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A PLAI"TATIO FOR SALE e
IN Madison C0rtnta, mississippi.


A plantation containing l040 of the very best
creek bottom and upland is offered for sale OH the
most liberal terms. From $50 to quo acres are III
cultivation, Of which nearly one halt is creek bot
tom well ditcIed and drained; the upland in cul-
tivaton is circled. The most Of il is perfectly
fresh; but little If it having been cultivated more
than lom one to four years. The place has con-
s,antly running stream passing through it, which
will afford wafer enough TO gin The cotton crop,
and grind all the corn for the of the plantation.
1t is well supplied with springs of the best water
1t has upon it large gin house and cotton press;
a negro quarter sufficient to acomUdate from 70 To
30 negroes and all necessary out-bulIdngs IN pro-
portion. The Dwelling House is coed and roolny,
and tie yard is handsomely improved. 1t has adj
joining the house, a fine orchard of peach, plum,
pear, apricot neciarne, apple trees, grape vines ot
various kinds, and almost every fruit that comes to
| perfection in this climate. 1t is believed TO be
Ole of tic most desirable tracts of land in the
county, not only on account Of the land, improve
nents, wafer &c, but also health. =
1t is offered fer sale al less price and on better
terms, than any such improvements and land are
being offered at in Tie country.
There will also he sold at the lowest market
price, with the padiatiou, lie crop Of corn. large
stock OF lnes, about 60 head Of cattle, sheep &C.,
and plantation tools of every descriptiun aEE 20,
Also, il wanted, all tic Household and kitchen
! furniture. ... .-.... ....i a..E ,sg +.
The above mentioned Plantation is adjoining the
lands of William Melville, and ". E. Johnson.
For further information or purchase apply TO
ABRAM y McWILLIE, |
| Near Camden Mssssippi
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ASHTON ABLE

| GI5S1rtCgJ 5 JggJ j GoGJIgl EIGcD,t'22.
EsETltVAL.
Tine subscriber informs her .rIcrds and The pub
lic that she has taken The store lurnrrly rrcupicd
by DR.. \. Del."on, and has just returned from
Charleston with select lot OF SPRING GOODS,
SILK and Straw Bonuel>, Ribbons, Flowers, LlccS,
Gloves, II Ills and Caps, winch wII be sold cash
or 10 punCrual Customers uu the usutl terms.
BunuclS repaired and trimmed.
Nrw York and English Fashions just received.
All Tailoring done 4, this Establishment war
ranlcd. NJ. GOODl.AD.
April |. II. II
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Or<si.s:lry'S .Nelica.

Whcrcas no application has hcen made for Ad'
mIn<iralun upon the goods and effects Of Il. l."
Wilson decd. have taken poSscSSi"n OF them as
DGrclIc, and hereby give n"icc rn all persons m
dched 10 sad Estate, 10 cor1C aud make ImInedI-
ate payment, and those having demands against
the same, to present them To me- duly ai'"Sicd'
J. X. JOY, u. X. D.
Camden, May 2G, Isis. ~ II
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SOutll.CarOlina.

l. y y Z ST X DIS RlCT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
J. B. Boyd g. CO.
VS.. }Capias ad satisfaciendum.
Robert Dukes.
The Defendant, Robert Dukes, who is in the
custody OF the Sheriff of said District, by virtue of
the above Capias ad saIsiaccndum, in order to
avail himself Of the benefit OF an Act passed for
The relief Of lnSolvcn: Debtors, has filed in my Of
tice. or oath, schedule of his whole Estate.
Motto is thereto hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case .aS well as to all others
concerned, % be and appear at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th dry of November next at II
O'Clock AI. before the Associate Judges, to show
cause if any they can, why the said Defendant
should moi be discharged from further confinement,
on his assigning and delivering the effects men.
toned in hH schedule. II. r. PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Oa;ce: this 14th March, le4s.
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Ss3AG2G3&ALSAJ@o
Goods at and b;Iolo Prime Cost.

