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tn. subscriber takes this meth.
ed e returning thanks forth PUB.
III l. he patronage heretofore extended
..'- ~. t' him, and wishes to inform his
.....s 80 luruj- snA public rrnpralv. that
-, boz Gas tutrrI biz whole attention
10 the manufacturing i wng ms aud hucrics. in
Al, IT. branches; be has secured himself the hes,
OF worsmen, both IN wood and iron. and hi. stock
Of lumber aud iron cannot be surpassed by any
in tol- vicinity.
Wagons Lnia 10 order anil warranted che,ps,
than any other establishment west o( Chicago.
Please cill and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagon, ready flushed on hand: and can
fiash any kind % order in . f.w d,ys notice.
Cl-h pad fpr se,soucd lumber
O.uw', luly 10. 1916 Z.BiRNNRD.
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Bedding lnsects.-The Boston
CaHIeaior states that Mr.. S. Posp.
OF Camhridgeport, practices with
success the following plan, for catch
ing insects. He hangs common
glass bottles in his fruit trees, filed
to the mouth with sweetcned water,
leaving the mouths uncorked.-
Wasp', hornets, beetles and moths
Of various kinds, are attracted by
the liquid, and having once entered
the bottles, are unable to escape
Transparent glass is said to be bet
ter than colorcd-few insects being
found in the latter, but great num-
ners IN the former. It's mentioned
that Mr.. lvrs uses pitchers inste ad
ofbotlles' They are filled third.
full and are hung by the handle to
the branches Of the trees.
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Forty Tho u aud


! No" o.Irr 10 the public @, my Nur-rr, near
L the village OF Dayt1u,ves' side Of Fox liver,
ia N4I!ecouay, the largestuu'atet aod greatest
variety If
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest Of the " aha sh
They were procured from Cuuls' celebrated Ed.
"a Nursery, embracing nearly since hundred
yiriiits Of Apple ily yaricIe, OF Pear thirty va.
mites Of Pluns, Cherries and Peaches. sIl oi the
ch l,esi fiult, which have been selected during
the list % years by The industrious and indeflti.
gable proPrstors Of the Nursery, alta great cI.
pense, from nearly al ise states in the Union.
and many Of the choicest varites from Europe.
They are mostly Of two years growth. and from
three TO five lee; in height, and Of sufficient size
IA set. Those Wishing topl,nt orchards will no,
fail to perceive the great advantage Of setting
young aud thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
ind climate 10 which they are destined to he set.
over those usually brought from a different soil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs am,utn.
Ted to save transportation, and jhe fihruusrnnt.
injured by!0ny exposure 10 dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
Sept. IS. $40. i2-y
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II reddy rule for Farmers made
rsdaier:-A "quarter Of wheat" is
an English measure of eight stand
ard bu'hels-so, if YOU see wheat
quoted at 66 shillings, is 7 shillings
a bnshel. A shillings is s2. cents ;
multiply by7 and you have Sl57l
per bushel.
In Kentucky, corn is measured BY
the barrel, which is five bushels Of
shelled corn. At Now Orleans, a
barrel Of corn isa -four barrel full
ofears. At Chicago, lin, is sold By
the barrel, and measured in tho
smallest sizsd casks Of tia. nam,
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Taxes for 1917.

VTlHE tax lie, fu 1917 is now IN my hands 70,
i collection. shall I've in the county on nlI
jay. of each week rxcer, Saturday, on which
lay can lie found ., my office, prepn'cd to re-.
.eivc taxes from those who may wish IN pny IN
town. Cost. viii be added 10 all ,rsc's of lands
md town lots that remain unpaid a6cr thu first
,J j,noary. lsl7. a. q list of delinquent lanJs
md town lots win have to I've hamlrd 4" ,hr ptin
'cr for publication. ii. HUKLDNT,
Ottawa, Sept ~, lst, +. Collector.
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THAT will pass muster A barrel Of
Hour is seven q nsrters ola gross hun
dred, Iil2 lbs. which is the reason
of its being the odd measure of I96
lbs. A barrel of tar is twenty gal
Ions, while a barrel of gun-powdsris
only a small key holding twenty-five
pounds.and that reminds me OF cot
ton, 4 bale of which is four-hundred
pounds, no matter in what sized bum
dies il may be sent 10 market.
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DgSEGssP AND CHEMIST,

