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WRETcHzD CARrING-We are surprised
TO see many Of the Republican papers, in
reviewing senator DOugla. article in IIar-
per's Magizine use language like this {:
Thoughtful readers Of Hr. Douglas arti-
Gle will not fail to mark the fact that a.
is usual with him, he utterly ignores the
moral aspect Of slavery Mr Douglas
does not claim 20 be a moral philosopher,
and was not writing a moral dissertation
He is not preacher, and was not repeat
ing an old sermon. He isa statesman and
politician, and was addressing voters and
partzans on q national question, in which
he was 10 more bound to refer 70 the
! = moral aspect, than Ne would have been
in discussing the bank question, the tariff
policy, or bill for the increase Of the al.
my and navy. Such a comment as that is
miserable cant, and unless the Reput lican
party IS in favor Of abolition, which they
never yet announced, : altogether out Of
place -Nslrj.pvy5t Uc5ukL
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RrrrpucAx PRINCIPLES Our OF FISH,

REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES Our OF FASHION
The Cincinnati C0nmerctd( is one OF the
abiest and most influential republican pa
pers IN this country. The editor, however,
is OF the opinion that the principles Of his
party are superanpuated, and that it is
time 10 hatch up something more plausible.
He therefore suggests the stealing of
Judge Douglas thunder The cool impu-
dence OF the thing is quite refresLing.-
Here him:
The idea OF congressional Intervention
with slavery is Of respectable origin, and
has served a good purpose, Jat 1t is OFT OF
Jashion' No party can hencetorth, be vic
torious that does not declare itself in favor
of the principle of popular sovereignty
1t will he impossible the Charleston
Convention to adopt platform wherein
this principle is contained; bit Tie Opposi
lo, might possess Themselves Of the same, ana
ia their hands it soeuId proUe a tdlismaa thai
rouid lead them to eictory. Weare not quite
sure, however whether the republican par
ty will have the moral courage, the politi
cal wisdom, and the necessary confidence
|, in the people and in themselves, 10 max.
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We read last evening. in the Ne,v York
Tines OF Thursday, verbatim report Of
Senator Douglas speech il Columbus Ohio,
on Weo,nc- lay afternoon! This WAS Z.
marvellous achievement OF the teiegla: n
aud pres. IN alluding to tbs newspaper
tea:, the -;cTv Yo,k I;.tss Of Friday says:
Yesterday morning the New ! ok J.ass
alone. among the metropolitan journals,
issued 4 full and rsr Llm rcpor: O: the
speech delivered u Senator poucls OF II,
l.noi>. 1t the capital o. ono, on the prsyi-
ous afternoon. The speech, As published
by us, occupied nearly .onr closely priitc,i
columns OF our paper The orator on this
occasion hal hardly retired from the plat
forIn when the whispering wires began
their mysterious work, and flashed over
nearly Thousand miles Of space the
words caught up from his lips by the
watchful stenogGapher in the early after
noon, in the heart Of the great West were
transferred 10 type before midnight il the
metropolis or the Atlantic coast.
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WHEREAS, Oliver {. Gray, 20 secure to Joel

