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Ct,:,rIyc. Change.

- NILE subscrberhavng bought the entire
stock ol boots aud shoes formerly owned
by A. c. Putuam, on Madison 81, Is now ADDING
a new supply to the former stock, Whieh "IlI
nnt, his 'ruGk as desirable Us any IN Ottawa.
Thankful tor past lavors, he would as usual take
eNtra care both in stock and Workmanship, to ac
all his friends and customers who may
give him call. al kinds OF boots and shoes
made to order.
store nor on Main Street, opposite CasdmaH'S
store.
Repairing done at short notice,
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Young America is growing rapidly. Eve
ry day We meet with proofs of this cncour-
aging fact Here is one of the latest instan.
ces Of rapid development: .
"lIave you been to the a stor Library
son asked his father few days ago.
"No, have not" replied the father.
"You had better call and see it." the
youth continued; lust mention my name to
the librarian, and he will pay you every at
tention,"
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fA-Mr, Or IMPERIAL RicE.-Thc Chinese
owe their numerous discoveries in agricul-
turc principally TO their eminen,ly oJsarvant
character which has enabled them to turn
10 use an immense number Of plants neg
lectcd in Europe. They are very fond Of
the study Of nature, and their greatest men,
and even their Empcror., do not dislain to
attend 70 the smallest circumstances con
ncclel- l4ilA i and 10 collect with care what.
-egtl promises " be oC pGblic atUty. Tho
celtNated Emperor khaug-hi has thus rem
dercd an important service to his country.
We find in the curious memoirs written by
that prince the following passage: al was
walking says the Emperor khaag hi, "on
the first day Of the sixth moon, IN some
fields whore rice was sown, which was not
expected to yield its harvest till the ninth
happened to notice rice plant that had
already come into ear; it rose above all the
rest, and was already ripe. had il gath
cred AMI brought to me; the grain was very
fine and full, and was induced 10 keep it
for an experiment and see whether il would
on the following year retain this precOCIty,
aud in fact it did. All the plants that pro-
ccodel from it came into ear before the or
dinary time, and yielded their harvest in
the sixth moon. Every year has multiplied
the produce Of the preceding, aud now for
thirty years it has been the rice served on
my table. The grain is long and Of rather
reddish color but Of sweet perfume, and
very pleasant favor 1t has been named
ya.Wj or imperial rice because it was in
my gardens that 1t was first cultivated. 1t
is the only kind that can ripcn north Of the
Great Wall, where the cold begins very ear
", aud ends very late, but in the provinces
Of the south, where the climate is mider,
and the soil more fertile it is easy to obtain
two harvests a year from it, and il is a sweet
consolation to me to have procured this ad-
vantage for my people"
The Emperor khang-hi did render in fact
an immense service to the population Of
Mantchuria, by encouraging the culture of
this new kind Of rice which succeeds ad,
mirably in dry countries, and bad no need
like the common rice, Of perpetual rrega-
ton. 1t would certainly prosper in France,
and it is not the fault of the missionaries if
it has not long since been acelimated there.
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The Rensselaer, Manor tenants once held
n meeting and resolved that the payment of
one tenth of the produce was too heavy u
rent, and agreed unanimously thereafter that
they would pay only one.sirM. They never
discovered their mistake TIL the rent became
due
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The ague so RACES in some parts Of Iowa,
that people are obliged to sleep with cobs in
their mouths to keep them from shaking
their teeth out.
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TnE CAT CLOCK OF THE CHNEsE,--Onc day
when we went to pay a.vist to some families
Of Chinese Christian peasants, we met, near
farm, young lad, who was taking bui-
falo to Craze along our path. We asked him
carclcsSly, as we passed, whether it was yc,
noon. The child raised his head to look at
the sun, but it was hidden behind thick
clouds, and he could read no answer there.
"Ihc sky is so cloudy" said he, "but wait
"A moment;" and with these words he ran
toward the farm, and came back a few min
utes afterwards with a cat in his arms
'Look here" said he; at is not noon yet"
and he showed US the cats eyes, by push.
ing up the lids with his hands. We loaked
at the child with surprise but he was eyi
denty in earnest and the cat though aston
ishcd, and not much pleased at the expert
ment made on her eyes, behaved with most
exemplary compiasance. "Nery well, " said
we, "thank YOU" and he then let go the
cat, who made her escape pretty quickly,
and we continued our route.
To say the truth we had not at all under
stood the proceeding; but we did not wish
to question the little pagan, lest he should
find out that we were Europeans by our ig-
norance. As soon as ever we reached the
farm, however, we made haste to ask our
Christians whether they could tell the clock
by looking into cats eyes They seemed
surprised at the question; but as there was
no danger in conf ssing to them our igDo-'
rance of the properties of the cats eyes,
we related what had just taken place. That
was all that was necessary; our complalsant
ncophytes Immediately gave chase to all the
cats in the neighborhood. They brought us
three or four, and explained in what manner
they might be made use of for Watches
They pointed out that the pupil OF their
eyes went on constantly growing narrower
until twelve o'clock, when they became like
a fine line, as thin as hair, drawn perpen-
dicularly across the eye, and after twelve
the dilatation recommended.
When we had attentively examined the
eyes of the cats at our disposal, we concu-
ded that it was past noon as all the eyes
pelf,ctly agreed upon the point.
We have had some hesitation in speaking
of this Chinese discovery, as it may, doubt
less, tend TO iniure the interest of the clock
making trade, and interfere with the sale Of
Watches but all considerations must give
way to the spirit of progress. All important
discoveries tend in the first instance to injure
private interests, and we hope, neverthe-
less, that watches will continue to be made,
because, among the number Of persons who
may wish to know the hour, there will most
likely, be some who will not give themselves
the trouble 10 run after the cat, or who may
fear some danger to their own eyes from too
close an examination Of hers.
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iiEs&. GRAY

