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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

PROTECTION INSURANCE. COMPANY FuLEp.-.
The following will be startling news TO many
of our citizens and business men who have
insured in this company. The Hartford
Courant of the sth inst says;
ave regret to be obliged to announce the
failure Of the Protection Insurance Compa'
ny of this city. The late numerous and de-
vastating fires and the losses which they have
sustained, have compelled them to make an
assignment. The Directors have employed
all the means that lay in thcirpower to avert
the calamity, but their efforts have been UNI
awaiting Persons holding policies in this
Company will see the necessity OF an innc'
diate reinsurance in some other Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

The La Sale HcraM exponds about &C..
umn Of low abuse on Mr.. DELANo, the de-
mooratic nominee for Sheriff, based on assor-
tons as unlounded as they are malicious
The editor winds up his filthy tissue with:
"il we are mistaken in the man, we will
cheerlully correct the mistake; but if Mr..
DELASo is the man who on that occasion Tthe
Republican mass meeting in ottawa disig-
mated one Of the speakers as IDOL, another
as thief, and third as a dr,nkard,' he
has 10 right to imagine that such condu t
will be overlooked and forgiven"
Mr.. d. applied no such cpithcts on the
occasion referred to, but if he had to the
editor of the NyoH, there would be little to
take back.
Ii the competency of Mr.. DrLANo to fill
the Office of Sheriff is questioned, or his re.
sponsibiity, honesty and integrity, or hi,
democracy, We are prepared for his defence
But if low filthy abuse is the editors game
we cannot consent TO wallow in the miro with
him, or any thing else so swinish. Mr. D.
needs no defence in this community against
the charge Of being Drawing drunkard.
IL the editor Of the H,rdR drank as it'll,
liquor as Mr.. u. drinks, he would carry tn,
mark Of the beast less prominently in lii
countcnancc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
The End of Fusion.

The more sensible of the wing press are
already beginning to get sick of fusion. The
Detroit Adrertiscr of the 9Th inst. has lead
or on the subject in which it says:
The prospect Of the formation ola northern
sentiment party, as contemplated by which
the General Government was to he enlisted
IN an aggressive warfare against slavery, has
almost entirely blown over. In this State
the project is yet cherished. But even
here ii is destined to die. For should even
the Jackson ticket be successful this fall, it
will be elected by the cooperation of Wings,
who, thanks to our efforts to expose the plans
of the " fusionsts," rote rpJerJrotert that
they do not thereby intend the formation Of
n new party. The coming election, then
being passed, the mighty Republican fabric
will vanish like dream The frame work
may remain to fall ultimately upon the
heads of the builders
The st. Louis NlpvJlicah compares those
wings who have run away after lisionism to
flock of sheep following bell weather. 1t
says their excitement has blinded them and
innumorablc are their mistakes
"Thcy become half frantic, and curse the
Constitution and Tie Union. The public or
gans of their opinions play but one tune, one
dolciuliy discordant dirgc over the grave Of
human freedom; while oil q e is set aside as
triiiing and of no consequence; and all for
what? To accomplish any good or great de-
signs? BY no means Awhole State is rous.
cd at the call Of few self-mportant shop
herds of the flock, and led with much dust,
hubbub and trumpct-sounding, up to Sarato-
ga, for example, and all this that they may
try, by political hocus-pocuS, or otherwise,
to galvanzc into uncertain political life set
Ofworn-otIt politicians To sgruru to them
selves the prestige of name, they proclaim
themselves in al! States as thc "Rcpubican
party fine name, truly, for party that
would, by arraying the North and the South
in hostility, be the first to hasten the disso
luton of the great Republic of the EARTH"
In Missouri and Kentucky, it says the
wings reject the Nebraska bill as test, and
the party are rapidly coming to the same
point in the free states When the dust of
the present storm clears away it predicts flu.
sionism will relapse into It's old position of a
"conteinptible abolition party" as Clay
called it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
TTSA Insurance CoMPAyy, }
UAKTTORn, Nept. 81. Eek

y. >. HUBBARD, agent chicago,
The condition OF this Of
nee, mountaineering the considerable losses Of the
past two months, Is sound. The capital is whole,
with respectable surplus. The Company do OF
There i moi note or acceptance OF the Company
outstanding IN the hands OF any individual or lns'-
luton, with large balance IN cash At our credit III
Bank, and every loss now outstanding Will be
promptly paid at maturity or before. Our invest
Four Hundred Thousand Dollars, besides large ha-
lances due and IN course Of transmission from
Agents.
lbeleye the Hartford insurance company ofIiar,-
ford, and the Norhwcster ms Go. Oswego,.
In proportion TO their capital, are equally good in
all respects, Their aana9i statements can he seen
at my office. SIC GEO : Fisher art
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

