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There are forty establishments in the Uni.
ted States engaged in tho manufacture of 10.
connective engines, These shops, it is csti.
mated, turn out in busy times, at least 200
locomotives in n year Above nine thousand
hands are employed, whose wages are about
So, 500, 900 per annum. The iron consumed
exceeds forty five thousand tons annually
The value Of the products of these works is
full ten million dollars per annum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02
TIE RUSSIAN ACCOUNT.

A Geographic dispatch from st. Peters
burgh, dated November ~, states that Prince
Mcnschihoitrcports to the Emperor, under
date of the 9Th OF November, from Scbasto
pol, that on the 9TH the garrison made two
sorties, one against the right flank, which
was successful, and resulted in the capture
of one of the cncmy's batteries, the guns in
which were spiked.
There was great loss on both sides.
The second sortie was also completely sue
cesslul the Russians having spiked fifteen
guns.
Immediately afterwards French inEan-
try division, pursuing the retiring Russians,
attempted to mount to the assault, but were
thrown back with immense loss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

AnRcsr or AZ ESrafss MESSENGER All.
bert Mc,rdc>, formerly employed as Messcn-
ger between this city and Peoria by the Am
erican Express Company, was arrested last
week and is now in Jail at the latter place,
charged with approprioting q package of
$3, 900 committed TO his charge at La Sale
lie states that hc placed it in u trunk with
other parcels, and caanot account for it, loss.
lie is young man, unmarried, and Is said
Go have formerly resilclaJ Rochester, y. Y.
-DaiN ~. NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

During the late session of the Vermont
Legislature, which lasted only thirty-hve
days, three banks were chartered, one Mt
Bennington, one at Hyde Park, and one at
T.v,1ou. an appropriation of Sll00 has
been made for the establishment of an hos
pital and library in connection with the
State Prison at Windsor and also of $1,000
COR cxtjngujshod the old prison debt,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

Mr.. VIM. Traver, ofN Y, while removing
the stone from an old well on his premises
on Saturday, found at the bottom box con-
tanning $4,000 in gold and silver bars; also
silver teapot and kettle. 1t Is supposed to
have been placed there by man now in the
Auburn state prison.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

Camphor has been discovered to he an an
tidote for that terrible poison, strychuinc.--
4 man who had been thrown into conyul-
sious by Two doses Of the poison--onc-six sixth
OF u grain each, Administered for poison.
was relieved by twenty grains of camphor,
taken in six grains Of almond mixture, DR..
Sudlock, in u letter to the London Lancet,
claims to have made the discovery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

The editor Of the Sacramento Union men
tons that he had seen field of wheat Of
coo acres growing in Yolo county, part Of
which he thought would harvest seventy
five bushels to theJacrc and that ten acres
had been measured off and reaped. The
owner thrashcd and wcighedit The weight
was thirty thousand and four pounds, which,
at sixty pounds to the bushcl, gives sixty
six and two thirds bushels Of wheat to the
acre, and other parts would furnish 4 great,
or yield.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

The N. Y. Tribune says that tho adjourn
cd Convention of Railroad Representatives
met at the Astor House, last Thursday
night, and passed series Of important rcso-
lutions in regard to fares, baggage, running
trains &C. The dcadhead question was not
definitely disposed Of The Convention is to
meet again in December.
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ILLINOIS .TsEa,L AssnaDLY

SENATOR'S HOLDING OVER.


Cook-Nornan y. judd. d
VIII, Du Page, Kendall, l0quois, Kan
kakcc-uri Osgood. d -,
La Sale, Grundy, Livingston, Bureau
Burton c. Cook. q
Knox, Warren, Mercer, Rock Island
Zen Graham. Il
Fulton and McDonoush-J. N, Camp
bell. u
Sansamon and Morgau--Joseph Morton. i
Champaign, he Witt, Piatt, Macon,
Moutric, Christian, Shelby McLcm--C.
r. JernIgan. q
Cass, Mepard, Logan, Mason, Tazewcll -
j. NJ Ruggles.T
Clark, fayette, EhinghaM, Jasper, Law.
renee, Observation-Disclosures O'Kcan.
jefferson, Wayne, Edwards, Wabash,
Marion, Clay, Richland--Silas Bryan. d
Williamson, Saline, White, Hamilton,
Franklin--A p Cordcr. d
Randolph, Washington, Clinton, Perry,
Jackson-J Z. DIETRICH.
SENATOR'S ELECTED.
Lake and McIIenry--George Gage"
Boone, Winnebago, Ogle, Carroll-Wait
Talcott-
10 Dayiess and Sterhcnson-J. II. Ad-
ans
Kane, De Kalb, Lee, Whiteside-Augus-
, tus Adams
Peoria, Marshall, Putnam, Woodford-J.
ID. Arnold.*
Schuyler, Henderson, iIancock--Jacob
G. Davis. Il
Adams and Brown-Wm II. Carlin. d
Pike, Calhoun, Scott--H. l.. Sutphn. d
Greene, Macoupin, Jersey. NJ. Pal
mcr. d
ycrmilon, Coles, Cumberland, Edgar -
VIM. Watson
Madison, Bond, Montgornery--Joseph
| Gillespie
Monroe aud St Clair-J. l.. D. Morri-
SOM elected to ill vacancy.)
Alexander, Union, Johnson, Pulaski,
Massac, Pope, Hardin, Gallatn--A. j.
Kuykcndall. d 1870
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

