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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

WHEAT IN TAzEwELI--We learn from
one of our grain dealers who has taken
some pains to inform himself, that the
prospects for good crop of wheat in this
county are much better than was antici-
pated few weeks since. In many Ice al
ties the farmers apprehended that the fire.
quent spells of freezing had destroyed the
roots but a close examination shows the
contrary; and within the last few weeks
the wheat has commenced growing finely
There was not as large quantity sown
last fall as usual, and of course some of it
has been destroyed; but the impression
now prevails that the growing crop will
prove a good one So mote it be-Pskin
Regisfer D4H
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

THE NEXT CENsUs-Provision was made
in the Civil Appropriation bill at the late
session of Congress for the preliminary ar
rangement for taking the 9th Census un-
der the existing law. The President will
no doubt soon appoint a Superintendent
for the work. The Secretary of the Inte-
rior will follow the plan of the last Census
in reference to statistics, unless Congress
order otherwise. The apportionment of
Representatives, it will be recollected, is
settled by existing law. The number of
members of the House was placed at 333,
allowing additional Representative for new
Statea
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

CAIRo.-It Is not true, as we have seen it
stated III one or two papers, that the city
of Cairo i again flooded hy the breaking
of her levces; but il IS f,7,s that the city i
becoming rapidly inundated by the perco-
lation ofwates through the levecs \ large
portion of the city-nearly haEf-i~ now
covered with water, some places to the
depth OF seven feet At latest accounts
the water had gained the basement story
of the Taylor House, and in that part OF
the town known as Edwardsville." the
houses Were standing in water four or five
feet daer. The T....~-- - L,5'eu .I-
the food is constantly increasing and that
unless the river falls soon the whole town
will be disastrously inundated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

! CHICAGO JUDICIAL EI.ECTIoS-During tho
late session of the Legislature. the people
/ of Chicago asked the passage of law Civ
| ing that city two additional courts. The
{ Democrats in the legislature agreed to pass
the bill if the Chicago Republicans would
the new courts should not be political
judges The Republican members of the
legislature gave a solemn pledge that pol
tics should not enter into the election -
The legislature however, had scarcely adj
.journed before Mr. Higgins, one of the
representatives from Cook. announced
himself rs a candidate for one of the new
judgcships. and had the republican COM
mittee Of Chicago call party convention
TO make nominations, feeling certain of
his own nomination by such n convention
The convention met and in spite of the
protcstations Of f. Peck and the other
Cook county members Except Of course,
Mr.. I!i".ins) that nomination by that
convention would be an infamous act Of
bad faith the convention went on and
made its patty nominations. The result
i, that a lar-c portion of the republican
party of Chicago, together with the demo
Gratis generally. have got up an ind-pcnd-
ent ticket to defeat the decree Of the re-
publican caucus. Thh candidates on this
ticlle, are E Peck, republican, and Cory
don BecllwitlI. Il democrat-two of the
able-t lawyers in the State Their eject
ion, in reference to WHICH there can scarce
IL be doubt, will he wholesome rebuke
to those greedy demasogues with whom
no pledge or compact was ever too sacred
to he broken if an office was in the way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

BIBRONs ANrIDoTE TO TIE PoIS.& OF THE
RATTLEsNAKE-The following is the recipe
for the celebrated antidot. of Prof Bib
ron, OF Paris. against the poison of venom
Gus scrrents:
r. POTASH iodidi. cr iv; hy,lrarg. chlori-
di corros. gr j.; bromimi, 3 V II Ten
drops of this mixture. diluted with a table
spoonful or two of wine or brandy. consti-
tutes dose, TO be repeated il necessary
1t must be kept in glass-,toppcd vials, well
secured
\ dose of this. if taken within fifteen or
twenty minutes after the bite. will instant
ly neutr3size the poison of the bite of ;,ay
venomous serpent, without leaving any bad
effects whatever If administered later.
the dose must be several times repeated
So says the American Druggists C1rc,tlar.''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

