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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-15
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vEr S.EsJES.

HEAD DRESSES,
RIBBONS.
FLUN EIS,
LMBEOTDEEIES.
LADIES WHITE KID GLOVES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS. &c.
have on hand complete stock uf summer goods,
viii De sold small profits, prepare 0r large
stock Fall Winter ia-Ty Of every esrip;!or-
Rendering thanks 20 her patrons and friends for past
favu-s. sire s.iicirs continuance % tie patronage
heretofore extended % her.
Please call and examine her goods before purchasing
elsewhere, she l. confident her GOOds ii P.cts
not tsl % suit.
Dress Mailing done n the most fashionable style
Psit=Tus received monthly from Chicago and New 4o.E
Bleaching ard = essiug St-lTs attended 10 a. usual
Ottawa. Anil y, 1874.
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DR. r. VI. RRICE.

VIAS located himself IN this place for the purpose OF
practicir. medicine, and respectfully oF-rs bis ser
vices cilizrrs Of Ottawa Id those IA its vicinity
In all ths various brauche- of hs- profession.
From III experience and familiarity isA western dis
eases. and b. prompt and yi-Iut discharge -! pFoes
sional duties. he hopes 20 merit share OF patronage
Twenty years ago or more. he was known In Oaio TO
many Who are now citizens % tis county to some o!
whom he would take Vlcsg-- in referring AnolE them
are Ear. John Green. Matthias TTumbp e. W Arm
strong and Ahr.tn TrIbo. lie would a'-" reef 70 DE-
4 IL Hoz!and aud DR.. Joseph Stout, Of Ottawa.
Residence and Office PaEl street. east and near
wm. Reddick's bLiHg opposite the resideTsce oi
,hr ate J1,Ire t-,-tou juno
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Another New Lumber Yard

FAIRFIELD & SACEETT.
On the Side Cut and Nam Street Redr NUSsdck &c
Richardson's UdrehOdse,
EyAVE fand and Offer at prices which they
IL think will be found tempting, very large lot OF
Pine Lumber Shingles, Iath, &C. &c. As Of their
lumber received direct from the pneries they sell
at a very slight advance on Chicago prices Please caL
and see before purchasing els here. fee2l-t!
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CANAL BAK ERY,
ES G. fEsIGS d Co..

Mar ~ E1I-19f T.gS'
WE have corinraliv hand sud FOR sale all sorts of
W Crackers. Bread Cakes, and Pie- and eyeryt.an.
belonging . Erst rate Bakery
Also AT SORTS % Groceries aud Provisions, and warm
ard cold vir:-a's.
We better and cheaper articles
than can bought apy bakery in fe western States,
s do tie mechanical par; % business ourselves
Come and see before YOU bug elsewhere.
The highest market price paid for Butter. Lard FEys,
gr Gr raT,s.-5El e. IRIUN 4 CO.
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BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

- ~. Sk Ss. 30
VITASHINGTON LODGE, No 81 Independent Order
w OF Good Templars, meets every Wednesday eve
ming in Reddick's Block. third story. at O'Clock
Members OF this Order visiting the City are cordially in
yited to meet with LEVI LIGHTFoOT, w c. 7.
r BOWEN W s. janIT
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
= Il I, = ~ -
ET
EGHN EG An.

= OI IA w y > 1CINT AIND'
JOHN EGAN.
SuperiOr Street BIrndvds HdIon Establishment
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered to order
MECHANICS INN.
East side of La Srlie Street, f,o doors south Of tie
Catholic church, Oft0ltd, III.
FEIIIIS House is throughout, and is completed
and well furnished for the convenience of travellers
and boarders. Every attention will be given by the pro-
pretor the comfort Of those who take board and lodg
ngs this house. [jun13-3ml HENRY RHiEL.
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DIR. ~. WRITTEN.
!Srroeon Dentist and Manufacturer of BiOcA and Sin
gle Tesfi.
Teeth inserted n new and improved plan, without
the OF Clasps.
Rooms Russeii's Furniture Depot, La Sale St, OF
fava, Ills julf-tf
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DIR. A. AsHCANAzY. HUNGARIAN,
DR.. &c. s5aTT5EyyiY,
e HARD VI. II.


