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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

Columbus, Dec. 10, lSl8.
Senats-ln this body an interesting debate
rose on the resolution offered BY Mr. Arch
bald, instruciing the committee on the Judi
eiary to inquire into the cons,ituiionslily Of
the law authorizing the Auditor Of the S.o,e
TO levy taxes.
MIR. Goddard moved to amend, by adding
the words and also to inquire into the con
lstituiionali'y of The laws suihorizing county
and township officers to levy local taxes,
which was adopted.
Messrs Baokus and Goddard opposed the
resolution, and Messrs. Archibald and White
man spoke in lis favor.
gratifying feature in the drha,e, was the
entire unsnimlty exhibited hy the Demmrs tic
orators in di,claiming any desire or intention
to repudisie the Ininuest portion OF The State
debt.
The Senate adjourned while the QUESTION
on The resolution WIS pending.
House--.li is doubtful whether there ill
be any organization in the House this winter
and from the feeling which now prevails
among the people of the State, in regard to il.
it is Of little moment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

AN INFERENcE-A country editorln speak
ing Of steamboo says She had twelve
ber,hs ia her iadies.ea6in "oh tlte OF me-
exclaimed an old lady. upon reading the a
bove, "what sqaaIhrg there must have
49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

Mr. Mcdaniel and Mr. Gather being blind
were both led to the polls.
TIL. Republican justly remarks that had the
example of these aged citizen, been followed
BY the wings throughout the State, its vote
would undoubtedly have been given 10 the
veteran hero OF the Rio Grande
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

Western animals, d-e-An English noble
man came down on the Gen Jesup from ST.
Louis last week. having with him a number
OF animals. birds &c, obtsiued Ia an excur-
sion Of some months among The wiids OF the
West. The had four fine buiiasoes. one with
cali. aud the largest COW Buffalo we ever saw.
He intends stocking his park with these. He
bad also beautiful antelope, Obtained trona
naval officer, with fine bear, &c. He
showed large collection OF our prairie birds,
&c, preserved in fine state by his natural
ist-CaTfo Dtlla
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
OHIO LEGISLATURES.

O0.uIHV's, IWC. TO.
Nothing was done in the Senate TO day:
In the House the wings submitted a compro-
mise proposition resembling very much the
same heretofore submitted by them. II is
thought the democrats will not sccede to IL.
The excitement in regard to the Legislature
in our city has subsidized, and unless there is
some thing soon done to amslgama,e the inso-
lated parties, the halls Of the House will be de-
serted except by those Immediately interest
ed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

GREEN APPLES.
C0BBIs Of superior green apples for sale cheap at
~ SD WOODROW
dec 20. 93l MAiu At
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

POTATOES
5OBBLs hrr, rate Potatoes per bs delivered by
SD WOODROW
oeo z"' y3S NJ ain 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
OF ExTRAORDINARYun
4 cuRE OF Body ANp MiND.!!