FIRE At JoIIET-Our ncighbor city JOLT
ct was visited last week by very serious
fire. About 10 o'clock on Friday morning
Il fire broke out in the rear Of the clothing
store of :. Lower. on Jefferson street. be
tween Joliet and Water streets which rap
idly communicated to the adjoining build
ings on the East and West, embracing the
whole square, with the exception Of the
tire-proof building occupied 10y o. II. Wood
ruff a. grocery store. whose stock was in
.jurcd to the amount Of $500 to $l.0oo-
The buildings, which were entirely con
sumed, Were occupid a. follows: J. C..
Williams. merchant tailor, stock mostly
saved. but greatly injured; Filler & Grun-
dy, auction and commission merchants ::
d. Schwansman. Ina; and cap manufacture
or: S Lower, clothier: and j. Frost. lager
beer salO0n-on most of which there was
a partial insurance. The loss is estimated
at from $4,000 to $300Oo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02
Messrs. WADSWORlH q WELLS.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR.. HEESEMAN;S PILLS,

Prepared By Corn.!iA. l. CheeseJnan, " D., Vac
YORK city.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills II =
result Of long and extensive practice They mid
in their operation, and certain in correcting all irregu
lrities, Painful Mensiruations removing all obs:ruc
tons. whether from cold otherwise headache. pain
in the side palpaton OF the heart, whites all nervous
affections hys'erics fatigue, pa n IN the back and
limbs. &c disturbed sleep. which arises from Interrupt
ton of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Or. Cheeseman's PAS invaluable. they will bring
tn monthly peri d with regularity. Ladie. who
have been disappointed in III. Of oIher Pills
place utmost confidence in DR. Chee.euau, Pills DO
ing all that they represent 10 de.
NOTICE.
There is one condition Of tt F,nGLs System which
lar RE>CL.". The condition r:terred to i. PREG-
N1NCl-tte result, MISCARRIAGE. Such is TIE
IRE st!be tendency o. tn neocin~ TO restore The
ni functions to a normal conditi"n that tie
productive pour err Of ndture cannot resist it.
pF aR Wait ,Tes b r% M rr.s
accompany each boy Price g. Sent by mail on 90. e-
Post Office. New York City
Sold by one druggist in every town IN the u States
Gene..l 4g nj ,, the IIn.s States l6s CH.lrobersst
Ne" lok to 'Aon al 'ehotesote o,de's should be ad
Sold in Ottawa by [np2-iyI d. WALKER
STATE OF ILLINOIS liz SUI County, x.-Th- people
OF the State OF Illinois to all whom these presents
may come, and especially the OF kin. heirs
ING
~ HEREAS, John McLaughlia, administrator of the
w estate OF john Daily, deceased is DESTROYS of ZEN
dering account OF his proceedn.s such admin
istrator. and having final sett..n, n and fer that
purpose has made application the County Court of
La Sale county for citation, be who
may be interested in said estate We, therefore require
you TO appear before our said Court the house
at Ottawa, in said county, on the 9TH day of April
1859 a, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon if you
the fna! settlement Of said
In testimony hereof the subscriber Clerk the
ty Court OF La Sale County AZORES said, has here
seal unto set his hand and Ted the seal Of said
Court, the 18th day of March. l.59.
ap2 PIILO LINDLEY Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

s NJ PErrISGIIL d Co, the justly popu-
lar advertising agents. i'll New York, have
recently sent to the treasurer of the Mount
Vernon fund check for $500, stating that
they are enabled to make this liberal do
nation through the enterprise of Mr.. Bon
ner, the proprietor of the New York Let
ger, who has advertised through their
agency during the last year, to the amount
of 100000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

An extraordinary incident occurred the
other day at Orange, y. j. Aman named
John Koch, while painting house, fell to
the ground, and was taken up for dead
On the day of the funeral, shortly before
the hour appointed for the services, the
body exhibited signs of returning ANNA
ton, and in few moments afterwards the
occupant of the coffin rose up and convers-
ell with his friends!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET

