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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-11-07
Toilet Soaps.

-: New Groceries.
THE Subscriber is now receiving fresh supply Of
Il Family Groceries, Wines and Liquors. consisting
in part as follows:
Crushed, powdered and coffee Sugars
New Orleans, Muscovado and clarified do.
Rio and Java coffee
New Orleans, Porto Rico and Muscovado Molasses
Lowering best Syrup
Sperm, adm. and tallow Candles
2 tirsins super Goshen Butter -,-
Choice family Lard
Fresh Salmon, in and cans
Superior French and English Mustards
"A full assortment of Pickles. Preserves, Sauces and
Ketchups - 'F'.'
Best Hennessy Brandy
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
together with variety OF other articles too numerous
to mention, all of which will be sold at the lowest
market prices, and to which invite the attention of
purchasers, as I am determined to sell cheap.
April 3. r- .gp e L. A. AUSTIN.
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ERENCH Brandy and Madeira Wine Of superior
l. quality for medicinal purposes. For sale by
April H. II. j. WORKMAN i co.
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Just Received.
n ENTS fine kid top'd Button Caters
VI " " Blk and Drab Congress Do.
&" Calf Oxford Ties
-" /" Patent Leather Do. $50.
Z" finest Pump and stitched Boots ..
ALSO,
Ladies' fine Blk tipped Caters
English and French kid Slips and Ties
Kid, Goat and Mo. Boots and Busklns
Miss. and Childs. Kid and Mo. Boots, Slips and An
kle Ties, by - WOkkMAN w.
Aug Is t.. oS
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Just Received.
Domestic Goods.

DLEACHED and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings
ID Plaids and Stripes for servants, Cotton, CASH
meres, Denims and Checks, Bed Tick, DC. For sale
by a. N. d. R. KENNDDY.
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ATTENTION ALL!

g - Crashed DO.
5" Powdered do.
: 25 Sacks Rio Coffee
Is y" Laguira do.
20 Barrels New Orleans Molasses
S5 Boxes Adamantire Candles
8 1ierces first quality Rice
Soap, Starch, Matches DC. &c.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
25 Baskets Heidsick Champagne "
s: =" Gcasler do
g. -" Fleur de rosa % --
8 ar. Casks "Otard" Brandy
half pipe :" :. do +
so Bbls. Common Whiskey
20 Z" Boston Rum
Is d" Old Rye, Hammond Whiskey
5 i" Bourbon d. Union Hammond Whiskey
IS @"' Hoselbocks do.
3, {" Old Hourine do.
or Casks Old Madeira Wine J.
2 "a" % Sherry do.
9" Port do.
10 Cases, extra Claret -, do.
/ or. Cask Irish Whiskey -
10 Gals. Lavender Brandy s-.-..
10 :" Cherry do. ....
25 Cases Genuine "Schedam Schnapps"
T.. CDR. Green's" celebrated Bitters
g." Champagne Cider
s Casks London Porter -.a
3 Tennet g. Fakrk Ale ...
Johannisberger "Hock"
FANCY GROCERIES.
Cases Tomato, Walnut, and Mushroom Catsup
Hermetically sealed Lobsters d Salmon
3Chests Superior Teas
Bbl. Butter Crackers -..--
!" Boston do.
Sugar do -,.E
Soda do.
10 Boxes " do.
l Case Tamarinds -,-.-
Cases Brandy Fruits ...
2 Jams and Jellies
8 Assorted Preserves
200 lbs Eng Walnut Pecan and Brazil Nuts =
100 "Novicia" Almonds &c., ........
100 " "Bordeux' do.
25 or. Boxes Rlisins -
l2 half do. ...' ...
Lemon Syrup and Lemon Sugar
, doz. Flavoring Extracts .,...
Guava Jelly
Mustard, Eng. and American.
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace and Cinnamon
MD HN @o""@s
100 pieces Fancy Prints.
So" Kerseys
200 pair Negro Blankets
100 pieces Brown; Homespun
80 Bleached do
25 I" Rock Island and Kentucky Jeans
30 Checked and Striped Goods
IL I" Silk Hkdfs.
#" cheap Head Hkdfs.
l2 Z" Muslin ''
Letter, FOOLS Cap and Bill Paper
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Segars and Tobacco.
N Cotton Plant
Figaro -
8 " Regalia at $50 per N.
s Ugues
5 "Sylvas at $40 per M. n.-
~ " Washington
10 " Imperials
s p" Santiago
4 " Various brands s..
l2 boxes sup, Tobacco -.
Gross fine cut do.
. ALSO, .s...'. .g *
A fine lot of Door Mats, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs,
Baskets DC, &C., with great. many articles too nus
merous to MENTION oil Of which will be sold exceed
ing low for caah, or upon l2 months credit to pune
ual customers ,ut parties who do not pay at least
ouce year, we must decline selling to. All the ar
cles are warranted to be what we represent them.
We hope BY strict attehton to business and fair deal
ng, to merit share of patronage.
MOORE KUYKENDAL.
Ang. 80, 35 IT,
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AbbOtt's Bite
N CA M1 MDs