My entire stock OF Clouds, consisting of Faucy
AMI Staple Dry Clouds, Hardware, Crocknry, &c =,
w;II he offered for sale Tor short lime al Cost
Prices,
Bargains may be had, as tie object is 10 close Il?
as soon dis possible.
Terms, cash. For bills of fifty d"llars and up
wards. Noes, well secured, at 60 and so days will
be lakeu w. b. JOHNSTON,
Nav ~. 2l Agent or Assi@Uees.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES!


Berkshire Co.. Macs. Nov. 29, 1917.
N-ssrs. k.clianit; ilrl>;lw' rmis: FOR thirty yr;rS
lave bii III rtr with r Pies general ,."biiy ! ~!
:lIlan. causing and ur;a OF la" hpvcH ;i."
wlcl had resisted all the medical :tralicI;, d. Chap
ni,.i and others could rive The last three years III i!:
time .urrIE- drit description. was cUniIc! I" bed
unable to help myself. and al t>t given Up by IN? i!s
clans an friends III dr>airuf gaining health in
f,cI three days before commenced Sa: Dr. lPI:n
Ercuary wa~ entirely Sic"cir>S and my burial clothes
were made. But under Provirucr a"d tI. Of DR..
IpiinS Eiccluary. though Old man, lave TIE plea
pi stating the fact Ia the public That my hraith Is
good. and hope 10 live many Years. II Is Cod w!l
TO make know the virtues n d.. Up!ims Elccuary, and
recommend il ihy afflicted fellow creatures. hiirii-
ed me beyond The expectations u all that knew M
and can only say others ;ia Il Is, III my opinion. The
best n-lirnc m The world ir Piles. any Uler disease Of
the buw els Il if they will Use Il according 10 directions,
will myself warranr cure III every cast
Yours with tie utmost eSprcssinn Of lhank"lnrSS
CORNELIUS SPUR
EGRAMoXT. Berkshire Co Mas Nov. -. 1917.
The above ccrIll L's n'e and truthful story oi
siT7g and relief which, rnysrjau and witU">s il
lh, c4,-. cnrrriuily endorse DR.. CHAPMAN.
NOrIi E.--Thr c..nuin" trlrm's E!rrtnary has his
written Signature thus * A. U2am. W. d. The lIai
is aio,.. done wIh pen Price j PER bM
15 Sold wlIurs;r and retail b. kGrCIIAT & lENsH,w.
III Falnn street, ~ V, and 10y Druggists general:
throughout tl. United Si.l.s aud Ca:iaIa.
J. r. MckAlN. Agent lu- Camden, 5. {.
March - II If
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Es E;N7OVAl.

The subscriber would inform the public that he
has removed to the stc.e formerly occupied by Mr.,
William Johnson, sec ID door above Ii. Levy's
where he will keep on hand good supply OF GRO.
CERES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY. &c. to
which he invites the attention of purchasers, as
they will be sold very low.
J. CHARLESWOETH.
March S. 10 If
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In Eguity-g1ancaster District.

DR.. d. =. Bush W, w. &. Ranes, Jonathan Doug
lass, Molcy Martin, ct al. Bill TO surrogate and
sci! Real Estate &c.
1t taPpcaring tt my satisfaction, that NJ. S. Per-
~ and Molcy Martin. two of the defendants to the
Bill filed in tie above case. are absent from and
beyond the limits Of Stale: On motion Of Clinton,
compartments so"ilor it is ordered that the said
Defendants, NJ. S. Perry and alolcy Martin do ap-
pear and answer, plead or demur 10 the Bill in the
above Case. Oh or before the 22d day ,f October,
lS43, o'I'srwse judgment pro contesso will lie or
dered against them. '-.
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON, GELD.
Comm'rs. Office, Jure =, lS4s, sol
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Bargains. Bargains.

