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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

ENAY, OATS, POTATOES, 1xc-We have
u in store Hay, Oats, Potatoes Corn, Bran, Shorts
and Brown Stuff, for sale. Buggy for sale.
ia 30 ]. &. F. CLENDINlNG.
HLEN DTNIN CPS BOTTELLING ES-
a. TABLlSHMENT-Person wanting Porter,
Pale Ale or Champagne Cider in quart pint bottles,
dor the 22nd) have sent to any part of the city by
sending their orders.
fell JOHN CLENDINING.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

EEOME MANUFACTORY !-VIRGINIA
HE MADE SUITS Keen, Chiles & Baldwin,
have in store goods made in Richmond to which they
ask the attention of patrons OF home mandatory;
they will have them made up to measure very low;
selling low to make room for the Spring trade. Now is
the time to buy bargains Come to No lo2 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

WAENTISTRY.-THO H. EDMUNDS
-EE Dentist, has removed 10 his new suite Of rooms,
second door above Mr. Boshers Hall on the same side
Persons fishing his services procure them in all
fhe branches OF the profession. ia 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

ED Cheese and 20 frkins No. Goshen Butter per
schooner New York, for sale by
A RICHARDS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

NOsHEN BUTTER-Receiving 90 lirkins and
IN 20 tubs of very superior Goshen Butter. Those
who have engaged tubs, will please call aud get them.
ia A. RICHARDS,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

ME FRCANTTLE INS'TTTUTE-WRITlN
lVE AND BOOKKEEPING-Roon1 over the
Dancing Academy, Boshers Hall. Open from A.
M. till SIP M. Lessons given in Academies or at the
residences Of pupils if requested. The style of move
ments for teaching writing entirely new, and are
warranted to impart a bold and expeditions hand
Terms, &c, made known application at the Acade-
nv No Oft
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

~ UITARS.-P. II. TAYLOR has Just received
SH further supply OF those superior Guitars, from the
celebrated mandatory of c. F. Martin, which have
no equal The tone and finish OF these instruments far
perioriy cannot better be displayed than by comparison
with the finest English and German importation
Piano and Music Store,
de 81 100 Main ST., opposite the Banks.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

HOSHEN notwithstanding per schr
az Lofand, 10 frkins OF very superior Butter. Per-
sons in want OF a No. article, will please call
no29 A. RICHARDS.
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II r MS
DAILY ETCHMOED TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
office, by letter post paid in aduaace, on ,oihin 80
Days from the commencement of the subscribers gear.
Il payment be not made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made to this rule.
ADVERTISING-For one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, first insertion SO cents and every
succeeding insertion IS cents.
Thrice a ceeh--For square, first insertion 62t
cents every succeeding insertion 37} cents.
Tscice aoeek or arech-For one square, first
insertion IS cents every succeeding insertion SO cents
Advertisements of more than one square, will be
charged in the proportion according the NUM-
Der OF squares. But the advertisement exceed one
square, any number Of full sqnares by less than
eight lines, the additional lines will be charged as
bait square; if exceed square, or any number of
full squares by eight lines, the additional lines will be
charged full square,
The number of Insertions of Advertisements must
be noted the MS they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers are charged $50 for &c lines and
in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for IS lines and in that proportion for adver-
tisements OF greater length; except Auconeers who
are charged 800 paper ncluded or all sales before
their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

NOTICE TO FARMERS.-The Richmond
u and Petersburg Railroad Company will hereafter
transport Lime for agricultural purposes in bags furnish
ed and to be loaded and unloa ded by the owners from
Port Wahal to any point the Richmond and Peters
burg and Clover Hill Railroad in the county of Ches
iereld where there is turnout, for per bushe
THOS. DODAMEAD
Superintendent
Office X. & P R.CO,1
an 2Sth 1851 { i,p90
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

