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On motion Of Gray, the thanks of the council
were rendered TO the retiring aldermen, for their
kindness and courteous bearing in the discharge
ef their duties.
The aldermen elect then appeared, were qdalif
cd, and took their seats.
On motion of Gray, the council adjourned.
}. AVERY, Uty Cerk.
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Dry Goods Cheap for Cash,
The Peoples Cheap Store !
HOIl:LASS d CLARK.

The Pl6ntH G chHSn S10rH !
DOUGLASS d CHA TIA.
A RI now receiving their SDrjuy and sumer stock o!
u r,sN S.Uns.S.
T. which they would invite The citizens Of Ottawa and
vicinity IN Ill and .x,rin-
rs. i,,., % -, a.. los, asso-,,,er, NJ Dry Goods
in , -. t,er1 a, rr,-e. mat cannot be beat, a.
our ter are ta- usual strictly ca h.
We shall b- receivi. < new Goods direct from New
York every week., which viii enable - TO Offer our
customers the latest styles At iis lowest prices.
Among our stock may be iolnd pres eIhr, c"'"Teu
and black Brriins, Na!entd- thailis' ne Lame ne
Faye, Tissues Nonaifs De B--e-- Apacca- Bra mart.
GIN hams, Lawns French English and American PRINTS
White Goods.
Checked aud Striped Cambrics, s~s, Book and Dotted
h.sir. Embroid.r NlsliEs for Curtains Lsiies and
Gents I4ndk-rchisfs.
Sh.,~,. Sh,,rys
'"""'-s ~" .s,.---,-
W. ihfile par,',''af a''eI.o 49,, - o' 80 -
i"s iAT<'st a IA ~" '-H,' a. - - =, -.
b'oSNe' '-'@' 'i"Pe anu '"'' = az " ~ i
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Valuable GistS.

WE making presents O! B'"lS. Nfh"nr'2;
w FIN Pictures. Pori'st hutrts, 'r,~d Pans ana
P~8cls, g. DC FROM - cents 10 30 "a every WAC
buys Books nom our Miscellaneous Sock
aplT EATHBUS K ORION.
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Money, Money!.
Seed Corn .

gHyHE subscriber has 1000 bushels Of NO; SEED
Corn for sale, warranted sound and good. samples
can be seen at his Office. In Metropolitan Block Farm
srs mus, call soon, fer il is going OF like hot CAKES
as j. .sANGER-
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g11IE lovers of fine arts, and the public generaly are
J. invited to examine specimens now on exhibition at
the new Rooms Just opened the City Bank OF
E,mes Allen Co. north Of the Court House, under The
supervision of Mr.. JAS. MARsToS. -
The undersigned having purchased the interest OF Mr.
,RsroS in the now prepared 10 iur-
nsh Ambrotypes the highest style OF the art warrant
ed in every 10 give satisfaction or no charge
made The services Of Mr. MARsroN have been secured
for short time and those acquainted with his SKIN VIII
need no further assurance getting truthful picture
a share of the public patronage IS solicited ,
Ottawa, October 3, 1851. 4. NJ VAN pohE>.
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CLEARED.

STATEMENT Of TIE principal articles transported e
Illinois and Michigan Canal entered ut TIE COLLECT
orr Office at Ottaacd, for the month ending AprA 80,
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Board. -,
A FEW young gentlemen can be accommodate VIZ "
N board at the residence Of the subscriber cas- VI
Fox River the bridge. Rooms can De Pro''ue" "
two or three, and day board for Others; r. r,-cxrp
ape4 pHN L. -
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RU9HEEE Horses, one Double Wagon, one Single Wa
ron and one Set Double Harness, for sale. En-
auire at the City Mil Store. tmar1Sl WIN. ERWIN.
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HARD AR 6,

Comprising everythi. usually kept in our line Also,
large assortment Of
Cook and I'arsOr stoves.
every variety and of he latest improved patterns all
of which now prepared to Offer ut
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
We call the attention of farmers wanting Stoves TO
the fact that selling Stoves
TEN DOLLARS LESS
than they can purchase the edlrs. That is quite an
item in these dubious times Please remember th ana
bring your bank bills in before the Banks fail and leave
them your hands ,, ..-...a.- 9, -
return thanks to our frlendS anu customers IV
invite Won All to call upon before purchasing feeling
assured you will be satisfied with our prices and te qua
a.. - - eds Save your money and drop in on
Main street. opposite the Bank hlNu &HARD.
1,.,-
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n ut their old stand, La Sale 81. 49,
They keep ready made and trimmed Collins, and Me-
tac Burial Cases of all kinds and sizes constantly on
hand. Persons from the country will have no delay
See advertisement next week. tiebhI HlBsON DIV.
Wanted.
PARTNER with "a capital Of from $1,000 TO Sl'ooe'
n in n profitable business. Enquire at this once or
=, -. C;,y ROOF E;nd.ry jams
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MARRIED-In this city, May 9th. by Rev. N. K.
whttIesey Mr.. PHILIP GoDFREI and Miss MARY AvEaS.
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OTTAWA SEMINARY.

