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the Village, The Flag of theS"96 Bows" ar
half staff, aud The Church&bels oftie Iif.z
fereul denominations: sending forth their
funeral notes, while The sHeels were full os:.
a,ors, all seeming fully conscious. that
another brave and gallant youth was pass
ing on TO his faa resting place. But q
lille more than n year since. this yonDg
soldier had exchanged relations, friends
and the comfnrIs of home, for The tolls and
hardships nf the tented field. with bright
hopes anil high anlicipalions of future nse.j
fitness. but in mpment, ''iu The twink
ling Of an eye" he had been cut down,
and all earthly hopes were gone forever.
But he died as the soldier prefers to die -
upon The field Of battle, al bis post, uobly
sustaining his country's flag, aud The ua-
lion honor.
The procession went on with the re.
mains as far as Pouersvile, and many
continued on to the residence of Mai. b.
m.Bl"cker. Tuesday The l4lh had beer, set
apart by The Committee nf Arrangements.
for the performance Of the last funeral
rites, over all that was mortal, uf The Young
and gallant Blocker. -.
The ceremonies look place at The resis-
flence Of Maj. B. NJ. Blocker, aud NJ an
early hour the citizens and military COM
nenced assembling. 1t has seldom been
our LOT to witnuss suc'i an outpouring of
citizens in the country, the old and The
young, male and female, all seeming anx-
lous TO throw in their mite in this "Iast
sad office Of man lO man,
The procession was formed a, IL o'clock,
NJ, under the direction Of Col. John Hill
assisted by Maj. r P. Rrunsou, of The 9th
Regimen, on The part CT The military, and
BY Cast. R. Ward, W. P. Rullor and d.
4. Srother, Esqrs., on he per, of the citi-
zens. After The reception of The remains,
ne procession moved 10 the grave, in lie
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..dsONaUNECATAONS.

SS The advertiser. -.,y-sl-
TSt TIL fisANDlDATES FOR The
EEsSlSIsAY9RsOF SOUTH CAko'
1EsssE DG EFlE.Ep
DlSERlCT.
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stf9{I3 -
1hpy y
hay 81 81 81 b
4
-;
5seo Il
;lIlst 81 SsSl 4 s.
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For the Adocrtiser. :
FUNERAL HONORS. - -
The remains Of the late Sergeant VII
LIAM BUTLER BLOCKER, which had bee1.
anxiously expected for the Ias few weeks.
arrived in Aiken on sEdida 4 4 RsiRst.ss.
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TlREs-A destructive fire broke ont in Co.
Iumbia on the 18th inst, OIL the west side OF
Richardson street. and several houses were con.
sumcd. In short time however, its prosres IS
was arrested The loss is estimate al ABOUT
$4,000.
On the 17lh inst, fire broke ont in Charles.
ton. and burned the store and dwelling Of Air
WIN Bntler. The family had barely time tr
escape. By the exertiuns Of the fireman, the
| ,-o,ras, ,f rho a,mo, ,y,o enaeJ;Iv cbocLad-
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adjournment Of Court.-The Court Of
Common Pleas adjourned on Saturday
last. Several cases of importance were
disposed Of bu, num6eEs eeessasillly.
postponed. - s. 81
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stone Quarry.

HNlIE subscriber would InioIm builders and
Others whom it may concern, that he Is
now opening a STONE QUARRY 3! miles
south east Of Ottawa, where be will be ready at
oil times to supply all orders be may receive.
lie is also prepared to execute masonry and
stone cutting in oil IL branches ard will war.
tent his work, for Durability aud finish, not 10
he surpassed 10y any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks for
past favors, and would inform the public that he
has leased the quarry on the school section near
this place, formerly worked 10y saneers, and
viii hereafter be prepared to furnish oil orders
from that quarter,
NJ b. He will also furnish Cor buildings,
CUPS, sis, Pillars, PiioatyS, aud Columns, su.
pcrior TO any heretofore used.
January 20, 1913, II. C0RRlGAN.
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EiaCk Snililiug.

