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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16
The E'.c.

The He is IN necessary. he bites hard and
cevrnry-ne Is twJ numerous 10 menstun. he
IL not materially dysirlchtve, bat Is maid so
by his Appglit. wIich Is vISnus. The mail tie
consists oi little black anamyl with sum
legs nn his stu.nnei and he'd IN frInt OF
his BAN eni. he glmps with im .neh. fjrse
and bytes with rarpydety on the paIs where
he iIcs, ana he Is wuss days than mites, for
ms drsds air evil. He Kan be ketch-d I'll
victim the filsui aud putin it ,mmtjitIy onto
the krltturs bik-ihis Scnfuses him aud YOU
kan Squash him. he wall then di. the ie-
mail lie 1onsists OF a sym lar anh hmyl to the
msii; She is tharior different 4i1 that re
spekt. her habits Is quear she is equally
numerous As the be tle only she IS d ferent.
She is ri ers koptinualiy bein cohfyned, and
vet. notwith.tandin, she is alters around with
her ARMY, bitin OF You. She ketched
by the same mojus apperendi that the mail
is ketched. only she is different in som
respects from the mail see as before intyma-
ted above.
The Knitts il interesting things-thai Air
easy ueened. Tha consist Of the offspring
of the mail end femail ae and air fust small
er than others. tha immejltly byte as soon
As tha air konshus OF bein Knit. Tha aiI
ketched precisely like thare parihks' air, but
tha air harder to squash. the knitts con
sists of mail and femail accordin to regul al
! r,tashuu in natur, only talirsis moar fen,aiis
than mails, and tha dir different and mo,
of them. and tina know which jenier tha air
and which eide THAR biin end is onto ia Il
vary few minniis after tina is born.
Knitts byte, mail fes byte, femail fies byte
the bed buggs is little bi,in critter also"
when tha hes a case for to byte.
7. S.-ths git under = fellers close. nc
matter whether mail or femail, in the mite
and byte kontiuually without iptyrupshun =
lcetle peace rite out evra byte, 'ie3 lh'
tha is unnecessary to hev. ., ..r;a boz
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16
IA zth<1, & &rcM,<<A
CurSoslsies of Eating.

Al old beau, formerly we'll known II
Washington City, WAS accustomed 10 eat bu
one neal in twenty hours if, after this
he had to go to = party aud take seconC
dinner, he ate nothing at all next day. He
died at the age of SEVENTH .lfa.l - il-:8
A lady OF culture, refinement and unusua
powers vi observation and comparison
became a widow. Reduced from sfflIe CO
to poverty with large family of Sun II chill
dren dependent on her . sAnual labor for dali
food, she made a variety of experiments u
ascertain what articles could be purchased
for the least money, and would NJ the same
time go the furthest." by Keeping her chill
dren longest from cryiug for something to
eat. She soon discovered that wher. they ate
buckwheat cakes and molasses they were
quiet for u longer time than after eating auy
other kind. -s7-r.s.f
A distinguished Judge Of the United
States Court observed that when he took
buckwhest cakes for bre kfAst, be could 81.
OH the beach the whole day without being
uncom ortably hungry; if the cakes were
omitted. he felt obliged to take !uncp about
noon. Buckwneal cakes ar . uuivers Al
favorite At the winter break fast table, and
scientific investigation aud analy.Es has
sno~1 that they abound in the heat, ii brmlny
principle; hence nature takes away our
appetite for them in summer.
During the Irish famine, when many died
of Hanger. the poor were often TO ihi spend
Ins their last shi.iIug Tor tea, tobacco aiid
spirits. L h,s al.J b ..n oI,servs d In 'ew
YORK, by ti'Dse C nliectei- ith-ch Ari;n bl.
Institutions. that when mDaey WIS b.,d t,
the poor they often Laid it all out in tea or
coffee, instead of procuring food, such a,
meal, and -four. ind pot.toes.
On beng rrprovei for their apparent ex-
travasance and improviicnce, The uuive-. Il
cry was IN both cases iI-ntcal their own
observation had shown 'hem that a d enny's
worth of tea. tobacco o. liquor, w,ul II keep
off the sense OF hunger longer than "a pen
ny $ worth cf snyihing else Scientific men
e press the lea by saving: Tea, HE alec
ho. ret~rds the inet,m ,rpLJ,e ol the tissues.
IN other words 1t gives fuel t. the flame nt
life, AMI thus prevents it from consuming the
fat ami flesh of the BODY"
Ii Derspn gets INTO the habit Of taking a
lunch b-tw 81 ore ,Sisst aud dinaer. he will
-'on II ii himself getting FATHER a,ni ab1at
the regular luncheon time !; but lei him be so
Hres,rd with l:nppriant eng 4."n-nis for sew
era DAYS Ia succession a. tn take nothing
between meals snj IL viii not be long be icr-
he dispense with hi. lunch altogether
Ihe,e things seem to ,hpw thai TO "A certain
ext.h' eating Is ). mere habit. Whole tribes
of lnli III hunters and trapp-rs have been
known u eat bnI OF III twenty four hours.
aud that al II ght.-HIifs Journal Of H;aM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

