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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

&C. The Elections for members of Congress in
Maryland, resulted in the success of tie Union
candidate. Winter Davis defeated, bat by
a Union man. Secession seems totally
crushed out in that State. So mote it be.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

o. Hon. G. VI. Dallas declines being candi,
date for Congress in the second District of this
State. where a vacancy exists in consequence of
the resignation of Hon f. Joy Morris
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

G5- Kit Carson is Colonel of regiment of New
Mexican volunteers, to fight for the Star Span
gled Banner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

% We learn that Capt. George n. Smitf
will revive the Johnstown Echo in a few weeks
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

EV All should not fail to read the adver.
isement o. Prof. Wood in to days paper
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

F We congratulate our readers upon
discovery of a sure cure for hhennA'ni7., NJ,
Gout and Neuralgia. and all MereurA'
eases. which is effected without the Use :. .;,.,
terual medicines. which destroy the eCps':.- e.,
ton and give temporary relief only IN -;,+ =,
il is the only known remedy effectIng P',
cure, and We fee, warranted, from Us ie. =.
mendations, in calling the attention -, :.
afflicted and those having friends suns -
from rheumatism, Gout, NeuraigiS = ;rT,.
pernicious effects of Mercury, to tDs q
tisement In another column OF our PSP
DIR Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

o. Gen. Scott has just completed his seventy
fifth year.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26
LETTER FROM CAMP WRIGHT

And turn to earth. its griefs and cares. again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-11
How Old Jake Won The Cheese.