Ottrscd, Illinois.
Office at his Drug Store, La Sale street.
Residence with DIR. Hard, corner of Madison and Gin
.on streets. sep by
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LtSuAN As S4ANNEkSs
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission Taxes paid,
Abstracts of Tile furnished Collections maic Invest
r,ents made in Government other Lands Money
Loaned OTTAWA August iSo'.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

STRAIGHrEN TUE TREEs.-This may DO done
with little troable, whie they arc young. Il
often happens that they are made to lean BIZ
the prevailing winds, or by some oversight il
planting Sometimes the trunk is crooked by
natural growth. La this latter cnse the crook
may ba remcited by ilshing stiff polo orpiece
OF plank to the trunk-and thus reducing tho
curve to Straight line.
When they simply lean, they may be put up
straight by forked stick, inserted under the
first limb upon the leaning side OF the tree, and
the other end fastened In the ground. A pad.
ding Of straw or litter should b. inserted in the
crotch to prevent chatting.
Where there are no suitable limbs for the
crotch, stiff post may be set few feet from
the tree, and stout cord running from the top
Of the post to the trunk, will enable you 10
bring the tree to its trus position. A fruit tree
erect, and well balanced, will be longer lived
and moro fruitful than a leaning one and not SO
liable to be blown over by the winds.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
NANTIC0KE CITY.

m ElE LtNG l.DIs tOnsAI.., in q
Ia ID NanticHku CIT the southern ter -.
IEsgHN MINI of the Delaware Rail lioi. 10 Il g ~
iIIRAA ~ les from Pm AIDE phi Su Co. EEaEA
Del Tue SUBSCRIBER VII cSgosnat ftBlIC Viz, -
The premises IN Tat rs DAY. NHyla b, gs7, Mt a',1c
lite This bang the terminal uuuf tte Delaware i, nj
Re- d. which Is hnw open uG LrkvG To ace give
prOsn 10 he most ItvlillE AMI de5rtila locality IL,
hnsnesS and Tor private rcSu 'nurs. II Is lUC r M
Nancukl hlve and from III p~Il ltNe al - came
5 ckpt ed soon 70 runih cnnnrc'Iuu III tie tHra ~
the " awHre RMl Ruai, lofnIrgh qn OK ant eSre tru
ne of commune atom bstweon NtIniE and phil4,nl
phl1; nd pehing m intercourse in Trade wrn iIfsr
pnron OF the cas- ern sh res ut MAJ lAHd and Nrsn
the DopnLaId WlIrfO the D9 aw re kaii Road tiet
his low sits rna atteutunnf mon Engaged Iitnr va
rius iraes aud btanGhes oil MmnfIctnres, is inv
the i'm rablu opportunity uO ed II them
selves alut III II, wlere iturpfiSe gnh HpliOntct
cannot fli1 an aDund tut 10 NJ itth i'm Fui snuhrIt
vi eli mate IN ~ ehsAlnsss o. StuHtlun tins pnce G1l.
not be slrp Lsse1 nntle Peninsula IN. River npTo.i
S+ntlu1kN iity Is fnn twn tn ihras haNlru Nards4i
Fhis place j. v0y 10 extern. i've aud pruIuriy, d s.
beds aud Fishures, wefo The best uyBuis and n
ran be ad in he largest q1ntu5. he nam In tItl
~ oars rom Broad aud Prime SItets, PhlHGe pi a N
p'eluck, A. NJ, VIII reach NantCOkc CIT 4, l;Ui pa
uueu'rnck Nj, time lur the SflC; iiius Ii,
Phla .lPhls rave NJ 20 +, NJ, Persons attend ~ ID .
SAFE wipB iuriisted with Olurn tickets free az aF.p
ten d+lsf on the 81 10, ah he residue nav o. IbrH
1nd tuUt years, ~ equal annual III MAJ l. = rtd Is
bond aud nlt ages o. the Prensr4 parGh ed O nl mn
aud approved security, mo opium 1T tn puIcIiaer-
len Per gent & nS n IS Tie Il
onnpieu nm Otherwise te GHl q ~ psT 1.-THE pur-
cntse ,nu0ef. THOMAS 4, BRADFORD.
a 49,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

