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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21

Baly, ho has been sentenced 10 the
States prison OR life Tor an suempi 10 as.
sassinale Mr.. Hutchkiss, wa., at The age
I'll sixteen years, sentenced to transports.
ton for life IN an English court cor bur.
gary. lie remained q, Van pem,u's
Land for several yeats, aud secretcd ham.
self on board a vha'u vessel, for the puf.
pose Of making his escape. liIs absence
was discovered before the vessel sailed
and as il was suspected that lie was on
bolrj the whaler, the authorities had Ian.
GERS thrust among the Oil barrels 10 order
to ascertain whether Bailey was on board
81 moi. lie vas sccrcled near tie keIsJn,
perfectly safe, as tie thought. having q
freud 10 one at the sailors 10 lIfa sh ban
with food, TIC se4feHefs IN tsfu-ug
down the lance passed II through hrs 'e9.
Biliy knowing that Il blood vas found oH
the instrument 10 would be discovered,
took a handkerchief from bis pocket, aud
wiped the blade as Il vas Withdrawn from
the wound, thereby escaping discovery.
The vessel was afterwards smoked i,h
brimslon', but he succeeded in keeping bus
pluce, aud remained IN Il Tor thirty DAYS
after the vessel eft port, living on what hls
friend, the sailor, secretly furnished hun.
Bailey has written out his own hiynry.
which has been promised Us for publca.
ton. Ia crime It almost equals that Of
. Jack SHEPPARD lie Jeff hts parents ut
the age Of seven years, and subslsled by
petty thefs until twelve before being de.
tectsd, He was then tried aud imprison.
ed He here entered the naval service,
robbed the vessel 10 which he was Of
large amount Of money, which he thrust
INTO one OF the guns, wss cau.ht-ti Facd
through the fleet, then IN the Mcdtcrra.
ncan-agatn reached America, aud was
sent to tho State Prison for knocking down
aud robbIng boy Of a large amour, Of
bank bills, IN Wall street, IN broad day.
light. Having served out his time, abou,
SIX months since, hG was turned adrift,
since which be has committed several rob.
berries. The last in which he ans con.
cerned was that Of Mr.. Bennett, al Wi. .
'idilt5Ob' 5il1 y btlh was IitJHliiltU some
three days after be and his comrades at.
tempted IN assasslnate MIR, IIolchkiss, in
his city, on the Sd Of May last. We shall
publish some startling confessions made BY
BalIy, very shouIy.-Aav York paper.
lO3l Bushels Of Corn 10 the Acre n
Tho Athens (Geo,) Banner Of tho 3Oth
ut. says; " We are informed upon ndis.
'ulabIe authority that Mr.. Jno. +. Phlni.
", Of this county, gathered from a meas.
red acre Of ground on his plantation upon
cedar creek, four miles from this place,
me hundred and three and half fl03l)
'ushels Of Indian Corn 4 1t was bottom
and and few unproduclivo wet spots in
but for which ii is thought The crop
would have reached ITO bushels. Bea
his in Georgid who can p
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21
A CURIOSITY.

We are indebted to our Young friend,
MIdshipman Philemon II. Haywood, who
has just returned home, after an absence
of four years in active service, for Spur,
such as Is used by the Californlans. 1t is
quite curiosity, and it will give us plea
sure TO show It TO all who may desire to
see IT. Mldshipman Haywood brings
home with him a high reputation for Sea.
manship, as well as for GOODNESS and cour.
age, ample opportunities for testing which
have occurred during his cruise, -Raleigh
Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21
REuPE

Take pint Of puIyerlzed charcoal and
pa, IT into a bag, then put 1t into a barrel
Of new cider, and the cider will never fer
ment, will never conta' sny intoxicating
quality, and is more AID more palatabe
The longer II is kept.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21
Al Ldsdntmds

