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nlcoiriuc5.
Fever and Aguo.

eror, which ,,,,r,.;5 #
the globe, is the consequence of a diseased sc,o.,
in the system, induced by the poisonous u;.s,n -
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evoI~od ~
the action Of solar heat wet soil and rises n;,S
the watery vapor from it. While the sun is belo~
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth sun
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts as an irrtatino
poison on the internal vscera and excretin1 orpan1
of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fail. to
secretc not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver. and becon.
disordered also. Finally, the instinct OF our or
ganis'n, as If in an attempt to expel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the bodv
in the internal excretories force them TO cast 4
out. The blood leaves the surface and PUSHES 10
the central organs with cOngestye violence This
is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows IN which the blood leaves the GEN.
trail organs and PUSHES TO the surface as if in
another effort to expe the irritating poison through
that other great excretory-the skin. In this
also 1t fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort alothe- day. These
are the fits or parOxysms of FEVER AND AGUR
Such constitutional disorder will of cou,se unders
mine the health il il is not removed
We have labOred to find, and have found, A
.u,iiote
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Real Gstatc.
LUCIAN - SANGER.

ILLINOIS LAND AGRNCH.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa, August 5, loji.
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Warehouse sac,

Warehouse Sac.
I'VE SHAH SELL for charges the following property at
w public auction, on the 10th day Of April next at
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Warehouse Of Cushman yorc.
in the city of Ottawa, La Sale Co. III.
W Hines, box goods.
Z. A Bruhma horse collar machine
ID Crosby, carriage.
ID Crosby, lumber wagon.
V Pierce, box garden seeds.
W Hrnna, box coffee.
Walker, box goods.
A l. Price, boxes drugs
NcGrath, box II II Goods
Hathaway, tanning mills.
Bennett, 3 p- marble.
Conelly, z bd bedsteai.
Ezra Wood 81 rakes
iaus-3In CTSUMtS 4
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which n-utralizes this malarious poison in ths
blood and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body AS It should, 50 1t does care this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more.
or rather does what is Of service to those SUBJ
Iect to this infection If taken in season it expsIs
II from the system it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from.
the great variety OF affections which are induced
BY tLIs malignant influence, such as RernittenS
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Auus
Periodical hcadac.e. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevcrs, Neuralgia rheumatism, Gout, Blindness
Too:hs he, Earachs, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita.
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Hysteres.
Colo, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from This cause, will be found to assume more OF
i-ss the intermittent type. This "AGUE CURR'
renoTcS the cause OF these arrangements and cures
the disease.
This i accoEnDlishes by stimulating the excre-
tories - cxpel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habitcd TO do this
their Office u their accord. Hence arises what
We term asriin,I'2'foH. Time NAV accomplish the
end. JI: often life il not long enough, or IS
sacrificed IN the attempt, while this - AGUE CURB"
dSss It II once, and with safety. We have great
reason 70 believe this II surer as well as safer
remedy FOR the whole class of diseases which arc
caused by the miasmat!c Infection than anv other
which has been discovered; and i has still another
important Advantage u the public, which is, that
it : cheap well = good.
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s"r sale or to f:rur.
E'' -, pleasantly situated -t-r side pf Fox p. 8
4. tebD 4


TIE subscriber viii sell his residence, about mile
below OTTAWA. the Illinois river. frnIl sky -
one hundred aad my c.cs OF land, purchasers may
ds-ir-.
The place has con-Gol Gus f1u>e. good "a ~ c m
CRIB. Sc, young Orchard. about eighty acre, uuisr
this pillow. and Is every say very desirable location. Il
= a. all seasons easily accessible from b. excel
lent road. and readily be divided ~ make two or
more very pleasant residences.
Also Tor sale - acres o' Lana acro, the River being
al o; Section "a south 81 the Illinois River
Apply 10 n. Z Cameron. Glover Cooks Office. or
L. r Sanger, Ottawa. ls,p29l
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'sfE Tree bridge Fox River ut DAYTON j. now
L completed and persons living the east side will
"S"'n nave 'hs pr''iegc OF patronzing Grist
and FIGURING MIL which is capable of grinding, from, an
I" Oh bushels Per hour. As the undersigned have ay
pended Their means very literally erecting such Mil
an" bfdSe as the growing the country r.orro
hoFe 10 receive liberal ha-e of psblic patronage
PERSONS coming from distance vii! find good warm
"s IN connection with the above Mill! IRE. of br0e
anu 'her public house has passed into other h d. and
"idH lar TO do Justice To the iHer man at reasonable
'S.tHe give Us a cdit }. * d. GREEN.
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MANSION HOUSE,

