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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
AGENCY OF
DR.. - =. EYfrh'S leIebrHfed .IcdtriAeS,

DR.. ~ =. E9fch'S GrIebrHted .ncdtriMes.
SCI, by him with such distinguished IN the
~ Of Coughs Consumption, csarrh, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, enorthno, Piles Female Complaints, &
se.Also, nr. y Frch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout
der Braces, inhalng Tubes and Lectures Consumption,
and the art Of preserving Lille and Health 10 DID Age s
JOHN III sEAY has been appointed agent o the saie Of
the above Goods, aud will keep them constantly hand at
his Drug Store, I.,nehbu,g, Virginia
arDr Fiteh's Guide Book la Inyaids, and Directions
for Promoting Health, and Instructions To Mothers, IN the
Management of Children" may he had aratutoasy, hy
calling io II at the Store above An extremely valuable
Book.
Amg. I3--l.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

1. IL,
Commission Merchant.
LYNCHBuRG MARKETS, SEPT
itorsians. nacon,6 6.i BeeiS 10 s., Com Alcal
Il cent.
ow-Sii Ia Sia.
Uhedt Red S. 10 90 cents; White 90 10 oJ
t'ran.-Corn, 40 cts oals2S cents.
Clorer Seed No demand
UhSheg-2S els
BecNrdr | cents.
Bater-Nery dull. 10 To l2i fat MOL.
Btaady-\ppe, none oler,nl Peach none offering
Bar Iron $50 assorted and $50 80 when drawn 10
order.
Golfer Rio Sto ocents, Lagura sito9; Java ~
Mocha 20.
Country Linens Tow 10 To II FLAX L., 10 10.
Cotton idrns-Sales | 5oenis.
Feathers 80 To - cts.
Fiar Sced-Sales so cents.
Fish -llerrinys. No |. s. 80; Shad. old A. 50
new s 50
Ginseng 90 cents.
Hemp-We quote Il to &c, in dcmand
Liaseed Od-65 10 20 cents dull.
L0d-6l.
,Holases West India - to 40 els per gallon n
q. II to Is cents.
Plaster Lump. a. To 81
Sugars New Orleans Il In 7 cents; Porto Rico TO
cents Clarified ~ cen,s Loaf lIl2l cents.
Sah.-Sl 81 a2.
Idllow-9 10 o. cents.
1iU so per Dbl
ltooi22 10 20 els, in demand.
l.If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

PnIl,prtruu,. Aug. 90.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
By telegraph from Providence. II. l.. We have returns
from all The lowns IN the Western District, cxc,pt
jamestown md Dxnn The Why candidate has wiihon,
a"uh been elected Ia rrpfescn, the Dstct In the nexi
'ongc His prcseti MAJORITY IL go votes aud James
town viii vary thu result bal llrn This Ia the District
which failed IN make choice nj The recent election and
having been represented IN tho last Congress by AIR
lhnfs'on. Democrat. the election Of Mr. Dixon i. .
Wing gain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
VV'OOf Rolls,

OK LBS. WOOL ROLLS, received and FOR sale by
clsD GEO. BAGBY,
Aug 23-6lii
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EduCatlOn---Sssall children.

EduC011On--SsnaDo children.
Mrs. MARTHA ANN DtvENPORr Will resume her
l'l sc'ieal@iuties the ID 81 September Her school
room is al her residence, main She will teach
Spelling, Heading, Writings English oranmat Biography,
Af,hme,,ei Se iist school Is designed particularly
the conduct and studies Of her scholars They shall be
Thoroughly and CORRECTLY taught charge, dollar per
month, payable quarterly.
Aug iosatiii
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Superior Pocket Cutlery.

DOih.ERS-S SONS, WoSenholm's crNoke's very
IL superior porkc, Cutlery Just 10 hand and for sale by
june 25-tu GREGORY n RnVAl.l,.
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G9ss:1sSsSD,4
1sy, saturday Evenings Mall.
Transmitted for he .1mcriican.

