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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

IIIUnInE
Rep lal 'nN'ts
NrEeWOgs w sSEED.-rh' subscriber wishes
10 purchase for the Southern Market i'b"y Negroes
10 30 for which he viii ny the high
Richmond cash prices Persons having such to dispose Of
uoull well give him call before selling He can lie
found at " MoshYi Auction House NJ Henry Dunnng
tom Dnjee Address T. NJ. DUNAISGTON
~ IT. I.yncl.lnrg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03
W BooTWRiGIir, rr,,.,..,.
fIFIIhE NANCE 'ihhtttH

y-ss-Sae conducted by GOODIES y ArrfRs6H. Aucts,
he above sale by e9nscnt of parties Is postponed until
WEbNESDAY the 9Th day If Jniy next at tho s9me time
and place. w booi hi'tiii Trustees
ie }
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

EaoraMESr.-The Washington Star of Saturday
afternoon says, young lady residing twenty-five
miles below ~ harlott esyille whose Gross rich Ola
thern would not consent, stepped into the cars Win
her lover Yesterday morning, arrived here at p M
where he IL obtained the license and the min
lister and they departed for home at p M man ana
wife for the Of life which we trust may all prove
pleasant and happy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

CNIINlsrEuIAL CALL.-The Rev Robt Jope, pastor OF
St Johns Church. Portsmouth, Va, has received a
call from St llnry's Church, Gainesville, North Caro-
lima
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

I.oSG CHAsg-A horse was stolen from Abraham
MeBeara in Greenbrier CO. Va. on the night of the
9Th Mr.. b. pursued the thief for five days, being
all the time on the trail. lie overlook hun in Mercer
co, and recovered his horse, but tibet leapng into
Camp Creek, swan across and escaped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


gu,uOMAs General Forward
i NO AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, PARK gRsBURa
", Freight from baltimore 10 Pakarsburg same a. TO
Wheeling shipment. via Parkorsburg VIII save 100 miles Of
Cincinnati railroad, daily line of Steamers Cincinnati
and Louisville 1t offer, nnrly scd facilities to shippers
jesse Hare Co WIN, Blackford, DR. r T Blaehford.
lYnehhutg Walter inrTY. Moxre Grafton, Baltimore
beverly Smith, Cashier Western Bank Va, Pakersburg
Two SssrpERsOR TOBACCO WEST. VIA
chants aud Agents of the renns Railroad at baltimore
* @ wrsr 4S Sn T2SAGSG
their acquaintance with The trade having been for years
the eonsgneea of large Of the Tobacco going West
through amore they they give
satisfaction 10 shippers
Freight as low as by any other line
tenumenisio and from The Weai solicited and prnctually
attended To- MAagAw q ICONS,
~ North street, Baltimore.
Rotor to !aeob oad s Co, J brandt, IT, baltimore p
trenshaw. lynrhhnrg Grenshaw 4 Co. Richmond
mar 20 dtlpp
s.J EAyBNDER,
FORMERLY OF LYNC1lBURG,
wiru
WADSwORTH TURNER & CO.,
IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN, DOMEs-
rue, STAPLE AND FANCY DHY GOODS,
June adscly
4 ,LA'"""Nn. no.rmH 80 "'''' = ''''A
y Nirgioin Tobacco Agency,
w.ntuousf, No. 30 soorn CALvtnr srnrEr, BaLrisonE
h"tcr To NJ ocy IynthhurR, Va VIM i. sutherln,
nauvlc NJ Smith, Henry g. H.. Va J. T. Hale Rocky
Mount Va. 2gdScts
SANEORD n HlHB,
~ Attorneys LAW,
MONTGOMERY ALA
~ Refer to tho Editor Nrginian. g7ts
Tobacco Manufacturers Take Notice.
nAONNE, GOWGBII n CO.,
IL FutN AitniNa MERCHANTS aud STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Parkrsbnyx, Ia.
our prices for ahipplng Manufactured Tobacco from haiti
moro, including all charges are via
From baltimore to Cincinnati 10 cts W 100 pounds.
Louisville, rs
e" Saint Louis 10 =
Retrr To Mesars. Warwick, Prick 4 hail. Baltimore
Samuel Ayros Esq, Richmond,
~ dN elm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03
Hs.EDl3 - MINDE ssIAB.I,
Nh MTG

