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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

a elrflll superior Court Of Law and Chapror,
"A continued 10y adjournment and held for Tn, cuni,
OF Amhttst' at The Court House. ON Friday. the OH
day Of August, 1917 WV - u
Lewis Wright John NJ Williams Coo,,o "a. ~.
yJohn. MieaJ,h Davis. executor Of Henry Rrxn
Jr., dec d, NlllamJ llocomlc and ehef, ! p,ynn
nnSsrans ana partners practising undor the s,lc and
nrm Of iioleombc Payne, Nathan Glenn and Fl,iche'
IoIr, >'''''g r g'" .''''ei
against
samuel Garland. executor of Maurice II Garland
dec d. and administrator de hons non ~ ,fcb5I,lJ d.
erson. decd, Sarah +. Robertson, vldo> and r.,., ~
the said Archibald Robertson. deed and l,n,s Al n
n2oef'Son, Arthur } Robertson. Archibald Robcrrson
y, I,'an ID Robertson. Jobn 3 Robertson ard Andrew
- hooeT'son nlant children mud hri,4 of Archil,l1
Robertson decd, by Robert lnsey. sse,lly ASHAMED
s'''"'''' Defendants.
Mary Brown. p,.iauo
Thh"'l '1liahd, executor Of Maurice II Garland
- H., "''''''S"''oi to bohls non OF Archibald Rob
> Defendants
Elizabeth Read, Administrative d. bopis non y, S.,.l
'''''se'' Plaintiff,
Nlmnel hafland, executor Of Maurice II Carl.l
dec d. aud administrator de bonls non of A,cbib,l p
erIson, deed. aud Boyd Miller. Defendsn,s ''''
IN tnANCERY.
V" '"saefanon OF 'his cause, and by consent Of par
''S; '' 'ouf doh recommlt the report Of Commission
tr brown, with the exceptions pro and ron l., ,I o
Commissioner TO report upon the same md ,,noI
ms 'conihllird rePTt,nny transactions Of The DeGn,,,
samuel hlrland, which have taken place since rh, I
report III taking The said accounts lhe Cout doth order
,na any party plaintiff Of defendant. sa appear before
" ana answer IN solemn form, upon his
OF hcr oath, II affirmation, all such proper nerrna,,,s
as may be prppounded 10 HIN 81 her b, ANY obrr n,
copy -Iese.
KoBEltT 1lNSLEY, CPk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

sNolher in Chrs adieu,
Thy conflicts here past;
The lord hath brought thee through,
And given the crown at last:
Rejoice 10 Wear The glorious prize,
REJOICE with God IN PARADISE
The funeral ceremony was performed by one whose
palsled mbs and remulous bespoke his eng hened
years, who, having known her long, took pleasure in
bearing testimony to her worth, and Who. though left
behind, expects to hail her the banks of eternal
dellverance. J. DIV.
-. AT his residence in Pitsylvana county on the
2Slh At August, in the h year Of his age. JONI CoLr
1t would he uSccss 10 attempt to euo9se the character
finn all who knew him appreciated his sterling worth
and goodness OF heat Too modest 10 obrudo hmselfu up
On the world. he devoted himself his f1my aud friends
ontent 10 glide quietly through life, srrcwng his
path with the fruits Of goodness aud virtue, for
Large was his bounty and his soul snccTe.'
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l.. +. MiBIE Il co, PROPHiE-
TORS.
Grn"d Oily mpic Arena aud 4. n. eirc-s.
Consisting II 100 Nm and Horses.

