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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-11-15

No. l2 yan ordinance defining the d,sti.s of the
Treasurer, passed Oct 18th. 1854.
Be it ordained by the Town Council of Grays.
vile, That the Treasurer shall receive oil moneys
of this Town. and give receipt for tho same,
and shall not pay out any moneys except by order
Of the Council. asses
This ordinance to take effect from and after it.
publication.
ISAAC powell. Mayor.
G. w, PEpprR. Recorder. sT ~ 1
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Bank Failures.

ClncInnATr. Nov. 9.--The Banking
House oi Ellis & Sturges. and r. s. Good
man & Co., have made assignments.
There is no run on other bankers this
morning, but large number OF people
assembled around the doors Of the sus-
pended parties.
Mr.. Bodlsy, clerk in tho banking
house Of s. w. Torren & Co., abscond-
"a with &I 500. or probably much more,
ssshe amount is NOT yet accurately known.
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uRDlNANCEs or GRAYsyILLE.

No. IN ordinance to prOoide for the election
Of Marshal, passed September 4, 1854.
Be it ordained by the Town Council of Grays-
vile. That we shall have one Marshal. to be elect.
ed by the legal voters OF the incorporation, the
candidate to be householder Also to take an
oath of office, and give bond 10 the sum of five
hundred dollars, with two good sureties for the
faithful discharge of his duties.
This ordinance to take effect from and after its
publication.
ISAAC powell. Mayor.
G. W. PEPPER, Recorder.
No. q. .an ordinance to prooide for the election,
Of Treasurer, passed Sept. 4th, 1854.
Be it ordained by the Town Council OF Grays-
vile, That we shall have one Treasurer, who
shall be householder. to be elected by the legal
vo'ers of the Incorporation. to take an oath Of Of
6ce, and give bond in the sum of five hundred
dollars, with more suretes. for the faithful
discharge of his duties
This ordinance to take effect from and after lis
publication.
ISAAC powell, Mayor.
q U DCnnru Roro.dar
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book form, royal quarto size, each number con-
tanning sixteen pages. The CONGRESSIONAL
GLoBE wilt be made up Of the proceedings OF
Congress, and the running debates as taken down
by the reporters The Appendix will contain the
Messages Of the President Of the United States,
the Reports of the Heads of the Executive De.
psJtments. such speeches as have been withheld
by Members OF Congress for revision. and all the
laws aud Joint resolutions passed during the ses.
sion. A complete index will BE made soon after
Congress adourns, and sent 10 all subscribers for
the work, Should any numbers fail to reach sub
scrihers, they will be sent to them. without
| charge, whenever they advise me what numbers
they have not received. Subscribers should be
careful to file all the numbers received. as the
complete work will be found to be very valuable
| TO them, and the expense of furnishing missing
numbers very expensive to me-
| The debates Of Congress are now as fully and
as faithfully reported in the Congressional Globe
as those of any other legislative body are 10 this
or any other country. aud yet they are sold tt
subscrlbers for one sirfh of what any other de-
bates are sold for in this country. and one elepent
OF what the debates Of the British Parliament are
sold Tor in England, where paper, reporting. type
and type-setting are, esch and ell. much cheaper
than in this couotry. The libarsl subscription b,
Congress enables INC TO sell the debates 90 low
And Congress: Tor the purpose OF enabling tn
people 70 obtain them at a. low rate as they Car
be afforded. passed the following joint resolution
authorizing them to 60 free by mail
Joias Resolu tiOss propiding tor the distribution
o the Las0s Of cengrsss and the peoase
thereon.
laws Of Congress aud the debates contributing t
the true interpretation thereof, and TO make fre
the communication between the representativ
and constituent bodies
i BE It seselsed By the Senate and HOUSE Of Req
| reae,atatipes of the United Sl0tcs Of Americo d
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G. w. Pepper. Recorder.
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No. S. I'm ordinance to regulate fines, penalties
and fort fixtures. passed Sept. 4th. 1854
Be it ordained by the Town Council of Grays-
vile, That fines, penalties aud torfeitures, which
shall not exceed twenty dollars. nor be less than
twenty-five cents, for any one specified offence,
or violation of bylaw. or ordinance; or double
that sum for each repetition of such offence OF
violation. or which shall not exceed FIVE dollars
tor each day, where the thing prohibited or rem.
dcred unlawful, is in its nature continuous in re-
spect to time, shall be deemed reasonable and
proper.
This ordinance to take effect from and after il
publication.
ISAAC PowEE, Mayor.
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No IL. At, ordinance for eorrying into effect the
ordinance, entitled san ordinance to regulate
fines, penalties and to.f FIXTURES" passed Sept.
Goth. 1854.
Be it ordained by the Town Council of Grays-
vile, That any person or persons. violating an
ordinance shall pay their hnes, or work it out un
the street or public highway or be imprisoned not
less than three, nor more than ten days in civil
cases. or fined and imprisoned both. at the discre.
tion Of the Mayor; and in criminal cases theil
fines and imprisonment shall be the same as oul
| state laws describe. a.,
This ordinance to take effect from and after ii
publication. s.s5-f
G. w. PxpPrR, Recorder.
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ICA AAV EOW Ell, MHyu
G.. W. PEPrER. Recorder.

