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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

r|Capt. 7. G. Orwig sends US from
Old POin. Comfort, Richmond Dispatch
of lIth inst. lie says "Part of my bat
terry was with scouting party to Glouces-
ter c. H. on Sunday-captured prison
ers, and Rebel mail"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

rS Don't "forget to remember" that
Thursday the 9th November is Thanks
giving Day 10 all the United States "snd
the Jarsies."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

EWo see By the boxes going Of every
day to the Union county soldiers, that
many Of them are to have abundant rea-
sons for Thanksgiving" Thursday next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

nG-Part Of the 5lst and SD Pa. Reg
iments are mentioued recently as doing
good service under Burnside.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

s@We are told tha. our correspondent,
Charles F. Dcif.nierfer, was wounded at
Antie:am, but is recovering.
VIM. Henry Snyder has recovered so
as TO reach Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

eIFOr Sheriff Sales, see Real Estate
head ... Railway and Post Oftica times
are changed from Monday Wanted
in Northum berland, good Teacher.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21
Issue List for COlrt. Dec. Is.

lSSat Ll>l IuI tDLIt, DtC. ID.
| Abm and John Aurand VS. CT Schafle
: AJSampsel u Il Siocker US l. 5 Hsrroli
} MARY Beckiey vs. VIM Deuber II II Baum
VIM Hartman vs Jas > Marsh Il Co
) VIM II Uhhnger vs. Alex Ammons
8 Eli Sller rs L B,ilmyer ant 9th
John Brown VS. EotJ Candor
$ y MenSch's Exrs IS Youngman &Wal.er
0 Chs II Shriuer vs. Wm Rule
10 Wm Van Gezer vs. J NJ L Ranck
II Edward & James VS. Lew Rookie and 9th
l2 kelierS for Rule vs. G. II Shriner with not
70 n Young " Jos VI Thomas
II Trustees Of UH.ycTsIjy vs. Jas : Marsh
Is Saml GemberiInC vs. Michael Ever
l6 Cyrus Eaton IS VI G Ranck
Il Jos " Snrucr vs. Martin Nickel
IS Gcddes. Marsh Il Co vs. James 7 Ross
10 Chs Cawiey vs. Mcnges s Penny who
20 vi kisckner same
81 e II Shrjner for Vance vs. VIM Rule
- same for use same
~ same same
81 kleckner for use G. q vs. c * VI Bcurcr
- David Trut vs. Michael Trui
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

D~The growth of cotton, aud tobacco,
and the production of molasses in the
Free States this year is quite large,
and shows how easily We could soon live
without the South. The Southern
"Kings' will soon have to 60 without
crowns
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21
Real Estate.
SHERIFF'S SALES.


DY virtDe of sundFy wits Of Ven ExI.suei
ID out Of the Cour; Of Common Pleas Of
Union comfy and L. me directed, i VI IA expose
al Public sale or Query, On MONDAY the
18th day of Deer, lso:, al The Courl House
10 jhe bOro' OF LewiSburg. al O'Clock, y NJ
i cenalg tract o! Land situate in Kelly TT.
Union Go, bounded On the south by land Of
Geo. F. Miller. Esq, on the west and norh ~
land Of Jacob keSer. and on the east by the
West Branch of the SuSIuehanna river, con-
tanning TW EHTY ACRES. more or less,
whereOn are erected a Brick Dwelling -
House, a Wash House. Wood House. llzG
I Bank Barn, We'll with pump, and other
Ouibuiidings, Sc. with me arPlrieaances. as
the properly @! J. B. Dafesmun.
Also. al he Sarn- tine and place, certain
Lot Of Ground, situate in the Borough Of
New Berlin, and county Aforesaid, bounded
on the east by Vine street, On the south BY
land os Jacob Nauck, On Tie west By land of
David Mauck, on the north br land Of DR. J. X.
Lott. containing ACRE. more or less,
with the apPurIenances as the properly Of q,
A. SeebgH
IF ALBRIGHT, Sheriff.
SherifS Office, Lcwisburg. Nov. Il, 1862
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21
rIBLINHED slNl.NfEkLI-.-
Tpeslay Morning & Friday Afternoon.
Post up the Books !!
Tnr EuCToNs OF ,>62.