~ AND DOOR MANUFACTURER AND GLA-
ZIER has removed to 9th street, between Main and
Franklin streets, in rear OF Messrs Cook & Ropers,
and nearly opposite Boshers Hall.
~ All orders from the country, as well as the
neghborng towns promptly executed in the best style,
al moderate prices. READY-MADE work always
on hand. de9-6m
esTKAW BONNETS AND DRESS CAPS.
~ Received this day, direct from the manufacturer,
one case Spring Style Straw Bonne,s. large lot
Dress Caps expected soon. N. G. BARTON,
te Is l09 Main street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-02

T EGHORN. straw, China pearl, French larr
| 4 rimp and chip hornets. Mems BOYS ana in
ianl's lcghorn, pearl, straw, and palm leaf hnls
Fur and wool hats OF all styles and prices now O.
pruug NJ the corner brick store
June l.. i. SANGIR y Co.
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"a 80, !.
oson INV in DwIh;r|
AMY ouas AL
). n5,5,st ;nJ
d;s,n,s, NJ
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,teIl Of the
of cows d |
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law andrsas
bayinghatct
10 all n name
mans nun |
"a colds and
,ani(old toll.
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it's Itheratsd|
,hick in ore
,c,icing gym
.,v aud mar |
Fourier ncve
-. IL IL
,onisest oul,
ming up the
csnoeIwe
10 CITY. md
any other n
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a. nv frs,
allure us But |
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~ was nerf|
cartons sr
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nd does b,,s|
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lift from n
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sono habit |
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IN, evorilv
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HNTS AND FAFS,
CARPET BAGS. TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS,
And any amount of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
10000 garments Of oil sizes and varieties
t-r Being determined and able to take the .s,d
in ny line Of trade. will sell at lower prices than
people in this community have been IN the habit Of
buying Mt. and respectfully invite every body cx
anime my stock and prices before Purchasing else
where,
cJ-No trouble or charge 10 show goods, and don't
forget he night place.
70 E~p'Te c,oI 5,, Sto'f al SaaqrT ~ T Ar
Sanger d, CO., St,rc. l. RICGH
Ottawa, AprIl &c
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Anew LINES To the
New York Clothing Store

Opposite the Mansion Iio"sc
May 81 1851
safely arrived IN the pmrrics house.
With a bag tu'i Of clothing, got from "ouf ware
! know YOU are no sportsman, but what Is much
better,
You have proved to be Almost Wonderful Setter "
And to prove my assertions, send you this rhyme,
While trust you'll receive It IN ample time.
You Set the Fashions which constantly flow.
Y0H Sstail the prices remarkably Lolc,
lau Sctall the town IN fever OF JOY,
When uoNc.lc- .Icat do your leisure employ.
And proof most conclusive, Just now you denote
In the sportsman great prllc-'us hisnew hgnIIg
Coat.
YousetalI the Shots nov around me, about
Ii was perfect surprise when found thu style out
You set such examples OF service and grace,
That the name Of the New \ orA Claiming Store re-
sounds through the place.
New, know you sst grca; value On those
Who spedk rs they hnd your Excellent LiGiheSi
So Iwshio addmy little Influence too,
For credit TO you Is GbundGHtiy due
Nav you continue to set the town such examples a.
those
You have lltcly developed in all kinds of Clothes,
May the FrCn'es. success all your efforts attend,
j. lI!c W,sh OF your sincere sporting trend,
WE'LL FITTED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-02
Books! Books!

NCGUFFEE'S series of school books.
"! Nchrlls and Oney's geography and atlas.
Rays Adams and Colhurn's nrIlhmeilcs.
Blank books, letter and cap paper, states, pens,
pencils, cnycI'ps, &c, a full supply, now opening
al June l., /. SASGER s. Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-02
silks.