No. 5. I'm ordinance defining the duties Of the
Marshal, passed Sept 4, 1854
Be it ordained by the Town Council of Grays-
vile, That the Marshal shall be the principal
ministerial officer of the town. He shall haxe the
same power that coostables have by law, and his
jurisdiction shall be CO extensive with the county
for offences committed within the corporation.
He shall execute the processes of the Mayor.
and receive the same fees constables ere allowed
n similar cases, by law. This ordinance to take
effect from aud after it's publication.
ISAAC powell, Mayor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18
New Book and Stationery
E5TAEETEHNLENT,

In Ottdnd, on Nam e., opposite NE Nduh
TUE subscriber is now opening, at the above
i place, complete assortment OF school mis-
celaneous, blank books, and stationery, which
he offers to the citizens of Ottawa aud vicinity at
the lowest eastern prices. Having been enCl led
III tie business for number of years at the east,
with large publishing house, he iaitcrs himself
that his tacl,ies are such that he can satisfy all
asregards qudttfy and prices. My ossortment of
stationery has been selected with great care and
having been bought for cash, am confident that
my prices cannot fail to suit. Ny location here
is permanent, and sha confidently look for the
support Of the ci,iz,ns, aud having tor my moito,
lon py3ceSaRd quick Salcs, shall feel certain Of
retaining your patronage
D1s-To reachersand country dealers, liberal
discount will be given o2l n. w. RATHBUN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18
For the Fall g. Winter Trade!
Beddick O. EEurIbut
HAEE nowin store and are daily RECEIVING
IL the largest, ehsdpeh, md mast desudJl,
STCesl OF GUgltS

1 ~ u now ~ STORE ana are amy receiving
IL the hrgeH, chsapest, md mast desrajle
STOCK OF CODES
Ever offered by them, which have been bong h,
cheap, aud will be sold at the rsrg forrest prices
Their buyer having been IN market for the Ia SIX
weeks, and as most goods nave within that time
fallen from ten 10 tDcnty per cent, they feel conf
dent that they can and mW sell for less prices than
those who purchased earllern the season.
Their stock II dress soods is unusually large
and desirable. comprising
Silks and Satins.-Plald, striped, brncnde,
chameleon and plain IN black and co.
lors.
Merinos. Al shades and qualities, from five 10
twelve shilllngs
Plaids.- Merino plnlds, raw silk, I'hb-t cash
meres, and de- lanes.
DE iaincs. Plain and figured, some of the
most deslrab.e pltterns, from is to As.
CiOihs.-tur ladies clio ali md ralmas, choice co.
lors, with rich new style OF trimmings
to match.
COburgs.- P0rImctta. all accn, cashmere, PEI.
sian, plain, and plaid, from " to Ss.
Shawis.- Bruche, long, and square, from s. to
$50 Bay state, and Scotch long
shlwls, from S3tO 10.
SCGrfs.-A few very choice bfoChc.
Etints.Ihe largest an Il best assortment ever
before offered in this market, varying
in uiice from 81 to l2!c.
Also, q large assortment OF carpets, rea mad
clothing, ilanneis, WOODEN yarn, plush
caps, boots and shoes, crockery groce-
ries, and great variety OF other goods
too numerous to mention.
All in want Of goods IN their line, will do well
to ga and sre their stock be fore purchasing. ola
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18
DAGUERREAN GALLERY!

