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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-26

For the Free Trader.
Mr. EDIroR-i believe human nature is
the same the world over ! did belicvo
till to-day, that it was impossible that the
republican party could ever bo guilty of
party blindness, and more especially fraud
! had always supposed that '.stutling tho
ballot box was Il peculiarly of Kansas
alone. But find here on the prairie. in
these little "one-horsc towns, the same
disposition to take the advantage ut tho
polls as in Kansas, and that in the repub-
lcan party.
On the 18th OF Nov. we held town
meeting to elect a Magistrate. to fill the Of
fee made vacant by the death Of T. y
Oliver, in the township of Bruce. IL was
supposed by most of the electors that the
polls were to be kept open till six o'clock,
or sundown, and so many delayed To como
TO the polls till after o'clock, when they
found the polls closed But on counting
noses, il was found that seventeen out of
twenty of the late comcrs were to vote for
the man put up 10y the democrats, James
Spencer, Esq, acknowledged 10y all TO bo
the most capable man in the township to
fill the office, having already served for the
seventeen years past Zone year excepting,
which was filed by L. y. Oiivcr) SO con
vinccd was the public generally that no
should take the Office again, that a largo
share OF the voters. both republicans anil
democrats, were determined T. vote for
him irrespective of party. But what dill
the leaders of the republican party do?-
William Strawn, the q" High Priest" and
doctor to all great political ulcers in this
part of community. collected his forces
and voted III the early part of the day, and
shut down the poll-gate at o'clock, and
thus prevented many. who were not i'll tho
secret, from voting. But worse than all,
they elected Il man, by ten majority, who
in his best days had not good common
sense, but since he has taken to eating Opt
um. he is the most weakIninded, undeci-
ded eg0tistic old Betty we have amongst
tia, to say nothing of the dishonest tick
played off on the people. | dete.t such
let them come from whatever
party they will, but especially when it
comes from those who talk SO much about
fair play at the ballot box.
OTTER CEEEF.
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CIDER MADE WITHOUT PRESSING AND WINE
WITHOUT GR'Prs-A recent letter from .
gentleman residing i'll Parkersburg, Va,
has in substance the following:
An old Dutchnan residing in that city
has a novel method of making cider. He
has practiccd it for several years With sue
cess. He purchases large quantities of ap
pies and grinds them in the ordinary way.
He has a number of large casks prepared,
standing on end and open at the top. At
the bottom of each cask is a faucet, whose
mouth is protected by sticks placed cross
wise and clean rye straw a foot deep. Into
these casks and upon this straw strainer
the pomace is shovcled as soon as ground.
When the casks are full, about as much
water is poured into each, as the poinace
each contained should yield gallons Of
pure cider. The casks and pornace then
remain undisturbed for two or three days,
when the faucet being opened the cider
runs out Cider is heavier than water and
in its first stages does not mix. The po-
mace having a greater affinity for water
than cider, absorbs the water and conse-
qucntly elects its own juice without the
aid OF press. If too much water has
been accidentally poured on the pomace,
it will remain on tor of the cider and not
run Irolll TIE CtSh VII aii tiS Si'ti 10 ous-
The faucet should be closed rs soon as the
drippings look pale. On pressing pieces OF
the pomace after this process, they will be-
found tastcless Such is the German the
ory. The same old Dutchman manutac-
lures what he calls Netfiin's Pure Ameri-
can Wine" rs follows: He takes com
mon box of raisins, chops them up like
mince meat, and after the cider ceases to
foment, puts them into a barrel of this Ii
auid, together with a small bag of char
coal After few months the cider, by
some hocus-pocus process, becomes s. Pure
American Wine" 1t is then ready for
bottling. and if tightly corked will keep
forever. Some thirty barrels of this hqhid
brought at auction recently, from 81 toSll
per barrel.
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WARN WEATHER IN ENGLAND.-The Lon
don papers note the great heat of the
weather aud the unusual prevalence of the
aurora borealis On Oct. 4th the ther-
monneter rose to 77a0 in the shade and 9S'
in the sun. On the 5th it stood at 73' in
the shade The heat on the 4th was great
er than in any October for the last 90
wears. The nearest approach 70 it was In
lSO2, uhels il reached 75'. The aurora
does not seem to have elevated the tenn
perature of our atmosphere. We have
had very early and severe frosts.
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To PRESERVE Flowers FREsf-To pre-
serve nosegay We are told to sprinkle it
lightly with fresh water, then put it into a
vessel containing soap suds; this will pu-
rify the roots and keep the flowers bright
Take the boquet out every morning ana
lay it sideways (the stock entering firsD
into clean water, keep it there minute
or two, then take it out, and sprinkle the
flowers lightly by the hand with water;
replace it in the soap suds, and II W, wiii
bloom az fresh rs when gathered. Inc
soap sud. need changing every three or
four days. By observing these rules. 20 20
que. can be kept bright ana % 6eaut'iul Ior
mt least a month, and will still last longer
in a passablc state.
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A WOMAN PASSING AS MAN FOR Forty
o,t.oo~l,~or,- ~avn1afior

