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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-23

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SUPPORT Youn HONE PAPAR.-The Cleve.
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VI me local papers. a county acquires pro-
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MW'ess at stake, his home paper is necessity.
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Ftsr3l6Shina Goods
STEs.F vs. RH.9Y,S.

oil The latest styles, patterns and fashion.
deem il unnecessary TO enumera,e any
'hmg more. All ask is for you TO come
and examine my stock and if YOU can't get
l!ch at the Young America Clothing Store,
there is no harm done. y. II. slime,
Morgantown, April 90, 1858. If
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One copy for one YER So 90 and Wifi
One copy for two years 3 so and "iCts
One copy for three years 8 90 and 2 Sins
One copy for five years 500 and + sins
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year S5 90 and 3c;ns
Five copies one year s 90 and + "ins
Ten copies enc year IS 90 and 10 Gin
lwen'y-one copies one year 80 90 and 2l Gifts
The articles to be distributed are comp1iscI
in the following list
Packages Of gold containing $500 90 each.
80 w. 90. 90. 200 90 ach
~ 90. do. do. 100 90 each
l0Patent Lever Hunting Cased
watches 100 90 each
90 Gold Watches Is on ooch
, "o 90. .... 90 90 each
a"o 40. 90 90 each
300 Ladies Gold Watches "a M onoi
200 Silver Hunt'g cased Watches 80 90 each.
800 Silver Watches $40 to % 90 each
1000 Gold, Guard, Vest and Fob "~"'
Chains 10 to so 90 each.
Gold Lockcts, Bracelets, Breaches, Ear Drops
breast Pm, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons. RinGs
sh'rt studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thin
eteS, ana variety Of other articles, worth from
DO cents to $40 dollars each
Immediately on receipt Of the subscrip
money, the Subscribers name will he entered
upon our subscription book opposite a number,
ana me gut corresponding with that number,
VIII DC forwarded, within one week, by mail or
express, postpaid
All communications should be addressed to
,o, .o, BECKETT & CO.,
As and 40 MofIat Building, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
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Dunder und BIitzenl
WHAT A PILE OF CLOTHING AT THE
Young America CLOTHING STORE!

WHAT A PILE OF CLOTHING AT THE
Young America CLOTHING STORE !
THE undersigned would respectfully an.
nouncc 10 the citizens Of Monongala and
adjoining counties, that he has just received
from the East large, cheap. elegan, aud
well assorted stock of
Spring s. !SyMlaac,. CE0Shing,
which will no doubt give satisfaction to ali
who may favor him with their patronage. -
His stock consists III part Of
COaIs-Clo,h, Cashmere, Twec d. Mar.
seiliaise, Linen. Cotton Goats, &C., of the
latest sly les and most approved patterns.
Pants-Clolh,C Cashmere, Cassinet. Mar
sehlaise, Linen end Cotton Pants, in the
latest styles aud made Of The best material.
Vcsis.-Cloth, Cashmere, S, TX, (plam &
hgured,) Italian Cloth, Satin. Marseillaise,
Linen and Cotton Vests, Of the latest STYLES.
with large assortment of GeMticra mems
Furnishing Goods!
Marseillaise Shirts and Collars; Linen Shirts
and Collars, Cravats, Neck Tics, Handkls..
Drawers, Socks, Carpet Bags Suspenders,
and 80 forth, and SO forth. Also, I'have on
hand, all of which will be soil exceedingly
low, large and well ee!ec,ed assortment of
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SKIN DISEA SES AND GLANDULih
SNE BILLINGS

Every species Of exterior irritation is quickly
reduced by the anti-inlammatory action Of this
Ointment. Angry ERUPrIoNs, such as SALT
RHEun, ERYsIPELAs, TErrER, RINGwoRN, ScALD
lead, NErrLE RASH, SCARIEs, Tor iTcH) Sc,
dIo out, 10 return no more, under its appica-
ton. Hospital experience in all parts Of the
world proves its Individuality in diseases Of
UICEns snprs kNn ;rT,n,oa ,.,'''
The effect Of this unrivailcd external remedy
upon Scroiua, and other Yirulcnt ulcers and
sores, is almost miraculous. 1t first discharges
the potion which produces suppuration and
proud flesh. and thus the cures which its healing
properties afterwards complete are safe as veil
is permanent.
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Wounds, Bruises. Bnrns & Stalds.

