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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
Chr fprmrr.
Picking and Packing
Cotton.
Ton KltK9d.l

In very wet seasons, recourse may
be bad to turning plows with benefit,
provided they do not penetrate deep
y near the plant; for this checks the
plant if it turns off dry, by breaking
the roots, and causing it to shed, and
forces it too mu pA in growth if rain
follow speedily It is doubtful
whether topping cotton is beneficial
in the ayerage of years, sometimes
doing well and at others filling in
nearly similar sir6uh instances.
| Picking should begin as soon as a
hand GAN gather fifty pounds in day,
as the oil is soon eFaporated by the
sun, wind and rain, and large per
cent Of weight is thereby lost. In
full crop years, cotton should be
picked as free lromE leaf as is consis-
tent With good work. But in short
crop aeasons, too much pains should
not b4 1taken with the leaf; as the diff
terend e in number of pounds will
greatly oyerbalanca that Of loss 81
price per pound, and discrimination
does not prevail in the market to
any extent comparp able with that o.
the large crop years Planting seed
should be saved from the second
picking in general, and from cotton
picked from midday till night, Of
that seemed well for the purpose
All other cotton should never be
summed, unless wet by rain; but pack
ed in close bulk rom four to eight
weeks to allow it to heat, care being
taken not to allow it to beat toe
much. and the oil from the seed IL
diffuse through the lint, imparting t.
it the cream tinge so admired By
buyers and manufacturers. Ginning
should be carefully done at a mode
rate speed. Packing should neve
be done in very dry or windy wealth
ef; but always in damp and moderate
~ rainy days, as it packs better
weighs heavier, from the absorption
from the air and retention of the Of
latent in the lint. The baggins
shoulH always be put on loosely t,
allow for the swelling Of the bale
and d ompletely envelope the cotton
The opes should be put on tightly
TO prevent undue expansion of tn
bale, and be at least skin number.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

How TO JUDGE CATTLE. all do
m este animals, the skin, OF hide,
foFlns one Of the best means by which
to estimate their fattening properties.
In the handling Of oxen, if the hide
be found soft and silky to the touch,
it affords a proof Of tendency to
make meat. A beast having a per-
feet touch, viii have thick loose
skin, floating, as it were, on a layer
of soft fat, yielding to the slightest
pressure, and springing back towards
the finger like a piece Of soft velvet
leather. Such a skin will be usually
covered with an abundance Of soft
glossy hair feeling like a bed Of moss
land hence is ever termed a messy
skin. But thiek-set, hard, short
hair, always handles hard, and indi-
Gates a hard feeder.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
MdRE LANps-The FAULT of man

30 RE LANr~-The fault of many
a farln er is his appetite for more
land. However poorly cultivated
the land he has-he always wants
more. The next field must be his.
The fence between them may be a
good bounds ny for his neighlor, but
not foF him. His policy is to buy
more land, a I'D give manure in ho-
pioepaIt hic doses. There is no lesson
50 neddful to him, as that derived
from The well-known Frenchman and
his two daughters. When the first
d4ugh ter was married, he gave her
for her portion one-half Of his vine
yard But to his surprise, the half
he had left, receiving as much cult
walton as he had bestowed upon the
whole, produced as many grapes as
the whole had done. When the sec
old one was married, he gave hy the
half of what be had left, and yet had
as many grapes as before.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

TIE S cHo OIL MISTRESS At HONE.
y Ear boy, said K ind heart
ed school mi stress TO an Unusually
promsIhk boy, when the session
was ouI; My dear boy, does your
father adsign you should tread the
intricate and thorny path Of the
professPh, tic straight and narrow
way Of Il be ministry, or reyel amid
the flow 4ry fields of Iiterature??'
No. harm replied the juvenile
PRODIGY dad says he's swine, to set
ne TO w rk in the tatnr patch
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

Youth is a glorious invention
While the girls chase the hours, and
you chase the girls, the months
seem to dance away with YOU upon
their feet. What pity our sum
.mer is So short Before you know
il. lovers become deacons, and the
girls erandmothcrs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
Shoes and Boots.