JAMES MARSTON respectfully informs the
81 citizens OF Ottawa and all the res, OF man
kind that he has spar, no expense or pains in
fitting up new and splendid sky hight gallery in
Nat;ingcr'sb1ock, south side ofihe public square,
where he is prepared 10 take miniatures in the Ia =
test and mos, approved tyles of III, art. a good
assortment of plain and fancy cases on hand.
age from 10 a. NJ. io2 + VI. on c!earrdays /;
all over three years taken in any kind OF wealth.
er; Dark dresses alwsys.pre .rabie
Ladies and gentlemen Please cali he will be
glad 10 see you whether you want pictures or not
OCtDcer 2S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

The Circuit Court has been in session at
Ottawa during the week, and is attended by
the usual array of talent; but the business
being mostly of n civil sort, it has been
civilly managed, and afforded little material
for paragraph. The criminal docket, after
the surfeit Of last year, is almost barren OF
cases, the only arraignment, beyond that Of
SONS rumsellers for keeping open on Sunday,
being an individual named Dutiicld for imi.
tating somewhat too closely some gcntleman's
autograph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

The FIRST Snow of the season fell at Otta-
wa last Sunday, covering the ground to the
depth of an inch or two On Monday, how.
ever, it yicldingto the melting influences Of
Old Sol, who favored us with genial rays un
til yesterday, when he lodged behind the
clouds, anb gave somewhat loosoned reins tc
biting Borcas,
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-idminisirntor's NOiice

NOTICE ishereby given to all persons conccr-
~ ned, that the subscriber. administrator OF
the estate OF James NJ l.owther, late Of La Sale
county, state of Illinois, deceased, intends TO
presentn petition and make application TO the
county courtin and Tor the county aforesaid, at the
December, A. ID. 1854, tor an order for the snle OF
the equitable interes. OF said deccdent in the swq
sec 81. T. 81 r. Pc OF the 30 p. M, TO pay the
debts of said estate atwhich time y llprrsons in.
teresl,d are requested to appear aud show cause
why SAID interest shouldnCt he cold FOR the purpose
aforesaid. FraNcls Murray, administrator, &c.
nctoh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

McCoRmCKs REArERs.-Thc great trial
pending at Albany for several years, of the
case of Mccormick against Soymore, for in
trngemcnt Of his reaper patent, was decided
on the Sd inst, in favor of Mccormick, who
obtained verdict of $3.50 for Infringement
oGhis patent. BY this trial, the validity Of
McC ,rmich's patent of 1854, INVOLVING the
inv,nli of the cutting and dividing appa-
ratus and in the patent of 1917, the seat on
the machine for the raker. is fully establish.
cd. An injunction has been issued against
the defendants and is now in full force to
prevent further Infringement of the plain.
tiil's rights
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Es,nteof William OCoancH, dec'd.

Es'atcJ William OCoaneii, decd,
DNBLIC Notice Is hereby given that the sub
| scriher, Administrative OF the estate of Will
lam O'ConneG, deceased, will attend the County
Courl OF La Sale County, aud State OF Illinois
alta term thtf, oft be holden the Court House
IN Ottawa, in said County, on the 81 Monday in
December ncx;, when aud where al lpersons hay.
ing claims against said esta te are notified aud re-
qnested to present the same to said Court for ad-
ludication.
o2S-6wF cAruARtyF OcOsyIIL admir-
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CLAiRvoyANcE.-Dr LOOMS and Daugh-
ter will be at the Mansion House in Otta-
wa, on Wednesday, 22d Nov. All must
call who wishes Investigation for disease, as
he will not make but short stay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18
VAlU .HLu FARM FOE SALE

IN La Sale county, Illinois, II miles north Of
1 Ottawa, and mile and halt east Of the VII.
iage ot Harding, containing 100 acres. 100 Of
which are prairie, 80 being broke aud IN cultiya-
ton ; and 60 acres good timber. The prairie Is
all under good 5ence. A good steam Of water
crosses the tract 4 good dwelling house, with
well and c,s,en thereon For further particular.
enquire OF the subscriber on the prenises
Harding, November tim. GEORGE KEITH.
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.Administnl,or's Noticc

.IVWNfNTTWTVT INVtWF'
DUBI.lC notice ishercby gven that the sub.
/ scribrrs, administrator and ADMINISTRATIVE OF
the estate of Henry Jones, deceased, will attend
the county court ut livingst on county, alta term
thereof 10 he holden at The court house in P0nt-
ne, on the first Monday Of January next, when
and where all persons having claims against said
esta,care notified and requested to present the
same TO said court f. adjudication.
IosrrH L. loSrs, odm'r.
ni-3w ErnAneru r. Jones, adm r.
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Ottawa Furniture Depot !!
FALL, CAMPAIGN. 1884.