Some years since I was employed IS
warehouse clerk in = large shipping house
in New Orleans. and while in thgt can;.ci
~, the following funny scene occurred:
One day "a vessel came in, consigned to
the hcu-e, havu. ON board a large lot al
cheese from New York. During the vov-
axe some OF them had become DANCED hy
biiCe water, (the snip hsvn, proved
leaHy,) consequently the owneIs refused
to receive them. They were, therefore
sent 10 the cons gnees OF the ship, TO be
slowed until the case could be adjusted
! discovered, a few days afterward, that AZ
to perfume they were decidedly too fra
grant 10 remain in the warehouse in the
middle Of June and reported the same to
my employees from whom received or
ders To have them oyeliIauled. and send
all that we've pas>able TO Beard * Cal
houn auction mart. (then IN the old
Camp Street Theatre 10 les di-posed of
for the ba: eft OF the underwriters, and
the re>; to the swamp. | got gang OF
black boys To work ON them, and when
TREY stirred en- up, 4" be the bones Of
Moll kellys quart poti but the smell was
iliecant entirely | kept a respectable
distance, believe me, for strong niggers and
strong cheese, on hot June day. just
bangs ali common escences, including q
certain "varmnt" we read about
Presently the boys turned out an i'm
mense fsllaw about three feet six inches
"acro,s the stump. from which the box
had rotted In the centre space about
ten inches was very much decayed, and
appeared to he about the cons stency OF
mush, of bluish tint-cau>cd by the
Lige water The boys had Just set it up
on its e0ge, on a bale of gunnv bags, when
! noticed over the way big darkey Chen
on sMle) from Charleston. South Carolina,
who was notorious for his butting propen
sites, havin. given most of the n'ggers in
that vicinity a taste Of his quality in that
line had seen him and another fellow
the night previous; pract:cing they would
stand one on each side Of hydrant, some
ten yards distant. and run at each other
with their heads lowered and cl Up n"
their hands upon the hydiant, they would
butt like veteran rams. y thought strut *
me that might cure him of his bra@gng
and butting, at the same time hare soine
fun. so told the boys to keep dark. and /
called odd Jake over.
"They tell me you uafe great fellow ior
! Lutting. Jake?
IL is some, Massa, dat fac-1 done but
de wool tireiy orf ob old Pete S head Ia
ni=h., and MasSa Nichols was gwine to glib
me soss kin iiss bang de head orr any
Niger desc purts, myself kin !"
We'll, Jake, I've got a little job in that
line for you, when you haven't anything
else 10 do
.'I'se on han far all dem kin oh jobs, my.
self-I is
Well, you sec that large cheese back
therea'
Il dus dat dus myself"
Now if you can butt 4 dent in it you
shall hare it..
"Go.ly, Massa you foolin' dis Niger ?
mo. / am not. Jake-inst try me.
"Wo,? you give me hull OBJ dat cheese
| if / butt dent in uni
| Yes"
" De Lori Ill bust 'onl wide open. will
t mvself. Jess stan back dar, you Orlean:
nisrers, and clear de track for ole Sou
! f,arlipa. case Is comm myself is.
: And Old Jake started back some fifty
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picllrockct is said to have been doing
a good u sin g n'the lines OF railroad oat
west by go ng into car and reiu ing 70
pay his iarc, and pix N the corductor's
pocket while heis putting him eft
Seventy six sisters of Mercy in Provi-
dence have rendered their services for
hospital duty in attendarce upoa' TIE
Rhode Island regiment.
4 dealer in the article, and who wants
to make Il shipment of IT south, is anxious
to know whether whisky is contrabrand
to war We think it is as it is well caicH.
lated to impair. comfort to the enemy 10,
In New York city they have distinct
English, French, German, Irish,. Scotch.
and Italian regiments, all volunteers, and
ready for marching orders.
Five cases Of arms destined for tho
south. were seized at the Michigan south
ern depot, in Chicago, on Sunday.
II is mentioned as proof of great ex-
element in Washington, that the gamb-
ling houses are nearly ali deserted. :. si.s
Red white and blue are the colers now
being put in the Balmoral skirts by the
manufactures.
| The L. s war steamer. Niagara, is the
! largest one in the navy, and will soon bo
fitted out to 81 oar the ceast. ~
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feet and went ut it a good Quicl; run and
the next instant | heard . dull heavy
sound, kind Of sqpaah, and Old Jake's
head disappeared from sight, with the top
just visible on the c,hac SIDE, as be yose
from lis new-fash;oned necklace, the soft
rotten cheese oozinr down all around him
As 1t settled, so that just his eyes were vis-
ible. From the centre of II Jakes voico
was scarcely audible and half -uloihered,
as he vainly tried to remove The immense
cheese.
Q 600. de Lor, Mass-took 'um orf-
600 bress Go Lro! Lif um up! Cora
mighty /
Meanwhile was nearly dead. myself.
having lad back on a cotton bale holding
myself together to keep from bursting,
while the boys stood rouUd Old Jake pay
ing him Off:
De Lor! how de nigscrs bref SMELL
You doesn't clean your tcec Old Jake T.
:" say, you didn make more dan four
times dat han. did you, ole hoss q
Vel, you is a nasty niger, dat o facr'
Well, you is dc J.Eyea ktHs Welsh Rab::
bit-you is r
| Nv har you git your bar erease?'
! And thus the boy run Old Jake-now
/ half smo,hered-when took compassion
] Oh him, and told them 20 take it OF. Jake
/ didn't stay to claim his prize, but put out
growling.
Gora-mighty ! done got sole dat
time. Is a case 90 weller leve.-l is, my
( selfl'
/ Old Jake was never known to do any
more buiting IL that vicinity after that.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-11