NNIli aeleet aud onter ovcrnmen Lands with Cash
w Warrants make nvettuonta lonn money cat western
attest pay ndd transact Uruorn Real Estate
through The North wosf Address
BEEDB Il MENDENHALL.
Rp7ly Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

To Our SUBSCRIBERS ~ AMHERST AND NrLsoS-As
the Post Offices on the route between this city aud
Charlottesville are now supplied with daily mail
the opportunity is afforded subscribers in Am
hers and Nelson of receiving the daily issue of the
Eirginan. Those Of them who desire to change
from the Tri-Weekly to Daily can be accommodated
by informing OF the Land to those who have not
heretofore been subscribers owing to the want of
proper mail facilities, we would suggest the present
Is good time to commence their subscriptions TO
the Nirginian which will endeavo to keep them thor
oughy posted up in all matters OF general interest
and especially in the latest, reliable and accu-
rate report Of our own aud Northern markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

Accidental little daughter of Mr. VIM II. hout-
c7meft, Of Lewisburg, Va, WAS accidently drowned
ia a tub Of water. on Friday week ago She was
aged about IL months. When found, she was cold,
a1a entirely lifeless.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

The Charlottesville Advocate complains that the
students of the University go off, when the days
grow warm, and the steady preparations for
examinations should begin, leaving the Professors
and candidates for degrees TO take of the Univer
sity for the remainder of the session. OF the $50
students at the University this session twohrdS of
them if not more have withdrawn and gone home.
The Faculty ought not TO permit this general with
dnwal; they should require every student to remain
through the whole session, unless for good reason
shown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

the salo flnur aud other Country Produce
lfNCnnuHa VA having formed eopnrtnorshp tor the pur
posi- doing Runrrai business will give thcif
md rdcd all ,Hnsiaumtuts made o them
Gficc ia the Store 81 Georbo - Davis aud door
y ltprsor EDGAR WHIIEllEAD,
Jan lb ls5T THOMAS q NIL,
Refer Ia Capt Jno ooy, Cashier Bank Va, a. D Da
tis Ino. r Davis Co Saml NJ Garland Amherst; Mayo
Gabe Nelson Il. G. Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Bank.
NH ~ d6cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

DAN. WESJANuN Uu.ASNGSWD offers his
- ftuoaenal Services tho public ONCE lat Alley
door below Niigmiau Office Ina 1-djm
eAuEs 4. HAMMER,
- soasn i-siOu uer ,hams,
Dne Tanner mud Aahers Immediately between friends
Martins Warehouse, Main Street Lsnchburg, Va viii
Hhne 10 give h peronal attention the sale OF all nds of
country produce particularly that of Tobacco, hattcrs
himself thai with his In the business he an be
enabled 10 give general satisfaction. JAS A. HAMMER
l. g. horal advances mhdo nslgnments and by
Railroad or otherwise, viii be promptly attended and
chargos pndn the J. a. H.
Id&eiY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03
Com nni.siOm N1eE ,hMMa.

" 4 COMPTON, 1. HUGHES.
Lar aaiih kcnun, Dndiey & Co
tOUprON - ult.Usts. Agents for the sale
Y > of VIRGINIA MANuFAT1tRED TOBACCO, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No ~ MAIN
SfHttI ttNriNNNtI onto
u Particular paid to the purchase Of Flour, Ba-
rnn. Lad. Nc.Ac.
Rotor T. Farmers Hant and Manufacturers generally
b. dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

UNSUCCESSFUL EMIGRATION TO THE WEsr.-The
Parkersburg (Vrginia) News SAYS: By private iv-
ces received from the West we learn that about half
the emigrants from this ne ghborAood have been so
unfortunate as to lose some Aor more members of
their families. while others Ne spent large share
of the funds with which they expected to buy farms
in supporting their families while they could sclecta
suitable place which to settle. Some would come
back, but have not the funds to do So and tins for
fear OF worse are compelled 20 stay where they are.
The number who are doing well, and have met with
no untoward events, is but few, and on the whole
THEN conditions have been worsted instead OF bet
tered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