In the Farmers Instructor and afrisburg
C5nrdnt, published at Harrisbnrgh III 1900,
the following spicy advertisement appeared
'''0n Thursday, ahe 18th OF November. the
.Revd Hugh MORRISON, of Sunbu1 '. was
reyniarly dismissed from being Pastor of the
Congregation of Buffalo, by the Revd. Pres
byiery of uatingdon. Wisdom is justified
by ner childreu! -.
'Wanl-d-A Clergyman who will neither
swear, lie, get drunk, nor preach politics,
and who can come we'll recommeI Ided for
his exemplary zeal, for piety, innocehcy. and
integrity. will meet with sstisla tory encour
sgeInent by applying to the Elders Of Buffalo
Congregation, where he may resb gain.
profits and adysn;ages-'For the IL borer il
worthy cf his hire" = ~ F. 49,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

A SURPaIsE ID A WonD THIEF a gentle
m la living Id Err. Hate, w;l,se SO t W ), II
g nj :,t-d u vdy faster ihan W., w,rrantsi b; /;
the m.ilaess OF th, wealth n, ch .rscl .ie
looking stick with d tea uuaceS of p, u n
and LETT it Oh tn, pile. The Ecp'ess th as
relates the sequel:
Wednesday loren on an, explosion was
heard in = h5dse ntar by, ani Kitchen win,
l-lps was spared no pines. On solng to The
spot sight might have been seen TIE
lssipfe hi ,inei :. peace cla,cr.nc., > keith.
of bei .i pork hal sh,i np throhth The
roo. like IN arrow A dish oi-app!4s ST ~
ing on The stove gave the. ceiiag tii. ~ 'ei r.
ancr oi- a map ot Caiiornis. A cIt IN
wa, sleeping under the stove went through
the broken win!ow as though at.er the deril
or II doctor. The cat has nut beef heard
from since. but sml OF burnt dat hair
pervades the h, use thoroughly. A Hat iron
was holstcd into . pan OF dough chair
.ost three. legs, the wood box looks sick
whilst The roof of the house looks like a
bursted apple dumping. st tstf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

THE Power OF THE HEARr.-L Let any one,
while sitting down, place the left leg over the
knee of the right one. and permit it to hang
freely. abandoning all muscular control over
1t. Speedily it may be, observed to,sWay
forward and backward through 4 LEaited
space at irregnia- intervals. Counting the
number of these motions from any given
time, they will be found to agree exactly with
the beatings of the pulse. Every one knows
that AT fires, when the water from the engine
is forced through bent hose, the tendency is
to straighten the hose, and if the bend be a
sharp one, considerable force is necessary to
ovsrcome the tendency. Just 10 j, is in the
case OF the human body. The arteries are
but system Of hose, through which the blood
is forced bv the heart. When the leg is bent,
all the arteries within are bent too and every
time the heart contracts the blood rushing
through the arteries tends to streighten them +;
and itis the effort which produces the motion
of the leg alluded TO. Without such ocular
demonstration. it is diffiult to conceive the
power exerted by that exquisite mechanism.
the normal pulsa;iors of which are never
perceived by him whose very life they are. =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16
The Emperor l1nxImiiIan.