FI1iE FOURTH SENIANSEAL SESSION commenced
Monday. Feb. ~ ISIS, and will close Friday.
July - -5- students admitted at all times and
charged only from the date OF entrance. Instructions
are given in all the departments OF an Academic aud
Collegiate course Of study.
Expenses.
For Board. Washing, Lights. and tuition in the
Academic and Collegiate Departments, per year
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE Il WATERMAN.
II the Brink of OttItc,t- Ottr,cH H.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity ut usual rates
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
TITLES investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow-
t~igcd.
Policies issued in the following companies
In S.tie C0HHfs Mutual Fire TasurGncs o.;
Illinois H1,HII do do
lS,SDh~n-OB gO1rfH Y,FsurI DO do
National L>-ts Fs-,d Lift assurance !S1cisfv.
WI. VI. TRUE.
yu-~ e-y ISAAC v WATERMAN
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BANK OF OTTAWA.

u NAITfsHNN
OpeH from, Q o'clock Il " 10 AZ o'clock r. W.
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold
Interest allowed on time dep"Sites-
Gold and Silver bought and sold
Collections made parts of the State and promptly
the day Of payment, at current rates OF
change. lmar2ll l. v WATERMAN, tnsltier.
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GasssNN l. BRO.

New Tobacco ami Cigar Store.
Z LEWIS, dealer in Foreign and Domestic Tobaccos,
~ Cigars Fruits Candies, Nuts &c, La Sale street,
one door south of Gays Furniture Store. febl3-u
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why don't you Insure
La Sale County Mutual Fire Insurance 10.
CAPITAL $4,000.
EE insuring prOe-ty Of all kinds very low rates
GEO. II. NORRIS, Pres.
VIZ " TzrE Ser iun3
Foot and shoe shop.
AN prepared 10 manufacture to order Gents
L. Morocco. Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
Kid Goat Cali, and gndressed Morocco Boo;ees,
Caters and Bdskins.
Heel Caters and Foote'S made in good STYLE OF good
stock.
shop over = c Earl : Sons Store. Ottawa
Repairing neatly done Al work warranted
feb2s ID. T. TUCKER.
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On motion of Gray. Aaron B. Smith and Arthur
Lockwood were declared duly elected Police Magis-
trates
The following Aldermen declared duly
elected:
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IHsURANCR.

Z. rsoS % |. s A. fs.
Copeay nskss lnsursss assast los OF damage ny f.
Ds,ir, N-u nsnres Tobacco Factories and oihsI build
nra - nrn11re euoaA mervhandse, gsasray IN
tpssi ND spnnsry q NJ favsrabis tsfnaa
Al nakn tu5oFunps he lives q AL pcrsons enleyns
es1 hsA - sfssu.t o.
ssv x ordinary will be insured on
reasonable terms ....,
Tks Oanpany va also taks marine dsks from OF
he NoftAesn Of Deaskern Port, Al favorable RATES
hoard OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES H. CObbS Vice Presdent.
0EORaE D. THURMAN, Ch,et Engineer.
JouE OTEY TAYLOR, sAarkL u MCKINNEY
DExTeR 0Tkr SAMUEL 0AhLAhD'
JAnEs PAYNE JoHN r. DAVIS.
MN A srRArros MAURICE b. LAs0HoRNE.
: - JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CRIED r WILLS, Secr'y.
On Rs vi y Il 3 a,s.ia OWES Medical Examiners.
The Of subjects for Insurance VIII pc
the once Company esch day between tho
hoafp VI and 4 O'Clock r. y. 'fsoIn
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND. May lst, ls.6
Gentlemen: My child had breaking out last
fail IN small which gradually extended
sad Including both which eaten y th
an " thai both woul drop on
tried All vi advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied u TURF
OIL 1t get better the bottle got broke and we az
Ie gals tit again began 10 My elder
SAID, PA, fogct That Turf Oil,
okcd so much better when you Used It," We get anolir
oe, and her head nearly we'll This agra
ased and took ha6 hour every
very offensive. One bottle feel
her entirely, there but little If the disease
You benefit others,
great pleasure ~ giving you this certificate
Respectfully, r. T. CHALK.
To Dow
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.>ad the Truth nbW"i our Turf Oil.

