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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08
New Store in Ottawa =!

Sls., nert door a1rM Of u H. ,S.oVTs
Office, Otia,1a, III.
81. POHAS
E6FEC1FuLLY announces 70 The eopr Of
II oar va and La Sale county that he has u-t
received from New Yo k und opened at The
above stand heavy stock Of
Dges GOODS.
Consisting OF prints, d-.lnes giHgllm1 lawns
alphccas, shlr'IGg-, sheetings, cloths, cassi.
m-rr- lneHs-In short every article usua liz found
IN the trade, which he guarantees TO sell n- chca D
as the cheapest IN Ottawa. IL also has Oh hnni
a superior lOt"
REiDS-MtDE CLOTHING,
Bought al iITst class eastern establishments as
well asinanuiictnrrd at his own establishment m
the rear0t his store, whore all * nj Oi clothing
II those III his stock a.c not found satisfactory.
viii be-
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER,
Ard warranted IN all cases to give satisfaction
he has hl.o . iui stock ui
GROCERIES,,
Such M supnr-, coffee, mU.a H-r-, teas, s4'Ira-
tu', table salt pepper nee, indigo. g.. sc,
ng,gdl every hang IA thai hnr besides u line
stock Of
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TT FUIIUN CWttI, NtW- UfK,
or Messrs. MUM Il co. have been, Tor
many years, extensively engaged in pi occurring
patents for new inventions, aud will advise IN.
venlors, without charge, in regard 10 the novelty
OF their improv, nenis. September l-sw.
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Now Flour.

VIE subscriber has now for sale a choice
L article OF Hct1 jriHier pdcai f0ur, which hls
been prepared expressly for The home market
ana " u Ir found superior tC anything heret fore
altered. Delivered To any part OF the city free Of
charge. Orders may be ] Il at RedilcS & Hun.
butts august g. JAMES kTElFE
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EsNSincss Enlarged !

THE nh-clIhcr, being induced To dissolve the
/ wuDu nuhsuu existing 10 hi, establishment be-
tween the .lqIor nndlpmI.y grocery uade, he has
IN ohtdruc, to the popular voice, entirely aban-
doncd the former branch Of his business, and Ia
-..-l...L ~ .LnL-L.. .lu-,l ~
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NEW GOODS
ATLOCKWDaED'S

TiiE subscriber In. enlarged refiited, and
L greatly improved The store tor many years &C.
cup ed b, him, aud has filled It with the largest
aud choicest assortment OF the various kinds Of
goods usually kept by him, tina, he has ever before
offered. Having unusual facilities in
NEW YORK,
ANA Other eastern as well rs southern markets,
he intends by monthly and weekly receipts TO
keep the so, at all times full AMI compe lr and
by having buyer constantly IA tn. eastern mag
krts can take advantage OF the rlr aud fall OF all
articles IN his line, and by taking advantage OF
all opportunities to buy cheap confidently be-
heVes he can successfully compete with all whn 90
east CHiy once or iDice a geir, aud are then com
yelled to purchase =. whatever cost gocts may be
held
Having hal many years experience in the
wholesale houses IN New Y ulk--Aiyl.I breh ed
ucated merchant from hOyhuod, aud an experl.
tnct OF nearly ten geHrsIa OtiGIr2 IustIfes hm
N the belief that his friends aud the whole public
wiIIb. more evenly aud regularly dealt with ,iaI
10y those. who without experience or Judgment,
sell one Ting cheap, aHDthcT one dcar and 10 re-
amy neither kuuw When an article Is cheap or
dear, aud not unitequrntiy are entirely ignorant
o. ne hfurrs ihcy OTTER tor safe.
! have obtained the services Oi grutlrmanly
clerks established a perfect system OF order aud
regularity, marked my goods at Just and Jea-
s.nabie profit, that both buyer aud seller may
lace, aud intend to dryo'e all my time to the
store when not absent for The purchase OF goo Is.
desire to adhere strictly to the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
And intend tina, none oi my customers shall BE-
dissatisfied wph
GOODS or PRICES,
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READY-MtDE CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,

Ard warranted iunll cases to give sa,l-
lie LIZ n -m q mi -inrL u
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peaches, nee, soda iuf washing, lutheran soda
cfaekeTs, No. and2 gisckeIel, cod fish, white
Asf and ,ICgi, M laneis and halt barrels, war
Iauted Tree from rust, aud at choice quaii,y.
Always on hlRd when they eau be- pyordsrl a
chsre article OF batter, eggs, lard, ch esc, hams,
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NEW ERA
OFT A w Al!