GOODS AT \ SACRIFICE.
Those who wish Goods at prices to suit the
times, had better call on me before long. The
Goods must be sold at some price.
w. b. JOHNSTON
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Ba>! Hampstead. H. /. Oc,. % ISL.
For All hv J. K. NIX \iN tau,l'.i. Pf;c" 81
DRY GOO. SIN CHARLESTON,

The subscriber rnul! nNi' the attention oi Planters
a.id ,r. families NiSi,iu" Car!,s" In his SGci rc:i
Fancy u,s;: Staple E5"y GoccIs.
fa. ia. mu!. additions his Room liz. p J.: srI.nu he
is able Offer In!ucc:r:s il!an before 10
his friends and customers, l Confidently invites ae.!:un
10 lis stock ~ the
Most Extensive in the SOnhrrn Country.
II intended n ,nbrrc alnr>I every ariirr III The Dry
Goods lInc. Oar front Sales Room vii! contain
p!ctc i->"rimri.I @!
Ladies' Elegant Dress Goods,
SILKS. MI SI.l\S. BAi;Et;ES. tASlIlIERES.
BOMBAIINES. AiPACCAS. SilAWLS. VlSSErrS,
Gi:NrLENEN'S GOODS, LINENS, LINEN FAB
R.i:S. HOSIERY. Nc. 80.
la our Domestic Rooms, will be found very full as
Sori.n''nt of Domestic Fabrics.
Negro Goods, Blankets. OXEabnrcs. &c.
Our facilities for purchasing. Goods s!rh. that We
able to ":lr im al extremely low prices. and such
viii defy all c"npcl!Iiun
L.. ". BANCROFT 2j3 king.>l.
Cha rlrs,nn. Feb 1919. Il II
y. B.-ln wholesale Rooms, We "llr 10 merchants
who biy IhI, market oi tie desirable! stocks Of
Goods b. found in r city. and Al price" that w aston
i-h o>, accustomed 10 =, ,ar!"s"u "ii. tim" prices
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Mill CrankS.

The subscriber iS prepared 10 make MiII Cranks
at short nnllrc. Sullab!c Iron may bc had al the
lrnrc of 1,r$srs. McD"wa. 4 Copper OlIlcr Mil
rons made as heretofore.
SAMUEL SHlVER.
June II. % II
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E'iiu S:;UseHcriG"I
SOgll:l-Car0lina,
X T. ) II ! " DIS I K | & +.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
VIM. +. Dcl!rulh.N
The Dcai;ndam,. Wm 7. DcR:I'r being arrested AM,
cnlligr within l risun bui!s for The district ui kcr
shaw hy Write u writ ui rapls a sarstrrn!und II
thu >ui, OF ia,n5 lnl:,L ;l TIC said Wan. " ErErrh!
ha,in. filed in M: olicr' t P'fnn. wi'h sr!rd"c on
oath of his wIn and r!t, prl yin. ur i' brn"i:
ufih" irs nfic General Assembly or r rcci Of isc.-
vent hi,iur,'-
Notice hereby given. the said Jacob Young. and all
other creditors of Ilr said VIA F. Irhrul. h. and ap
pear ~ tie Court ui Common Plea. Ia H.. hulrn ii Cam
dru I and for III" District "f k"rmw the first Nom
,i, after the rI! Muuav in Uci"hcr io show ra>,
ii auv they why ti estate ami effects at ii" salt!
Wm r. D,brul shut! not h. assigned and r discharged
arrur,ims the provisions -" the Acts of lr General AS
scmbIv cr the relief of iu>n!yrul Debtors.
May II Isis. i. GASS. Clerk
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E'or Sale
Wanted,
Nautilus Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.


r. B. COLEMAN, Vice President.
FIlNY FREEMAN Actuary.
u This Company has just closed its third years
operations, and published its Third Annual Re
port, which has enabled them again to declare the
usual dividend ol Fyiy Per Cent. profit for the
last year, for which scrip certificates are deliver
able, bearing an inicrcs! Of six per cent. Thus in
three years 80 per cent. Oh the amount Of premi-
ums received have been returned 10 the assured.
Policy holders, whether they continue for life
for short TERMS" receive their pro rata profits.
Premiums on Life policies, if amounting 10 800,
may be paid 90 per cent cash, and 40 per cent. in
note without guarantee, with interest at FER
cent. .-..
Pamphlets, Illustrating the principles of Life In
surance, and Blank Forms Of apple alton may lie
had on application: 10
A NJ KENNEDY, Agent for Camden,
Dr.. w. }. McKAIN, Medical Examiner.
June IS. 26 If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ristrict
soue.- .-C.roEiaaa-- District t