A "YANkEE SEIPPER' OUT SoUTH.-One
fine calm morning, a few days ago, a
small Northern schooner, in pursuit of
the mouth of the Rappahannock river,
Virginia. The captain had been informed
of the seizure of several vessels. and was
Z" whi-tling for breeze" that he might
get under way and leave when he discoy-
cred a boat flied with men, in soldiers
uniform, approaching lie i, a nervous
man naturally, and the crew were soon in
the same condition. Tqey had no fire
arms and hated to lose the vessel being
part owners. The captain was not long
celebrating. He seized tho ha!ehet, cut
away the !asaings to the galley, capSized
it, and dragged it toward the rail of the
vessel. the stove funnel extending beyond
The boat was now abreast, within haliinS
distance and her crew were ordered 10
stop, but thoy lazily pulled stroke or
two afterwards, when the skipper shouted
in An unmi,takabie tone Touch her of
| The boats crew arose to their icet, appa'
rently amazed at the sight of the hideous
machine. (Which was much biacker than
the ceok who occupied it,) and IN less
than the time it required to relate 1t, they
pl,,uyed overheard and made for the shore
/ while the Captain improved each ''cat S
p,,y" in increasing his distance from it -
| 'Fhe story is given to us as fact Not
being present we cannot vouch for it. II
trne, it proves that the race of shrewd
Yankee shippers which existed in 1872,
and during the Revolution, "still lives
Bossen Post
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New ENGLAND LIGHT BrlGADE.-A
company of SIX hundred picked men, the
flower Of New England youth, made up OF
volunteers 10 be selected by the Govern
ors OF the several Few Englaud States, in
proportion to their population, is to be
formed, and will rendezvous at Spgin slield
Mas, without delay. II will be called
the New England Light Brigade Each
man is to furnish his own horse The
money for squipping and uniforming the
company will be raised by the l,tli of
New England what is contributed over
the necessary amount going to the fund
for the families of volunteers The Gov
ernment will not be called upon for a cent
towards .qnipping and drilling this com
pany. 1t will be ready to tender its SER
vices 10 the President on or before the 4th
Of July next. The estimated expense is
$20U0OU
When in the hour of peril, the ordor
comes, . Forward the Light Brigade" il is
expected that these New England BOYS
will ride, if need be, into the Jaws of
death with the unilincliing alaority of
their namesakes OF immortal men,ory on
the field OF Balaklava.
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Tie adventures Of Govern ent nesscn re,

Ehe Hon. Thomas r. Lowery, a promi-
nent Pen>ylvanar, has been employed
between W a~hington and Philat!e,pi,ia as
especial messenger. He left Phiadelphia
on Friday the l9th inst, aud arrived at
Baltimore IN the midst Of the excitement
consequent on the arrival Of the Mass
| troops, aud WAS Il witness of tie terrible
scenes on that dav. lie set out for Wash.
ington and on his arrival there cor,linuui-
nicated with the President who was very
! much astonshed, ana said that Governor
Hicks had assured him the day before that
the troops would have no trouble in pas
sing through Bal iinoie g, and that # they
wanted any more troops from Washington
he Gov ilicks,) would telegraph The
president had also received a tiiepatch
| from the Governor saving, Send no more
| troops and he supposed that meant he
wished no hell from Washington and that
| he woul take care 10 see that the troops
! passed safely.
/ A caLieet meeting was held on the Sat
urday, and Mr.. Lowery was entrusted
with q verbal communication to Gen.
Paterson, Of Philadelphia, and accordingly
/ left Washington on Saturday afternoon,
and arrived in Baltimore in the evening.
Vile then proceeded on foot to point op-
posite Fort Mcllenry, and within commu-
iiIcuting distance OF the fort. lie remained
! there at farmhouse until three 0 clock
on Monday morning, when he took a
horse ana rod" rapidly seven miles with
out being mo ested, and stopped at anoth-
er farmhouse, where ht. left las horse. He
then got itto II farm wagon and started
north. ih~y had not proce eled lar when
they were u!rt by Il number OF nien will.
rifles in their EandS, ana stopped Tai.
WAS about about n!nr miles uortuuf Bali
more Ihey wished 10 know who Mr
Lnw+ry va, and were informed that ie
WA = Methodist prrschcr lHey told him
to 20 to i'll, 10 winch he replied
" Bsv.hrcn ! cau pray ipF you bat | cannot
Z" there. lie w..s suffered TO pas. uuno
tested.
lie was stopped several times on the
Journey but "as permitted each time /,
pa-s. lie found >eI.tincis and armed mci
at all points ot Aary iauG, whose business
seemed 10 be the detention ami exAmiaa
ton oi wayiaTers. Finally, about ..1l. p4s
four o'clock, ii" arrived at Ilarvc q Gl,c,
and crossed the Su,queAauaa Ia a-.I!i
After :. good deal o.! trouble s.e s..cc-cde,
IN reaching the telegraph o.l!cr, and tcls
graphcd to W!iuin ziJa ior . special tra y
A. TINS yo!ut there we're ;Yu- merchant.
"uo Lai arrived !.om Baltimore. II<,
were Union men WHO UAd been c1.G,s i is.
10 leave the c.,y ia cJl-e.i iurnce OF IT,.
troubles. IAc special ,.....4 arrived aJpu
on Tuesday moin.as t.r. LYwcsy a
once called oa Gra Patterson, add as.l.g
cred the message w..A =" A.o.. lie lad be,
CHARGED
~ learn from Ir Lowery TIA. th,
Government = sell provided with aims
and t..yt.,.-f.L 20 ,u-. an .t--. al l-.-t r.F,
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Longevity cf the Romans.