East side Of Court House Square, OHutcd, /Hthots
FUNHiS well known Hotel is again under the directlon
l. Thomas J. Wade. 1t has been Thoroughly ,eno
waited, painted and well furnished. Its cehtr"
ton renders it "a most convenient home ior
citizens, its and carriage houses "e
II is the intention of the subscriber 10 Keep DO -,
and attentive walters furnish tidy rooms anu oeu,
and provide as good and varied meals as can oe un"
anywhere off the shore, and he promises ms
and all who may favor HIM WIN ~ r. I WADE
satisfied. tsepiel y
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Eer i1nlt sral i.
Longevity of Seeds.

We find a very interesting article under
this head IN the last number of the Country
Gentleman. Among the instances gwen,
showing the time that certain seeds Will re
tain their terminating power We extract the
following:
Tin October, 1851. a British tuInulus was
opcned near Maiden Castle, by Mr.. Maclean,
yyh, found therein human skeleton, and
portion of the contents Of the stomach, con-
taininc 4 small mass of seeds which neither
the operation Of the gastric juice nor the
lapse OF probably twesy centuries has suf
feed TO destroy. Many OF these seeds were
subjected TO various careful eyperi,n ents, to
ascertain whether the vital principle was eX-
tiuct; and Professor Lind!ey succeeded in
raising fruit from several Of them. and in
consequence ascertained them to be seeds of
the common raspberry"
Peas, beans, yetches and onions rarely
preserve their powers to termination TIL two
wears old. Some interesting instances are
stated from which we learn that cabbage,
turnip, and other varieties of the BraSsica
tribe of plants, have retained an unimpaircd
power OF termination for five or six years
The seeds of trees will remain for hundreds
OF wears beneath the surface Of the soil. and
still retain their Vi atty.
Some twenty years ago farmer was
drainin. large swamp, and from the bot
tom Of the main ditch-wh,ch was about
three feet deep-a load of the soil was pro
cured, and mixed with manure, and a
whee!barrow load of .t'tshings from a tan
yard. This was literally thrown about
gooseberry and currant bushes, and other
shrubbery, in the expectation that the COM
post was free from noxious weed seeds. But
the next spring and early summer caused
scores OF Seeding trees to spring up where
the compost had been apple. Among them
was the elm, birch, ash, poplar, hemlock,
sumach, willow, alder, &c, &c. In com
posting the soil, all the conditions prepare
tory to termination had been complied
with, and the seeds which it contained grew
as freely as if of a previous seasons growth.
How many centuries have come and gone"
since these seeds were deposited three feet
beneath the present surface of that swamp,
We have no means of knowing.
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Michigan Central! Railroad.

EsE.:59 10 z - - s =.
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'ElilE above Nis, with four 90 bgrrs and situated
4 On TIE Fox River Feeder, -four mile. ahoy. ttEat
together wI-r ll6tu Of the io- "a .aI river
VIII be leased FOR term II year. upon th- f4yora
Die terms. The location and power i- a,,-i m she
western country. aud liberal ,ulgr-.ur. are offered -
M" q" enterprise and capital, which j. rarely ever
rnet Wt. FOR further iI,oTu.a:.ou aII~e.s the under
. siEu-l. u IrFEN
! Dlyton. IrhraerY :
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Jusurance.
s Il \ Il +, NJ F., n T.
THE CONDITION THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
Jusurance.

Made 10 TIE Audor cftie State Of Illinois. Jan l. SO
1st. The Of this Company is THE H,RTFoHD FIRE
INSURANCE CoNPANI and is located HARTFORD, COM
I'd The amount OF Capital Stock $5o0oN0 90
81 The amsunt OF Capital Stock paid UP, is 800 600 20
9Th. ASSETS.
Cash on hand s43iss %
Cash IN hands of Agents, or in course OF trans
mission, Observation-Disclosures. ...... "a LOG 81
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FALL CAMPAIGN OF 1858.
RussclPS Furniture Depot,

VvIr- Ed.
o. subscriber would again remind his old customers
n ana tue people generally that the icpot is in mn
OPERATION with larger and better assort1en, or 60,
OF every article usually kept in a first class
Furniture store, than ever before ~
ne Is s..lh2 out every day. not exactly at cost but at
's 10" hsnres- and repenislIiDg new articles Of
his own and Home Manufac tur. as also Of - "
mas now on hand large and complete assortment
~ a'of FURNITURE. Sofas, Card and Centre Tables
n'ts &c at - cent less than former ric.s
one rrice- Low Prices, and Cash Business viii suc
80 an" i best Tor the buyer and the seller
Particular attention invited to his STOCK nf I oo,i
Glisses, Picture Frames &c "s-
Looking Glass Plates, all Sizes always on hand M,
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: or S:r.c.