soutse- Cc.goEisaa---Eaalcast District
In tie Cort Of Ordinary.
john %ieeiH amd vie Nancy, vs. Hugh Moatgomc.
nv and ul!ierS-Dlvsion or sale Real Estate Of
Nininn Montgomery, decd
1t appearing 20 my satisfaction. that Hugh Mont
%omery, orc oi the defendants, resides wit out the
limits CT this State: i is therefore ordered, That
lie DO appear and object 10 tie sale or division of
the Rea! Estate CT N!nou Montgomery, deceased,
on or Le:oTe Ike i'h day rf October next, or his
consent 70 the same will lie entered of record.
J. H. Wl'rHERSpOON, 0. l. D.
July g. 1919. O0l
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deTdinary's Notice.

99TdlnaTy7S NOtlCc.
Whereas 10 application has been made for ad-
minis;ra,ion on the effects OF John Bales decd.
have taken them III hand as adm'r de bonis' non.-
All persons having demands against said estate
will present them duly altescd, and those ndebt-
ed to the same will make immediate payment.
J. r. JOY, o, X. d.
June 7. % #
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New Orleans aud Cuba Mola<scs, Lemon, Pine
Apple and Strawberry Syrup.. tord'aI<, Pickles,
Ciarct Wine at GERAI.D'S GROCERY
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C3rl'iaGGs.

The subscriber has now on hand variety Of
Carriages, Buggcs, Rockaways, &C., and Harness
Of Northern make, which lie offers for ssle at
Charleston prices. Having leased the establish.
ment in which he works, he is prepared 10 build
and 10 repair every description ol Carriages Wag-
gons. Carts, Wheelbarrows, &c. and all kinds Of
Iron work, either for plantation or other use.
A portion Of patronage is respectfully solicited
ArriI 2G. ROBERT MAN
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E,'Gl. EaiE't
,T0tice of Administrative.

.N0tiee Of Administrative.
Macy &. REYNOLDS having obtained grant OF
Letters of Administration OF and singular the
goods and chateS, rights and credits that were OF
George REYNOLDS deceased, at the time OF his death,
hereby notifies all who are indebted to the estate
Of Il e said George Reynolds to come forward and
settle their debts, with the administrators. and all
persons having claims against the said estate will
hand them in to her properly attesed within the
time prescribed by Iaw.
hereby constitute and appoint James Chesnut,
lr as nay agent and authorize him for me, as Adm-
Eis!ratrIx, to receive any monies that may be due
The SAID estate, and for me aud in my name, to
execute and give receipts and acquittamces or the
same. MARY c. REYNOLDS.
Jan. l2 1918 3 If
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SOAPS, &c.

SOAPS. &c.
Rose Soap Chimes" Floating Soap
Musk Srip Dri.ihIS Smp
TnyIors Trans pa-.ni Soap Almond Suap
TRANSPARENT Wa.h Balls Shaving trram
Military Shawn. Soap Gem Ia, "rs Shaving Tablet
Fancy prril!rcd iiuN:s Fancy Toilet Boxes
Fare Balls Powder Pulls
Lilly Willie Toilet Powder
Toilet Bottles Of various Patterns.
For sale by +. l.. XEllP.
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In Es:uity-Lancaster Esistrict.

W!EcI f!Li!irS
Petition to APPLY funds
Wnl. McCol.ic {; wife Elizabeth -.---
It appearing to my satisfaction that William
.llcCoyk.e and wife Elizabeth, Defendants, are alb
sent from and without the limits Of this State. 1t
is ordcTcG, on motion OF Clinton, Solicitor for Peti
toner, that they appear aud p'ead, answer or de-
m:Ir TO tie petit II III above cause or before the
l6;h October lSiS. otherwise Judgement pro con-
lesso will be entered against them.
JAMES Il. .WTrHERSPOON, c. E. L. D.
Conl'rS. Office. Jcne 2e, lS4S g 501
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Caution.

