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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

Y1Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO the Undersigned by
ID John p Ycatman AID NJ his wife, for certain puI
poses therein bearing date the 18th day OF April lsi7
and al record Clerks Office Of he Iu ng Court o
tic Corporation OF Lynchburg, shall proceed to sell at pub
Ii, auction the lh day Of Janaa y ISIS, ia front Of the
Market House, in the towno Lyncbnrg, the property in said
deed mentioned, which CO 'sisis in one valuable
Negro Wan,
and the entire interest Of the said Yeaan several estates
The title bellevod be good hii, acting trustee, shall
convey purchaser such title is vested in by the
deed afo esahl. WM ID. BRANCH, Trustee
Dec. 23-t1iIan
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Coucnancc Vulc, lead coorcd, with o'caspna transient
Gushcs eyes duh pupil hacd with blush sem circle A.
round the eyed tickling IN the occasional headache
and ummng the .eaoas secretion OF saliva; tongue
slim, and fifred breath fd variable appetite transient
pains the stomach occasional nausea and vomiting pains
the abdomen. particularly about thu umlral region fire.
qlcn Shiny stool, cost, uine latbd, yeowish
milky abdomen tunii AID hard, with onneiaon of other
parts Of lle bllN as.llldt ltIlthl-ily u tempct.
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WORRIES! Ns0zefRs!!
OLEUM CHENoPoDII GOMPOSITuM,
\ SAFE. EFFICIENT AND INRlN ALLIED
V'ERs.FsE fsFi.

THE opinion expressed b, writer's that Norms
harme inmate, Il The ,t.a canal most assIolly MOI
founded correct nhs, rsation. thra. epilepsy. hyiforo
phalus cmariat ION. maa paralysis, leerrs ii p
~ and ,ast variety oi lnrma@ls disorders slme inns
he immediate consequence from the iaon Of Worms in hr
boel, and occasionally disappear after the expulsion o tho
Worms. So h. EbeyIc 8 yoffire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
ROUGH 4 READY HOUSE.

ENliE undersigned grateful Tor pas, patronage would
u respectfully inform his country aud tnen friends,
aud he luAlc generally. that ia addition 10 his cid
Enlistment al The Rough and Ready House (oeN door
To the Franklin lilo el) h. has aiken the Livery Stables
lately occupied by Mr. John Brady. and IS nov fully
preIa1ed accommodate his friends. aud soIcs share
ri public layor.
have arpe stuck Of
Family GROCERIES,
n hand, which will sell Tor cash.
Nv 23-ts WM II GAR\ETr
4 HAVE iar hire. the ensuing yeae. two inst rate
BLACK SMITHS,
And two NJ. Iuu.e om,n, or Nurses. Apply 10
Lacy & Garland ,on the BASIN.
Dec 23--2 b. GARLAND.
NOTICE.
HINtE NEGROES belonging 10 the trust I,ta'e Of MIR.
Nancy Phillip, will be h,rcd ion the wear, d, Mrs.
nrs, opposite ynehhurg, the idns OF ia
iho-. hfug last will that tho negroes pres
ent, and come prepared to pay the hires,
VIM NJ Wh.l.t.Ri late Shct,a
Of Amherst and as such trustee, by
Dec f0-tiI JOHN WHITEHEAD.
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.V'OTICE.
Commissioners Safe Of

REAL Els IAIF-
onSoANl to the provisions ot decree g; the county
Court Of Campbell made in the OF ''M,non at al y.
h'o' eli az the undersigned, the commissioner therein
VIII on the 9TH day Of January next, proceed upon
premises to sell, by of public auction TO the highest
the tract OF land the bill aud proceedings mention
whereof William Y Mnion did sliced and possessed,
ana knownas the olli g Spng Tavern" tract living and
s IN the coalty of Campbell the old road eading from
1ho1r5 to Cmiton's about miles below Lynchburg,
tanning between Four and Five Hundred Acres. This
G OF land regarded very ua be and well worthy
s,ention ct capitalists it there good brick dwell
ense and the stand excellent one for Tavern a
Professional man.
M much in cash will dcfray the expenses OF the
ana costs OF suit, and the residue the purchase money
oone, two and three years, of equal instruments
to be divided into six equal parts the purchas-
bond with good personal security, and the title re-
h. further security until all the purchase money shall
tract OF land will BE- shown those wishing to view
WI william Phaup, who resides upon the premises or
M John r. Wrg Mr. Alexander Watson Irving III
- nne'aib'ihood. ALLEN L. WILLIE, Com'r.
lec. l6--t7Jan
~ Republican copy.
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Testimonials,