- LADIES' KID cali and kip Shoes
-zS.s and Callers;
Mems cali, goaI and kip Shoes;
do fine ana extra fine calf Boots;
do water Prodf cali and kip do
do heavy kip and aud do
BOYS and Youths do
Negro Brogans. extra article.
Coa,e I'M come III. and lei NE slow you
whatcan We had at SIIAPARD'S
Cheap Cash or Credlt Conner.
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Too TRUE TO BE Coop

Too True TO BE COCOA 6 en-
tleman called some time since to
consult aiphysiciau Of our city W it'll
regard TO lheumatism, which
caused him mucll pain. The doc
tor Immediately sat down and wrote
him prescription; as the patient
was going away, the doctor called
him back
by the way, sir, should my pre-
scriplion happen to afford you any
relief, pie Rse let me- know, as ! am
myself suffering from an affection
similar to yours, and for the last
twenty Years have tried in vain to
cure it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

The question is often asked, who
is entllleH to the title Of Esquire,
in the United States ac{ orlil,g to
usage? The answer is pidin every
man " no takes to himself "a wife,
Just so. And the rest OF mankind
are nothing more than Majors and
Colonies, and so forth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

A man in Cincinnati Il be other
day married a dumb woman, weigh
ing three hundred and six pounds.
He certainly. had an eye to peace
and plenty. s.
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10 Blacksn,iths.

MAJ E have in Store Anvils. Vices. Stocks
w and Dies. Screw Plates, Steel {all
kInds), Rasps and Files, Browns Bellows,
Atwood,s Band md Slfdge Hammers. and a
large ;lol Of EIiiinan yanleer & Co.'S
refined Charcoal Iron. To all of which we
invite, our attention.
HORTON s. MACY,
Affd 22--3n Nashville, Tenn
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Blacksm;:IlS, Tools.

A RfllTAGE Mousehole .AnslIs. Vices Of
IA all sizes. Browns Bellows. wGrranted
o'nfks and Dies, Hammers. longs. Fries
and Isasps, Horseshoe Narls. &c.
Feb r. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
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To the Hoase Keeper,

cv We HAVE any and every thing in
$ss your line. Our lot Of Glass Ware is
Is very fine; together with heavy stock
of Qneensware, Ca}nes, Hardware. Tin
Ware, Bed Tickings, Table Cloths, DomeS
Tics, sc. &c, Give t, call.
G Ill & RUSSELL.
Aprjl g. 1852.
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Ben. s. Heller.
W. ,.rxot-Sraof NasfrisIe. 'Eemsr

\
{ Bet'cecri Johnson d tlarer ana ii. T.
Yeatman's H7ehouse,)
CARRIES on aloPper, Tin, Brass
-. and Bell Found. Stills. Brewers.
49, Copper, Haue Cooking Stoves.
Sc. Wash, Stew, AM Tea Kettles. Coal
Stoves, Coal Crates, 8 Hollow Ware
of superior article alays on hand. am
prepared 10 furnish Bis from 10 to 5000
lbs, warranted OF be- quality. Improved
Generators and SodaiOnts, made to order,
and Warranted the Isl m The State. Tn
Plate and Wire for le. Bruce's improved
Reirigefaror and Wpr Cooler. Kept Tor sale
Fairbanks htent Scales, from
Eight 70 Two Thornd Pounds Weight, for
sale al lower rate$an any other house in
the city, and warFed by The subscriber. -
Old Copper, Bra, Pewter, Beeswax and
Feathers taken iexchanse al market pride
April 90, IS5z6m
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, etc.