In cases OF the fracture o the bones, injnrcs
caused 10y steam explosions, BRUISES, BURNS
SeALDS, RnEUMATISm, STIFFNESS OF TIFF JOINTS,
and contraction Of the simcws, it is einplo "cd
and warmly recommended by the faculty. This
marvellous remedy has beeh introduced hy lis
Inventor IN person into all the leading Hos Is
OF Europe, and II" private household should be
HtLout IL
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UNDENIARLE TESTIMONY.

The Medical Staff Of tho French and ENGLISH
Armies IN the Crimca officially signed their op-
ptoyal ci HolIoway's Ointment, 20 the most re-.
liable dressing for sabre cuts, etnbs, and gun.
shot wounds. 1t is also used by the surgeons o.
the Allied Nayios.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-13

EXiNFIIIyG Hollow WARE.-The ena-
melting of ca>t-rCu vessels and other hollow
ware, j. an art which Has introduced n the
year 1879 and again in 1889. In the tier
case, large sums OF money have been ex-
pended in periectiHg the processes. The in
venti0n consists in coating iron sauce pans In
such way as 10 prevent the enamel from
cracking splitting from the effects Of fire.
The vessel IS first q aued with dilute sui
phuric acid, then boiled in pure water The
composition Is next applied. This consists
OF one hundred pounds Of tiin;s and fifty
pounds vi bOraX, calcjned an! finely ground,
the mixture bel. 2 fused and gradually cool
ed. Forty pounds Of This mixture are then
ground with water. with five pounds of pot
tiers clay into paSiy mass, such as VIII fOIm
q coat on the inner surface of vessel about
one-sixth Of an inch thick. This coating i
"set" by putting the vessel in warm room.
The second coating or glazing is then appl.-
ed. This consists OF one hundred and TWEEN
ty-tiVe pounds of white glass without lead.
twenty Iive pounds of borax, twenty pounds
of soda In crystals, AL pu...Eize together
and vitrilied by fusion, then ground, oed
in water and dTied. To forty five pounds OF
this mixture one pOuld of soda is added !;
the whole mixed in not water, and, when
dry, pouhde y portion OF this powder Is
siited finely and evenly over the internal
surface of the vessel while the first coating
Is still moist. The vessel Is dried III a stove
at the temperature OF two hundred and
twelve degrees; next heated gradually IN a
kiln or NULL, until the glaze fuses. The
vessel is then taken out and glazed powder
busted over the glaze already in fusion. and
the ycsse: IA aga heated
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SKELETON LEAyEs AyO FL0wGEs- The
leaves aHd flowers If plants are al formed
of framework, beautiful and dsIira'c in
the extreme, composed Of woody fiber, cor
responding 70 the skeleton Of animals; and
between tne IHteTstrcs OF ~ 5. iibers = ga
therrj the softer material, forming che ar
or flower. II the leaf b. taken and placed
in water, and left ~ the same water for from
three to four months, ! this soft matter de-
GAYS, aud tie stem mav be taken ia the
han J, and the refuse shaken away There
remain behind 4 network or skeleton OF
tine original object, which can b. bleacfIed
with little iiHr, and i forms n most ov.!y
de- GRAFTON = the maTtc.-piece Of the tasty.
The leaves OF tie ivy, the stink-poi of the
stromoniun. (Which Is now 10 BE- found
exactly ripe for STEPPING the oak leaf, and
IN fact, every production of the vegetable
world, are not only applicable, but show
themselves with greater beauty when skele-
-tonizcd than when perfect.
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Lands for Snle.
PACIFIC CEEi