lhe acceptance OF the crown OF Mexico by
the late Arcbauke .. Austria will prDbabl,
torn all era oi great Importance in the mis-
io.f oi our western Continent. H Is no
Ordinary nsn, but In character and talent.
will probably be found equal to Any OF the
reIgn'Dg nonarchs OF The world. As to hiS
IA ami!y aud personal history, tins I'm peri.l
Parsonage Is lineAl descendant of ,be an
cienl aud illustriou, house OF H.p.blrg lie
was borC ON tu- oh OF July, Io32, and 10
therefore now in hi, thirty fourth wear He
Is the brother of the present Eu peror uf
Austria, aud on the 22.th Of july. ioJ6. was
nirr'od at bru4se,s u the Pri,a-.. 70 ~
do ,ybier AT Leopold, the present hing Ut the
Bel lans The Archtuke Maximiiian was
Nice-Ai niral ani coinInand-r-in-chiaf OF the
Austria navy. of which he NAV BE- consider
e the fuu der; s,d the most important
works OF the empire for marine purposes
have been constructed under his direction.
Ihereiis no department nt in naval architecture,
aud NO branch ot science. literature aud arr
OF which he does not possess y th4rough
kno.led ,e. He was at one time Goternor
OF Lomb.rdy and Venice it was tryi z
p Rod, yeI ne co, dlc;ed himself with such
wisdom A. d tact A. TO surmount all obst stAcles,
AMI secure - himself he esteem aud ad mira
ton 0i the people Under his govern reu;.
He sp.aks all the leading European Lam
guage.; his administrative talents arc said
- be unsur ass d and throughout the Aus
Irian empire his popularity among al qla ses
OF people was unbounded. His mother, the
Archduchess Sophia, Is considered one of
the most enlightened and talented ,aiie. in
Europe.-.N. Lo,as Rtpudticd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

l. Virtually abr1ga,ed the conf cation
j act r t .r
. Freed the Churches from military
control. ...
Told Chief Justice Chase that no
attempt must be ma ie 10 iorce negro SUI.
frage on the South without the South s
wishes.
4. Declared to the head of the Ereei>
mans Barcau that he will hold him RESPONSE
bic II any negro inSurrectiou occurs
5. Sighfi-d his intention OF seeing rha,
the Sodtherh members shall be admitted, and
the South restored the Union Is sbon as
q possible.
6 Refused to see u. Greeley and other
extremis
I. Declared that the rights OF the States
shall be held sacred by the Federai Govern
ueut.
). Declared the Freedman's Bureau shall
not exist a day longer than is specified in the
act creating and limiting it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

CURE FOR. LHoLERA.-A corre spoadsnt
writing from Jamaica, cemmunic Gates the
following remedy for cholera, viz Steep one
quart iof pinnnient3 (balter known d nder the
name of a.spice) in gallon OF spirits, rum
or brandy, the latter preferred, at least Que
week, stirring occasionally. Take wine
glass of this Infusion with a little warm
water, and sweetened with sugar He says
that the daily use of this highly aromatic
medicine will be- found u re eds or prevent
i've in districts where chsieras prs.vkiis Or Is
snticipated. .-3.. i ...l = sfsff Issi .fFla as. )
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

During the prevalence Of the late annular
eclipse, an enthusiastic colored individual in
Norfolk, W, became greatly elatsd. '.Bgsss
de Lord, said he niggar's time hab come
st las-he's free, and now ve is gwihe to hsh
. brsck spn--su-ely the Watar oh glory an
,wid de- colored folks, ~ So
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

The Boston Post SAYS: The big stories
told Of Meriao sheep and their flsecet belong
to the category If woolen yarns ~ frs 5.a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

Official returns show that the various
Indian tribes now in this cou ntry number
337, 500. .,s- s4,z s,st ~-a~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

St. Paul. Minnesota, has population of
1902, against 10, ,4oj in 1860.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

CHARLES J. BEATTIE, Attorney and
~ Counsellor at Law Pontiac Livingston county, III.
aag26, '65-hys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
NafsCe To Mariners.