HAHE undersigned would hereby inform the citizens
i of Camden and the surrounding country, that lie
has opened an establishment as a
CLOCK AND MATCHMAKER,
in this place, in the house formerly occupied by Mr.
James Wilson, Merchant, and opposite Mr.. McDo W
als store, where he proposes to give satisfaction to
all those who may think proper to favor him with
their patronage in his profession.
EB-All work in his line will be done with neatness
and dispatch and at the shortest notice.
CHARLES BOFENSCHEN.
May IL. l9 If
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CORN-SHELLERS, selfsharpenng Feed Cutters,
" "a new artiele,) ALSO Patent Cylinder and Their
mometer Churns Meat Cutters and Sausage Stuners.
Also Hand Plows and Harrows for garden use. For
sale at the "Old Corner by E. w. BONNEY.
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Sardines, LObsters, DC.
4 ~ DoZ.is boxes Sardines 10 doz. Do; cases
lU Fresh Salmon in cans; do. Lobsters IN cans
For sale by J. a. SCHRoCK.
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- To Painters.
TIME Subscriber has now on hand large and select
stock of Pure White Lead, Zinc White, .Linseed
OIL spts Turpentine 70 Home production) Chrome
Green, &c. &c.
80, - -, ALSO, go
fine lot of American and French Window Glass
in sizes from n 10 to ls ID "a; Putty in bladders
Glazors Knives Paint Brushes and Sash Tools, which
will be disposed ofon the most reasonable terms.
=. 2. J. DELAY.
Aug 20. Ia. 3d.
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

WE would respectfully inform our friends in th
w town and country that we have received ou
stock of
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4 FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-11

Cassiiuercs,
NrstIugE.
Ny large audeIcglut Yareryof g,Oycsand no.
aefy, boots and shoes, capclbggs, mattings
carpets, etc. Invite the attention OF buyers to
mv establishment, west side of the court house
gnar~. Oct Oher ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-11

ANECDOTES OF DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS
Judge Bronson in his early youth was adj
dicted to crab fishing as weekly recreation.
On these occasion he always took with him
a lunch of sea biscuit and eggs boiled hard.
II is easy to perceive from these facts, which
shadowed forth his future career, that in his
manhood he would have decided procliyity
toward the hard Shells.
Fowler, the celebrated Phrenologist, while
vet lad, in his quiet New England village,
threw his parents and friends into daily as
constituent at his wonderfully skiliul dlssec-
ton and examinations Of the heals of cabbage,
celery, salad, &c. His career was fixed upon
by himself one day at dinner Seeing a
dumping before him, he Investigated its
bumps and declared it is his conviction that
there was an apple in it. He anatomlsed II
and found himself correct in his prognosis
lie entered upon the practice Of Phrenology
ut once.
James Gordon BENEFIT, while hcrding sheet
in the Highlands of Scotland, in his tender
years, was ruthlessly set upon by black
ram, patriarch of the flock who for some tan
cicd insult, hideously battered the form o
the undeveloped printer and editor Wese'
here the remote reason for that decided ar
tipathy to all Wolly Heads and Black Male
which he exhibited in after liic.-N. !. Pc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-11

PEARS on OUNCE SrocK.--I found at the
West, in many places, the dwarf pears on
ounce stock, dead; the ounce dying out.
This extends all over the country; in the
neighborhood ofthis city, very great loss has
been sustained, especially on light soils A
gentleman at the West suggested that those
on light soils, so far as he was advised, died !;
but we find at the East, that they have failed
on all varieties ofsoils. May not the difficult
ty be that the pear shoot being the more
rapid grower, exhausts all the nutriment, and
the ounce cannot secure enough to expand
its roots. We have heard this suggested
But suppose they do succced-at best they
produce but little, and one good tlourishing
pear tree, like the French trees in Detroit, and
others of our old varieties in this State, will
produce as many pears as 100 of theses.
=. johnson in the Journal efMe ". \. AZ
ricultural Society.
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Lands sOr sale.