OTTAWA, Aprli ], 1892
The market is unusually duh. Scarcely anything
coming in. Prices remain abou, the
The following the ruling prices the
F1ou--Supertine, IS 5Oa6.5o.
Corn -HeaI-kl ooai0
B0cA1rhe1t F'Lo"r-No ixed price. very scarce
C0rn-Ear GSa1Oc for - lbs !; shelled 6s.7Jc for
GO lbs.
IIHeat-Winter, soa'.oo; spring, 6OaSOc.
Oats-45aiOc for 81 lbs.
Bariey-43aiOc for As lbs.
Potatoes-l0yall0 cts. p. bush.
Eygs-easc.
BHtter-l5alsc.
Chickens-iasc per h.
7urkies-.aec per h.
M.ies.Green. COW &c; dry flint, 49,; ca!f7c
CAY .Iins-SIsc
Pn,k-$5 5i'uG 90
Baocn-Shoulders. lOc per h.; ham 12ic.
NdrH-Ottawa. she; corn starch, &C.
NdH-Comnion, per Dbl, 81 90; dairy, in sacks,
lac.
CAtssc-llli1ois, Ease. Hamburg IcalIc
iooden Ine-Tubs, s7.5OaS IV 90 per dozen ;
pals, sl..5a3.uo per dozen.
E'o"h.s-Si. 2aas2- IS per dozen.
Pants an" UiLs-Earnish &. 5OaS5 90 per gal
U'Ss-Raw. sl.z5 per gal; boiled, slO0.
I'uHy-5a6c.
HhHs Leaa-sSaSlO per loo lbs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

4 NATIONAL REsoIrTIoN.-The recent
democratic convention of Pennsylvania,
which prescribed all anti-Lecompton men
as not sufficiently national adopted the
following resolution among others in refer
ence to the tariff:
That the Democracy of Pennsylvania
have always advocated and do still advo-
cate. an adequate encouragement and dis
eliminating protection of IRON AND coal.
and Of tie Industrial interests of THIS STATE.
within the scope of a tariff for necessary
revenue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02
Total maj. for new County

SHERIFF SALEs-An act of the last Legis-
lature reduced the printers fee for adver-
Using sheriff sales from 81 to 81 each
Although the sheriff is required to publish
these advertisements in the paper desig-
mated by the plaintiff, our republican She
riffs have so managed it that we have ne.
yer vet had one of them to insert The
wheel will come around after awhile.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

A Post Office has been established at
Ceraville. in the Pixies Peak region, and
Matthias Snyder, formerly of Virginia, has
been appointed Postmaster \ contract
for daily mail toCcraville, has been given
TO Major Ben Mccullough and B. F. Flick
ments for the transportation of passengers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

ExcorRAGIxG-The Wilmington, n. C.
journal states that a man who processes to
be weatherwise, gives it as his opinion that
there will be no rain during the whole of
the month of May. He says the same
thing occurred during the year 1859 and
again i'm 1859
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

PROSPECT OF CHEAP TRAvEIING.-The dis
.uption of the Buffalo railroad convention.
by an open disagreement between the par
ties representing rival interests affords a
prospect that opposition will render the
price of conveyance between the east and
west unusually cheap the coming summer
The failure to agree leaves the several
routes free to compete with each other as
their interests or caprice may prompt
Already we behold indications of the
good time coming" The Detroit 1Irertt-
ser says:
We believe it is now certain that an op-
position line will be put on the route be-
tween Cleveland and Buffalo, and another
between Milwaukee and Chicago connect
ing with one of the railroads. between
Chicago and Cleveland Two entirely new
steamers will be used in forming these
lines. and others are engaged to ensure
sufficient facilities We understand the
price will be reduced between the points
named to less than half the present rail
road rates. The parties engaged in the
enterprise are amply ableand fully compe-
tent to render the undertaking a pcrIna-
nent and successful ore Part of the
boats will be put on the routes about the
18th of April, and the lines will 20 into
full operation by the lst of May
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later despatch saws