KHed.-Priya,es James Londale and William
Bell, company K ith lnf,rlry.
Wouaded- MAJOR +. r. Laly commanding
Priyatss John sims and Bernard Gown compa,
ny II ih infantry James G. Rcylc, company
votigenrs Joseph Shunah and John Bald,
win, light artillery battery.
Eisephere on tie road, August 9 and a.
Kai.d Prvales Edward S. D1vis, company
II 4tb infantry; Antonio Keiseubock, company
X l2tn infantry james DaEis. Georgia mount.
ed men Michael Hamlin, Plan del Rio; Bag Ter
Francis Lawerant, company A Louisiaua mount
ed men.
Wouad,d - ient. David Griffin, company II
9TH infantry Sergeant Henry Buckly, company
X 18th infantry, Pryates Stephen Rot1ndo,
company c 5th infantry, and Samuel Huny.
Tolai missing, l2. Making a total loss Of los.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21
MEXICAN SILVER

One Ton Of silver bullion was stored in a
st. Louis warehouse recently. 1t belongs
to Santa Fe traders, and on its way to
PhlIadeI phia TO be converted into legal
currency.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21
RAILWAY TRAVELLING.

A lady recently loft Sunderland at mid.
day, mud at nine O'Clock in the evening,
was with her friends IN London, three
hundred miles distant
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21

Bridge report Was curren. that Cerro Cor.
do had been fortified BY the guerrillas, and
was occupied by them in force. Prepare.
tons we're made 10 continue on and attack
them, but upon inspection il was found tina;
the me0 on The average had only abou, eieh
cartridges each, and II vas impossible TO
continue with the prospect Of fighting over
two hundred miles Of the way without
powder aud sho;.
A requisi,ion calling for 100 600 rounds
has been filled to-day, and all the spare
troops (Lou,siana rangers will go slong TO
escor, il; bu, this command only took a.
bou, SIX days provisions along, aud BY the
time this ammunition reaches them they
must run shor, at a place where provisions
canno, be had exceP, from Jalapa or this
city for so large a body OF men. Truly
this is a serious affair. !, is as singular
as il is true. But the difficulty OF trans.
portion from this TO the bridge is very great
and am told that Lieut., Col. Hughes 5
command have teen obliged TO live for several
days upon half ratlons OF bread; yet his teams
have been taken TO send down here for This
ammunition instead Of provisions for his
command. Then again, having taken all
the mounted VIOLIN GERS for this escort, It il
impossible for the commanding officer Of
this post TO supply them with what they re.
quire. Fresh beef can be obtained in a.
bundance, but men cannot live on this a
lone, particularly as lhs troops stationed
there are no, accllmaled, aud AN also ia
formed on good authority iha, the yellow fe
yer has made It's appearance amongst then
as we'll ss in Col. CJ.lius's command al thu
San Juan.
Col. CoAinss command, which is sta
toned al the San joan Bridge, was attack
eds few days since BY the guerras, VIII
killed one private and wounded two others
which shows that Notwithstanding The lowe
part Of the road is fully occupied by tn
Americans, II is occupied by The guerrilla
also.
VERA CRuz, September 25, ls47.
| have just seen note from Major La
iy, dated the 231 instant, at Jalapa, i
which be states that every thing was quie
AucISt WI uafti3 udu az d u III lOE u llIoutH
He says that the wound he received on ID
road 10 that place, 10 the neck, came YER
near killing him, b1t Il IS now doing quit
we'll From letters that arrived by tn
same conveyance there are an hundred ~
mors from Gen. SCOTS command and bu
one important item, and that is procla
nation from Santa Anna, 10 which the PEG
pie OF Mexico are informed that he has re
signed the Office Of Pfesiden, orthe Rspubli
and the 5 IoT Pen Psna has been initiate
IN his place. will Try 10 obtain copy
this proclamation and forward II BY the fin
boat. As Ii reports that come down az
very currently believed by a majority
the residents, viii give you list Of The
before the boat leaves If no later new
reaches US from Mexico IN shape that c.
be relied upon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21
rEEsENnE OF nINn

y u = v = 7 y y
r & BE2>.1>. Il T. Charleston, ) G
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An effectus remedy for The various dis.
eases Of mankind ~, simple living.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
GREAT BARGAIN.

EYOR SALE-Thc equal undivided
u half of FIGURING MH, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant work; two
bolts screen smut mill corn shelter,
and avery,hiug in complete order for GUS
tom and merchant work. Also, n saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou-
SEES and slOre--Onc a new two story
house-and several ou,buildings, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water tina, inlersocls
the canal. and 7 miles from Ottawa.
4 good tile and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. T.. HOLSTER, Esq, a, the cour,
house, or at Cushm0n & Gridley's sIcre.
June II. lSI6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
CEsTAlN'PRcMPT AND PERMANENT
FEVER IL AGUE.