I'WE aIIs1TIUDrs have associated thCm.
! selves in the wholesale and retail crockery
business, aud have opened IN WDois block
north OF the court housr. a large and entirely
NOW .tu.k nl a Il lLn NnrLuu. ALu-. II
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Choicest Family Groceries

Which can toe procured either casi, south, or at
home, aud vi ia 30 casr knowingly sell my ar
lcIe not OF good qualify without informing the
Customcrsoi o. nud thrn at reduced nee.
Children wi. alwly= be- As well deal; viii! as
their parents. .ny,ts my friends ana their
neighboIs,
The Public,
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ONE PRICE SYSTEM
BARTER TRADE

GOODS or PRICES.
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AImost NVefybody EhtitIed 70 Land.
SoLDlERS, widows O! soldiers, heirs OF de-.
- ceased soldiers, teams,ers engaged IN trans
porting supplies IN time OF war, &c., who have
received but 10 or 40 acres, and many none a all
are entitled 10 100 acres now ; and application
VII he made aud warrants obtained a s o. old, by
the undersigned, OH reasonable terms.
March l7-tf. ',lo s FISHER
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A MUCH LAEGUR sTocry.

So that every one can be uly SUPPLE GOod
and SHbStdhiiIi goOGS VIII make up maIonty OF
the slotk--uch goo js a, enter ini the every day
consumption ol farmers, mechanics, labofers,
professional men, merchants and their wives and
families.
shall make great cNcl,ions 70 have constantly
al hand a tifII q. .,rf,p,ut ,,t 81.
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LANDS EOa: SALE {!

4 n improve diarm opposite Nurseries, on the
~ south side OF the Illinois river, consisting o'
1872 u, res 40 acres timber; l52 acrcs OF prairie
under fence, good dwelling house, stable, fruit
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OF many coIors. quantities. materials and kinds
WOODEN WARE

Consisting Of two and three hoop painted pals
cedar and oak super pals, wooden bowls, tubs Of
OIL sizes. wooden churns sugar tubs with covers
iirst quality Shaker broDis, common bgooms, ana
Sealed Corn I!iskcts,
Forsnle at the middle store, Reddicks block I'M
der the telegraph office, next door to the post Of
ice, by MaY-l2L InuN LnrFMnnn
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HATS! HATS!

-1uST reed, by express, Messrs Beebe
HJ g. Co.'S, Lenry 4 Co.'s, and Genin's
90 tall style Of hats, for 1855, at Robt. Felch's
hat, cap aud iui emporium, north of the court
house. September l.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,,

