Pcnnsy lyana hy
10000 and the LITTER leaJs Ohio by onlv $1,000
In 1850, Ohio viii he ahead of Pennsylvania, and
The distance Of Indian and Illinois from the tltes
first class states will be materially le s,uyd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

HEAVY PoRK.--Mr HoraScW illians, Of North.
VILE. LsSslle county, brought into Ottawa on
Thursday last. twenty-five hogs weighing as fol.
lows:
sa6 1854, SIS, s5si, AGA, 800, ol9 sss, al,
$50 4?o, 40, 39i. AZ, Ss7. $40, 3ls. o72, $40.
Sss, 917, and 500, making an aggregate weigh,
ofs276 lbs. and averaging ST6 lbs piece and
were purchased by Mr. j. Wool.
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The iol,owin, is from the principal accountan,
OF the wealthy and highly respectable house OF
Mes.rs Eors < Bro. Of This cry. ana presents on-
of he MOST WONDERFUL CURES IN the
annals of medical history
Mr.. II G. FRRELr.- Dear Sir: Actua,ed ~ a
sense OF gfl,eulnrss submit the following rs an
Instance Of the utility ct your great medicine Ny
child, three years Old, wa. suddenly attacked with
terrible disease, which in Ie,s than SIX hours
Frustrated 1t 10 total helplessucss The limbs be.
came so rigid that not Joint could be bent the
flesh turned black and cold and entirely deprived
Offering; the eyes fixed, partially closed and al.
together blind. following this was deafness TO oil
sounds espne became contracted and socuryct
Tint when iyirg on its back III, head and heels on.
y touched. Indeed the child presented every ap.
ae1rancc Of being dead. Immediately on the at.
tack, the family physician was called IN, and foi
three weeks he lahored to restore IL to feeling bu
all In vain, although il was bls,rred dozen time,
and various rubehcen, nment. applied. a con
,u,aron ofphysicians was then held, htu to no pur
pose, tbs ca was then brought before the nedi.
cnl society, bat nothing could be- suggested which
had not already been done aud the dnrior then
( tUid me he could donohing more. We then com
menctd applying your Liulmtnt freely over III,
entire length oi hespinr, ana you may imagine
/ p1rcnrs Joy wher, after few applications, letur
| nlng animation wasnppareni aud It rapidly reco
ycred with he exception Of the sight whic it di,
not recover p, rrctly tor nehr amon,h. The chile
! Is now ~ healthy aud robust nscan he. Five othe
eases of the same kind occurred previously in IN,
J neghborhood all Of which died there ls Nc douh
! II your Llniment had been used they would hay,
recovered. HENRY G. Cl,ELAND
! Peoria, March 1851
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01
Fer the Free Trader,
The River Tax.
Or71wA, Dec. 3o.h, 1852

Or-AwA, Dec. Soh, 1859.
Wsso, bdfors,--1 day the tx s.,herer
called .yr payment flown anil county taxes. In
booking over 'he rrr.s charged. saw % charge
Of SIS lr River Tax A the gentleman TO
vlorl ! paid .be money could not inform ne
Why there vas sgga a tax though, perhaps,
that E.l;.r' being supposed 90 know everything
-woGl. be good enag2h % inform those not BE-
hind ne t'v'I.G what th. meaning is i,r sugh a
tax have heard !. said that certain honorable
gentlemen SiGWs was an Honorable mani
in tbs town and neishborhood believing that the
several towns wouli tax themselves 10 pay fr
the Improvement Of Tie River, did purchase Ger.
tain lots in the ne shLoThoud where said river
was to be improved. thinking that good specu.
lIuon could he made by the rise in the price ~
Land, Matters have not slrnei out according to
their expectations, and they are determined 10
maze the tax payers Of those towns who voted
Tor the river improvement pay lup psrhaps,
$4,000, which amour, they expect to pocket.
Now, Sir II such is the case, let the names Of
these men be Published tAa. We may know them.
Why tax % FIR River Improvement vheu II
has been d.t.ied that for the present tie river
is cot TO be improved
Ii you can 'hrow any light on the subject
sir you will confer favor on the public and
your many resders \ TAX PAYER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

GolD MrSrs IN CASApA-Tbe gold fever is
likely again to break out again in Canada Mr..
Logan the provincial Ge0logist has just return
ed TO Montreal, from Sharbrooke, and reports
much larger deposits Of gold than wee found on
the Chaniiere. There appears to be belt OF
mineral region extending tron n point north Of
Qaebee to the west Of Like Superior. - the
latter point, copper ard iron row show them.
selves with prcfu.on unknown, but We should
not b. surpristd TO hear Of gold and silver dcpos
IL there also. The mon OF Lake Superior is the
pUrssi known in tie world
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

Execution ~ CulSN-A Chinese merchant
named HAmly, accused and convicted Of having
killed b.. "!fs, was sentenced To die by the total
deprivation 81 sleep. The execution took place
At Annoy, The condemned Wa, placed IN prison
Ulo.i!rass Of three slirdals. who relieved each
other ey,r! alternate hour, and Who prevented
hiu from taxing any slrrp night or day. He lived
thus fur nineteen day, without having sleep for
a single moment Al the commencement Of the
eighth day hls suffering, wer. 50 cruel that he
legged, great favor, that they would kill
hiu by slraus Collation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01
From the N Y. Evening Post.
IInyltua.