WHEREAS, Oliver {. Gray, % secure TO Joel
W Pierce th~ Performance % ril- the ats
tanned ia certain bend er deed given the 6t'
e' x brurs A. d. 1858 by .ichn b. t pUan to aid .n-i
Y. Fierce :or The conveyance said Pierce of III.
South west GIar.-r of see. 81, Town 81 Serth Range
Esrt ard generally secure .siG Pierce t-
sx hundred dollars paid by him 10 said John h. Chip
did, lh. sixth day al February, A. d. Is
ecutc lis mortgage deed to said JoeF Pierce th-reby
mortgsginr hir ssd P.erce) following described
real estate situated ia The cy ot Ottawa Couay OF La
Sale, and State of Illinois, to WI:
The undivided half Of lot eight 50 in block twelve
CD in the original town of OttaWS, commeuciss
La sale street, ATTY fee, soGth from the Sors-ss
corner OF said lot. runsing thence South on La Sale
street Ten;yfS feet, thence vest eighty s-t
said lot, thence North twenty Eve feet, thence Fast
the place OF be ginning "ftc mortgage deed iuly
recorded IN the kecord-r, otC. o. La Sale county.
Hook -, p I'll, 2s2, :33; and whereas, SAID Jpnu y.
Chpuau has made Ge'sut in the Fer foraance OF the
covensn y in said bond fer deed above coz
famed and said Oliver c. Gray has failed repay
sad joel +. Pierce the said OF ak hundred dollars
secured by the mortgage aooye named,
therefore, ,rut:ce is hereby given, that Joel
Pierce the said mortgage, by virtue OF power in
said mortgage conaHe and reason OF SUCH default
ill sell public auction, to The highest and best i'd
der, Monday. the 18th day of October, A. D. 1SJ9
door of the Cour; House in Ottawa, sad
county La Sale 10 O'Clock \. IF said dav the
said uortgagei premises, 70 pay the said Of six
hundred dollars thereby intendedto be secured with
ntertstaEd costs joel. I. FIERCE, Kortgayee.
Sep. IL, is53-ty.
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w HEREhS, Walton h!iretop TO secure bis certain
p o.ssory no.e dated December 23tl, 1855 paya
BE to Orrls H. Eufei order, executed his
deed OF that GATE to said orr.s H. Buien. thereby
lortsAsins the Soute act quarter a OF Section twenty
three (25 Township rtysix 36i Nortn OF nge two
G. East of the third 81 principal meridian, aiming
ole hundred and siXiy acres, more less; which
mortgage deed duy recorded in te.secorders Of
fee of La "a lie county, in book 80 of deeds pages 2s7
and ass And whereas, said knetop has made de ault
in the payment vi s.id specified ia said
being for the of two hundred dollars, and due
the hrst day OF January, A. d. 1852 And whereas said
mortgage and note has been duly assigned by sa;d
Orrs II. Basn to the Undersigned. Samuel c. Walker,
Now therefore bile notice is hereby given that
Samuel q. Walker, the assignee Of said rIortgsgee
WILL in Pursuance OF power in said gage con-
taned and by reason OF such default, sell at pabc
auction, To the highest bdde: for cash, the south
door VI the Court house in the city Of Ottawa said
La Sale county, the tenth day of October, A. d.
1sSJ ut 10 O'Clock OF said day, all tho said
gagged premises, or much thereof may be nsees-
sary raise the money due said note interest,
damages aud costs. SAM. o. WALKER, =
Assionse Of Orris II. Baiien MoStg10ee /.
OOTO ORTON'S BOOK STORE for sohos, Books
R>oa A. -
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Balloon Voyage Across the Ocean,

Ne" org, sept W.
An erial ship, called the City Of New
York, intended for q trans atlantic VOYAGE,
has been in the course Of construction for
some months past in the vicinity of \. y,
and is now so nearly completed that She
will be ready to undertake the trip in Oc
tobcr. The aeronaut who has charge Of
the enterprise is Dir. Lowe, Of New fianp-
shire, who has made several successful as
tensions. The dimensions Of the ship are
greater than those of any balloon previous
l. built The aggregate height OF the bal
loon, from the valve to the bottom OF the
boat is upwards Of 300 feet: the diameter
Fl3J feet. Mr.. Lowe PROPOSE, 10 20 direct
II from y. y. 10 London IL r 10 - hours.
Droppin. below the basket is q metallic
life-boat, in which IS placed an Ericsson
engine It's particular purpose Is the con-
troll of q propeller rugged upon the princi-
pal Of the screw. by which it i proposed
to obtain a regulating power.
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The State Treasury,

james Miller late State Treasurer, pub
fishes q letter, to which IS appended 4 re
ceipt from Mr Butler, the new Treasurer,
Tor $500, Obs which the auditor certife-
Is all the money that is or ought TO be IN
the treasury MIR Miller, therefore, leaves
the Office square with the treasury. owing
nothing and claiming nothing. THIS j. al
well enough as far as it goes, but rs the
Chicago Democrat well remarks on this
statement
With all due respect to Mr. Miller we
will state to him ;liat he does not meet
the case at all. For the last two or three
weeks there have been rumors that sun
/ dry tavorte politicians OF the Judd Matte
son school have been moving Heaven and
earth to raise money to pay into the State
: Treasury II they have all paid up we are
glad OF it. The charge against III. Miller
is that he has allowed fayorite politicians
to Use public moneys for private purposes
| We ask these questions directly: Have
you loaned any money to any individuals
| connected with banks i'll st. Louis, with
| the understanding that they should ac-
! commodate certain political friends OF
YOURS, who are editors, members Of the
/ legislature, &c, &c"
Have you leaned to any other person
money, on condition that the same should
be rcloaued to any one connected with
the press or with the legislature, in PEG
ria, La Sale. Kane. or Cook counties p
"Will you not contradict the report re
speeding the cause Of Mr.. Platos resign,
ing his connection with the State peniten
tiary, and ask him 70 name his successor?
About ten words from Mr. Miller, Over
his name can set all these matters at rest
VIII he give us statement touching
them over his name? ....
The charge against Mr. Miller, al o1e,
the State, is that the public MONEYS have
not been kept in the treasury. VIII hs
do Us the favor to deny til. charger
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Renuh,icau Nominations.