PniLApELPmIA, Jan. Q, 1876.
Ds .. !aynss-Dsar sir.-Jas,ee eosspeiis me t.
make the 6otswins ssaessn, Of the sxtfaoSdiasy ef
feets Of your valuable n,siieioe--she Ahossstvs.
certify thai wife afflicted ~ hsrtsea years.
eminent Physicians aud amer dnNing that every
that sd IA led relieve her concluded TO place
her IN the Psa~syivsna Hospital, hoping that The
eisns IN that ,ntuton she might assa he restof 10
health. Bseto great she
and became ensirsy defansed In her mind. and
obliged to take her home again =" AsLE and
orRsAsoS, will here aeation d this time the
prominent ptoms of her disease Dyspepsia
Liver cempiAiat attended wth Of the stomach,
and vom tas Of avery oetssvs Er,d inueus. pains
the head. back and somssh. ~ In the region OF
heart with vpsswt attacks Of collie trosbeme cough
nom large qsantiisas Of peshm IA her throat. winch
kept her CONTINUALLY esseipg and rschiny 10 throw
shs bad no appetite, And WAS very weak. She also All
sered nueh from uterine disease by which she
was eonhned TO he's bed Add to all the above the do
ragged state Of her mind which al tnis me
80 u ~ able to form dss Of ef aniinteas
~ the advice ola frsend commenced giving her
ysas Alternative. In the doses offs tea spoonful times
sday, aud found that Il helped her. We ass gave
yosr Nsrpfis. 10 increase hes sppetts and the sana
1--we pills rssuis, her bowes She hal taken
eoss Of Inc Astss,ive sefors operated apsa her IN
vsasetfui manner. nilins her face with small red pm
piss and causing her TO eIpeeiofate ~ large quantities
Of eotraptos. beore winch. i~s breath offensive
We could not the room with hsr unless the
doors opaa. Finding the Ahefatlvs doing her
h.ueh good increased The dos~ according To e diree
toas. and she eoEiaaed 10 ispsose daily, usth finally
Hope Yos will delay no t,ns IA laying this before the
Puhi,s a. wiiae 10 he qualified 81 tssse tho
truth the sbsye sstsest. and that u 70 Aiirrs
tive W hieh easea her. SAMUEL. flELDS,
Beissrd shovS Marihass 81
The ssove - from well kaowa sad and wasshy elsF
ecu OF kensington. and aesah<r of The Msthod,st
ssrch, and hand reds AZ fxass in that neighborhod
I'll testify TO ,hr truth Of has sssieaent u.
Prepared only by ar layas. fbiiadspLia and cod
en- agency by v Rrentliaser, sad cfauabscker son
WIN Mckee. yst
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

A Iafkes "a iuck David Carter a Yam
Ice, WHO leii Monterey, California, sept /,
sni sfr,yed al Phiaaelphia DEC S brought
gold 10 the minl 10 She value 81 SIS .00O.-
a. obtained it ia barrier from different indi
NRuai operators, aud reaitzess hau Jsome prof
H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
CHOLERA AT NEW YORK

CHULEKA AT NEW YORK
New York. Dec. 10.
The Board Of Health report two new cases
and two d~a,hs BY cholera at the marine hos.
pital, Staten Island.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
TAVERN STAND ia MILLs FROM
W hEELlNG FUR SAir

l"e wen khow9 sand aud Ia cats a, . -. -.
Va ef S1sh. ga fssss@atss srrus b. .pl,in, :.
%. - foslSsOS. ~ - rs "a s.h.s = f''as !"
"' J. K BOrsFuRD. Wat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

A Western Cass paper thus walks into Van
Buren,:
"Msrtin Van Buren,, abhorred compound
and embodiment OF Judas lscadot and Bcne-
dict Arnod-dog we again SPIT upon
thee,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

plANo toRrhS-Jasl reed two Piano f,r,~s 80
= Tue eeiebfsied mandatory OF A. H. Gale a 10 a.
teA, msAlhs WIN those previously on hand M. a..
s"tseht complete These nstrumanis for eies arc. -
nthfe aud bfillisney Of Lone cannrt lie snrns...ch
ei ~, az me- ssses The sohse riher has sold the.s
fishss et nise years, and in snsis instance ~.
eon.iAni been lads which speaks for their sre,i.n.
s"e .a1shiV 'nnaa'erabie references could he siyso
!" sn-sns VI THIS and oth~r places, were IL neee.ss,
PERSONS desifous Of purchasing are respect0uIy nv,
yea 10 eau ana examine for ihemseives safis6ss n -.
he 10 their Interest 10 do go las nrTynnn WIN
rscs i.A1'A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
AGENTS WANTED

ITO CANVASS FoR SOME NEW AND pop,, .
WORKS. tn every COUNTY throusi,a,, -. ~
siea sssse~ To Agents the mos; liner. sa.S ~ y
inent - orefed-~ snlail eapr a, Of sSs ., 49,, age
essase - oaei ed whereby agsnI can maks -. n
70 - per week For ffth-r particulars. .li,.. ~
paii) Wx g. ti'osi
~Pi-"eA No fSs North SECOND sr rh,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
PATRIOTISM OF THE OLD MEN