A WOMAN PASSING AS A MAN FOR Forty
YEARs.-A most extraordinary revelation
was made at an inquest recently, before
the coroner for Stafford, England. The
body of a man was found in the sluice at
Mode Wheel, on the river lrwell, and IN
the evening an inquest was held. On IN
quiry, it was found that the deceased, who
went by the name OF Harry Strokes, was
in fact woman; that she had worked as
a bricksetter for quarter of a century !;
that she had been twice married during
that period; had kept beer shop in Man
chester during the early part of her career
but in every way conducted herself as a
man. The jury, after an examination, re-
turned n verdict of " found drowned"
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THE Agricultural Bureau of the United

The Agricultural Bureau OF the United
States Patent Office have received lnteili-
gence of the shipment from Havre, France,
Of large swarm Of Lombardy bees
These bees will be sent, upon their arrival
here, direct to the Agricultural Bureau
They are of larger size than the ordinary
bee, and, having a longer bill, are able to
suck flowers inaccessible to the American
bee. The product Of an old hive of these
bees is sometimes $50 pounds OF honey in
one season These bees will not be distur-
bed until 1861, by which time it il expec
ted to rear from the swarm now an tTans't'
stock enough forsix hundred hives.
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4. rAksox cornered a farmer, whom he
se,do,n saw at his ministrations. by asking
him directly, after a little reproof oil his
sin of omission:
"ShaM we see you at church next Sab
"Y-e-s," he replied slowly. "Yes, Tllgo
or send hand.
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THERE is a good story of a lady OF very
very acquisitive habits, TO the effect that
.ha was on one occasion, SO affected by the
preaching of charity sermon. that s she
borrowed a sovereign from her nelghbor,
and put it into-her pocket!
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OVVAWA MARBLE YARD.

HE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewe Finley, where he intends to carry on the
business on a more extensive scale. Hehas on hand and
is always in receipt quality of American, Ia
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones, Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture &C. As he has some OF
the best workmen in the country, he feels
sured that he get up anything in his line in superb
or STYLE together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
N. b. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
proml :ly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
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Sash. Dsor and BLIND Factory,

N1E take this method to inform the public that We
w have purchased the Sash, Door and Blind Factory
OF Il +. CaTueliH and prepared furnish any
thing in line of business such as Sash, Doors
Blinds, Frames and Morldngs- Orders promptly filled
short notice.
Having a Lumber Yard in connection with our Facto-
ry, We think facilities for furnishing building
rails are unequalied in this City, and in vite
cr-, farmers. and all others who anything
our line to call and satisfy yourselves that sell
you good article, just what want and cheap for
cash. There will be found At Lumber Office Doors
blinds Sash, glazed and ungazrd Glass, OILS
Nails.
Office Main Street, Ottawa. I'll.
MARCO STRAWN & POWELL
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GREAT WESTERN
Auction and Commission Store,