I.afr fN'Ffti, 'HffHg'.
FsNRlS remedy is prrpacl entirely from ycre.
L table substances aud contains no mercurv
ar-nlc Or anything that can prove Injurious To Oh,
system. It's ,Tc's are thnsa % dr1n,'rucur and
tonic, well adapted 70 restore the healthy action
# 'he liver aud stomach whose functions are
genrrly Imp,ired On l.i. cliss Of Diseases
RpuIre and other tonnes 'rry" only in many
cases Go brake the ciI.l., nul j, ret remove the
disease 4 doe liver and other organs IMPLICATED
on which the chill and fever depends hrnsc the
usefulness If he 'viG'i Etimc, OF Bark" (par-
urulrIy Nncrc physicians cHu1oi read " be- con-
su.ten.) which contains all the qualities suited t,
the ipdict',ln 1t these mnIiias
The Fluid Extinct of BUk" is prepared by
Dr. SAWYER, n'lcr several wears experience in al
n'us,enug In th,.c atil c',d, both IA tie eastern
and western port Of the United Sla,,s, and he
con confidently comm, nj I, u the pubic A. pos
-"S-'ug ,lruc- we'll adap'ed n the JsrmGntnf
cure 1t the oli'u long pr,tmcleI IntcrmIitsnrs
n0d rcmlticut- II unhealthy Districts.
flundfo i Of testimonials in rccarn 10 the ell
cicy OF me medicine from persons Il respectable
nv have been given u The proprietor but he
does not make Use e thcn ~ he p'efrrs tn have
the medicine Introduce itself solely bv rs merits.
Snjhy KING " WHITE. cofncfuf l., Salh.
and Canal streets, who have constantly N hand
4 lR1g' supply of Drugs Medicines, or. by.
.uiI. Sc.
lGly 80 1917.
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fyou wish to know a mans char
actsr, wait till some disgrace or mis-
fortune happensto him, and yon will
soon SEQ either all hi, greatness or
all his weakness.
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:..s.SL 4 LARGE lot j. now flr sale 3 ;
1900. 4 miles east oi iiaTsc lies, clnpr..
SSYTsE q choice selection Of about FORTY ysri
~<aa.z,. cites HfA7Pie 1ud few Pears. Puns
CNrlUts, PEACHES Sc. The tres are oT three
tud iblr ye'rs growth; in Size. from i've n ten
feet IT; aud itom two Co SIX irchc, in ci.cum'er-
ence at ne surface ~ the siuh. The NURSERY
price varic. imn y! to - cents f1r Apple (;
Peas and PlCms l2i cents higher
Dc UNDERHIhL.
NrSiNss, Oct. l. lSI7. An
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N. Y. STATE AG. Society, !
ALBANY, Sent. %, 1917, :

S. BESrz :-Yourlcttcr, enclosing
samples of wheat, &C., with your no.
iice as to the improvement, was re-
ceived too late to be passed upon by
the Judges atthe Fair, but have been
carefully examined by the Executive
Committee, and they are impressed
with its great value to the wheat
growing districts ofour State. We
are DESTROYS Of ascertaining the pro-
cess by which it is accomplished, the
expense attending it and whether it
can be done fast enough, so as to sup
ply run ofstone for grinding. We
have awarded yon diploma, which
is herewith enclosed. / should be
pleased to have you send me BY ex-
press a larger sample OF wheat and
also of bran-say two quarts. We
are DESTROYS TO ascertain all we can
in reference to it, as we deem it ve-
~ important.
| am respectfully yours,
B. P.JQHNSON,
Scc'ry. N. Y. S. Ag. Society.
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fremont House,
Chicago. III.

80 UNCNg5, III. -LaAa--la,si
q GCRLEY & Go. date of he American
D. Temperance House, Cujc1zo.) have taAon
the Temm Hy,s corner of lnae onj
streets. Where they viii be hlrpy - serve Ihejr
friends and ai others who wiz favor thcm with G
cal N the best s'y'c. Nav 1916
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Lands for Sale "a, puDlio Auction.