So far. the proprietor has ioand 1t only neces-
sary to test its practical aud health restoring b'es.
sings in the communities where IT has been IN
truduced. IN the proud testimonials So elected,
the worth oi the fohrltuCo is made manifest; and
ii is therefore confidently sent upon It's healing
crrand into the Valley of the Mississippi. lie
sends it there us medicine, now regarded in the
Northern and Western States ns cure whose
progress is uudimmed. aud tCith0iHG solitary yJhH-
IRE. In short, sustained wherever tested, (and
the evidence can be furnished, II there are any
inclined 10 he skcpiical,) rs "AgUe- Breaking,
Fepe,- Remoping, and HeGHh- Renoring.
Az such, MAcKESzIE's Tosic FEumruGr is
now offered to the Ague diseased of llllnois, and
the States adj uwng, and 10 these cmigranIs aud
travellers who may be attacked by the Ague aud
Fever away ircm their homes aud iamilics. II
is submitted as an nlalliblc remedy Tor the ter
rife local disease attendant upon our SOILS, and
the mtsma,ic exhala,ions arising lhcreirom'
BY properly adhcring to the directions accom-
pnnying il, or giving heed To the warnings mat
The system invariably gives in advance ol ma'ady,
tho constitution may not only be rescued from lis
,hrallom TO the ravagor, but even It's slcal,hios,
npproach,s frustrated before allowed iuothold,
10 the prudent, what has been stated above
will answer as well as il volume OF vcrhiagc
were rluccl before them. TO all those who re-
sisi this invitation to try n remedy that has al.
WAYS succeeded Whenever applied, the only
words ,ha, can he said, ore
The wise man prospcrs on the fools 1ownlsll
'ris VISIONS part to break diseases thrall,
Tor sale Nv The Projectors Agent.
THOS. BAsSNETT, Ottawa Illinois
Aug. On, 400
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

C0V.---Oi all beasts Of the i,ll, we
respect The COW the most heartily, She
is so meek, mild, and molhcIiy wihaI,
that we are half tempted to don our bca
Yer when we pass her. The OK is of no
use unless he is in the yoke or bee('lub,
and the horse must be continually cram.
ming his nav with the best, or the cows
are dispuling your title to him.
But tho cOw-gene;ous brute is al
ways willing to return yourki ldness with
interest, and though she may sometimes
raise her heel, tits only mute, bu, i'm
pressve way of telling you tina, you are
doing wrong; friend could do no less
than warn us of our errors, in the most
ellcclual way you know. The Egyptians
worship the OK, and the children of Israel
calf, and thousands now a.days bow
10 the material of which said calf was
made, but il we were to turn pagans our
selves, we would worship the COW.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
Salt.
NsW GOOuSl NEW GOODSll

a HAVE ju,treceived from New York
large stock OF dry goods, compris-
ing almost every article in this line usu'
ally euQuired for in country store, ana
am determined to sell the same as cheap
as the cheapest; it is useless to enumer-
ate The articles, just call a, the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods aud the prices,
i, is no trouble TO show the goods.
N. y. Mos, kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. L. WALKER.
Ottawa, July %, 1916
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
AGRICULTURAL.
CARE oryorNu TREE.

Trees that have been set ibis Fall,
should be projected in some way against
the winter winds. When the glound is
frozen hard, they will stand hrm; but,
before that. they need prop, and in
Spring they will need the same. AS it is
not prudent To keep straw OF. liller about
the trunks through the winter. aud as
stakes prove injurious, by freiting and
decorating the bark, 10 say nothing ui the
cost Of procuring them, we advise 10 sup
port them through The winter by bank
of earth, in casa The sill is already rich
enough; and il is not, them By wheel
barrow full OF manure. thai is not Slravy
as to invite the mice 10 make nests. The
manure that is made at The sink drain.
suds, ashes, and snch mater iniermiXed,
is better in such cases lha1 any.
Peat muck is excellent 10 be iuiermixed
for i! keeps the earth more moist through
the Succeeding summer than any Kind
OF highland earth ; and Ibis mucs shoul1
be used on setting the Ices, but ii shout,
be dug long l'efore il is used, that ii may
Become fine, an mingle readily with the
other soil.
On setting young trees, cavity IS oil
en- left all ul tic trunk, where watc
stands and freezes. Thi, is injurious t
all kinds Of trees. and should never ht
perrliftsI Earth mr. manure shoull al
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