The republican county convention met
in this city yesterday, and placed the fol
lowing ticket in nomination:
For Trcdsyrer-SAML r LEWIS
Fer School Comm r-WEIIs WAIT.
Far iSurreyor-W F. WAIrNoRE-
The convention, we understand, was
quite full, and its action entirely harmi.
mons.
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4 BeEeyol at ISit9tisH ts'Hjii>tsd Gy special In
oOtcni IT, fO- the H.if cf tie ii l. amt distressed
crTi.t-d ,rtri I'i,ui nj tn. ,iIsniic Dis. dSes
r Va HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IN view o. the awful
z destruction 81 hsluau life caused by Sexual dsra-
and the dec tpt.ous lructced upon the unfortunate
victims OF such by QUaCAs, several years
directed their Consulting surgeon. a. u CHAIR TABLE
ACT worthy OF their name 10 open D!Sensrry Tor the
AID to give MEDICAL ADVICE Ora rIS 10 al who APP
ply by letter with description OF their condition, cage
occupIjieu habits OF life, Nc > and in OF extreme
poverty. to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
l. i needless add that the Association Commands
the highe. Medical skill Of e age and will furnish the
most approx ed modern treatment.
The Directors of tie Assoc iaton, in their Annual
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases the
highest sat faction with the success which has attend
I'd the idhor- Of their sur in the o. Spertna
is the vice Onani>n SELF Abuse Diseases OF the
Kidneys and Bladder &C.. aud order a continuance OF
. the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors Il revi, OF the past feel assured
that their abors in this sphere OF benevolent EFFORT
have great ben, 1T the afflicted, especially 10
the Youu. and resolved devote themselves
with renewed zeal, TO this very important aEd much
despiS.d cause.
An admjraBle Report on Spermatorrhpl or Seminal
Weakness. the vice of Onauism, Masurnation or Self
Consulting Surgeon, VIII be by mail, I'm sealed
euNtlope) fEtE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF TWO
STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts Oh the
nature and of Sexual diseases diet nc,
and will he the afflicted. some OF the new re
NEEDLES methods OF treatment discovered during the
last year, OF great value.
i Address, for Report or Ireatment Dr. J. SklLtlN
HoUGHToN, Aching Surgeon Howard Association, No.
: South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTTELL, President.
! GEO. FAIECNlLD, S.crtt'ug strlo
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The corn crop of Southern Indiana ap-
pears to be showing out poorly as it APP
breaches maturity. The Evansville EnTarer
says that il will do less than an average
The drought did more harm than was at
first supposed, a good deal of bottom land
which has generally been considered safe
suffering greatly, Is well o. the higher
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

TIE population Of Rome, at the highest
period OF its power, has been estimated at
6,SoOO00 The present population of Lon
don is about 2,S0o00O The entire popti-
lation of Paris, including that Of all its
metropolitan suburbs, is about | 500, OCO.-
That OF New York, estimated in the same
way, is |, 100000
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rETHE firm OF Hans Ihcrsp,on 60. IN tie ruanufac-
,.Te Of soap 10 ttta ~ Uzs dissolved t.e : >
August J. .. Tie Soap Factory lately Carried On in
their name. has been sold 20 A ". CAVIAR sos By
whom VIII Hereafter IT, lr,eI. snd ao vi. get
Tie al yGr.s ettleL accounts u Jae late frIn
srplV-3E Il GaJilP-ON 6Co
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side WnI.z Notice