FLAXsEED TO INCREASE THE YIELD OF MILK.
-Oil-cake has long been known, in those dis.
trcts where linseed-oil Is manufactured, as q
cheap food for COWS in milk. A Bivarian
landlord has been experimenting with linseed,
to increase the flow OF milk IL his heiiers. His
theory was that this diet would affect tho lac
teal development oftho young COW permanent
ly. He selected a lot of animals, and began
to feed about three months before they were
expected to calve, with handful OF boiled
fltxseed, strewn over their fodder twice a day.
The res ut was that the heitars thus treated
had much larger udjers than others Of the same
age and quality on ordinary fodder. The SUI
perior milking qualities continued after the
second cllying, and he is confident thai this
treatment permanently affects the character OF
the COW as good mixer. This hint is worth
following up by those dairymen who have
heiters coming in this season. II a little extra
-ttcd at this time will make tho hefer etter
miller through life, the extra expense is GER
t4inly Justified.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

CoNFINE THE PIGs.-.Breeding swine may
have pasture, and be allow sd range, but no
farmer who has any use for manure can afford
to keep his store pigs, or those he intends to
iatten, in this way. 1t requires more food TO
keep them, and large part of the manure Is
lost. A dozen pigSabouta farm4r's door leay.
ing their droppings everywhere, and roofing
up the grass, is very bad sign. The pig is
one Of the best manure makers among all do
nestle animals. He not only makes a large
amount Of excretia, but with his snOut he will
do the work vi composing in the most thorough
manner. Rough clods from the swamp and
the marsh will be reduced in a short time to a
very fine state. Some farmers, who have care
fully experimental upon this matter, say, that
pig will nearly pay Tor his keeping ii you give
him muck enough to manufacture iuto compost.
Give them chance.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

CLEANSE THE Roosrs.--Ths comes appro.
priately under the head of Spring work, vet il
~ too, nftnn nrrrloohai. ,SUno i4EuIers allow
the dropplngs of their roosts to accumulate fol-
years, without cleansing them. Tho health OF
the fowls is greatly injured by this neglect, and
one OF the most valuable fertilizers made upon
the farm is lost for the season The roost Is as
good guano factory as a cultivator can have
The droppngs should either be swept up as
often as once Il week. or sprinkled every morn.
ing with plaster, aud the mingled manure and
plaster be put up in barrels as they accumulate.
A table spoonful of this compound, dropped in
the hill of corn, will be found to have Il very
Important influence in increasing the yield
II forms al excellent top-dressing for potatoes,
and for most other crops.
The hon dormitores should also be thorough.
~ whitewashed at this season, to kill the lice
and yernlin, which so often attack fowls, and
prepare the way for gapes in chickens, and fni
other diseases. The whitewash will be death
on insects, and will give the fowls a new lease
Of life.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

BooE FARMtNG.--0ne of tho most practical
eases Of ..bopk flrming' that has coma to our
knowledge is told us by a friend A young
Maryland farmer, a reading man and work
ing man, got hold Of Liebg's great work on
agricultural chemistry soon after its publica-
ton, aui boeuns convinced of the proprety,
notwithstanding that his farm was lime stone
land, Of mixing fresh application OF that + r.
tilizer. After good deal of hesitation on the
part of his father, the lime was tired and aitei
being tried, continued. The improvement in
consequence has been such that where Eve and
six barrels OF corn were the outside as much as
fifteen per acre have been made, and other
crops in proportion. A debt the interest Of
which they could scarcely keep down before
has been plG of and they have bought atld
after field with ready money from ne;ghbors
who could not afford to buy lime, or agricul.
tural books.-.2merican Fdrmcr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

