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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22

.ti
n 4 order q The Probate oa.ds
Rsf.Wss6ington county MADE q
' J Term hereof os,;. ! ,a D.
saiav lie eth day q {,. Mafo q
|ashigbesr bidder, On y '" 1.nd
' bloc . Madison ., c9u ,m.',
l,.e,i,ed as the north we>'
..c,,oO thirfy-tw", 'own'hlp
,wo. east belonging 70
Christopher L B nne'l
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P S If tn" above pInn'ations ar" mot
sold by the 18th or goth December mex
they will be rented out for the ensu ny
wear. WI p
November 90. 1917. i0~tt
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NJ BENNETT Ear.
..ant,r B Bennett, decreased.
ms. I845. lo-z'
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E%VIlE undersigned have this day as.
sue ated themselves under the firm
of Piackdrd q Heaae, son TO G nduci q
General Commission Business. and 50.
hcit lrom the friends oi The late cons
Germs Of Gitmo;e ~ Henderson and
George NJ. PRckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed IN
them.
g. M PiNCKARD,
L. +. HENDERSON.
New Orleans, July \, l847. 43-tf
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IT, STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison Louaty.

Madison L0Nnty,
By The Probate Court Of said County.
~ HEREAs, affidavit his been made
w thai Mahala R &c and - Rice,
her chi1d are non residents OF said State
OF Mississippi, and publication was or
dered to be made against them and all
persons interested, 10 the estate q 10
mund Rice, deceased, at the December
Term, l847, Of the Probate Court OF
said county: These are therefore TO re-
nuire said Mahala Rice and -- Rice
her child, and all persons interested, to
appear before the SAID Probate Court on
The Second Monday Of March next, ls48'
then and there to shew cause, # any
they have, why the final account Q
Robert Tucker and Henry Seimer, ad.
miuistrators OF the estate OF said Ed.
mund Rice, deceased, should not be al
lowed, and a decree made thereuPor
o~ocordinuly. Es NIg
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.WitaeSs, the Hon. JOHN b.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Second
SIS. Monday Of December. in the
lis. year Of our Lord n thou
.a.#. sand eight hundred and for
" seven, and seal Of said
4aai court.
Issued. the 29th day of December l847.
j. T. CAMERON, CFk.
., Io4s, 1924
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l..rrTnR,s NOTICE.

Inns ~Testamentary having
s,,aled tothe urdersigne at
Tsrm, l048, Of the Probate
p,aison county, Mississippi
,,ser Cabin J. Blalock, decd
I. indebted 70 said estate are
Y ,ons forward and make i'm
.ymsat md all persons having
',iasl said estate will present
I'M authenticated within the
,ribed y law, Or they will BE-
b. CORDTS,
i q B. BLALOCK,
III l84e, 1925
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NEW CASH STORE.

WNHE undersigned would respectfully
Il invite the attention oil the inhabit
ants Of Madison ountv and its vicinity
to canine his extensive Fall and Win
er Stock comprising a great variety OF
he most Useful, Nemest and FaShiona.
BILE Goods, all Of vhichwiIl be sold at a
very low price for cash; consisting in
m ri viz:
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December is, l847.
Lands for Sale.

Lands for Sale.
INCUR improved Plan ations for sale
n ON fiber terms lying in Madison
County. Mississippi Any communl"a-
ZION "a dressed 10 M nj Cant IN Will meet
with promp' attention.
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co.pARTNRRsn1p.

New Orleans, July I, l847.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22

TENHE following is from a respectable
~ merehAnt. dated,
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2(l6 ib i'm Stanoe mar, obne erobe
Sbmerjen oufrebt gu ifeen, ribtste ieb
MIDI in meinem neuen eaoen Elm; aber
felt Oct fur6en 3eit, ooB ib oolelblt mirtb.
lboftete 1T ct nod nibt re6t befonnt
seporoen. Quf mein @eibdft oufmerf:
lam gu MAIDEN, 1T mein ein6i9er 8unib !;
oenn bon Dem @elin9en oel1eIben, bGn9t
oas 9ldtf meiner Samilie ob. Nus Die:
fem Grunoe, ibrieb ib meine trasiitben
Nbsnteuer nieoer, uno fa9e oub Ole ou,
tbentilben Sele9e bln5u. Wo9e oiele
trauri9e Ooritellun9 suslelb oenen, melbe
untsr Der eait oee lln9lufs erlle9en 6u
mu6en 9louben uno alles menlbllben
Sroite6 beroubt ino, belpelien, oo6 man
in Der Nli9ion 70 plel uno 70 nirfame
2roltsriiuoe finoet, oab iie ollein ibon
blnrelebten, oer lcbwdtbiten 8rou Die 8raft
Su eeben. nit Mutb Die fur6tbariten eel:
Den 6u ettra9en.
(Mao. MaQefiae fd9t am Sblu7e Ell
ne Men9e Der sdlti9lten 3eusniiIe bin5u.)
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gctite5ge9enlpart