Transmitted for he .1mcrican.
BurrALo, August 90
TIE HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT.
The Vice prsijen, now here, has received despatch
ltom Dr. Wood. stating tina, Cen. Taylor Is decidedly
better though feeble heIns able 10 sill up only at inter
'a's lie designs easiug Erie in few days f possible
passing through Buffalo withoo, Stopping
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

The .Narat SchooL-lhe Board of Officers for the
examination OF Mldshipmen at the Naval School com.
pleted that duty on Monday afternoon or the for,y-
one Nldshipmen at the scho !, we learn tweny-sx were
passed Several! we regret to say, rejected sever
al resigned and the examination of Others not prepared
to appear before the Board, postponed until next
year.-.1nnapolis Republican,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

Lady franklin has purchased onp-fourh Of the Hall
whaling ship Abram, and paid the additional risk of in
suTance with view TO her exploring Joness sound and
Smiths sounding. in search Of Sir john She has also Of
fered reward Of $500 in case of Success
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

MRS. KIRkPATRlGK'S
Seminary for Young Ladies.
vlNiiE seventh Of this Institution, will
L the 3rd Of September next MIS- kirkpatrick would
gratefully ledge the patronage hitherto extended to
hef and wishes Ia the public that her efforts 10 merit
continuance OF thci, kindness shall be nnir,ng Terms of
session oi Eve months as follows:
Board $40 per month; Washing ~ do $50 o
Tuition: LIST class at ~ per month, ~ 90
ID classat - do - 10
ID class Al ~ 30 do ~ 50
" in Music $50 pr session 20 60
III French and Latin each AT $40 do 10 10
TERM Payable in al No reduction tot absence
except IN al potracted illness Circulars at the Book
Stores IA l.ynchburg,
Aug. 20-Gtii
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EDUCATION.

A SCHOOL. WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY
"a the ION oi September, by my daughter at my
denc.
TERMS-for beginners, for five months SO; Tor thos,
more advanced, SIS payable ON entrance.
Sept, 3-itif w s. REID
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DOCTOR r. L. RIVES

IANlN6 settled permanently in LyncIbafg, Offers his
services 10 its citizens and vicinity Having had several
Years experience In his poicson he hopes share
"' patronage When not professionally absent, he gen
eay he found at his office Main Street, nearly opposite
TIA. Franklin liacl,o at the Hotel, where he will be glad
To aucnd Ia any calls either in town OF the county
June IL I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

The Magnetic Clock at the Observatory of The U. S
Coast SURVEY is finished and has been set to work 1t
IS considered to be the best astronomical clock in the u
States, and the mechanical conrivance which has been
aihxd to It's simple but most efficient arrangement
vlsed, we believe by Mr. Sayton, who has charge of
making and repairing instruments for the sn[yeY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

TIT TU7'"77Ip TlUTS dFNVHI II1Ih tIF frpOtI.
One third OF the shirbudlng ii Penns, lvsnla IL in
the West; 5000 IONS o New York ship building is ON
the lakes.
The State of Ohio. entirely inland State is the
sixth N point of shile building
The state OF Quo builds murh tonnage in vessels as
all the States and p'rs from Chesapeake Bay the Rio
Gnndr.
OHIO builds double much as Virginia North Caro-
lima. South Carolina. anil Florida
The following Is a view OF the American TONNAGE of
the Lakes. entered IN the dleien, marin, districts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

SUpEEN DEATH.-The Farmvle Republican Of the
23d inst records the sudden death Of Mr. Jas Lakeland
of Buckingham county. He was suddenly taken i'll,
whilst on his return from Farmvie to his residence in
Buckingham, about miles from The town. and died at
the residence Of Mr.. Elisha Banon few minutes after
he was taken sick He was apparenty in the enjoyment
OF good health up to the of his illness.
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DR.. BAGBY

OFFERS his Professional services TO the citizens ii
~ ynehhug and 10 the eo,nuuntty adhceht Office next
doc, below III. Union Hotel.
june
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

PauPer Emgrants two hundred poor nnfor
nnae creatures. destitute completely money clothes
and whose passage to America paid by their parish
officers or landlords in the old country, in ord r get
rid Of them, called during the past week. on the Commits
soners OF Emigration in New York. for relief
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-15
TO the sH1Iic,