Is the name Of Il fourisling young city. six
months old laid and built up since the 10Th of last
May. situated on the Missouri River in Mills County,
iowa the point where tbs Burlington Railroad strikes
the Missouri River, and where the st. 10 and Council
Bluff Railroad crosses the Burlington and Missouri Ri
channel of the Missouri River, "a beautiful eninencc,
and giving u delightful view of the Missouri River
for 20 miles each also view of Platte mouth in
Nebraska. and the windng- Of Platte River she oils
her waters into the muddy Missouri. Nearly opposite
Pacific City is the well known Steamboat Landing called
Bethiehrr's Landing Pacific City contains about
$40 inhabitants; weekly newspaper printed there, call
ell Pdcifc ty Enterprise nearly 100 houses costing
from five hundred fifteen thousand dollars Lots have
been selling for from hundred 10 three hundred dol
lars.
We have cured large tract Of Land adjoining Paci
fc City, and one-half mile nesre the Landing. We
have laid the into City Lots onethird of which
intend 10 give to person who VIII first send
in 81 for for the deed acknowledgement and cons
Iteration TO validate the deed and have the first
chance OF the fret adjoining reserved Lot for g. and the
refusal Of the adjoining reserved Lot for So
And these Lots Just good any Of those lately
sold for several hundred dollars.
The history OF several Cities in the West who have
tscu this and have grown up in a single year
win fully explain object in Offering such unparalleled
inducements. Send and fortune with a
small capital dId bld iciea you get reddy Positive
~ huibug. Only 81 for Lot 80 for Lots and
81 for three adjoining Lots For Of the first Lots
80, must be each; for three Lots, (s3lD six months
credit will be given If such give their with
six per interest and place such notes in the hands
Of gistre, (to be collected when due and forward
notice Of such fact Full names and residences
must be given. Address JFIiU JOHN,
Refor t" L. Nackolls Geo Y. Wellington, Pacific
CITY Iowa dsr5
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THE PRAIRiE Roses

The PEAIEiE RosEs-R,sA RUEIFOLrA.-If
our gardens were once attractive from
good selection OF climbing plants, how much
more must they ROW be since the Double
Prairie Roses have been aided in 80 great
variety to our LIST. InIeod there wer. no
hardy roses worth hayi until the former
were introduced; bat wi l. fifteen or twenty
varieties of tbs class, hr~ much have our
gardens been enriched: Everyb pll -
a Prairie Rose, or we hi ,ht sat. the -'l-e-n
II tie PTIiFies;' for MT one IN ten know
OF the existence OF O-IcT equally j. fine
kinds. They grow in any situation facing
north or sou.h, flower after other kinds have
done, and with the variety Of coIors which
may be obtained, coHtr QUITE more than a
o hers 10 the Ge y atiye character Of every
tre.is or arbOr. Some 81 the best sorts are
the following: Queen of tn Prair.es. vi
lejgev.lic, Baltimore Belle, Anne Mare. Su-
Uerb, PERPETUAL Pink, Mr.. Hoyey, y :
Guuue!e, Miss Pierce. ard Pride OF Wash
ingtoa.-J. 9. D., Lgoa. y I, IN Cosst5g
GeAtieE.GH
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OK THE PROPAGATION OF PLASrs.-From
Lord kamcs' Geg.tisHsda Firmer, (Ediu-
burgh, 1179J The seeds of humble
plants, that they may rise ami remove,
spread more sail 10 the wind the thistle
spread, his beard and away he travels to
nix his residence IN remote pIrjS. \ plant
OF this kind, EriJsroH C.iHdi lease, was i'm
ported frOn Canada about one hundred
sired years ago into the Paris garden. Ii Is
now spread as Wild plant oyer France,
Holland, Germany, Italy, and it Is said, over
Sicily. II Is spread TO such a degree over
the south OF England, as to be Unlisted
among the indigenous plants
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La Sale Street Drug Store.