The Elections in the Loyal States 70
this wear are now pretty much deter
mined. They were all peaceful and legal
and some pretty warm. We add up th
States as follows, dividing them, as the,
voted for Governor or other State Ticke,
ir,o Administration and Opposition.
ADMINISTRATION OPPOSITION
Maine New YORK
New Hampshire New jersey
Vermont 6LIi 5H"S ''-
RhoSs Is,,ns Igdi,us
Connecticut llhuois-G
Delawaro
Missouri
California
UFeson
1nwa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Miehigan-l5
a majority OF NINE STATES iof tha
Administration
We GAINED the Governor in Delaware
and in Oregon-2-and LOST the Uovern-
Grin New York, which has a hepuo!ican
Legislature y and New Jersey-2-e'en'
We probably GAIN U. S. Senator IN
California, aud il Oregou-2-and LOSE
in Illinois, Indiana, and Pennsy ylyania-3
nett loss, l. But if Missouri has
elected Emaucipationists, the Adm. may
GAIN TWO Senators there. We lose the
/ Legislature Of Delaware BY dozen votes
10 one county, or we should gain a U. S.
Senator there.
The new divisions of Congressional
districts oust mauy old Members on both
sides, and we happen to lose several by
local or personal dissensions. Ye, the Adm.
have about TEN majority of those now
elected, leaving them fair chance for the
control Of the lower House of Congress to
assemble one year henee-Dec. OF 1868.
The U. 5. Senate, also, Will undoubtedly
be friendly.
Among the members Reelected, most
hated BY the Rebels aud the Democracy,
We name Judge Kelly, and Stevens, OF
Pa; Pomeroy, and tenton, OF y. L.;
Coliax OF Ind; LoSeJoy' ana asnourn'
of III. Among those los' oy Tue ABSENCE
of Volunteers ana 'n' cnaHge u uis'''''''
are some Oh 'oe 'FueS'' h's' uss'ui "en
10 0oheress-oPeaAef ufoN' oSnPpe"'
M'fnefson' anu pIa'l' u "a oui'e''
sna oiosnam' "a ou'0 ,ue uA"'e''
Oh ne" L o'A l o''s'' Va WIS., ~
Iehn afen'' o'H'' suUs
10 a'u'ngtou '''4
Amos Anu LeOna'U
A d. aHN
Am'ps 'noS'' D'0'' l'0' -, W r.
"'O.''u =. 'D' p''f'',
~ 'IS'' enoi'' '''
hiaiEhARlh fA'is'
Every State that voted, down 10 the
Obvious failures Of the Democratic Oener-
sis, Buell. and MCle!laD, voted for the
Administration bv an increased majority
fm,t;,r d,o .ilovanc, far the absence Of
i, f,;oeds in the Armissl Since those
dis.s..,. the Administrator has lost six
,,,,. state. and Ia. kent the reminder
bv aecre,sc5 mai rites Itis. therefore.
,i,in ,b., onr military r.vers.s hare been
CHARGED "a the Prssissn, who ken: those
ns, !, of;,s and M. tn the officers them.
,.,r.. rbo .rs ,.,lIv mas, rssnonsibIe as
~;I:. r.. III .,a ". ,..,n
'''''' I'o'
-, I - f"....:-..-s;,s..s a., .-,a
Wv. 80. -:.'.".s ' .'-." -. 60.
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=, ,s, --;.: ..r,
b,-. t.a. .,.-o,I;..ai.,. s..
.sssos ~. u;,.o- n;I, ;,.rre him n.
,o..io,s - oom. :, tho snrinr Of 1sG3
boss ncb,nces" demanded have been
,ro,o .-,;-oI-
...aos..,Ii
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

DISTRTCT INsTITUTEs.-The teachers
and directors of Buffaloe township vii!
meet at Buffsloe y Roads, Saturday, 22d
inst, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
Of recognizing the District Institute
The teachers Of Mitilinburg, West Buffa-
loe, and par. of Limestone, are requested
to meet in MifHiuburg, same day, at .
o'clock p NJ, for similar purpose.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

rA-We learn that Jacob Y. Rsnck,
who was drafted, is enabled to continue
the Kelly Y Road. Store, younger
brother of his voluntarily taking his place
in the nrmy..r..A poor man with large,
dependent family, in Lyc1ming couaiy,
was drafted, when younger man, upon
whom he had no claims Of relationship or
otherwise, stepped forward to relieve him,
aud was accepted as subs;itu.c......A for
eigner, drafted 10 Lancaster, refused to ask
exemption, although offered $500 to GO as
a substitute he was willing to bear his
share Of duty, without reward......These
are striking proofs Of most commeuda-
BE good feeling among our people in this
crisis of our history.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21
FOR RENT.