I'm 2ten Moi pori9es Sobr, Nbenos
6 ubr, trat osr euftfOifer Gorlo Goili
BON oem 6ofroume oe6 0lonobaoe6 in
MailonO, ene euftfabrt an, pel6e our6
Die fe be9lsitenoen umitdnOe, gu elmer Der
merfwuyol9tten oieier Art 9ebort Sn
oer Ubhtbt, ju elmer, bon ielnen &unifs
senohsn, nob nibt errei6ten 0obe Su 9ee
lan9en, bate ct ieinen, nit @asluft, nur
etpas dber bic 6aIfte 9efuQten SoQon,
l6neu pom Saqaite befreit, 70 DAP er tros
oes pinofiQen uno wolfenloien 9immel6.
Den Nu9en oer 3ultbauer, iebr balo entz
ibmano. Ser Slug mar 70 ibnell, oob
Der Sauon, mitten in oer ibn um9ebenoen
Qtmospbdre, BON Dem 8aslnbolte gang
ous9eoebnt puroe, bepor lesterer our6
pos an Der anoern Selte befinolicbe 9en:
til, bdtte entpeicben fonnen tberoie5
poQte Sr. Goll, Die ouf Oct obern Sel=
te oes 8ouon5 befinoIlbe &lappe, ni6t
oHnen, um nur IOneu Su elmer iebr erbebz
liGeu 9obe 5u fommen. Sein Wunlb
9n9 oub in Grfullun9, oenn balo bate
ct Die Dunit. uno @oIfenre9ion melt uns
ter ltb uno Die Come tporf nunmebr ib-
re Strablen, unmittelbar, our6 Die iebr
burdbhbti9e Ntmoepbdre ouf oen euftbal:
lon, oeHen @dnoe our6 Die Grlpdrmun9
Der @asluft cine immer 9roBere Span:
nune erfubren. - l(ls er 9eWabrtc, mie
Iein Barometer cine 6obe bon mebr ol6
ll,OOoSub uber Dem Meereslpie9el mies,
bei1loB ct, bic Slappe ju ofnen, e6 mar
aber 5u pdt. Sin fur6terlibes 9etoic
Seiste ibm an, oob iein Soaon seritort
mar, uno balo oarauf fab ct, mie Die un:
tere SdIfte os6lelben, fib BON oer obern
lostrennte. Sour bic foltbluti9ffe ents
Ibloifenbeit fonnte jet mob retten, uno
biele feblte gum @lu6e Dem Suftlbiffer
ni6t. Sein ptan mar, Die unperiebrt
9ebliebene obere 6dlfte oes Sotlon6 feits
5ubalten, uno Su einem 8ouiblrm gu be-
nusen, uno 70 beeonn Ell oeun foseib, OBJ:
ne Ser5us, Die bsrobbdnsenoen Sbelle,
oer untern 6dlfte absurelben, Die lbn el:
men Nu9snblicf gang beoeften. No6 uno
nab, selan9 es ibm, oieie Seeen ole iu
entferuen, alIein iest gait e6. Die 9eftl9,
felt eines raj f6en Stur5es Su ni!oera -
Sbnel parf Golli oaber Die beloen elier:
men Nnfer, Damn lein CROPS Sernrobr iel:
men 5bermometer uno Barometer nab
einanoer binat bierouf folsten iein 0ut
Iein lteberrod, uno Ole Sebdltniile Der
eebensmttel. ytun lab
ct bato Su leiner unau6iprebliben Sreuoe,
wie Die Sa(porri6tuns, itb gang 5rped'
mdBis berpdbrte, uno 9lei6 einem in ben
adften maieitGtiib freiienoen Aoler nur
ftufen.peiie lenfte. als ct no6 einl9e
Sbritte pom@runo emit fernt mar, fbnan9
ct fieb, um Dem QnlfoB Der 8onoel, am
gooen porjubeusen, auf bic 9dnseieile,
uno bleb 70 in Der Cuff fbpeben, bic ct
cine balbe Minute ipdter unperiebrt Den
8ooen, erreibte. Sc fparen 9erooe go
Winuten felt Dem Qufifei9en perfoiien,
ale ct sttpa finf Melen speit bon Wai=
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9amfemSc 0Sat,a,necr is.