sleigh ride his winter DISCOVERED horses
and the skin Oh place argei than my hand from
rubbing the inside of the thigh. applied your
OIL and a day o he we'll. Another ease -
mule Inch working dray became unable To
walk exainiong his foot discovered nail about two
inches long head driver and the sai
he wond be good for noin. drew the nail iusci ted
piece lint and your Turf OH, aud him at once,
aud he has not lost hour as ,uoi
l also horse badly susgged the outside 81
thigh places about inches d.ep and f,
inches wide, frum " l. h he still day Your TUT
Gil applied and brought them out entirely sound IL
the greatest remedies for hav, ey,
and have lived IN drug years Ire
thi. you think proper. Very truly,
Ko Messrs Dov, a Co. }. II. wEISIGER
For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
nov 10 dom IvnchbuTg.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

&rA&@&@S
ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
l0AA4 % 3 q E
vuyrfE Train leave. Alexandria daily al n m TO. dor
doasyile connecting WITH the Tras the Virginia Cen
,ra for RnC11 N On - snd The WenT, and " ih ,hs
Manas.as usp Railroad for woodssoek
mediate poinfs. - 5st.5z..
Rlgnn and inisrmediats polsts.
Through tickets she HAL Road Stallion.
The TRAINS leave 0srdonsyiIls daily At 10 10 A. aud
10 Is r. n, arriving Al Alexandria Al r. N. and A. N
L. No night Sunday.
ops Is ! 4 NIcKLIN. Ticket Agent
L,OH NO u y o. L. n .-The Sea. - .
II boaid Towing aud Transportation Com. = -, r
pany desirous of Offering grea,er Inducements
10 ,Ga shipping Of producs ater have In
Of their oaiai Of Boats procured Iron Steamer
Ace splsndd Iron bassss Path and Hope and
placed them bew.xl Richmond Norfolk run
ming foiiowsf
Leave Richmond, Tuesdays and Fridays At Pm
Leave Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays At u A. NJ.
Canal Lynchburg and Other points having freight
Norfolk will ranaer VI the sboys boats HIGH will
be In the kichiaond Dock daily receive freight
Shipper Norfolk reminded consgn agents
line kichmond (BIdysford Coz who
and forward freight zee Of charge
FrsixM taken ~ fAs iOess vstts.
For farthcT particulars, apply 70
W. r ANDERSON, Agent at Lynehburs
W. r. COX, Ageats at itichmond
GAkkISON T. MALONE, Agents At Norfolk,
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~ sUPEhPIIDSpiiArEO OF LINE,
red from Formula of
DR. JAMES ulGUINS.
State Chemist of Mary
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISiE\SE Win TWO
Peruvian Faii seeding and to summer
crops Paehed and barrels uiiy warrant
lr.co so UUu ivs.
The .eiher with Pamphlets giving full de
tail o ts Valuable crtLrr uii accounts oil is impor
lance and iAOue ui appIcation, can bo had OF
NJ. uOLLlNS Il CO,
LYME
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Omee noush.1iAe RailvOaA CoMs pa nv,
fErkRssUko, July ist, lsJe.
VIII s. : 9 -
INFECT nOUTk TO Tmx WEST ..d q

uNaRxCT ROUTR TO Tnk WEST ssa she
isrsburg Lynchbus, Va Railroad from Lynch
burg 10 Bristol Esst Tenn and Va Railroad Bristol
Vile 10 Dalton Western and Atlantic Railroad from DIAL
to Chattanooga via Nashville aud Chat.anooSa railroad
Railroad from Stevenson to Aemphis -
through Tickets issued to The above points and the
and baggage checked through Al The Office seuthsds
road, Petersburg
road commencing SUNDAY next, the +th OF july inst
and continuing un,i further s, n.sS; r,.,
Connecting with the Richuond and Dsuviils Trains, at
Burkeys Juncon) and with the through route Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily n........... 5:3oo'clk A NJ
Arrive at Farmvile at...................... y2J
Arrive at Lynehburg ai................ 1890 r. NJ
Leave Lynchtu,g daily a,.................. $50
Arrive al FArmvals at..................l AN
Arrneat Burkevu ls Junction. at.......... 2la
arrives FKEiGii TRAIN '''
Connecting with Richmond aud Danvie Train. the Jnnc
Leave Petersburg daily at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. An
Anise at l.urke.iile Junction at............Ia NJ
Arrive nj faim'iis M..................-. $40 p. NJ
Arrive at I.,nchburg at......... 62J
Leave Lynenosrx daily A'...''.....'....'''..' M
Arrive at Barkes.s Guueton) at.............llitU NJ
An Accommodate Passenger Car for ils Way Of Local
Travel wall DC attached to the Train leaving Lynebburg
tax. Mail Train d O'clock A. NJ stopping places
charge the aud In the sop.r
AT other poia,- Snthrrland Andersons saw Mil for.
BurKe,c k.ess High Bridge, FArmviie, Prospect faup
Inns, Evergreen Aplouarox, spout Sprung Concord James
River.
CITY POINT BRANCH
Sorihside Railroad Freight aud Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg daily SUNDAY sexcrptcd) at......' A. NJ
AriiNe al tiiS Point
Leave cry folnt at -
The Trans with Ia. James River
ieaTug cay Point Tor Norfolk, Saturday
and ,sdy evening Nth tie kOauOku aud
jam Stow bound Tor New York
Ihe Afternoon Train this Road will be only when
iLoic Ia business justify Siopus places To take and
pat III 10 be strictly observed by those in chang. OF
IKE aud Iii the stopped
p,nt Fr.und Crossing Cedar Lev and Breh,tt
ljy Jtsl q Is. ALLsl r. SUIT
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ID, TlnE WEST