-. THE subscriber takes this meth
s- = Cd Of returning thanks Tor the pub.
& Y lie patronage heretofore extended
IL ~o Ia him, and wishes tn inform hi.
81 tst1 friends aud public generally. tina.
--~-/ he has. turned his whole attention
10 the manufacturing 4 wagons and bugcies. in
oil its branches: lie has secured himself The hes,
of 1rk men h'ih M wouu go. :..., ..nl tic r,ucr
at lumber ADD iron Cannot be surpassed by any
10 this vicinity.
Wagons n.aieto order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west OF Chicago.
Please call and examine before purchasing. 8
lumber wagons ready finished on hand and car
finish any Kind to order in lev days notice.
Cash paid f,r seasoned lumber
Ouawn, July TO- 1916. Z. BARNARD.
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Aud STAGE oFrICE--0unwn a. m.

= VIE undersigned has purchased the above
j House, aud repaired anil furnished it in
proper manner cor fni rate Hotel Il il silua.
ted direcry IN font Of the Court House, and j.
convenient, Tor all those having business connec.
ted with the public offices; and is in the centre
Of the business part Of the town. The Stage OF
fee for the different routes is kept a, this house
The house is large and roomy and is capable
Of accommodating all those who may favor him
With call. Attached 10 the house isa comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience Of
tue business, and unrcmi,,ed eSertions to please,
he hopes 10 receive liberal share II patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, 1877. r. THORN.
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AlsOirinss. zoo
GREAT WESTERN. or
Compound Mandrake Pills,
For The Cure Of all Di,tases incident
10 The UeStern STATES.
UNDER ms rArRoSAGI cY TnE soRrn lMI
hicAN coLLfGE CT nrAlTu, TsrAn-
lIsnsp AZ wAsHtNG1vN,
JANUARY !, 1896.


h'sht" 1T WASHfNG1UN,
IANUAHI !, 1896.
Why send 10 Europ,'s dsian, shore .ft
., OF pants that grow OF our own doorsi
l l. aHSe consistent with PHILOSOPHY md ,.,,
"''p s'nsetha ur the same reason that III C
fcllpnlr IN which drew our first breath il ,yc,
'''' "e 'es' suited To oui constitution 50 the mr.,
'"," W mat '"ha'c arc the most grateful to our
i1sr mus The GGecnlandrr feasts with n n,cu.
Hs' eus'o ON the biuhJer OF the Whale the vnnt
u,"s Atap Is vigorous on the Ghhy locust,
"h'le the Brazilian Indian enio,s beni,b ON
meal Of ceutiprdcs.
lithen, an albenofcenl Providence has,on.,i
'utrd 81 cInsc connection bttNren The anen,a,y
productions nj each climate aud the beines ,ueh
rouucis are designed to uourish is il worI,tf,
that those suichs which are intended hy Tho,
same Providence ill the removal of disease. should
/ Ice Involved ~ The same category In Other
/ words, Is itnot evident that every county p,o
I dGctS within Itself medicinal herbs fully compe
liant to cure eycry disease incidrnlto that ouun
Try
Improving on This hint tho dscnyerer Of lhis
/ invaluable medicine, ntlcr wears of patient n,es-
lgailos nd scientific research has, by the bless.
ing al divine providence, become the poscssor OF
u feh'dv which hc ldticrs himself is fully eounI
To every cNiCCnCy oi our western cline, ard
which, Il ustd according to difccticus, will cure
every cu,Ihe disease, Purify the blood" sayg
/ the eastern guack and to cualie yuu To ,ne,t
! this purpose, he hold out To your acceptaucc q
B H. ST Of nn-,fums made lay men ignornt OF our
climate ana Of lls diseases, the compounds them
selves being with scarcely m exception the pro-
duets of European aud Aslatc cnuuIries Now
# i, be true that the fn.d aud medicines prnlu.
ced IN any country ar best suited Ia the ron,,i-
tuition OF the inhalt1uts # the county, land who
doubts this universally admitted fact MI hunvs
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lhe lIoe and The SLair.-As I was
riding in the stage, looking to see
what could be seen, as all passcn-
gers do, my eyes were attracted by
2 lad bearing on his shoulder a
bright new hoe with a handle at
tached to it, and on ms hoe handle
there was suspended slate. emo
BILE representative Of a northern la
borcr 7" Icxclailned. "March on,
brave boy march on +! Keep thy
grasp on both the hoe and the slate,
and thy country will be grateful for
Che day that gave thee birth. Let
manual labor and intelle ctual effort
20 hand in hand, and needing the
God Of our fathers, we are SAFE,
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Fashionable Tailoring.
Marble and stone Yard.