Black l'alinn GO d, Swiss Gro lie Rp.A, silks
Rich Bro, AIDE and Chameleon -iiMs,
Turk Satin, Gaauel s!,ls and satlns
J., I. SANGER & CO.
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he FAM

n animal, Q
iJiin tribe
e Mcxicdns
dango 10 a
ulnetiInes :
the arsstoc
hey wish
tiR. TO s.
t 20 atnon1
and wher
'ec the mi
the plebei
, dance, an
60, withot
be, or Of W
F.; zee enc
mt, or, per
lie courtezd
n takes pla
en- dantMg
olite III,
,ut little
he lInpol
whlsh she
ldansoes
ID Elegnr'
mon as IN
very gra
Ia dance Il
dancing
If the ger
n. The /
mixed as {
Ecers Of II
most r,
siderable
long.taii
and sORg
Gnket Goa
lspicuous.
dress, "
open at
'lng an IN
L mum m
to dance
Son see n
icy, wliet
up to he
e floor
r tober 5
U find h.
you hol
| have
agreeab
G. There
IS here as
ali doze
thcr Gust
GiIl ask, "
ley are {
nth n Lac!
o the b.
TO aglas
hs. Il '
Tess not I
the huas
49,. n
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llt
Wien III r-ctlvtIN IDkJSN ~ IS(0li larger
than usual The selections were made with the
best possible care IN the cities of New York aud
Philadelphia II is believed the WISHES of tho com.
munliy can nearly oil be met Thu following is,
comprises part oil the assortment.
silks, silk goods andsilk trimmings,
bonnet ribbon, grapes, laccs and nets
lawns. musns, nndpoplins,
black bsrr.r and barge lie hines.
thread lOces, edGIngs, aud nscr;ines, as high as
81 5Oper yard,
muslin and canlbric cdrings and inscr,ings also az
high rs 81 80 per yard.
trlmcd muslin, collars, cuffs sleeves, lace cnps and
ehcmiscttcs
Grape, barge cold Thioeta and cashmere shawls,
linen floss hObblUs and fine tapes,
French, Scotch and domestic rinrhnms
fancy & black super French cloths and ca ssmersg,
boys and mems cotton aud linen poods,
Irish ncn,lincn lawns, cnmbrcs and hkrChleis,
With flln ssorun"nt ofhuc and brown musIins,
from to |! yard WIDE
rnrpc tng ingram and venetian India mating. =
Particular attention IL lnvitcdt to the stock ofwo-
mems mi ses and childrens honncis from the PC
hume" Rough 4 Ready" to the real Paris excelsior
from aOcenisto 500. Canada, lcgbpm, and palm
lratlni8. SHOES
Ladies' mi'scs andchiIdrcn's slips, ties, buskina
CATERS and halt CATERS, "a tin lasting kid and goat
skin ,oilhe Philadelphia make.
New Lamps, globes and chinincys..
Hardware u Crockcry Aprl9
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Millinery,
Directly opposite Gridey d PrcaoRs Store
NIts. GREGG

w lNlIES 10 inform the Ladies NJ Ottawa aud
w hrcountly, that she has rccrycdhpr
SPRING IND SUMMER GOODS.
consisting at Ladies agd Misses Straw. Hair aud
Lace lionnets, which she will sell az cheap as the
chnnycsi
ALSO Bonnet silks Nisltte Silks 4 Trimmings,
Flowers, Tabs kI Gloves Dr.sz Cnf- Black larc
Wells, I.adlr. Collar. aud Gulf, Dress aud Nisiuc
Patterns. lltcst stNlc.
= Sunw aud Tuscan nounrlsrcpnircd onshort
notice SIk Bonnet. made up to order l.inlnls
aud Trimmings lwayson hand
l,ldcs, lcasr cnbctorc gong clscwhcIc.
uu5Na, May2l,
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uus fact. sal
be female d
OF friend I'd
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e conveyed
Esq, at P |
ntaiAs abou |
ON the ca |
from tlBN
n Salem.
9 unknown
an cnoruo|
APP resent
horns in Il
lore rCsein
ginning To
Nluotions g |
is the lrlntt
nd tcn,lerne|
IS ings Will
'ariety ma
inprnNrup|
> Island nu |
for wool Z,
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a1A-
4 Ts ,imespad for hides and skins, ut the Tau.
~ nrry ~ utmy store, on Canal street
May u. w. HASKELL.
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Nattinecr & Go.
RECElNED July 23D, 1881, Al
Sherman's Chicago Branch,
No. |. Cheap side,