Owing 10 the grc; t:l unnci:s sale Of Dr. Town
s.,s ,arli!a q number OF who form ry
Agents hay. cuilIn.ncrd making Sa-$amrla Extracts.
EyirS rj,tr-s ENracS of elbow Dnck. &c. They ."rl-
crv ~ il IN III ttr >;II,. ,iyci Hi. ! snrr' u tyn
have. ,.c auI copi,! !vcrI>.ln the only
worthless nutritious aud si"'I! aavuI:ri.
For sale in Ctmlcn. by J. K. MckAlN. pr;cc 81 PER
bottle Six bottles for s. cash.
August It, 81 i
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Family Groceries.

4 large supply ut superior Family Groceries
kept constantly on hand, and iUr sale at the lowest
prices, al the
CAMDEN GROCERY STORE.
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- a NIX AGENCY,

Nk .AssENtf.
XiIILANI GERALD, viii attend rsnrtually oal
nn>carc III eitl.cr Of the Ranks Of
May TO-
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EaDl>H ana E.Ot f3r sale.
The surrrihr ulfr> ir sale ms House III Lot situated
near iI. N.r is tIIrrI II CaIl,,:. For further par.
Iirulnr, apply !" +. W. pcg:!rs
F,h22 W. j. FRANCIS.
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Grliil,ary7s Notice.
Whereas, no administration on the estate of ia
cob Hammond, late Of KcrShaw District, deceased
has applied Tor, in pursuance Of the Act Of Assem-
bly,, have taken possession OF the goods and chat
tc!S, rights and credits OF The sad estate as derc
Iicr. All persons indebted 10 the said estate are
required to pay Tie same over to me, and those
having dcm:rdS against tic estate will present
them 10 ne duly a,tcScd or payment.
Iuun IL J. K. JOY, 0. H. d.
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Yours respectfully.
JAMES CT INNINGS.
y'itSi Fits! Eitsi

Dr. Townsend having tested his %irsaparia in eases
of Fit of course never recommended it. and pr I'D
the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer in Wcsciic>tcr County:
FoRpuAM. Aug. l3, 1917
Dr. Tow!lsend-Dear Sir: have u c girl seven years
of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits:
tried alnos! everything her bu, without Success last
although we conl find Recommended ION in crc ars
for cases ike hers We thought she in very lclIrale
health We would give her OF Sia,sri!a and
are very g ~. did for has not o,ly restored her Slrcg
but she has hal no return the Fits grert pleasure
and surprise. >! l>; becoming rugged a;i Hearty for
RITZ Err Jr
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water Power for sale

vaiuabh Nm" Pnuig e, M For R'rr, .i1tr
mile, atore DgghH, amt oDs mile fran, hlrk
,co'er Dar,goho6 10 me Feedr If he Mno's
oDd Michigan cGn0L
The subscriber having built his dam "a
cross the rIver at the above place is now
prepared to sell or lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes. A saw mill is in operation, and a
girls, and Touring mill in progress az erection. 1t
is located IN the midst Of an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and offers every in.
ducement for the above business and also fora
wooden factory, or any mechanical or manullc'
turing establishments where water power Is re-
quired. A village plat is ald out, and lots are
Offered on reasonable terms. A blacksmith and
wagon maker would find it desirable location
and good tavern or boarding house would do
welt For particulars enquire of
Ottawa, Dec 10. lS47 GEO. MANN
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Destroy the CaierpHiars' Nssi.--
Reader,if you have an apple orchard,
we entreat you do not let it be dis
figured and ruined by the unsightly
and destructive caterpillars. In our
travels the past two or three years,
we have noticed that these pests are
rapidly increasing throughout the
country especiallyin the orchards of
careless and slovenly farmers--and
we are surprised to find them on the
premises Of some Of the readers OF
tho Ohio Cuitirat0r.
A little care and labor, at this time
OF the year, may rid an orchard of
caterpillars. The nests may easily be
discovered cater little practice }
located on the small branches, ap-
pearing like a bandage or swelling
around smooth portion Of the twig.
These branches consists Of eggs
glued on and coated over with var
nish. Not more than from one to
three or five of these nests will be
commonly found on one tree and Q
few minutes work with knife vii
remove them. The twigs should be
cut off and burned. A sharp hook
ed knife fastened on the end Of ;
small pole, is convenient implo
ment for this business,
If not destroyed the eggs hatcl
soon after the young leaves begin t.
appear in the spring, and the youn'
worms remain in nests or clusters 70
several weeks, during which tim
they can easily be discovered an
destroyed, though not so readily a
at this time--besides, the present
Assessor ofmore leisure, and the bu
sines. is more likely to be at,snde
to.-Ohio CuRiratOr.
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stone Quarry.