EqWs'tIan DlreCtrs, MI, WATERMAN.
Clown, M G. Mu1uE,
Ring Master, Nh. M.nucKLrr.
Manager, Mu.E.F. MABIE.
THE public If LaSaIl' County are respect.
fully informed that the above very superb c.tah-
lshment. will be exhibited in Ottawa on We'd
ncslay the - uf May, 1917 for one day only
In making the above announcement.
the managers would state lhat the com.
pany is composed Of full and efficient
corps Of distinguished performers. The
stud Of horses are allowed to be the larg.
est, most beautiful and highly trained of
any IN America.
In addition to the very attracting nov.
elites of this Equestrian company, the
Managers have engaged at an immense
expense the GREAT SCOTCH CT
ANT and GlANTESS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall. Mr.. Randall will perform his
gigantic act on Two matched cream Ham
ovarian stccds.
Mr.. RANDALL, the largest Giant in
the world, aud Of the finest proportions
IN symmetry, Is feet six inches in
height; measures around the chest 81
inches, the calf Of the leg. 20 inches, the
arm ISL inches. He weighs t32 lbs.
He is accompanied by hts wife, Mrs.
RANDALL, WHO is the most enormou,
GianIess the world ever heheld.
The wardrobe Is extensive, entirely
new, and of the most magnificent DIES.
cripuon. A fine Brass Band will ac.
company the exhibition. Ample ar
rangcments will be made for the accom-.
mediation Of all who may attend. The
various performances will he remarked
for their novelty. splendor and effect.
an" ihe mJst suitable aud magnificent ap
purlenances.
The managers would assure the pub.
lie, as they themselves are convinced by
the unparalleled appreciation with which
II { eAhibtion.of the Olympic .4rena and
tnilei States Circus has been received
IN every city and town which they have
Ihus far visited, that they are enabled to
produce an entertainment far superior to
any heretofore offered for the patronage
OF the public.
Among those composing the Eques
TRAN Corps are the following artists
". WATERMAN, @ BACHELOR,
IL BUCKLEY, J. KELLY,
q. MOORE, J. PARKER,
-. LINING, wM. KELLY,
T. OSBORN, d MARTIN,
MAsTERKELLY, INST L, BUCKLEY,
NJ BUCKLEY.
The beautiful Female Equestrian, Miss
LAURA BUCKLEY, and the astonl.hi o
Bare Back rider, young Henry Buck.
LEY, who, for speed, gcace and difficult
Ieais, challenges the world.
p" Doors open at . lock-pcrform-
ance to commence at2! O'Clock.
Rdmission.-loxcs 80 cts; Pit, 25
cts. Children under ten years Of age,
half price.
A splendid Brass Band is in a,ten.
dance to the Company, who will play
some Of the most popular airs on enter.
ing the town.
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shicngO fsuii.ct.

CuIcAGo, April 90 1871.
The news brought by The last steamer OF the
decline in the price of provisions does not mate
rally affect our market here, prices for produce
remaining about ,he same a. a week since. This
is owing 10 the decline in frcights On the ocean,
which are DOT hall what they were few weeks
since. Frcights here, are l6nl7 cts to Buffalo.
Wheat is selling at GOoC5 aud 7Ot15 cts.
But little lumber some 81 900 # pine, asson-
ed from Michigan, has arrived since our last no.
tIce Of the market 1t is selling by the cargo al
GtI7 dollars per thousand
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MORE pRODF

