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Haricultu r al .
Potato Planting.

Some truly valuable suggestions under
this head lately appeared over the signature
of 4. O.. in the NeI- England Farmer, the
more important of which we now present,
in a condensed form, for the consideration of
growers of this indispensable and unrivalled
esculent, whether on a large or a small scale.
The seed end of potatoes are condemned
by many as seed, being supposed to produce
small potatoes and small yield estimated
bv the number Of bushels. This opinion
has originated, according to the "guess" of
&. e., in cutting of the seed end and using
the whole Of it in one piece, containing six,
eight, OF more eyes 1t could not be other
wise that such seed should produce the re-
suits alleged, as they must have grown
crowded and spindling. Tubers and vines
were thus too much "huddled up in heap"
Last spring c. g. took large potatoes, and
planted two rows with the seed end, two
with the large end, and two with both to-
gether. He cut the seed end, however.
Iengthwise into about three pieces, taking
care that there should be no more than two
OF three eyes to piece, and four pieces to a
hill, separated a little, las they always
should be-" to give them room, to grow. In
the fall he could see positively no difference
in the yield. The size of the potatoes plant
ed was about that Of an egg, that being the
size which he prefers to either larger or
smaller ones
The true rule of planting, according to
c. G. is, not TO plant any certain number OF
bushels per acre, but particular number OF
eyes on a piece, and of pieces in a hill. 1t
is a common error to Overstock, planting
whole, or at all events too many eyes in a
hill. He saw the evil effects of this last fall
on a neighbours plantation, where he could
count from 90 to % stalks in hill. 1.-The
result was good many little ones One
third of the seed used would have produced
he thinks, as many potatoes and less small
ones. "Too many throw in their seed pro
miscuously, and had better throw par
away
These observations and suggestions seen
valuable, inasnuch as they serve to poin
out some errors of not uncommon occur
renee, and to give the reason why they arr
errors, and produce undesirable results
They are in correspondence also with the
opinions and practice of some of our larges
and best potato-growers, who cut their pc
tatoes for seed so as to have two eyes il
each piece, and one piece about every twelve
inches in drills, and have discontinued plant
ing whole potatoes even when small, becaus;
they give too much seed in one place.
Some exact experiments to determine tn,
practices here brought into contrast, would
greatly benefit thousands Of growers of pc
tatoeS, and contribute to substitute certainty
for uncertainty in the theory and art of agri
enthusiastically GeHttGman.
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4 SENSIBLE FATHER.--The New York Sun
day Atk1s says that a gentleman Of great
wealth in tina: city, but who has never cared
to mingle much in fashionable society, re-
Gently settled Sl5, 900 a year on a daughter
who had married to his satisfaction. In
speaking on the subject to friend the other
day, he said ne was waiting to do the same
by his other daughters on one condition /;
that they married respectable, npwrisht
and Industrious young men. He did not
care how poor they were, if they were only
OF this description, and their characters
would bear investigation. Here is proof
that there are some sensible fathers left in
That community, though they happen to be
wealthy men.
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The LosT FoUND.-Who has not seen the
Bell Ringer "A eolored man by the name of
Peter Pudson-on his rounds, with bell and
sonorous voice crying Lost Child" He
is at times an individual of considerable in
terest to pan ents who have the misfortune to
need his services and it will be seen by the
annual report Of his labors, that he has not
oHly plenty of business, but has been very
successful in his searches after the lost,
strayed or stolen," of the juvenile portion of
the human race. The report is as follows:
From the 9th day of December, $50, to
the 9th day Of December, 1856, he was en-
ployed IN the cases of 500 lost children, all
Of whom but four he succeeded in restoring
to their homes. The gratuitics he received
from parents and guardians for his services
amount to over two thousand dolIars.-.St
L0Uis Rep.
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BUSINESS ENLARGED
Al TIE OTTAWA a
hFurniture MannfactoryM
WATSON & INNER