INTERESTING MEETNGA very interesting meeting
is going on in the Methodist Episcopal Church. in
Martnsburg, under the pastoral charge of Rev John
II. Landstreet. On last Sabbath, twenty persons
connected themselves with the church on probation,
and twelve received the ordinance OF Baptism. The
meeting is still in progress, and the alter is crowded,
nightly, with seekers of religion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

mo. ~. a. SAMUEL TyREE.
somrfissiOu Were n mn

LYScHBURa. VA,
Offer their services the planters and the public generally
Tobacco Wheat Flo and other produce They
experience Of Is TO 20 viii enable them
10 give general satlfncton. Thcr once Younger T.
few the the Banks. which enables them
10 nav the Planters their Tobacco without delay
JNO II. n SAML TYREE.
9GdNrly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
Superior Court-General Term.

10 20 RkssMEN CHARGED WITH CORRUPTION.

JAN. Id. Spetrs Bro'on against Frederic q.
RachoTdson.-Default set aside on payment of the
costs of the December term and $40 costs OF the
motion, and cause restored 10 its place on the
calendar Of the present term If plaintiff so elect.
II costs are not paid on or before Wednesday next,
default TO stand
Doris BebH agoinst j. o. Baker.-Motion grant.
ed. with s. costs
Oiirr Vetnors, Jr.. against Thomas Richardson
ond others.-On motion of Mr.. Larocque, ordered
appeal dismissed with costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
TnE NEW YORR ALMANAC
i AND WEATHER BOOK

Price q cents ireves Git edges, 80 centa
This IN small space Ia very useful slnansc be
tells much briefly. Mr. Meriaci the weather king
of Brooklyn Heights has been the cerK OF the weather part
New York kxpress.
The information All miscellaneous topics Afforded by this
almanac excellent and s appearance and sire models
Of nea;Dess New You Evening Post
Mr.. Merriam evidently perfect gormandifer OF facts
him a crooked stump IN Ohefonchee swamp and he
viii refer you to ito ersci mate IN ompompenous -e forest,
lie fact apparently, worth kn0 ~ing and
70 record Of made a the time Of observing
dents csmphene gunpovder ada lightning he keepss
and the results OF hs labor tns line among
Thousand other things equally curious and elsewhere
oorfed may be found in this little vsume -BuAlo Express
hose who sh AL about the weather aud be et.
the study Of curious calculations should purch
almanac II u the sesi things OF Kind
ever issued Newark Mercury.
,he bes, pocket almanac have seen, and The cheap
est Ne Nork DISPATCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
INTELLIGENCE OPTIONS.

yXrANTRD-4 sALEsMEN, 2 CLERKS, BARKEEP
w ers, waters 2perters fremen, coachme y driv
boys for and trades Places procured for book
keepers conductors, clerks brskert bagfsgcnes and
men for sesmers. Apply 70 KAUFMAN GARRATr, 1Gs
proatway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

LEE THE BEST
JAMES TAMEs PYLES DTETETTC SAL DYLE's
81 81 EKATUs IL acknowledged By all
LANES who try A. the pures' and best article IN DY1Es
81 uss II is entirely free from the csus i
fAMFS tic impurities Of common salera'uA ~ IDYLES
~ destr ucive 10 the digestive organs II
IANEs while, for making biscuit, cake, and DY1E5
JAMES sses. ss s.. sssaf seas; md & Pnxs
TANY9 desired richness Parents who regard DYLEs
JAMES s%s a., :, - a., S Mn PnEs
LANES A, d. ard A 10. packages, with the OYLES
81 name Of JAMES PYLk thereon, with I -
JAMES out which IL genuine. DYLkS
JAMES street. New Vol York ''''' Prnzs
D1ETFTIC sALERATUs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
wINHs AND LIQUORS.