CAPT. A. II. II Fed.
Dealer in Foreign and D omestic Goods, Real Estate
Horses, Chattels Clocks, Watches, Jewery and every
article in the trade the of La Sale and
Jefferson streets, tho Geiger House, Ottawa, ILL.,
Particular attention paid to selling Horses. junl1
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make purchases in any part of the city where she finds
desirable goods and low prices. Believing herself
bc Of the best judges Of Millinery goods that
int" N-w York, from this city any ia the West,
she has full confidence to defy competition.
Rooms cOrue of Main and Columbus SIS, Ottawa. IL.
SARAH AvFKY
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BUSINESS CARDS.
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

H-~ ~ FUNHE Alvord Carriage Manufacturing
Il Company aciH continue the sale o,
E3S- their Cdrrid0es at their old stand on
SN--A-Man street, Ottawa, Illinois, where they
have on hand and receiving from their nscnaicry
IN connecticut, good of Rockaways Slide
Seats, Top and Open Bugges with Elliptic Springs and
Concord style, Light Spring Wagons with seats &c.
all ndrrdnted, which ceiling at Io.o prices
jull6-6mH II. w. JONES, A0sn5
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THE NEW YORK BAKERYl

by ]. Ii. WHEELER.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha-
l. bitants of Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared to furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such as Butter soda Lemon Boston, Oyster Abernetha
ard water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies, &C., &c, in good variety Confectionery, of
choicest selection, constantly hand. All kinds of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared pains expense in
hitting up wagon for the convenience and accsmmoaa
ton OF his customers and the public generally
able to furnish anything in their line those who de-
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon call daily,
will please send their orders the n Y Bakery,
The Post Office.
- Remember the place, in Edwards Block, a few
Dor west Of H. Thompsons store Main Street Send in
rour orders, and they will receive prompt attention
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0DHBD -CA~ ~ ~J HDO
YOUNG AMERICA
Saloon & Eating House

rs now newly fitted upn superior style, and ready to
1 receive guests. The proprietors are prepared to
furnish eatabIes of every description, hot and cold
all oysters at Wholesale and retail The
har is furnished with the best OF Wines, Liquors,
ali the ia fashionable drinks OF the season.
They have ut great expense lifted up LADIES ICE
CREAM SALOON, which will be open at All hours.
iun1l-ly PHILIP KADELL.
DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
Is ORTON'S BOOK STORE,
Won GET nothinp good al m Drtnr Sfores. Ssn9A
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Il All anu W inter
MILLINERY GOODS.
Her stock is complete,
consisting sf every variety
of DRESS BONNETS Of the
latest designs. Ailthe new
and elegant shades of Vel
vet Also a new and hand
some lot of Straws, which
have a decided new shape
and color, trimmed with
those dark and beautiful
shades Of Ribbons.
\ handsome stock Of Zr-
Phyr and Shetland Wool.
Misses and Infants I-phvr
Hoods, Ladies Hoods, and
Ma~ir"~aS. shetland Wool
Wells, hrmlcts and Nitfcn<,
which are very nice for
School Misses. Anew and
choic. lot of Dress Trim
mings, Dress and Clo,k
Patterns, Hair Nets. and
all that is nice a-I new.
Miss Avery buys for cash,
or credit whic l. "a good
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-26

WHY is a young lady like n bill of ex-
change? Because she ought 10 DC set
tied when she arrives at maturity
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Fe above market after having been greatly enlarged
L and thoroughly repaired, is open and ready for
the accommodation of the pubic No expense has been
spared ia furniture and fixtures, a plac. vor
thy of our City and both pleasant hope it will b.
prohtabie to visit WepropOse IL keen hand and to
serve to customers style OF superior u.anrs, all
kinds of meats, such as
rhey' IN steaks roasts dried corned, &c, Hs,ioa
ledI, NiAas. S1,alyers, PORK fresh and ,,t yaok.,
SausaEes. &c, &c.
Also all kinds ui game in its season.
FrvShTrout and White Fish from the Lakes
Ia snort, everything appertaniug well regulated
City Market.
~ te proper season stand will also ken, 10, The
' 81 an Kinds OF fresh vegetables. supplied from the
best garden in the vicinity Of the City.
Nc'5i ,rjl be iojirerei in anu part of n. |-ffy
ap26 JERFMI Al Woui
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.JIT ST Op /, \ l.. d.
NEW FALL MILLINERY GOODS

