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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

Cr Mr.. Jous QuIcLEv, a highly respectable
farmer Of CLIFTON county, was killed on Saturday
the 4th inst, by having his leg caught in the
horse power Of q thrsshing machine. His leg
was mashed from the knee TO the ankle.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18
FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Democratic Central Taylor Conn
nllttee.

Hon John Bucher, Of Dauphin county
Hon John NJ Read, of Philndelphis city
Hon Richard Vanx do do
Robert Allen, Esq do do
Andrew Miller, Esq Philadelphia county
Samuel D Patterson. Esq Montgomery county
Franklin Vsnzant, Esq. Bucks county
Joseph Lewis Esq Chester county
Or William Gray, Delaware county
Henry W Smith, Esq Berks county
Hon Ellis Lewis. Lancaster county
Charles w Higgins. Esq Northumberland co
Hon John Snyder, Union county
Col James Burnside, Centre county
Robert J Fisher. Esq York county
Oliver Watson. jr. Esq Lycoming county
Gen K Morrhrad Allegheny county
Col Israel Painter, W-stmorelsnd county
Thomas J Power. Esq Beaver county
Hon Edward Herrice, Bradford county
Hendrick B Wright, ESQ Luz-rn- county
Francis W. Hughes, Esq SthuyIkilI county
James L. ellis. Esq. Elk county
James Peacock, Esq of Dauphin county
Hon William Dock do
Gen Simon Cameron do
BENJAMIN Park, Esq do
Gan Christian Seller do
Philip Dougherty, Esq. do
o. Barrett. Esq. do
Frrncis c Carson, Esq do
James Brady Esq. do
Edward A. Lesley, Esq do
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

By recent decision, il appears that runaway
slave cannot be employed in this State except un.
der penalty Of $50 or more.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

Gy LEwIsIows BAsE-Ths bank has long
been in a io,terng condition, and has at last clo
sed its doors Persons should be cautious ia re-
ceiving its notes.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

~ FoR SsLE-A strong and well made two
horse wagon, entirely new, for sale, cheap, by
H. B. Masser.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

o. TnE DAY Book, a daily paper published
at Pittsburg, is about 10 be enlarged. II isaspi.
cy. entertaining little sheet and will, no doubt,
meet with deserved success.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

TnE STATE OF MAisE will hereafter elect her
Governor, Senators and Representative, by a plu-
rality vote.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18
PRICE CURRENT.
A&ShAJNH5
Wright's Indian Vegetable k'iiis.
Corrected reeh,y by HENRY Ma,,s,

Wright's Indian Vegetable I'iiis.
Henry Masser. Sunhuvy. ir.f.r
f 4 J. X suffman. Augusta township.
John n. Vincent, ChiIlisqusque.
kase & Bergsire.scr. Elysburs.
S,muel Hrrh. Little MshonJy,
William Depp"n. Jack."n.
Ireland snd Haynes, McE~ens-ilIc.
William Heintn Il Brother. Milton.
Forsyths, Wilson Il Co., Northumberland.
James Reed. Potsgrovc.
G w Scott. Rdshsille.
w. Il x Fcealy. Shamokinto~n.
Rhodes Il Fsrow Snyderstown.
Amos +. Brisell, TurbutsviIle
Bonneville Hoshue, Upper Mahonoy.
J.hn G Rem. do do.
f. J.. PiJer, Watson,own.
Wholesale, at the office srd general depot, rs
R-ce st.. Philadelphia. Dc. Is lS47.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

C. JoHs a. GAsBLE, who has been recon-
msnced as a candidate for Canai Commissioner,
declines being considered so, in the last Jersey
Shore Republican.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

uz Snow, to the depth Of Is inches. fell il
Cincinnati, on the l4th inst.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

WHAI 1T WILL Cosr.--It 10 estimated that the
expenses for holding the Fremont Court Martial
will exceed 900
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ID I r. ID