In La Sale eoVatv,--Section ~, eh OF %, and
VIII OF &c, IN township 81, "a nge east Oi the 81
p. N. Astrp oil land broke on the lines OF the
above tracts, sufficient for the planting and cult.
walton OF an Usage orange hedge.
In Liriugst0D county The whole OF sec 20
and the nh Vi 50, IN township 30, range7 east OF
the ID p. m.
These tracts IRE from one and half to seven
miles OF the junction OF the Fort Wayne and La
con alr.line railroad, and the Chicago and Mis-
sissippi railroad and are most OF them well waters
ed, aud AT respectful distance from timber and
settlements-wlld deer plenty; wolves and green
headed flies abundant.
The choIccoi nyqnartcr section OF these lands
can be had at $500 per acre.
In Lee county Whole of section 30 together
with - acres OF timber land, in township y.
range !, ives, OF the 18th p M, 100 acres of which
are broke, eighty fenced aud under cultlva.
ton three miles OF Usage orange hedge aroundit,
and within miles OF the franklin grove depot.
Also, good house and nine aud halt acres in
the village OF Lee Center.
Aorany OF these lands will be sold in qIanti.
tiesto suit the purchaser.
fum bound 10 sell these lands, for have made
arrangements TO 20 to Nebraska. leelitm, duty
to 20 there andvo,e against slavery, and am desi.
rOus TO get a company of abo,ionists 10 20 with
me Tor the same patriotic and phiant hropic pur-
pose June 2I-tt) WA. PHlIIITS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-11

The ILLisoIs CENrRAL-Thc Galena JciIer-
sonian, of the 10th, understands from the
Resident Engineer, that the cars will run into
that city on the LIST of Nov. aud thereafter
make their regular trips. When once there
the question whether the company will, or
not, complete their road to Dunlicth before
the last year allowed by their charter, will be
definitely settled. At present the dctermin.
alton is to remain here.
The same paper says that the Galena and
Rock Island line Of steamers has been hauled
of, the iorwardness of tho Illinois Central
having turned the great tide ofNorth-westerr
travel over it. Mr. Sweet who has been act.
ing as the ticket agent of the Rock Island
Road is about to close the Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-11

IiiE undersigned offer great Inducements TO
j. capitalists and Manufacturer, las they have de-
cidedly the eslwalrrpuwer IN the state hayingo
yer IS feet eadand fall and siun,cdn Dayton, 4
milesabove Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder which is kcptn tcpairby the state without
any costto the undersigned They have waterto
lease tort term years sulicicn, to drive 90 run OF
4! feet bnrrs, and wllleaae on eryIibera teunsto
any good responsible company.
This Ia n rare chance for men oicaptn who may
wishto 60 intothe manuiacturingbusness The To-
caionis very healthy and admirably situated rs it
is on n navigable feeder, within miles ofthc con
tempned Rock Island rail road, and the head ol
s,eamboa navigation. Observation-Disclosures ,ad
dress Dayton ,may3l JoHN GRrLN & Sons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-11

A Lesson TO TIE Glms.--My pretty little
dears-You are no more fit for matrimony
than pullet is to look after family of four
teen chickens. The truth is, my dear girls,
you want, generally speaking, more liberty
and less fashionable restraint, more kitchen
and less parlor more leg exercise and less
sofa, more making buildings and less piano,
more frankncss and less mock -modesty, more
breakfast and less hustle. like the buxom,
bright-eyed, rosy checked, Ell-breasted,
bouncing lass, who can darn stockings, make
her own frocks, command a whole regiment
of pots and kettles milk the COW, feel the
pigs, chop the wood, and shoot a wild duck
as well as the Duchess of Marlborough or the
Queen of Spain; and be a lady withal in the
drawing room.-Nrs. EHis lectures.
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BoLrISG LAwyERs.-Thc Supreme Court
of New York recently adopted rule that
lawyers should stand while examining wit
ncssess. His Honor Judge Gray, recently
attempted to hold a court in Binghampton,
and though there were 100 cases on the
docket, the lawyers unanimously agreed
"not to he and oRpear," and the Judge was
obliged to depart with huge flea in lis
ear" Great lack ofjusticc on those parts.
Wonder if that will be the origin Of a new
political party in the State of New York.
Room there for plenty morc Great genera
ton these lawyers! Who ever knew them
to ''gire H."
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fllc0itinrs.
NorvaI's BitterS.