CONFUSING every article included IN the ust OF the
usclu. and hcd.lhtul subst ,ntas Ut lite. Ills new
pmChrsr-a fr now arriving rom the south. and
with ms purchases elsewhere. now comp rise III.
LARGEST, fullest freshest and cheapest stock o Ia
wi.y groceries to be- found between Chicago and
-. Louis. lie invites all who are sCrptlcal on
this pou' TO call AMI sre them The following
articles comprise but part OF h's list constantly
on hand.
SDoqrs, brown, Loaf, clarified, and crushed.
Cofce, RIO and lava.
I .io'ossss, sugar house, plantation and syrup,
'IHGiCS, star, st"annr, sperm, aud talIow'
Teas, green, black, Bohra, Ne.
Sogg, r1sin, CASTLE, aud shaving.
IobIccO, CayendlSh, tine cut, smoking, &c.
C,gHrs, anything from long nIne" te
mild tour penny Cuba"
OiiS, ,Iusccd, sperm, aud olive.
IOrH, lard, taliow, &c.
Eish, mackerel, white. herring, and u,ut
COC0d MUS, rllsns, aud currants,
rugs, atrelal. or by the drum.
GINGER PIeSeIUcS, very line article.
lWegdr, the hest crab and cider
P'ckirs, IN Jars, all kinds, extra,
PGper Sauce, pepper, salt alrcc. ginger.
AMI all other OldInniy continents.
Nuts, Brazl, hlber,s, almonds, pea nuts, nc.
I0VS for children, including cry babies, and ev-
eYihmE else tom the elephant Jack the g'an,
killer.
Oysters, sardnes, Sc. in cans.
CGHdioS. a lot of all kinds.
PdilS, brOsms, mOps, Ne.
Oranges and lemons, fresh from the south, at
retail OF by the ooX,
Paper. ink, pens, nnlnll kinds Of stationery.
PO,cder, shot, caps, lead, and everything else IN
tha, line.
Fishing tactic, from the "longest pole" To
mnnOw hooks.
Flour. potatoes, vegetables in their season.
butter, eggs, chickens, and all such little "nr-
rangcmenIs" needed IA iami,,es, always kept
When they can possibly he procured ior love or
money.
EiOIiSS!
"l.tl Tie iiddlug hddlersfldl !"
\ very fin let ul violIus, with all the arrange
! mcnis at as,onshpgly low prices.
| ILSO--Chicqso and alton Lame and Cement
together with everything else that can be named N
his line, aud ]. hrls not supplied with the ar'iclu
called tor hc will spare 10 pains otcNpensr 30, IL.
| Nufu2S Il. MoNrGoNGgY.
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Great Bargains Offered.

'ESIlE subscriber would respectfully an
uouucc 10 the public hat he has lately pun.
chased The ,nlirr stock of goods OF tl" PennsyI.
wanna store from Peter OHpAaut, aud has pcunn.
nsuiIy established himself IN the mercantile hu-
siHrss, AZ the old stand, next door north OF the
Ottawa bank, where be- would be gi1d TO see his
odd iirnds aud acquautanccs. lie has Just
ccIytd a large stock at new and fashionable
goods IN addition tu his former stock, all Ut
Which he guarantees TO sell a, low a. any house
~ Ottawa As he is determined TO sell Oft his
pTcs.ut.toCk to max" room Tor "A very large stock
IN the tail, he thinhS he ctH make AZ an OBJECT Tor
h- trlrud- to give him call.
His stock is now complete, with tn" usual va
rieiy kept IN dry goods store, consisting OF
cloths, CaSslmeTes, Jeans, CUttonddeS, iiannels,
liuscy, surfing, sberlnL, prints, gughnms,
la wiz, md a genera assortment Ui ladies' dress
good-, fashionable and new.
Also, avery large stock OF boots, shoes, gait
ers, Nc, ot every variety and style.
Also, line lot OF cgo3kcry, glassware, cutie
~, &c,
He intends always to keep on hand a good,
iul, ana complete stock OF groceries together
with an endless variety OF things unnecessary to
mention IN an advertisement. !lo assures the
public that his object viii be TO keep constantly
ON banda full complete and well selected stock
OF goods, which he will sell at very reasonable
rates. lie feels assured that his extensive ac-
quHintauCe IN this county, durnIa residence OF
tw-itt yeats, vii, ontltc him - Last to share
ol public patronage. luu3O {. c. MILLER.
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Dining and tea ,eis i5o.l baskets, cumPofjs,
strawberry JoN r., soup and q " uteeus, sauc.
boats, cora dishes, bake, title, muffin, and
sauce plates.
-Alsu. cLl-l,LLe -2z-LI.!.4LI!i- ~ A!nae- China
white and blue, IN scis 81 ~ or DO pieces
AIsO,,a splendid lot OF flower Vases, nov
:, NL.s 1mI Z. & unrr
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Ccockery