10 Tuvbut township. on Monday the 9Th inst
Capt J. SAMPLE SrApDEN, aged about 80 years
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

| you have led on from victory to victory, have
| inspired us with feelings which no language 10
sufficiently powerful to convey. For such q.
| chievsmsnts, General, every true American
heart from one extremity to the other Of this
Republic, 10 filled with gratitude an1 admiration.
Wherever you direct your steps, upon any spot
where the star spangled banner trum phantly es.
pands ito folds 10 the breeze, you will find ma.
tons love TO greet you-you will hear . whole
peoples spontaneous applause TO extoI the splen.
dor Of your deeds which your modesty would in
vain endeavor to weaken in your own eyes:
Again, General, bid you q hearty welcome
10 the name Of all the citizens Of New Orleans.
To this the G~nersl responded. briefly. thus:
Mr. Mayor-The welcome which meet this
day from the people Of New Orleans. announced
by you, their honorrd representative, overwhelms
me with feelings which no words can express
You have been pleased TO quality, with term.
Of The highest appreciation, the services Of the
army which have had the honor to command in
Mexico. Could those brave officers and so,diers
whose gallantry achieved the success TO which
you refer. be present on this occasion. and wit.
ness 'he grand ou'pnnring OF gratitnde winch
their devotion has solicited the measure of nv
satisfaction would be complete. For them and
for myself, thank, from my heart. the people Of
New Orleans, and accept, Mr. Mayor. the offer
Of their hospitality
This simple but interesting formali'y over
General Taylor proceeded towards the Cathedral
and opinion seems to be unanimous that the
scene which there presented itself was the grand
est of the day. Every avenue leading to the
| church was thronged with the several societies
and FIRE companies, who were often pushed from
their position by the motion ofthe mighty mass
! OF people; but there was no contention no strife
! all were united for one grand purpose. and it
| would have been difficult to destroy the unanimi-
! ty Of feeling which prevailed. The beautiful
women Of New Orleans gtaced the scene, and
fair hands waved welcome to-the brave
| When the doors Of the church were thrown open,
it was filled almost instaneously, and thousands
were disappointed in the hopes of admission
they had entertained.
|
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22
TO EAgNaERS.

EDLIEF NODLLEN FACTORY The
~ subscriber vii keep ou h,nl a large assert
ment OF clrtA o( bIs own manufacture Which he
prlpases L. exchange t,t Noul. lie viii give
GA" S,rd Al good heavy cloth tor two and h1i
ppnalS nl good ceal Woo, OF the snmo quality ;
or ne wtH work wnni upon sharrs. as follows go
give "pc.bll! the cloth The WOO makes ty IectIy-
Ing eight cents per v,rl Iou the customer upon
M. htt oral the wool makes hy receiving thrrt,.
eight cents per yard for manufacturing. will
also manu- 'iciurs for customers Blankets, irau,
aud iApnrl>. as vcll ~ sa,I1eu and full cloth
CON Dressing done on reasonable terms
and at -hnr. notice. N1ne bat th, best work.
men will b. employed
Any person gong 70 Ch.r,-', from the con-
tr-l or southern part nf the STATE, vii pis, hy
lhIS town, eu al the siNsrrrhor wishes. O., m.
sue c.. uuu1nr, ct patronage. g. 10 once have
man P1tro lie bin. Wool car be SAINT rr the
t.inois rycr directed t. j. \ Naltc,ln Joliet.
WI. c1uniy, t. the care Of Mr. ABRAMS, Peru.
VI" AMI It wlU be forwarded, where cloth ni.l
be pat a. N q neat an safe minrcr. accuti.ng
T. she above terms, and srut IN return 10 quv par
OF the Stn,e Without Troubling he owners To- l-.
company it. \ NArrESON.
y. Il --Pr'so0S cAninI linm . distance with
qurnlty Of wool to hr c1ri,d arratuuticiurri.
ii obliged to stay over night, shall be To n, 81.
pcn.r. JAM
lolre,, N-ch S2L 1917. 10
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AallSya1OllAaa