IN LYONS would inform the Inhabitants Of
N.Ottawa and surrounding country that he
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will he able to fur
nisff To order tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article ia his line Of business.
Ottawa Sept II, lSi1.
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Grating COMMUNICATIONS in
common cultivation here, arc of an
inferior variety, tolerable good when
green for cooking, but insipid when
ripe, and are very liable to mildew,
lnGermany, the practice is common,
of grating fine varieties on the or
dinany stocks, and sometimes three
four or varieties on the same stock
green, red, white and yellow. II
cultivated in the shape Of miniature
trees, thus grated, they not only
bear fruit well, but they are an Or
namental shrub. We scarcely know
of one more interesting and beauti-
iul, than well trained gooscberry
full of'fne fruit. We have proved,
that the fine varieties of gooseber-
ries bear fruit well, and without be-
ing affected by mildew in this eli
mate.
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j., M w. 4. !. MI n. i, EY g. CO.

AVE their old Hardware
ishmenI THREE III \DRED AND FIFTY STOVES cons.n M
latest improved Yankee Noion Hathaway, Boiler Coohjn, Svs
ree sizes splendid pattern Of Air Fight Por wood Also two
ncy open Pof Stoves w Cast Fire crates ~
with all sizes plain and huel
We have the and best selected
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

Vu>liE subscriber will sell lots in the South OF
i tawa Cemetery until the lst Of December
isi7 for IS each, after which an additional, price
viii be charged in proportion to the improvmenl-
made. TN0S, NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa. nov II. 1871, 39lf
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300 Varieties Of ADpIc,