TIVE subscriber would respectfully say 10 his old
j customers, and citizens generally, that he has
still further enlargedhis wnrerooms, and increased
his stock with a greater variety OF articles. lie
hopes st ill To give that satisfaction TO his cusio-
meis, which xix years steadily incr' asing bust
ness tifonting all competition makes him feel he
has given, and hiatt the depot is tie place TO get
good articles aud cheap too.
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OTTAWA MEAT MARKET {.
Estate of ,Luos N0arc, decH.

Estate IF JaacS NOarc, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concer-
~ ned, that the subscriber, eXscutrix OF the
last will and testament of James iioare, late Of
La Sale county, aud state OF Illinois, deceased,
intends to presen, a petition, and make application
,c the county court in and for the county aiore-
said, at the next term thereof to be held at the
court house in Ottawa in said county, on the first
Monday o December, A. ID. 1854, Tor an order
Tor the sale, to pay the debts OF said estate, oithc
following real estate, Of which said testator died
seized, to wit commencing one rod 5 OF the 81
corner Of block 81 in the town OF Munson,
thence W along The margin of SAID town. rods to
land owned by W. Batcaeller thence salong the
line oil said land IL rods to a stake, thence par
allel with said II line Il rods to stake, thence
nparallel with the W line IL rods TO the place oil
beginning al which Time and place oil persons
interested are requested 10 appear and show cause
why said real estate should not be sold for the
purpose aforesaid,
October % MARIAN lloAEE, ereeutrir, &c,
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New Boot and Shoe Store

TIE subscriber would respectfully nioun 'h- c.-
tzeus ol O,tlwa aud vicinity, maj ne ha-
opened new store, IN Madison street. one door
iTnm the corner at Columbus street. where he
vii kr-p constantly UH HtaHd genera! aaso!,-
inert ui
Mems fine calf aud morocco boots,
Mems fine calf mud morocco shoes and ga,er
Mems fancy and patent leather CATERS,
Boys Gac call boot, aud shoes,
Boy''kip aalcowhle boots and broglus,
Ladies gaiier boots, Of every style ana variety
Lndie-' .ka b0ois, Jenny liai boots aud shoes,
Ladies walking shoes and slpp,r,
LndI,s paIlUr Ties aud fancy shoes and gators,
Misses roore., shots, anu gANefb-a large a nj
varied ass, rlmcnt.
-ttTitgeHis gu1'rs and shOfs OF every description.
WthryeTy article usually nrptInu wei!TcguiItrd
shoe store
Al-o, custom work made 10 order promptly
and IL u cases warranted. PurchGseTs will mud
il to their interest 70 cuil aud examine hls large
stock before buying elsewhere.
Aiso, rrpaInug done at short notice.
August &c. A. {. PrryLx.
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FOR SAFE.


A VALUABLE improved tarm, three and
n hnlfmcs west OF Ottawa, containing 47S
acres, 80 oi which are timber There is a
good story frame house, aud a large barn, which
vii, hold 100 loads OF grain and hay. with .
horse thrashing machine fixed in it, a horse sta
bic, cattle sheds, and straw yard adjoining. Ir
Also, corn-cribs tor 1000 bushels. -II..
800 acres Of the land is fenced and divided into
fields 200 acres are broke, and 80 laid down to
timothy and clover; there is more than miles Of
fence, besides 3-i OF mile losage orange hedge,
of good growth.
The orchard is Just coming into bearing, snd
contains all the best varieties OF apples, pears.
plums, cherries, aprcots, and peaches, besides
1000 or mole OF apple and cherry, trees. Of
years growth, part of which are grated. There
is an acre Of Strawberries, raspberres, currants,
gooseberries, grapes, &c.
Also. locust groves planted, OF several thou
sand trees.
! The timber 10, adioins the canal AMI railroad.
and contains seam OF excellent coal, easily
worked .........
All the improvements are nearly new, being
made within the last years.
! For further particulars, apply TO the subscriber,
/ on the premises. aul2-ly ANTHONY WILKINSON.
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Medical ScficP!

Tf1OSEoilected with lung, liver, ind bronchial
affections, diseases OF the spine, &c, can
consult DR.. James Frash-r, at his Office, at the
City hotel in Peru, on SATURDAYS during the win
ter. DIR. Fr1shcT treats on the sam" piin.'iple rs
that pursued by DIS. Whitley Il Itch Of New
York city and describes the feelings OF thr niilic
ted in all ordinary eases, without Icing told by
patients or others believing that those only can
make pc rice; cure who can put their hn.et on
the weak points and explain their cause and rt-
fecis From DR.. f.'s numerous cures IN l., Sale
and adjoining counties for the last eighteen
months. further comment wonld be superiluons.
ni-3r' JAMES FRAsriR, ~. ID.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

NOVEMBER lG, 1851.
Some little Indication of activity in the
market to-day. We hear of a few sale ON
private terms Chicogo Dem.
Wheat, winter 81, 25aSl.4O.
Spring. 81, ljal,20.
Corn, 40 46c.
Oats, SOC
Eggs Zoe.
Butter, Liable, fresh.
Flour, $7,0o.aS7.50
WOOL 2ns34c.
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0ttaba free Gtaatr
Association.