ANOTHER VIcrIM.-llon. Geo, Darsic, who
by the wings of Pennsylvania, has been
backed off the track by the Know Nothings,
on discovering that he was born in Scotland
lie has gone to Philadelphia to condolc with
the friends of Joseph Il. Chandler.
The humiliating sacrifice which whiggcry
has thus been compelled to make to the pro-
scriptivc spirit Of Know Nothingism, has
aroused a spirit ef resentment among the
wings of Philadelphia, who have held a
meeting and resolved that it is high time ito
abandon all connection with the Know Moth
ing Society," and rc-organizc the wing party
ION the pr nciplcs Of IIrNRy CLAy."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
RAMA OF OTTAWA

SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, st. Louis, and
Philadelphia. Also, on England ,Sco,and and
Ireland, in sums of one pound sterling, and up
wards, and LONDON drafts, available in Ger.
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
at current rates.
Collections made in oil parts of this state,
Foreign and domestic bills ofexchange, drafts
and certificates oideposit, boueh and Sold at the
highest ciirrent rate. auly GEO. 5. FISHER, cash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

Fusion IN PENSsyLvASIA.-The abolition
convention of Pennsylvania met at Harris.
burg, on the 30th ult., and resolved to with
draw their state ticket and urge the party TO
support the wing candidate for governor he
being good enough abolitionist for them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
Democratic Rally nj Springfield. :

The democrats of the 9th congressional
district propose to have grand rally at
Springfield on the Sd of October next. Judge
Douglas, Thos l.. Harris, and other dis
tinguished speakers are announced to be
present on the occasion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

MAINE ELrCrIoy.- Morrill, Maine law and
free soil candidate, is elected governor of
Maine by large majority, and the senate
and house arc o: the same stripe. Other
wise, their peculiar shade politically, is no,
very clearly defined, if at all dcfnable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

The Chicago .Abotiouists of the old line
give Mr.. Jerome Bcardslcy, the veteran Al o.
ltionis; of Rock Island, the cold shoulder.
Thl F5s F,si Is on, ilat-lootclly for the re.
election Of Wentworth, as good enough Abo.
litionst for thcM. II quotes the National
Era to prove Wcntwoith's abolition or
,LoiONN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

TnC BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Of La Sale
county met on Monday, and are still in scs-
sion. A large amount ofi,nportant business
is before the board, but as much Of it is still
in an imperfect stage, we have not attempted
to give their proceedings this week. We
shall, if possible, publish them at length in
our next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

CHOLERA IL SrRlSGrlELD-Thc Chicago
Press has letter from Springfield stating
that during thirty hours, ending Monday
morning, there had been nine deaths from
cholera in Springfield.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

YgRNoSr ELEcTIos.--Judgc Eoycc, the
wing and fusion candidate, has been elected
governor of Vermont, by from three to five
thousand majority. Congressman and legis-
lature wing and abolition rs usual. The
election was held on the 4th inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

OREGON. -Jno. W. Davis has resigned the
Goyernorship of Oregon, and returned home,
on account of the continued sickness of his
family in Indiana,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DisTEICT.--Thc de-
mocratic convention of the 1st district met al
Rockford on Tuesday. The majority being
in favor of endorsing the Nebraska BILL the
delegations from Lake and Boone with
drew. The convention then nominated VIM.
N. jackson, of Mcllenry, for congress Mr..
J. was several years ago Receiver at Chicago,
and is strong man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
Look OMt for Fire,

1NfE are agent for the
w ftna Insurance CO., Hartford, Conn.
Hartford +"
Northwestern " Oswego, N. Y,
the old and responsible companies, having stood
he test OF many years and are prepared insure
he property OF our friends and neighbors agans,
loss by fire, on fair terms GEo. S FISHER.
lnlnnd marine risks lnken in the Etna. ap29
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
AUCTION /!