I WOULD most respectfully announce 20 the ladies OF
and viCiEity, that have recently located in
the city and fitted for the Millinery business
I am now in receipt, o a Fall Stock comprising
good a variety of BbNNETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS has seldom been brought to this city, To
which I would invite your attention.
W. being formerly from the Fast. Conn., and her
long experience in the business, is confident that she
can please with and suit in price all who viii give
her a call.
Rooms one door north OF the r. O. Columbus at.
Mis-. THOMAS WOOD
s-Go to all the other stores, but don't purchase TIL
- ,;v. ~. , rall s.p24
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SPOISTSMEN'S DEPOT
HOTAS MOORE.

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
f.s and shot Guns, of every description, Telescope
and Pa tent Muzze Rifles Revolving Breech Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide Starter for hunting, and large as
Reyovers Colts, Beals Mathaten's, Blunt
Syms'. Allen x Thurber's Gentlemen will find a my
shop everything in line and warrant to give salts
faction to all that favor with their patronage.
invite the old friends Of H. p BRUNKER to give
call as he is my agent Customers will always find him
at his post My shop is Main Street, the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, wads and Caps. Guns let by the day.
junlS THOMAS MOORE.
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DIR. Carl. OTTO.

German Druggist and 4I.,th>cd,,p, Nam ST. Ottd'os
WHOLESALE AND RETAiLl
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French CoSnias Bran
dies. Wines, &C., &c aus
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NEW STAND & NEW GOODS

MISS LIEZsE MINER
Would call the attention ladies of Ottawa to her
fine assortment Fall Millinery Goods, consisting in
part of Bonnc;s, Ribbons, Flowers Feathers, Head
dresses guuchcs Laces Wells. Unerseevcs, and every
thin, comprising good stock OF
Fa>hiOts; bic Millinery.
Having secured the services of an experienced
Millin-r directly from New York, she the La
lI that she show them choice assortment OF
Evnnets as be found dHyrhere.
Dress Making
In all its branches attended to by Miss SCair full
Patterns, from the ell known establishment
of Madame Demorest can he seen by calling At her
rooms Dresses, EagIans, Cloaks, EasIues, Sacques,
and everything in that line made with nea'ness and
dispatch. Having excellent goods and FIRST CLASS
uFr she confident of giving entire satisfaction to all
who NAV favor with their patronage, and she will
sell at the very ko,cest cash prices Bleaching and
pressing done. .
N b. Rooms on Main street, two doors east of
Mansion House.
Ottawa, Sep. IL, 1859.
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MIL. L.. WALLACE.
DOCTOR HARRIS
VI. KNEUSSJ.

NFFICE in the second story of Shuers building ne,
the Bank of Ottawa Residence, East hai, - ,
. of Fox River. dus'-
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NJ l l. /. l y T. X Y O..
N5SS RISQS SiE

WAS inst returned from tie great Emporium with
4 choice and select stock of FALL MILLINERY, un-
surpassed she calls the attention OF her nu-
merous friends patrons, which she will sell very
low Ladies' please give a call before purchasing
~ Don't forget the place, first door north oi the
u,n.ion Hons. M stairs sep24
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&. G.. GOODRICH. VI. H..