The TJmasoe.-The use of this
fruit s. tod, il said TO have been de-
rived BY Us from the Spaniards. 1t
has been long used by the French and
Italians. The date Of its introduc-
ton to this county is unknown,
though il is only within recent pc
Rod that it has been adopted as a
culinary article. Thirty years ago
the writer cultivated it under the
name of i,ee-appie, but had then no
idea that il was Of any value except
a, an ornament to the dover garden.
Hon. E. Whitney, in letter to DR.,
Kirkland, published in the Hesiern
Reserve Magazine If N)rf!cuhare, }
states that the tomatoe las been us
ed as food in Ohio, more than half q
century. He says--"Col. Nigo, an
Italian gentlemen, lived at Ticennrs,
and prepared the Juice of the toma-
toe to mix in 5eefgravy, and for ma
king ca!chup, more than filty-two
wears ago. Colonel Iialn.ramcl;
raised the tonatoe> at Detroit and
Fort Wayne before 1903 Judge
Thomas furnished his table with the
raw tomatoe at Lawrenceburr, lndi-
ana. in 1907. The french stewed it
at Kaskashia, in 1897 and 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22
BOOKS! HOOKS!

RURTON; or, the Sicges: by the au.
~ thor of"Csp,ain Kids"
GEORGE; or. the Planter of the lse OF
y France: by Alexander Dumas;
ISABEL or BAVARIA: by Alex. Dumas
The KNIGHT OF GwYNNE by Lever;
ST. Giles AND ST. JAMES: by Douglass
Jeuolj:
SHORT RAWLINGS FROM A LoNo YARN
From the notes Of r l.. wilson;
THE MOSAIC WoRKERs
The FIRsr FALsr STEP ; or, the Path Of
Crime
NED MYERS: by Cooper;
For sale by KNG& WHITE.
OTTAWA. oct. l. Druggisis and BOoksellr,.
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stacl, Sr,iii.i,,,v,

~, TIE Subscriber takcs this mcia-
- 4 od vt returning thanks f,r the Pub.
= !. iJc patronage heretofore extended
II btu, and wishes to iuinrm his
80. l!0 friends and publlc gcnar.l '. ,ha,
~ he has turned his whole attention
to the nSnufactuflug # wag IA aud buggies. in
i H. branches; he ho. secured hiinsrlf the hes,
IF N1femen, both Ia wood ard iron. and hi- slock
It lumber and 'Ton earnpi be surpassed by any
IN TIM. vicinity,
Wagons rnl' to order and warranted che,pcr
ihnn any other establishment ves, Of Chicag,
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
Ia nher wagons ready iinisheJ. On hand; and can
fTi,h any kind to order in few DAYS notice
Cash paid frr seasoned lumber.
Ounwa, July 10, 1916. BARNARD.
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FEVER ~ .tGtrE.

- I',te proprietor las iluld 1t only ncccs.
sary T. test It. pnc'irit and health restoring
blessings "a the communities where II has been
introduced. In the proud testimonials 50 elicit
Ell, the Nrrh OF the feAniosc = made magi.
lest aud tits Therefore confidently sent rpnn
IT. healing Grand INTO the valley of The Miss.
l's'Ppl. lie send, It there a. medicine, now
regarded 10 the Northern aud Weston States NJ.
a cnre whose pr'srr,s Is unItnmcd, and ui,h.
uriH SpIiury fljHsrr. ia >boU sustained Uhrfr.
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e.chooi Books. Stationary. &c.

u. rOpa hvVn7' StbttohuTJ, NC.
) Just received by the subscribers,
Sanders and McGuGy's series Of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spellars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodricl1's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography,
WebsIer's School Dictionary.
AL'o-Prlmers, Toy and Copy Books,
Blank Account Books, different sizes
Paper, Ink, QniIls. Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER 4 HlCKLlNG.
sent, o. lsJ7
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-, Boots, Shoes q BrGgans.

~, Boots, Shoes q BrGEans.
S%A Just received, 40 cases. direct from the
Ia nanulacturers, sud for sale at low prices.
The assortment cDnslsls of
Mems calf, kip, and sioga boots, bro,
gans, &c.
Ladies buskins, slips. CATERS e. polk
boots.
Boys, youths and childrens shoes and
boots, in variety.
WALKER e. illCKLlNG.
Sept. ~ ISi7.
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Better die Than live, il | an to b

,otnen,ed from day 10 day by this horrible Agut,
eSclaims the poor sufferer whose life hos become
burden from tbs rackine paroSysps oi an ia
t,rniltcn,, and whose confidence IN human aid
is destroyed by the failure of remedies To- prudurc
the promised ieli'i.--Such has been the situation
If Thousands who are now rcjoicing in all the
blessings ofhealth from the use Of nr. SAwrIn =
Extract " Bark. IN ~ instance does I, fail oi
oirccling speedy aud permanent cure. Fotsslc
by the prowis,or's agents, KING * WHITE,
,nle Agents fjt Ottawa.
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IN Spirits, Wines. &c.