Fresh Drugs, Medicines, etc.
6HO The undersigned have re- .saat.
4s ceived by late arrivals, a large 80
eWI0 addition to their stock OF Med ~
( X icines, Paints, Oils, Perfursie-
~, Sarnishes, Fancy Articies, sc,
making il much larger and better assorted
Than they have ever before offered. Having
been purchased by one Of the firm in person,
with much care and attention to both price
and quality, they are able 10 oder them al
The lowest market rates, and request OF Coup-
Try Merchants and Physicians particularly.
an examination oil their stock. They have
lately received
1000 kegs pure White Lead; :,
1000 gallons. Linseed Oh;
2I2 dog Garreu's Scotch Snuff IN Bottles:
20 do Sweeises's Maccoboy DO in do
SO boxes Scotch Snuff in rolls;
$50 000 G d Percussion Caps; kS
100 gruce best Wood Box Matches;
us doz Cologne Water, assorsd;
100 DO Bears OIL; <
81 do Rose Hair Oil;
500 lbs Spanish Float IndIe,;
LOCO do superior Madder;
Fl sacks PEPPER and Ginger;
IS boxes GuDpowderandfmperial Tea;
II bbIs Spanish Whiting;
60 doz Rushton. CLARKE & Co.'S C6d
Liver Oh;
! 1000 lbs Roll BrimstoneJ
$50 half boxes WiudvR Glass, assorted
sizes;
l50 doz Smoking Tloacco;
$50 doz Mason's Blocking;
60 gross Fancy PIPES;
10 bbls Spirits Tupenrine;
sis lbs Extract Log wood. in small boxes,
Koreans LeIte and Cap Paper; very
I so ddz Hair Bushes;
100 do Shoe DO single and in pairs;
( 500 do yloligSIrings;
( l09 do Fine Combs;
70 boxes Saving Soap;
! 1870 doz Toofh Brushes, assorted;
Goo gallons Winter Sperm OIL;
III do tanners OIL;
20 dozen White Wash Brushes;
10 90 Faylor's Sharing Compound;
! rs grrceSieeI Pens;
/ "a dog Bulls Sarsaparilla;
OO0 lbs yesIeiian Red.
/ EWlN, BLOWN & co.
/ Sept. 23-ly Nashville, Tenn.
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Hats.

SATIN, Moleskin. Beaver, Brush, e.
y Mexican. fampico and w DOL Hats. *
Cloth and Fur Caps.
/ SHAPARD.
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i'll. }, NJ. ZIMMERMAN.


Z 3 LIE . CELEBRATE D Pam Extractor.
DaiIev's celebrated Cufel An. fDr every Lind
Of injury To animals;
Bulls SarSapsrIiia and Yellssw Dock.
Rogers Liyerwou and Tar;
W " B4isa'r Of VIVID Cherry;
iIi'aiDs I'uimciie Balsa n;
Gray S celebrated Plaster 10 Ulcers. So,,s 6
Jew Dayid'S do do DO ~,
Jud kIns do Ointment DO so
Spohn's Head Ache Ern.ed,
Smflh's Sugar Costtd Pills;
Peters Ann Bliisus Pills;
Hodhanc's celebrated German Buffers 10,
females"
fhdmPson's Anodyne S, rup, for women ar4
chIldrer;
Ta,is SoSsh'ng Hyrr P "ioT children 'eeIhii g.
MeSIarg LInament; =
For sale al the prOPrieFors prices. by
JIM. ZigERMAN.
h0lesaie Agent.
Sign y The Lion and Mortar, Market 81.
HPftt J. NASHVILLE Iysx
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Cast-Steel Hoes.
10 Carpenters.

NJ E have in store a few Planes, Braces
w and Bits. Cast Steel Augur Bius,
Graduate Twist Augurs. Locks of att kinds,
Steel Squares. &c. &c. which we are ANXIOUS
to dispose Of at reasonable prices
HORTON & MACY,
ApIl 2213m Nashville. Tenn
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NASHVILLE, TENN.

Ga 80 bbls old Mononeal,ela II l.I,ksS.
s. 20 hbIs Rye WhisSeg;
4O hOis common reciifed Whiskey;
20 bbls country DO 10
bbls Wild Cherry Brandy;
pipes AID pipes fne Cegniac Dtsnd,.
ID bbls Pale ccgniac Brandt;
2 bbls Muscal Wmg;
q Dds old MadelraSn1 Blown Cherry Wlfe
lO4 bbls PePperminiand Cinnamon Cord,aIS;
10 boxes Brandy Cherr1es;
5 boxes French Cordials:
20 boxes Claret Cordials. iaezxtore and for
sale by /. G.. HENLEY.
April 22-ty Nashville. Tenn
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always

q On hand Sugar. Coffee Salt. Iron,
Cd Castings, Steel, Nails; log. filth. trace
~ halter, stay, breast and tongue Chaps;
stretcbers; cross cut saws; hand. sledge and
stone Hammers, | can't rellaII-conle and
see. SHAPARD.
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Lace Goods, &c.
Barter! Barter! Barter!ii.