the highest and mot satisfactory character Of the sqf,g
and ELI eucy o his anya led preparation are daily furnished
bI as when published they rarely read iofbclr CIV
ing llen publ beivng that its intrinsic value will prove
it, highest recommendation, Let the following suffice
Il have used the above named preparation in my practice
very extensively, and recommend yefmuge IF extra
ordinary value. CIAlf, M ID,
Iarrisonbntg, Va"
The ycrmlgc sprcp1rrd upon tfcy scientific principles,
and Of the plre ingredients al possessing acknowledged an
tLelnatir trurs ny IF AND BE- satisfied of virtues
PREPARED and sold. Wholesale and retail by
O. {. STERLING 4 Co Druggists,
llarsonburg Va.
Ct Price p cents.
Agcus for In sale If ahoye m,ehcss Ncunmge, JOHN
II SEAY, LynrhbfE WIN. NJ jerks, Mariners Nisw !,
Edward carter, New London.
Dec. 23-Gm
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,EliE undersigned hcss leave his grateful acknov
Judgements 10 his friends and the public generally Tor
Their liberal patronage heretofore extended the late
hf'n oil Games ''Icr, and hegs OF the
same as he carving the Hat AID Cap business, the
same stand in all its various branches i'll continue
keep on hand fine
BEAVER, NUTRA, RUSSIA, BRUSH AND
SILK HITS,
ofa styles, qualities and prices Of his
warranted for durability, colour and beauty lie lus open.
ng his tall supply OF Gcntlcmens Youths and Boys fine
Beaver, Nntra. Seal, Otter Plush. silk and Cloth APPS of
all styles, qualities and prices.
Oct. 2l-ts WM S'rlrZER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

IL MP OIL.
4 SUPPLY of superior Uiie, Beached Lamp Oil
"A warranted pure, for sale by
Oct. 2l-Is JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

MARRIAGE CUsroMs OF THE AssAMEsE.-
Jacob served J.aban as a servant or bonds
man many years to obtain in marriage Leah
and Rachel, who were sisters; and he was
not allowed to marry the younger before
the elder. So in Assam a man may Elarry
two sisters, but he must not marry the elder
before the younger. 1t is not uncommon,
when a man is poverty-strickcn, to engage
to live and work for several years for tie
father of the girl he wishes to marry. He
is then called a Chapunea, u kind of bonds
man, and is entitled to receive that kupper,
{ food and clothing but no wages; and at
the expiration Of the period of servitude, if
the girl does not dislike him, the marriage
takes place. The man is looked on in the
family as a khanu damad, Tor son-in-law,O
and is treated kindly. If the girls father
be very wealthy, and he has no sons. he will
sometimes select, from some equally re-
spectacle family, a husband for his daugh-
ter, and bring him up in his own house.
The youth so selected is likewise called a
Chapunea, and inherits the whole Of his
father-in-law's property. If the woman's
husband dies, though she may be only eigh-
teen years Of age, she can never marry n
gain.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30
WATERY POTATOES.

We every day hear complaints abou.
watery potatoes. Put into the pot a piece
of lime as large as a hers egg; and how
watery soever the potatoes may have been,
when the water is poured of, the potatoes
will be perfectly dry and mealy.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

Young men, take care Of your evenings.
your half hours. Learn to value your ;eis-
ure hours too highly to squander them in
the streets, or to waist them all in the pur-
suit of mere amusements. They may be
worth to you more than gold or silver, if
properly improved.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

"My DEAR" said a husband to his "better
half" after a matrimonial squabble, "you
never will be permitted to so to heaven"
I'Why not ?" because you will be wanted
as q torment down below"
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30
MARRIAGE VERSES.

The simple lines which we sometimes ap-
pend to marriage notices, are usually writ.
ten by request, and, as may be supposed.
our machine is not always in the best order
for poetry. Last week we published the
marriage of "Mr. B. F. Gilbert to Miss
Mary B. Sweet, and added the following
Objects which one has not obtained
Are sweet while they are viewed before;
But oft, alas! when they are gained,
He finds those objects Street no more.
To this, some one who perhaps thought
we had extracted a little too much sWeet
from the lovely bride, has sent us the fol-
lowing answer:
'Tis true, sometimes, an object gained,
Does not your wishes meet;
But still, my friend, that does not prove
Mary should not 3. SWEET.
Being therefore bound to explain, we
reply;
Yes while the honeymoon shall last,
In sweetness she may be the same;
But if she be when that is past,
She must be sUeef without the name.
To this, our correspondent, who is still
determined to "B. SWEET" having strange
ly found out our a streply, continues:
But all my friend, the poet says,
(His lines we often meet)
Although a rose should change its name,
1t still would be as sueet.
If we can have the last word, it will be
something:
But We, Of course, TO Mary's friend
Must give up fairly beat,
Hoping that she, till life shall end,
Will always be as sreet.
Still we would whisper-what he knows
ThornS oft are with the SWEETEST ROSE.
Olire Branch.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