JonN q. SAnr will lecture before the Lite,
rary Association at Ottawa on Wednesday
evening next, at the Court House.
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A business meeting of the Association win
be held at their Hall on Monday evening noxt,
and it is highly desirable that every member
should be present
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L'ROM the subscriber, one span Of bay horses
II without my white marks; about sixteen
hands high, three and five years old the five
year oldhorse Is pin hipped IN one hip
Any one that will give any information, will be
literally rewarded by the subscriber, AT East
Fawpnw, DE- kalb CO, Ills.
November I-3w- s. w. Holmes.
Dixon Telegraph, and La Sale HcralI inse r,
TO the nn', OF s SO
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SsrIYGSl.

UNROM the stable OF the subscriber in Ottawa,
II larg-bay colt, 10 mouths old, three white
feet, aud scar on the inside OF liz fore leg It
was las, seen following team across the canal
bridge on La Sale street
Any person giving information to the suhscr-
Der where the colt may be found will be literally
rewarded (Novemhcr A. X MoYTsoMEry.
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Walkers Drug Depot.
ME undersigned is now receiving his fall stock
UKsyCS. NCss,CINES,

Dye.Sg9S, IorHiste', Pants,
Oils, putty, glass, and glassware.
Tobacco and snuff
Pure wines aud brandies. for mcdirnal purposes
Cap, letter, note, and bill paper, and a large
variety OF envelopes.
a good assortment OF school and miscellaneous
books
All the patent medicines Ct the dnr--authorihcd
agent for Chtiste's galvanic cur0,Ivcs, and
Jaync's patent medicines
All drugs warranted pure and genuine.
Prescriptions carefully pu, up day or night.
make my purchases for cash and ann enabled
TO offer goods as cheap as the cheapest All those
III wan, OF anything IN my line, will find II to
their interest 10 call at Walkers drug depot, south
side OF the puhlic srnnrr OLD ID WAKE
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HOSFoRD & EELL R,
General Land Agents,
WATERLOO, BllGk lIlWk co., lDN /.


4 RE prepared to transact any business per
"a taiuuug 10 the purchase md sale Oi land or
Town Lots, investigation o! titles, transfers and
conveyance generally.
We have located ourselves la lll' interior for
that purpose aud Wi! personality survey and care
iu,lyrXnminr any tract Ola nd within our reach,
give correct ana prompt information concerning.
Congress Lands iu the DuBulue aud De- Ilolnr-
Land DISTRICTS, u any OF The surrounding coun-
ties, especially on the proposed ines of Raj Road
from dialogue west and the Cedar River Valley
Raj Road. Persons wishing 10 make safe invest
meu,s by having careful selections made would 10
well to address or give " cal.
Lands located On Time fur ,t!"rs. Payment Of
taxes punctually attended 30. Township pioisUi
iateS, date always on hand.
3G. 900 Acres Of Choice Farming Land.
For Sale from 81 To 50 pes acre Also several
small lots OF timber OF good quality likewise
or3 improved Farms near The couuty seat
A 7 HOSfORD. EDMUND MILLER.
RRrrRIscEs Gov Ma'teson, Springfield III
Hon James Gwn, Huntington. Pa X G. Goo
del, Cash Mrrch & Drovrfs Bank, Joliet, ~ ;
George ). Fisher, Cash Bank oiOunwa, III; II.
f. EaHcs Banker Ottawa III T. r. stiles. E.q
Dixon H.: n s llcthrfiug'un Duliuque Iowa
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DRIED APPLES.

or an excellent qualify, just r-crised from
" Ohio, and Tor snlc.
Also, a new lot OF
Philip Aliens finest prints,
Mermack and Cocheco"
PLAN, plaid, and figured all wool deafness
- pieces Of merinoes,
Besides fine lot OF otherdress and anty goods;
all Of which we Will sell remaIka bly, cheap.
BUTTER, EGGS, HIDES, &c.
Taken in exchange for goods, by
NoyemheI4 OsMAN & WulrnoRE,
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Mr. McEvoY proposes to give our young
folks lessons in music and dancing. Sec his
card.