Under this head. the Clarksburg (Na) Re
publiean states that al the recent Presidential
election, tina following aged citizens man'ies-
ted their ineres, in the Wing cause by going
TO the polls and casting their votes by Taylor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

The Rise Of a Runor-- The story that
there was a case OF cholera IN the city, had
its origin in the inventive brain Of one OF
those imaginative rhetoricions-th he steamboat
runners. "Gentemsn, said be, pointing 10
the rival steamer. Il warn ven net to 90 on
that boat. There was man died on board
last night. don't ,a1 il was cholera, but as
a disiHteresied man advise you TO lake the
other boat" The rum1r OF man diving
with The disease ia the lower part 81 the city,
bad no other foundation Jhan TINS impudent
invention. -Alb. ArguS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
RAGS WANTED.

Shk Ia hest pries paid far cool eleap ran. a, ~
- @ea'h "hseing, bAsSsrl' a gOafSsSrs.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
Trustees Sale

~ vittue OF Deed Of Trust, eIecated by Vim Ma,
- tyn aud Henry keso, bearing date Apr atth is1-
ans recorded the Clerks Oiiee Of The t,onnty Co..
Marshal county. IN deed lnok No D. page ~ 4 ,l,sll
ftnsy, The seth DAY OF December nexI sroce.d 1.
~ ."e premises certain tract Of land situated ON
xgs KUN, IN the said county Of Marshall eoul.ini..
aeie. 70 poles aud having steam saw Mil th~seo.
selling a. fnsiee. shall only convey such lille q, i,
vested an me BY the deed of trust ~ -
nofauIi&w2 JAS. IT. McMEcHEN Tu.l.. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

> ls.afi Re-. s Sss' new style Fringe. ana Gins.
sct3i ana fss.es, lasg rsc'u b,
W hEfsKrf.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

AierssisHg Rolo.-iDe o. 81 Tie hours
j. nuw ladicoiru 90 Our ~.ut.u.a rs an Old
fashioned Ciock which wa> oroe iH the mes
session oi The celebrated Cul. Aaron BUR-
Tough lie pristine glory mos .eHL since de-
yatie.i, snd the C-rvirss -Prcla'uf would Only
srr il - ii r stained uppeerent,s rude
specimen Of the sail Of Que ancestors. II is
uo1c iuttfeslius 90 Us with ulliis uusDcriul.
nee tbau would sc ONE "a lar more intrinsic
walter and o. NOR. classic ei, sance OF form
E.zabcfhf0uA Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
soArh'wEsThRS BANK or VIGGIN11

M $500, SHOE hI.AcSINe-,o x,o.. 49,
ascs -sss HiAssing. ju.i feed an ~, ~.
MGIAf.LEN kkox -" ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

Yaiae Of Land in Cal10raa-An officer
OF the navy, 10 o letter published in the Nor
folk Bacon, sistes that he hs4. previous TO
the discovery OF gold purchas,I twenty
leagues Of land, one bundled house lots. aud
twelve houses ~ California, bat taat. 10 his
utter establishment, iu i-W short weeks h,s
immense pf"pcry VAS .Qt worth d cent
Iagu-b rich in one sense he SAYS be il mis-
efsb.y poor, as his la4-es urart all stand
empty. and are ihc source OF n3 income.-
The cause OF his is tht, NE whole popui-
Ii0I have gone 10 thv gold mines.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