Col. Montgomery Bell, residing near
Nashville, Tennessee, has already emanci-
patcd ninety-fvc slaves, who have sailed for
Liberia, and contributed handsomely to-
wards their transportation and support He
has about 200 more, whom he is educating
for Fl ccdom.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

a special premium was awarded at vest
ern fair for corn cake made after the follow
ing receipt: Take the whites Of eight eggs,
one fourth pound each Of corn starch, -four,
and butter half pound Of sugar, one ia
bic spoonful of cream Of tartar; half tea.
spoonful of soda Flavor with almond, or to
suit the taste
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

MONEY Asp Plate ForND IN A WEIL.--
Mr.. VIM Traver, of Schenectady, n. Y,
while removing the stone from an old well
on his promises on Saturday, found at the
bottom a box containing 81 800 in gold and
silver bars; also silver teapot and kettle
tits supposed to have been placed there by
A man now in the Auburn State prison.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

A CooL SCoCyDGEI In Detroit, one eve
ming last week, a fellow walked into house
on Lafayette street, aud finding 10 one at
home but the lady Of tie house, he coolly
shouldercd trunk containing yaluablcs to
the amount Of 800 and bore it off,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

c. W llorEISs, Of Fond du Lac, Wis,
was found dead in his room lately, and the
cor1ncrs jury said that lis death was occa-
stoned by an over dose Of morphine. The
HrroH says he was a man Of brilliant tai
pItg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

The Galveston CrcXas) Journal has the
following:
awe learn this morning from reliable
source, chat Ten. sam iioGstou is ACTUALLY
engaged in Curhyupa lac organization aud
ndvocatng IL, doc, mes of N,now.etNiug-
ism IN The interior ul On" ela'c.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

DEATn OF a VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs. Lu.
cy Brashcar, who was the first woman ever
married in Louisville, died recently in Madi-
son county, Ky. Sh, wa, present Mt the
siege Of Boonsboro' in l7,G, and was born
in Virginia in July, 1861.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02
BATS AyEe CApa.

GENTS, You wi lind large and extensive
u a-sor,m.ntoi winter sfy. e oth,is 1nI caps,
OF the vPyv be- quality.
Also, youths ont a:.a'f hate laI cap1, AZ
Eoac Ferru's mandatory,
Narn nj The CONT lt,s., grd 5ae Joy, cast Of
l.. }. Gi2l's dug st,ic
Hat and ropSmalr to orle-, az shor, uotise.
i.r.lnh.I2
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Maine.

The Portland .idra1.sr, q fusion paper,
has dispatch from Augusta. which states
that T. D. D. Fuller, democrat, has been DC
clarcd elected to Congress from the Sixth
Congressional District Of Maine, over Mr.
Millikcn, the fusion candidate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

SoalIuSa SuASgr,-Rey. H. Way,ald,
Of Brown University, has accepted the call
of the first and third Baptist societies Of
Worcester, and fixed his own salary At "A fig
urc seven hundred dollars less per annun
than the society offered him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

Mrs. Darlington is said to have anxiously
asked if Uncle Tom is better man than
Enoch, Of Biblical memory. She grounds
her inquiry on the fact that She has heard
that Uncle Tom has been translated seven
times, while Enoch was translated but once.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

BELaIuM.---Thc Kings speech at the OPEN
ing of the Legislature, Nov. 10th, says that
Belgium feels moro strongly than ever the
benefits of neutrality. 1t also says that in
dusary and art arc iollrishing, and that
commercial treaty has been opened with
Mexico. H rrl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