WoNAN's Lovr.-As the dove will cast
its wings TO its side, and cover and conceal
the arrow that is preying on its ~vitals, so it
is the nature of woman TO hide from the
world tho pangs Of wounded aEss,isa.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

An honest man, remarkable for his sin
gularity and doggedness of his opinions, had
been several times on a jury, and always
entertained notions of law and justice to-
tally at variance with the judges and his
brother jurors. One of the judges asked
him how it was possible that he always
gave so much trouble to the court? He
replied with the utmost gravity, 81 don't
know how it is, but it always happens to be
my misfortune to be on a jury with eisren
obstinate nen."-Continent.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30
TERMS OF THE BANNER.

81 in advance; ~ so at the end of the volume
No man's paper will be discontinued unless the
same be paid for up tothe time gifts discontinue.
ance
8 .4DVER7TSLN'G done rsry b,y. e
All letters on business must be post paid.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

WOmen Stronger than Oren.-It is re-
lated ola certain New England divine, who
lourished not many years ago, and whose
matrimonial relations are supposed not to
have been of the most agreeable kind, that
one Sabbath morning while reading to his
congregation the parable of the supper in
Luke XIV, in which occurs this passage
'And another said, I have bought FIVE
yoke of oxen, and go to prove them; pray
thee have me excused; and another said, /
have married a wife, and therefore cannot
come,'-he suddenly paused at the end OF
this verse, drew of his spectacles, and look
ing around on his hearers, said with empha-
SIS
the fact is now my brethren, one wo-
man can draw a man farther from the king
dom of heaven Mantfre yoke @Oren!
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

"There, give that to your son. said the
doctor, writing a prescription with chalk on
the door. When the son awoke the kind
mother took the door from its hinges to the
bed and insisted upon his taking it, as "th=
doctor says it is good"
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

Solemn Thought. We see not, in Life,
the end of human actions. Their influence
never dies. In every winding circle it
reaches beyond the grave. Death removes
us from this to an eternal world. Time de-
termines what shall be our condition in that
world. Every morning when VIC go forth
we lay the moulding hand on our destiny,
and every evening when we have done, We
have left a deathless impress in eternity
touch not a wire but vibrates Cod
Let youth, especially, think of these things,
aud let every one remember, that in this
world, where character is in its formation
state, it is a serious thing to think, to speak,
to act.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

The Philosopher OukdOne.-A learned
philosopher being in his study, a little girl
came for some fire. Says the doctor, 'but
you have nothing to take it in," and as he
was going to fetch something, the girl TAX
ing some cold ashes in one hand put the
live Goals on with the other. The astonish-
ed sage threw down his books, saying,
all my learning I should never have
found out that expedient."
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

A COOP ONE.-Two grave members of
the Bar encountered a dead pig on the side
walk, and soon after met the Coroner;
whereupon one of them remarked to him
that his services were required to sit upon
the body.
"Do you make the suggestion" inquired
the Coroner, "that you may pocket the jury
mans fees?"
"Oh no," interrupted tie third party;
"H. could not serve, for the law preeludes
the relatives If the deceased from sitting
upon the jury"
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

The Morgan county, Ohio Guard, says
that 81 delegates, who formed the Wing
convention Of that county, became so much
excited in favor of their particular candi-
dates, that they Pollcd IS votes!
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

"Ma, whereabouts on the the map shall
find the State of M~atrinony!2" "Oh, my
dear, that is one of the United States"
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

Veto Change.-"Are you in the exchange
business, stranger?" inquired an untamed
|Hoosier, from shutdown, at the counter of
a brokers' Office, in Wall street.
eyes, sir-what amount do you wish ex-
changed?" replied the broker, smilingly.
"Wall, give me two small knives for this
big 'un,' depositing an immense toothpick
on the counter. The broker went into
convulsions, and the Hoosier sloPed.-"
Y. Atlas.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-30

Vice President Dallas arrived in Win
chester on Wednesday, (says the Winches-
ter Republican, on a visit to the families
of his friends, Senator Mason and Judge
Tucker. Our citizens will avail them
selves of the occasion, we doubt not. to pay
him the civilities due to agsntleman so en-
inent in public life and so estimabls in all
other respects.-[Warrenton Va, Flagg.
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TO EAllyll,lSS!