DoUGLAs CovNTY-At the late session Of
the legislature, an act was passed establish
ing the county of Douglas-out of the ter
ritory at present comprised within the linn
its of Coles county. The question was sub
mitted to a vote of the people Oh Monday,
the 2lst inst. and resulted Us follows;
Maiorities for the new County 1000
against 1913
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02
FARM RIDGE SEMINARY

Rev. F.. n. JENCKS. A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
FyNE Trustees have engaged Mr. Je,cks, the former
Il Principal return and resume the charge of this
Seminary, and they confident, from his acknow.
lodged ability, expert and teaching,
the pupils paced under his instruction will make rapid
proficiency n their studies.
THE SPRING TERM
Will commence on Monday. April l1th, and continue
eleven weeks, closing June - h. 1859.
TUITION:
For Academic studies. including Natural Phi!oso-
ply, Algebra, through Simple Equations. Practi-
cal and Higher Arithmetic. History, Watts on
the Mind Grammar, Defamation, Composition,
Geography, Reading Writing, &c.............$5 90
For Collegiate instruction, including Geometry,
surveying, Algebra, advanced Chemistry, phys
and hebrew Languages, Sc. .....'....... 90
For contingent expensrs,.... ................. %
Tui,ion is required strictly in advance No pupil will
be admitted for less than half and deduction
will be made for absence except in OF protracted
sickness. 6w
Fa,1n Ridge, La Sale Co., H., March 81, 1850.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

CoILIsIoS.-The steamers Danl. Gibson
and Nat Holmes came in collision on th.
Ohio rives below Cincinnati on the 18th
Inst No lives were lost on the Danl Glib
son. The Nat Holmes had ST passengers.
j.; 81 whom We're lost, nearly all being
Pixies Peak emigrants The survivors lost
al their osyn clothing and about 81 900 in
money To,a; loss on boats and cargo is
about 100000 insured fos $4,000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

AT a ball recently given in Paris, the
person wearing the most extravagant cos
tune to be presented with a gold cup, the
prize was won by q chap dressed as wind.
mill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

HE attendants at Baptist Church, in
Norwich, Conn, Sunday before last, to
witness the immersion of a number of per
sons, were greatly disappointed on finding,
in examining the pool in front of the pull
the night before, and forgotten to let of
tho dirty water
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

Smith O'Brien never I" crooks his elbow"
He politely refused to drink their Jersey
cider in New York stating that he had
not swallowed anything Of an Intoxicating
nature for % years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

FEMALE HERoIsM-The Bureau County
D,mocra' states that zone of our citizens
saw two girls about twenty years ofage, in
Providence, in this county, on Saturday,
bound for Pixies Peak. They have alrea-
and are determined that if there is such a
thing as getting there, they will do it
Pretty good for the bold female adventu-
,.rc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

FROM PIXIES PEAK-Ncws from Danycr
City to Feb. l4th telegraphed from Lea
venworti, states that the accounts from
the mines continued favorable The aver
age yield with rockers was from four 10 ten
dollars day. Ditch companies were form
ing to carry water from the Platt TO Cher
~ Creek. a distance of twenty miles
From Leavenworth, the same despatch
says. the rush is beyond precedent Up
wards of one thousand persons had arrived
since Friday 18th. The suburbs were COW
cred with companies in camp. Jones a
Russell dispatched their first train on Sat
urlay the Goth.
\ later despatch says:
Aus sSSfst .dH'i S Sas Arapahoe city. the
miners are confident of making large
wages with sluices. Prospects yielded as
high fifty cents to the pan. Weather
too cold TO admit Of extensive operations
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