y, a large assortment OF tire proof colored store
China ware, IA pitchers, bowls, PIE plai-s. tea
pots, sugar bowls, crenm Iugs, moliss-s mps
"Ith Bn.tan!a covers, chambers spittoous. PIE
serve lafs with covers, cake bakers, bed pan.
HOVER pots, br-lr, plenty OF comnla cups and
sHuceTs' white ant coiorcd tea seis. coffee cups
vegetable d,si~-, pravy AMI souD tnrecus w,-b
bowls aud pichrr-, mqIt p!attris, grcatyaTety
"i common aud good stone plates, "a mbl, - yln.
egar crlefs, salt cellars, pepper boxes and mus
lard lars besides MI sizes Of rsr hen itrs, iur,
and c..G-l. Ion m...llr lnL M ~ ~ .-..-.-
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- WV " ~ , y Y w II - s'F77'f
SUMMER WEAR.
HARDWARE.

Farmers utensils, s"c as best quality OF two,
three and four tine steel, hay and manure forks
steel hoes, spades. and shoyes, first quality
rakes, scythes, snalhs, &c.
Table knives and forks, pocket and pen knives,
gate aud barn door hinges, gimlets. tacks, scis.
sors aud shears, curry combs nnd cards, horse
brushes coffee mills mop sticks, backing brush
es, German silver, Brlinnia, and iron tea, dessert
aud table spoons, backing, matches, and other
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TUn IN p0TIf WITT5
l:1tGi.SfgfEaEs' TOOLS.

Bellows, llammcTs,
Vices, AuyIiS,
S.u.rs, Stocks aud dies.
la, impossible 70 enumcrate al the goods We
have tn sell. We Iuyilr all TO call ~ aud see Us Z.
anI we VIII ,nleavort to sell YOU goods as cheap as
any other establishment. lon will find u on
hand a, a o lines, early aud late. ready and will
Ing lo show you goods, and sell ;oYonH we can.
We are also manufacturing tn aud copper
ware, OF every description.
Also, cave ,roughs Of the best OF stock, and
put mp by AN experienced workman.
Nta.so buy old castings copper brass, an
pewter, i1rwhuh We Wi.l pay the highest prize.
d, " rt.k-us. tNurU-t - wAEu LOCKWOOD.
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WEATHER FOR AuGusT.-Our mcteerologi-
cal report, taken from DR.. Harris journal,
for the last month is as follows, viz:
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Boots e. Shoes.

Hats anI caps, c:yohrfy, carpet bags, ya,lses
&C,
All be AK, j. tla,per-6'i7 desiring COOL will
call, beng confident they will be pleased wta Ins
pncr-
COUNTRY rRODUCE-Such US butter
eggs, po,ut-rs, iart, cIrr.r, hau,, & L., always
taken 10 rSrhnuIr Drgnoisorpl.I Tor IN cal !;
and these articles constantly tJrslI-G thry can
be- procured tor love or money. June PIT
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READY MADE CLOTHING .
AND GENTLEMEN
Furnishing Goods,
Ar THE
Old Post tfiice Building,
No. 40 Clark Street,
g. n = n az IA q . q De
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ME Undersigned would respectfully call
the attention of Country Dealers and 9th.
ers, who purchase their Supplies IN Chicago, to
hsextcnsve and beauulul stock OF Ready Made
Clothing and Genilelncn's Furnishing Goods
which he offers Tor Cash exclusively a, lower
prices than the same quality aud styles have even
been sold in the Western Country. HIS assort.
inent embraces everything required for Gentle
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MIILNM MANE.

Baby wagons and cahs, baskets with and with.
out covers, a new aud fashionable style Of fntan
chairs such NJ ladies sewing and nursing chairs,
arm rocking do. chudfcn's DO, with and with
out rockers, toy pai.- cedar md oak brass bound
do, door mats leather busters, knife boxes, wiz
servers, bed cords, cocoanut dppers, whist
brooms, aad a yarl-'y OF uthrr articles, which
we will be happy 10 show to all those who VII
give rs n call tAuguliJ SPEy. ER & EARL.
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Glass Ware 4!