TnE RlcnEsr YET.--At one Of our hotels
on Tuesday, a gentleman who evidently had
not "been there" extensively, provided him.
self with a scgar from the Office, and after
smoking it halfup, returned it saying that
he "had used it all he wanted TO, and was
going to take a walk: If the clerk heard any
one ask for n scgar, he could sell it to him
if possible, if not he would like to have it
saved till his return, :" Literal lact.-Neio
Hagea Pal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

1t is estimated that by the first of next
January, there will be twenty-one thousand
miles OF railroad in the U. States. The Hi
nois Central Road is the longest road in the
world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

One hundred and forty passengers sailed
from New York for ireland on Monday, aud
200 more are are TO follow. They are per
sons who are returning 90 ther hthcriand,
not finding things in this country as they
expected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02
Pork AND PAcENG.--The Cincinnati Ga
zette says of the packing business in that


city, al L the city price paying for hogs:
"The weather having become favorable,
pork packing has fairly commenced. a
number of the houses were cutting ycstcr-
day, and should the temperature continue as
at present, the remainder will be in opera
ton to-day or tomorrow In the way of
sales of hogs we have but little 10 notice.
Buyers and sellers are generally apart in their
views. The majority of the former talk
about So 80 a3 70, while many of the lat
ter have concluded to pack on their own ac-
count rather than sell for less than 81 so.
An improved stage OF water and an easier
money market would operate in favor OF
sellers. Of the former there is some pros
pect; and if prices Of hogs should settle at
what may be considered a. safe point, or
rather if buyers can satisfy themselves that
tho business will pay at the prices that may
prevail, operators will not want for money.
Ofthe whole pork business, some infer
encc of its amount may be made from the re-
ceipts of pork, lard and bacon, at tide water
IN to this time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

p sfrf " iearf, -tirat coin has
become so plenty that the Banks Of this city
are freely selling it at 3per cent. One Bank
has $4,000 more Of coin than it needs
Mil Wis, 10Th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

Jan TO Lrr--It is stated in tie Harif ri
Doiiy CoYroat that the Jail in Wiudham
county is 10 let for o boarding house The
operation OF the nov autI-iglor law in Con.
necticut, it is said, has brought about this
result
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

FLORIDA U. S. SENAToR.--Lctters from
Florida state that Hon. ID. l.. fulee will
most certainly be elected Senator, in place
of Morton, whose term expires with the pre-
sent session
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

The following despatch passed over the
wires not Ear oil few days ago:
"To -: Lizzie starts this moring for
Kcokuk. Got revolver loaded to the muz-
gle. Get on, Of town or you are dead
man"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

Many clergymen have been elected to the
Massachusetts, Lcgisturc; and Methodists,
according to the Transcript, taking the lead.
Several Uniyersalstsf and some Congrega-
tionalsts have also been elected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

One Of the Boston Magnates was heard
to remark the other day, that if the Wing
party Of Massachusetts, owed linn so, he
would make affidavit that it was about leaving
the State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

SEcrIosl. BE i, ordained by tie city council
Of The eity.of 0tiawa, That unypersop or per-
sons who shG II sell attem ptt0 SELL or shall cry
tor sale, at public auction, in the city OF Ottawa,
any goods, chattels, o. pc rsonal property what
ever, to any person or persons, upon the SIDE
walks or streets, within the said city as Ia
collect crowd OF people upon the said sidewalks
and streets, whereby the rer passage thereof o.
any person or persons is prevented OF hndered
shaiihe dtciaed guilty the aut!ior % a ausanct
aud ofob5trgctiNg the said sidewalks or street
aud shall be seyera,ly subject 90 u fine Of ten dot
lars. Thssecl shall include licensed auctio
GERS OF said cjtyoi Ottawa
50. Ilishercby made the express duty Of tht
city MARSHAL to cause the strict observance oil thl
and all other ordinances relative to The obs true
ton of sidewalk, and streets within said city.
BY order, +. L. COURTNEY. CITY Clerk.
Passed Nov. 2lst 1854.
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ANOTHER BATTLE THE NEXT DAY--REsuLT UN-
DECIDED.
The Morgan Post, of Vienna, has the fol
lowing despatch from