! NiNPRoFEp lands in In Sale Livingston. G-snly.
Whites d. H.r-4I. and Cla!rllr. & I.Irtfa- i ~.
>ii. ahH iI o." Counties % B'a-l Hss tiraady Cr.0
naf''- iowa P".E P"sSr-.lr..-, as6 'r--u~ fa Iowa
A'-n- lwpr"v-! .lrus l D. k4lI and J.. sale C.ta-
Ng- an improve. 10 one mile from Esrv.l- F.- sale
rsai AN improve To- acres four . es nora. o. .,
". be- sold iu y ole u u.r-.
40. several Hsg-e- art Lots iu Ottawa. I..ts in
Hr..n'' AdIitea, and other parts o. t.. C-y aU Of
w.r S" %. be- sol! 70 time Terms ~ pavement
-! be found easy. L'~ba. JOHN ?. ANTHONY
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Hats, Hats, and Caps :!

IN w OUID say TO his old friends and the ci-
1SN w tizens of Ottawa and the country that HT
~h his Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete on 81
Columbus ST., opposite the Supreme Court House Bui,d
ing. u'u-
All kinds of Hats and Caps ads to order ON .bor,
notice. ""''
lie is manufacturing the Summer style of Hats The
rims are not quite SO narrow the Spring STYLE His
Hats are made of the best of stock and are 20 nr can.
cheaper than any other Establishment in the city for h
is the only Hat Manufacturer in the city or county and
can sen at manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here for sale manufactured in the and az,
pass through several Jobbng Houses, and each one
must have his profit but in buying Hats the Home
Manufacturer you have but profit paw and that
is 30 per cent lower than any sale Establishment in the
city.
He would that his stock of Hats is Iarpa and of
all kinds, and great assortment of old mems Hats
Ottawa, June 10, 1855.
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Estate Of John Woodhoy,. decH

.o GEORGE ". FRANCIS
leoLo-o~' THOMAS NJ FRANCIS r.
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Ssc,Ilucou5.
Iks EEIN ) NI IEL !!

Successor 10 tie Oit Pioneer,
- been rebuilt during :'c last y-a-4 the most d..
rab-. substantial and War.t1a.rfsr' manner AL q
almost 'hou reference :" cost their has been
and i "EXcels.or." Tt-y have now
IEr"" ftUn ga .,urrs
In operation which have been arranged expressly for
custom Work. with everything entirely new and wI
nave IN" fourth run for Merchant Custom WORK rea.
"s ID snort time. and when completed {; w Re superior
T. any Custom AID Merchant Nil iu the State All thar
u"y ask j. ia!r trial, they feel confident that with
Their e" Ull and long experience 80 years. il the mill
iug business fully warrant. them d.fiag al Aauor
bt" co"pft'gR None but the most experienced and &C
commodating milcr- are employer
tirI raid Tor the t-st article Of Winter What
baS ION" Al'Tii - !-1o- }. & f.. GREEN
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FanGS for Sale.
For Sale I.
ahsrrncfS Of Title,

VTAyING now a full and complete abstract OF title OF
L every piece of land town lot in the county,
which is kept every night am now prepared 10
ns at short notice and reasonable terms abstracts
of title TaurS1 l.. L. SANGER.
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- u,,-ror,al Magazines ana Papers.
u,Vc large lot Back numbers OF these-Godey
Harper, &C, per No, loo. Ladies call and look
ZOO fHOs. ORION.
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(.EeIi ElrrrlIn

1 Farm si;aa, II iu the township %: Grand Rapids
eight miles from Ottawa. c"utsiuiu. one hundred
and sixty acres good fence and one mildred al. f,gf
arr.- under lie p.ow. inquire OF
jail. BGAK NCAIN
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j HAVE Just received from Boston 400 pieces oil ne
L Sheet Music, for the Piano, Guitar and voice
Aiso Instruction Books for all the different Instru
ehIs, Labiachs method of singing and other instruct
I'VE BOOKS Tor the voice have made arrangements for
monthly supplies of New Music. liberal discount TO
teachers. Tian29I E. Y. GRIGGS
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Wagon for Sale.
0NE thimbie- skeined Wagon for sale, on time for
~ good secured paper-WX. PALMKR, Maker. rert.
jan29 A. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
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I, Itp..i<S.