femSc 9faa,a,s,eer is.
balsr bss Sabr5, msldber in balbjdbrlbsr
len, uno etmai9e Quffiinbi9un9en merben nur
ssncmmsn unb fir ben gem6Dnlibsn YrsiS eins
psrsl. muiTsn po frsi sin9sfanbt merosn.
Die 5aut 1T feubt unb fibl. Benn
Speile ooer 9etrdnf in feinen Wuno eez
bra3t tpiro, 70 i6lucft er. uno tpenn ct
9efubrt miro, 9ebt ct i'm Simmer auf uno
ab, obne su erwo6en. lm leeten Don=
nerfto9 ertpa6te er, BON einem S6lafe
BON 5mei Saeen, ipra6 einiee gSorte uno
l6lu9 cine 8rau, bic fi1 bel ibm i'm 3im=
met befano, NIT einem Stubl auf ben
&opf, uno fling au9enbIidlib pieoer gu
iblofen an. gr 1T nun ouf Dem Nsec
na6 Dem geu: Worfer Spitale. 9. 8.
So
Sa Die Gbolera in Der gtdbe oer Staot
Seu:Worf ous9ebroben 1T, uno ieoenfaus
oeren rpeltere Geile nibt unwabrl6einz
llb 1T, 70 odrften fot9enoe, elmer amtli=
ben Sefanntmobun9 oes brittilben Ga
nltat6: Totbe5 entnommene Semerfun9en
iber iene Sronfbeit ni1t am unre1ten
Srte iein. Gne feubte, abIpannenbe
2ltbmospbdre 1T oer Uu6breitune oerlel=
ben iebr 9Gnlfi9 - eine refine, fdrfenoe,
perbdtet lie am beffen. 90 wuroe Elm
rulltibes @oroe Ge9iment, ipelbes BON
einem bob9ele9enen Srte, in Die feuobte
Suft Der Stoot Deter6bur9 perle9t puroe,
ftorf mit9enommen pabreno psrlonen,
wel6e Spmptome Der &ronfbeit fubIten,
in Die 9elinoeren 9e9enosn oe6 9anbes
9ebrocbt, iib our6 Die bIoBe euftuerdnoe=
run9 i6neu erbolten.
glne fra fti9e aninalii6e Nobrun9,
mioerifebt Der &ranfbeit bei1er, aI6 cine
waherlse, pe9etobilllbe, belonoere ffno
Semitic, sple Rotbtraut, @urfen, SaQat,
8eibfraut, 8urbii1e. s1wdmme, &c. iebr
ibdolI6. Oebbalb wuroen Die 8ufen
iebr itorf befoQen, neil sur Belt oes GrE
ibelnens oer Gbolera 9crooe 3 rpo6entlis
dye Saiten 9ebalten tpuroen, ipdbreno bet
oa5 Solf lib ieoer animallben Nobruns,
lelbit oes @enudes bon Mll6, Giern uno
Butter entbdlt. Oa5u trinfen fie Elm
Iaures 8ier uno 8ronntwein. .-QQes 9es
ei9net, um in einem 9el6wd6ten Wasen
llnOronun9en berporsubrln9en.
Oem Uusbrub Der ,ei9entliben &rants
beit, eeben sesp0bnlib Oiarrb0e uno ans
oere unterleibsbelb lbweroen poran, bel be-
ren Gri6einen man, olsbolo 6eilmittet
anmenoen IoQte. Serlesun9 oes &0re
pers in Sbmeib, miro bouptid6lib emp
foblen. grfdltun9 it gu uermeioen our6
an9emefene warme &leioun9. Sor al.
len aber sebe man iib ni6t elmer finoi:
I0en Surtbt por Oct Sranfbeit bnl oenn
oieler @emitbs5ultano mo6t Den &ors
per fir Den @in9an9 bon Sronfbeit6itcf=
fen empfdnsIib. Sbne 9eraoe einem
tirfilben Satalismus 5u buloi9en, uno
ale our6 Die Grfabrun9 9elebrten Sors
ffhtsmabre9eln gu peridumen - 1T es
ober auf oer anoern Seite ld6erli6, ftd
eeraoe5u orb Elm Grl6laTen oes Wus
tbes gu Gbolera.Gonoiooten gu MAIDEN.
Seitere stimmuns 1T Elm 5ouptuerbi.
tunasmttel BET &ranfbeit -ein 8orsue,
worin bic SranSoien unubertroffen itno,
Die beim itdrffen @dtben Der &ranfbeit
in paris iansen: nDie @bolera, bic Gboz
lera, sebt tpeiterbin, beibt uns mlt5ieb'n."
9. Sele9r.
So
Ga(ifornien-Oer @cupernor
>,o,. O,f;eor,;o, Hof 9Hofon hot unfor
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g. Stetastn0 Dem 70. SeccmDer, HSYS.
Jabrg. 10, gam;e Sittan. AS6.
|seoinaunsen: Ser 1tberaIe DeobacI,ter erfbsin