n Curious App'e.--A correspondent
OF the Rochester, IN. " Daily Advert.
ser, in dscoursing of agricultural matters,
gives the following description of an ap
pie IL have lately found one apple
which is a great curiosity. 1t "a sweet
and sour in different portions. Often
there are four sireaks of yellow skin
ffom the stem Of the eye, which are
swec! and sour; others Of green skin be-
tween them, which are distinctly sour
quite sour; the sweet portions are yellow
TO The core, and the sour quite white
The tree has been grated, and bears
three or foar dill'ercnt kinds Of apples,
which came to maturity from early July
TO late October, and this year has produ.
duced many bushels. A bushel or more
have the curiosity already mentioned. |
have tried the apples, and seen others try
them. Some Of these apples are nearly
all sweet, and some nearly all soar, bu,
many have The curious formation above
stated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

The best mote of Gfa}tins.-Under
The heod Of Excellent mode Of setting
gratis" in your last number, cloth
brushed over on one side with grating
wax" is recommended. The easiest
and most expeditions way Of preparing
the cloth is to DIP it into the wax when
hot, and strip the cloth between two
stick, 50 as to squeeze from u all the
composition possible, and spread u out
until it dries or becomes cool. The use
OF cloth prepared in this way is very com;
mon here, and is approved Of whenever
tried. The process IS very speedy, more
so than any other, full as successful ard
very neat. Ii the weather is cold when
the composition is made, the use of lard,
instead Of lalIow, renders the cloth more
pllabIe. - Boston Jour.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

None can be genuine unless -igrc,, "a P'i,
mir by W. B. Il II. G. FAnrrLL, Sole 49,
Original PROJECTORS. q Manufactured only by
n. &. Farrell wholesale Druggist Peoria His,
and f,r sale in Ollavn by G.. l.. TnoMrsoS.
Jenkins & Merrill, LocipoH! Dr. 8 q smith,
Peru. J Everett, HHBVHi Benjamin NeWcL
Princeton Stevens q Sons, HdieDioun ] W
Pickering, NwnJk; BouGh,on 81 Hubbard.
O.mgD; $ Vogcl, BRISTOL and Wheeler d
4 Hen. AYyOrd.
pu,,v, limo II IeiG-3lv
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New Drag store.

q THE Subscriber has re-
f.fg1A moved TO the new building
ny recently erected by George
( Cooley, one door north OF
the Mansion House, where
S-..,-s.s-> he is now prepared (sincc
his return from the east to offer the most
complete assortment 81 Drugs, Nedi-
ciHcS, Cicmicois, Paints. oils, Glass,
and every article in the line of Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
wi,h most every variety OF Patent MrdI-
cine which has received the appreciation
of the Medical Faculty, Offered to the
public, consisting OF
Indian ChuhgoGue Inhcns'cc,'s N,miiugc
smiths Tonic Syrup Cousp Bul,am
Houses Indian luwc Eyr-Nll,r
EruI,S do do RuhrhcItut
Hri,,tr', B,l.lm Wild Cherry; Cough Lczcng5s;
Bn,t.s Camu1,iye lrzcugrs; sands >ar-ipn-
Glu, Cons,ocks d.; Ice. An,i.biiious r,Is;
Gimurc', do dc; YhiGry's do d.; Nri.ht's Indian
Vegetable d., BuGas vegetable and TOME du;
Posts poor MAS d.; ,looVer, female do; smiths
sugar coated d.; Bnnlreih's d.; NisleT's dc;
R.s>urculiru d,; N,At's phGu.N tiuers and pills,
jew pay'Us Hebrew plaster; Spuhus headache
remedy; Csycsemau'S Arabian hsl~,m; PccloiaI
ba l.an honey; Downs bllsamic cliNcG Barlhylr-
news pink cNptctnnn'; Parcels Arabian lnl-
meat; Hay. Linioept, TOR pilC,; Barclays Group
cuhths aul sarsoplua. and many articles not
enumerated, which VIII SCI, as low as hicago
prices. Aug. % HG-Sf c. l.. THOMPSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Surcr dama,k. for TALES, 9 yards wide IS
Ard all other things il lr.io,ti'n.
Attention is also invited TO ny stock
q English blarncts, CountorTarH. bread
cloths and bonnet ri lcrs, Of which,
have a great variety, all imported dircu.
at tie lowest prlcos. also expect TO
receive in few weeks. full supply oi
winter goods. which Twill he allie TO sell
FAR fer Cash CT couniry PTodUcs,
rl31 +. PAssNiTT. p,
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\ + " S I O r L
al La sale. III.
IszCEhEE CODY