Darlington, Beaver Co., Pa. f,b. 1889.
Dr.. ID. Jayne-Dear Str--Ny luie sou, hen
about two months old, wss So zcd with howel
complaint. II continued Tor iva weeks wrrhout
intcrnssiun, and notwithstanding he remedies
prescribed by "a respectable Physician, we gave
up the child u victim, as we supposed to a fatal
disease. But pro,ideuUolly heard of JayHe's
Carminalivc, as az cllrclull cure for howell com
plant, aud Immediately despatched messenger
20 town seventeen miles of Tor a bottle. BY
the use OF this medicine, in les than thuty.sn
hours the disease was chrcLrd, and by its con.
start use Tor few DAYS, lhe chld was restored
10 perfect health. shortly arcr this, there &C.
cured aslmtlar case in une OF the hmllirs ot ms
congregation. | prescribed JayOes Carmina.
tive, aud the result was speedy cure.
The same child, owing - exposure, when re-.
Gently coming up the uhin, was attacked hy
that horrible malady, Group. We landed IN the
night Al Beaver Point. aud when eur fears we've
alarmed lest the hoar,r scpuchIal cough was
the hrerunnet Of death, we gave him a teaspoon.
tul ofyour Etpcctoraut, aud applied some Uni.
ment To the throa, and breast; aud before many
minutes the hoarseness was gone, the chd
hfeathel freely aud slept swecly. Owing to
these circumstances il cann0t be wondered at
WHY have 80 high All opinion Of your medI.
clne., and why | advise every family to keep
:hem on hsnd, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR b. BRADFORD.
Pastor Of the Prcshytn Church, Darlington. Pa
sold by q Walker, Ottawa 81
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Anotlsy ProJoFhe Egcacy # De. Jy"e''
HHr Time. his viii certify that was entire
ly bald Tor about three YEAR, when was recon-
mrnied t, lry Dr.. Jt,nr'- Hair Tonic | pre-
cured two bottles Of Mr. Mason. IN Summcrvlle,
and using the rouic Cor asbut Is months, my
hair came in all over my head, and although
not quite ~ thick n before, Vet Is cons andy
growing. This surprising restoration # nv
hair has excited the establishment IF all my acs
quaIntanres. and msdc me an object Of curiosity
u many. am now % years Of age. and have
reason 60 regard the inventor OF this ma'chlrss
llnr Icnlc - public herciartor. ! GuLicK.
Near GrrusutoSn. Is J ~, 26 1872
For sale hy q l. Walker Oupl. q
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TO the Public.

TSNHE GREAT HEALING SALvE The
Il wonderful cifrc, OF Conncl's Pain Extractor
IN removing all pnln from burns almost instantly
upon It's application, is truly astonishing. aud
did the public generally know Of the saEaivs
properties. We are convinced that no person, e..
prcially heads Of families, would allow them.
selves to he single jny without it. II has hong
been desidernlum with medical men to find 4
safe and established remedy for burns one which
would rsmove inflammation without causing I'D.
ditionnl pain and speedily extract the fire
This great magical pain extractor combines oil
these properties and many more. II pre'entsor
extracts modification. relieves oil pain caused by
bruises, hIslered surfaces, &c. The isuour,a,
serions often made that any thing said to hu,-
universal merit mus, DC good for nothing is bee,
replied to hy informing the scientific. lhs, ali
the ptoperlie. of anodync, s'tringeni, sntiscpUc.
netvinc, hcrprtc ana bli.amic. together with
many minor virtues, are herein chemically con.
cenitated in the most powerful degree, v hich
union composing drawing and healing tircscy
controls desperate cas,s with such ta.e as ~
give often the appearance ola miracle.
The above rrlcl. with cure the following com.
plants, or no pay taken for il, viz '-B6rns.
scads, sprans, cruptions, chlllans. old sores,
bruises, sctofula sore eyes, sore nipples srysiJ.
elias, pimpes on the face, white sw, Hinge piles,
either blind or bleeding.
Read the E lowing ~ child, net, hew Of a
friend NJ mine, stepped in vessel Of boiling wn.
ter and scaldcd It's leg up to IL knee, when Con.
nel's pain extractor, from 81 Courtlsndt street.
was applied, which slnosl instantly gave relief
TO the little sufferer, ami anon entirely cured it,.
Also child Of my own burned its hand severe.
", and used the sa'vc, which gave instant r~I
LIEF anil seen currl il entirely and for one,
could not he induced to 10 virhou, it, think
every family should always keep i, On hand Ia
use IN case o, snrh accident. II AnA~s.
Pastor of Trinity church, Sauscnics, N. Y,
rrConncTs Pa'n ES'rarinr is solj who,ssals
and retail by COMSrOCK & BROTERs,
80 Second u, ~. Louie.
assn aud q L TnOMrsON, Ottawa.
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Who can doubt tie Puiues Of Jayats
nam TONIC?

SINNLRVIILE, \. j. \ UV. 70, TSI2,
Dr.. jsync-Deat Sir: send you ,4e following
certificate obaincd from Mr.. Gulick. | would
Just state that became acquainted Win him a.
bout two years ago a. that time he Vas en-
tireIy bald, with the exception Of lock Of hair
on the back part Of his head, abou, the size Of
half a dollar, sud tha, look Of hair he T., III me
had been made to grow by the use Of your Ton.
ic; previous to which he positively AYERS, he had
not a single hair on his head The HAIR now
completely covers his head, and is from four 10
five Inches lung. Very respectfully yours.
+. MASON.
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Houses Pile Ointment.