The Morgan Post, of Vienna, has the fol-.
lowing despatch from
CzERNovlrz, Nov. l1th.-On the 9Th the
whole garrison of Sebastopol, amounting to
$4,000 men, made n sortic.
A furious bottle ensued, which was not
ended when the messenger left, but the al
lies had the advantage
This comprises all the reliable intelligence
received of these operations. The Russian
attack of the 9th is conceded on all sides to
have been very formidable, and to have in
ilictcd immense loss on the Allies, although
they were victorious.
The last dispatch published at Vienna, da-
ted Nov. II, reports sortic of the whole
Russian garrison on the next day--thc re-
suit of which was not unknown.
The loss of the Russians in the engage.
ments of the 9th, is set down by the reports
of the Allies, at from eight to ten thousand
men, while that Of the allies is not givcn,
though the London papers place the number
| at five thousand. II is very evident that the
| Russians were confident OF their ability to
hold the place against the allies, aud Il is
I equally evident that the latter are now salts.
/ fled they greatly moderated the defences of
Sobastopol, moderated the bravery of Rus.
! sian troops and the resources !. men and
munitions which McnschikoF could COM
mand. The presence of two of the Cars
sons in Scbastopol is sufficient evidence Of
the confidence Of the Russians, and the ur-
gent appeals Of the commanders Of the allied
forces for re.iniorccmcnts show as conclu-
sively the light in which they view the pro-
bablc result. Some Of the English papers,
we observe, arc Of the opinion that the &c.
ton of the 9th, which was in progress at the
latest dates from the scene of conflict, was
u decisive one sly say they, 'tho allies
rcpulscd the double attack made on their
front and rear on the 9Th, with the same loss
to the enemy as he experienced on the 9th,
the Russian commanders must have lost all
hopes of success and can only think Of con.
! tinung the struggle with view Of sacriic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

The amount of money lost by the Arctic,
in ship and cargo is supposed to be about
a, 900, 900. About one half tho amount
was insured in England. b
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MARRlED-On the 27lh ul,, by Rev. NJ
X Wht tlcsey, Mr.. rETEE i. SINGER, 10 Miss
SoPHIA KLATz.
Also, at the same Tine and place, Mr.. JeHN
CtoGGL BENDER, 10 Mis-, JosEpniNg SINGER.
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THE 2sTH FEBRUARY, 1855.
FRANKFoRT-ON -TIE-M AlNE,
. fynA, ~ a.

N. B.--Letters tobe directed per steamer
,;a Iiverpool" to MoRz ST,RpEL Sons, Bankers,
in Frankfort. on- the Maine,
Rcmittances which arrive after the Day OF
Drawing, will he returned, or Invested in the
next Drawing, at the option OF the sender. d2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02
TIRW CHANGED.

THE name Of the I!rm OF LOwnsbery
1 Il Smith :" in the mercantile business, has been
firm o" Lownshery Smith x Co.. at the old
stand west side Of the court house, at the sign OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

BASK OF RocKroRD bank has made
an assignment, and its affairs Will go into IL
quotation.
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ESTgsAY CsW AND CALF.
COME into my enclosure, some time in Oct
I j one red COW and calf, white ince
and take her away. d. VIZ. DlcRgRxAS.
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Remaining in the p o. at Ottawa, ILL.,.
up TO Dec. LIST l65i
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SIDNEY BRRRSB,
kX.Sshltor OF Tic United States.
I'Fsfel'or vosa., ,lrlsalal aanailVa

Thls liument la valuable auxiliary 10 tho telmenl
foniool Tie m0it Qrnilable disfaiha with Which us C
lot conie lOringiance, itisaio ofhe tuhss ahd
boget by thorough and continued apllcAlenQl Wy
Llnlmcnt over Tie rgon Of tic ed9'tApt loio ON
orwse iOrnJ bic diseases ~ once dlsR'neIo mO'
Than hall ther lerro Il partlcula 1hldten and
Thousands noteIe, Mego they Allowed 90 speak won
With all the eOquence Of feeling pd election hea! ieil
united testimony TO the fcl that i had inatched ere
en mlhe very Jaws Of DEATH end restored Them %
their onieT health aud beauty. Again, itwi DO found
powerful auxiliary In removing whit Is geloraly known
asOn dgp, Cake or an enlargement Of tue spleen, ina
cases where eXloru'l applcoons oi sorxee, this n
inent viii be found uso VI. ~ q trW q
iticncrHl Depot COS broadway, New York; and .iil
b atkst et. 81 lolne lf 50
% je7dsm WiLLIAM j. ARMSTRONG
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n y6d ts6u6.a yih topghi rsih ID ire breast or
ii ton az fGiIeiid VIII Rh5rnsiisa, hly va
brnls 81 tnr in1 ~ s5if htid8o not die fost beh
orehsTIfa 10 ri Helss 81 spiac end Mufle Iihl-
Sbouid YOU ~ u u'lt osrCo1t5q % hHr d.eeaea
81 mercury, hftlr lll ~ llpllf9 tllio ~
irfti rsflefo Il n
Gates have ven 81 tl fioi
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IEDTGAI
% Won n