very fine !e: az Nians with al the gen.eIt,
- 4-t.nt-l r-'y low prices
aK>fJ-. srgs ant -i1D1 Linn, ant C~1a MT toy
t-r S'h everything else t'at be named ~ hi line
and II h- j. Supplied with the article called for he
rl' spare pains ar expense 10 get Il.
Ottawa. Nav 81. l-..s. r MONTGOMERY
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HSr;llldies ana xv5,os

- sNtHNHcS sl16N ~ Il1CS.
LII VINO desire the best purest Iiouors for Ne.
~ dcinal use, VIII find them at my store Hemesy
Grape and Currant Wines Tenerie and Madcira Wine.
CIV =. Y, GRlGGe,
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CATTLE DYING IN GRUHDT Co.-The Nor
ris) Grundy Co. Herald says, a most s;rgu-
lar aud fatal disease Of it be not hydropho-
bia) has broken out among the cattle of our
city. The aniInaisare first taken with ex-
cessive frothing at the mouth and as the
u sease progresses they become very ugly in
disposition. being at the same time unable
10 eat or drink. Last week a COW belong
ing to DIR. j. Ants was taken with the ma
ady and on Sunday last five others were
similarly attacked. One the property Of
John McNe.lis, another belonging to Judge
IIynds, and three others on the south side
Of the canal. the ownership Of which we do
not know. Many pronounces it hydropho-
tia, while less number do not think it
madness. For our own part, we do not
know what to pronounce it. Many of the
symptoms are those OF hvdrophoba, and we
should pronounce it such. were It not that
they DO not appear to fear water, as we
should think they ought. III it be not nv
drophobia, then it is Few disease, for ma
nv old and experienced doctors of cattle can
not tell what ais them.
In view of the above facts, we deem it the
part of discretion, with our citizens in the
use of milk, and also to use precautlon when
among cattle"
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NO1ico In E2nSVsln.s

ANiNG re-loved my Marble Establishment directly
IL opposite the new Post Office on Columbus street
the increased room enables furnish builders with
stone cut TO order on the shortest
est figure. Having of the most experienced work.
men IN the West can ensure entire satisfaction
n H. \ large stock of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand. marco Wills & Rpo
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Tuition and Board and Tuition must be paid quarter
~ IN advance.
Farmers can pay part of the same in such culinary
as can be used in the Boarding Department.
or uruer particulars, please address by mail at
tIe seminary, lsepil l.. UMLAUF, Principal.
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
WARREN MOORE.

HaHI.aCtuTtF h0Icsnc anu IctlII DCaiCr IN an
kinds of
Farm ing implements and Machinery.
- UGH as Iireshing and Rcapug Machines, Power
- and hand Corn Shelters Farming Mills Uty Cutters
POws iarr0w- seed Drills and Planters both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cylinder
Churns, Ok l0kes and Bows, Axes, iIatchets SLoves
Spades aud Forks. Also, the celebrated Sod and sub
Soil Pows and variety of others for breaking and
stirring, manufactured at Lockpor Joliet, Morris Peru
and Palestine. The Premium Star Corn and Cob MIL,
Garden and FIELD Seeds in all varieties and gen-
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pare.
Also large stool; of y. Y. Wagons, which now en-
route for Ottawa and will be for sale the 2gri-
cultural Store, on La Sale St
Grateful for former patronage solicit the continu-
of orders the present season. shall spare ef-
fort to make it object for farmers patronage. My
goods all made OF the best material and by the
experienced workmen fmar2ll WARREN MOORE.
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II. GREGG.
OFFICERS