VINHE subscriber would inform builders and
Others whom II may concern, tina, he is
now opening STONE QUARRY % miles
south east IT Ottawa, where he will be ready at
all times Ia supply all ordrrs be may receive"
lie is also prepared to execute mns"nry and
stone cutliue IN all H. branches, sri will war.
zen, his work, Tor durability aud finish, not -
be surpassed Ivy any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks for
past fa,Ofs. and would inform the public that he
has leased the quarry on the school section near
lhi. place. Curnrty worked by Sangefs, and
will hereafter ho prepared to furnish ull orders
from that quarter
n. y. tie will also furnish mr buildings
Guns, sis, Pihiys, Pikisiers, and Columns, su.
pcrlor to any heretofore used.
January 80, 1919, u, CORRlGAN.
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NJ A NSION HOUS E,
Aud STAGE OrrICE--oltnwa, Ill,

Aud STAGE OfTICE---0liawa, III.
iNNE under>lgned has purchased the ahovt
House, aud repaired and Furnished II IN a
proper manner for a fret rate H,tel Il is stua.
ted direcrly in front of the Court House, and Is
convenient Tor all those having business Conncc.
ted with the public Offices: and j. IN the ceotre
the business part of the town. The Stage OF
fee for the different routes is kept At this house
The house is large and roomy, and Is capable
NJ accommodating all those who may favor him
with call. Attached II the house il comfort
able and convenient stable
From his long acquaintance aud experience Of
the business. and unremt,cd eNcrtlunS TO please
he hopes TO receive liberal share Il patronage.
Ottawa, Dec g. lSi7. r. THORN.
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500 Varieties Of Apple.

And great variety OF Pear, piunns, aud Cher.
riss, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular and APP
proved Nerscrics in the Union, embracing near
" all the standing varieties in the eastern and
southern states, the fru, Of which i, lsconidcnt
" believed. cannot fail 10 suit the most delicate
and 'cineh palatcs.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest roric'y and mast plrndm as.
sorfntni to he found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from TO 3 years Of age ard rarglne
from to 7 feet in height, and we'll propurtioned.
II s believed tina, the inmcntnhc remlssness
on the part oi farmers, every where observable
ia planting fruit trees, H. mostly attributable to
| the almost total failure, in most eases, where
trees have been tansplanIcd from II distance
and the ihruus roots IN which the tree relies io'
| It's nu,nmcn, have become dead from too long
exposure To dry air or severe ifns,s after taking
them up, either of which ls fi.al TO It's growth
Hut these cmbarrassmenis no longer exist The
farmer can now be supplied IN his own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes ctowl
in the same soil and climate IN which they nr
10 be lransplan,ed.
II the trees are taken mp in the spring, |
should ho done soon after The frost IL out Of TIT
ground at all events, before the leaf begins 4
put forth II taken up IN the fall, they shJul,
he buried until spring,
Apple trees n, the Nursery i21 cents; all 9th
CT ktnl.. % ccria. WELLS WAlE
Dayton. Feb. Is, isis-ly.