THESE Btiers are prepared by one OF the most
l. successful Medical practitioners oithe age
Having beer used by hun Tor the last fourteen years
lin his practicel N all Bilious Diseases with emf
nent success They are now offered to the public
As the only reliable medicine being purely vegeia-
ble) Tor the permanent cure OF the following disea-
ses, viz:
An imperfect action cfthe Lirer IF Kidneys,
fscer and Ague, DyY7@ia, Dyseatary,
ChiUF5cer, IadigeStiioH, Lica cOmpPt
SICK Headtrhe, Latermitigs LrHdice,
Eemit,egs, Dirrrheo, UobiHty,
Less cfaPpeti'e, CoH Streats Skin diseases,
FEMALE CoMrKAiNrs, Weakness. &C. OF the
lalen. 1t is Que OF the best aud safes! medicines
before the public. No Colonel, QgInine ar Arse
ME in il. Sold by &. l.. THoMrsoN, Ottawa, 5.
j. Greenwood. LaSalie. July l-Gm
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M~dDHR $50 u. u nee

'TuE three very desirable and slightly lots, op.
l. posite the residence Of Judge Cation.
Also, lots ], ., and 3, in block %, state'saddi-
ton; for sale on very favorable terms.
Also, the farm, late the properly Of John
Byrnes, deceased, situated . miles eas, of South
Ottawa, containing 100 acres 100 under fence
ami in cultivation small orchard and new
aud well built dwelling house, &c. The place is
one OF the most desirable for any one seeking
permanent home near town. 1t can be made all
that one caG wish. Terms easy, Also,
$50 Acres OF Chrice Selected Prairie Land
Situated in the town OF Bruce, on which is 10 Ca
ted lVaup0ncy mound.
Also, 100 acres in the same town, a few miles
from New Michigan. luii5 J. G.. NATTIs.rP.
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SPORTING ISrELuGENCE-Therc are some
things says the Louisville Courier, that makes
us laugh outright, without knowing exactly
why. We admire pleasant wit, and smile at
funny Incidents but we couldn't help smi-
lingaudbly at the following:
A boy, while spreading hay in the meadow,
was stung by II yellow jacket or humble bee.
Graspinga wisp of hay, and giving chase to
his tormentor, he succeeded in knocking him
into the grass then, holding the wretch
down with stick by one hand, and taking a
pin from his shirt collar with the other, he
common ced partaking of the sweet morsels
of revenge. "I'll let you know old feller,"
said he giving his victim thrust through
the body, "Ill let you know" (another jab)
"That Mere is GOd in Israel get"
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HOTEL AT BELLEviEw.-M essrs. Sarpy &
HOLSTER, are about to build an extensive
Hotel at this place. is to be eighty feet in
length, forty feet in breadth, with wings
wash.rooms, &C., connected. II is the inten
ton of the proprle,ors, to have their house
completed at an early day, aad supplied with
everything needed for a travellers home
The house will he commodious and comfor.
table, and sufficiently elegant, to meet the
wants ola new country.--Neb. Pei.
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There has been gathered from singl,
apple tree, upon the farm of Mr.. Nehemiah
Perkins, in Topsilcld, the extraordinary
quantity ofone hundred unsatisfactory bar.
rels)of apples. The tree has always been
n great bearer, frequently producing from
fifty to sixty bushels The tree is about 81
years old
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dnd dealer IN dNkiHds of Sp0rtsmeR's articles,
One doOr south of The Union House, Columbus
Street, Oitdma, ~,
EEPS;onslaniy onhanJ agrneral assortment
IN Oi English aud German double aud single
iowllng pieces, boys guns, guod variety, all U!
which were bought for cash, aud selected from
large invoices, with great care TO their general
wOrkmnnshipand finish and can be sold az better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gentemenw wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges Of the article will find ii
an oblec,io ca on the subscriber where they ca n
dependupon what Is told them and be sure OF get
ting good "a ie gun, as we deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none of the cheap
castlrolstuD with which the country is flooded
Rifles, made from RemingtOn's celebrated cast
steeland IRON barrels, are warranted to be- equal 10
any made ~ ths state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities aud workmanship The subscribers
have iorFevcrai years been engaged in the manu-
actuTe of the celebrated increased twist rifles and
haycnyailrd themselves OF all the latest improve
ments as regnrd- the inside finish and sighting ;
we ilatcr oursel that an inspection Of the work
made al our establishment, Is all that is wanted TO
sntsiygeEliemcn Of the tgsth oi,he above state
ment.
Powder. superior article kept suitable fo!tar-
get practice orlOng ranges.
Key hitting done byconpeteIl hands and in Il
workmaulikc manner.
hllwork done by him Is warranted.
Ottawa Dec2 1852 n ?. BRryEER.
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FARM Esbss SALE.
THE s S wo &c. 90, T. %, R.