Among the Romans. NJ Nalerius Cor
when ue died Fabius and Cato. above
ninety; Iercutia, the wife OF Cicero. one
sinudr,d ana three There are seveal Ia
stances oi Roman actresses who ecame
Old a piece OF good fortune which IlIeiI
profession IN these days can rarely boast.
Uue Luceja performed whole century,
and made her appearance pHb.Iciy when
in her hundred and twelfth year. G.erii
Copioll was u s;pri iIhi!y d4msel at ninety
when she Appeared upon the boards. Ac-
cuTdiug 10 u Valuable collection III regard
10 t:ie duration iitc IN the time OF The
Emperor Ne,pasian, preserved 10y PlIny
from The record, of the CENSUS, an ugques-
tioiIabiy creditable source, ii appears that
in the wear when that uunitc. ing OF the
people took place, he seventy sixth OF our
era, that Were iI>iu. in that part OF Italy
winch lies between the AnpenineS and the
Po. one hundred and twenty four men who
had attained the aIe OF one hundred years
and upwards, VIZ, fifty four of one hund-
red. hity seeven of IA hundred and ten, Two
OF n hundred and twenty five, four OF a
hundred and thirty, four of one hundred
and thirty five 10 one hundred and thirty
seven. and three OF one hundred and forty.
Besides these there We're i'll Parma, three
men of one hundred and thirty two; ard
in Veil. e.jacium, small town near Piacen-
tia, SIX persons who hnd attained the aye
of one hundred and ten, and four @. that
of oae hundred and twenty
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A JupICIAL JoxE-Jud-e Roswell was
trying tedious lawsuit concerning patent
medicines one day, Mr.. Dyet, of New
York, appeared counsel. The Judge re-
marked:
.Justice-I wish you could favor the
Court by postponing the motion, until
some other Justice is sitting at Chambers
am tired of heing dosed with these pills
Dvett-Wcll if your honor pleases !
would do anything in the world to serve
the Court. lat my duty to my client at this
instance forbiis that should any longer
delay this motion, the most important one
that has ever been made in the case. and
which if postponed may greatly distress
my client
Justiee-Mr Dyett, if your clients are
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love thee, Mary. and thou lowest me
Our Mutual Ia nc Is Ike the affinity
That dosl exist te'wevn ,wo ample bodies;
ain oIas>ium to Thy oxygen.
Wis little that the hnly marriage
Shall sloI |. make us one. That unity
! after all, but metaphysical.
U, wou!d ilat |, ny Mary. we're an acid 4.
Or. u liz Sing acid: t.sOu ai alka i,
fnuna'G q will hu.HaI sense that. brought SoSether,
W. b'th might Goa CSC iuio ne -at,
One hOmne etiUI> crystal Oh, that thou
heEi .rbon. aud myself We t h.drogen;
We would unite 'orm oirnt zas,
VI common c"al, .pihs Would TO hearen
1i;at were f,,' spioru-. sEd thou vert Lime!
Aud We 81 i-;s- coiri'os-d rhosphorct.
be CO tent to De suip'inr.c acid,
," tIat iiuu m shl be soda In | ,at case
We would he GiaUbri's salt. Vert thnu nagaessa
Instead. we'd form that ntine iron elson.
Cen a'st 'l,u oga>sa Dv. acqua:ortIs,
bh h: iIi uu'"u slcUld u at compoun form,
NItarIe @! i.oIasl,-otle wise sllti=:rr-
Aud that our several ia rTes swet.iy blend
VI II live and love together, until dr.:i
Should Gecon;lose our feshy teriiCuI q lid,
Leaving "Gr ,nu!> to all eternity
Amagamsted- sweet, thv Haueis irisgs,
Aud mine is johnson. Wherefore Shouid cot We
Agree to form a Johnsonate OF Ir ggss
We viii. lie day. the happy day i nigh.
" hen job nsCil :hau with beau'eous Hii~gs ccmbn
-IMedcaI Journal.
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NASINGToS, AIay !. lS6l.
10 additional troops will Le couccu,ra-
tel IL! y a~:!.l.-tU the 81. I..utreu Thousand
low here Ocn- considered tnJIrri, suisi-
cent Tor tie defence OF the capitol ly
Gen, Scot, Most ii the northern trooi'.
viii go Into uaulp, - tAeyac4aity Of Wash
lHstom, "a sooa - tho naces-ary pr,uara-
tons viii be completed. TIE ..rictest
discipline : brin. introduced into The az
NV oi lr.irc;io.. by Co.. Mansfield The
tO!inwtil. orders was issued Ly ham 10 dAv
Inc cusI!nln,Irgs ol Regime l. = a.i IN
dependent bataIloas AID companies viii
make Immediately. in writing, TO ,Leis.
headquarters, a report OF Their respective
commands, setting forth the state or dI,-
irict from which tncy came, their meals
oi getting here. aud the date OF their ar
+ rivIl. ana where quartereti or located, the
strength OF their Respective COmnandS the
character oi Their arms. the supply OF ANY
muHItlon, tne degree o! proficiency OF Ihe!r
. uE!llS, aud The Character oi the same; Il
7 they understand the dlili as sNirInie hes:
II they have plact!ced at the target and
the range, and proficiency thereof, if they
know the iramua! ot tile bayouet exercise.
hey viii also sta their condition and
abl.iy 10 take the field, as to camp and
garrison eQHipd9e, and the organization ol
tHelr conii!.s-ary. quartermIstrr aud me
dlc;il departments The commanders oi
regiments and Independent bata.ioA, ani
Companies that shall hereafter arrive will
I nlahe u ike report d. soon alter their ar
rival AZ practicable Strict order and re
cuality VIII bs. uiinfauei 10y the re- pee
table commanders of regiments aai b,taI
lions and companies, aud they VIII be held
accountable tor Il want OF good di,cipi me
and vii! take proper steps 10 enforce it.
/ The articles of war Will be read to the res
pect!ve commands on the Sabbath at in.
si'ec,ion, ue.ore going 10 church. and they
will be governed by the regulations OF the
army OF the United States
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N,v2L WAr-AEE-T'hr proposition
Jefferson DAYS u issue letters e maraue,
with a "ic" to stimulate priyateenring on
the commerce of the North. has aroused
the commercial mea here To provide the
most ehectnal means possible to punish
the pirates VINO engage in It. An i'm
men>c number Of guaboats are in progress
oi being fitted up to coopetate with the
D.oc!iad NJ navy, and It i believed that
40 Serious trouble viii arise to our com.
mecce from Mr. Davis e!io;ts TO pray upon
IT,
California steamships viii 10 provided
hereafter with Il VoTerfui armament and
can thus protect tuemse.yec IN the most
complete manner. Commodore Nander-
o.lt has most rcb,y offered ms fleet Of
oc"Ru steamers to tHe government for war
service, fuiiy mauaea 5El equipped, free
; o! charge This /, the biggest thing yet in
4 patriotic wav.-.s-',..:.-l. -IncricIa.
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A LARGE FRoa-Mr Meigs, Of this city.
told Us the othe, day. Of a large fro. re-
Gently caught III large pond. The ami
NAL measured two feet III length and four
teen inches acrcss the back. lie was ca
ried up the bank and placed on terra fir
ma As the crowd was gazing upon its
immense proportions, he made one leap,
carefully measuring the distance, so as TO
reach the water the first jump. The dis
ttnee being measured. was found to be
torty-two feet. Mr. Meigs is relia6fs
man, and tlle frog story, although large
one, is undoubtedly true. .;.onyomsry City
(N0) Ii0neer.
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lsI SsINIISS CARDS
THE NIW YORK BAK ERY