-It&s Spirits, wines. &c.
60 So 3 bali pipes pure Cog. Brandy.
20 bills. American DO.
q! New England Rum.
| ! pipe Holland GIN. (Ilour Glass
& bb's. New York do.
8 - Sweet Malaga Wine.
? ! casks Port, some very good.
3 g." Madeira,
WALKER II NICKLING.
Sen, q lS!7
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Bearing cf Trees ia Eren and
OM Yeas The Editor OF the B0S-
tan CuR!rator believes that fruit
trees bear most in seven" years
He has lately made a journey to the
western part Of Maine, and he states
that the crop ofapples in taat section
is very light ana of poor quality
He adds-"In the same region we
saw good crops last year--conirm-
ing our views as to having good crops
Of apples in even years if the season
be favorable, and light crops in odd
years, even in good seasons.' We
suppose 1917 isas "odd" year in
the vicinity Of Albany as in the wes-
tern part Of Maine, yet the crop Of
apples here is greater this season than
for many years almost every tree
being loaded to the utmost.
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Hardware (!

EoR sale cheap, large stock. consisting in
Il p,rOf
Log. Trace, and Halter Chains,
Manure and hay Forks. Shovels and
Spades. scoop Shovels, Hoes; mill, cross
cut, and hand Saws. Coffee Mills, strap
hinges, Augurs, Shovels and longs,
hammers, ha,che,s, steel e. iron squares.
spring balances, looking glasses clothes,
hair, Whine wash, shoe and horse Brush
es, curry combs, cattle and wool cards.
butts and screws, No,ftlk and maIleable
Door LatcheS door. trunk. chest. cup
bard, ill. pad, stock and morlice Locks,
knives aud forks butcher, bread, shoe.
and pocket knives; table and teaspoons.
sraters, miuCing knives, mahognny knobs
table butts, draw shaves. axes, files, sad
lFors, door scrapers. states. ink powder,
selves, shutters. candle sticks, whips.
raw hides, wheel heads, egg lryers, and
pewter porrlngcrs.
u'i |. iSl7 CUSHNNN & GRlDLEY.
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ShaWlS.

4 GREAT assortment CT winter shawl.,
n. consisting Of
Black and Drab Cashmere. Wool and
Muslin de laine Nit, Plaid, Rob,oy,
and richly fancy colored Cashmere
and Dclains for sale by
Oct. |, lSi7. +. BASSNETT.
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DAYTON
W 0 OIL l. EN- + AC T @ Il \


SNE would mos, respectfully inform OF
w friends aud patrons, thai the above ,sta3
uishment Is sill IN operation, and will commas
IN be, 81 long as ac eonIiuue 10 receive such
liberal share ofpubllc patronage. and would h,r
renew oar PROMISE HAT M psiGs shall be spare,
~ our Piri, Nah shiiiui WoiAuen. to r,tG,r =.
neral satisfaction. We are Manufacturing a.,
'lloN'ns Siuds OF gooJs viz;
PULLED CLOTHS.
cashmere, SiiiHrit, Tweed, lcagS, LinsH
tllarlS0i i,i.trclthiliS.GuG Blankets.
Nhi h weoli'r for ale IS hyl,.5lror retail. ,ru
'aelP, t'r Cg,B, Wi.rtCr u 90 or viii u.aht
t''rai exchanges, sly I'd. iuIis GcIuth TO-, ir,U.
= t. lbs 't ,ool, I'd. irlus for ihs., sd
HtpHcl for ! lbs, paiI Wy heavy blgvh,s i'l
- much more wool ~ ItIahas tu make them
%c'. all ni the same quality, urwc wal mbpw
h,turc tu.lrd cloth on commission. al from , }
6" q! cents per ~. wool ct'crll ,,d '1r ~
changing or manufacturing should hcwci. vash
ed on the sheep aud rJI,d up in SCI ,raGc le,,rs.
CASDiNG AND SPINNING,
Nill be done d, from 10 to Is cents per pound.
CARDlNG will be done thlssptson at 5 cents,
except very GGr Is! cyut. per pound. Come on
With your fine wool, hs Nr have lust received
two new single machines ct the latest and most
improved style, which viii he tut On campl.t
order, with enc cJri., (No. 81 aud 53l b, the
20th inst. ard are calculated rNprcs,l, fur Gus.
tom work. ourojd mnybiuc will he rutin ted
nrdrt and VIII DO Justice ;' the ccar-ctguILIir-.
Persons coming from dis auCr can hlvrtheir
work done with the least Uu,,il u delay, aud In
, manHsi "hieh Ne will esFfanito give sajis,
faction.
CLorH DREssIN
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Hn s:ts. bro. si,ce,ing Il shifting.
~ d" brown and blue uril.irgs,
10 Cotton Batting.