~
= mourning trlis, Etli-, pnri.ol-. &c. Also
Another pirce yard WIDE black -I.k,
One
Atrw patterns p,ald, yard wide
wIh Trimmings such as giulps, huugcs, drop but
tons Nc.
SILK hose. embroidered black, and coIorcd
l.s,r thread do, embroidered mlAcd, slate,
white and black p.aiu open work cotton hose new
patterns at calcor~, guphgms, popuus. lcmEcs, de-
ialu-, lawns, Sc. Catlnui see them
No trouble to sell good good- cheap
Iuly % Sacrmans Ch,cogO SrGHch
= UMMEG Ribbons u.t rrcrNcd,at
y June : ShrImaHS tMr"go ErGach.
L RENCll aud American printed musl.ns, re-
L ccVed tins week, at
Junc7 SlcrmaES ChirGg0 BraHch.
DlCU black dress aud munlIIIa silks, received
IL this week, HLormaas thcago hragrh.
NIORNING lawns, gnghum-, aud bclugc. re
vi cryrd this week, 1T
Jane Z AacrlHHH's thicGgo Hr7Hrh
DDpLISS. DE Ialnrs aud Nohars at
NUEEHINSt hicagJ HJoDcb
AWSS- Emhrodrrcd plain. and printed, at
may ~ SHEHVlNN chicago EyHch
DRINTS-N.s 'y.r.,at
SilERNNNs CWA.oBGANcu.
DLASrERING mr-.or solroy
may 81 tm NastcH
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e.. cp.:EEa Nc 49,.

ITIIDS sugar hbls lOatHnd crushed do
! DO hhIs sugar house Bud plantation mOlasses.
- bag. JAVA md RIO coffee
- boxes tobacco bbls salcra'us
& chests y oung Tyson, Iiyson, Hyson Skin, I'm
perrin aud Gupowder Teas, Tor 10 shniings per
pound
20 boxes soap.
Pepper spice, ginger cloves, cinnamon, nutmcEs,
alum, coppcras, indigo Iogwotd, madden, iu-tic,
horay glue, sulphur, rosn starch, at prices 10 SUIT
the times, June l. I SANGER & Co.
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Judson College.

rvlllS institution formerly Mt fdlniht Acad'
4 cmyD was chartered February, 1881 and IS
now open tor the reception OF students. IN 3Tder
that 1t may meet the wants OF all classes, Academ-
cal. Normal and Female Departments are connect
ed with IT, The course Of instruction VIII hr NOR
ough and systematic. The yenT Wl''be dN"co III
to four terms
Srr,T,r II August
r,U 5rh " October
Winter ~ january
! Tuition in the several departments from 50 10 50
ncr gunrtcr Music Piano Forte, s., use
| Of instrument, - Embroidery DrawIng and
| Painting from - to 81 French, 50 Contingent
| bin -! rcuts Room, 81 30. The above expenses
naynbIr in advance No student admitted Tor a less
/ frnr I,an halt term Rooms III the institution
furnished hv the occupants. There vii be n vaca-
non OF two weeks At the close Of the winter sts'lon,
aud one OF Fix weeks al the close OF The summer
session.
The auuuaI commencement will take place on
the Ih OF July, at when time there VIII ne an exam
.Wa'Ign of the college classes, and an exhibition
Good board can be- obtained on reasonable terms
! Students wishing TO board themselves VII. be iur'
..lshed with rooms m the institution. Inc trustee
n!ill spnre no pans To make this institution worthy
81 patronage Measures are being taken to ohinil
. n extensive library. We have already an ekc''
Int geological coblnei HolroYS ma'nrmnuS"
AK 90. IN ar9arn'Is' avg "a az - sur,,s IVY
ipparatus. ArrtANo d'edin M The departments
AN lee obtaned ON reasonable terms at the lnst
ltOn.
! LOCATION This nstitnrion Is located at Mt Pal.
alnc, Putnam county, 10 miles from Peoria, 10
miles south OF pcrg aud La Sale, aud 10 miles east
oi llcnnrrn. 1t is retired, elevated aud healthy
spot and IN the mlds oinnc ntcrprsngapd religious
community. Al business ON school matters, ad-
dress Rev. c. NJ. WEMuy .oi Nj !Alatnc.
CHARLES cross,
July 26 1881 Sccry Of the Board and Agent
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Passage from and Money
EENIITED 1'O
GREAT BRITAIN AND IREL MD.
EAGLE LlNEu