This region of country was visited on
Sunday night and Monday last by a Sc
we're storm, accompanied with thunder
and lightning, and as heavy fall Of rain
as We have had in the same space of time
IN year. All the streams were suddenly
and prodigiously swollen; from a compar-
atively low stage of water the Fox and IL
llnois at this place rose in twelve hours so
us to subnlcrgc the low parts of the town.
driving some Of the inhabitants of Ottawa
Centre again out OF their houses. The rise
must have been equal TO ten or twelve feet.
We hear, however, of no serious damage
having been done
The storm, which reached us on Sunday
night, seems to have pervaded half the T.
: between Friday and Tuesday. We hear
OF It III Minnesota. Iowa, Wisconsin. Ind.
ana. Tennessee. Kentucky, Ohio, and in.
deed eastward as far as Maine Every
where there appears to have been gene
raj inundation All the great rivers of the
country appear to be unusually swollen
The Ohio is hi cher at Cincinnati than it
has been since 1853. when immense da
| mage was done There are over fifty feet
OF water in the channel All the Eastern
rivers are flooded. Hudson is open from
Albany down. At Albany the water Is
very high. The docks and piers are under
water So are some of the first floors OF
the stores near the river.
The Mississippi Missouri, Tennessee, Co
lumbia rives. &c. are also rapidly rising
and another general inundation of the
lower Mississippi country is feared
For the last three or four weeks we have
had unusually mild weather for the season
i'll this region, and as comparatively little
ram had fallen, the ground was getting in
eX client order for farming operations
The inUndation of Monday. however. will
set back things little. And with the
s.orm also seems TO have passed away the
warm springlike weather. and we have
had Il snow storm or two since Last eve
| ming however il promised to be warm
again, and threatened more rain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, April :, 1859.
Flour dun at a5a5 So, for White winter red Is
&C 30. Spring from IS to- - according to quality
Rye -four o. Shorts /. coal, 80 pr ;oa.
Corn neal bottled, 50 o.; boI,eI g. Per tor.
What Tie -hea, marie; /. rather que, at e6a
Les for No. red winter NO 2, lloaI.I2 No spring
lC3,l O. No. ., s,a,4 Rejected, 50a7oc.
Co,n-Less active at - for 6o!bs OIL the track
fDI.s dc!l a; 40a.jc.
Bui-y--ull. 30. /, .o4s0 No 2 sic
Eye-quiet al e3.eic.
Hides, green .aec: sailed sagc trv salt LA Sc;
flint l6r. New ciiy pelt- 81 2-rI7n.
Dressed HOgs-qgiei and duh at 6Oos1yo according
..s ,t Pig, very sh, 20 Liz in good demand
Pork l6 - Sugar cured hams lnc, dry and others
ssg Shoulders &C Lard Hall &c. Tal0s zoe.
BnN'T-thoice, scarce and in demand at i4a20c.
Common Illinois state lial3r
EgGs-Frrsh -gEs in demand at Sa9c.
Bedns-,ja1o 90 for common and 25,I 50 for choice
Timoit, seed is in demand At - 1852 % for prime
Clover seed in good demand n; - 50as %.
Fruit OF all Kinds is Green apples S;aS DR.
Dried APPLES Iisl2c Dried peaches 2alSc FOR unpared
2oa23 FOR pared.
ST. LOUIS, March % -whes, dull a, goal s. accor
ding to quality Corn firm ,5asO Oats .,a.5 fo- 81
rerior and a6.6s for Interior Rye o. BARLEY 6,sso
5, Clover seed 5 5oa6 90. Timothy SOAP 90 Gro
c.riss-s Sugar dun at 6'.s7'i. Mola.ses extremely duh
Cchc- tal2t for RE Rice Il. as Lard i0al2. Ia
con 1aI0
LOUISVILLE. Murcl 81 Wheat duh At Gal 90 Corn
'oaI5. r.6'aT0 Barley 6h,5
NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-Flour dun ; .5a5 s..
Han'>s'a. Shosd-r- 81. Mess Pork Is IS Rio Coffee
ll-1l'-. Sugar 6'-as Nolssses duh al 3ls3l
CINCINNATI, M,rch 21-F our dull and un hanged
Grain firm. Hams q. Sro!ders Il. Lard ~.
NEW YORK, Nfrch is Flour more active super
western 60a6? 90 Wheat duh at ! c5 ior Chicago
spring. Red western i>ai 81. Corn in demand at 90
for mixed western Nhi-kvy e1a2s Butter werteru
1"aiS. Cheese S.10. Hides dry western 1921
PHlLAbEi PIIIA. Nirch 21-Flour dLi At 81, 30
What lrme 50al g.; extra 50. Corn SO Oats dull
a !+s55
BAITIMoEE-wheatd dull and unchanged Corn So
ass. Groceries nominal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