ENASTERY MADE Doors. sash, and Blinds. for sale by
Il JUL, : c. EA.L sos.
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lets f0T SAFE.
YilIIE undersigned have for sale the following lots which
= they offer at low rates. time, viz:
Giorey's addition to Oti0lcd.
Lots !. and g. block |.
Lots 3, 1, = 5, . and 12, boc; g.
Lots 3, Is, = 9 and IL, block {.
Lots |, ., 2, I, ; and 6, block 5.
Lots l, ?, 3 and >, block g.
Lots ], I, D. : and g block 5.
Lots 3, and H. block ..
Lots !, .. 3, 4aud 5. block II.
Lots !, 2, ), T. 3 s, and s block 49,
Lots 6. Ia. II and Is block 10.
Lots = 9, l2 and L. block 20
Lots ]! =, ), ), ), t. and 3, block Is
Norris addition.
Lots and 6, block 5.
OtfGJrG Gity.
Lots 2 3. & ;. g. and in the subdivision 81 10, =
Lots aud . 0
Lots I, =, 3. and 10, 10
TRUE WATERMAN,
jul9 m &c in Grnk Of Otty,ro
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LICE or CALvEs-The best resort that |
have ever found to rid my calves of lice. is
very siEaple. easy. and only tliis: Take few
dry ashes from n, stove; rub them well in
to The haiI u the animals, and all those
troublesome 1.-THE creatures viii soon become
harmless and disappear. Calves, or any
other animals 10 which ashes are applied,
should be kept dry for a few days. H.,
in Country GeEttcmga.
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1tle0irines.
NKOFFAT,S
Life Pills and Ph9niX BitterS.

ys,E best family Medicine before the public for
the cure S:roflla, Ulcers, ScarUy, or krupttoHs
of the SKIN Fere, and Ague, Dyspefsfd, Dropsy, and
in fact most all diseases yield their curative pro-
perties.
1t has been computed that during the last twenty five
years upwards of Four Millions of persons nave been
benefited by Of these medicines; iact "hch
speaks in favor their curative propertesa
single trial will place them beyond the reach OF compete
ton In The estimate of every patient fy Their use the
. BLOOD Is RESTORED TO 4 HEALTHY STATE and fFeed
iron. al t"HrtieS. The system Is not reduced during
their Grafton but invgoraed ard they require no re-
straiut from business pleasure
The dDicfed haze in these HedictD@s - "'afsdp mat
ci0 do for than all HAT 1aediciee po>sIiy efect-
Prepared by ". i. NDFFAT. VI. D., Mac York,
And FOR sale by DAVID WALKER CO.,
G.. L. THOMPSON.
3 i,y.,,f.
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zartrult ar al


MEASURING Com L; TIE CRIB, &c-Eds.
Co. GcHt-A correspondent in your paper
of Dec. II, 1857, gives-an excellent and per-
fectIy correct rule for determining the num-
Der OF bushels in crib or bin, but the ope-
ration may lie materially simplified, VIZ, by
multiplying the cubic contents in feet by the
decimal eight-tenths-thuS, 1900 cubic feet
by s, gives 1880 bushels; and for the
neaped or coal Lushcl OF BOSS inches, multi
Ply by sixty -four hun!re.ltis, or. for greater
a. carney, " SIX hundred aud forty-two
thou~ai dths. thus: 1dgox. G42-Gt2.O bu-
she 5. I would buy or sell corn or coal by
the above measure in large quantities in
preference 10 measuring by "a sealed busnel,
IS am convinced that tse c ut will vary
les from the truth, whieh Ray Jr proved by
We Ching
An easy rule to calculate the number OF
barrels in a cistefn, Is To divide the cubic
contents in fest by four and twenty-ohe
buudr edths. Exanple: c.stern, contain
iu, bv measurement 500 cable feet, divided
by u, gives 1IS.s barrels. or barrel T.
every inch in depth Tor 5u3 square feet OF
horizontal section.-P. i. HGy. .Scerictlcy,
III, IA Country Gertte4sGH.
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Striking CuTTINGs.-Now is the time to
Set about suiki. g cuttings of the various
bedding plant. Pr pare for enough. II
h at l. obtaii.ahlc, quite small l:tyie pieces
WI strike readily but ii the house or wind
Is cool, say as and under, ia. n Z large piece
viii IKE better than small on-.
After they are ro);c!, Il pots are scarce,
v'ry tuu ~oI> vii Az. W r just as we'll
ChuUsr sod from 30. without sand; cut i
about inches or inches deep; then hop
into squares OF two iu,hc-, bUt not quite
throu Ia the sod; &c, al old knife, and cut .;
h.tls -iule in each ct ths pieces; insert the
plant, and cloe mp with a little fine soil
lnese sod, may then be stood together In
the green house, or better yet ls2na n-
EOt-Jed. in M-.cA .-----;......iag over a Eli!c
fire 5, j! or sand 20 fiji Up the crev:ces.
The young plants VIII on Commence to
root in the sod, and u 'lajri y mat up full
Of root. At planting time ali that IS ueces-
sary Is to separate tie lttl- sOds aud plant
in the ground. We grew large quantity
this way last year, and foul! ,hey dlL well.
e. s., iH Country Gentlsg.g-.
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$50 Eeygnr6