VIEW YOEh G LIIERPOOL PACKETS
DERSONS wishing 10 send tor their friend, in
] Great Bu'Hln or Ireland can atany time make
the necessary arrangements with the subscribers
who have IN connection with one Of the fret houses
IN Great Britain, very complete and extensive ar
rangemcnt tor the accommodation Of persons ,mi-
grating To America. For the prompt execution Of
their engagement, the subscribers have the advnn-
tage Of having the sole agency for passengers oilhe
splendid ,hps, composing the
"EAGLE LINE" or NEW york AND
LIrERPOOL PACKETS
smiling twice month from caeu por, ihroughoutthe
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DIAM black and coorcd silks, figured and wa,
! tered silks popIns hnreccs musns, de lanes
usrcsr de l1lues, lawns pnin and figured Swiss and
Jscoaet musllns, French, Scotch, English aud a
mrrlcan pIngdnms, OF every variety OF style and
paItcrns-at extremely low prices
may 3 l.. 2. SANGER & Co.
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The Farmers Wants Met
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

AGA DOll i utOAUSu SNSu ~ AAAI
MANUFACTURED At CHICAGO.
n ANlNG Just returned from the country.
III where have seen number of the farmers
u n who used this drill last spring and faH, anu
many others have heard from by letter all express
ing themselves sa;-.!ed with their pntchase md DO
notbcneve any farmer would take three times Inc
cosi Toy his drill, providing he could not obtain an
other The saving o! ubor and seed alone IL eu
icicnt mducement tor every farmer TO have dril
hut there are other considerations Of stu greater I'M
por,anae, as 1t has been fully ascertained the. a.
least one lhld more wheat can be raised "ae!c 1t
Is SEEDED with good drill.
The work Of the drill IL not confined TO toc sced.
IN u wheat, but val seed all kinds o. gram ana
seeds Mr. De IVoIf, OF Wisconsin, who purchas-
Ell a drl last spring, said he you'd plant or SOW
every seed on his farm except potatoes win INC
drill. Many have inquired Of me il GIyn could be
planted to advantage with the drill. say It can
| saw three fields last August TINT was planted win
the duat Rockford, by III II "; BarToss, James
u orks and ! Johnson. They scld lhej would get
at least one third more corn ;Aan vn ell planted ~
the usual why. Il vii be remembered that this ID
PIERsDS;S PATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured Of Chicago, by A Nane y hich Is ad-
mlltcd to he tar superior 10 any gram drll IN thls
county ard perhaps IN the world. For simplicity,
durability, and neatness d workmanship II STANDS
Unnya.icd There are other drills that are sold Tor
les. money ,hutt is not always the thing sold at the
loves, price that IS the cheapest, and 1t Is 80 WIN
drliia any good farmer whp gets one oinl driis.
dlN NtCpHlt9 ul~,hll-IltU WIN MS uNlEai'i q"
crry to return it in six months in good order and
viii give HIM his money back and take the increase
OF grain raised by using the drill Tor ia use ANY
farmer wishing driIl in the sprlng, VIII he n'shp
pOiu,ud u getting II unless he sends III his order
soon as ! am making for uane hut siose that order
Send along the orders; spring will soon be mere
wlll give the names OF a few farmers VINO ha's 'HS
drills or have had whea, seeded by them:
ILLINOIS.
nrssrs King & La,hrop, ST Charles,
James Brown, Geneva.
Joseph Churchill, BATAVIA,
James Schopuhaven, Elgln,
j. II seward M0rugo.
II W. Barrass, Rockford
james Works,
Horace 1hler,
e. c. Miller,
Joseph wilson Blflllo Grove.
Rnewault : llildcTmaa, Mt Carol
j Schoolmakcr, Pennsylvania Settlement
John Gage, Abingdon Lake CO.
4, William Redo Ottawa.
a Ralph Warns =
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New England Branch Store,
Rogers, Mills & Co.