Tho Wings of Tennessee haze Organized
&id IN r.ai"n with the Know Noti,ings no
minated John Nctherland for Governor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

Warehouse Ssa e.
NJ + shall sell, for charges the following propery at
pubic ON the 10th day of April next. at
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Warehouse Of Cushnan Vorce
in tie city Of Ottawa, La Sale Co., Ill.
EW Hines, box goods.
A Bruhma, horse collar machine
I'D Crosby, carriage.
J d Crosby lumber wagon.
RV Pierce, box garden seeds.
W Henna box coffee.
EPWalker, box goods.
A Price, boxes drugs.
C MEG rath, box II Goods.
o Hathaway. tanning mills.
Bennett, ps marble.
W Conely, bdl bedsteads.
Ezra Wood, 81 rakes.
janS-Sm CUSHMAN vORCE.
The above sale has been postponed until the goth
OF April, 1852 (ap2l CUSHMAN VORCE.
Cash Job
NOR breaking 800 Of PRAIRIE At Seneca Station
IL On the O. . R.LR. sp9 J. CR0fTY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

THE VOICE OF MASONRY is very hand
some sheet published semi-monthly at
Louisville, Ky, by ROBERT NORRIS, and de
voted to the spreading of light among ma
sons 1t is published at the low price of
81 year
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02
iHE CELEBRATED
G @ = l. r. X II O T.
MTCHtlL'S PATENT METALLIC lips
Boots and Shoes.

-
4 Improvement Las been APPLIED to BOOT, AND
n sIOES. ~ which avs II expense The con
" Ihird- ., realized ty actual experiment.
abe VI ia &c alp
Consists o. %; copper, neatly listened 20 ~ toe
90 Tie boot shor. forming complete protection
Tie Invention presented 10 t.. pub.c Ti;H ;he
fullest snosrgr u 1t. pra rissi Gi-y htTlu< h--a
tested year, aud j. destined entirely --r.r-
.-lr or children aud :, ear, the r., Al.
now being .rt-Es.stiy applied 10
Mems. Boys and Youths Boots.
with t.rcc; reference TO protection from PEAIRIE
ORA >SE> and i especially adapted to miner. aid
cut or wear. The P.'e't fvr Tie TIP va APP led FOR ia
l-t5 granted January g. 49,, for
years, Numbered 1914 recorded and q such
natue that 70 infringement can Affect i, AID IS Of
great value
Th- Importance Or tile TIP las been appreciated BY
the dealers throughout
NEW ENGLAND.
And the rii 70 by ana sr.i a- been .eeuref without
delay. Tbs goes lave e.. .,'r o.!'''-- ''"''"-
And the demand for ;-:, IN hs, STATE /, evidence
that HI, patent j. considered by dealers Of
than any patent ever before issued.
liz oune's OF tins patent, Hcssrs, CHASE NCkiN-
My CO. Of Boston, Mass for iIe State Of Illinois
And other STATE, have appointed
NeS>rs. WiDSNOR1H q WELLS.
and b shed Boo, and Shoe dealer, n Chicago
;!er sole aseats tile sale Of exclusive right. TO
deal IL
.N:.h,Ns PI's,.t NtiiJ- TyDs} Boytr + .Si5,s
In state 81 II uos ~o ~ill proceed a, one.
10 tie State and dispose Of county aad town
rights not previously disposed o.
Al communication. addressed to
wADSTORrak WELLS, AT CHICAGO.
Respecting the Metallic TIPS and It's merits, will be
promptly responded and samples 81 soo, viii be
forwarded requested. re-oIs be parties
,es.atjon and trial introduction and kno.iedg- Of
he goods only being necessary TO establish The value
OF tbs. great improvement.
All dealers in Boots and Shoes who wish
town county rights will the necessity OF their
y attention to saeh purchase. aps-Srn