rTalr HeHtor4t We p9 ,w iyr ne nrsl lmel miro
q Il li6cfd 10 ne etiGea 81 WleelNb, utNUfi9 MaIk 1
i5A t9hicli IS th6thy cuio fe0tdy evef ingcnle thai
viii eeeiutlly geso,e te gey iolit aud with kus 10 tie
HEAD in ahpu limo with thanAt0id royallnrt remove
dtndttM ahdnfhyoillR le hair nm Alps on ald d Zee
roi no Hy tetln4nl toubectluNtha IN divers lrts.
raons ~ lereNt neitesNuW bele t6 pnbioi Tie kk
sfORArlvs ls hespin eQc6Ur tle lUiel, for lf Ola
Of you g. aud eau only b b cCatcd hy lautf, ana al
Iesl eetully Invited calist lhe epoi and eYlhb
iie !ssumonitso Ladies aud eeNtepeh oihellr eput.
u9n 10 lhe south aa We.i wletelf wes 'Hv.nied bf
staiesnandni senalob Jodes BIeeae, Of llpvlis
tOARLYte, ill., J9lc ~ 1893 .
have used Prof o. 8. WonlN 'udlr ResoIaltye, aud
have ldmrtd the wonderful elect MYhalr was bec0nl-
,ng % thought p'eeplpey gey, bqt BY tho use o. ne
no doubt rernanenlly 20.
SIDNEY BRBRSB,
kXSshaior OF Tic United States
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w lNVALuAtLK MtDicINg. II Is but seldom we find
inOns the ay iend esOhcied 10 the pubic orthe cure
OF diitase, Que 10 eournend Whoa Nr'
ues we cable 70 discONet, aud have always eduOpsy
av aed BtVtg ute Hure TO nyipngt that might any
ono 10 ull thai We pla u any faith IN eir pelen'
aiUn', Hut With ieeiec8 10 remedy mlnu bCtuied IN
THIS piece and which has become laniiar TO the pNbe
Household wo dS, we speak nom khowledse VI ite In.
ulnsle cyceeicleS Ms adaplann to nail Of e Ills OF
4 e. uhd ne acmlty with wlhen Il may DO used W.
eak Of Tie Noa en- Nerve and Hong Lplmru Prepar
ID by ~. H. Tan ~ To-, ON prescription lUTnshed by
Ut Watson Carr lte o. MnE htuwni sndlow of Wheel
ng onr 81 The most eminent Plyseials ~ Virginia ThS
limcht Is BASED upon the uad pinClpe thai any
i, which YIl TeiIey tSelrN pain, will itMoleIly COM
ouded, be equally eicoolos f bntoYi TUE nal uleo
lions pii that has be 6urcetknlly deNel0 ed
u IL simply HE ospnug or Scie &c, being mild and
ple ~ Its ecuon, aud yet revealing n ~ eheeia rover
mare intredib lung che M % hidden 1iifNs Of nan
d yet being innoxiohs tho weakos tinIi
Il Is hlsd b hsapsi LmRN tic afhci, being
pai III Ia lot les twice rs laigeasihe mdpniV URe
dimes az Sl,ong Wee0neid Il 10 those iifwant Of
sole ard certain tenndy ri l.- elflfias r9a 4nsN
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10 CountrY NIerphanta.

M X. * n, KNOX having wiihdrAwn nom lie htu Of
W MfCaels Kboy& Coz ne rpmalniug partnors have
assoeloed with them MI Gheaier n, Knox (brOiher ~.
Knox lao long and ayo' ably Known n public
~asSunlng the style OfMcCla.leDs and kEOr $500
wOhid iny Inform iheir od ftYbn
hqvnso loiBthdbeipy tiained hen0 and t ollie Ideal
sal Roots are shoot, that their Fall Stock Win be rfiv.
ing ffou no i0th 70 he last 81 Sopteuiter,lte
Hoyng been sgetisd WITH iealest pAfe and bought
loreAhthey latsf t1etinilqIr FAll Stock %
BOota ard Soe3 they hold cut Inducements On qiuil.y
aid irceS supdo % thy etet offered ID the market III
ulndly De- way el6., they would peas.
ca exhibit ier stock an nai them iuptices otfleGly
challenging cgmp1rifun with The nat ato Of ana
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