GEN =. 6. ~ =. Z. s.i...ss.
-.-zIE undersigned would lectHliy inform the inia
bit,pt, oil Ottawa vicinity that lac ~ now
,,r, 80 furnish the choicest variety Of Crackers,
uri rs Batter Soda Lemon, Boston -uy ter
- Water Biscuit. Also EFead, t:h"s, Brown bieau'
p;.s Ac Sc. in good variety. Confectionery, oi t"e
choicest selection constantly on hand All Aihus u
E,,,v nd Wedding Cake made to order .
The subscriber having paicd u" i'ailis nor
c., , wagon or the convenience and acco'ainoca
rion o, his customers and the puhI;c seHeia' ~"
allie to furnish anything in their 'ihv 10 ''ose ny , M
viii tleir orders 10 tle y J. BAKERY "f 10
the Office. -,
cor ,rest ot H. THnn,sou's Main street. send IN
,.,,,r ord rs and ry will receive prompt attention
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PossIT!oN OF PAEsoy BRowSLow-Dis-
patches were received here last night that
the President had issued proclamation
convenlng e2.:.a session of cong --rss on
the 4th ofJuly Also a call through the
war department upon the authorities Of
the states 10: seventy-fiva thousand voun-
teers, 10 meet ta!s emergency. The gov
eminent will also cut oil the mails in tho
seeded states So we NAV now see what
is coming. We have looked the matter
full ia tie face and are still! on the sids Of
government. We shall take sides with
the star, aud stripes, and in the face Of
al the ju.iyiug and clustering of disun-
loni>ts, we o.ldorse the action of our gov.
elnm-Lt. Insult after insult has been of.
Tered, without Resentment Oh tho part of
or government; and worse than all, de.
l.brgate purpose 10 march upon the capi-
tol ut Washington, 10y the rebels of the
southern coutedeIacy, has come to light,
and 1t is the duty of the government to
defend it until the Potomac runs with
blood to the mouth! This army called for
is rerliy to defend the capital, in part at
ieast.-haorriHs Wig. -
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sPoRTs7ZEy's 81 POT,