y tb now Receiving ~ the sian M Ormery occupied
a. by g Bur-, general assortment IT
NFRiNG y SUMNER GOODS.
winch they respectfully invite the attention oi he
c!u1rus ol Ottawa sud Us vicinity
ouf stock conslstsoi n good assortment # Fancy
I" Dress 1ooda, hhnilas, Shawls, Bonurts, Eit.
bon,, Gloves Hosiery, Boots Il shoes. Grnrl,.
men Leglorn & straw Hats Groceries iIaflwar,
Cookery, Paper IlanglugS &c all at which have
been assorted with much care and bought at the
very lowest cash prices, which viii enable Us To sell
aslow ~ any one IN The western market
On" OF the partners residing east aud near New
OK, vii enable u 10 receive new goods frequent.
ly,and OF the latest and most desirable styles. and
We Halter ourseve- TINT we shall be able 10 ,a,e
all that may tnyor ~ with acall.
Produce 2inil Kinds tdkcnatmaIaet prices.
Ottawa. May 3
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment,

Il h'd Naie, Ih0ragA Hra the greatest EIi,rnn! RENE
~ ''cr Hssf. I, composed Of Itg,ioHe Extracts aud
I''sss pl6cr qsn,d N bs aaRGis " Mtd,on< for s
car, :" hfamrqai0ry BseG,e'
universally acknowledged to nc inlllhl. remedy
~ every case where has been faithfully applied on the
HHnan -y-tc Tor promoting nsensibc Precipitation. aud
bNalualc In all diseases Of the ic-h Obstinate Ulcers.
i Sores Chloains, Sore Throat Burns. Cuts Cutancous
lrOuS, rr Nipples, Sorc Breast, Diseases Of the Eye.
Asac IN the Fac" Rheumatic Pains. Contracted Cords.
ram ~ the side, Back an other paris OF - system, Scad
Head, bui~s, frosh Wounds Piles aud every kind Of
sOr" cOu'anc the least particle of lnhanunatoH,
ser sufDd ~ This
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4 flNEas-ortmcnt of Fans, from Is to II shil.
Y lngs, at the lmylOl New ENCLAND BE.NcH
DARASALS Of the most approved styles. al
l iroln2 to II shiilings at the " E Branch
SuNMER HATS OF variety of-tylcs. at the
- may 10 NsW England Branch
I AFFLER & Smiths superior Gun Powder, a,
l 1.-The mylO " + Branch
NOUNG Elyson Tea, good article for so cents
i per ID a; the uylO y L Braach
boston Nald, u good assortment. a the
ID mnylO " + Branch
nRlED Curnnis and Raisins at the
- may 10 NJ RraHch
rod Fish a first rate article atthe
- may 10 n T. Branch
A NEW arrcle of Cheese Straincr, supeIioI ,e
IA any thing IN the market al the
lune7 Nslp England Branch
T AWNS, from 6. to 25 cts per yard a, the
IL inc .Nei0 Eng land branch
MSOQuETO NET1INC--atth the
WI inc Nco England Branch
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" OGI HAAS.


, GREAT variety Of black, drab, and other col
\ ors. also two cases Pear. Union Hats, tor sale
,,,pn for cash by June lOlRwoUp.
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SUMMER GOODS
LOCKWOOD'S.

TNIE subscriber is now in receipt Of large
aud desirable assortment Of Summer Goods
bought NJ remarkably reduced prices which are Of
tered CHLAPEE THAN EtERto r CASH, or
IN cAchougc to- butter. eggs, cheese. wheat, corn,
oai-, &, sc.
Farmers aud Others would do vel to examine
thus stock before purchasing clsewhere as l'IJ
80 lROUBLE TO SHO " GOODS,
an they shall be sold Oh, ap as The cheapest
June JOHN LOCKWOOD
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y b Forks. hoes, scytacs aud Snatls. from the
best manufactures Farmers are invited to cal
and see. Poultry, eggs, butter and cGrcSe-H'so
smoked meat hams NC., or beef wanted
,uly : yn Gro MASN