Lands for Sale AT PuDlic Auction.
sETIl.l. be sold atpuhue auclio' n' tho court
w hoase in OuaNa Oh Monday ihe thrd
day OF January next. at o'clock L. NJ, tnthe
Eehesthildsr fnr cash.
The whole Of section %, 7 81, \ r 3 east Of
1lP. NJ. ' r.r
Also, tho whole Of lhc y i / sec. 81, I. 3.
y R3E3lP. NJ.
he above LHnds are prairie oft.e hes' quail.
ily IN the IMMEDIATE vicinity of timher, and
title unaucsllorahlc. GEO. H. NORRIS,
Agent for the o'oaer.
Ou,w, Sept II lStT.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

y ESPEClFuLl.I return thnuks tothe ci.
eizrns oi Ottawa and vicinity Tor tho liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, md hurcs
10 m-rii a confluence Of tie same. HIS Ioikr.
ins Establishment j. on the sonih side at the
public square, over James Ryans store
lie is prepared Ia do work on the most rcssuna.
bic terms, aud waricnts all garments made by
him to e., Cutting will u done on short notice
and warrenied to fit il properly made mp Tic
Fail and Winter Fashions.
From New lors city, have just been received
thus enabling him TO furnish garments in The Ia.
test and most uppfnqcd style.
". b. LumJtr, and mDsis kiHds " country
proS"ce rM he 'alen IN peymme for worh,.
Ottawa. Oct, % 1917.
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Washington Hotel.



rENiE Proprietor IT tie above c,tubiI>hucni
/ returns his sincere thanks o. 10; num,,,U~
v'sitots and the mo.Eh,r. 81 10, General Asscu-
bly,, fnr Their very hh.rll pair mage bestrwed
upon himduring the yas winter. iI"tikes pleas
ure IN announcing to his friends. and all Others
who may visit the Guy during sue next summer
and Nnt'r, thar he viii always be ready to fur
Dish them with the best The msrkri afford, and
spare no pains on hia Iar' ia rendering tlcu a.
couifori able as can Ice d'sird.
The Washington Inter- ia situated in the
mos, convenient par Of the cily tyr those hose
business Is connected with any # the public Of
fees Of the STATE, and nrlcss,r, 10 the Cou,h'u-
tional Convention will fad nj, House f,,n II.
immediate proximity 10 their field Of l4ha, pos
-es,cs more advantages fr their c.nvcn erce
aud comfort than any other n ~grncfi5 ID. HE
house ~ large aud roomy. AMI IL capable, I ac-
commodlling q large nunbsr " al. those who
may make i, convenient To call up.n hir \
convenient AMI comfoflal /, stable j. atiscl ID to
the premises. whlrh viii always he supplied with
The best oiprovender
TENNIS.
Single Meal % cen',
Transient Bnsulcrs per day IS Do
Horse, per day 81 DO
The trs'elIi"g public are respectfully solicited
for share Of their patronage.
JDiiS DkJrNy
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Choice 'a'C:Is.

Choice TC3s.
Ty7 BASSNETT has paid particular aicn-
. ton To ihe selection Of his Teas aud he
can confidently recommend them: he has in store
4 half chests superior Eoung Tyson.
, do double sup. do
9 do extra OH HySon.
, do choice Gunpowdcr.
6 boxes Fine Oolong Black Tea. for
sale low. Oct. !, lSI7.
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DAYTON t1'@ "5F
" DOL EN- / &C TO r Y.