ON Tuesday, Sept, l9h. 1854, will sell a,
I auction, for cash - head of cattle, compri.
sing / calves, 10 mich cows, and heiiers, ali IN
calf; 2horses, and mare and colt, with all The
crops, farming implements. aud household iur.
tnrc. Hur--l0 A, NJ. KgLLoe ,auct
McnL, iNo RoRwv,
Smiles northeast Of Norris, Grundv 20.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

Farm IN Cook county, Illinois, so
acres, with line dwelling house
barn, necessary out nou.es, and va
riety OF fruit trees, under good cultiya-
ton, valued at. ...--.................5,5OO 500,
lcountry residence, plea sanity situated
miles from st. Louis the house is
nearly new, and finely ornamen,ed
with iruil and shade trees. a 700
9 T. Gilbert a. co.'s pianos. 900
5Elegant pianos, ose-woGd cases. ......l 500
5 Prince IL Co.'S melOdeons.. $50
sSuperb keyed nccordeons. co.
] Set parloT furniture. ....................l5 $50,
Set superb J1rior furniture. .............3 200,
10 Gents fine gold watches. ........... Il ESQ
10 Ladies fine gold watches. ESQ
10 Ladies tine gold qua I'd chains. .... ZOO
10 Gents fine gold vest chains. 300,
30 Sets Ladies' oInnmented bracelets. 200
10 Sets Ladies' crnamcnted earrings. 100
q Gents cluster pins. ...l50
% Ladies line Mosaic pins. $50
so Gents gold rings with settings. ..... 400
200 gents gold pens with eases. ...l 600
100 Ladies gold peus with casts..........l0 900
1000 Gold pens enameled points. ....... 1000
100 6ents Turkey morocco por;'mOnnais.. $50
100 Ladies' pearl inad porl.monnais.. $50
Double barrelcd gun, silver mounted. so
Set hunting Irapp'nss.. 10
lAverys Crystal Palace sewing machines 100
SO Ladies figured silk and satin parasols. $50
so Ladies' silk umbrellas. ESQ
so Gents silk umbrellas. ............... $50
leo Gents walking canes. 200
300 Ladies' ians, various patterns. .....5Oo
10 Ladies gold ihimbes. ..........,.......eN
"a Ladies' silver thmhles. .................78
3Ladies superb work boxes... ."...75
3Gent's dressing cases. ............. ....73
Splendid pleasure carriage.. ...25O
1000 Popular literary works. ........ 900
1900 Fine siee plate engravinps OF Clny.. .l5OO
1900 Fine steel plate engrayings OF Web
ster,. .;.;...........'' 49,. '2 ,,
1900 Fine s,ec plate engraving. OF Calhoun. 500
In making the above selection nothing Ia s been
inclnded that is no, highly useful and desirable,
Thpre 70 ppnrlv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
W A y r Z, 3D..

~ book keeper aud salesman Hs whole time
wo q dbe de voted 10 either or both departments
May have aniHterview al once, or during n inte-
rim ola month Address
sl6-3w- "CYNEEo" Offg,ca 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

Hons. stephen 4. Logan and Abraham
Lincoln, are announced IN the Springfield
journal AZ canlilat, for the legislature from
the cl, MY Of Slngamon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

YELLOW FLvER AT New ORLEASs.-Th c
deaths at the Charity Hospital for the week
ending August 2Sth were 100. The deaths
in the city for the same week, from yellow
icycr, were lS1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
BANKING AND EXCHANGE
GDH~M~N0CEe

Corner of Hiaia and La Sale Streets,
Ollce Hours From to l2 A. NJ, and to
p NJ.
INTEREST ALLOWED on special dcpos-
ties.
EASTERN EXCHANGE bought and sold.
PREMIUM PAID for gold and silver, and
MONEY TO LEND on short time, bust.
ness paper July 29) IF. EAMes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

FrLroS CouNrY.--Thc Democratic Conven.
ton which met Mt lowistown on Monday
last, resulted in the nomination of Isaac Lin.
ley Of Woodland, and c. H. Griffith, of
Canton, for Representatives and j. J.
Wagsoner of Icyistown for Sheriff,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

Such as eSeryhody needs daily viz OK and trace
Chains, axes, hachcts, hammers, fiat nons, wood
saws, lilies, knlyrs and forks, butts hinges screws,
&c.
We icei confident that we can Civ, better bargains
than any other house N tins city, and all we want,
TO satisfy the community Of tins fact r. to have YOU
call and examine our goods--e1o their qualy,
styles and prices.
Always rctnember, when you come to town, tn
store OF sic OsHAy & WnlTMoRE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