IRISH MALT wHIsKEY-A FEW PUNCHKOks OF
ohn Jameson Son SUP eriorshiRh Favored Irish mat
Fhsbev Cor sale under Custom House lock By JOHN
!, DAVIS SON, importers, 20 Wal r-ees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

WASH PuRcHAsrRs CAE PROCURE sEgARs AT
~ oen less han market prces from stock OF
milben Havana domestic and German Prises &c frow
Hwwards Caah advances made segars In qs.nuty
O. CHEEKS, broadway.
UAHAuA sD0ARs, NEW ORoY.-RnG ALA DEr
III Reys figaro sovrcaas eabauas scnchAA Cor de
uRues Anaertos Ank o1hw brands ~ i0 SW
4 r. RooRs ls4 MNaen lans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

cox REwARD-LOsT, on The SIN INST a
GU long, yellow pocketbook, with bills sad papers
crossing Nineteenth street sinh ihers
great pains with such III gotten gains think the hntsr
vould stroubed conscience and relieve thai
afford TO oss Il. by returning to NJ. COBwIN 3G srlh
avenue. corner Of Nineteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

4. hNoUR GUARD BALM CONSEQUENCE OF
"A misunderstanding In regard to hiring Nblos ball
for the Guard Tuesday evening February
has been postponed TO Tuesday evening February IL.
Tictets Tor the Sd viii be received on the Eth-
VIZ. I. scoTr. Secretary. y. ID. BRAISIED Jr., Capt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

MARBLE NANTEIs.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS GOT
NI sou mAntes he will sell nearly BALI price n ap
Piled for Immediately a; the marble yard ls B. n. York
DARIs BOOTS, SHOES I'D CATERS RECEIVED
per the late steamers cork sole. double sole and strong
light sole -Four Cans mels Roudierc Msiar and
light cork sole and double sole boots best quality 81 So
at y. GAuTAN's, 81 Nassau street
DAGS-RAGS-RAGs.-WAN LARGE AsSORr.
IL ment Of bard and .of woo1en rags free from nseys
less than lou lbs and - 90 lbs Cssh paid
90 delivery. Apply TO 5TANDRISG HAIGH. Nerburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
REsTAURANTs.

HARRY RUSSELL BEgs TO INFoRx HIS FRIENDS
III the pubic Of Broohlyn and New York that oe has
from HE old Of York and Main
W the commodous premises 40. ~ Fulton street
Bros yn where the best rtfeshments wines and spiris
and The chlos<t brands Of sssars constantly hand
Lovers Of Aos aee have opportunity Of gratifying iher
produced and 10 this branch 81 the bus
well ali others 10 the intention OF the propre
ox 10 stand unrivajled Rernembey HAIRY RUSSELL "a
TuIson street All the city railroad the door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
CI.OTHIEG, sc.

61 TO &Uo WORTH or rFw AND LzFr ogr
sDl clothing wanted. -gsnlenen having large smsA
dispose will receive their full value without hsggns
or seeing N impose them Cats a NE store al
dress THOMAS d. C0rROY, 4ei Pearl street.
6U MERCHANT TAnoRs HAVING FROM ses I,
DO 81 worth Of clothing 10 dsrose Of, al tsv
prize win meet with cash customer By addressing Thomas
d. Ccnroy 4el Pearl street
Aynl PEARL srREFT--srCewp uANp Cr,orHIrs
II C7 sore.-acnlemeu DESTROYS Of converting large
ANAL lots Of e OF or surplus weaving apparel into cash
obtain the full value n current mcney BY applying JAZZ
MORONEy, 4Tqh Pearl street
n1n NNO WORTH OF NEW AND CAST err
DlU.OOV clothing wsciei, for city s3t western
tes Gen lenen having 70 DISPOSE o. r r-c~ge The
hishes, prce bycsipg q ne store addressing Jcsu
M,rrey ~ Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

The OF have secured The Whole OF
NJ. kers splendid essbhshrsent forming the largest bal
room in the country Dancing will commence 81 O'Clock
precisely Of the length Of the varied order Of
dancing.
TieletS3 admitting gentleman and ladies' can be oe.
he Asor House Has music OF Bro Vi
way and Park place ana Dod~orhs music store t3 Bro I'd
l. p. HARRISON, Chsirman Com. Of Arrangements.
jams L. BxSBDIcr, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05