300 Varieties Of Apple,
And great variety OF Pears, Plumhs, aud Cher
rles, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular and op.
proved Nerseries in the Union, embracing near
ly all the standing varieties in the eastern aud
southern states, the fruit Of which il ]. confident.
ly believed, canput fail to suit The most delicate
and 'cfnel palans.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest rWieiy and most splendid as.
soTfment TO be found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from to 3 years Of age, and ranging
from to Z feet in height, and well propor,ioned.
1t is believed that the lameniable remi,sne.s
On the part OF farmers every where observable
in planting fruit trees, is mostly altribu table to
The almost total failure, in most cases, where
trees have been transpianicd from dis ancc,
aud the ihiOus roots nn which the tree relies lor
lis nu,rimcnt have become jcnd from too long
exposure to dry ait or severe rfosts after taking
them up, either Of which is fatal TO its growth.
But these cmbarrassmen,s no longer exist. The
farmer can now be supplied in his own vicinity
with tho number and variety he wishes, grown
in the same soil and climate in which they are
10 he iransplanled.
u the ltees arc taken up in the spring, il
should he done scon after the frost il out Of the
sround-at all events, before the leaf begins to
pa, forth, If taken up in the fall they should
he buried until sprine,
Apple trees a, the Nursery 12B cents; Ill 9th.
kinds, % cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Feb. is, lsis-ly.
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1.-The following Information we re
publish from the Wstchrnan for Oct
1876. "A subscriber Of ours follow
ed the prescription and got l5C
bushels Of corn more for it, accord
ing to his own estimate, from field
of twenty acres Watchman 81
the VaRey. 'as a
Mr.. Loring Wetmore, an expetien-
cedPennsylvania Farmer, states that
he has had his corn cropinereascd a
boat 33 per cent, BY asimple prcpa.
ration Of the seed, as follows:
AT noon Of the day before plant
ing, 18th of May, (says Mr.. W. |
put my seed corn 10 soak in a strong
decoction Of copperas water-say
two pounds Of copperas to warm soft
water. sufficient to cover a blshel
of corn. The next morning took
out peek, added pint or more Of
soft soap, stirred it thoroughly, then
mt on plaster enough to make it
convenient for planting, say one
onart. The whole field was plan
ted with seeds thus prepared, ex-
cept four rows, which were planted
With seed without any preparation.
The after culture Of the whole was
aliko-passing through each way
with the cultivator and hoeing twice.
The four rows last mentioned were
cut up, harvested, and the corn
weighed and measured by itself;
also four rows next adjoining, the
seed of which had been prepared as
above. -i-aA4 4 t,-'.'
''4i The produce Of the four rows of
of unprepared seed was eleven
bushels and half,-the produce of
the four rows from the prepared
seed was seventeen bushels--a Diff
erenco offvc and half bushels of
ears in one hundred and twenty
hills. The yield Of the remainder
of the field average fully equal to
the four best rows measured.
The difference in the growth and
appearance of the corn ofprepared
and unprepared seed was striking
from the time ofits appearance above
ground until it tassled-the former
looking green and vigorous the lat
ter puny and yellow. 1t was all cut
down by, the frost when about three
inches high, but came on finely af-
ter the first of June.-There was
scarcely a soft ear in the whole field,
excepting the four, rows ofunprepar-
cd seed. These about week later
in ripening than that from the pre-
pared seed. The soil is a sandy
loan. The whole expense of pre-
pairing the bushel and three pecks
of seed did not exceed 62 cents.
The Increased produce of the field,
by preparing the seed was over 200
bushels of ears.
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For Sale en- CONSIGNMENT.

Buchan's Nupgaran Hays Eminent for
Balsam; Piles;
Nisist's Bslsam Wild Farel's Anbian Lint
thtttN; ment;
His Bslsam Honey; lIewe's Nerve and
Tayiots Balsam Liver Bone l,iuiment;
"oU' Ihoupsons Eye Water
Cheese mans Ar0bian Fahnes,ock's Nermi.
balsam; fugc;
iurine'"n's Basam Comstock's Sarsaparills
l.it; Ssnds' do
Audtrsous cough drops Brislol's do
banhoIomew's Pink Sherman's Worn and
ENpcctonut; other Iozenges;
Hastings Comp Syrup McAlislers all healing
Naptha; Salye;
Vsgood's India Cholo- COnneII's Pain EAnc.
gogut; tor
T"''n : rome SyrdE With great variety of
Nausho's Veg Lython- Pills to num,iou,
"IHIG to mention.
Downs Elixer health,
q. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa. July 30. IS47--2.n
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POOR HANS OINTMENT.
ONLY TWENTY CENTS A Rnx,