Buss--to kiss. Rcbus-to kiss again.
Blundcrbuss--two girls kissing each other,
Omnibus to kiss all the girls in the roon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

The JoneSboro Gd:ctie Is out in m article
In favor Of Judge Trumhun for the L. $.
Senate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

CARLYLE CONFERENCE.-The democratic
convention of the Bclleyillc (Bisscl's) dis.
trict which met at Carlyle on the 2sth ult,
adjourned without makinga nomination. Not
half the counties in the district were repre-.
scented, and it became apparent on the meet
ing of the delegates in attendance that their
action could not be considered as binding
upon the party. The convention having
adiourning, Mr.. p. b. Fouke, of st. Clair,
and Col Dennis of Clinton were then an.
nounced as candidates ION the stump" and
doubtless there will be others. The district
has plenty of good timber for congress, and
the people we have no doubt will make a
satisfactory selection.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
A RARE CHANCE!

n RARE CHANCE!
A GOOD country store, with stock OF dry
N goods, groceries, &c, having an established
business, and now doing good permanent TIT de,
in one OF the best farming communities around
made, can be furnished on favorable terms. Some
cash will be wanted down, the rest on time. The
stock is not large.
Further particulars may be had by addressing
A Is c., at the Ottawa post office. slG-3w
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4 o, o o o !!

The Peoples Gift Enterprise As.
sGciatiOn.
ZONE CT LIES HAPPY HOURS"
4 b,lUttfVI EUgr0Tjy1 ANIL AZ ,y1ye -, IL,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

PEORIA DIsTMCr-The democratic conycn.
ton of the 4th congressional district met at
Peoria on Wednesday, and on the second bal.
lot nominated Coy. McMmtry for congress.
Nebraska resolutions were adopted without
opposition, and every thing went of with the
utmost harmony and good feeling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
MIR. Norton.

Now that Mr.. Norton is re-nominated for
Congress blythe party without name, We
should like to have him explain how it is
that two thirds Of the miner mai, routes in
his district have been discontinued, SO that
people who do not happen to live on rail-
road, have 10 to 20 miles togo to the nearest
post Office. Nearly third Of the post off
ccs in this and Livingston co. are left without
a supply of mail, except when the post master
happens TO come to town with sufficiently
capacies port mantcan to carry it on his own
responsibility. The excuse that our mail
routes have been discontinued because they
do not pay will not answer. Not half the
mail routes in the county pay, yet they are
not discontinued. The fault is chargcablc
entirely to the carlcssncs5 or incidence, OF
want Of influence with the department Of
"our member" This is the more apparent
from the fact that routes have not been thus
discontinued in other districts. We want
Mr.. Norton and his constituents to 'read and
inwardly digest" the following boast that
comes TO us from Mr.. Wcntwoith's dis
trict.
From the Rock Island Republican.
All Let.
twill be seen by letters which we publish
this week, from Wentworth, that all the mail
routes advertised for our county, have been
let aud that all the Offices must he supplied
by the new contractors, as advertised.
1t may not be improper in this connection
to say that, during the last canvass which
resulted in the triumphant election Of Col.
Wentworth, it was said by his enemies that
he lived so far from our county that he
would take no interest in our affairs and do
nothing for US. Our citizens will perceive
how different has been the result OF his acts
from what was predicted 10y his enemies
He has been untring in his efforts for our
county. lie has secured for US better mail
facilities than we ever had before. lie has
attended promptly and faithfully to the
wants Of every person who has asked amy
service from him. He has written full and
prompt answers TO every person who hSs
made any inquiries OF him by letter, and done
more for our people than any other man ~
the district could have done.
SPIRIT or CmcAGo.-On Saturday evening
Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, addressed the
people Of Chicago, in favor of the Nebraska
Kansas bill, at the North Market Hall. The
Gov is described by the Pres as "a forcible
and pleasing speaker" and appears TO haze
avoided everything Ike offensive language in
his remarks nevertheless, the Press is CON
strained to admit, "there was, throughout
the meeting, too much noise and confusion
for the credit Of Chicago" The same people
had patiently and respectfully heard the trea-
sonablc rawlings Of Gddings bat few days
bcforcl
On Monday, three men fro;a Missouri nm
dcrtooI; to arrest fugitive slave in Chicago,
but were soon surrounded by mob, who
made such force demonstrations, that the
Missouri scntgmaa lad themselves taken to
jail for safety.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