Tue IMPROVED DANvERs oSIoN.--This var
iety has been secured BY a careful course OF
cultivation, followed up for tweHty years. A
thin HIT yellow onion has boon changed into a
round compact bulb, giving a larger yield to
the acre, and increasing its desirable qualities
for cooking. The cuItivators Of D4nyers, Mass,
arc deservedy celebrated for this esculcnt, and
make it very important branch Of their hus
bdn,lry. Seois that have thor good qualities
permanently fixed, by long course of cultiva-
ti"n, are much more valuable to the onion
grower than chance seeus found in the market,
and he can better afford to pay four or Ave
dollars a pound for such seeds than dollar
for those often sown. All garden seeds n Nv
put into the ground should be carefully select
ed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

Look TO THE INSECTS on FRuIr TnEEs.-
They already begin to swarm, and should be
followed up with thumb and finger in tho fruit
yard. You will see now, black bug or mil
Ter, about ilve-eighths Of an inch 10 length,
crawling around the buds of your pears and ap.
pies, taking time by the torelock, and anticl-
pating the harvest you hope to gather. lie
will succeed, unless you serve him as he means
to seive the buds Take him by the nsps of
the neck, and with gentle pinch, cut short
his days and depredations. 1t is good WORK
for boys to kill these bugs upon small trees,
that they can reach. They will destroy thou.
sands in day, and thus more than earn Gthe
salt in their porrdgs."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

n tNH FONTtSNiNR EnlDM Of INlItNglOH, M
G--4 r. rs stLbttet Binu miles from the DelawHrq
& s1sfA aroW station at Smyrna, wtIh direct
atSHH Fund from Smy5 ia 10 Chcste'tHwn, " is also
do isp i vel hullt, eomgntousani nncy located, helaa
he Street ~ the juno ION Of tie rnH In Dli
~ la The Tie tie has ten good lod giHg Tuons the sec
gu story, and space enough tor several IN hsattc with
II lr good rnum9 iuwn BtuiTs.
ine sIatIlng sal good, fpllIePars have leen ma lie
upon The 4rpper within tho last four Gears, which h
gehef with its convenient uoatun render il worry lie
sahle property. Aheral cFe VIII be Ive9 for part
IdGlla Manor st, Georges, Doll, oot B-tf,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
MORGAN BLACK HAWK.

N rnlS q LIBERATED YOUNG liORSE viii
and To lmpruyN thu breed n Horses al ING snuiy
ASAof the subscriber, near BeawaTe NY BhAIh
HAN isH colt OF tic Old original Vermont SLACK HAWK,
which Wa sircd hy tip Shernnn Morgan oTse sherman
Morgan sired by the Morgan otge. TIE lam OF MOI
AN slack Hawk was full blood English Mare A..
Thus Horse was purcrfHd hy The lscrbe a. lhe M
loha Iur Sprugfell MAST The fall OF tho year lS3j;-
took the Premium !earng ilo al lpoR Eh9
First lremam the Pcuusy NNnn state hlr IN tue inll
OF 1864, 4ycaF old, lie laH also taken the Premium
at the alr Mt Wilmington and Baltimore. " rs years
old IN June, i5 baud high of dark brown color hnu nC
style acton and beauty lie chnnu U spaSsedb by any uro
Inhe Union lie wHShukcn BIS Mr. Ralph Pea e and u
lis opinion hn 10 viii nuke vars last iorde, le Hiows
gn' Of great speed TERMt-s1 for the season, cora
Mcncs ta 10Th Of April aud Guiding tho rS Of AnEn'i'
50 10 insure ANTHONY Kll hbltu
v.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