4
10 d" Cotton Batting.
c /" d" Waid.0r,
Candle Wickin,, B d TIcking, striped
Shr,in-, plaid snl striped Liuseys. Rob
Rrys, white, red, and yellow FIannels,
biriseye and Russia Diaper, table Linen
and Cloths, Irish Linen, Blown Holland.
Crash, Buriaps, Begging, etc; Buck Nit
lens and Gloves, heavy wool!en do; Ia.
lies aud gen,'s kid Gloves, Mills, Of all
qualities; worsicd auI cotton Hose, of all
'olJrs. qualities, and prices; Pins, Nee
dies. re'ds, Tapes, Ribbons, Welding
Cord, Whalebone, Gimps, Fnnges ,co.G>,
Hooks and Eyes Bonnet Wire, Knitting
Pine. l'himbi,s, Combs, Snuff BOXES,
shirt Buttons and Studs. coat, vest and
psu; buttons of all Kinds, Suspenders.
Elast;cs, Comlorlers, Shawis, hdAfs, etc.
Offered at very l1w prizes, by
oci !, 1917 ClSuNAM - GRlDLEI.
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II CaGy Made CIoIi,iug

- caGy Made Clothing.
Ia 4 small lot Of Fall and " inter Clothing,
Goats, 10 doz. gents. fne shirts,
Vests, Linen Collars,
Pants, Bosoms, &r., &C.,
Made in the best style, and fnr s,lr InN by
WALKER IL illCKLING.
Sept % 1917.
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lsutCIlcYiug.

his old stand o. Columbus Street near the Union
House. Beef mutton, veal, Livery thing in SRA.
sou and in his line always on hand. A. he PAYS
cash or al he huvs. he is obliged to exact II ~
all his sales. iirais up. right hcc, forward,
march to the nutrhrr, aud draw your ratiOns,
oi steak, roast, &c &c,
Ottawa, July % lS47. III
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LOST

A LARGE Golden Breast Pin, containing
IA yellow stone, belonging 10 a lady, be-
tween the City Hotel and the New Public
squars. ANY person finding II will DO libersll,
n~s'jed by leaving il At the Post Otte in OF
lava OeI I, isaT
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4 EOtis, Cassin,ercs - Blankets.
y just open ng and l,r sale cheap,
81 pieces sup. and fine Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Mackinaw blankets.
fuli'd. Cloths, English Rose do
Saviuetls &Jrans, Horse & sqldle do
WALKER s IllCkLiNG.
Sep; %. lSi7.
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DrCsS.ksOOSlS.

Drcss.GOOdS.
OnA YDS. Of Wool and silk dress.
l. %OO goods consisting Of
Alpaccas, Deains, Oregon and Victoria
PlaIds, Salisbury Cloakiugs, and Prin,
cess PIaids for sale by 7, BAssNErr.
Oct |, 1917.
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~UT TOBACCO