TOILET WOOiLEN FACTORY. The
- subscriber will keep on hand large assert.
ment oiclnth of his own manufacture, which he
proposes to exchange f1r wool. He will give
one yard Of good heavy cloth tor two and half
pounds Of good clean wool of the SAM quality
or he will work wool upon shares, rs follows
give one-halt the cloth the wool makes by rcc,iy-
ing eight cents per yard ftnn the customer upon
hi' bali, or all the wool makes by receiving thirty
eight cents per yard for manufacturing. lie will
also manufacture for cusomers-blantets, Jeans
and finnels, as well as sainelt and full cloth.
Chh Dressing done on reasonable terms,
and at short notice. None but the best work.
men will be employed.
Any person gong to Chicago, from the cen.
trail or southern part OF the State, will pass by
this town, AMI all the subscriber wishes. to in.
sure a continuance Of patronage, il 10 once have
a man pa,rolize him. Wool can he SAINT up the
Illinois river, directed to J. A. Ma,teson, Joliet,
Will county, to the care of Mr. Abrams. Peru.
Ills, and il will be forwarded, where cloth will
be put up in neat aud safe manner. according
to the above terms, and sent in return To any part
Of the State without troubling the owners 10 &C
company it. "A NATTESON.
\. B--Persons coming fiom a distance with
n quantity Of wool to he caried or manufactured.
if obliged TO stay over night, shall be to no cy.
pensr. A w.
Joliet March s2d, 1917. 40
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Eruil Trees.

x 1 LARGE lot is now for sale 3
H8EK N miles east Of MarseilIes, compris-
3SY@SH a choice selection Of about forty vari.
- cites ofAppe and few Pears. Pums
Z heIirs, Peaches, sc. The trees are of three
and four years growth in size. from five To ten
feet hig and from two to six inches in circumier.
encc at the surface of the earth. The nursery
price varies from 12I TO % cents for Apple :;
Pears aud Plums l2l cents higher.
DC. UNDERHIIL.
MarseiNes, Oct. I. 1917. 3n.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
EnNEI & Dali EXE

DErURN thanks the public for the liberal
hpa,ronage extended To them, and would state
that they have removed to the north side Of the
City Hotel, to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCany. They have
procured the latest
FaH and Uinier Fashians.
direct from New York, which will enable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will he done in the best manner,
and all garments made to fit.
Ottawa Oct 90, 1917
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EaH and Uinier Eashions.
NEW TAILOR SHOP.
A r SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on the north side Ct The pubic square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls Ia his line Of bu.
siness. Fashions received regularly. An work
executed in his shop is warranted. Cutting done
% order. NAV %, 1sI7-.i6.n
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BIaCkSnithing.

e,,>,, THE subscriber takes this meth.
Esf.cts od of returning thanks for the pub.
ET lie patronage heretofore extended
II 10 him, and wishes to inform his
A.nnl0,A friends and public generally. tina,
-I2.Z/ he has turned his whole attention
to the manufacturing # wagons and hugries. in
all its branches; be has secured himself the hes,
of workmen, both in wood and iron, and lis stock
of lumber and iron cannot be surpassed by any
ia this vicinity.
Wagons made to order and warranted cheapcr
than any other establishment west Of Chicago
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons ready finished, on hand; and can
finish any kind to order in a few days notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10, 1916. Y. BARNARD.
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LGke Street, Chicag0.
I&RlS remedy il prepared entirely from vege'
q table substances and contains no mercury
arsnic or anything that can prove injurious to the
system. Its effects are thosa If q dcob.,ruen, aud
tonic, well adapted to restore the healthy action
Of The liver and stomach whose functions ere 81
generally impaired in this class Of diseases.
llulnine and other ionics serve only in many
cases 10 brake the chills, out do net remove the
disease Of the liver and other organs implica ed
on which the chill and fever depends hsnsc the
usefulness Of the FLUID Extract OF Bark" (par-
Iieular'y where physicians cannot readily be con.
suIten,) which contains all the qualities suited to
the indication Of these maladies.
The 'Fluid Extract Of Bark" is prepared by
Dr. Sawyer, Nicr several wears experience in ad-
minis,ering to those afflicted, both in the eastern
and western part Of the United States. and he
can confidently commend it 10 the public as pos
sessing virtues well adapted to the permanent
cure Of the often long protracied inlermit,snrs
and remit,ents Of unhealthy districts.
Hundre Is Of testimonials in regard to the ell
c'cy OF the medicine from persons Of respectable.
ny have been given TO the proprielor-but he
does not make use Of them as he preiers to have
the medicine introduce itself solely Nv its merits
by KING & WHITE, corner If LA sale
and Canal streets, who have constantly on hand
large supply o! Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Dy-
s,uif.. &c.
July 80. 1917.
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Choice Teas.
IN BASSNETT has paid particular n''sn-
ton To The selection of his Tens and he
can confidently recommend them; he has in store
4 half chests superior Young Hyson.
2 do double sup. do
2 do extra Oh Tyson.
2 do choice Gunpowder.
Q boxes Fine Oolong Black Tea, for
sale low. ... Oct I, l647.
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A I. S o