IL Fgh!lt sub ofblrwlll sell ut itivatc StIc tho
go Il inliUwius described Iire Esutr, lalc fhr
issshH - nntPerIy VI uucs D,nHey, iecrasrt, in
lsslA Mil CflH Hun rri, Nrw GaSt lie County, State
f beIRwar" m 7 M .uown MS tue .!nc Farm, Ppdup
whlch Ito sad !unes DCuueN. dro s,d, lately resi-
5uat On thNupprf rlE len linz finn STA, to New
trt, and distant anlu 2IEes itum StHLtm, Hnd7 miles
from VmmstOa Ds. nlht ,trlis about Ina cTcs. some
hvc"f whltit Is u linh9f, aud thu hahLce IN ccarrg
lnu aud IN h'gh ante ri Improvement. ard well wa
ofa lIavldt ruHulBg S'rAaus uriy very Held The
hpiidlHss are turge iwn ~tufg DHellIns House am
ktlChen, itrEe Sfn0 BuIn WIN staining uudcfne1 h.
Corn efs ,irnary ''9 kahnuSp anI Nll necessary uui
m esi n r a5r ~ WI a MI IN n ihm nr i'T r6 %sI %
arimn AEpte and fnlon chiri Ills property AMI
rHrIeyU other ruIts. Posse SION will b" gwen on the
ash dsy"f March next JAMES DENNEN, jr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

TrnnSt a., sNkW tsASrLE COUNTY, APRIL 18th, 1857,
t,N LMe application OF Ann LlnI. EXecHtrN and
- ieNTy iG!hE, Accent, { Of the list VII ma resiI.
me,.,,' !nii LANBi, ih!egi tle -S { y ilM}igo,
~ kflH I"nnlS D. cctSG, u iH or L.REIi an nrtgtoI
ny no REGISTER LII the hXrcuriX rnd Xrcurcr fNr,-
w. ~ thntlrh the sfhn'ti@ U Letters Esnr Gnury
"P'' 5,Nsh me at6otstd, with the date GRAM.
~ lH"lyl ~ causing vfrisenpniS to he posted with.
H," itnm ls ~ r"l such lct eTs kX OF tbs
lei E"Mu places uf The County of New Cash reuut.
ms s prisons having Demands asnst the FSrsle 10
ntescht ne sana ar nde iy ACtui ASgr IDLY ii srL
Gasr ltHn ahd tTnrdtd And also tusa tha snni Ia h,
inserted wltth the sam" pGr0l ~ III Dra ware Repub.
hcbh,H heWsphp' pnbshGu IN Niluugtun, and 10 h.
:" hllnhtH ti,,lth Two munl ls,
JT - NEA Gnt"r o. haGdan Seaioft fl Sc ofthe
80 '"H, SttE ~ T"aAli, At New Castle ~ Nuw Ca
t~'Nl Lee County nipmsgld, the ia, and ,tar alnys
.n,rt,r ,itTkR u, NANbINEK. RprIstsr
~ - p9l'nns having claims against the III.
e ueurisch must pgsuHt the same uu nttesaI
s5 w. On Or tinre thn ds of April a. ~
III ' W. "lnfp mo az ~ hs,gnlN In such made
wIlMssT,x. Ap, iiE,&li{ !. 6P&b, E4osu'ol..
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NoTICl. ~ klOilssME-

n TINE well hrp1 HOKSE KIIIIANO THTRD.
IN Will stand tile ensuing S1snn, irhHi Tho let OF
GS1'A April % The ist uf August, every AloNnAr-
TUESDAY hGd WEDNESDAY al the SlHhe If Mr. John
HuTrisuI Is. ut iinfeS CuTUeI "a miles lun NninglBf
mud thh Ssbe u the dbsrIhernn the alchs er pike
hi ilom W ,lmpngtii sEsF, InUasnAf, hihha a9a
high. and iNr ure antnn o. points o strength IS HOiol 10
frro mead hm ii to he best ~ ICES .,,,,,r.
ALSO IhE EINE YOUNG ,IANADlAN HIRED
TlURSE ut ROC, will stand ~ Mr. Jnhn Nor sou =,
every IHUWSUAY, FRIDAY ana SATURDAY, o rauh week.
lGd evtrNMuNDAy, TUESDAY md WEDNESDAY,; ~ 5dhs
STAT 10 Of iha huleorhtr u LHdensur pike. BUkOO
lsR Buud lEay i1ck teas l5hal JnChes ~ height, WIS
srtd BY tRr CANADIAN lInRsg GENERAL REiNoLps'-
NJ ~. v. wv. Il - -" HUMPHREY HIN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