G ZIMMERMAN having purchased the interest OF L. p.
-. Rugg in the Factory known as Rugg Watson,
takes this opportunity to inform the trade that they
hand with increased advantages for manufacturing all
defy competition.
This establishment having been engaged in the above
business FOR number of years have taken pains -
lect the best Of workmen and pledge ourselves TO
nothing but the best Of materials having kiln for dry
lug on the most approved plan leaving for
working green lumber those who work direct from the
lumber yards can have.
Hotel keepers and others will find It to their advantage
to trade with us II good article is desired.
Job Work OF all kinds done at the shortest notice. Job
Turning and Scroll Saving done in the best
City Joners will testify.
Nue Posts and Bansisters always on hand, Of all pat
terms.
We have Saw Mill, and solicit custom logs.
The business of the old firm will be settled by Rugg
Watson, a before. WATSON ZIMERNAN,
Ottawa March S, 1856.
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Il gentleman who has been engaged in
the wool-gr9wing business In Tennessee,
and who has recently traverced Northern
Alabama, inforaas the Mobile Tribune that
the raising Of sheep in that State would de
more profitable than the culture of cotton.
Thousands Of ae.es, III for nothing else but
sheep pastures, could be bad for Twelve and
a-haif cents per acre.
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Hard Wood Lumber.

e. kyED Oak Turi,ss-all sixes-from GIG and I2XIe,
- and from IL to "a feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting OF Newell Post Tim.
Der, 6N6 TO SX-.
Plank, 2 TO IN inches thick
Boards, ] inch thick
Hickory and Maple Axle stuff and Oak Plank
1000 sasca Oak Posts, for sale by
wN NJ. TRUE.
fiTs Once in Nattnger's Block,
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Fine Residence for sale.

xSIE subscriber offers for sale, at bargain, his well
i known residence, situated ON the Ottawa Northern
Plank Road consisting of 20 Of first quality land
with good two story dwelling, with wen and ci-tern,
wood SHE'D barn. and other outhouses having an or
chard and garden Of choice selected irai, trees ana
brbbery This land fenced into four lots, ia two Of
which j. durable running water.
Possession given forthwith For particulars, enquire
Of the subscriber, Of Eanes, Allen Co, OTTAWA.
A UpSFORD
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La Sale Street Drug Store

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF Drugs, Medi-
cines Oils, Paints, &c. formerly owned by Hunter
x Toombes, would his friends and the public ge-
morally, that lac will continue the drug business the
old stand La sale IT, two doors north Of VI. II.
Swift Law Office, where he will lie happy to accomno
date all those who may favor him with a call. All per
wishing obtain pure article III the drug line,
will always find il at MCARTHURs. lac in
tends keep other kind He would invite the atcu-
zion Of the ladies particular his stock of Perfume
~, which i the best and most extensive offered in
Ottawa, varying in price and quality TO suit purchasers
also a large and beautiful assortment of Lamps
Lanterns, Chandeliers of all sizes, from twenty five
cents up fifty dollars each.
Also, Hat, Tooth, Pail Cloth, and Paint Brushes of
all descriptions besides Soaps, Shaving Creams Poma
tu,us. Hair OIL Combs, Pens Ink, Paper, Envelopes
host Of fancy articles, numerous to mention
lie will keep constantly hand Sash and Glass, Of all
sizes, glazed ready for manufacturers prices.
DIR. MACARTHUR will continue the practice OF medicine
heretofore, and may always be found his Store
when not absent professional business fei3
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Real estate Column.
Iu,nrovcd F.ru, for Sole

yHE subscriber Oilers Tor sale that fine and well known
= farm in the town Of Freedom, lying within mile
Of the town Of Harding, known the Charlton Hall
farm Ii contains - acres OF prairie and ~ OF
timber. The prairie is all under good fence and in Guilt
vation There is large, good dwelling house Oh the
farm, good barn, orchard, well, &C. &c. For terms en
quire OF DASI- NJ STEVENS, Harding, of the sub
scriber, at Ottawa Tuar PSI JOSIAH s. HALL.
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The Horse Charm; or, the Secret for
Tanning Horses.