Regular meeting Present: Mayor Walker Aid.
LeavenS, Green Armour, Edwards, Bristol. slate
~, Smith Richardson. Hoban.
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
Petition of &. NJ Van Doren and others was pro
seuted PRAYING Tor order for plank side walk
ON the side of CLAY street from Cass TO Madi-
street TN motion Of Leavens, petition re-
cciycd aud notice ordered to be given.
Application Of sandman 4 Go. for a liquor IL
Ceu,c. was allowed
Petition of II. ". Hopkins for an abatement of
taxes for La sale street improvement, was pre-
-ented. Smith moved TO grant the prayer vi petit
ton. Lost.
Report Of II. Deukert street supervisor Of 9Th
ward was presented and approved, and motion
al Richardson he allowed thirty days to collect
Of the dcnqucut-.
Report or o Donne,l. street supervisor of 4th
ward was presented. Green moved to refer 10 al
GcTnan Of 4th ward. Bristol 10 amend hy refer
ring back {" supervisor. Ayes-i.eaveus, Ed
wards. Armour, Bristol. Smith, and loGan-j.-
Noes Green, ~laticry, and Ric;larIson-3. CARR
cd. Question q amended carried.
On motion Of lIoban. supervisor Of 9Th ward was
allowed one week more 10 report
On motion Of Green, supervisor of Cd ward was
allowed one week 10 report
BILLS PAID.-J L. Ireutly, city Tailor SO. S1;
i. Doulevy, street supervisor 8. ; Il. McDcrmutt,
black>miihiug, $500 Neil Mcj;cc street labor -:
James ODonncil, street supervisor, 81 Jos Fin
merry, tending Madison street bridge SO; y Rer-
ringtou, town labor. 9TH ward. 81; H. Dcukcrt
street supervisor, a T. Bradshaw, team labor 9th
ward, - j. L. courtney, COMMISSIONERS fees,
So; Fisher, Phelps and Smith, $500 Robt. WI
son, city surveyor, $1,000; Geo Wooden, team la-
Dor, 9Th ward, 81; Geo. Whippe, commissioners
fees, $3o. VI. Duwire, street labor 9Th ward, s.,
referred 10 finance committee.
On motion of Green, the committee on laws and
ordinances directed tn report an ordinance in
relation 10 the duties and fees of city iailor.
On motion of Green
OrdeytI, That the city surveyor superinierd the
Improvement on La Sale and Main streets
On motion of Richardson, Joseph l.. Nagnes was
Flowed 10 put scales at the corner of Center and
State streets.
Leevens, of finance committee, reported in favor
of refuHding 10 .. G. Gray the amount of tax on
Mn nh lot >, block 10, original town of Ottawa
Report approved and bill allowed, 500.
On motion of Green,-
Dyd.ref That the sewerage committee .have
mower 10 alter the plan for =fierson street
as they may see fit, and make arrangements with
the contractor to build il after such plan.
Green moved that the ward supervisors be Motif
ed that no more bills will be paid out Of the city
treosur, for street labor in such wards. Ayes
Leavens Green and Bristol. Noes-Edwards,
Armour, Slattery, Smith, Richardson, and Hoban-
8. Lost.
Adjourned J. A|Ehl, cky t.frS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
Ottaha frtt GRADER .

IMPORTATION WASrED.-James Dufiield, a
farmer residing on the Covel Creek bluff
about three miles south of Ottawa, is in
much distress in reference to two Of his
children-a girl named Sarah, about Is
years old, and boy named Robert, about
years old. They left home on Friday after
noon Of last week and came TO Ottawa, car
ryng with them small hair trunk. They
were traced the same evening to Cheever's
store-thence to II. genson's, THENCE to Mr.
S Bells, TO the Ottawa House, and to the
Mansion House, at all which places they APP
piled unsuccessfully for employment. They
are supposed the same evening TO have pas
sed over the Fox Ri.er bridge, but since
then no trace Of them has been discovered.
Any information in regard to them will be
very thankfully received by their aiii icteG
parent, who can be addressed through the
Ottawa Post office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
Sanfnrd,s Liver InyIgoratOr.