yrpnN,n NEW GAsILEC utNTy March s5th. lss1
tbN the nPpi!Laiutl 1T SAAJFI hIfntp =, ,oot
siET ai"S o. ~ " GE ". TtTNTS, ats II I "a
md ,Itsctn tE' IN, NAVY, dGet4seg d uRHEKk
I'VE mIee q me ghta4 "IICtfS Sin,,
Wpph thr hsiHit ul ihcuec,Ntpd " lll friIut
simtEht Leitn' y eausu adverlis enens Ia 10 n.'
~ ,u itS ahy lfnstlhchate al Nucu Ipttsrs " "
nun ~ pulAG places nl he Count, al Nrw En, "
XII Snl, aGi,g henMn Against Inc stsie, 10
aaN Ihsuf anl provided Amt als1 rai,sr III S ~ ~
uS"ptrt Wthnlhe sHne Periul in thc ~ tut'
Hchn,S newspaper mlshs,i IN vViiui. -" " pun
n"hllhued lhritu two ulnutLs ''""a'"' ehulo ~
,,HlNbN under hand AMI Seal Of CfTean ~ -,
L.H2 hesGleI hiAreshui, At New Ct.ts IN y ~ r snV
written r.,TEFt Il T. ,W t'aH, ,Hil year atuva
NDIlCi.-iil rUrsu,is I,vtit ~ re ist1T.
tat 81 hg dGGenhud must ~, spt tkn ' tne rs
Alumni ot on % hgi ,re lie sh ls NJ
pruyulph, $SSiI' sliGi, SO. Trade md
WILaLNaroN NLnreh eiLin'. MI - nlbDLh Admit.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

No.B--iaa Farm 10 Acres, uatgd Cecil cuunli
~ s"ilFo d, wulinrr'Htt, tuiitn.s goo vel eitc
~, ~ wLtfCd, RLd gbd Farm, HiIieS from Non
~ an0 intlt's ifun fskton; price ap' pcr NS,c
4 ia" lave ,C,"r nlp"tU Hhh. one ptN
Nercsu huod sull NBI welt IUUA'Uu, So Acfe
jAetesi Ppce 81 ., aud Of Acres sua lUuse;
atiSe $ ~ Aitui HI HbNe FuTms have GSot rW VII
lri, hd W ynuptie, with any proper IA NsN Gust
!untI , ~ IN price sI hcuiiCl ~ vprt healthy
zoe 70 Feiiuns and PHcdhtI WuTsi p,Hnt wuudts
t'eAF ihfiit nj. FUtannh Ia Cdit b!tpr" puchHs
Sg 9lasEEcre, Hti Will on1ev our to .ve rntfr sAt.
Do. 49, 800 - " ,1,s' " II -
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NEW EAst'E CnUN1Y. NJ ~ lHt, ln5f
| IPON The application al AATun knir and U or kiHr,
~ All" Illustrators IT FrtdG uh air, ltp ~ l. reOk
lnn Ell, SAID County ,,ru,asfd II Is nf DER Ed RUd
reete ~ the rRlStrrth"tl hr Airnnl; eiurs Rlmcsns
ave ticg OF the suunng of Letters Of Admtl istnroi
upon lhe ESTATE nj III iFct srt E ihr dncof sfanng
thereof; b! ehnSng advertisement. IA be- posted whid
puhilc places II tue county u New tnba requiring Pill
persons lHvit dulnHt 1tEEt the Estate III present the
Ste, urHltt by an ActUi Assembly IN sue case nuda
aud PROVIDED. Ahh hjEr cause In fame 70 Inserted
wItlDlntle % pefud m flr be.hWAt, RCTu lichnt
NC sraper putlsheh "a Wilmington and ls cohttru'
Il therein iNu UuuiIs.
- GIVE aud the hani pud Sen of Office nr the
jlSI heglH'ctalefrs ~, NV Castle, n New Shs.
~ tic County HlnTH AI', Tx Iity art yehr above
Wlllten, FEIEE y. NANDEN Err. hegls.cf,
MOI CE.-Ail TersnHs hENtn- claims ~ i - tie Es
tate ni The drOehsr, St prrai tie duy atrsint
ticadthl sf,iwsVndg teit re elsual 81 Msy,lsiB,
ar ABIDE Tho Act OF Ahseirll, in such mHdr and pro-
Ndeu. AARON "a AIR. ,I,r,fs
bEOhGE kLAlR, ( ""H i+'
MILL CREKK I'M, MAY Isl, Gj7,-Nla5 72m
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4 ttt A ttis.- ~ t1tl zltue s \ NJ UuuL
f.?T5a Y rs Sg%tut 81 Anros, situated u Ceai Coun
t.!sL ~ Md, and ado l!ES ihu town al Elktun,
= were $sat SCA0Wis, Gnu oilts lnS soc e. can
re found, The Fntmund Building cammlndsun eN
ihGcnHl KY. l. pc intniHdyidr' oohirlds hapdsine
IN 10 out III row anu Huhslpptnt post utd raj rnvce
The buinVs are na@ d. OK House 10 b. 81 fact Il
e%and snhslauIii t1rSc tNahr i"ared BirD, y Fact
4uNra, Pnr cluu 9u frame with dnrnMnt aud CRIB II
uteh fn9ro a. AarotUG WueHtuuw tho ground
ml1ES welt FlUw iple viii IL sold int fifteen thnu-
'htl t"iars.nr shl1ihHs nSDr 3 rs per Acre. wtil
NeEqfs =, = r. q rt ftr God improved Wlmps
! Ggs TN. FOR Gore fal dctuiS apply !" JANE ii.
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no FARMERS.