& ] &C. $$$ $$ : 60 $ $
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Galifornien.-Oer @oupern0r
BON Californian, Col. Moion, bat unter
Dem 25. Suli cine proflomation erlafien,
worin ct ale Sintpobner auforoert, Die
DeIprteurs Der Irmee uno Warne oer=
baften gu belfen, lpel6e in Die @oloresi=
on aelaufen ,paren. Gr orobt i'm @si.
9erun9sfaae, Den 9on5en Oiitrift mlitd=
rilb 5u beieeen, uno oos 9roben no6
Sob auf 8e9ierun9slano, in 3ueunft 5u
perbieten. @leibfaas forosrt ct Die, in
Die @oloreeion 9etpanoerten Surser auf,
fit ibre binterlahenen Samilicn gu fcrs
gen, lpiori9enfaus ct ibnen oas 9ano'
werf le9en tperoe.
sSn elmer Intrport an bic t0anoelsleute
BON Gan Sroncisfo, tpelbe perlan9ten,
oab bic Ginfubr;oue in Goloifaub an9e@
nommen weroen fo(lten, NIT Der grlaubs +
nib, oenietben in $50 Sasen einduloien,
bemerft Sol. @aalon, ct eonne oieies ni6t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10
NV, y, Mn ITI,
DIsUEs.usI AND en- E,s sSY.

IGht bNtGii t"icVsO
tENl.iS remedy il prepared entirely from vsge-
Y table substances and contains no meTcury,
atsnc or anylhing that can prove injurious To the
systcm. l,s effects are thosa ola d,ubp,rucnt aud
tonic, well adapted TO restore the healthy acton
VI the liver and stomach whose functions are so
generally impaired IN tbs class of diseases.
Quinino and other tones serve only in many
cases to brake the rhills, tut do ne, remove the
disease Of the liver aud other organs implicated
on which the chill and fever depends hcnse the
usefulness Of the Fluid Extract Of BARK" (par-
ticulrly where physicians cannot readily be con.
sulon) which contains all the qualities suited to
the indication ri these mnladics.
The FLUID Extract Of Bark" il prepared 10y
DR.. sawyer, after several Years experience in nd.
mnidcting to those afflicted, both in the eastern
and western pant Of the Tinted States, and ho
can confidently nmm,nd it to the public as pos
scssiug virtues well adapted To the permanent
cure Of the often long pro,facted inlerm'l'snls
aud rcmittenl. Of unhealthy districts.
llundfa l. Of testimonials IN rrgalo 10 the clli-
cacy The medieine lron persons OF respectable
iiy have been given 10 the ptopflelof-hut no
does no, make use of them ~ he prefers 10 have
the medicine introduce itself solely hy iis merits.
sold by WHITE q HUNTER,
Two doors north of the Mansion House. who
have constantly on handonfgr supply OF Drugs
Medicines. oils. Dyc-s,uils, &c.
July 30. !Si7.
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roo YnrieIicS af Annie

And great variety OF Pears, Plumbs aud Cher.
RES, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular and ap.
proved Nerseries in the Union, embracing near.
ly all the standing varieties in the eastern and
southern states, the fruit Of which il is confident
ly believed, cannot fail 10 suit the mos, delicate
and 'cfned pa atcs.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest RARELY and most spicndidos.
soyimeni 10 be found in northern Illinois. The
uees are from to 3 years OF age, and ran ging
from TO feet in height, aud well ptopurloned
II is believed that the lamen,able remissnes.
On the part OF farmers, every where Observable
in planting fruit trees, is mostly attributable To
The almost total failure, in most cases, whet,
trees have been trnnspan,el from a distance
and the fbrOus roots IN which the tree relies fol
lis nu,riment have become dead from too long
exposure to dry air or severe tfosts after taking
them up, either OF which Is f,al o its growth
But these embaIrassments no longer exist, The
farmer can now be supplied in his own vicmi,,
with the number aud variety he wishes. grown
in the same soil and climate in which they al,
10 be iransplauted.
IL the trees are taken up in tho spring. i
should be done sc0n after tho frost is GU, of III,
ground-a, all events, before the leaf begins /,
put forth. If taken up in the fall, they sh,ul,
be buried until sptnp.
Apple tees a, the Nursery lg1 cents al 9th
or kinds 25 cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton Feb. Is, lsis-ly.
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NJ A NSION HOUs E,
Aud STAGE OrriCE.--O,,awa, III