yyTOULD inform the publii that she sill con-
w ,uurs to giye lessons on the piano, guitar,
and meodron ,,.
oiyrn at her boarding place, Mrs. lloldens, and
=, :, ,bs r.e,J.ure ol pupIl,. April %.
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FLIEs ANn MosorIroEs.

1t is the ilcs which are the torment and
nuisance of the country. They exist in mil
lions, and cover you aud your horses as you
90. There is a small fly just like our com
mon house.iiy, which is perfect iicnd. 1t
is legion; and every day, the whole day
long, during six months of the year. they
dart in a cloud into your eyes, nose and
mouth, with inccssant and determined aU-
dacty, we are obliged on their account, to
wear wells on our hats, which 20 all around
and draw close TO your neck but these wells
are very close and smothcring in this hot eli
mate. therefore prefer TO whisk small
branch about before my face, and have it
in my hand from morning till night. As
soon as those flies leave you in the evening,
the mosquitoes take you up, and are at you
all night. have often wondered why Bel
zebub was called the god of flies; but |
know now. lie must have been the very
chief Of tOrmCntors
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tlrs,s> Silks.

NSTE have received about thirty pieces of
w plaid, striped brocnde, and chamr leon
dress silks, which we will sell y percent. chea.
ihis or any civ m this state. Now is the time
tr buy. We vii sell a beautiful silk at62l cents
per ward such as are usually sold ior ,s and s.,
For 81 we wlll sell silk richly wor,hsl 3D. Call
and see them before. they are all sold, at
Anous,l kEpulcK \ liURlBuT'S.
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MEAT ANp BLOW FLIES.

All the meat that we get at the diggings il
intolerably tough, partly because, the dig
gers say, the squattcrs are killing of ir5
first what they call their hospital tlocks-the
scabbicst sheep, and those worn to skeletons
with the ioot.rot; and partly because it is
obliged to be eaten Immediately on account
Of the heat and the flies, which are truly
described by a Melbourne advertiser Of wire.
gauze dish-cJyers, as "the insect pests #
Australia II tt-7 tt!Tr ttffttttttr i1rk rTrvT-7 v
glye mp all attempt - convey anT i,iosl- -
it as perpetual torment; and the blOw-ilies
We are quito contcutcd wi,n if they don't
hy.blow ourselves. They blow our blankets
or any hing that h;s particle of WOODEN in
il. The other day, Charlton was skinning a
aying squirrel just shot, and twas crawling
with live maggots before he had finished.
The other day We saw an OK in dray,
which had It's eye burst, aud there were ae-
tually dozens of maggots in it eating it out.
But stranger still, u gentleman in a party
working, hurt his eye with the handle Of a
wlndlass, aud the next morning, feeling a
strange creeping sensation in il, he got up,
and to his horror, actually saw 1t alive with
maggOts.
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Refrain not to speak, when by speaking
you may do good.
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Numbers Of the birds here appear qeite
inscnsibIc Ia shot have seen a parrottr
ed at half dozen times, and evidently pit
each time, go of at last as il there was eo-
thing in the world amiss with it. But Ec
lirc-tcnacity Of these birds is nothing to teat
Of these insects. TO the accounts hayeki-
ven you Of them, may add that we hEe
watched the actions of the large inch and
inch-and.a-half long ants, called bulldogs
aud are satisfied that they sting exactly hs
wasps do. We laid a quantity OF rice,
which hal got wet, TO dry in the sun. \
cloud Of the little black flies settled on It,
but very soon advanced host Of bulldog
ants. They pounded on the flies, Ms tigers
would on their prey, seized the flies with
their mnudibcs, and -tung them with their
tails. Their death was instant, aud the ants
then marched oil with them. II the bull
dog only killed the black ily, We should re-
gard them as no triing benciactors but
they are so vicious, and sting Us 50 abomin-
ably on all occasions that We wage ruthless
war on them, If they enter our tent but as
10 killing them by cutting them TO pieces,
that is hopeless; cut them III two, aud the
head will Immediately seize the body, and
gripc 1t Gercely with its nippers, and the
tail will sting away at the head. They ney.
cr trouble themsclycs to die; and the only
way to destroy them is to crush them 10
powder.
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NOTARY PUBLIC, IUSIlCt CT IHt PtACt.
AND GENERAL COLLECTING AND IN
SURANCE AGENT.
Business received bv mail wl! receive his
prompt attention. Oticein San2er& Aimours
lock, soulho the Ottawa bank, second s'..
,priI 1g-ly
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From IIowtt'- new ~ork-''Iifc in the Gold Regics
Insect Life i'm Australia.