~ THE Brick House on West Market ~,
Ei,s owned by J. MILES EVANS. will 30
reutri until April hext, Or until April, ls0a.
Inquire Of LEWIS l.. JONES.
Nov. Il, ls62
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-21

nA- -Wm. II. Beck writes from Warren
ton, 10Th Nov, that they were constantly
on the move, or ready to move, and the
booming Of cannon is almost constantly
heard. Suffers prices are as follows :
frkin butter SO cts, -four s cts, chewing
tobacco 81 so, smoking IS cts, bottle of
wbiskey (and nothing extra l,50, small
loaves of bread tpoOrly baked) 10 cts,
apple pics % cts, small ginger cakes cts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29
VOL. XXII---NO. %.
McCieIsn's -trz.e.y.

Here is something for the nevyynopor
Generals, who ere attacking McClellan's
! plans and strategy so feroc ou.ly wih.ou.
knowing anything about either to ponde,
upon
The Buffalo Erp-c5s, on what authority
we know not, referring to the campaign
south OF the Potomac, remarks than " He
only kaoIC that Mcclellan does not follow
the enemy, but draws back Q part of his
I force on Washington, thence to take ship
and make decent on some other point
Why he does so may be guessed ar Sup
pose that he marches directly south from
Manassas, following them up the Rappah-
annock, drives them back upon Richmond,
back again upon Weldon, and so no still
farther south, the rebels falling back all
the time as they did from Mauassas--
What have We then? An enemy falling
back on his supplies ronforcements, in
creasing- his numbers AMI organizing
victory with every retreationg step; while
our own army grows smaller with the
advance, gets farther from ist supplies and
relniorcemeDts, and meets n defeat in "a
grand enGa "ement at some far inland
point, This i-a,surcdly the rebel strategy,
I if they have any-a strategy marketable
~ 'tiN " 'HA' 'Ni1'i' ne nave sltatl tblil-
munications by rayigable rivers, and con
seQuent abundant transportation.
I" On the other hand, suppose we con-
sidcr the rebel army a column. widening
at the base, its apex at Manassas. Cut it
in two at Weldon or Petesseurs hv a
southern flank movement Then we have
the rebel army of the Potomac caught in II
trap in Virginia the rebellion itself practi-
caliy subjugated, and the great disaster of
4 summer war in hot ATTITUDES, with the
enemy in unimpa;rcI numbers, will be
spared Us, This theory accords with the
repeated aycrmcGts of good generals for
several months past, that Manassas was
the place iorrcj-i oii.nsc. but not defense;
that they were better there than elsewhere:
and that there would never be Il fight at
Manassas, because th- g.. bels would retire
whenever cur troops we're fairly upon the
offensive; n theoI, which is vindicatod by
the retreat Of tue rebels days before our
advance. a retreat designed TO defeat Nc
Cle!ian flank movement, but a. we believe
commenced too late to accomplish its
object. II the rebels Get out OF Virginia
without a fight, thea It viii be time to
critioisc intel!i.on:,y Mcclellan character
~ General
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

\ Nashville correspondent states that
the opening oC the postoiiice there de-
ve!oped the anxiety - communicate with
the Moth. Notan hour passes that scores
81 ladies and gentlemen do not call to
inquire whCn the frs; mail from the North
may be expected SwaYms Of persons
corw up with Letters, nearly every one of
which j. dlTsIJgd 10 some -O-e in the
northern Sttt"s Wei. DIRE ed and intel
licelt ge"t!em.n come gp win open let
Jefs and ask TO have tlCn read. evidently
supp0-inc thc. there j. Co.. 'e rs thorough
an espionage over 'n0 u1:.. rs ti.ey them;
selve, have hti tp.hers come in with
letters to s9Ls from whom they have not
heard tor eight months, and ask. with an
air OF dis.rs-s uncertainty, whether it is
really true tuat they can TI.te to the
North without interruption.
I" am v,Ir sorry - see YOU acrc at all,
said a Young lady at the postotlice this
morning aud hope you'll have to
leave soon again; but, Oh / s-a 80 glad I
can write home once NOE! Are you
quite sure YOU can 1T = letter all the way
10 Philadelphia without some L;ncolnite
destroying IL; a-S- ~ OLD white headed
man. all Hh0ss friends and relqtiyer re-
mained in the Quaker City. VIII you
look over this, sir, 20 as TO be sure there's
nothing wrong in j. that it may 90 on as
'asr a. pos-iriry asks youI lady, dress
Cd in deep mourning. 1T isn'tneoessary
1T all, madam replies the officer
" They Il - iu,t a s.eediy without exami-
nation" ON, ne, sir I'd rather have you
look at Il, - IL sure that II Will 20. The
postmaster ruu. hi- eye over the letter,
and finds it a piteous appeal to long
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29
siie EiEnfislcr.