SOal GOOD Coffee aud Cunav Sacks, for sal. "
wv 2is JACOB HORNRROON
North SIDE Noat slIstt
~ BARREL5 sroe fisstss,on Moisssesf; 70 Lhls
w Vinegar: ~ boxss fox's ssafeh ~ eoxesP aim
eeaP: tons Lead. Just received snt for sai~hy III
2ie J W PAXTON "a.
al TONS fntsbargh JnniAGs Iron: 100 xsssHs,ls as
~ sorted szesi 10 cssks sasrs Just received and
~ salsby xia PAXTON q Co
4th JULY Dim Err AT CHRiS TMAS.
- REENPE Pie Fruii--Grssn Casranis
~ Com :" Goosherfles
a. AspMagn 4" khsuhAfb
a. Peaebes =" RAs?lerfes
AI.SO-ire-a Salmon. Shal Lehstsrs cal6sh Jast
received and Tor sale BY ~ WOODROW.
2ib BONES Kaisnns: boxes Almonds. N hail and "
W ID. lakes Cre1n4 Mute ~ kegs Ms'axa Or spes
Engisb Waaats, boxes Len.ons: 2 filhesis, iOoo
Oranges. 10 bls. frs Mats Ease Paste; 40 Cocoa
kuts; eases Jar sna Box Pruass; Frsils Daie..
esived and for ssislowsy 81 WOODROW
sla 23< Mar sRxss..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
BUFFALO ROBES

I'VE have commenced receiving our sessopsbie soe
OF Buffalo Robes. which int a to make into
Over Shoes, Saddle orpcli by the robe Call AZ
No. 100, Main 81. Idee7l NfCOLI. 4 CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

w kloh1"s iSpl.s vsorr.slr P,L,,- c.,..
dee. W WIN H. NeKEE
soath WIZ eiI.u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
COAL SHOVEIS.

HHoAI. and other shoveis. received Nv
~ dccD. OFT 4 GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21


~ Loi OF ROBES just received direct from Saias
- LOUIS. for sale low. NiCOLL CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

Ok boxes OF Raisins, Rates Of Almonds,
~S6 kegs Of grapes, ] bale Of cream NUTS
boz Of oranges ] do english waInuts.
90 drums Of hgs, I case of zAnse currants,
aeases preserves, cases of pickles.
Also 10 hoxes of tine res Christmas mi
New Year presents those wishing III please call .ni
examine my stock, r 4 ZINN.
dec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-14

IN continuation Of my subject in
the last Journal, l would remind
those who are about to plant out
trees, whether for ornament or fruit,
mol to place them SO near their dwell
ings, that, when grown, they will
obstruct the free Giro ulation Of air
around them. The course here dis
approved of, in the first place, is a
most certain cause Of sickness, and
in the second place, it is not in &C
cordance with good taste. If the
house is fine one, there should be
no obstruction to its view from the
street; and If otherwise, some low
growing shrubs, or simple climbers
running honey-suckles, varieties of
the clematis or roses,-will give it
an air of neatness and good taste ;,
altogether superior to that Of a
dense shade Of trees. Let trees be
planted out at a suitable distance,
and in proper places, and instead of
proving 10 be a cause Of disease,
they will be likely to prevent it.
Shade trees. unless Of smaller
growth AMI peculiarly ornamental,
should not be planted in the conf
ned yards and small lots of our cit
les. A fine Apricot, cherry pear,
plum, or nectaiine, will occupy no
more ground, than an unsightly To-
Gust, or other useless tree, which
may be often seen in our city gar.
dens. Indeed, what can be more
ornamental than trees laden with
fruit. The varieties Of the heart
cherrics-if shade is. desired--grow
rapidly, make a fine shade, and a.
bound with delicious fruit. Other
choice fruit trees, with proper pru-
ming, can also be made available for
shade. 1t is decidedly in bad taste,
we repeat, to cucumber our small
lots with worthless shade trees
when their places could be occupied
by choice varieties OF fruit trees.
When about to improve city lot,
too much deliberation can scarcely
be given to the plan to be adopted
for laying out the ground for a dwell
Ing, garden, fruit trees, vines, and
front yard. If the lot be small, still
greater attention should be given to
this subject. Even forty feet lot
though too small-may be made to
furnish place for small yard, gar
den, grass plot, some fruit trees,
shrubbery and vines. In sucl
lots no fruit tree, vine or shrub
should be planted but Of the best va.
riety to be had. These will always
give satisfaction Ill., Jour.
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DIT, n, NV TNI
DHUsl:lSE AND slrEIs EST.