BAlrlc-GuLr OF BorHsIA-From the opening Of nsvigs.
ton in Sea Of Aand in spring until II 10 closed by ice
Autumn, tignss will be exhibited at UndeI.ten ghhon,e
70 passing ship by day. should the GTundks
and ymlTand Light vessels not be lying their respective
stations
NORTH ALL lSric-C AsARY IsIANDs-A revolving white
igbt h nov exhibited from Hight house recently erected on
Dersda Point the east side Of ean,s one OF the Ca
nary sands fired red igt is exhibited from light
house recently erected MArtno Point orh side Of
Loos ..t light j. exhibited from light house re-
ccuv erected on .,a Peninsula at the north east extreme
Oh Grtu Cansris- , -
IsEIiSp-Sorru Cohsr-A bell and beacon have been
fccd 10 ,nars the position Of Dsunts Roct OF Roberts
Head, near Cork iiurtOr. .
MypITTnyATyAs-The fixed red hight hitherto rhibted
on Psuo Point eastern shore OF the Gulf Of ssonca has
been replaced by fixed white lights The two h1sd
red shts hiher 81 bied about half mile to the
west Of Me.ina or Mersys, coast Of KHsmanis 10 be
rep aced by hred white light revolving white hight is
now ,b.d fror light house recently erected Andrea
lslet near Port Galipoh. south coast OF ltaly:
sPAIsSoUTH CoAsTAA harbor hight has been established
on the extremity Of the mole al Almrfih-
kHwPouspLksD-SouTH CoAsT-A flashing white light 10
now exhibited from lighthouse recently erected on Mercer
Head the south extreme OF Brunei Island Fortune Bay
EsGLIsD-SoUrH CoAsrThe tower OF the lgh, house at
Dunceness will shortly be coored red and white IN aternss
hornontu blndS Tie buoy the southwest end OF the
Shingles the entrance to the Needle, Chsuns has been 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
= v,..,ss,ppj LoynIisps' speech.p

One sturdy loyal man in the Mississippi STATE
,onvsntion--a delegate named Crawford, IRON Jones
County-made bis mark as an original takei' one ~
rs speeches was Ms follows; -
aur President-Sir: have come up here 10 express
tte feeiirgs Of nv constituents on the great SUBJECT
enc up here sir, 10 represent my constituents
1e from. People boot and wink NJ the streets, ana
- .T'bere goes rncssy back from Jones; but, slf,
Ssve no preiudces am disposed 10 treat nv enemies
a more Christian, more missionary spirlt thah .hes
seated me an o mOssy.Oacb, sir nhu sIanu NJ {
- S,v 10 represent the County Of Jones. otherwise
Sun "a me free State of Jones'. But let not people
r.,pE 20 Insult me with ImpGDliy love dos
so, bis faitliuness, bat tie yeplng oi puppies 1
J@.oise People said that the County of Jones' the
.e state of Jones seeded from Mississippi. Yes,
~ we aid secede from the ConfeGeracy, ana Sir, we
<,~ft item ike dogs we killed them like devils we
H.red them like asses-yea, Ike asses, SIR MY pe0
& down there in the County Of Jones did in their
Ss.ien capacity aid secede. and did become NOISY
I,,ck. Sir We did fight them like dogs and viii XII
seu ike hellons--hke heions say, sir But didn't
me 40 here 20 gas Sir and surrender my rights TO
rss door Sir expressing only the sentiment. that
. and up Or the County OF Jones in general; yes, Sir
/ an for Jones al tie time
Al another tuc. referring TO the opposition TO the
Institutional Amendment because it did not provide
:, cOmpensating slay e.owners. Mr.. Crawford said:
THE principle Of Inc opposition 20 the section in
s.l1oed IN the report OF the Committee seems 10 be
60 mupclation. agree to that amendment, we're il
I'D enough bat in the essential Ill the prOyiS0s fan
a r. These proyisos have only aimed 90 the Teurnera-
Yoa ~ certain classes who have heretofore been The
@ rnerS Of African slaves. while ]. Mr.. Plesl'
Jer' represent women and children OF The Can
~s.ap race whose cries row ascending in my down
.,e len county for bread Yes, sir; In ny suffering
,rafv Of Jones TO-DAY the walls of $50 wicoTed women
sad sh.rta children are ascending before the God OF
Tgl aud appealing IN tears 10 the powers appointed
relief vet in the midst of these facts II appears that
q entire symlathes Of this BODY are directed to that
ciss who preSumptvey suffering from the passage
he section under consideration. appeal in honesty
10 tbs Convention 10 remember tie white race and not
= bs ~ ply absorbed u the African
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
SHIPPING XHTELfhGENCE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
(lfured.