A kingGshcr had caught a common bull
head, or miller's thumb, a well known
large headed fish and on attempting to
swallow it, bad been batiied by the large
head, which refused to pass through the
sullet. and accordingly chok.d the bird.
The kingisher must have been eXtreamly
hungry when it attempted 10 eat so large
a morsel, rs the fish was evidently OF q
size that could rot possibly have been ac-
commoda.ed in the bird interior Several
similar examples are known: but one,
which is recorded by Mr.. Quekett, is ofso
remarkable kind that it worthy OF
notice. The bird had cought and actually
attempted to swallow young dabchick,
and, as might be supposed had fniseraoiy
failed in the attempt The most complete
instance of poetical justice beialilng
kingfishor, is one which occurred IN Ulou-
cestershire. and was related to me by an
eve witness The narrator was sitting on
the bank of q favorite river and watching
the birds, fish, and insects that disport
themselves upon and in the waters, when
some strange blue object was seen tloting
down the stream, and splashing the water
with great vchemence On nearer ap-
proach it WIS seen to be n kinciisher, from
whocs mouth protluded the tail ane part
of the body ola fish. The struggles of the
choking bird became more and more faint,
and well-Righ ceased, when pike pro-
truded his broad nose from the water,
seized both kingfi>her and fish, and disap-
peared with them into the regions below.
- REQ j. o. Woods Nu.rai History.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

From the New York Commercial.

From The New lOTA Volf'HcTV'
Mr.. Sparks. in his Life of Washington,
thus quotes from private letter written
bv the father of his country, during the
time that be was SO bitterly assalled by
calumniators at home: " My enemies take
an uncenerous advantage of me, They
know the delicacy of my situation, and
that motives of policy deprives me Of the
defence ! might otherwise make against
their incidious attacks. They know l
cannot combat their insinuations, however
Injurious, without disclosing secrets which
it is of the utmost momeit to conceal.
The reader can readily supply the
parallel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

"You find your moostarchers great
deal OF comfort, don't you. Tom Z? Aw,
well, yes but I'm almost afraid l must
cut them, for ones obliged to dress SO
doosed expensive in order to make every
thing accord.
1t is said that some two months since
some of the irrepressab.e Congressman
called on General Mcclellan to urge a
forward movement, and asked him
General can't you take Manassas z Yes
/ could take it; but it would probably
cost one.third of the entire attacking
force" But, you could take itY "Oh
yes; I am confident could take 1t a,
that cost" "Then why don't you take il
at whatever cost p Because l can get il
at a much cheaper rate 2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

FROM PEENTICE-A Missouri paper says
that there is no money III that state. We
are sorry that Missouri is without money,
but congratulate her chat she is without
Price.
A Memphis paper complains that the
rebel troops at Fort Randolph have not
proper quarters. Then let them ask quar-
ters from Commodore Foote.
jeff. Davis has by an order of susren,
sion from service, disgraced Floyd and
Pillow. He disgraced himself in various
ways long ago.
The rebels intend to retreat South till
tbey find n good line of defense. We
recommend 10 the equinoctial line.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

u
9HE undersigned would repecifuiy INFORM the ilha
= bitants OF Ottawa and vicinity that he IS no"
prepared furnish the choicest variety oi Crachers
such Butter soda Lemon, Boston oyster,
Pies &c, &c, in good variety Ccniectionery OF te
choicest selection. constantly on hand All xmas Vi
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor eSpehs
fitting up a wagon for the convenience and aeconhooa
,iou OF his customers and the public generally are no
able TO furnish ANYTHING in their line to those who de
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon TO can day
will please their orders TO the N T. Bakery OF u
the Post Office. r,,
~ Remember the place, in Edwards BLOCK. rev
oor west IN. Thompson's store, Main street seho IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

Rvly FOLLOWING THE DIsCHAECa OF ORD-
NAxCE.-Some curious data respecting this
phenomenon have been collected by, Nj. j.
c. Lewis He state that IN October, lS2o,
he took not ofa very corious ram that imrle'
diatlv followed the discharge OF ordnance
during tie ceIehaation of the meeting oi
the waters of Lake Erie and Hudson, up.
on the completion OF the EIie Canal; ana
in 1911 he published continues obseiVa-
tons on the subject, which seemed to eS'ao-
lish the fact that the discharge oil neaVy
artillery at contiguous points produceS
srcb a concussios that the vapor collects
aud falls generally in unusual quan'stles
~. S,me tIoy or the following. The early
,nt,l,s Of the late war with France and
I,,s,r;, we're succeeded by such copious
ms that even small rivers were not
! rordabIe: and during the great battles oi
| co,ferino storm arose of such fierceness
that for the time the conflict ceased Nc
| Clellans columns fought four different bat
ties on as many different days, and there
| were extensive rains before the close OF
each day. On July 2lst, the battle of Bull
| Run was fought, and the next day the rain
was copious all day and far into the night
| A more exact and extensive collection
of such data as these may lead to immedl
ate results both in theory and practice
An inscription, it is said, may be found
III an Italian grave yard; Here he'
Etella, who transported large fortune tt
heaven in acts of charity, and has gone
thither to enjoy it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