In truth, this country seems the faEfri
home of insect life insects here are cnll
in numbers aud form. Many are mosk ei
gular and curious, but the ants, the ie
the ccntipedes, aud the scorpions are r.
rifle nuisance. Tho bite Of all these =
we're and yenomous. There is red ]e
too, whose bite is said to be deadly Ii fi
ants are the most numerous, next u h
flies. They cover the whole surface d u
ground, | might almost say Of the wh0lxc
lony, of all colors and sizes, and all b
every variety of them stings keenly. ~
is it the ground only on which they sw( b
there is not log lying on the ground,
tree standing III the forest up and
which they are not creeping in myf
Trains OF them are constantly asCeDdir
the tOpmost twigs of the loiticSt gum
two hundred and fifty feet high, and
trains descending. They appeared TO
main cause Of the prevalent hOllOwnes
the trees, AS they pierce to the centre OF
youngest ones, and cat out aud make.
nests ia their hearts. They eat the WOO
the boughs, so that immense arms iaA
with sudden snap, just as if they had Z
cut asunder by an axe. The other daMw
cut down a young stringy.bark tree, n
split it to make some trcstcs, and the tal
of it was all eaten out and occupied by aht
These insects, many Of them an inch -.
iiercely contest the ground with US whcdw
are pitching our tents in any fresh pltc'
and their sting is as severe as that n
wasp.
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r,,cCsEs AND CARRIAGES.

sasw v & AMcxpeeting daily to receive
o. isSg I from an eastern mandatory oil
~ acknow lodged high reputation,
IOl OF different kinds OF buggeS, and car9a ages,
with and wnhon, tops, aud with one and Two
seats, which will be warranted equal TO any IN
the western country, and which will sell ntvery
reasonable prces. lunl6 ARrluR LOCKWOOD.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Fs. VI. NcArihur, VI. ID.
nFFlCE at his drug store ON La Sale street,
~ Residence with Dr. Hard, corner OF Mad
iSOn aud Clinton streets. Srptem ler l1.
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Building stone For SAFE
4 L thc Quarry. ives, end OF Ottawa Avenue
N A good supply may Always be found, ~ l,o'i''
Is TO 81 u perch Apply on ,lie PREMISES. le23'
JAMES }. N ,CPiirRsoN.
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DAVID Il. JONES,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR At LAW
Office in the court house, Ottawa, Illinois.
June %
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
BY w. nSMAW.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
IN POST OFFICE BUiLDING, SOUTH SIDE MAIN ST,
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TERMS.-es 80 per hnnum in advance
200 if not paid in advance
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4. l.. DIcKEY still preserves hs position in the
finn oi Dick.y a Wallace, at Ottawa, and will
usually be found there on Saturday, and may b
expected as Circut aHd Supreme Courts as usual.
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The Groat Puriner of tic BiocG
Not IL Particle OF Mercury iM il.
LET THE AFFLICTED
READ AND PONDER.