Physician. Surgeon and UsHtist-Uto'o1, Illinois
Diseases of the Eye and Ear cured Ofice In " alh-
sr'. B!ocL, corner of La Sale and Mil Sts- aIZ3
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?e LIMERWNN,
0Gnufdcf,rer and Dealer i,s all kinds Of Furniture
used d. the Hest
Strict attention will be paid to the manufacture Of
0sunting Room Desks, Once Chairs, and School Room
Furniture, OF the latest and and
eual to a.y and cheaper than il brought from
the East
Scroll Saving and job Turning done to order New
oil Pests and bsusters always kept on hand.
soe S. ZINERMAN
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ono. third door Of Ottd,rd Bank, Ndin Street,
OTTAWA, ILLS.
DR. q. would respectfully call the attention OF hose
suffering Chronic Diseases, particularly scfo-
White Swelling Salt Rirum. Eruptions "f the race
ekin Scald Head Old Sores and all diseases arising
impurities Of the blood.
Also, Dsformiti-s, Curvatures. and Diseases OF .'e
SPINE Distortions OF the Feet, Contracted Limbs stu
Joints, Sc
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle, ana
With lners an Q stOfore uneaualed aPt
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NJ / /. l. 1 \ f l. Y.
MISS AVERY

HAS just opened ano-
IL thcr large stock Of
EHll and Winfrr
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EXCHANGES MILLS

ETfrHd NGE MILLS! EXCHANGE H/LLS!!
TlNE undersigned having given particular attention
the manufacture of the choicest kinds OF Spring
and Winter Wheat FLOURS, take this opportunity OF
informing the public that they have recently introduced
isto their Mills the latest improvements in machinery
cleansing Wheat, and feel assured that they
offer quality of Flour that cannot be surpassed in
any market.
Corn Neal Bran, Shorts, M.'diiags, DC,
Always on hand. obs delivered to all parts Of
Abe city, free Of charge.
sspl0-3m SAMPLE HENSHAW.
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Matchmaker and .y.,relsr-Ia Uetropotttdn hcc6
s,atA side Of Hs Corrf Nouss Square, OtdTd
1TYATCH work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired a the shortest notice Clocks
.xSs1 av.Irv for sale .l.ap mar21
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Jordan's White Sulphur
- - ~ Nv q $.

Frederick County, Va, spsa 2oh Juss.
7 EAyING Baltimore, wsshir gton. or Com bsr-
IL laAd ~ the early morniog train tor Hsrpes
Sufy :s-sre ~ ~iat sesgrr tsis a. Slsst o.,
DspO, p. %. from this depot n mice, 10 eoacn-
%. 70 the sprinss BY o'cloeh, 4. NJ sane day
10 tslsnG'on ~ HsrPerSFsrry. a. hers,oiors. -
Prsn AIsIaedria OF sta9nton, 10 The morning
via Wiachssisr. arrive a. the Sprisss 10 the sher-
aeon of ,Ame day. GIosnes eIteb.ve ana tel u
usNy shaded. Fine no'ic and tI psTiebced ser.
'sss. Hot and cold Sulphur bath. The water
Ter sale in barrels or boules Crcuisp ub,ainsd
q The springs or Of Dr.. 4 n Jotdas, at b., Of
Gee j03 West Bsitinors Street Bait Nc
q N. JORDAN 4 BRO.
Iansa Sq-1n
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Arfds ls3o
Farm for sale.

WILL eel NV Farm coniaut1r 81 ACRE
! of gooi L'nes,ore i.sbt itiug 10 Cake rr.
Va miles Esst Ui Wiu-n-. -. O.. .stF "a tr
siI heids-s op"tiur io Bafa AID a s.-. .
iasunR pond o usfsr The lrpfrt.r a.. ..-
Rro' coisis'iag ~ = .arte II .us~ b
Hvus,, Grsn~fy, Cs'uaEs U.nse T. ii
DAIRY, MeaI.iiouse. s.. a. Tter. be
We'll Of good Lim.tonr Wac . Gsfirn De- VIZ
parci in and plenty 81 Choirs Ffou Trsrs
DfHss D" suit the parchssct Posses. % r.vsa
INN. sis"iY PETER CAM
" To- h-.lsf - u Ir.l 1.
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Is G ad Il rea d