N1TTOUhD respectfully inform the
' y citizens Of Peru, In Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Narag0rc, Eo0is g. Slices,
Sc, g.. s.,
is equal to any in the country. His
stock was selected with gsea; care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those Of any other
establishment in the country. lie re-
specl'ully invites the farmers and others
to give him call before purchasing else
where. and see aud judge for themselves.
lie Sale, March 10, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
For the Fail ana Winter T,uCc.
COLLINS a. Kellogg.

{ 1873 Main street, 81. Louis, MOI
HAVE received hy late arrivals, u full and
Z mplete assortment II
ioH ard Umicr Iry Goods,
suitable for the aprrol,hiug ,as'i, and very
i'si 'c'iutly request call ir,m MrrtuANTs VIE
l'rg ort city, ior the lwrose Of Ip>ng IN their
stocks ct fall and NiEtcr trace. We are PFC
pared I" ,lcr our Goods at such Iow IHI,Is ior
cAsn, rs cannot tail To induce Bll ,utchuthg in
hat way. 10 make bills with Us. Our slrtk co..
sisis in paIt as follows:
~ ooH0IS, Sc.Sc.
Broad Cloths k'nucky Jeans,
tassIneres, Heavy ker,eys,
oalIne"s' Num'm Cassimor,s
Pilot cloths, Beaver cloths.
Ashland weeds, PIN & pfd Lmeeys
Ktd laGdlrgs. Black aud colol,d
tan'ass laGdirgs, CAIraccas.
K'd and green ilanrcls, white aud yellow
IIannels, Canada eIcy cIoH 5, Sc.
Nomcsiic CDHcn Goods.
Brown slcNirgs, Csnaturgs,
Brown drills, Hickory .hn,irps
liIcacI,d sheetiugs, Mol,sklus,
IlrhIrgs, Black and coor,d
Apron checks, Canbrics,
Blue drills, Cotton i.ann,ls,
Domestic ginghaTs, toloitd siIitits.
Prints, TriHiS.
100 cases, comprising muttus, FAT ci,s, rrd
ch'hi2's, lw'H sgr.-.utLng can pie n,s,,J-
m'nl; 10 do M,rumG,k aid luil R,u liLos; D
90 fuulurc de-.
AhGmis, IoCGS, Sc.
2,Ct0 wool ard wor,ud SLnWls, cCuI risrr =.
Chnesc, Pais, Orleans, Sporish, onluiG,rdd,,
Boston fancy. Hcrctold. hIpbIuI d la,ts, Endc,
black AID colurod Ca'hutns, ard otter stA',s.
$40 d'l'n wooII,n Hoods nud C,nl,rt,s.
BionkGs. IiGEIds.
Blur and gu,,n Ma,luaw, Ter ccon; 81 ard
r0i hrrr'y AID l,ll'r, ,gjt!c ard ,r,tnL,Gt
UIanAtts. oar STICK e lh,,e Is CNunsINc.
maze CCoGs, Sc.
rlain ard Plaid jocor,'s, ,cuuon can lrics,
Swiss and book u,Uls, lt,hcp law, lOrn era
hgur'd Iolncls, GsuI,d gin urr, lace, ,dgtls'
lnscr,lr s., &c.
Mcy CccGs Sc.
Black ard GCut,d siin velvet. uiIjt AID ColCr,
cd spoil ,o,t,n, L,di,s' white lla,k uid naked
cotton hoe, nous ticvr dnN,d l.2 lose,
Ladies mo r'rtl,u,us g|,,,s ~ rt,ot ,aricry,
ialcs, buttons in pl''t ,wioy, luIu ,ap
uub"ns, 'aIlrla Ga. l'rl', lthis, c,it,I 10. cu,n
tauapcs. bonn iutk uid side c,nls. vth and
gum ti".'lc susTu deus Italian Ga,tls, rods
and cy'', hn'u table cloths, iir'n llr,sd. IiIs.
v,s'ti r~, lHsh LI'rs, ltu,u can hric idlls, Eus-
''n d'sl crs, Erssio cra,b, co1c yam
Rating, UGGGiDe, Uicking,
. Aud an extensive a,soitn crt e Goots, Goo
numerous To merton inun Gdycriis,ntrD "L,h
will soii low, fer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