" O0LLEN / &C TO r Y,
NE would most respectfully inform ou
w friends and patrons, that the allows Cs,ah
llshmenl Is sill IN cpefali"n and " iil conlIlu,
td ~, 50 long Ne We continue 10 receive such
liberal share Of iublir patronage. aud would her,
renew our promise that no pain. shall hc spare,
m our pau, with skiliul wurkHcn To render o.,
neral satisfaction, We are manuiacturirr IL.
iOlIoslng Kinds OF goods, viz;
PULLED CLOTHS,
}aSSimrrl, SatiHrit. Tweed. Jeans. Linsr,
tIaanclSOt different hiatS. aud Blankets,
"ni'h We nhtr for sale wholesale or retail. ,cr,
heap, Tor Ci,h, Hieator WooL or will mai,
ub'ral exchanges, say yd. fullcd cloth for from
y tn los 1T wool, Nd. jeans for , lbs yd
Uh"ne' ior ms, psirs,ry heavy blankets ior
US much moro wool as itjakastn mako them
Nc'. alloithe same quality. DtWc wiIlmanu.
aclu1g iu'lcd cloth Oh commission, at flom 81
~ CO! cents per SIT. wool calculated for cx
changing or manurlcInrirs should ewcll wash
ed CA the sheep aui roIl.d up in separate hecces.
CAbDlNG AND SPINNING.
" ~ be- dine OF ifum 1910 Is cents per pound,
tARDlNG Vjl, h, dome tll,.caspn at cents.
etcrP' very to, al ,.rt- pee pound Come on
WIN !"u' hH. Wool. Hs 81, nave just received
two uvN single machines rt hcIatr.tanI most
improved st.ir. "i.oh vii lrIu, la complct
order, with tur cafts. (Nu 30 and 33) hy the
goth inst, and are raIcusIrt cNur,,k for ems.
tom work. Ournj machine Nill D., put in .oJ
order and will 40 Justice To- the coursciqualuiss.
Persons canning from distance can ha,rthcir
work done with the least possjt', delay, and in
manner which We will ~auanito give salts.
faction
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City Hotel,
Gtd'yd. Illinois.

'NHE public are informed that ihs establish.
ment has been newly fitted Up aud neoly
IN style to cnrre'p0ud with the iu.
'relsIpE importance Of the l,wn, sod viii L,rc.
after be- krp, hy the subscribers, WHO solic, q
share OF public patronage.
"A. FISHER.
PERRY II. SMITH.
Ottawa, March % 1877. 31.f
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Aall9Da0ys1Aaa

Inn ,r'ani Mrrafion.--We learn
from the HagerstoS'n ''Torchligh,
that Mr. Samuel Bentx, oil Boons-
borough, Md, has discovered pro-
cess, wl,icL IS now being patented,
which, II IS asserted, completely re.
moves all bran and exlranrous mat
ter from wheat in its natural
state, leaving Che grain nothing but
pure nnsropnd -four, and cl'cc ting a
saving OF grain Of at least one tenth,
The Editor adds:
The outer coating Of the grain is
completely removed, and instead Of
sixty one pounds Of offal, { or one
bns'lel Of Wheat 10 the barely ,hs
offal under this system will not ev-
coed from seven 10 twelve pounds;
and while from twenty-five TO fifteen
per. cent. of time is saved on tao
grinding, the varieties Of wheat are
improved from five to fifteen per
cent, producing the best not climate
-four known in the world. These
results have been arrived at by az
tual experiment, and the public can
thus see at a glance, the immense
Importance of the improvement
The cultivation Of millions Of addi.
tional acres could not benefit the
world more than this single, and We
are told, truly simple invention. We
have a specimen of the unframed
wheat, which NO will take pleasure
in showing to any one who may wish
to examine il, A specimen was pre-
pared for the New York Fair. which
has elected the following highly
complimentary letter:
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Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifuge
It's Liaiiibie Heath Restoring Proper
ties iuiig established!
IT'S KNOWN As TuC ALL POWERFUL
Fever AguC DESTROYER.

1T ~ KNOWN As TiiE ALL POWERFUL
Fever Aguc Destroyer.
4 presenting Ills well established and powerr,
Il sanAtlyr Medicine To Tie people of lIiin,b
nrd the cltg nS generally If thr sruth-wesierr
States, the Proprietor feels perfect confdenc,
that it viii act vs. successfully in the ,hs,ri,t,
where It IL now produced, as N the Acue and
Fever visited regions IT Indiana llhncis. and
Ohio, Michigan, and western Penns, lvnnia pcd
New York. In she States above mentioned ia
uHt,ersul ceichury asa
CERTAIN PROMPT AND PERMANENT
REMEDY FOR THE AGUE AND FEVER,
Is generally conceded and it Is ro,orrcJ Ia ly
al, thus afflicted, II preference II all other me
partitions claiming, to cure this disease
'odm,' IF Ergfragibh 7c>t,mopv nigh, ne.
company this notice but the proprietor believes
that the true method Of arpllslne The afflicted u
TIE perfectly curH We pfopcule, oi The Tonic
frhriuSc, isiho iual .! as miraculous power
over
FEVER Il AGlE.
30 far, the proprietor has fund II only ncces.
sary 10 test It's practical and health restoring
blessings N the communities Uhste It ha. been
Introduced. In the proud testimonials 50 elcir.
ed, the worth uf The fcbnlngc u matu ma.i.
lest and It IA Therefore confidently sent upon
it, healing rrpud uto llc valley Of the Mi,s.
l--rppl. II" send, a. there u-a medicine. nov
regarded ln the NorslrrH aud Western States a.
= cue wlose progress Is uuJiumct, ard tr.N-
0'f 70 yoIEI,y fliiir. Ia short. sustained Nhc,,.
ever tested. (,nd the cyj3ynr can he furnished
II there are any inclined 10 br skcplcaiD lis
" gh-Br'7Fi0y F,csr-R,wop'0g, end RsuiN-
EsHetcug.'
As sura, M,cEr~zh'. To~ic TsDmrrc,
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Ottawa Female Seminary.