HNHE undersigned has purchased the above
L House, aud repaired and furnished il, il a
proper manner Tor iiust rate Hotel. 1t is .ilua.
ted dirccrly in font Of the Court House. and is
convenient Tor all those having business conuec.
ted with the public offices; aud is in the centre
Of the business part of the town. The Stage OF.
fee for the different routes is kept at this house.
The house is large aud roomy, and is cnpasle
of accommodating oil those who may favor him
with a call. Attached to the house is comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience Of
the business, and unremil,ed exerlicns to please
he hopes to receive liberal share of patronage.
Ottawa. Dec 3, lSl7. K. THORN.
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stone QUARRY.

INlE subscriber would inform builders and
L others whom 1t may concern, thu, he IL
now opening a STONE QUARRY 81 miles
south east of Ottawa, where be will be ready a,
all times to supply oil orders be may receive.
lie Is also prepared to execute masonry and
stone cutting in all i,s branches, and will war.
rent his work, for Durability and finish no, 10
be surpassed by any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks for
past fhvors. and would inform the public that he
has leased the quarry on the school section near
this plnce, formerly worked by Sangets, aud
will hereafter be prepared to furnish Oll orders
from that quarter.
n. b. lie will also furnish for buildings
Cups, Sids, Pillars, Piiaiers, and Columns, su.
perior to eny heretofore used.
January 80, 1913, u. CORRIGAN.
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clos USUALLY A,ptin drug stores, with many kinds
Of the best acd most approved patent medicines
~ Use Also, books aud stationary, with Va.
neiy Of primmers, toy books, Nc
he Keeps constantly on hand superior article
Of vines and baEdi,s, for aeiieai purposes oHiy
phNsiclHns anJ oIh,is are requested to hand
n lhrlr oIdcrs, as they eau nov be ii.,J on the
shortest notice aud warranted to please.
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7est for soundEggs. The larger
end OF a newly laid egg feels warm
when placed against the tongue. A
newly laid egg, also, appears semi
transparent when placed between
the eye and a strong light, and has a
small perceptible division of skin
from the shell, which division is filled
with air or gas. If an egg shakes,
it is Q sure sign that it is stale.
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improvement in grinding ,cheat.
"A new mode of grinding has of
late been invented in Maryland, con-
sisting OF Kidding the grain gifts skin
or bran before grinding. This is said
to be done very completely, and to be
attended with several important adj
vantages. These are, that all the diff
ferent sorts Of wheat, the red as
we'll as white, are rendered equally
good other things being equal, where
as the red wheats are now sold in
most markets for several cents less
per bushel than the white. All the
brown particles are removed effect
ually from the flour; a saving of from
40 to 90 pounds per barrel is gained;
time is also saved to the amount OF
from 25to 80 per cent. The -four is
greatly improved for hot climates
a:lveryimportant item to the shipping
interest.
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ONLY TWENTY CENTS 4 bon.

TheBoxes equal in size to otherOint-
mentS. Give it Il trial. The
CHEAPEST AND BEST OINTMENT,
That ha' ever been used For opening the
pores OF the lesh and promoting iuscnsible per.
spjration -uLsurpa>sed by any other ointment
before the public. The greuissi Vegetable Md.
cinai Virtues are there combined, and it never
- hls {. -lrl a.
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'rllE subscriber has jus, rc-
l. .ri,eJ a, his store one door
North Of the Mansion House,
(iioH. Mar lurk and 81, Loui,. J
large and flesh supply of The
above named Articles, together
with mcst every vafi,iy If ART
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GRADES, 81.
New York Heat Market.
GEEEN,S n..i.:.A.