& ToLEN from the subscriber, living u the town of Sc
- rena La Sale County, Mon day evening January
4th, ISIS, BRIGHT BAY MAKE, with white hair mixed
through the bay heavy with foal, barefoot the e toc
joints OF the hind feet bent nearly The ground large
wind gals the gamDrel joints. Said mare had on
when taken saddle, bride, and halterthe saddle is
new, with light skirts and dark The halter
leather headsta!i with rope for Strap. The
taken while hitched near the Serena School House.
The above reward will be paid for the and thief,
twenty-five dollars for the alone
that will lead to her recovery.
Address Serena Post Office La Sale County, H.,
lang DANIEL BLAKE
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IL all Paper E5eDot.

Trimmings. sc.
Glas.-AH sizes from by 10, to 81 by a.
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u. ". BcsHgE7gEs
ANlNG purchased the entire stock Of Drugs. Medi-
zines. Or, Paints. kr. formerly owned nv Hunter
4 Tu0alg- Old say to his friends and t!e public
ucrai!y- that i- viii continue the TT business at the
old stand, on La sale St, doors north OF NJ IL
>wIts ag cihcr, where he viii be happy To accummO
date all those who may favor him with a call. All per-
sons wishing obtain pure article ia the drug line,
VIII always be sure to find it n NCAKTHUE's, he in
tends to keep other kind. lie would invite the
ton o the ladies in particular his stock Of Prruse
~ which Is the best and most extensive offered in
ottawa varying in price and quality suit purchasers
lie has also large and beautiful assortment of LAMPS
Lanterns. Chandeliers OF all sze4, from twenty five
cents up to fifty dollars each.
Also Hat Tooth, Pail Cloth, and Paint Brushes. OF
all descriptions; besides Soaps, Shaving Creams Poma-
tums, Hair Oh, Combs Pens, Ink, Paper, Envelopes,
ana host OF fancy articles, too numerous mention
lie VIII keep constantly hand sash and Glass Of all
sizes. glazed ready for use at manufacturers prices
Dr. McABrHUs will continue the practice Of medicine
as heretofore, and may always be found at his Store
when not absent on professional business. feb3
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For sale al ~ sEarg:,i,.

lrIIT0Fc1 farn y 100 acres, an vel fenced.
= small house ana eighty the pillow. Il
the Me- - =, Tos.a - Range 5, and 81 mile, from
Ottawa For terms euqairv 81
THOMAS ADAMS. OssIfr or
jaLlE-3u H. Z. ESNES Osf.ftcu.
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Academy Gs Music.
T.en{IlerI

TUST received, at the Hide aud Leather Store. o
- posite the City Mills direct from Ncw York, arg
lot Of French Calf aud Kip Skins Common Upper Calf
and Kip Uppers. Fancy Pink, and RGssrti Innings Al
so, Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather. Harness. Bride,
a.d Collar Leather ali of which will BE- sold at the very
lowest cash price by Jan 23l JNO. NJ KING.
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For sale.