n THE CElEBRATED TROTTING STAG
l1@eA LION MONrR EA L. will stand for Mares Tho
Gs@Acn4ung IN 9lG I. Georges the hrs tour dnys %
each week, md Mt Mlintnwn Frlhy And SATURDAY OF
each week, commencing Tie saannnnt lie 3L Of AGTl 1901,
and ending ON TIM iatIUf July. This calculated Ff4lnH
stock lnrn well known u TIN pthlc 70 negl any
comments on For frtler participants ssa hnpdhllls;--
Montreal Ia proved linn ella sure Onserr anu Bper-
sock horse. lilo natural rnttlng 0rao and LIS
won as many races a,a stalO in TIN world,
TERMs- Montreal will stand at tie luwrtlaa Of Sl5 tho
s'H On, md sai 70 inslTen mare W oa Ihe season.
money to DO paid aug tie knnWnl seyorh lrlv-
colts sired by Mon real thu tru their mile ~ thTGu
mnuns a. tho Ngei years and cannot ~ purchased under
hundred lplInTS NJ mi RALPH FliA~E
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49,, AGOppFARa CON fA1NiNdsl+ ACRES
slIN ntgood lam, nnd now i. go9d shls2l mp 1,ns
IssgSH ,HbHut ~ Acres vi good woud innl crop
la4l;s. Inst Srsir 2pO bushels of cUru 3 hlaIss e
y hear, Oats anu tpttlons IN npo ION dlvdeM inGMeiH
WITH trade Kitchen mtachrd,H hi e9nlNinlls L 4''s Z.
N, stHhuH, gfunarY crlis aud nteT 'h huiuubh
The sol entt his Farm s,tuuedth Cecil 9hn
Md, nulus from Ninth tiasl aud rom !: ikiHg az"
from y CIV G1stlr, THIS Farmis WuTlhol iht hllrh
IN Of sPauuaturs utotsna a c2h lie buusil uI ~
NV price OF S43 pee Aurv, mad toms csst. fnlurel
sept -. JAMES II. RAY.