Crocksry, Hrd,Uare and Groceries.
The undersigned is now prepared to offer a
larger and cheaper stock Of goods to the inhabi-
tants of this county, than can he found in any
other establishment. JIG. NATrlNGER,
Sent 81 1917
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City Hotel,
ONaua, Illinois.

Ia CNy hOtel,
800 Onaua. Illinois.
VINHE public are informed 'hu, this establish
ment has been newly fitted up aud newly
furnished 10 a style to correspond with the in
creasing importance Of the town, and will here
after he kept by the subscribers, who solicit q
share Of public patronage.
A. A. FISHER,
PERRY II. SMITH.
Ottawa, March 26, lsl7. 37.f
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DAYTON
" OOLLEN I ACTO RY

"E would most respectfully inform oul
w friends aud patrons. that the above eslat.
lishment Is still in operation, and will coniinus
to be, So long us we continue ~ receive such q
liberal share ofpubllc patronage. and would her,
renew our promise that no pains sd all be spared
on our part, with skiliul work men, tn render pe
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing Ii.
following kinds OF goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere. Sa,inett, Tweed. leans. Lirsry,
FlaaaclS Of different kinds. and Blankets,
hi,h We oller for sale wholesale OF retail, yer,
cheap, for Cash, Wheat, or Wool. or will max,
liberal exchanges, say | yd. iullcdclolh for from
? to lbs Of wool, vd jeans for lbs. yd
flannel for lbs, pair very heavy blankets foi
as much more wool as it tskas 10 make them
&c, allof the same quality. Orwe will manu-.
faetu'e iulled cloth on commission, al hom 81
20 62! cents per yd. Wool calculated for ex
changing or manufacturing should he well wash
ed on the sheep and rolled up in separate lleeces
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
Will be done at Rom 10 to Is cents per pound
CARDlNG will he done this season at 5 cents,
except very fnc 81 cents per pound. Come on
with your fine wool, as We have just received
two new single machines Of the lales, and nosl
improved style, which will be put in compei
order. with fine cards, (No 81 and 33) by the
goth inst. aud are calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work. Our old machine will be put in .od
order, and will do Justice to the coarser qualities
Persons coming from distance can havtther
work done with the least possible delay and IN
a manner which We will warranlto give salts.
faction.
ELIOT II DRESS ING
Willie done nlthe usual prices, or a small dis
count for ready pay. J. & ID. GREEN
Dayton, May |. lSI7. ia IL.
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YNliE subscriber has jus, re-
l. ceived at his store one door
North of the Mansion House,
from Nep York and 81. Louis. }
a large and fresh supply Of the
above named articles, together
with most every variety Of ani.
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Sign Of the Three HATS.

(NO. POP LAKE ST., Chicago)
IC. STEPHENS would re-
Isl specially announce TO the cltI.
zens OF Chicago and vicinity
that he is now receiving the lar
49, = gcs, and best selected stock OF
W - goods in his line ever offered in
Chicago. His stock consists IN part as follows,
to wit:---ha,s. caps, muil-, Boas. Buffalo robes
and coats, buck millens and gloves, trunks. irav-
cling bags for dies aud gentlemen, overshots,
Indian moccasins, crava,s. suspenders, shirts.
umbrellas, walking canes, &c. HE'S also man
ufac,u,inu all kinds of goods pertaining to his
business. Country merchants and slhers in want
Of goods will do well to give him call befoIe
purchasing elsewhere, as he is confden, he
can sell as low as any house in the city Of New
York.
Haltcrs' stock and trimmings constantly on
hand. Cash paid for furs and skins.
Chicago, Oct 30, 1916. l7-y
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\ Fox River HOuse,.E.
q OTTAWA, Ill. -

VINHIS popular establishment is now IN full.
Oh Grafton, and its accommodations are ini
ferIor t. none III the country. Travellers will
always find the table supplied with choice game,
and every deicscy the country affords. A con-
tinuance Of the liberal share Of public pa,ronag.
is solicited.
Ottawa. Aug. s lSli.