TheBoxes equal in size to otherOint-
mcnts. Give it trial. The
CHEAPEST AND BEST OINTMENT.
That ha- ever been used For opening the
pores ofhe flesh, and promoting msrnsnle pcr.
srirshon-- unsurpassed by any other oinincn.
before the public. Tie greatest Vegetable N,,d
ANIL Virtues are there combined. aud it meter
vet ma, failed "a
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Grating Grapes.-Thc native
Grapes can be advantageously graft
cd on native stocks. The stocks
from our woods well answer this
purpose. We have known several
persons who have procured young
and thrifty roots from the woods in
the spring, grating them with i'm
proved varieties the same season,
and have had growth Of the graft
ed vine of ten, and sometimes TWEEN
ty feet, the same year. The sec
ond year they will bear considera-
BILE fruit.
We would not recommend thi,
plan for a general system. The vine
S always liable to injury, and if the
graft is destroyed, your labors will
be lost. Those who can afford to
wait a year or two for fruit, will be
best satisfied with having their vines
on their own roots.
in grating grapes, the graft should
be so put into the stock that they
can be covered six or eight inches
deep with soil. BY this practice, il
the graft does not unite with the
stock, it will be likely to throw on
roots and grow as a cutting. Graft,
should be put in after tho sap has
commenced moving; and they should
be inserted with shouhIer-which,
by placing the pores in the graft, in
connection with the pores of the
stock, will cause the sap to circu-
late in the graft essential requi.
site to..secure their growth.
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Machine Shop to Let,

EVE undersigned oilers to let on rea-
sonable terms his whole establish
men,, consisting of a fine new dwelling
house, large shop, two stories high, capable
of accommodating % hands, with all the
tools, appurtenances and fixtures. Belong
ing TO the establishment, is steam engine.
in excelen, order, that is now in daily use ;
two excellent turning lathes, adapted aswell
for iron as wood work, n circular saw, an
upright saw, for saving fellows or other
crooked work. and all the other necessary
arrangements" for making threshing and
most other kinds of machines, and for ca
bnet and wood or iron work Of every kind.
The whole establishment with the dwell
ing house, aud lots, well enclosed, win be
let for one year or more. Application should
be made soon. Terms ruinously low.
Ottawa, Feb II, 'ls. II. DREW. g
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tls0itiucs.
DRUGS a. MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Furnishes,
Putty, Uindo'c Glass, Dye Siy6s,
Brushes, Books, Coafeciionarifs,
F'uii, Nms, Hines and Brandies.
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For ircsh wounds or any kind in horsrs OF
cattle, II vii he found superior to oil Eminent.
as the following certificate vii, show. ..
Messrs. Burlcr & Co--Gents-I have used
the Po'r Mans Ointment on my hoJsc l9t
chsG on the aunch. enl asn fot GU, Just
above the hool, aud find !, more speedy IN heal.
ing than any other kind have o,es ,ried
Yours JOHN KING,
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sASYGEIss
FLUID FIX TRACT OF BARK,
An ItFaIkBlE REMEDY ElR The
Z 5V 3i} q A9U3o

ind Tie narious forms IF BiIiOUS
diseases, Intermittent RemiHo,d,
ChW Fcrer md Dvmb .2gue, hav-
ing their origin in malaria at very fer
lin or mOrshy districts, prepared by
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A PERMANENT CURE

For Cuts. Barns, Scalds, Chapel Hands and
Lips, Chilb!ains, Eruptious, Scratches, sur.
faces, sore Nipples, BoilS, Ulcers, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, Contracted Cords, Rhcuina
tic Affection, sore Throat, Cold in the Head.
fightness IN the Chest, Calu>ed Flesh, il,
fact every disease oithe Flesh.
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olr> usually keplin drug stores, with many kinds
OF the best ard most approved patent medicines
~ use Also, books and stationary, with va
r.c'y Of primmers, toy books, &c
lie Keeps constantly on hand a superior article
OF wines and branlies, for ne8icai pa, poses c,h,.
Physicians aud othtIs are requested TO hand
in their otdcrs, as they can now be- filled ON the
shortest notice aud warranted 10 please
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CFIcGgo, III, Dec. 30 lSi7,
MesTs Butler u Co--Gcnhcmcn---i have
used the Poor Mans Ointment several times fur
old sores, and once or twice Tor fresh wounds,
with great success. I have also recommended it
TO men in my employ, who have found It's vir.
tues to be superior to any thing II the Kind IN
use. Yours respectfully, RoHEar NATION.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
A. B. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on the north side cf The public square, where he
viii promptly attend to sll call. ia his line Of bu.
'iness. Fashions received reguistlv. All work
executed in his shop is warranted. Cutting done
II order. NAV ~ lsl7-i6.f
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Avn EmcicDt Remedy.