'tofLAS ffocFS
Z IFpsffE and manufacturer nf Jrrr Tv Ri
=, N "a" '"' ''lns of cv-rv d-Scrinticn. Te'esccpc
n ''r'' me E'fes. G-vn'vfrc Pr.reh Cast steel
" ". !, 'I',tF starter. for lnntirc. ard large
s"rmrn' ~ Refoivers Colts Reals Mn,ba.,ep,s R,nnt
.N">- al,en 'hprhrr's Gep,l-mrp vii, fpd a, ~ y
t''' ~ ing IN nv line ari wsrr,n. m rivr s,,is
'oh '" M 'ha' 'rvnr me VI / fhnr r.t,o,,r.
'hF''e thr 'id friends ~ II. p rprxrrp ,o ,.r.
a, hs -, rsr', Cusn-,ers win siways find hi m
NJ ms most. Ny shop is On Main Street. near IN. For
fo~der, Shot, Wade. and Caps. Guns let nv the Aav
Junis SHOMAS MOORE
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in great distress, would advise them in
the first place, to take some OF the pills;
and if that doesn't bring relief. then
would advise them to citaLge their OyeA
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MOLINE PLOW 5.

FVyHESE celebrated Paws (with double shiai are
for sale nv the uHdcr>ir, e,l. AMI we think We
saw with truth that with te improvements tna'ie 'lu-
ring the last yrsr, they Gi5HoHt daubt the best
Flows ever ofered in marfet. We shlll sell these
P,ows during the c'uiag season manufacturers
prices ard Ill Pipw> XIII br warranted
ing left hand PoWs. tlr Michigan double Pov
lie their orders in "d-ancra they will sure
OF --,tng them TERMS CASH
jauIg JACKSON < ]. 'CEWO0D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-11
Carriag re Repairing S,lop.


A LII branches of CaEiIGs aud Wagon repairing vii
"A he done with despatch. aud ia iar best manner.
Cay,s Carriage Shop Dur1irs ,;=cu' So
90 si3J and warranted in every respect.
shoe on the corner north OF the ciger House on
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