ESa most vouahe, safe, ard certain cure for
I The pJe,. TTNumerous certificates of the
happy Effects cf This o n'ment may be found up.
on Ihc wrsuIrr accompanying zach bottle.
Prepared only by GEO. W. HOUSE, Nash
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per houle.
For sale in southport by >trvkcr Il Greene
wholesale agents. Cor W-cog,in, lara RcijgoD.
unrhcrn rnois K Ind. for which Territories
aud ~.a,r- ail orders should be- aGdrC-,od
q THONHSON, Agent Ottawa, III.
Ottawa tome 80 1876. l.l2
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tDt q az,

In Magnolia, Putnam county, Illinois, IN The
m,niog Of the l5'h inst, at,,r a snort Illness, OF
Remluent Fever, DE-, J,cou g.. MoRaIlL, aged
% ye4r., formerly irJm Caledonia county, Yer.
mont.
BY the death Of Dr., Morrill, society has been
deprived Of one Of it. most lnllen,4l members,
aud his family h-ve sustained a lrcparabr loss.
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ME public are cautioned against
Il purchasing tie following described
notes Of hand, 10 Wit: One note dated
10Th February, 1916, for the sum Of 500
dollars, due and pay able on or before ,he
25,h December, 1916, to David Cox or
order, and assigned by John r. Jackson
one other note dated 10Th February.
1916, due and payable on or before The
18th December, l641, 10 David Cox or
orGci, FOR tie sum of ol4 dollars, and as
signed by John X. Jackson. The con-
sheraton for which the above notes were
given having entirely failed, ain rssol,.
ed on not paying them.
JOHN r. JACKSON.
Champagne Co. IT'S, .8prH 0. 80
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n . :. &c Il.

q He subscriber, Wishing 10 bring hi
business TO close. offers, at reduc.
ed prices. a large aud splendid assOr-
meut Of first rate Blosdrioths, of various
Coinr. AND qualities, ca,slmefes, saunelrs
aud weeds, Nc,urg, Of various kinds,
VIZ Satin. SILK. SIX and cotton velvet.
cashmere. swau>dowu aud Narcotics.
Bomhgziucs, AlpacaN, Paramcua, French
mcrluos, lrsh linens, shIrliugs and sheet.
ings, canton and wooIen ianncIs aud
blue driiIings,
AL-o-A splendid assortment Of stocks,
plain and fg'd. crayals, gum elaslic and
worsicd suspenders, Gents. cotton half
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkfs., UNI
breIlas and cotton and linen thread.
ALso-A first rate assortment OF Tat
lOr's winnings.
All of the above articles will be sold at
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SHULER.
\. B. Winter Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all Of the above
articles. J, s.
Ottawa. March %. l741. 37-u
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OTTAWA PRICES CURRENT,
MT. L. HnUGnroN.
{ Dealer ia all kinds Of Goods and P'odue')

Wood, cord $4,000 ! " :. House 30
There is considerable decline in oats aud corn,
caused by the low prices in southern markets
and the high ireights.
Our farmers are much engaged in putting in
their crops, aud but little grain is coming ia.
There is some demand at the reduced ratios.
The news OF the CambHa's arrival is in town,
and will, no doubt, cause considerable decline
both in wheat and corn. The aivices being Of
n great fall in these grains, aud ia -four and meal
IN England
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posi- OFFICE. OrrAwA,1
iDrH IS lsiT. (