Ntlr'tip Carroll, Lennsn. Baltimore. J.; ". Psrysll
~el 90
s'esDef sea Gull Fi.h baltimore ]. z. Small.
S.fAnef H. Cid hObsrt NewbeTn, {. GOodsP-ed.
Se,'a'hP City Of Warrington lBr), Brooks Liverpool J.
';.ss.hp star ofths Union, Blanchard New Orleans. H.
N'ouge. Co.
S''nship Morning star Nelson, New. Orleans, J. A. Ray
s'lasiip. Star Of the South Woodruff, Now Orleans
-t gl.ou Fox Co.
n s'naip AmeTics, Indt Savannah Wskeuian, GoCkin
.',a'hip Quaker CRY wes' Cbarle.,on. \. Lesry
.~'hip Gen. Sherman, Pendelton, Charleston, 7. III.
T-,s,hp Eoierpe Eldridee, Wilmington, n. C., II. t.
,,..ip ls1Oo, Couch NoriolA City Point ard Richmond
v neiaotE Co.
s..aa'tiP ecu Custer Bose. Mobile. Smith Dunnng.
ela.lp LOdlas bNckl,v. Ssvsi nah, Lewis L. Jones.
Amsnip Quaker City, West Charleston A. Lesry.
Na'aiP Carolina, Philips, Besuiori, \. C.. Murray 4
sT.hip Hs,eras Parrish Norfolk City Point aud Rich.
"a Lhvlhsston. Fox L Co.
s-oship g. II. Stout Boteen, Alepsndria, Jas. Hand
~ NJ n oetorora Mclaughlin. Baitimora w. Dezei
{, VV"eso Norton. New Orleans, stuTses, Chairman
- White swallow Knowles, San francisco, c. COastoei
',-i Co y ''"' WV
~ ssmoht tBr) Robins, ST. Martins J. b. lnsrshan.
Ks,',1s sfnns Star (Br) hcMSnn, St. John, N b. r.
c. ''' Sacramento Hus.ey Philadelphia ~ L. MccreAdy
- Ppsf'ut sesbgry. New Bedford w. II. Brown L Co
A. nn.y.Nan.s la.l, sofAntino. Belfast. SlocoYich
a sanph a GeorsiAdss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Pa.senyers Arrived.