Side Wni.E Notice.
org Clerks O1ice,
.. Ottsws, Sept l., -. (
NOTICE is hereby given that Street and Alley
9Compt;ee the city will receive propose for the
60 peto Of unfinished side wrlks hereinafter de5ig
naied, and opposite the lots hereinafter described 10
wit:
side walk on the North side of Marquette street. from
La Sale To Coiumb opposite lot, B. t. D. G. 8,
,ud TO- block IL, ottawa north. Side walk North
side Prospect Avenae from tate street 10 Christie street
opposite lots and 2 block % original town of OFT
said side walks be constructed according law and
the ordinances of as city, and to be completed within
thirty ys All tie shall ne entered into
: .. LEAVENS, ctr Clerk.
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Some fellow, who took advantage of a
dark night Of last week to steal a pet
melon from Dutchman living near Alton
in his haist to leave inconsderately left
the tail of his coat sticking on the sharp
points of the fence that surrounds the in
closure. In the pocket of the fragment
a yluable silver watch VA found
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To NIKE NINEGAR-Fill large glass bot
ties with weak tea, which may be what is
LEFT after drinking, and a small quantity
OF sugar or molasses, and set them in a
warm place, say in the window where the
sun shines Iii a fortnight it will be fit
for use, and is as good as cider vinegar.
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INSTANTANEOUS PHoToGE4rEs-It is said
that NIr. Skate, of England, has invented
Photographic apparatus that can be car
RED in the hand, and which working by
means of q trigger, can be used with ease
and certainty He calls his instrument the
Pistol Camera" 81.
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Human hair varies from the 250th to
the 6O0th part OF an inch in thickness
The fibre of the coarscst wool is about the
5OOth, and that of the finest about the
I,50Oth part of an inch in diameter. Silk
wor : s silk is about the 5,0C0th part of
an inch thick; but the spiders line is six
times finer, and single pound of this
delicate but strong substance would be
sufficient to encompass the globe
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FAILURE OF THE HARVEST IN WESTERN AND
SoUriIERH RUs5IA-The Augsburg ILysn1e;ne
Ze3tmg Of August 18th, Gays The harvest
in Western and Southern Russia and the
Danubian Province is Il failure. There
will be no export from these quarters for
some time to come.
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EXCHANGE MILLS

ETCHINGE NILS! EXCHANGE NiLLSi'
'iiE Undersigned having given particular attention
the manufacture % the choicest kinds @! SpriHs
and Winter Wheat FLDCRS, take ;ii- opportunity OF
forming the public that they have recently introduced
into thei. Ml- tie i.,est imp vErn=n1s II machinery
icr cleansing W.n,, and now fesi assured that they
oE.r quality Of Flour that cannot be surpassed ia
any market.
CORN KegI. B~11, Shorts, Nifd!ings, &r.,
Always hand. 200 Is d=!.yrred - 81 parts Of
the Guy, rec OF Charge
seyiy-}a SAMPLE HENSEAW.
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Furniture st Cost.
l'nytAn

On Thurs1av afternoon, near tie depot o. the G. b
\bk |. l.. Il, bag containing tiroC-res and other
articles too mention. which the oaIer
have by calling t. al ofthe United States sxpress
Company and proving property. .
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(EHt Undersigned, the Democratic Committee of a
J. SAte County, respectfully request that the Demo-
@: the several towns in the county
the usIal places OF holding elections Satur-
dzy. The Isth day OF September frsn cello
Pm. :or the purpose OF appointing Delegates TO the
County Convention, TO meet at Ottawa the following
wednesday September I'D, to select candidates for
,h- o.cer Of County Treasurer, Schcol Commissioner
AID County Surveyor.
The Different towns will be entitled ;hc following
number OF delegates:
Adams =, Bruce 2, Brookfeld }. DAYTON T. Deer Park
=. = nE.ick =, Eden >, Esg. =. Earl J. Far Ridge y
Freedom 3. Grand Rapids >, GrovrlaEd Hop = La
Sale O. NanUs ;. NeTdcn ?. Mission ) S"rtiisitT ..
Ophir Usage ,, Ottawa g. Rutland s. SALISBURY -
= South Ottawa ., Troy Grove ), Utica =, fefinioh
8, W.i;ham =. Mendoza ).
JoUN UIsV G. ". ARMSTRONG,
WM. BARRIER, WN L. i. NaNAS,
WI OsMAS D. EVANS,
sep3 central to""''tee-
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While Mr. Greedy was in Utrh he at
tended the Mormon Church, and showed
his appreciation Of the sermon and The
Mormon religion, by sleeping soundly
throughout the exhibitor. a correspon,
dent OF the Syracuse .S;aldard, who was
present, says lie WAS never before so proud
Of his State, rs when he saw Horace treat
ing the whole farce with the utmost con.
tempt, by sleeping while the Saint was
preaching.
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100000 FEET CT LUMBER