Tug JAYS EoLuR!LIry-One Of the most
remarkable peculiarites OF the Jay = the
yolubilirv of their sounds. The alarm
note the bird utters on the appearance oi
danger. or ever of a stranger on Isl haupss,
is extremely harsh but it has love note
peculiarly soft, yet so low and apparently
cautious. that it seems whispering TO Its
mate. as if TO hide their affections ana
labors from the other tenants al the grove
Even when it Is very initiative, and
though it does not attempt the songs OF
the warblers, il is very adroit at bieatInS,
screaming, neighing. and in short initiating
a,, the harsher sounds. Bew!ck says
I'VE have heard one initiate the sound
made by the action OF a saw so exactly,
that though it was on a Sunday, we couid
hardly be pursuaded that the person who
kept IT had not a carpenter at work III the
house. Another at the approach OF cattle
had learned to hound a cur dog upon
them. by whistling and calling upon him
by name At last, during severe 1ro>t'
the dog was by that means excited 10
attack a cow big with calf, when the poor
animal fell on the ice. and was mucn hurt.
The iay was complained OF as nuisance,
and its owner was obliged 10 destroy IL
Mudie, another careful observer, remarks
=" " ords in which the letter occnrs are
soonest learned, not only by the jay, but
bv most birds that can be taught to articu-
late" That is easily accounted for by the
unvieldips nature OF the mandible, which
forces the air to coma out between the
upper part of the tongue and the palate,
on which that trills man cannot easily
pronounce the in any but Northumber.
land fashion, if he grins the while; and
| those who use the tongue simpering ana
softly. merely touch, but not pronounce 1t.
l-CnsseNs Natltr0k History.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29
Can't. Ericsson has written the following
letter to Epes Sargent, of Boston;
Nrw York. March II.

New YORK, March IL.
any DEAR SARGENT: l accept with great
Measure your congratulations, and assure
YOU that eveay exersion will be made on
my part to furnish the nation with T1rona war
vessels that will enable us to defy Europe.
Give me only the requisite means ana, ~
a rsry short time, we can say to those pow, poIers'
now NV bent on destroying republican freedom i,
Lope The GuH .oitA yo,r fraI erGH or psr:sh
/ have all my life asserted that meonan.ca, ] al
science will put an end TO @ ,ne power cl :u
England over the seas. Inc .he ocean ocean IS
Nature s highway between the hatlons.L
laws when properly applied, will make
"Yours, very truly,
az ERICSSON"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

Reynolds, the dramatist, observing to
Martin the thinness of the house at one
Of his own plays, added, "H g supposed it
was owing to the war" No., replied
the other. :" it is owing to the piece.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

"Why don't You dancer blithsly in
ouired an eminent functiopsry of a leading
senator at recent social festivity in
W ashington
Il never dance in besieged city, was
the Quick and stern reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29
i. ID. OLMsTE AD,
Produce and Commission Merchant.

The market price paid for all kinds OF Grain-Whea'
and Corn stored and shipped AS parties may desire
Liberal advances made Grain in store at my
War house on the of La Sale street and Hy
drauic asn Ottawa, Illinois.
y. B.-Farmers can save time by unloading "ith ID
a have the first Warehouse they approach the
cty and also Steam Elevator and all other convenient
ces to un, Dad with dispatch; and they can always
rely on getting the market price.
OTTAWA Dec. 2S, '6i. J. ID. oLMsIEhp.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD
SPORTSNEN'S DFPOT!
HOMAS MOORE.

rMpoRrER and manufacturer Of Increase Twist Ri
l a.. and shot Guns of every description, Telescope
ana Patent Muzxie Rifles Revolving Breech Cast Steel
R.rreis With Guide Starter for hunting and large as
sortuent Revolvers. Colts Bears Mathe.ten hont
sbon everything my line, and warrant :" give salts
faction to all that favor with their patronage
in wife the old friends OF II. p. RRUNKFn to give me
call as he il my agent Customers will always MIN
Al his post NY shop is Main Street, near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, wsAs aud Caps Guns let BY the day.
juu1s fdOAAs NOO$A