10 Strengthen pinegar.-Suffer III
be repeatedly frozen, and separate the
uppcr cake OF ice from il.
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Bees.--To stop bees from lighting and
robbing one another. bleak the comb of
tho robbers SO that the honey will run
down among ihem, and they will go to
work a, home. had two hives Of bees
destroyed by being robbed, and should
have had another robbed, il | had moi re.
ceived tho above information. -Aibmy
CENirQior.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
Nails.

~ KEGS Of frs, rate quality, 3 to 6Ol, just
4 - received aud for sale low by
INV 2S 1916 GE WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Swellings.-Swellings on oxen, COWS,
and other domestic animals, may be ca
silly "scaliered" by using an embroca.
ton composed of the following ingredi-
enis:-One quart proof whiskoy, and half
pound soft soap, and half an ounce of
camphor. The soap is to be dissolved in
the whiskey, Tor other proof sprD and
the camphor added after the mixture is
poured into the bottle. These articles,
prepared in the manner above prescribed
form liquid opodeldoc, with which CIV.
cry amer should be supplied. Lame
ness In oxen, from swellings on the legs
and neck, is'qnile frequent; especially at
seasons when their assistance is of the
mos, consequence to the farmer, and
when, consequently, he can but i'll afford
TO permi, of their laying still.
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groceries
o I A l. +. XIX D ),
Dry Goods:

hardware, and a well selected lot
qneensware, superior to any offered for
sale in ibis part Of the country. lie is
located ot present in the store formerly oc-
coupled by the Ma;seilIes Dalactur ng
company where he intends keeping con-
sanlIy on hand such goods as will be re-
CURED. lie would say to the public that
no exertions will be spared by him in try
ing to give general satisfaction to ala
!hose who may feel disposed 10 patron
izehim.
Mlrseillcs, June 2G, 1916. Ii
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lt!H, ;'l'IlI l1iNTIII'TI U '''"u - "''"'I'
HirssS, q HOs, WHIPS, fGifg, IlhacS, and
a. Ilher articles in his linc, which he will war
ran, tnJ sell 90 Chicago prices.
A,s,. al kinds of repairing lnc to order, "a
,he shortest notice and on the mostiIherali terms
y, D.-BI.sy inj CArriast trimming done II
superior sly B, M az reduced prices.
SHOP n hrIDlih-elstiarnerpt Coiun5us and
Canal streets. CDtpc rHd atei
. ttya. lnly !, 1918. j. G.STbNE.
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NEW STORE AT DAYTON

(BETWEGu TIE TWO MILLS
r q D. GREEN have Just received
a. large supply Of
groceries,
CONSISTING in part Of
Tea. young Tyson and Imperial .
Coffee Pepper
Sugar Specie
Moasses Ginger
Tobacco Sa1ratus, &c.
Which they offer for sale very low for
Cash, Wheat. or Wool.
p. $. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the above firm, by note or
book account, are respectfully requested
to call and sel,ie tie same and save costs,
as many of their notes and accounts are
Of long standing. which must he paid, and
no mistake. DELAYS are dangerous. They
have ror5orne un,il forbearaEce has ceas-
ed 20 be. virtue.
Dayton, April u. 1916.