SANDWICH IsLASps,-The California papers
received by the last steamer have intelligence
from the Sandwich Islands to the 22d July.
The people had been thrown into quite a
commotion in consequence of the arrival of
the English and French feet at the islands
consisting of seven vessels of war. Their
precise destination is not known, but they
are supposed to be on the look out for some
Russian vessels cruizing somewhere in those
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

"By private adviccs per PoiyHesian, we
,corn that the annexation of the Sandwich
Islands has been finally determined upon,
and that the consent far n ccssion OF the SOW
croirnty of the Islands to the Uuited States
has been sen, to Washington, and that re-
ply is expected in ninety days
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
NOTICE!
NOTICES!
TINE UNDERSIGNED AGENT Of the EFT.
StJNSIHt> CE,OF uARTEORn

Connecticut, takes pleasure IN informing the cili-
zens OF Chicago that this Company is perfectly
sound, with its whole copta! paid IN. and unimIa-
red. We have received from the Secretary, the
following, VIZ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

Estate Of Rajomi" Brupfed, decd.
DUBLIC noticc is hereby given, that the I'M
L dersgned, administrator oithe estate OF Ben.
jamm Brundeld, decd, will attend the county
court La Sale couuty,a at term thcreoi,to be
holden ut Ottawa. IN said In Va le county, anu
state oI Illinois, ON the 1t Monday in January,
next when aud where al persons having claims
apsns, said estate, are hereby requested to prcsent
Tie snmc 20 81 ID court lor adjustment.
sl6-dw BGNi. /. fhbiIs, a"Wt
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Boots and Shoes !!

30 OTIS and Shoes
Mems and boys cali, kip, and COW hide boots,
calf skin, Morocco, and patent ea,hcr shoes.
Ladies' Misses, and childfen's sh oes and GAL
tiers, oi superior quality.
Goth Nc
We have ESQ jgst ope ned new and ezra lot
Of ready made clothing al! OF the latest fashions
and styles We shall also continue to receive new
lots from time to time during the Season, so as TO
keep up with the latest changes Of the fashions.
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1000 VALUABLE GIFTS.

Among which, us may be seen by the above list,
is fine farm, dwelling house, several elegant pi@
AMOS sets of parlor furniture, a beautiful car
rage, fine gold watches, CHAINS, pens, pins,
rings work boxes, dressing cases, &c.
OF Recollect by remittingone dollar you 70
ceive fine steelpinte engraving thnt cannot he
purchased retail for less than 50 so or S., and
numbered receipt which entities the holdertO
chance in the above gifts
ps-Call and examine the engravings at 5! and
50. Market street
The great rapidly with which the tickets are
being disposed Of causes the undersigned to he,
iieye that he will be abe 10 hring the enterprise to-
a successful termination in n tew weeks, To pre-
vent errors, write your address plain and in tull,
or enclose an envelope with il write upon
All ordershy letter post paid with the money
enclosed will meet with prompt attention. The
engraving and numbered rec oipt, ,niillng the
holder TO chance in the property and vote to-
ward the manner Of Its distribution, torwardedby
return mail. Address orders to ,,
l.. w, ABBOTT,
81 and 50, Market street st. Louis, No., where
al. =. ttgn
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Work Boxes and Baskets!

I'M dD sN.y n MC NE W,
Ladies white, black mixed, and slate hoes, at
iromlOc TO SO cts. a pair. An kinds and coiors of
cotton Lisle thread, aud kid gloves
Gents cotton, lambs wool, and knit wooden
socks and Kid. wooden, Lisle thread buckskin,
and drivers gloves and miitens.
White, red, and yellow Aannes
10000 yds. OF brown and bleached sheetngs
and shiLiings, from &c to 1910 yard.
Crash and Scotch diaper,
Beautiful table linen,
Linen tea napkins,
And an infinite variety Of other articles usually
kept in n well stocked dry goods store.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, AND SATINRTS!
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GROCERIES,!
WE Hhvt ur DtsI IOI OF NuBlTi IH1las9cs, and VIZ
negar in the city. Call and Judge for yourselves
Crockery and Stone Ware!
-. = - T'IT7I TIVII'
ShEk.E HAsksIlN ARE.

A very large stock of white and coored ston
China, and common Queenswarc.
Also, good assortment oi glass and stone ware