DIH vi DUH tVI q DttI III
q AIDES bring on your barter as fast as
u - you please; we will pay highest raii,r-
Ilei price, III goods a Cheap rates iur any
amount Vi p
Good heavy brown. Jeans.
Coarse Wool Sbcks,
Feathers, GinsdDg, Wool. &c., SC.
SOUTH WORTH, ! MORGAN & NEIL.
July %, 1851.
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sUNDIsGES.
TEA! YEA. I7EX.!:

IA. 4IA.. lEEX...
A LARGE LOT of sreru Kind fron,
go soc to 81 50 per TO-, d,reer from ,'p ,as
80 celebrated canton Tea Compa,,,..
estaUishmenI, III Packages from ~ II IN
boxes.
The attention Of CounkrY .Nercbout, ).
PARTICULARLY iHriled TO th1s arl,el. nv M.
whbiessIe agent,
April 4. J. NJ ZINFHSfsN
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Miscellaneous Hardware.

4 pNo and Gunbarrels. Gun Loo ks. Curry
~ Combs very large STOCK; Fly Pans,
lea Kettles, Sli'e'S, Shoyels and TongS.
Coffee Mills, Cotton Cards. Candlesucks
Long handle SaoTels, Spades. Springs aud
Axis, Safety Fuse. Manila Rope, Sc.
FEB, II FALL s CUNNINGHAM.
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LOCKS.

* MOB Locks and Lalches; Padoeks. a
Il p great variety; Chest aud Cup board, Fill
j-4cks and Trunk Locks.
FEB. II. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
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India Rubber Billings.

A fuRili lsR supply OF this useful art
"a Gle SO desirable ior GIn Bands. Saw
Mill Belts, SC. Also. Hose Of the same ma
ienai; lndia Rubber Steam Engine Packing
and Carnage Cloths, just received and Tor
saleiby
Feb.i2. FALL. & CUNNINGHAM
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PA ENH,Ss

E zoo KEGS falneslock's purs Lead
- I'd b5ls Linseed OIL;
tVsrlhef with a large supply OF Chfen,s
Green. Chrome Yellow Spanish Brown w.
netian Red. LHhsIge, PANT Brushes Va,
n'shes' SAND faPer, Glue. &c, loI sale t. "
by J. Nj ZlAlERMAN.
April /. IS52-ly
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AXEs.
CHAINS.


GRIFFlN'S bright cas-, sleei Cotton Hoes.
~ also other and lower prices.
Feb. 10. FALL s CUNNINGHAM.
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Beautiful

NTUSLlN de LANES, en.hrodertd printed
1y1 and solid coiors: plaid and black Al
pacca; Bom5azine. English and French Me
riuos, Sc; cheap by
Sept. 80. SHAPARD
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

Cross-CSat and Will Saws.
RpIH Eagllsh and AlDerlca'&, Of all
AZ lenglhs-also Circular aud Whip Saws
Feb. II FALL s CUNNIN CHAM.
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Fine

+, E1WlLLED French Cloths; black and
81 lancy Cassimeres; black Satin, fancy
SILK and winter Vesrng, AacInaw Blankets
al lowe 81 rates no mistake. :.
Sept 80. SHAPARD.I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-25
STONE. STONES!