The mail steamship Cherokee, Captain Rodney
EaXler, arrived q; this port Last evening, from
New Odean,. by the way 81 Havana. with Pur.
ser smuh on board She was i've DAYS aud TWO
hours from Havana
The Cherokee MAS pcrmlltel To hold fIll com.
G,unicatnn With ihe .hure and ldui aud rrc-iy.
tbs maids anl passengers. No questions were
a.ed rcspv'In. Iururr dbl uivr..
She vxdin,ur,d yriy heavy weather coming
IN tho coast, pa. ol the tune blowing a gale
from the west.
We spanish war steamer Isabel wa, to have
left Ba,aua ca tho li,h mt, Z the leland ui ~
Domingo, ~ih MIR Mariana iurrrn', ~ board
'ent as special agent, hy General Csuedo to
watch the movements Of tl,s G.ibHSisrD .shumcs.
which. 1t VA said, are about to be organized
somewhere near SANTANA.
-Four thou.uud Spanish troops and two more
Generals. arc expected soon To arrive at Hava
m, and. Ia jajse from the extensive prppara.
tiuns which wefu being made, AMI the aetivi. y
guing On ia Ihr forts, placing guns. &c. 10
the Cuban saihcri,ies were under much alarm
for fear Of INVASION from the states
There wa, a rumor at Havana that Que 81
the English steamers had just captured u sla
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

The Contributes TO The washirston Mouu-
nleut Fund, at ail the Foil. Of the United State,
on tie day Il Presidential election, amounted to
only $4,000. We ,uspec, the fact that voters
could make contributions On the occasion, was
not generally knvwn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

Willis Allen haI no opposition.
The abolition vote u the state flr PRES leu,sl
E.ector. !. 1896. Tie entire vote Of tue State
FOR e.vc,Uf. IS lJj 2S7--Ch D,Dl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

MoyuMEu 7, tx Gov foRp 1t will be re,
collected That the legislature made IN apprnpra
iion II hyc hundred doihp fpr tie purpose Of
erecting mouumrn. to the memory oi Governor
fur The monument i. now flushed, and stand.
over hi grave IN the lower bury ing gJuud. II is
" white marble about eighteen feet high; chaste
IN design, and executed with great skill by Mr.
Jewell. Of this city, tn ohom the Commute
(Me,srs Cookie and and Sweat entrusted II. un
der the direction Of Gov. French The whole
structure ia IN excellent taste, and reflect ca ed,
on the cominit,e aud builder Mr. Jewell we un
der.tand IN the opinion If the committee, ha.
done even more than was required by bis con
tract. and will mak- no profit ON his work Tn,
moumunt should DO surrounded by an iron rail
ing. for the construction Of which We think oul
citizen, will freely eontribu,c.-Peoria Dem
pr,Ss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01
The Bank iJnr.

Yesterday, all through tie streets, there vas
more excitement against the irregular Bmks
than We ever surw before. Ami the Irregular
Banker. we're searching III every direction Tor
thr bills VI the regular Bank, 50 a, to demand
the .pse'c. !. Il, hard now to se, hold Of a resu.
lar bill
Great inquiry WAS made TO know vlv some
irregular Banks were indicted and some not. We
have inquired Of rhr jury and v-srs "a, fed tia,
their mi,n'lur' were good, bat th,y cou i not .,
the rcqIsit information against some whist Ger.
tam ct the regular Baker, we're over anx Gus to
MEush Information against oik,r.. And, al.
though the Jury were UNANIMOUS IN their opinion
tha! It wts all matter uf personal spite. We,
tlley cnuIl De- 10 xs' than iHdict those The, did
although the cdmplainarts were as prompt IA
vilnhu.dln, Information against son. A. they
wrrs 10 furnish 1t against others Had The Jury
have had tie tune tohaye got the information,
they would have served all alike
The fact speaks volumes that the Wild Cats
WHO shave regular Bankers Coz dormant partners
we're not indicted. However, let tie fsht %
IN although there ~ NJ principle in it, when
Banks tight the people get their dues So, 20
i Au, bani-so It bear. = Chicago D1a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