The PROJECTORS wish the pubic TO distinctly
understand before they buy H., that the Poon
Mans Or>rNENrI Is not intended to cute oyerv
disease, but 1t will effect
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PULLED CLOTHS,
Cawimere, Sallartt, Tweed, leans, linsc,
flaaHelS Of different kinds. and Blankets.

hi;h we n'Itr for sale Wholesale or retail ,cr,
cheap. for Cs,,5, WRsai.e r Wood or will maj y,
uoeral exchanges, say I'd. fulled cloth tot from
- to los nl ~oo vi. Jeans Tor lhs.. / va
flannel for lbs, pair very heavy blankets tvI
as much mote wool as 1t tskps 20 make th,ul
&c, aliot the same quality. Otw wtlmauu
actnte uilcd cloth on commission, at from 81 !
TO 62l cents per yd Wool calculated lot OK
chansiue O. manufacturing should be well wash
ed on the sheep and rolled up in separate leeccs
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
Will be dnSs at from 10 TO Is cents per pound.
CAROlNG- viii he done thisseason at cents,
except very fine g. ccuts per pound. Come on
With your hrc wool, as We have lust received
two siuG'e machines Of the latest and mos.
improved styie, which will he put in compet
order, with fac cards, (No, 81 and S3) by The
goth inst. ard are calculated expressly for cos.
tom work. Dor old machine will be putin . .od
order, and VIII do usice 10 the ccarseI qualities
Persons CO ming from distance can hayetheir
work dane with the least possible delay, nnd in
= manner which We will wurranito give sa,,s-
cliou.
LOT II DRESS SING
WilIhc done atthe usual prices. or dsnalldis-
count for ready pay. D.GREEN
Dayton May II, lS47. J.& Il.
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II STANDS LNRirlLLDl
t mill retain its pirtues tor llsars

: 1 ME g,eal disid,atum Of Oinlments, Is com.
4 bifei III It's healing properties. There l..
noie OF less Ia every sore which should be drawn
out-and this first draws Oh, all heirfla NATION
and then heals. by SO doing supcrc,dc, all other
compounds. There is no preparation more Is.
iec'uni 10 curing BiJIch,s, and healing Uli
Sores, or llccrs The following ceuifcatts,thc
authors of which can be verbally Addressed.
speak much 10 favor Of the ointment. We DO
not publish any certificates but that are given To-
US 10y persons who have used the Poor Man.
Ointment.
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THE subscriber has jus, 10.
l. .ei,ei at his store one door
North OF the Mansion House.
(from Ncu York end 81. Lopis J
large srd fresh sspply of the
above named articles, together
with most every variety OF aftl.
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For sale or Let.

A FARM, situated near the canal, six miles
IN from this place and nno miles from Peru.
.iO acr's, 60 acres improved, lng
house, &c. orfurher particulars apply to III,
subsc riber, northwest cnrnor fthc public square
OTTAWA, nov %, lS47. A. W. MAGJLI.
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o. 90 0 o.
Grated Fruit Trees

RE now awaiting purchasers at my Farm
~ aud Nursery, on the rci SIDE Of For ri.
ser, near Dayton, anu i've miles norlh-eS.. Of
Otta va. They consist of nearly
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Craze, ST.
DAYTON
W 00LLEN FAC TORY

M ~oui most respectfully iptoisi oul
" friends Snd patrons, that the aho', eslah-
ish'nent Is sill IN operation, and will Commune
tone 80 long as We continueto receive such II
Hnerai share of public patronage, and would her.
renew our promise that no pains shall he spared
IN onrparl, with skiliul wotsmcn, 10 render ee.
1eta' satisfaction. We are manufacturing III,
flowing kinds of goods viz.