l. tNDERlllLL, PTeS., l.. L. 7. EOTRLAND J. p,es
GEO. H. ROBINSON, IrdceiiHg .shijcitiHg igent
The amount of its capital stock paid up $500 90, 90
The assets Of the Company are
!. Cash on hand,---- .:.--....... go. G.lO0 Oo
= - - SAT- I'tht'''iiercd' --.-.. e,l5O Co
ne, ten per 1,,Oo 90
i Debts OF the Company secured by mort
gag. drawing twelve per cent.,.- 10 ~ On
:" Al other debts B, per number six
t. Debts Tor premiums due and not due. II nGO M
a. All Diner Sccuritie-, cons-tin. Of dis
counted oil = notes. drafts and accent
anceS- maturing daily. having from
sight to ninety days from, date. 2Ta -eo g..
Amount of liabilities due due to banks
or other creditors Of the CoInpany,...... Tl2, Is
Losses adlu>tci ana due-.--.--- None.
Losses a'ji-'rh ana NOT due -.---.-.---.-.. None.
Losses nnd'iJusied INSTRUMENTATION. None.
Losses IN suspense waiting further proof. 1000 60
All other claims against tli. Compauv....... None.
The greatest amount insured by the Company
ia any onersk, 10000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the rules the Conpa-
ny IN any one city, town village. No rules con-
corning the
The largest amount To he insured in block Not
exceeding $4,000 exposed to any on fire.
The act Of incorporation herewith incoscd.
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lELLOW, CHiGRES AND PANAMA FETERS
NAN often h. prevented by the OF this invaluable
~ remedy The recipe is from very celebrated Ply
stefan after trtyye years experience i'll Hospitals and
private ictce in New York City, and has been fesfea
in all sections of the country during the past SIX years
with the most jrOHdoryI success. In the Western and
South Western country, where trrr and igue prevail
it has accomplished much by curing the disease vel.
5 renovatiu- and recuperating the system already
shattered by the Of .iRiHe, N0rphiHe, ana -Nc-
cy or from too free OF the trashy nOstrums such
daily being forced upon the unsuspectIng in'ah
To all suffering from rosration after disease recon-
mend and guarantee this Med icine perfect Tonic
To travellers in unhealthy climates. would use tne
words of the well known CAPTAIN JOHN w MI NSoN'
Liverpool Packet Lin and many years I'D me
Southern and South American Coasting trade - 'o"t
az soon tiink or qo5.g 10 tcith0at rtd3er Sts
tcithout TIE QUINISE SUBSTITUTE, ,, -.,-
J. II. HAZARD, Prop'f't@r,
1oI N1jdeH Lane, Nstr loTE-
d..,s5m ID WALKER 4 co, agents. cHdtc".
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HIS Lamp = l give light equa! to sir Candle. and
one ce"ts north ~ ci ,eiH burn betacse,l tire
ant fJur h04rs " &C
For economy end hriliau-y OF light this Lar,p -anno,
be equaled. For salr by rseplil : c EARL & son
E'AsTEEN MADE Doors, SASH and Blind, Tor s.-e ev
= -4-i> StE
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CONFECTIONERY STORE

CONEECTIONER STORE.
At fanatics old stdnd on Main Street, ned,ly oppo-
site the Bdnk,
DETl \. ILLINOIS.
TUE subscriber having taken the late popular esab-
lishmeut of J. b. Hamalle is prepared TO manpf,.
ture and supply, as heretofore all kinds Confection
at wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal to the best
eastern article. '
lie also keeps all kinds Of TOYS table ornaments k
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the s,mmer
at his rooms Also supplied By the quantity to nrva,e
families, parties, &c. ~ f-'"'e
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand
manufactured order. fmay26l WW rprpm ,u'
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MONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.
s,SJnnsiVs ArcfV.,lS

lie subscriber has just received his Spring
the above old and popular establishment, compris-
ing article included in the list Of the ns-fu and
health ful sEhstautias Of life His purchases
irving from the south and with his purchases
elsewhere. comprise the largest, fullest, freshest
tween Chicago and st. Louis He invites all who are
skeptical this 20 call and them. The follow
ing articles comprise but part Of his list constantly
hand
.>ug0r, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed.
foTee, Rio Tqd Java.
-NOiGsSes, ar hon-e, plantation, and syrup.
tdgdles, star steGrine, sperm, and tallow.
Teas, green, black, bohca, &c.
S,Ip rosiu, CASTLE, and shaving.
20Jdcco. Cavendsi fine cut, smoking, &c
tig1rs. anything from "!OHg nne' mild !sur
penny Cuba"
O-Is. lin=eed, sperm, and olive.
J'OTf, lard taiow, &c.
Fish, nakerei, white. herring, and trout
Cocoa Nuts, Taisns, and cGrrants.
Figs, a retail or by the drum.
Gfnyer Pres@ryes, a very fine article.
TJnegdr the best crab and cider.
PicI!~s, in jars, all kinds, extra.
Paper ~fHc.. pepper salt, alspice, ginger, and all
other ordinary condiments.
-rt,ts. Brazil flberts. almonds, pea nuts &c.
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