Leaf cherry stands, palace and Victoria dishes
wine glasses, ale and beer mays, ,um b.rr- OF ry-
cry style, thistle aud Webster goJ.r,s, caAe
stands.
Al-o, a few dozen Of Brn.h- native vine
Molasses cans, pitchers lIu'rd -al's, cIrlain
pins collar, globe, and chimney preserve jas.
mig Jnrs and coyer-, biri boxes aud baths, globe
nnJ police lanterns. plated and common casters
camph.Hc and flI.d amps.
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Fruit, Fruit, Fruit.

T0y 7mP0rtdHt 70 House HccperS F,f'mcTS,
anil FiUH Gr0rcrs.
GRATIS patent hcrmetcnl self sealing cans
= Tor preserving fruits, green corn, peas, toma-
toes, &c.-are easily opened or closed require
no soldering may be used year alter year. Eve
ry farmer ana house keeper should be- purchaser.
4 large quantity Just received and ter sale only
by Angus, H. :. T.. King n Co.
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DECORATED CHINA.
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.

Atlantic, Wrbstrf, JrHuy LIuI, pam U50J
blue aud gold, and iu-tr" figure tea sr.s, iruI
baskets, vases, motto coffee, do mugs, tote
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Ivory handle knives and Iorks, corn do, buck
and ivory handle caUrr, aud sportsman =
knives
Asn. splendid lot OF plated, table aud Jrs-
sert forks. Looklng.ga-ses Of every style.
WILLOW " ARE
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HOUSEKEEPING ARVlCLrS.

: ] nose " no HIr aNW1I CWWTItU0TWg LIrUIWI
house, can be furnished with cutlery of a,
kln,s.
Pea and table spoons Grass, tin. audnyH cans
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Dress silks.

Dress silks.
NTE have received about thirty pieces of
w plaid, striped brocadr, ana chameleon
dress silks, which We will sell - percent. chra.
per than can be purchased AT u, other place IN
this or any city IN this state Now il tie time
t. buy. We will sell beautiful silk at G!l rents
per yard such as are usually sold Ior :. and g.
For 81 we Will sell silk richly worth s 80. Can
and see them before they are all cold, At
August T.. RFnnWE \ lluELurT's
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aaucduc, Viii, Flour Depot.

THE subscribers have made arrangements with
i MIR. keeler, OF the above mill, by which
they will be enabled to have constantly on hand
a large supply oi the est FAMILY FLOUR, aud KILN
DRIED CORN MEAL, which they will deliver in any
part OF town FREE OF CHARGE, on persons
eaving their orders AT the family grocery store,
two doors south OF Glover IL Cooks block.
June .. MoRsE g. CoENLLLEv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15

OLD.-There has just been inferred at Blake
Church South Wales, the body of William Reed.
aged lO4 years. The deceased was hard work.
ing man at his profession as "baIler," which is
the heaviest depaot in an iron mandatory. He
was also remarkable for his moderate living He
could see to read the Bible in his hundreth year,
and could dress himself and take his own food
up to his death. He lived with his daughter,
who is The mother of sixteen children, and whose
age is IS years. Her husband is ~ years old
Mrs. Mary Farrer, of Petersham, Mass, eel
ebrated her one hundredth birthday by attend
ing the Unitarian Church on Sunday last In
the same pew was her brother, Capt Joel Brooks,
who is in his ninety seventh year.
| II is said that the Crystal Palace at Syden-
ham, near London, is likely to prove failure in
financial point of view. Magnificent as are its
attractions, the number Of visitors is limited.
Though not yet finished, it has cost some seven
/ millions of dollars.
SEVERE Couch Those who are troubled with
Cough, or any disease of the Lungs, may per
haps be interested 10 reading the following cor
respondence -
Morlsville, Madison Co., N. Y.
| DR.. A. RoGRs-About two years ago, was
troubled with severe Cough Some other
members Of my family were troubled in the
same way. purchased bottle Of DR.. Ro
gers Syrup of Lverwort, Tar, and Canchala
qua, which entirely cured myself and family be-
fore we had used it all up.
One of my neighbors had cough which
seemed incurable. She would have times of cough
ing In which it would seem that she would stran
gle, and could not recover As | was passing
h'r house | heard her coughing IL asked if
they had anything by which they could relieve
her :; they said No. | went and got what re-
NAMED of the bottle had purchased and gave it
TO them, told them to take it according to the
directions on the bottle. She had taken but two
bottles when the cough was entirely subdusd,
and what is more strange, she has not been at
tackled to this day, to my knowledge.
From my personal experience, and the effects
have known it tn produce on others, can cheer
fully recommend it to the public in general, as a
medicine deserving the patronage of all who are
affected with Lung complaints.
Yours, respectfully, D. G. IIERRIoK,
We hereby certify that we are we'll acquainted
with The above aamed D. G Herrick, and thai
any statement made by him may be relied on as
i'll all respects correct.
JAMES NoRroN Postmaster.
e. NORTON, Magistrate
One of the county jails in Wisconsin having
been vacant for several weeks is now rented Il
families.
A MILLIONAIRE in Boston being solicited II
give something for the relief of the freezing AM
furnishing poor, opened his heart and gave ont
dollar
THE Pass IN CHINA AT Pekin, when al
editor inserts any false intelligence, tho posslbi
ity of its repetition is removed by the removal c
his head What sad thing it would be ia
some Of our contemporaries if such were til
case here
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
A DIALOGUE.