Pfnu, Jun. l0,h lS49.
We the undersigned, passengers on Lourd
me steamer Uncle Toby. on her nip from ~.
LOUIS TO l.asollc, do state that on Sunday the
leth inst, Nh. Iange died vetv suddenly eft
'holen,; and the Capt. Of snii Boat exsmin.
ed hts trunk in the prcsence OF the under ign.
ei' and took an inventory of the cont, nls, con.
s!slng OF sundiy lots of clothing aud One
Hundred aud ninety five dollars in money Of.
ter delaying the expenses Of burial, &c, and
mat SAID l.ange, was formerly a resident Of
Montreal, aud from the best information NJ
been resident of ~. Louis for the last five
years
1t is but justice TO tho officers Of the Uncle
Toby to say that they used every exertl"n Ia
save the deceased, but without nrnll--hc died
about 2o'cIock /. NJ, on the lOrh, and was
buried with due respect by the officers and pas
scngcrs of the boat.
Wm. Graves, s.. Lori'. VIM J. Cline CHI.
caco, Thomas Comfy BosloD, John Rhodes o..
fnrd, Thos. tpiamer 81. L,rfis, Clerk.
!or further information inquire Of the Pro.
bate Count ia 81 Louis.
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Gbitaoo advertisements.
HlCGUFFFY'S

MCGUEFFY'S
Eclectic Reading and Spelling Course,
McGui1iy's New Eclectic Spelling Book.
McGuiIcy's Eclectic First Reader,
Mctiuiirys do Second do
McCufey's do Third do
McGuiieys do Fourth do
McGuflcy's Rhetorical Guide
Sold wholesale and retail by
A. II. g. c. BURLEY Agents for Illinois.
The object OF n Spelling Book H. TO teach the pro.
pr method Of spelling and pronouncinc words,
That system by which these can be learned most tho
roughly and most correctly, is OF course the best
The Eclectic Spelling Book by It's admirable CLASH
icaton, is peculiarly adapted TO the accomplishment
Of this purpose and il is confidently believed to he
impossible for pupil ofordnary capacity To mistake
the spelling and pronunciation al single word Il he
gives but ordinary attention to the lessons as they
are classified IN this hook.
The Eclectic Readers are carefully progressive in
their arrangement Ample exercise. in spelling
precedc the reading lessons, in the first md second
of the series, Also, beautifully executed wood cuts
embeliish the books. calculated TO impress ON the
mind Of the youthful learner the subec, OF the lesson
The Third, Fourth md Fifth OF the series are de-
voted 10 rules and exercises on the principles Of rea.
ding and spelling which have been adopted by Rus
sell, Kirkham, Constock, Webster, and other nu.
thors They have been prepared with great care and
cnn be recommended confidently to NEE, the wants
ofteachers and the public in the prcsen, advanced
state or education
Teachers wlo introduce these works into ,hci
schools WILDE supplied with copy of cnch for ,he
own use on application to the agents Chicago Boob
store, l29 Lake st. npr2O
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Chicago 1IlrIct.

DrNlCEAr OrucE, J
June l2lh, 1919 (
The market continues firm. Wheat in
the strcsts commands 50a62lc for spring,
md 75aSOc for winter. A sale of 5000 bu.
free on board, was made this morning, at
zoe.
Corn continues firm. \ lot Of 10000
bushels prime yellow, on the way between
this city and La Sale, is held by a firm
here, at doc. 1000 bushels sold to day, at
3Sc for mixed, 50 &c for white, and doc for
prime yellow.
Sail vessels are loading FOR Billllo, at DC
per bu>hel for wheat,
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MERCANTILE.
pow s. Smith
f--s-.7 -a'sr-----e-a-s .aa-.s. ---H.~-a--.~=-
Dow g. Smith