'h7HIS remedy i. prepared entirely from vcge.
4 table substances aud contains no mercury,
arsnic ur anything that can prove injurious lo the
system. Its effects thosa Of a dcobstIuent aud
tonic, well adapted to restore the healthy action
Of the liver and stomach whose functions are 81
generally impaired IN ihi, class Of diseases.
Quinne aud other tones serve only in many
cases to brake the rhllls, but DO net remove tho
disease Of the liver and other organs implicated
on which the chill and fever depends hcnse the
usefulness Of the Fluid Exlrac, OF Bark" (par-
tiruhrly where physicians canno, readily be con-
sulten) which contains all the qualities suited ~
the indication Of these maladcs.
The 'FIuid Exlac, of Bark" is prepared by
Dr. Sawyer after several wears experience in all
mnsteTng TO those afflicted, both in the eastern
and western part of the United States. and he
cen confidently commend it TO the public a. pos.
sessng virtues wei! adapted To the permanent
cure oi the often long protrac,ed inIermi,tsnis
and rcn'i'ens Of unhealthy Districts.
llundro Is Of testimonials in rega,o TO the Ell.
cncy of the medicine from persons Of respectable.
Ivy have been given to the propfir,nr-bul he
does no, make use uf them MS hr prefers 10 have
the medicine Introduce itself solely Nv its merits.
Sold 10y WHITE Il HUNTER,
Two doors north Of the Mansion House. who
have constantly IN handahrge supply Of Drugs
Medicines Oils Dye-stuils, &c.
1uly 40 1877
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A9lllSOa1OlAaa

TO raj Cabbage and 0sher PIanls.
-lhave boxes prepared about J 9 in q.
chcs deep, and set them up in shell
tered place high enough to be out
of jumping distance Of the bugs. and
fill them with good rich soil. Be-
fore planting the seeds prepare a
kettle full Of boiling water and pour
it as hot as possible over the boxes.
This kills the rarminIs and seeds of
weeds in the soil, and when cooled
down some, promotes TIE germin-
atian Of the seeds planted, which
come up a great deal quicker than
when planted in the cold soil. The
seeds are sown on top and pressed
in the warm mud with board, and
are afterwards covered with about
one eighth Of an inch Of loose soil.
The plants will GENE up quick and
thrifty, and no bugs will trouble
them. Last year raised in a box a.
bout SO feet square about 5000 cab
bags plants, which sold readily at
q per hundred, which would be at
the rate Of s9075 90 per acre. Who
can beat it? CAusTlc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-14

Scieahfc.-A fact Of great inter
est has been proved by the borings
Of Artesian wells in the suburbs Of
Paris, namely, that as we go tow
ards the centre Of the earth the tenn
perature increases at the rate of a
bout one degree for every fifty feet,
That the whole interior portion Of
the earth, or at least great part Of
it, is an igneous portion Of melted
rock, agitated by violent winds,
though dare not affirm it, is still
rendered highly probable by the phe-
nomena Of volcanoes. The facts
connected with their eruptions have
been ascertained and placed beyond
dispute. How then are they to be
accounted for? The theory preva-
lent some years since, that they are
caused by the combustion Of i'm
mensc coal.beds, is perfectly puer-
lie, and is entirely abandoned. All
the coal in the world would never
afford fuel enough for single capt.
tai exhibition Of Vesuvius. We
must look higher than this /; and
have little doubt that the whole
rests on the action Of electric and
galvanic principles, which are con-
stantly in operation in the earth.
We know that when certain metals
are brought together, powerful cleo
trio action is evolved, and light is
produced, superior even in efful-
gence to the splendor Of the sum-
Now ifa small arrangement produce
such results, what may we not en-
poet from the combination ofthose
immense beds Of metal to be found
in tho earth? Here we have the key
to all the grand phenomena Of vol
canic action. An illustration on a
small scale may be seen in an in
strument called the thcrmoelectr
battery, made Of zinc, bismuth and
anthony, packed in box and var
nishsd. In this, heat i. evolved be-
low, while the top 10 cold; and here
we have the very case Of the volca-
noe, when in the interior, a fiery O.
cean !, heaving Its surges, while its
peak Is capped with everlasting
snows.-PrYcssor Siiiiman.
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Stone QUARRY.