is,le s.eam,lp ariel rom A.,inu -iWsrd Bradford,
= sd children J. u. Smith. /. j. hani', altman, r.
ii,an.a A. Hoe.laer Professor John Touey, Warren H.
e1l wife end servant Samuel D0ane, T. McDowel Edw
ke.ss Wu. F. Tonbs Judge La!7wc. Miss kate Curry,
Dr. W. Willard. Mrs. Sarah II. Day snd dagfttef Capt
~. Fi.k. Capt, william Philips, Cspt }, g.. Young l.
s-nuet Fdvgsrd Lsuard +. J. John O. ". Ciaan, D
srl J. n hgou J. C. Mclaughlin. ;. Nilkinson, John
A-t John KIsn. Ei1 Schsmps -luruts IS snd infant
s-ais. lie ard motaer, l.. N. BatVel. Henry Brown
sic Peter Grass. C. Elsuerch &. W. Thouas, wife and
! H. join ODonoAue and wife Wa. Eeden, 1irs l.
INK Morero, ". L. p. Hsons Clas. A. Clifford, II. l.
A-19v, r. :. viz ason, John 4. Ntugh, 4. L.. Iiouck
I.lnss Aleu- D. Il. El.s, i. Q. Ntnliu, Wm. Francis
taI- Row snd &. 5. Clifford, Wm. Leon a. y. Greer.
( hsnle. X, Crockett. ii. PUG -Ib-Tght w j. w hite
tf'l. julien. 1houss Mathews, VIM j. Iyers, ) Dixon
q kiubeI y and two cldien. :. q. Cooper L. Williams
& h,idenaof' Wm Ninsog II. Levy Ho4t. JoEk aud wife
A' - R. White, Mrs. 10. Prtcamd !. Wilson u Oaen
4. " Reno H. CarG.d r. Lebts, Col Mlian, Col, Baqnen
D Echevnia ;. Maxwell, i-es Rooney, jacob Barron
IS {. Bgris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Brig Madonna DEL Morton. Barbados Miller Houshton
Big Adelaide DBL DouSsss. 81 john N =. II. J. C.

Brg Madonna DEL Morton. Bsrbados Miller Houyhton.
Brig Adelaide (Br, Douglass. St Johns, N r. H. J. G.
A, Dewoh
Brig Arrow tBr) Dyer, St. Johns, N. r.. II. L. Bouh
Sons
Brig James Murchie (Br Mitchell. Pcsou. Snow Rich
erison
Big Abbie C. Ttconb Haley Bridgeport. C. B. Nssmith
Son.
Brig Veteran Br) Snow Bridgeport, c. B.. o. wheelh'ht
Brig J. Titus iBrl Smith Lingan, Jones Tough.
Brig Robin (Brl, Klam Frankfort, Me- X. 7. Buck %
Brig Mountain Eagle Hughes, Baltimore Bsnty' sm'n
Co
sohr. Ripple (Br) Roberts Cape Csnso. T. " whitman
Scir Mary Jane. Eazleon zach sonville, g. H. Dio3ie
scbr H. 7. Russell NickeTson Charleston W. IL oosoh
& Co.
schr. French, Taylor Richmond. Van Brunt slgght
schr r. Henley Eddens. Petersburg Van Brunt Slaght
Schr A 7. Rowland Raynor, Philadelphia o. NJ stians
han
Schr A. Lincoln, Betty. Pbilldelphis @. N slrnnahsn
Scir Sarah Bernce. Stuart Ehzsbethport T. Talbot Co.
Soh Parallel, Bunker. Portsmouth. n H., j. fryel Co.
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OrHcf tHirT tosxI.sARY ~ SCBsi'riScH'(
DKPARTsEsr oF NORTH tAEoIIsA 1

OrfIcf CHirr dosxIssARY ~ SuBsI'riNcH(
DKPaRTsEar NORTH tAEoLlhA
hLgIoH. y. &. sept >, loeS
CEALLD PROPOSALS I'm dupllcaie) VIII De
received at hi. ore until 10 o'clock A. m on SAL
DAY the 1th int tho purchase OF 20 gallons BOUhboN
snd 4GlS gallons RtCflFlkD Wlilskl nov 10 'oie a.
store ~ Molehead City.
Bids be received for be whole or any part mot less
than one bBrfrll Of each OF the above i9s
The q Int TO reject all bids 10 Ies.ryrd N, nj,
samples ean Sc seen by apply.psio Cent w L. Pslmtr
C. s. at Newben, Capt. q. w Chandler I, - ~ Hloie
L,nA Civ Successful bidders will be- required TO remove the
WHISKY before the iOh dy OIL October TeEH. cash. on ae
livery, in boyeruincnt funds.
Prpoaals viii have cow OF this advertisement, attached
and vii be- indosed ,ho envelope PTopoais t9f e p"
chase Of whisky" J. w. BAHhbIh -