The horSe-casto is a wart, or excrescence,
which grows on every horses fore legs and |
generally on the hind legs 1t has pecu-
liar rank, nusty smell and easily pulled off |
The amoniacal etiiuvIa Of the horse seems |
peculiarly to concentrate in this part, and |
its very strong odor has great attraction
for all animals, especially canine, and the
horse himself
Fer the oil Of cumin, the horse has an in
stinctiyc paSsion-both are original natives
of Arabia, and when the horse scents the
odor, he instinctively drawn towards it.
The oil of Rhodiam possesses peculiar
properties. All animals seems to cherish a
fondness for it, and it exercises kind of
subduing influence over them.
The direction given for tanning horses are
as follows:
Procure some horse-castor, and crate it
one. Also get some oil of Rhodium and oil
of cumin and keep the three separate in air
tight bottles.
Rub little oil of cumin upon your hand;
and approach the horse in the field. on the
windward side, so that he can smell the Gu
min The horse will let you come up to
him then without any trouble.
Immediately rub your hand gently on the
horses nose, getting little of the oil on it.
You can then lead him any where.
of loaf sugar, apple or potato.
Put eight drops of oil of Rhodum into
lady's silver thimble. Take the thimblc be-
tween the thumb and middle finger of your
right hand, with the fore-finger stopping
the mouth of the thimble, to prevent the oil
from running out whilst you are opening
the mouth of the horse.
As soon as you have opened the horses
mouth, empty the thimble over upon his
tongue and he is your servant. He will fol-
low you like pet dog.
Ride fearless and promptly, with your
knees pressed to the side of the horse, and
your toes turned in and heels out, then you
will always be on the alert for shy or sheer
from the horse, and he can never throw you.
Then if you want to teach him to lie down
stand on bis nigh or left side; have couple
of leather straps about six feet long; string
up his left leg with one of them around his
neck; strap the other end of it over his
shoulders; hold it in your hand, and when
You are ready, tell him to lie down, at the
same time gently, firmly and steadily pull
ing on the strap, touching him lightly on the
knee with switch. The horse will imme-
diately lie down. DO this few times, and
YOU can make him lie down without the
straps.
He is now your pupil and your friend.
You can teach him anything, only be kind
TO him, be gentle. Love him and he will
love You. Feed him before you do yourself.
Shelter him well, groom him yourself, keep
him clean, and at night always give him a
good bed, at least foot deep.
In the winter season, don't let your horse
stand out long time in the cold, without
shelter or covering; for remember that the
horse is an aboriginal native of a warm eli
mate, and in many respects, his constitution
is as tender as mans.
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Land IN Work on shares,

INTENDING TO employ my teams next summer in
breaking prairie, wish to let on shares %" acres OF
improved land year in wheat and corn, and all
broke in 1854 and since II will be let in lots TO suit and
approved security will in every case be required for the
flnent Of The land is in Livingston CoUn
ty, Illinois, T. 81, Il. E. sixteen miles from the canal
at Seneca Station, the L. /. X. r.. and AZ from
Otie on the C. 4. 81; Louis L. X. Ii is rolling, the
soil very rich and the locality healthy be
Coal Of the best quality be had the EermiOs 10
miles distant, at five cents per bushel, which Is about
81 % - ton Address J. HENRY,
febsS Mirage Hi. Odell, Lyingston Co. III.
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Lois for Sale.

Lots for sale.
IIE undersigned have for sale the following lots which
Il they offer al low rates, time, viz
GiOrer's addition 10 Ottdtca.
Lots /, 9 and 3, block l.
Lots 3, 4, 3, :, 9 and IL, block 8.
Lots 3, 1, 3, ;, 3 and Il, block 1.
Lots l, =, 8, f. and 8, block 5.
Lots /, ., 3, 1 and . block G.
Lots !, T. ;, ) and ., block 8.
Lots ., and 10, block 3.
Lots !, . 8, 4 and >, block II.
Lots /, ., 3. 4, >, 6, and :, block Is.
Lots 6. TO- II and 10, block -.
Lots > ., IL and lG, block l6.
Lots !, 2, 3, t. 3, 6, : and 3, block Is.
Norris .idditiOl..
Lots 5 and C, block =
OtdtrT city.
Lots 5, land 5, in the subdivision OF lot =
Lots 2 and 3 :. O.
Lots /, 2, 3, 9 and 10, d" a. 10.
TRUE WATERMAN,
julie office in Ndttinger's biock, Cttdtca.
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er pound
Cu>fcu Cnr,iinr into Rolls
Drugs, Chemicals, &c.
f. WALKER n Go.