a RE now opening and have in store gene raj
"A nssorlnlcntof
Hry Goods, Groceries 1. Hardware,
Such rs
ClOMs, CaSsimeres, SdHineft, Ttceeds,
heatucky Jeans, Vestings, &c.
cho,cr selection OF prints, gnghanis de las4, dress
SILKS bleached aud brown muslin, TO .! wide
blcachcd and brown drilling TO II wide check
hickory stripes, colorcd cambrick, red, white, and
yellow flannel, Canton do Irish linen, crash, linen
diaper hosiery, gloves, handkcrcheE, scarf, Swiss
muslin, cambria do, lace, edgng, and Insertion rib
bons. ana yailety ot notions. small stock which
will be sold very cheap, of
Ready Made Clothing.
Goats Vests Pants, Fine Shirts Hickory do Gotten
and Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers
The Best QudhHy
o. Teas Coffee y, o. loaf and crushed sugar, mo.
nsses, cider vinegar, rice, sllcialls candles, SOAP
nas, gnss, together with all the little ruiinaru ar
uces--fIour and Indian Meal kept constantly, and
warranted in all eases.
4 FIRST Rate Stock of
Mems thick, kip and calf Boots mems md bows
Brogans Indies Caters, kid waking shoes and
buskus, leather lace boots, and low auartercd shoes
misses and childrcn's Boots and Shoes And
Good Assortment of
Knives md forks, Scissors hand snws hninmers. au-
gers, door hangngs, trowlc- grain scoops, shovels
and spades, trace chains, &c.
Packages will b, sent throughout town free of
charges. The highest Market price will be paid for
all kinds Of produce
The Subscribers pledge themselves to sell
goods as ioD as can be Afforded in torn.
Ottawa May Is. 1919. DOW d SMITH
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Fresh Groceries for I849,

TUST received large aseo'mcm of choice Gro
y ceres, conss'ingof
rs hhds. New Sugar,
rs pbls. New Moassrs,
900 bush. choice Dried Apples,
100 do do dc Pesches,
rs sacks do Rio Coilee,
lOO Boxes and half boxes new Malaga raj.
rs do Bar Soap, sins,
- dp Ta,low Candles,
s DO Adomnn',nc. do,
10 do Choice Plug Tobacco,
10 bhs. superior Cider Vinegar
95 hoyrs 7NO. sXlO. l0Xl2 Gl,s',
All Of which are for sale cheap torra.h nj whole
sale or retail by mf3o LOCKWOOD
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NOTICE is hereby given that | Daniel
Y HutrDm, Administrator of tho Eslule Of
John lortom, late Of coUniy GfHndy, state Of
Illinois, will maRe application at the next term
81 the Grundy County Circuit Court for an
order of said court authorizing the sale Of Ger.
tain real Estate in nrundv Co. of which de-
ceased AMI daily seized (or 81 much thereof as
will be necessary 10 liquli.,e the debts Of said
estate
jn5 DANIEL HDkEDN Admnlsifator.
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dissolution,

rTNITE partnership heretofore existing between
VIII II. w. Cushman 81 Saml Il Gridlcy in
nll business matters nt this place was by mutual n
greement terminated on the first day OF the present
month May, 1919 The business viii be continued
Tor the present, by the subscriber
All persons indebted 10 the late firm ofC. & G.
PRIOR 10 the first OF January 1919 are hereby notified
that immediate payments expected, and required 10
be made to the subscriber vino isnuhorized TO settle
Mi matters connected with the husincss OF the late
firm. NAV 10. $3.50 IIIIL. IL U CrsnM,N
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TO Masters of Canal Boats

FEVHE Board Of Trustees Of the liiro,s and
Il Michigan Canal having established an Of
H flee ut Ottawa for the collection of tolls
-Nofice Is hereby gwen, that, on and after the Isl
day OF June, 1919, in pursuance of the Rules, BY
Laws, and Regulations of said board of Trustees,
every master OF boa, or i'oa, applying Tor clear
must cxhihi, the Collector Just and true account
or bill Of lnding OF such property, signed by the con-
signor thereof, and specifying the quantity aud
weight ofeach article shipped. A. +, DOW,
Collectors Office, Ottawa ,lunl Asst CnlIscioI.
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Lumber. Lumber.

lust received by the subscriber, on the north side
j OF the canal at bis warehouse. n large quantity
at Lumber, Clear, 2I clear, dressed Flooring, fenc-
ing, Siding, Jocr, scantItng, Cedar posts, shingles,
Lath, &c, Also, Oak Lumber kept on hand oieve-
~ descrpuon--nll wI be .old cheap Tor Cash
bttnwn, MAY 18th, 1919 WI ErwtH
rASH paid Tor Wheat and CORN by
~ Ottawa. may IT, 1919. J.. HILLS.
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Great Sale Of Timber Land.