Gut TOBACCO
~ Just received. rni f,r sale, e lot Of
Warwick s. Bryan's celebrated canister
anI paper fine. cut and chewing lobsc-
CO. .Hso-Smoking Tobacco.
WALKER & HlCkLlNG.
Sept q, ISL
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Trem0n. House.
az. ssE--1 z


rG Chicago, H. .1.s<..2.z:as
I GCRLEY & Go, Gate Of tho American
~. Temperate" House, Cricggo have taken
zoe Irtm Hi HJ1,s corner Of base ami
streets, where they viii be happy to serve their
friends ard al! othrrs who wiu favor them with
cal IN the hest sly N,y lSi6
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( OPpO1ue The South froW ofMe SRtc
Nowe. Sprihefe'd, W.n0i5.)
JOHN DALEyY-.-Psopri.tor
TENHE Proprietor Of the above establishment,
4 returns his sincere thanks to his numerous
visitors a4d the members II the Generl ts.cl,.
bly,, for their very liberal patronage he-,rwed
upon him jufiBg the past winter. tie "a ~, I'ca..
ure Ia announcing to his lrirnis, and all olh,r,
who may visit the city during the next sUn,G.rr
and winter, that he WllI always he ready & fur
Dish them with the best the market ad,rl- and
spare no pains on bis part in rendering then as
comfortable can be desired.
The " Washington inter- u situated in the
most convenient par Of the ci'y fpf those hue
business is CONNECTED with suy Of the pubi,c Of
fees " the State. and Delegates TO the Con-iiu-
tiuna Convention will find this House. frr,u ~
immediate proximity To their field Of hhr, pos
scs.es more advantages for their convcu erce
and comfort than any other in Sprpgfpld. lis
house i, large and roomy, AMI Is capnhIr I nc
commOdatng large number Of 4 tho-o who
may make it convenient to call upon hin. A
convenient anl comfortable stable i. aliacl j To
the premises, " hich will Away be Supplied with
the best Of provender.
TERMS.
Single Meal % Gems
Transient Boardcrs per Dag 10 d.
Horse, per day S7i do
The Travelling psble are respectfully solicited
for a share OF their patronage.
JDHS DAIFNY
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Taiue If Reading.--A Cliilicothe
paper says, eve know a man who
engaged his wheat, GOO bushels, at
$l.l2i cents per bushcl. His neigh
Dor, who had like amount, engag-
ed his few days afterwards at $il.OO
per bushel, getting for the same
amount SO less. The former read
the agricultural intelligence--the
other did not, and lost enough to pay
for paper lifetime.
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Fashionable Tai.Ortn;
CONELLY & BAILEY
Ns.H TAILOR SHOP.
A. b. SMITH

Has recently established hlnsclf in Ottawa,
n ~" u"rlh side ct no" public .qunw, whore hc
v,Il ,r1rpilv attend To- al calls ~ his lire vt hu.
..nrs.. Fashions received r'eu'ttly. Az work
executed IN l,- shop isw,r'otl. Cutting done
TO order. may 2S lSiT. 80 Il
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Income If P0p9ry.--It is stated
in the report Of the committee on
fowls made at tie last Worcester
Mass. J Cattle show, that Eben lin
can, Of Grafton, from ~ fowls, in
seven months, obtained 1919 doz. eggs
which sold for 52S; and 90 chickens
sold for s23 total. $ 5l-besides %
doz. eggs used in lis family, The
food Of the fowls was, "some meat,
some fish, all kinds Of grain, some
lime, or pounded shells, enough sand
and water, a warm dwelling, and
good roosts.' Reckoning the 20
doz. eggs which were used in the
family at IA cts. per dozen, (the price
which those scld brought the whole
income from these p fowls in seven
months, would be a fraction over? 80.
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Ottawa Female Seminary.

Ms ROBERTSON would mfrn her
" s lr:cn u, aud patron, ecocmIlv. lha, she
wiIl resume her school on Wednesday the =
day Of September. Al the usual place, tho uyprr
room VI he oil coud house whsr, il viii be-
continued thru' the winter Miss r. hopes 10
receive renewal q that favor sud patronage
which has lecn so kindly and Literally bestowed
during the WA past years. srp' 2-rf
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IL Bre9n Conniy. Sec SO tl7,n IL, east
of the An principal meridian.
l., Grmfy Couaty.--Se qt 9, 81, O.; hfsw
or Is 81 G. TfrlHl .fHUtr
j. WI Comiy-E hfsr 80, 81, 9; sw #. q
3, 1913 . ..n.t d. --.... .tIf
The ab,,c Lands will b. sold cheap. On
mos, ofwhich, by laying onc-fourIh down, time
will be given on the balance. avs. y. .agl--.
40 GEO II. NORRIS.