gSIAKE pleasure informing their old friends and the
~ public generally thai they have opened their
store ia story brick block the south side Of
the public square, and Oner for sale the largest, best
and most extensive assortment Of
Drugs. Medicines. Chem ais, Glass d
Glass vs. sarc.
And other articles appcrtanng to the trade, that have
ever been exhibited in We 81 al always endea-
yor 10 keep full and complete, and offer
nothing for sale but what pure ircsi ard uradusrl
Our present stock has been lately purchased at
head quarters cash. which will enable sell
~ Lr fJHrss Physicians and others wishing TO buy BY
wholesale purchase from favorable terms and
prices full those in Chicago ST. Louis. In
assortment! will De found the purest and best Drugs
and ParHiaeeGial PrePaTatios Druggists Glassware,
window Glass, all sizes and qualities, Paints, OILS Var
nshes, Paint Brushes Dye StuGs, CaDPlene, Burning
Fluid, &C, &c.
Also, general assortment Of Yankee Notions, such
Combs, Brushes, Cosmetics, POmades, &c.
80 We agents for tle sale OF DR.. Jayne's. Moi
fats Chri-teS. fancher, Ayers Guyso;i's Wistar's,
and other Patent Medicines and curatyes, and keep
hand fall assortment Of the most popular Patent Meii
cines, which will be sold 1T wholesale and retail
Pby<ican's Prescriptions accurately compounded and
viii be attended to boil. night and day.
DAVID WALKER,
Ottawa. July I2. 1856 JNO- J. THOMAS.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
.I0KlN l1EIsi4l NILS

JOHN FEIsEa \ NUS
Merchant Tailor, Clothier, and Gentle
mems Furnishing House,
at his old StdRd, tceSt SHE Of the Square, opposite the
court UOnse.
HE subscriber, fully aware that TO thrive in business
he must make his business known takes this method
thank his former friends and patrons for past favOrs
still soliciting the same has endeavored make his
place of business attractive than by purchas
ing the assortment of Goods that has been
brought into this market OF the best qualities and latest
styles, consisting in part Of
iSrOadclOfhs,
OF French and American manufacture-Back, Brown,
Blue, and Green Cloths Grey and Coored Cloths for
CIoakng; Black and Brown Beaver; Black DOeSkins :;
Ribbed, Plain, and Fancy Cassimeres; Black, Brown,
Blue, and Drab Pilot Overcoating.
VcstingS
OF every varety-Plan and Figured Black SILK Plain
and Figured YeIyets: Fancy Silks Plush Satins.
Furnishing Goods.
Shirts, Wrappers, Drawers; full assortment of Gents
Hosiery Collars, Cravas Linen and silk liandkercbiefs,
and all other Goods generally found in Gents Furnish
ing House. Also,
REIDYMADE CLOTHING.
full stock made up under his supervision, warranted
word lis stock is complete and need only to be
mined to be appreciated. He invites all who in want
TO give him call before purchasing elsewhere. He
keeps none but the best Of workmen, and al! Garments
made 10y him are warranted to give satisfaction.
Orders for making Clothing when furnish their
own Goods attended to with promptness and garments
Of every Kind will be for wishing get
made up.
lie has also made arrangements to receive the FASH
monthly. JOHN PERIIAMUS.
Ottawa, November 1, IsJG.
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fnmiln 6rnlerifs.
METGS.
LANES X uEICS. Grocer.