Ey.--g, FENhE above Mills have jus; IN
s-cEij,Is derg"ne thorough repairs.
$50 ~ ana are now in full operation, with
dsssasTsssis5 Nr ru' Of Bars,
new Boiling Cloths, and all the necessary fy.
lures for manufacturing wheat 10 the very hes,
manner; aud having none but experienced and
accommodating mIilers together with the whole
business being conducted by the personal itten.
uon Of his sou, d. GNEEN, he hopes to give &c.
neral satsiacli,n; and a he has been to great
eSpause IN making his mills second to none 10
the western country. be hopes To receive, a,
hefstoiore,a liberal share If public patronage
Merchant and Custom work viii he thlukiull,
received and strictly attended to al all limc,
Sundays excepted
Cash paid for " heat. F'our Eq're's and
Cooper stutE JOHN GREEN.
Dayton, Oct. %, 1871
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HNllE undersigned, having disposed
Il Of his inleres, and terminated his
connection with the Trcmon, House, adopls
leio method of announcing tina, hc Ina taken
rooms at the CRY Horst, Bmwn and Tutllel
where he IL prepared TO receive his ffienjs, and
those who may have business with
Chicago, dcc3l. JASON GURLEY,
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nlr0ieincs.
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES,

Chsmicais, Paints. OILS, Furnishes,
Pmiy. Ua'doto Glass. Dye Mg0s,
Brushes, BOOKS, Con(tctionarieS,
Fruit, Nuts, Hines and Brandies.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEnn 1An C.nIIrr
Marble aud stone Yard.

N LYONS would inform the inhabitants Of
and surrounding country that he
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposile Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will I've able To fur.
nish to order tomb stones. monuments, tables or
my other article in his line Of business.
Ottawa, Sept. II, lSi7.
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Wet feet is one Of the most affect.
i've agents death has in tho field. II
has peopled more graves than all
the cory ensign Of war. Those who
NEGLECTED. keep their feet dry arc SUI
icides.
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An Efficient Kennedy.

The projectors wish the pubic to distinctly
understand before they buy il, that the Poo,,
NAN's OINTMENT Is not intended 10 cure every
dIsrl.c. hul II Will eilccI
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South Ottawa Cemetery.

vASil h subscriber will sell loisin the South OF.
q tawa Cemetery until the lst of December
lsi7 for 50 each after which All additional, price
will be charged IN proportion to the improvement.
made. TNOS. NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa. Doy H. 1877, 3glf
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Drugs, Medicines, Sc.

,,-,SaE, vu>HE subscribers have Just received
4 from New York and Philadcl.
lMsI pbia large stock Of drugs. medic
R cinoS, dye sluils, paints, oil, varni.h-
s--'1-l "a, &c. which will he sold on the
lowest icrms;.all the most popular patent medi.
cincs Of the day KEEP, on hand. Physicians aud
others are invited 10 give IA n call.
July I, Al WALKER HlCKLlNG.
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Fer Sale on CONSIGNMENT.

Guchan's Hungarian Hays Liuimcnt Tor
nalsam. Plcs;
Nisisrs Dl.sam Wild FneIl'- Arabian Lini-
Cherry, incaj;
Hil's lial>an Honey; Hewe's Nerve and
TuNiors EAlssm l.Ntr Bone llnimcnt;
WorE Thompsoo's Eye WI,r
Chec-'mrn's Arabian Flhnrstock's Nttmi-
jllsan, iusc;
Turlngion's Dal,am Comstock's Sarsaparills
lli,; Sands do
Aud,rsou's cough droEs Bristoi's do
Bartholomew Pink SheTman's Worm and
ENpectorant other oxenr,s;
Hastings Comp syrup McAlistus all healing
Naplha; Salyc;
Osgoods India Cholo. Connects Pain Exirac.
gogur; tor;
Smiths Tonic Syrup; viii great variety of
Naughns Veg LyIhOn- Pllls to numerous
triptlc: 10 mention.
Downs Elixcr health
q, l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa Juy 30 lSII-o-f
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A pEaMaNEMI CuRe

For Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Chapel Hands and
Lips, Chilblains, Eruptions, Scratches, Sur.
faces, sore Nipples, Boils, Ulcers, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, Contracted Cords, Rheuma-
tic Affection, sore Throat. Cold in the Head,
Tigh,ness in the Chest, Calluscd FLESH, in
fact every disease Of tie Flesh.
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Glased flower pots are totally unfit
for most plants, except with the most
careful attention to drainage, and e.
ven then they are much inferior to
common unglazed ones. The latter
permit the excess of water to escape
through the porous sides. which is
impossible in the glazed pot-in
which, 1.-THE aperture at the bottom
become stopped the earth is sodden
with water, the plant suffers and soon
perishes.