TUE undersigned will offer for sale at public auc-
ton ut the door of the court house in Ottawa nj
10 O'Clock An on the 10Th day of September next
200 irres Of Limit. Said land Is situated on sec Ii
town 81, mrs east ID p m, aud will bc surveyed INTO
small ructs tsay from TO 30 acres according to qua
hty) This will probably be one of the best oppor-
iunites that persons residing between Marsriles and
iloldcrmans Grove will ever have OF purchasing
timber Tor farming purposes Also, the east halt OF u
wet quarter sec %, town - ,nric Sd p m. siiua-
ted near Green's dam AT Dayton, to be- sold in 30
acre tracts The purchasers OF the above tracts will
be required To pay fifth down. and the balance IN
five equal annual nsialments and to secure the pay
mcnt thereof by bond and mortgage on the property
sod, at per cent. per arnnm, payable scmi-nnnu-
ally IN advance BY orier of the board OF Trustees
of-choos in Town 80. n K. 3 r 81 p NJ
MAY TO- 1919 G. W JACKSON Treasurer
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1ol)u Eolk
New Goods at LockWoods

~OlJIl LUtR tuUUp.
New Goods at LockWoods !
~ ME subscriber has Just received, direct from
New York, a choice stock OF Dry Goods
n Bo0ts, Shoes, BOnnets, Hats, Groceries, Nc
10 which he invites the attention of his friends and
tire public. iisstock embraces
30 pieces Mcrrmac and other prints,
20 e blue aud orange
30 " Earls,on Gnghams
10 " Mous.de- Lancs choice styles
81 Flg'd Lawn,
500 " Bonnet, cap, satin, and affcta ribbon
10 summer Frnges,
20 Barred and striped cambria,
200 Bonnets, Hew styles and all prices
20 doz Leghom and palm leaf hats
30 d" Arlificias and wreahs.
20 pieces Kentucky Jeans.
Is 3D." Couonade, drill &c.
A beautiful assortment of Ladies Caters nm!
hi Callers, sips, bootces, &c.
Carpets,
800 Bcrage and Victoria Shawls silks, dress, hkE..
IL cravats, blk Italian crnvats, superior quality.
100 cold ndbrown table covers
30 doz Linen cambria hkia,
100 SILK and Cotton Parasos.
100 sun shades
II Bonnet silks besides a host ofo;hcr goods n, az
which will be sold cheap for cash,
by ap27 JoHv l.OcEwo1p
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Opposition

Wan, my friends to unders,a AID that have
L. purchased the Boats and fixtures of tic
Lower Ferry; and | intend to Lc on hand a,
all hours, night or day, 10 ferry over all WIN
may wish to cross.
June z, 1873, URI CARTER.
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Straicd or Stolen

L ROM the subscriber ut his resi-
EN y dcncc on the bluff two miles north
W &-~-o q Ottawa. the night Of the 2lst inst "a
e..si n well matched span Of sorrel mares one
N NV ten years old the other five, about -
49, - hands high, very rood travellers, and
in good working ORDER the Youngest
mares off hind foot IL white hugh as the iei!oclS
Joint Whoever will return said mares to me or give
me information where they may be found shall be
literally rewarded lap20 PATucK Marcy
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HiSrcllGllsous.
Female Academy,

THE second quarter Of this institution will com.
= nence on Wednesday the eoth insl at the Me.
chnnics Hail Ottawa. Inn sth $50
Terms from SO to s. per quarter
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OTTAWA PRICE CURRENT.