JAMES X. MEIGS, Grocer.
NsIIE subscriber has opened Store in Walker Hick-
ngs new bri'k building on La sale St, for the sale
serves. Spices, Willow. Wooden and Stone Ware, and
all articles connected with such an Establishment
Oysters, Fish and Fruit will be kept during their
son.
The stock is from recent New York purchases and the
prices and quality cannot fail OF satisfying those who
may favor him with n call.
Having become the Agent of the Aqueduct Mills, the
Flour will be manufactured expressly Tor his trade from
choice Winter Wheat; warranted to give satisfaction.
Indian Meal, Bran and Shorts also for sale.
The Store will be kept in the neatest manner, and all
orders will be faithfully executed and promptly dslvered.
Ottawa, September %, 1886. JAMES X MEIGs
Choice Teas.
IMPERIAL, Gun Powder, Oolong. and the celebrated
English Breakfast Tea, at lses21l JAMES x. MEIGs
A SUPERIOR lot Of Old Government Java, Mocha,
N and Rio at lsepe7I J. X. MErGs'.
Z xCEIsIoE Syrup, splendid article; at
II sep21 J. X. MEIGS'.
MA.GkEnEL No. P Kits and by Fsa ( y TE5as
EXCEISIOR Family Starch, in pound papers manu-
Il featured in Providence, r. l., the best in use at
sep2I j. *. MEiGS.
(,EDAR PALS, brass bound and thoroughly made,
~ Willow Cabs, Butter Bowls, Ladies' &C.; at
sep27 J. h MEiGs.
MAccsAsHaoSI and verHaes pure a;'I K Mics ni
DREsERyED PEACHES, Strawberries, Rasrberrles
/ and Cherries, [sep27l ]. X. MEIGs'.
ID OCK SALT by the pound or bbls at .,
II sep27 J. X. MEIGs'.
- ENUINE English, American, and French Mustard,
VI Worcestershire Sauce, West India Preserves, &c,
at Tsep21l j. X. MEIGS'.
S,UGAES.-Gr nilated, Powdered, Crushed, and Gu
- ba Tsep21 j. X. MEIGS'.
YAKIMA, Spices OF all kinds, ground and whole,
L sep2T J. X. NElGS'.
| SPERM OIL pure, at
| - sep27 J. X. MEIGS'.
! nSwEGO CORN STARCH, Chocolate and Cocoa Ca
" pers, at tsepz'l J. IA MICS.
Cheese.
lust received lot of Hamburger Cheese at wholesale
- and retail. oc,ll JAMES IL MElGs-
/ I AIDES Velvet covered Whisp Brooms, a neat and
/ i useful article for these dusty times, at
/ ocll } IL MElbs'
C,TCART's y. Y. Fancy Candies, from Gum Drop TO
= Peppermint STICK. ut [oclil J. X. MEiGS.
Ale and Porter.
SCOTCH Ale and London Porter in pint bottles, at
~ wholesale and retail. at Ioclll j. X. MEIGS'.
T. ocii k. MEIGs'
Hams.
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ANOTHER NEW
Family Grocery Store.

IA Ne Nr1f, az NO0r". Tlfe NfnnV, tltt door %
Buck q COte's Furniture Store.
GEO. PIERCE
u ESPECTFCLLI informs hou-ekeepers and all others
II in Ottawa. that lie has opened a Family Grocery
and Provision Store the above location. where he viii
sell cheap the cheapest, and sometimes little
cheaper,
Sugars. 770iass -. coffee. Teas.
Soap Candies. HaCkcrcl, and all other kinds Of Salt
Fish, spices, Pickles, Apples, Potatoes Chickens Eggs
Flour Neai-in short everything that belongs a full
stocked Family Provision store. He respectfully socits
a share of public patronage.
Goods delivered promptly free of charge. in all parts
of the City. Ottawa October II, 1sJ6.
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Sudden, Mills.