An Infallible Remedy for ScTofua, Kings Evil, Rheu.
matisn, Obstinate Cu,aneolis EruptionS, Pimplcs
pos,ule ON the Face Blotclcs, Boils. Ague and Fe-
yer, Chronic Sure Eyes Ring Worm or Tclter. Scall
Head, enlargement aud lain Of the bones and
Joints, Stubborn Ulcers. Syphic Disorders, Lun'-
bngo, Spinal Complaints and all Diseases arising
from an injudici"us nt Mercury, imprudcnce i'll
life, or impurty of the blood.
as" This great a!tcrativc medicine and Purifier
the Ilcnd is now used hy thousands of grateful pa.
tcuts from all parts of the United States who testify
daily tn the remarkable performed BY the great
est of all medicines. * Carriers Spanish Mix
fIqrH." Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scrafua, Erup
tions on the Skin, Liver Diseases feycrs, Ulcers
Old Sores. Affections oi the Kidneys Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints. Pains aad Aching of the
Bones and JuInts, speedily put TO flight b. using
this great and incstimablc REMEDY
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. 1t clcarlSes the system of
all impurities acts gently and efficiently the
Liver and Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives
tone to the Stomach makes the skin clear aud healthy,
and restores the Constitution rnfccbled by disease.
or broken down by the cXccSscs of you to its pris
tine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, 1t is ncornrarably better than all
the cosmetics ever used few doses OF Carriers
Spanish Mixture will remove all sallcwncs Of COM
piexion, bring the roses mantng TO the cheek, give
eJaSlcliS to tiic SUI
IN a remarkable degree, beyond all the medicines
ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which we have
received from persons from all parts of the United
States is the best evidence that there is no humbng
about il, The press hotel keepers, magistrates, phys
clans and public men. well known to the community,
all add their testimony TO the wonderful effects Of
this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Call OIL the Agent and get Circular and Almanac
and read the wonderful cures this tru y greatest Of
all medicines has pei formed.
None genuine unless .ncd BENNETT & BEERS,
Proprctur$ 40. $ Pclrl.strcct, Richmond Va; 10
whom all orders for supplies and agencies mus, be
addressed.
And Cor sale 10y WM. S. BEERS d Co, o.,lroprIcsors,
ri h,ncnI, Va.
RICE & THOMPSON Snmirrvile.
BOATWRIGlrr 4 BARKULOO, Columbia.
Id. DELAY aud T.J. WORKMAN, Camden.
March 90.
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FALL GOODS,

rINIlE subscriber would cali attention 10 his large
a:l well selected stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware. Crock,ry &c. HOW nearly complete i"r Fail
Trade. consisting i'll part Of the following articles:
URES.S GDODS.
Silk
Best oua,itv Black Wa!c.cd do.
Pla;l silks If the latest styles.
Mpuscllin DeLancs, Plain a"l Figured.
44H 81 German and English Mcrinos.
Supr French Mcrino> all Co!s.
FOR MOURNING.
4 Sup'r article Of French Paramclta.
Frcncl, and English Donnazine
Real Alpacca ard Canton Ciulhs.
4 fil assortment Ginghams and Calicoes
FOR BOYS WElR
Rob Roy pla;ds. Flann"ls.
Kentucky and Wnte-riIlc leans.
Plain and Printed Sa,:ucts
Suur French Cassncrcs small Plals
ron CENTS WEAR
Blk French Cloths, all qualities.
t',ll
Blk poe skins
4 large stock of Cold French Cnssirneres including
sup'r article Of doulle-width Also heavy article
Of English Cloth Tor Ovcrcoats.
FLANNELS
Cu,d French Fla.ncls for Ladies' Sacks.
4 Sup'r article Of Shaker Flarncl, warranted not
10 shrink
Ladies' and Gents lIoscing and Under Vests
Gents Mc.imo and leans Drawers. &c, &c,
All Of which ~ be sold on reasonable terms
Oct 9--lm. G. MATIlESON.
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Lamps!-Lamps!! Z!
Jacobs Cordial.

HOOFLAND'S German Bitters; Carter's Spanish
Il l. Mixture; Bulls Townsend's and Sands Sarsapa.
ria: Railway Ready Relief Ready Resovent, Ready
Regulators; Crcassan Balm for tile hair
Rogers Livcrwort and Tar; Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry. Hutchings' Dyspepsia
Bittcrs; OXygenated Bitters
Monats Ditters; Tarrants' Seltzer Arerent
Upbam's vegetable Electuary Rowand's Tonic
Rowand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root
Ilenry's Magnesa: Murrays Fluid Magnesia Citrate
Ellis Magncsa; Chrstics Galvanic Curatives
Mustang Lnimcnt; Jaynes' Medicines
Roses Family Medicines Strong's Pills; Mofat's do
Leroy's Peters and lIolloways Pills
jew Davids Hebrew Plaster Peerys DeadShot
McLanes Vermilnge and pills; Fahnestock's Vermfhge,
with great many other Patent Medicines to be found
at T.J. WORKMAN cos. Drug Store.
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Hams! Hams !