1t VIII be seen ~ notice in tbs paper that
an effort will 30 made to form class for iastruc.
ton IN Vocal Music. We would call the atten
ton OF parents to thi, opportunity Many Of our
towns and cite. are far in advance Of US in this
matter Several importan, Musical Convention.
have been held on our soil and ATTENDED by dis
t'ngui'hed musicians from the older States. Great
advances have been made, and spirit awakened
which promises well for their future. wsasyet
have done nothing.
There can 10. be more unocen, and .nliven.
ing Amusement than is to be enjoyed in Glee
Clubs and Social Musical parties. Youth thu.
engaged a.e saved from many of the moro Danger.
Gus and foolish amusements, while their taste.
are cultivate and refined
There ia an Advantage in having a teacher
whose character i. known, aud who himself /, en-.
thusiastic in his profession
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

KERIGSATios OF THE PREsIpENr OF THE STATE,
The following letter from William K King, re-
signing the Office Of Presidsn. pro tta Of he Sen
ate, was read in tina. body on The Goth ult:
Washington City, Dec. 20.
sESArcRs--1he feeble state Of my health rem
ders me unable to discharge the duties Of Presi.
dent pro- ten. Accept, | beg you, my resignation
oil the honorable position III which you have
with so much unaGlmity placed me. In taking
leave ofyou, Senators permit me to express MY
grateful ackno 1ledgments for your uniform per.
sonal kindness and the generous supper; you have
never failed 10 give me in ny eIlrts 70 preserve
order and enforce the parliamentary law. Nay
hmsrefnl Proyii.ncs preserve to each Of you The
greatest of all earthly tlesssings--heallh.
viii the highest respec, AMI esteem An
your 0bediat servant, Wa. 7 KisG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

Coun'erfsits Of the gold dollar have made ,heil
spp,sranes IN our City. Look Oh, for then
Ca Dem. Pres,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

NTi'IUTTiII. IrC II.
Three men, named Chapin(sf the frm Of Filley
!. Chaplin. 'hne deaIer.,J Vim. K-.an.. (of the
hru OF knlllh Il kia.anc, po,s mcreEsu,.J and
Chandler were arrested IN tbs city yesterday. by
the L. :. Marshal, charged with swud,ing, mnr.
der Gnd arson. ia obtnug insurance policies by
fN-e bills Of iadins, signed by the ofiget. of the
,t.amtr Martha Warrington which was burned
about tho ls;of February last, ON the Ml,....ip.
pr riycr. They are 40, chrg,d With setting 'iie
L. the boat. thereby causing the Ioss Of sixteen
lives and With not having ,hiupod tie goods
'prciisi IN the bll' # ladng, up,n which they
OOtatucd the Insurance.. There are four or i've
o'hsr p,rIr implicated, WHO live in other part
OF lhc country, sud fur whose ar. rst arrangement.
had been made hese yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

II. G FiRRELL'S ARA BfAN L'NJlTET
Is also an excellent remedy iorpalsy, sprans. bru-
SEES cramps, chbn.ns burns, pains, ioolhachc SCR
eyes, eci, and in horses or cattle s the best rene
dy in the world where an external application is
required.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

Hos JorL A. MArrEsoS--The governor elect
arrived IN town yesterday morning Governor
Aaltsion is preparing TO enter upon the duties
ct hsnew station 10 which the peupl, Of the state
have called him. aud no man mur. fully enjoys the
coadl'nce aud respect Of the entire population Of
our state. thorough busiuess man. mll { sner
~, naturally disposed to untun. industry. In the
prime OF life, blessed with yigpr,,u. health and
well 'srscd IN all thal relate, 10 the want. Of our
Stale, Cav. Matieson will be found equal To every
occasion, aud under h, administration ". may
expect continuance Of tina, high state of pros.
perty which has drawn to US the attention aud
admiration Of the nation and tn. world. We hav.
vast interests at stake, and great prudence aud
Judgment Will have to be exercised during the
next four wears. Fortunately W. shall have u
governor possessing talents and experience ,~c,.
liarly adapted to the furthcrance Of the progress
and advancement, Of which our state ia su.cep,i
ble.--Stdte Reg. 23iht
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