TNHE subscriber would inioIm builders and
Others whom it may concern, tina, he is
now opening a STONE QUARRY 3! miles
south cast'of Ottawa, where he will be ready at
all times to supply all orders he may receive.
lie is also prepared TO execute masonry and
stone cutting in all is branches, and will war.
rent his work, for durability and iinisb, not 10
be surpassed by any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks for
past fsvors, and would inform the public that he
has leased the quarry on the school section near
this place, formerly worked by Sanger, and
will hereafter be prepared to furnish oil orders
from that quarter.
N. b. lie will also furnish for buildings,
Cups, SiA', Pillars. P'iaaers. and Columns, su.
pcrior to any heretofore used.
InnuntY 2H, 1878, u. CORRlGAN.
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NJ A NSION HOUSE E,
And STAGE OfFICE---Ouawa. III,

And STAGE OfflCE---OVawa, IiI'
VHNtiE undersigned has purchased the above
House, aud repaired and furnished i, in n
aroper manner for u iint rate Hotel. J, is si,ua.
ted drecrly in front Of the Court House, and is
convenient for all those having business connec.
ted with the public offices; and is in the centre
Il the business part Of the town, The Stage OF.
fee for tho different routes is KEEP, Al this house.
Tho HOUSE. is large and roomy, and is capable
# accommodating all those who may favor him
with u call. Attached IA the house is comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience OF
tho business, aud unremit,ed cxertions to please
he hopes to receive liberal share of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, lSIT. X. THORN.
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k.acliSleliIIlis,..

-, THE subscriber takes this meth
Ir.L- :. cd Of returning thanks for the pub
HT 2 lie patronage heretofore extended
= 10 hun. aud wishes to inform his
f.. y ~ friends and public generally thai
's-c,- h. has turned bi, whole attention
TO the manufacturing II wagons and hughes la
all IL, brInches; he has secured himself the best
of workmen, both in wood and iron, aud his stool
Of lumber and iron cannot be surpassed by any
IN this vicinity.
Wagons made to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west Of Chicago.
Please cali and examine before purchasing. 3
iu.nher wagons really flushed on haod and c ..
finish any kiui to order in a few days nolice.
Cash paid Tor seasoned lumber
OMawn. Iuly 70. $50. .BARNARn.
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POOR HANS OINTMENT.
ONLY TWENTY CENTS \ BOX F.,

TheBoxes equal in size to otherOint-
ments. Give it trial. The
CHEAPEST AND BEST OINTMENT.
That has ever been used. For opening the
pores If the flesh, aud promoting ns,nsIbIe rer.
spira,lon- uLsurpasscd 10y any other oinrueu-
before The public. The greatest r,geaJs HNd
cmai Virtues are there combined, and it nclcr
, Of has f,tl,l ns
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In Efficient Remedy.

The propuetors wish the pubic to dl,tinc tly
understand before they buy it, that the PooW
MANS OINTMENT Is not intended 10 cufe every
disease, but 1t will effect
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

DESPECTFULLY return thauhs o,hc cit
OF Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
10 merit q contnuence Of the same. His Yaihr.
ing Establishment is on the son,h side Of the
public square over James Ryans store
lie is prepared TO do work on the mos, reasuna'
BILE terms, aud wauents all garments made hy
him to ft. Cutting will We done on shor, notice
and warrened to fit if properly made mp Til,
Fail and Winter Fashions.
From New York city, have jus, been received
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the Ia
ties, and most approqed style.
" B. Lumber. and m,siS kinds If country
produce wW be tabeo in poymue for Wmh.
Ouayg. Oct. % 1917,