HAVE > $40 Of I1ni IN Bureau County suitall.
for grazing, which will sell exchange sor lands In
L sale County.
have i-.. i." acres o. land In Henderson County
III for sd, cheap. or w.. e-hznse Tor improved land
iu this County. Ialgf1 T. TuOESF.
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4 HE Subscribers or FOR sale leo % Land stu
a;-l e Nrruilion, u.iIe and half fgom tim
beg, AID tvs" miles from @aug-Ts coal beds. There
g. % last --Dl- hrrkiug fenced and ready for
a crop an spring Thor, viii be five years time given 10
pay for 1t at3 per cent per aunuu- F1qair, Of
-f-tE COOK 4 CInYFp
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! sN-gEer7s. EOIfce.
Stock Of Goods for Sale!

FSNliE entire stock of Goods lately owned by AMAsa
Il FOSTER, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, 30 is and Shoes, Clothing,
CfOekeF.y, HardSrGre DrHgs and Medicines,
and Druggists Fa,aituFe.
Is now offered for sale such will make
object for any one wishing to already
tabished in business buy as be sold
To close the business.
For terms call upon the subscriber
GEO. WHIPPLR, assignee.
y. BAH persons indebted by book account,
expected call and settle Immediately, and save
costs. myl6
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MANTLE MAxINs--A. n late meeting Of
the Farmers Club of tnc American Insti-
ture, Mr.. L. W. Field re ID Il paper Oh ma
nures, IN which he said:
The whole subject OF Inanures may DC
stated in this proposition:
l. Manure docs not waste So long as ii is
unfer neHted, or Hndiss lived, and those con-
ditions may be effected 10y drying or sa,ura-
ton.
2. Fresh manure i unfit for food for
plants.
3. Fermen,Ing manure, in contact with in
ert ma ter, has the Pc Ser of neutralizng vi
cious properties, sucn As the fannie acid OF
peat, and making it a fertilizer
l. Manure wastes N Two ways-the es-
cape oi gas and the diss,.ying of It's soluble
salts
.. The creative power Of manure, mixed
with ether substances, is caI able Of multi
plying its value many tines
.. ! he value Of manure TO crops is in pro-
PORTION to IT. divisibiity through the soil
Tie gOJjen rule ~ .f;1rmt. Q slouJi BE- small
quantities OF maHag~ Thoroughly diCidea dnI
inteTmihgied teiA Tie soil.
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G-at's Stoga Boots,
KIP
Car
Extra French aud RIhbrr Boots
Gents c., aai Patcu; Caters,
Boys Boots,
Shoes.
Buffalo over Shoes,
Cal:
Also fine line % Soft Hats P.u.i4 Caps and other
Goods, all % which have been bought expressly Tor this
market, and vii! be sold At price, that cannot fail
t>'y ali For the proof, call and see. No trouble
show goods.
Remember the place, doors east Of Nancv BOWS
Hardware store. Main =. isep25i T. g. HALDEEF
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IAKN, EnR NAIE.

- r. nov owned ~ NW. NEgguUeT. and common
is known RICE i'srg farm containing :g0 acres.
and y.I. one rail-. south of NArseill-s sw sec 70 ami
So. z -: L. - II - wei ua-Tef- extending
river rhe northeast corner has about eres %
good t!ub-r, 81 .,irf-i good hnu-, barn and
oGtbui'd.rr q. and oNE HUNDRED APPLE TREES Is
Years I'd. and Of ths choicest kind o. !rait.
Also. 20 convenient Tenant House.
7 farm swell adapted iaT llil ST0cE and Grain.
Tie above farm MI. be ... elcvrT by 'ar, ti..u any
other L. sale County Tie owner j. bound sell.
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Lot 81. Ottawa City.
1. Lot, in The states Addition TO Ottawa.
Lots in Ottawa Centre.
~. 81. . lots in subdivision o. a part OF
the NFti sec. 3, I g. Rs
This property ovcrio"ks the City and IS the de-
sirshc and valuable property ~ Ottawa 'oT residence
Also I. p and lots Of Geo. W. I;a,s-tt's
preen; residence and about lot In Basses Addition
20 Ottawa, adjoining and north Of Chlmpu iiaubury's
Addition Tiiee lots viii be e. by 80 feet ANY Of
above property will be- sold YEAR, time, desired
will interest only payable annually ten per cent.
nyic GEO. : FISHER
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