This number cfour paper commence, the year
We would sugges. ;hs, TIA. i. a favorable tim.
for eemmencing AMI renewing subscriptions. Our
friends can DO much for Us ty extendin; our
'itu'ation in their neigborLool Every flmily
in tha county ough! TO take the county papsrs
and kaep ITSELF informed Of thlngr at home. Thi,
is more important now "a the Legislature Of our
State will be ia Session. and ts transaction, viii
possess an iE'eres! never before surpassed IL
ordsr hat We may be thoroughly posted up ia
all matters Of interest, one Of the Eiitors Of tie
Free Trader will attend Al Springfield. and re.
NIT full accoun. OF all particular, which vii.
be deemed Of public interests We shall spar.
no pains to make cur papsr ~ Interesting and
profitable visitor to the f,rrilie. Of our patrons.
M our Legislature meets usually bnt once in Two
years, large amount ofimportan, business comes
before that body. Every householder would 10
well carefully to preserve the Free Trader aud
thus keep by Tim for reference full and well
di.ested account of lie business done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

|, appssr' by ilie census that The consumption
OF 'plrliuous and malt liquors ~ the United
States, reaches the enorIpou. quantity u eighty.
SIX mlllInss ofdollars annually, 20 al to TX gal
lot's Tor every adult person. How many school,
Il would establish. 4 tho ra~p.e Of the uuied
States would stop Their srpg Tor a single day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

1HE GEEAr SU.rE,ioN B.IoCE ovEE The NnGA.
EA.-lh. Lockpors Jonrnl! say. tia, nborer. ava
bl'ly employed Ia Pcshing tho Niagara 81,
pension bridge to completion /. Gays:
Imagine span so feet 10 length. frmins a
siraish, haiow beam, y feet vide an! about / )
feet deep, 9Th top, bottom AMI sides. There viii
b. m upper floor TO support the Railroad and
car. ~ i.et wide between the ra',n.-. ani su,.
pended o, ia rire cable, l.sI.'t! by .ilrs.
The lover lu,r . feet wide sad u feet liyh in
the clear !. connected to the upper dor b. Tvri.
cal Tu'sc'. The cohesion of good IRON wire, when
properly united n'o cstlrs VI ropes. il found u
te lGom 10000 90 10000 los. per square inch &C.
cord.ns to quality The limestone used Ia con.
s.ruc.rs the towers will bear a pressure Of 500
ton, upon every square loot. The towers are so
feet high, IL iastsqlars At lie base, and al the
top WHEN ,t.- bridge j. covered v.;h 4 train Of
cars tho whole leus,h, it will sustain : pressure
OF 90, les, Than 40 ,uus. Ihe,po,J d. suyposo,.
to AID 10 per cent. to the pressure. ,qull To /
ton' The weight u tho ,upp-rstructure added.
e.tiratcd az i,l tons make the total aggregate
weight sustained 1873 tons
Assuming 1000 ton, ~ the grsatrst tension tu
which the cables can b. subjected, II I, considered
safe 10 allow tive times the regular strength. aud
proyl!ins for a weight of 10000 tons. For th.
thirteen thousand miles q! wirt afe required The
number Of wires in one cable Is three thou.
sand. The diameter Of cable about Q. inches.
The bridge, We believe, is tho longest between
the psInts Of supper, Of any IN the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01

TEE Official NurE Of ILLISoIa.-- Exelu.ive
Of the aO.i.I.oa vote, til. Gaioriie, are Us FOL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02
furuliure, ST.


ALL ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNb
N TURE-Tte rges and vsrod assortment n the United
90 II.e fl i.hrs viii By ealing
o. before m.kng their purchase
lie Irrdc I'D in unlimited Quantities
GILLIES & BIRNE, No SO Broadway
Fast side, next door 70 the DUSSELDORF GALLbf
Factory No. ~ Greenest
NHkAP SPRING MATTRESS WAREROOMS.-
~ Bedsead Bedding Dep6tThs best place TO 80 the
health, spng and Passss be hted 70
~ Bod Mattresses altered 70 spnng Mat
a. Els Private dive hotels furnished pronpt
al - $50 Also the P.tent .st Felt
haiee Pillows 6e constantly on hand At NC So bro.a"ar
Princess
GREAT FURNITURE EMPORIUM, at No 707
VI invite the of dealers snd paehsser.t
endless Of Cabinet Furniture
otured by and warranted 10 be Of superior quality
ap In Of PA0r and Bedroom Furniture -od
black Of every style and grade also Sofa.
hosny Chairs marbeop aud plain BuIess Wasb
stands Hsr and other sAres Feshe and fact every
hins with the trade NJ b. MCKINNEY, hAs1iactuo,
and Wholesale Dealer No ~ Broadway.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS. BEDS,
OMATTREsSEs &c, nCRAWBUCKs No 55s Grand s. second
dor est OF New-Yotk. CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and
FIATHFR STORE The families about purchasing
respectfully invited the and beautiful asoftmsot Of BEDS
Matte Beds Cots &C., al Of which have been
and viii be sold AZ such prces 10 make an IN
duceu and the above stock previous 70 max
then Goods Of the city Broklrn aad
AID mace over w. CRAWBUCk,
No. $50 GAud-st, % door est OF tsserst