EO9r p \ f.7I.
Y HAVE hand a large stock OF lumber, OF all
qualities. Which going 70 sell at Chicago prices
with addition for h'eghts, only.
/ have in my yard over Four Hundred Thou
sand feet ofI2-ft Il IT, and loft
SEASONED FEN CHG!
Light. ard easy 20 hsnl the rough roads.
You farmers who have any fences to make IN the
Spring Will do web ~ buy your lumber soon 1t Is sell
ing now for less than he manufactures ior, and
is certain to advance and tt is not Tar into the
future have recently purchased SIN IN Michigan
and now prepared to saw TO order any sizes or
lengths. for building bridges, Or heavy Frame work
sizes usually kept county lumber yard.
have now a good assortment Of ItRbers, also lath
pcke;s shingles, and every thing belonging the luin
Der trade. You will please give me call before max
ing your purchases, and am satisfied can make il to
your advantage.
Office at Hoichkiss Tsroles warehouse, north OF
the canal and west side Of La Sale street.
dec %. IN. W. RATUBUN
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canrG OF :,IucaUTon.


OFFICE % T4s BOARD ~ LITIGATION.
Ottawa. sept. =, i .
- Office l. hereby gwen, that the commencement
- t'.r f.. ward school IS postponed al sept tn.
- order oI TIE Board. s-plg-2w
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CG2S {. 7scE.sIT.
ChicngO Steam DYE Works,

8, D.dIT0TE ant 10 LL'rl ST..
AIDES stA, sa.in ara TTJolr.! Slas!s and D-as-es
: o. eFrfy description Cleaned au4 DEED TO appear
equal new -IIry cost, AID also. Gents Co -,
N"S.- al4 Pants, neatly aad eEp=i!tiou>!y Cleaned
Dyed and Repaired. S-lI order. by express.
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side Walk Notice.

city Clerks Office
Ottawa, September, II, 1859. I
Cub notice is hereby given, tina: tie Cry Council
4 have ordered s,ie walk to be constructed fol-
low. On the north side Of Congress from Ches
ter street Grafton Nov unless the shall
be constructed in required by the ordinance
relative side walks, within thirty day, after tn.
publication Of this notice. the will be completed
by the City Council, snd the expenses
premises chargeabls there~i,h
y o. LEAVES, city Cf.rk.
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The FRosr-The Injury to the corn crop

The FRosr.-The injury to the corn crop
by the frosts in the earlier part of this
month is immense. South Of this County,
no serious damage appears to have been
sustained in Illinois, but north Of this line
we think it would be safe to say third of
the crop is ruined.
In northern Iowa, the injury is if any
thing, still greater The Dubuque Herdla
saws in that region the corn IS all killed ex
ccpt e little situated on high ground. A
La Crosse Wis, paper, says in that region
the weather was SO cold as to form ice y
quarter Of an inch thick, and that the en-
tire crop Of growing corn is destroyed
Similar complaints also come from Michi-
gan, and northern Ohio and Indiana. The
region affected by the frostS embraces
some of the heaviest corn producing dis
tricts in the country, and the result must
be material shortening Of the aggregate
crop.
\ fire in Chicago, on Thursday night,
DESTROYED half millions worth Of proper
t.. 1t was on Canal St, north Of Lake, or
the west side. The Cleveland Hotel and
two large lumber yards are among the
DESTROYED
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Board of Education.
OFFICE or TIE BOARD Of Eprct-IoS,

OFFICE OF TIRE BOARD of EDCcATION,
Ottawa, Sept. s, 1873
NOTICE is hereby given to nonresdents of the city
and others not entitled free tuition in the public
schools Of this city, that they can obtnn admission to
aid public schools when there unoccuped Eats at
the foliowin rates, viz: ...a. t-r.
Primary Department, per term ..--.--.-.s 90
intermediate - ..-.... 4 w
Tuition invariably in advance.
BY order Of ths Board. 1890 -
eepS4w KObT. Wilson, CteFN.
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street Notice.

Street Notice.
City Cierk's office,
4t-. Ottawa, September II, io59 .
1Dublic notice ia hereby given the owner
Of No 5, in tn. South fractional quarter Of
Sec l. in township 80, north OF Range that tue
City Council intend to take and appropriate sufficient
Of land for street eighty feet wide, commencing
at or the North East Of the corporate limits
of the city, running thence in direct line along the
bank OF the Fox river Feeder to Guion street, in Rail-
rand Addition to Ottawa. By order
1s.. 80 o. LEAVESS, City Clerk.
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40 TO ORTON"S BOOK STORE for School Books
" Stst3sessy, MOS Books Hsr Ohndrsa. ja.A
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= Nno LBS. MAPLE SUGAR, just received and
l.OUO for sale at very low fguxas.
uu7 VAN u021W OSBORN.
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ID AIsINs Figs Prunes, dried Apples and Peaches, in
n,roS - - - VAN DOREN 4 osborn.
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