- Ondro, June 10, 1919.
IRONlSIONS: CalfSkinS, gr. Cal
Beef, 100, $20)aS2 so Z" dry, IOai2
Pork, 1892 90 Deer &iRS," l2al6
lenison, 25Oa 800 SeepshinS, lSG35
Lard, ID. 1G5c Coon 8. l5a25
idHow, GdI 1iaShrdf, Ga y
GRAIN & FLOUR Mink. 1880
Wheat, winter, 55a6O GROCERIES
spring, 5Odo1 Sugar, brown, 5ldl0
oats, l5dlS 50 crashed, l2aI1
Corn, 2Ja33 50 loaf, 1915
Barley, diO HOIdSseS. gall 3jal5
beans, iDd5O coffee, liie,lb. 9al0|
Fom, sup, l0)D2,2j = Java" Halls
ilne, =" 200 Tfa,y hySon, 50a75
buckwh't, 30 4" old " SSaSl
Corn meal. hush. b black. 50a15
VEGETABLES: lSUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush. 80 Batter, Ga
Onions, - 3Sd5O CierSc, 5a 3
CabJdges, each, IA 81 Fans. duz. 8
FuRS & SKINS H1aep, ID. SalOl
Beet Hides, or. 2ld3 Cdndies, tall, l2dl5
:" dry, q al - sperm, lOa50
Our markets still remain dull. Wheat
comes in slowly at for spring i7aj2; winter
55a Coo.
Corn shclcd &c, in the cob 2jc.
Oats, lSc.
Wool lGa %.
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Il. n. 5tcrlina.
Great Exhibition
II the EXCHANGE PLACE, north of tie
Court House,
In which es.ablishn cltthc people of Ottawa have
deep Personal and PecuniGyg Interest,"
Ar IacT TuCv u,ur ,nuurn,


Those long waited for Cloths, Cassimeres,
CdshmrdieS, Cr0ton Cloths, S0ftineitS,
and Corduroys-
The best ever exhibited in the place, and so low
Twecds Jeans, brown and grass linens, check and
Ncstngs, all IN such quantities as would surprise the
marvellous were they enumerated so he content
tia, enough has been received to clothr all the boys,
young men, and old men in Ottawa, aud all those
who come here to trade. Then fear not-hil not,
gentlemen, ia call at the Exchange Place for you
will certainly hnd something hat will srt 10 a charm,
at prices wonderfully Low nlways Exrraordina-
ryadyantagcs are had for making uptnc above ma
med stock, as ! have engaged for the coming season,
the services Of Nj. 4. VI Bailey, whose experience
and success in cutting garments, with ncatncss and
despatch are uncQualled.
A large stock OF TaiIor,' Trimmings, of the first
quality aud low, always on hand
Keep ii before the people that the best and largest
stock OF the above goods between Chicago aud St
Louis is AT the Exchange Place
May {, 1919 4, " STERLING
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Cholera Medicine,
Ipprored by the Medical Faculty Of

IPprored by the Medical Faculty Of New
Orleans.
DiRECTTONS for taking TIE medicine One
- Of the pills TO be taken every ten or fifteen
minutes until diarrhGa ceases Generally, when tn.
patient has taken five doses which remain on the
stomach, he will recover II any dose is rejected
apply 10 the stomach a mustard plaster and take
weak brandy toddles, and then take another dose.
For The pain and cramps,
! axe from one to two tcaspooniulls o the mixture
as the case may require apply mustard plaster to
the stomach and bowels keep up constant friction,
and apply hot bricks to the feet aud all sorts OF slim
ulating applications TO keep up heat and circulation
also. weak toddes ofbraniy No warm water and
but little cold Ii the diarrhua ceases the patient
may have constipation Ut the bowels and fever
For constipation take small doses OF castor oil to
move the bowels for fever treat rs usual in itvrrs
At the inst symptom the patient should 90 To bed.
10 lhlsmedcmc l. prepared and sold lv WmrE
q HUNTER, and G. l., 1Howso&, Druggists, Oltt-
wa. may -.
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NOTICE!

THE notes md accounts Of j. & D. Green, John
L Green, VIM Staddcn, deed, and T. c. James,
IRE in my hands for collection, and persons know
ing themselves indebted to either OF the above per-
sons are requested TO call as soon us convenient at
ms office, in the Dayton Factory, aud have the
same adjusted, rs lmustmak collections peareaby
i'll can and forcibly If must Don't delay, gentle.
men, but come forward ike men and pay your hon
est debts. DAVID GREEN
Dvyo, E,r,or. NAV % 1870
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fGllE seq sec 81 town 30 range | east nwq sec
30 town 81 n range = e; VIII swq sec 30 33nr - ;
ch neg sec 20 30 r2 e. These lands embrace
some ul the most valuable coal banks in the county
good water timber, prairie, aud farm OF 60 acres
with ordinary improvements. Terms easy Apply
to Joseph Reynolds near the premises or 10 the sub
-rrhcr al Ottawa. ap91 w II l. WAILAcr.