HIiE above Mills with four of burrs, and situated
the Fox River Feeder, -four miles above Ottawa
together with iGih Of the that flows In said river
will be leased for term Of upon the favora-
bic The location and power is unsurpassed in the
country, and lesAl inducements offered to
Of enterprise and capital, which Is rarely
with For further information, address the under
signed. d. GREEN.
Dayton, February !, 1851
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BEINNO 4 'ATCIIEKLEY.
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS
ANY g. STAPLE GROCERIES,
rs. Cardyly's Block, opposite the Post office,
OTTAWA, ILL.
y REEN and Black Tea Coffee, Chocolate, West India
NJ Fruits, Pickles and Preserves. Candles, Common
and Fancy Soaps, CaiSup and Cordial, Meat and Fish
Sauces Tobacco and Cigars, Cider and Fancy Vinegar
Loaf Clarified. Crushed, and Crude Sugar, Willow Work
Baskets, Wooden and Earthen Ware, Grain Bags,
Brushes, Erooms, Flour Corn Meal, Bacon, Fish, Sar
dimes, Oysters and HOLSTERS, French Mustard, Olive OIL
Figs Dates, Prunes, imported Crons Currants, Green
and Dried Fruits. Ground and Ungronnd Cloves, Spices
Ginger. Cinnamon, Coffee, Pepper, &C, &c. Maccaro-
nj, Coopers Baking Powder, Worcessire Sauce, Nuts
Candies, Carnphor, Cream Tartar, Resin, Chalk, Tar,
Ink, Indigo, wholesale and retail.
C. DELANO,
sep6 T. Il. ATCHERLEY.
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MECHANISM OF TIE HoRsEs.-The Scien-
tific American says, the elastic tissue pacIe!
within each hoof of a horse is SO folded
backwards and forwards, that it would pre-
sent surface of four feet square were it
spread out. Thus his litubs and the entire
weight of his body rest on spring cushions
packed in boxes
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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.
E;yIPu>Iyc Arrivals,

vNHE subscriber has st received lis Spring stock 4,
the above old ard popular .-iaIl.,sHert corpr--
health ~ sIistautJ- o. life H. purchases are
uoN irving from tie sati, AMI Ntl BIZ purchases
elsewhere. comprise tie largest, fullest, freshest
and rh.ar.-f stock 90 Family GraHrr.- p found
tween Chicago and - Louis lie invites al sho
skeptiral t,i- point call and them. follow
Ing articles comprise bot part % Lis lls, constantly
>1gr- brown. loaf, clarified, and crushed.
C-T.s Eip gDt Java
-Uofr-s,-, 81. -ar aaEsc. plantation and syrup.
E.sH.di,.. star stelr.ue. sperm, and tlow.
Tar. green, black. hol.-a- &C.
>-fy. ro.ir, CASTLE, and shaving.
Io51ce0. Cayeua.-h, hHe cut. smoking, &c.
TTgTrs. anything from long uue' to mild four
penny Cuba"
6fi. uuseei. sperm and olive.
Pork lard. ts.iuw. g..
F,Sl. 1uak-Tel. white. herring. and trout
'.cott NHfs. r.sis.l-. and -irTants.
f,yS at retail by the drum.
hirg~r J'r.--rres. very tine article.
TIr.gIr. the b.sr crab and cider.
Jticit.S 10 jars, al kinds, extra.
PAPER >,Ucs, pepper. salt alspire, ginger, and all
other ordinary condiments.
Nut. Brazil. flb-ri. Almonds pea nuts, &c.
7,rs ,1r children. including cry babies and everything
el~e from the elephant 20 Jseh the giant killer
DySf.4-v- slr.lII-~- &c, IN cans.
s.IH5ias q Co: Of al kinds
I'GL,, bTusrg-. uops. -
O.,rggs. AMI l1,oas, fresh from the s2ath, retail
~ the box
PaDer ink pens and al kinds Of stationery.
Joer. shot, caps lead. aud everything in that line.
Fishing fGciiS from thu Longest pole 20 minuow hooks.
FIy,,r. potatoes. vegetables m their season butter,
eggs chickens. and all SUCH little ''arrat -.u.r' need
families always L-l.t when tEsy possibly be
procured for love money.
YIOLINS.
very fine ot Of yions, with all the arrangements,
.iLSO-, Ii-9go ami -ityr LANE ant C.aon'. tore-
Their with Everything else That b. named 10 LIS line,
and il he Is not supplied with tie article called for he
will spare no pain, expense to get IT,
Nav 81 l-.si X MONTGOMERY.