ipTf ~ lst's
The late law Of Congress, and The order OF
the Postmaster General of the l2lh March, e,.
tihli~h the following:
"Po'lagr Is 10 he charged upon all newspapers
from publishers To subscribers. At circulars,
transient newspapers sud handbls must be- pre.
p'id three crnts Tor cocn sheet: # mt prepaid.
they csnnot he forwarded Nv the mats
shelters, papers and packages. not exceeding
one ounce in weight, To Officers, Musicians. aud
Puysles oc the Army Of the United >tatrs in
NcNicn, or At any post or place IN the United
Stotes bordering ON Mexico, viii pass Zee IN the
mails, provided On the address,, after the name If
he person is written jsiIpy,qg IN he .irny."
III letters addressed To different persons are
placed in the same envelope. unless addressed to
foreign countries, penalty of ten dollars is i'm.
p's"d upon the person making the enclosure"
40 John HISE. p VI.
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NR Il MRS, CLARK propose opening u
WI School ur young Ladies at lhelf residence
me mile south uf Ottawa, to commence on the
first Monday of May next.
The location is pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may he desirable IN the quiet of he
country with the advantages to be- desired from
the society ol the town.
Knowing that there nte many parents in the
county who have not the opportunity o' .ducy.
tug their chlldreL At home, We take this method
# saying to such parents, that We will take u
lotcd number of pupils into our own family,
aud will cudravor as lar "a possible, to Improve
their intellectual aud moral character. We shall
cndeavor 50 To diversity aud arrange our system
uf instruction that our scholars many not be-
come wear, and yet he adVarrod as rapidly as
possible in their studies. From our own ldyau.
uges of education and experience ~ teaching
we trust we shall he able to adopt course Of
instruction and discipline which will insure a
progress pleasing To every parent
Scholars sen, to us from abroad will be- nj All
times under our WaIchlul care, aud he treated ia
every respect like mcmhcrs Of our own family.
The pice Of tuition will vary rom SO TO IS
per quarter according Ia tho Age and al,ainmcnDs
Of the pupils. Board 81 per week. Board and
Wishing 81 ,25. 80
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TO s'AEeHEl.S!

EpLIEr NODhhEN Factory - H,
% sur.orrr"r % kc'p 900 h,ni large as r'-
mcnt Of cloth Of hts own manufacture, ,niru h,
proposes t. exchange = SCOT. tie vii CIV,
one Nari Il good heavy cloth tuT tNu AVID hn,i
pounds # good clean wool IT the - i,o GutiEy ;
or NE viii york wnoi up'a shares. a. follow. -
give oue-bali the cluih the wool makes hv receive
Tug eight cents per ward from tue customer up"u
u. halt oral the wprl make, hy urelvrug 'hirN =
rl2ht cent, per yard t,r manufacturing lie viii
aud liuu,ls, As well as .a'iIrrt and foil ciIth.
Ch,b D,s,>igg done on rra, .nehe t,rp,.
nud At short uoirr. y ne but the best work
men NII b. cmp yrd
Any person gong 70 Chicago from the cen.
tral or southern part of the state, vii pas, BY
ibis town, an all the Subscriber wishes, to in.
sure a Continuance oi patronage, Is TO Ouce have
= man pnrod'zr INN, Wool car he SAINT up the
Illinois river, directed to J. 4. Natleson. Joliet.
" III county. to the care of Mr.. Abrams Peru.
Ms, ami it will br forwarded, whore cloth viii
he put up n neat AMI sale manner, accord NJ
t. The above terms. aud sent IN return II any part
Of the STATE without troubling The owners To nc.
company It. J \ NAT E0ON.
y. b Persons coming inm a distance with
a quantity Of wool to be card d or manufactured.
II Obliged u stay over night, shall he to n, rX-
pcnsp J 4 NJ.
Joliet, March 22l 1917. 40
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FASHIONABLE TAILcRIhG ESTABLISHMENT.
Forty Thousand Grated
F X u II II r f. F. S.