Z ) Z X ! o II kR ORNIN
shood he b sufficiently encouraged. piging
bot ROLLS al BE- daily rrsps,ed
JOHN = BLESSING
Chsfle.to~b June 2 1859.
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City OF Savannah, Georgia,

To he drawn IN public under the sworn SUPER
iHie1tsnee 81 two Commts.ioners, appotaued for
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NOTICE

EREDlTpRs e fh- E.isy O. tbe b.. Cl..f,I
Okfvsff Locss Ir. vni r.ers- .s,o boz itr.f.
arrounis properly I.nr1 .irste ..H- uf. rtsisrs
snt ihsf OIL Do promptly ausr|rf fH Fsfs.rt
30 ~inE bsmsr'y-s iotst.-f aIe f.4Hr.tet iu
come i0rvafd an ssfHs wrh.ui 'u. ..rf f..i.s
- o. t. ut' cd ih- question fof 1s f. Vsu un es.h
Oue ui ihs yast nuIn Beg 0f srsl HsHo4- f1 rsff.4
W n LUCAS
y B.--prrso1s flI'irr Nurs given ~ Col.
Eissf. L1.as vil please s-hf 1stfs dste, sti
atrUuafs srH .fsfis
Az 2 gq untft
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DROWN ) E..sa., ~ na-s ~ uiucsr /. rIAb.
boTsisiy prepared ifom carefully selected ART
clcs 81 The best qualify Ilpos'css,s w 4 concen-
ttaisd form I'll the yalGaht properties OF The ia
mscai Ginger. and j. warranted To- be Tree from
al Irritating 90 oJher properties Of an injurious
tendency. large supply Tor Spring and : um.
msr use Just received ~
Apn n. & BELLER s CO
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Ladies Dress Good

81 The neDest fabrics suj he mot ds,iIa s.f 8
Sh'Wis SIX ant Lar~ Nsu',i'ss Lace P....s
Bouaeis; RRh"n's Flovsr. Emhfo'ier'r. 4
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND
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WHEAT FANS.

w Saw 10 Vou- Teadfrs II any Of
them usntA good WHEAT PAN lh-v can get
Bassrs Ptemiun Double scfeersi Gran Pas
..ht 10 hen free Of addtiOnGI cost bv Addressing
w bAssr, Winchester Va. Asit1s The Ia,e.I
Improved. Aed bret FAh nov 10 uss ~ fAfmer
cas- do veil Without one
Send your orders and Iry them
Jnae 2 5g-3t
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FARM FOR SALE.

Il ing
ST5 a. eros
OF hr.' rate lime,oue Lane, Of which here 1,
About
60 ACRES OF TIMBER,
more than halt vi Which i beautiful Cb,.,put--
'hs balance Oak, Hickory, a. The afu,.lait
on IN Ten hsidsi ! have access o. running ua,,t
peslss several ha'oIsl Pools, one Of hem has
been DRY but once tor 20 wears
There II upon the Fam .om-
90 APPLE TREES,
OF ve-T hine iiuit suc atou, 100 Peach Tree, in
wv tearing leslie Par Cherry aad PIun
IN abundance Tots farm !, situated wi,hiu Two
49, 81 hatPers Ferry. one OF The best mafk,is
"a the STATE, snd within tao u,'c, ot ihtrr v.ry
nee Nils The Improvements are all nov con.
s,''ihR OF al brcrsssry Buhtiuss tvo IA .us-s
barn Corn H1u.r GfaneU Ire-Hua,e. Sm,,r
HoH'e 'fgr"n House. u srA,mith Sh,p 81
here = near h hou.- one OF The re.i ) .ripgs
OF Limesions Water Ia The county Iutir ive a
bargain ~ this iarm II application ., mace ,oon.
as ~tsh to leave The Sale
Mach ,. 1859 -3m