HEIS| ROBERTSON would inform her
VI ff.cn ds ard patton. generally. that -.
wi, Resume her school on WEDNESDAY the s r
day Of spplcmber a. the usual place, the uppsr
room Of The Old cuu'r house where il will he
CONTINUED thr,' tie winter Miss Z. hopes 10
receive renewal cf that favor and patronage
which has lcen SO kindly and literally bestowed
iurng the Two past years. sept 2-tf
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DlsIGS * N.LD.glN,.s,

rsNiiE Subscriber has just re-
a ctN,d ut hls store one dpor
North { The Mansion ilOusc,
(Eonm NIr Yrk gHd ~. LJms)
0 large ami lr,sh SUPPLY uf the
above named article. together
ML-A mNsl ,NrIv vaII,IA u atIi.
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DORK, Whea', flonr, Beans. Flax Seed,
\. Bees Wax, Hides, &c, by ..
Oct l,lSlT, CusNNAS Il GuinLEY.
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W.2LhER WCKLiNG, OHnwa
+. Il. ARMSTRONG;, NOrris,
JOHN SY'ERLiNG. .7vsatie,
s. w. SKIN.NER, NopcrriHc.
BENJ. +. CEDNET, Peru.
ELI/ BROU'N. Tror Grorc.
". B.7CWELLER. Hardin.
Il. HOEGRS, Norwoy.
e.. b. WOLLENBICE, NeUark.
j. PENrI,4ND, La Sale.
Ottawa, Avg. -. 1917. 6-ly
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Es0gcI.gs ~ Isuyse,..

.NEU Gh.hNIFE FRO.N'T BERDLNT.
pposi tc the BANK Of virginia
Na now c'ei'1nga large aud we'll selected stock ol
rms, Ii9tORS, DO.NESIIC, Sc E.
" Inch they intend 10 sell upon good any
house engaged Ia The nadc exchange ot all Ii rds
daee usually brought 10 tins market, VIZ Bacon, Butte
Nfiskey' Peach and Apple Brandy, flax and Tow Linen
Wool and " oui Rolls Feathers Ginseng Fa1sred, 81,
and will allow Tor all such, the very highest market ptce
Thor stock consists Ia pant ol the following articles
SU1AR-Loh Powdered, Crushed Clarified, st. CroiA,
Porto Rlro and New Orleans.
GQFfEt.-Mocha old lava, Iaglyra, Rio, ac Sc.
Moiasecs, Taow and Sperm Candies.
TEAS -blac and eteen OF the finest botp lit
tins marho
Cotton Yarn OF the most approved Factories.
BRANDY Bes pure frcnca Imitation do Apple and Peach
WlNt-Fincat Old Mcdeifa, Sicily Madeira, ror, Sherry
aud Sweet
NIIISkEY- Walls bet best old Rye aud Rcct6cd com
mon Roched and Mountain
GIN-Purc Holland and American
III M-Best old Iamacia aud New England.
Rice, bar Iron, English and lredcga Iron.
SlEEL-Cast, Shear and Blisrcfcd,
Feathers, Wool and Wool Rolls
Nails, all sAes Powder, Blasting and Sporting Sho, and
Window Glass by 10 and 10 by u.
Salt and Sogars IN every variety.
nomcstirs, 81, IS, aud IL.
Cotton Osnaburgs.
Soap, shoe Thread, saltpctrc Alum, Indigo, Madder.
Coppcras, Ginger, Pepper Aspce Letter, Foolscap and
Wrapping Paper; Grind stones Fur, " DOL and Palm Leaf
Hats t1licocs BedIrkng Apron thceks Niustad Trace
Chains. Axes Shoe Taeks, Bed Cords Plough Lines ssr
lhey cordially invite purchasers criiIt thor Large
stock before making purchases elsewhere.
81 THEY ARE DETERMINED TO SILL low.-<5
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.NEW SPRLNG s. StNLuER GOODs
w. Low f.,