II AVlNG been 10 large expense IN opening a
IL new Quarry am now ready 10 do good to
the Public IN selling good stones, cheaper than ev.
~ was offered IN the state twill sell ston,s at nay
Dock on the Canal, one mile south of Joliet, at the
following prices:
Stones IN rough tnny length and
breadih) 2 aud inches lag, at Acts per foot
Stones for building material, suclas
caps, sills door si!ls. laps. Sc. 10 do
Nostonr measured less than foot.
Building stone A. Is els per perch
Cut stone per foot, such ns caps,
-ills. door sills. laps, water tables,
platforms steps, &c,,at 81 do
Auyorier viii he promptly attended to.
Builders and contractors will do well by calling
atmy Q larry before purchasing elsewhere
The stone is light blue color, and cannot be
surpassed in quality by any in ,hls state.
Allwill be- sold ~ above mentioned, ior cashby
Jolie I, March 2'-ti. tRANcr Scnwcts.
& HIRTs-Any quantity of white and fancy
- shirts for sale cheap, by Il. WISE.
Ami ~, lsss-n
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M1r.halrs Ulo-ino cllthclicon.
Lille, Health, 5 Happiness.
NEOSgEspSE'
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier

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ln" .','1e.'f ~ ,y".g W. "''"u Az" substitute
'i aI',a n'''y III H'ca 'usl h,cf'sa riiy en-
d. ."' ".. ''..''' ''' '.''i PyHt's' az" WIS
i''.. WV "'''0 -'', ,'Is p l''I"o uu'e' mas
o''H tNr''T w.. ~ ",'n>''"'' aug ''t 'a'' j. De-
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.'-'''U> S'S'' - u "''' ",-" a. we i2hIc 70
l'r ''o''''l J., 'i0sI'| compete a"H hS'''hf Ut
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-25
Farm Ridge and Deer Park
SEMINARY,

SEMINARY.
r. v. JERKS, \. VI, Principal and Teacher
OF Laun, Greek. Mathematics, &c.
Miss n. \. NOULrON. Teacher Of French
and Precepiress otthe English Department.
Mrs. Y. \. JEfkS, Teacher VI Music, Draw.
lug. Embroidery, &c
ulS Institution il located at Farm Ridge
4 Ia Sail, county, ILL., in 6ne, healthy situ
alton, removed Eom The temptations and !crs IN.
cldent 10 large io-usand veto ca.y access from
Tie principal ihJruuEhi9Te. beng Ten N .es suuih
wes OF Ottawa and Twelve miles south ea-t OF ia
sale
The te'chris wi spare no pains to r, uder The In
su.u'lou thorough ANA practical. aud rE ~ Over
th'T pupi-a h,a.'liui moral Influence furnishing
the faithful student wth Ina most N Iuare au .nI.
p'rnnl acquisition, I Gooi EhHrqiioH }lr ant
hlrs. jerks nave been engaged IN l-ach'n. iu IA f.
state and "a ~" England, AZ INHERENT interval,
Tor ne f., twelve years and Miss Mua.'ou ia.
been employed in Biz miu7ry be- year past.
Norms ~ rnri,srnt
Wi. established, cOuprslusa tIree yrars' cour-e
Of study, dssIsHrd 10 furnish aHH,tJ 'g corps 9t
competent Teachers for our district SchOO's \ d..
p.oma wlIl be awarded 10 those young ladies and
gentlemen who complete this r0ursr.
The classical Department
IS under The special care Of the Principal, who viii
o'sIow particular attention upon the prep7rauono
young gentlemen for ldy,nc-d classes in College
The Discipline OF in- s''hool will Be thorough
huinl.d ant uniform; and q chr-ru observance
VI .he established Wrs val b. rDQrrrd pr0uUly
Hoecnrun, or disord-ry conduct WI. not he q. 1w-
81. lupls are expected 10 attend public worship
on The sabbath, 10 iulm correct moral habits. and
70 cultivate an uplght, -cl,l-m1nly and ladyIke
experiment. The Seminar, /. under no iauoWn.
auouaI or sec'ariar control and religious services
are conducted by Baptist Co1grer1uonal.st, Fps.
copahan, and Methodist cI-rgYmsu, either 81 III.
stUnaryur witllna CoUveulru'tls once 4 Sab.
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Administrators sac
10 o claim m the county court Of
l la Sale county, the unlerslg u,d alminisra-
tors ol Frances LongWorlh, deceased. VIII on The
fir,t Monday in NorsH.beT next
Al the Court House door IN Ottawa, between the
to4rs Of 10 o'clock A. NJ AID 2. NJ ct SAID
day. expose 10 public sale, 10 the highest tldder the
interest OF saJ deceased 10 the following described
real estate. 10 VII: Lot no. 10 m Block no 81 in
the Tom OF Li Sale La Sale county and STATE
Of Illinois. Terms Of sale. cash down.
SANL. n Mae,
NM LONGswoETH.
Sent lS-b-6f IffuJUyxyrgy,yc
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EOlS SALE.