Mrs 81 have bought new Carpet.
Mrs. W.-IIave you Where did you buy it and wha
did you pay
Mrs. Sat LYMAN KNGs--and paid only ~ Ia
cents, for Carpet, that before they commenced selling
CHEAP was 81 cents. Come and see It.
Mrs W,-How beautiful it looks the floor Why lit
is just like mine, that paid o. cents for Burlington will
go to Lyman Kings tomorrow, and got for my paror
Chamber. EXIT Mus W.
We will just say for the good Of friends, that Lyman
King selling Paper angngs and Capengs 20 per cent
under the Market they wish to reduce their stock very low
before April II would be well for all to look " for themselves
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
BosToN MARKET. Mar. o.

FLouR-Genessce, Michigan and Ohio, superfne, 50 50
fancy, $1,000 extra Genesee, ST ,25 to 1900.
GRAIrCorn, yellow, 02c. white 49,. Oats north
ern G3c. Rye, Doc. Wheat, 50, 90 900.
PRovIMoNs.-P Pork, S IA 5lper bhi; Mess 1850
Clear, $3.50 Boston Mess Beef, $500 1890. Lard
10 a IL, Hams, 10 per Id Butter, common and
store, IA lsc family 90 Csc. Cheese, new Milk,
l0c fou meal, sac. Potatoes, $055 60 hush.
HoP-Frst sort 1884, 3nto $50 perlb. '53 crop 10 o.
sEEDs.-Iierds Grass. s., rs 3,2s per bush. Glover
| norihern, 10 l-2 lGc perth.
AsHEs.-Penrls, $,l2 n 7,25 percWt; Pots, 800
WooL-Prme Saxony Fleece 40 a 47c Full Flood. 80
three fourths Blood 80 40 half do 90 49, uou
and one lou nth do. 80 a 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
Sarepta ScOfield's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, At a,Probate Court holden at
LaMoILLE DsTRIcr IS, the Probate Office in John
SON. wit hin and for said District the 7h day of March,
A. d. 1855,
Present, the Hon. GILES A. BARBER, JupeE:
instrument, puputling be the last Win and Tesla
n ment ofSarepe Scoeld late of MoIistown, IN said dis
trct deceased being presented 10 the Court here by John
West, ofte Executors therein nanled for Probate: is
ordered by said Court that all concerned therein bs
notified appear at session uf said Court to be holden
al tie Probate Office, in Johnson, the 81 day Of
April, 1855 and shew If any they have against tbs
Probate Of said Will for which purpose is further or
d.red TIM, copy Of the record of this order be published
three weeks scccssivey in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed Montpelier, previous said time appointed for
hearing A true copy If record
10 Attest. L. 8. PIKE, Register
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