c. w LOVE,
m Mc Oil .staid AZ .NcIre, & Lorc,
NSOUiD respectfully inform his friends and the
W public generally that he i now receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
10 which he would call their attention. assuring them hc
will sell and make to order cheap any house in the
place All he asks examination Of his stock among
which they will find the following articles
Bloey's best black and blue ClotIs,
Slmons do do do do
English, French s German do do Of various colors,
Bloley's best black Cassmcres,
BichuH's do do do
English, French and German Cassimeres various coors
Best English and French black Satins
Silk Cashmere, Nelyelcen and other Nestings
Pocket and Neck landkechef Suspenders, Gloves and
In fact. every thing usually kept in such house
April It's {. w. LOVE.
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COTTON FACTORY.

FENHE Subscriber takes this method TO inform his
u friends and the public in general. tia he
king, at the Black alter Cotton Factory, good
cle Of cation Yarns as is made any where, and trial
Of 1t he would Ike for all to make he feels confident
they would find ii to be good article they ever
bought, if not hctor. His prices will always be
able aud accommodating lie hopes therefore, by strict
attention to orders and prompt shipment of Yarns, Gas
they be forwarded in every direction the Factory be-
ing the James River S, Kanawha Canal, as well as
the Lumber Houses where all the wagons, that bring
produce for shipment, obliged come get least
share Of your patronage Please sivehm call when
you come 10 town.
Once At tho Black Water Cotton Factory.
JAMES s. CREWDSON, Agent
Jlre its
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n q Tic u.

IN PCRSlA NCE Of a decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court oil Law and Chaneery Tor the count, Of Camp
bell, pronounced on the day of October, ls46, In
the case of Clement. guardian Sc, against Jane
A Clement and others. shall. the ST day Of Sep
lembc. 1871 upon the premises. proceed sell the
highest bidder. credit Of one, and three years
The Tract ol Land in the I'LL and proceedings mentioned.
upon which Alexander Cement. deed formerly resided
lying in ihe county of Campbell, the waters olseneca
Ce,A, and SIX miles south OF the Court II use CO. am
about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23

Sugars, COFFEE, PLASTER, SC.
10 hhds ,. O. Sugars, very prime and dry,
40 bags I.aguyra and Rio Cul.e.
80 tons Lump Plaster
5000 lb. Wolsey and olseys loaf and crushed Sugars,
100 sacks salt,
10 tiercos handsome clarified Sugars,
s Boots.
Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
) tons lredegsr hon, handsomely assorted,
30 boxes Tin Plate
500 lbs Saltpctlc,
400 lbs Russia Sheet Iron
8 hhds. Muscovado Mossies,
bhls. pclug Vinegar,
3 do No Macl,eel, very large and fat, rscciviu,
per baigcs Exit, Richmond and Ohio and to sale low by
CRENSllAW, BAGBY CARTER
August Pts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23
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TgNlE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
4 lat day of Jaauar, last, Tor the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING.
under the name Of FPpn & Montgomery, beg leave 10
inform tho public thai they NOW prepared execute
orders Coz all descriptions of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces, VIA: Hollow Was. Water Pipes, Siosy
Plates, Min Gear. Sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited To examine the sly, and dual
liy OF their Hollow Ware, which mas be seen at must
Of the stores IN lynehburg, at the Messrs. Eliss
Richmond, Orders addressed TO the euncern al Eth
Furnace, or A. \, Montgomery, lynchhurg will meet
with prompt attention
Also. just To hand, onr well selected stock of
SPRING md SU.MlIER GOODS,
which will DO sold low for Cash, TT In exchange for
eran. \. W, FLlpplN.
Nav l1--ts \ MONTGOMERY