The subscriber will sell his tine two story build.
ing, opposite the Mansion House, on Canal street.
m Ottawa, on reasonable terms. The first story
is store room, o0by 10 It., with counting room in
the rear, IL by ". The upperpart fitted uplor u
dwelling, containing five well flushed rooms and
a kitchen. There isa good cellar under the house
Of the same size oi the store room, and seyen feet
deep. Few better baigainsa fe Offered.
OmnMn Ian LII GKn. SrnMlnr.
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Something New /.

n w. G. GOODING wouId inform the public
~ that he Is now manufacturing harness D.
patent Self Adjusting Buckles which are decidruy
ahead oianyhing yet introduced Tor strength, snie-
~, aud cony"nirnce Call aud examine them for
yourselves, at his old stand OF the sign ol the City
Harness Ship. on Columbus street lie will also
keep M assortment ct harness with cd style buckles
as good and az cheap az can b. purchased any
where. sept 10
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VnlWa6ic Property for sale.

TINilE subscriber offers iorsaen To-, upon which
are two one story houses, good well Of cx
cellen, soft water, and n number Of fruit tree
the walls papcrcd, the other IA not finished inside
The property is located on the SIDE Cut and both
houses front ON the street running parallel with tn
wrs' bank OF m. The property viii be .llher sold
or lmded Tor Land l.pi.ln L Q. MYER.
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sYnfer Power to len,c.

THE undersigned Offer great mJucemeut, O,
4 capitalists and manufacturers, a. they hay, le
clied.y he best water power 10 the state having o.
yer!5 feet head and la.i. md situated IA Dayton
miles above Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, Which il krpt!n rsparhy the state, wi'hou
any cost 10 the undersigned. They have water Il
.a,e fora term ct year, sutiicirnt to drive ~ run
4! feet burss, and wI.. lease on very liberal terms C.
any good, responsible company
This Is a rare chance tor men ofcapiial who MAY
wi-Hto 20 INTO ihr manufacturing business The io.
cation is very healthy and admirably situated, as j
Is on = nayi.,nb.c feeder, wirhn miles THE con,
trmpa'ed Rock Island rail road, ana the head q
-iramboat navigation For iurthrrIuiurmauon nd
dress DAYTON may 81 ions GREEN * SoSs
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Look This Way, Every Bod, !

FENNlMUREs LlNlMENT AND FENNlMoRg's COUGH
MIXTURE;
Warranted to give satisfaction or the money
refunded For the speedy cure Of
Hard Seedlings 7Imors Sores, Calls Wouni,
Sprains Bruises Cuts. Scratches, chates, Stir
or eak Joints, Spiints SrecHH Pains Of al
Descriptions Burns Scaids, ffostsd Feet
Tooth Aehs, Cr1ap. Boo.H Complaints, Cho.
lie, Sore Eyes Corns, De, dc
For snle by IPm. w. Cdpariy, Ottawa, and in
nearly all the towns in the West.
Aprli IL, ls59-6m
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CIo,htng Made 10 Order.

Al Reduce Prices 10 suitth tunes.
THE subscriber would tender his thanks to the
citizens OF Ottawa aud vicinity for past lavors, and
respectfully solcils n continuance Of their patron.
age. lie hns taken rooms directly over the store Of
Rodgers, Mills. x Co., formerly occupied by e..
Bnrrl opposite the Mansion House. where he will
he happy to wait on all that Should call during bu.
siness hours Garment, oinl kinds made TO order.
DyConstantly on hand a superior lot OF tine
Broad Clothes, Cnssimeres, Tweed- Vrstings,
Trimmings. &c, &c, and for sale cheaper than
can be bough, amy where else. AN BiiLEy
Nav OIL 1917