It'll. most undoubt.d fact tia; Dr. sIufor fnvisor-
.;or Remedy, il OF the greatest discoveries
male medicine the past century Il has been the stu
dy OF the Doctor during twenty years practice to find
what particular organ when diseased caused the great
est number Of liz pains, and his conclusion T. that
the greatest regulator Of the system and the
most liable disease while Il kept free from disease
preventative % Dyspepsia Jaundice, General Debility
&C. while last but far from least mention CoEsIHP
ton experience Is that more eases % C1usp
ton occur fro diseased liver than from al Osher
put together.
Taking this to be correct hypothesis. We have but to
find a remedy with which 10 correct the LIVER, aad
h.Ee a cure Of 1earIy all the diseases subject
by simply using preventative That the Inyisoratoris
yeueIy b,yc,d doubt 20 all who try it, FOR it,
virtue. are sch that for al complaints arising from liver
derangen-sI g "a an unlliliu remedy while as iani-
~ medicine Ter all dssases % the stomach or bowels
.-bie are caused an greater Irs- ,gree - liver de-
r,ngemep j. the safest, s=,es- and u'=i eiieae.oGs
remedy known.
.s.EToaD Co. So Broadway. New =, r.
o. WOOD 4 Co, Whoe-a'r igsuts Cor the "es'-'"
s;at-s sola IN ostasa BY al Druggists. Aus7-"n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
SCENE ar THE GEuGEs HOUSE.

GEORGE stands leaning the counter looking quite
di-con-oa,e FL. enters, with NV IIsT looking
very much pleased George looks up, and the fo!c"ing
conversation is-Ues:
t5eoyge-II.ilo, Ed, New Hat, Ell. Been Up to Chi
caro lately
EA-whys VIVA: the ID makes you think have
been up Chicago:
Tsorge-Why because you have 70; New Hat, and,
you always buy your Hats Chicago toEster with its
beng the latest style, concluded you had been up
Ed admit you good az guessing but this
time yoa are quite 0: the way. A ior buying my
Hats Chicago, when PREsC0TT furnishes good Hat
better and fashionable style, l.
unnecessary. besides George, should paronize Hone
Georgs-i Appearing very much surprised What.
you buy that Hat at PEEscoTr's:
Ed-Yes, At = C PREsCoIT's.
Ge0rgs-weI. that i the cakes the Hat in his
hand looks very clcseIy) mus; have tEs Old
Ha; cakes his own in his hand bought 1t e. W :.
Chicago, last TINE up aud now it i hardly fit TO
he seen.
Exit George and Ed to PEEscGTr's- George for New
Hat
NB-Hat bough; PEEscoIT's Ironed free 0! charge.
April II, IsJ1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

Our bil,ing>cate ncghbor Of the G,reite
accuses US OF quackery, because We publish
DR.. AYER's advertisements. Now this same
editor knows the Pharmscogeia itself is not
more free from the suspicious Of quackery
than his medicines. He knows they are en-
Gorsed by the medical Jour ais Of tits couu-
Try, are used and prescribed by our best
p ysicians, and have tne commentator Of
professors and eminent men OF character too
exalted Tor his comprehension, and he
knows too that they have done and are
doing in this community an amonut of good
which the utmost stretch Of his ability can
never hope to eqnal.-EerkS 10. Press,
RcaGjBg, Pa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
s =. Il y = * l. Il
FULTON CITY.

se sor less money than any other other source
sad Instruments will be warranted for ,.. 80, fur
VIII h. in town sufficiently often TO iaks biinC
nn.. the In.irumen; is superior, both ia Pc" or ar
quality OF tone TO any other maker To prov WI
say, only ask the privilege Of furni-hlhs 49, ~, =,
ment; IL n Il correct you beeu -
IL. One Of C. IL Geb's Pianos can ne seen a. M . -
Waiermau's. Please call, see, and try II. -,
will furnish Instruments from any reliable r'.i'i"C
turer suit customers. upon good terms rs any o'
one. If Geib's does not suit.
her. by some of the best Piano Forte Tuners ana
Regulators there is in the country viii be here De-
tween the 20tl Of August and the 10th OF September,
with reliable arrangements can De maze ior tuning
RFFERExcEs-Trne Waterman, and o. H. Buei
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