4 i" of Superior Country cured Hams, Bacon. Lard
~ and Flour for the C.iSN only For sale by
Sept !l-3I RuBEKT LATTA.
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TIN MANDATORY.

'INIE -lb'crihor is engaged in the TIMING BUSI.
L Ness in all its branches and keeps constantly
on hand general variety of such articles as are In
consn use. made by himself of the best material
and in the best manner.
ROOFING and GUTTER1NG done with despatch
and warranted Old Rags, Brass and Copper taken
In exchange for work. A. II. FARROW
Sept. 4,-tE Agent.
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FULLER'S
q HAT STORE. 4

33S Richardson Street. Columbia, ;. @,
NEAR TIE STATE CAPITOL.
IN CABLING attention to my STl LES t"r the FAN
l. and Winter return my franks at ;hc same 'Inc
to nv friends and the public generally for past vorS,
and shall endeavur 10 mcr; cunlinuauc.
The same moderate charges will prevail, that have
made the establishment 50 popular throughout The
State. .
Fine MOLESKINt HATS 81. Oakf"rd Sons, OF
Philndelhia. fine Hats and Gen'n 2l4 br'a'lw"E'
will b. SL5o NO departure from these prices
Teruls exclusively cash.
PSF. W. F. does not propose to sell a better
Hat for So than lie would for 81 or $3.50 To use an
cxpresSoa of sume Of Ssihle briddrs. dat would
he impossible. The proof of the hat is The Geausy
AMI the wearing thereof have better andt Llh
assortment, than any one i'll Columbia. sept Is.
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the subscriber are reques-
~ ted to call and settle will hc glad 10 sell all
INV friends and customers on short time with the cX-
ccption Of such articles as corn bacon -four lard etc.
and for such articles must have cash or ea"ot seA
The subscriber also adds that such rerso, as have
been running accounts Nth him and hare not pad he
does not es;re TO keep accounts with and nc Is o''y
willing to sell to sucl. as pay him promptly.
ais give notice that all persons who owe me priUr
to first January las: unless they and make some
satisfactory arrangement, by the 18Th March, next
their papers will be placed i'll the hands OF Thurow
CASTOR, Esq. fot collection.
Ian l6-,f ROBERT LATTA.
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Fer Sale.

4 TWOIIOnSE WAGON and ore horses Ap.
n plv 10 JAMES McEWEN
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Patent Medicines. &c.

4 FRESH SUPPLY, just received, anoLs them
~ are:
Holloway's Ointment Cherry Pcctoral
Ho!loways Pills IIastiDg Syrup Naptba
llobcnsack's Worm Syrup Rodgers Syrup of Liver
Mexican Mustang Lini- wort and Tar and Can.
mcnt chalagua
Pain Killer Dally's Magical Pain Ex.
Seltzcr Apcrient tractor
Barry Tricopherous Chrsties Galvanc Belts
Jayne's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets and
Radway' Ready Relief Fluid
Oxygenated Bttcrs Brow's Ess Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Sarsaparilla Murray's Fluid Magnesia
Sands Sarsaparila Cod Liver Oil
Townsend sSarsaparilla Indian Hair Dye
Dead Shot Bachelors Hair Dye
Fahnestock's Vermuge Depilatory Power
Wistar's Balsam WildCher- Magnetic Plaster
ry
For sale by F. L. ZEMP
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Notice.
Gin Bands.

TNDIA RUBBER, . to I inches vile, three and
4 Gur ,ly. which are superior 10 leather, and will
not rccI,, also Lace Leather, for sale by
Jnly 10 If w. ID. MCDONALD.
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Removal.

'INIIE Subscriber has removed from his former stand
i to the store recently occupied by Moore & kuy-
Kendall where he keeps constantly rn lsmd general
assortment Of Dry Goods GrocC rics Wines Branlics
and Liquors. a good article Of C;r.dcd Cilrom with
many Fancy Groceries. nld every article usually
found IN general variety. All Of which will bc sold
as lew as they be iomght for elsewhere for cash.
or to those customers who pay rhiIls promptly.
March 81 J.CIIARLESW
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Constantly OH Hand,

E'EAENT, Calcined Plaster of Paris, for building
" purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster for agricul.
tural purpose and Stone Lime all ofgood quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
very superior articeof White Lime for witewash
ing. O. L. CIIATTEN.
MaTch9 90 If
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FOR sAEE,
To Rent.

LNROM the ls November next, that HOUSE and
L STORE on Broad Street, al present occupied ny
g. Silver For Terms AZ ply 10 JAS McETEN.