THE S " Q &c, 22, T, ., r 5,
VNORMERLY owned and occupied by Giles
Il w. Jackson, 8 miles east of MarseIlles, on
the Chicago and Rock Island railr 1ad and on the
|. and M. canal. There Is about lis ncres OF
land. with bearing orchardol excellent fruit, a
well aud cisern, and a new house, nearly finish.
ed.
For further particulars, apply to G. ". Jack
son, Ottawa, or TO ID. {. underhili, adjoining
said IA rm. Manlus. August SIT.
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"As yor WE'RE After all, Miss Antoin.
cite Brown is yet in the field of "sngle blcs.
sedncss"-she is not married, rs we reported
the other day. On the contrary, the n. Y
Tribune says that she was very much an,
noyed by the story-that she Indignantly re.
PEELED the imputati0n. Good--wc are glad
that she is consistent at least, and should be
sorry to hear of her surrcndcring her right,
to any hirsutc individual with less brains
than herself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-11

CLEANING WALL PAPER.-As many ofour
lady readers may desire, at this season of
house cleaning, to renovate the paper upon
the walls of rooms, we copy from the Ohio
Cutivator method prescribed for so doing;
Take about two quarts of wheat bran, en-
close it in 4 bag made of thin open flannel,
or strainer cloth, and with this rub the
paper, shaking up the bran occasionally, so
as to keep the surface fresh With this APP
paratus smoke can easily be removed from
wall paper. Grease spots can be partially
removed by rubbing them with chalk and
then laying over them several thickncsseS OF
brown paper, and press on hot fiat iron. y
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Connecticut Clock Dcpo,,
a. 8. g. 6. r. Deane !

4 LARGER variety, quantity, and superior
quality 10 any beiorA offered IN tins city con.
stantly on hand, and Slld at the most moderate.
Also, clock repairing done aud warranted, a,
moderate prices
lnvicwo Of NV long experience, extensive ac.
quairiancr, nd genera. satisfaction given IN the
business, hope 10 receive a liberal share of Pat
Tonhgr, boih nom The cry aud surrounding coun
Try ~ $. DEASc, ,orst side Of N. court hssss.
OffdirG. luly IS
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Estate Of BeajomiA BrpmfeW. dee',

Estate ef BcnjomN BrumfeW, dec'd
DUBLiC nctce is hereby given, tina, the un.
/ dersgned administrator OF the estate of Ben.
jamm Brunield, deed, will attend the county
court OF La Sale county at term thereof, 10 be-
holden at Ottawa. in said In IA lie county, and
stated Illinois, on the l., Monday in January,
next, when md where al persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requested 10 presen,
he same 20 said court for adjustment.
lj-6w Nj " purs IJu',
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w 10 VT
ONE DOLLAR,

TINE subscriber would inform the public that
he has established agencies throughout the
country, for the disposal of the beautiful engra
wing known as One OF Lilies Happy Hours" 1t
is beautifully executed on steel, and is worthy n
prominent place either in parlor or drawing
room. The original painting 10y Mrs. Lilly NJ.
Charles Stetson. The engraving is twenty one
by twenty seven inches representing a Dung and
lovely woman, blooming with health upon her
knee stands fine looking little fellow, engaged
in plucking flowers from a vase upon table neal
at hand, aud entwining them in his mothers hair,
which, owing to his depredations is han rin .
some what loosely about hcI beautiful
neck, while the countenance Of each indicate
that the artist did not fail to represent cone Of
Llies Happy Hours"
BY issuing 40 900 copies, the subscribers ena-
bled to furnish them at the abuye price, and on
completing The sale TO present TO the members OF
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Great Bargains.

VIZ f have 1900 acres of land in Iowa, of the
w most choice description, which we will sicll
for cash or on time, or exchange for productive
property in La Sale county.
These lands were selectcdu under our personal su.
per vision, andare such MS we can recommend for
stock or grain raising, being well waiered, and of
a rich productive soil Some Of the tracts are i'm
medaty adjoining improved farms, and all are
conveniently located. with reference to timber,
water, settlements, mills, &c.
NJ u. ioLLisrER.
September 23-h. WV. Cor.
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>xr-~rS7Tn7ss " hte FiNh, Salt, ana Trout
''>~--A--''-s--~ ltSI received, a superior lot of
"hii' hshlnd roat, audiorsale by tie barrel, /
arrel, and at retail
Aso, saltbythc barrel and sack
august 70. X. MoSrsoaxRy.