TNOW offer to the public at my Nursery nea,
l. the village OF Dayton, west side Of Fox liver,
Ian Sale county, the largest number and greatest
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found n1rth-west Of the Wabash.
They were procured fror Curtis celebrated Ed.
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three h, ndred
varilies Of Apple, fifty varieties OF Pear thirty va
rites Of PIlms Cherries and Peaches, all Of the
choicest fun, which have heen selected during
the last 20 years by the industrious and indeial.
gable proprietors Of the Nursery, al a great tex
pense, fran nearly all the states in the Union.
and many of the choicest varities from Europe,
They are mostly of two years growth, and from
three TO five feet in height, aud of Sufficient si.s
to set Those wishing oplant orchards will no,
fail To perceive the great advantage of setting
young aud thrifty trees, reared In the same soil
and climate in which they are destined to be set.
over those usually brought from q diIenn, soil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs amputs.
ted to save transportation, and The fbrous rocls
injured by long exposure to a dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
Sept. IS, 1916. 10y
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BlaCksmitliiNg.

s,D THE subscriber takes this meth.
estA * cd Of returning thanks for the pub.
ET y lie patronage hereto fore extended
- to him, and wishes TO inform his
.e,.,. }SA friends and public generally, that
ISsZ% he has Turned his whole attention
to the manufacturing # wagons and bugges, in
all its branches; he has secured himself the best
of woTkmen, both in wood and iron, and his stock
of lumber and iron csnno, be surpassed by any
in this vicinity.
Wagons made to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west Of Chicago.
Please call and examine before purchasing. =
lumber wagons ready iioshej, cn hand; and can
finish any kind to order in few days notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10, 1915. 2. BARNARD.
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Illinois weekly P,cke, rsi7.

zgEN TIE last rnonng pas
al seugcr steamtt. Utdi.
NA-, -. II. PRArr master.
wul ,ue rs a regular packet dut,ug a.,
season. between 81 Louis, Peru aud Ull-
ca--Ieaviug st. Louis every Tuesday
evening al clock Returning viii
leave Ulics every Friday morning at
o'clock. aud Peru At y o'cIock. For
freight or passage apply 10 the Captain
ON board. or TO eastman & GrrdIey, OF.
lawa. or ID. Harmon, Peru. Agents.
The Dial will extend her tips To- OF
,awa q, long a. the wsltr vii permit.
March 26. lS41-37
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VI kfs ssIE9,

OnN Wednesday, the. 7lh INST, at the residence
Of her father, by the Rev. Nr. Ice, Hon. :. A.
DoUGL,ss. L. =. SENATOR from Illinois, TO Miss
M,urnA d.. only daughter # Colonel Roo II
MARTIN, of Rockingham county, North Caruliua.
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hSf"'e # Margaret cooley, dec'd
NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
y sons having claims against ,ald es.
are. 10 present them, legally proven, to
the Court al Probate m and for the c0un.
" Of La Sale, a, the regular term Of said
Court. to be holden at the Probate office,
IN Ottawa, on Tuesday the 9Th day of
Juue, A. ID. 1917, as have fixed on tina,
day !, attend said Court. aud have said
claims legally adjusted and all persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
JONATHAN COOLEY, 2im'r.
Ottawa. April 90, lSi7-4i
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Fresh Arrivals
sMNN I'M NAEae.

~ fp, ia1N IS NAILS Wrt.,fn-,
y received .nr ~p.t stock Of i"l nnJ
Mat. direct from the mauufac,ory. rilol .yptcr
we viii warrant TO he of the very best quality,
and will be- sold at the lowest prices.
April lG 1877, ]. NANbEY g. co.
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Notice.

SOFFEE by the sack. prime article, at
u March 26-i1. 37-tf BouGnroN's
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SUGAR and Molasses Of superior quality, by
~ the barrel at 37-f BOuGHroE's
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Pastor Of the Prcshyt'n Church, Darlington. Pa
sold by q T. Walker, Ottawa 80
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Family Boarding school.

Mar n 10. lsI7-'f
Democratic banner., 1847-08-23
MILLINE R !

AZ ISIS f. FENTEM, begs leave respectful
"A lyto inform the ladies' of Louisiana ans
the neighborhood, that she has commenced the
above business in all its branches. and hopes by
strict attention TO business, good anu fashionable
work, to merit a share Of the patronage Of the
ladies. She has just received and will finish
to order, and sell at reasonable prices, q general
of Bonnets, Rihbins, Flowers aid
other trimmings, all of the latest styles.
II Bonnets bleached, repair ed, and "done
up on reasonable terms.
u Residence in the frame building opposite
the Methodist Church.