10 TME WEST!
TIVE Baltimore and Ohio RaiioAd, with it, much i'm
proved connect o,rs Inducements
Virginia and thu Car,nas tl ough Washing
baltimore all the West the Northwest
and the Suuthw,s Al.
The connection between the Washington
bound Weat or Nhcchngor farkerSbufg from BATH
promptly made A. the Arlington junction.
llatry called the Relay House, BALTIMORE THIS
only change ut Cars required brtwe"n asngto and
the Ohio River aggages checked through to the est AT
tho W Arlington Station.
o. he connecting trains leave Washington daily at
II an =. NJ On Sundays the latter hour.
AT BESWtDD
made with the Cars of tie Central Ohio
bridge Zane-ve and Newark to Columbus These
New ark with the Cars the Newark Mansfield
Ssndusky H. Il for Sandusky. Toledo Detroit Chicago
ST. Louis etc.
AT PARKERSBtiRG
Connection made y Steamboat m,les witt. the trains
Lincnnati Road Chicothc, cncInnat
At WHEELING
Baltimore AMI Ohio with the 1T the
Ohio ,,al Cuys Gland. Toledo,
Detroit Chicago and al the nhwcsiern ponrS direct.
- Travellers request Il to notice that while Tins the
only Route aiioriine Thon Tickets and Cheeks IN W ash
RECT nearly all the leading pins The great West The
Washington CINCINNATI " but about 'ao
miles than by oihcs ronte
Fare by through t.ekeI from Wahingto at least ONE
Northern cities.
For Frcorck Harpers Ferry Martinsburg. berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Srngs Oakland and GRAFTON
passenge Washing at A. M OF 4au NJ
For Way Stations between baltimore and Wheel
ing. take A. NJ. train from Washington.
I For further information. Through Tckets, &c. apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS Agent at ASKING st
w. p. SMITH, Master of inspiration,
In. Colo. aenr TiskstAceat .epa,e,.
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FOR"
uUEHHING's FIRE PROOF sAFES
III LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTINI
LACE LEATHER
STEAM PACklNu HOSE, sc.
COTTON AND LINEN INlSES
INSURANCE lie, the Lives of Servants
cal at stationers al No ~ Pearl
Richmond, Va. KNOWLES WALFUhD.
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GGN0RR>a 8gWlNa MACMlNEs.-tsrras
- always the csneiuye proof Of great
judged By labor machine before the
nhc eouparAhls Singers Sewag Machines After esiab
shng highest reputation In the unRed states they
exhibited As late IN Francs. here
they carried OF the highest prenam and great inanutaoo
" 70 make than has cen built In PARIS.
In every bAneh Of industry In which TO be DONE
these machines h profit As the speed
Railway Train 10 travelling foot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor.
shoemaker, Arosa0aker trimmer sadder halter Ac
shoud ~ without The fair profit Of using Of
these mAeAinss regularly employed One Thousand Dollar
year In I'll private families where there Is much 10
be done Aeoe machines invaluable assistance Panes
and hotel keepers dnd them PARTICULARLY convenient and roh
table Thee machines simple In their construction and
strong and Durable bcng the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made By which sort of work coarse or ne
could b psry executed Thousandsof inferior and worth
l Sewing Machines have been made and sold under vaous
sat S.es Machines alone have been found every
wh9s - eaeisfy The wants Of the public.
Pia. prnt1 sracton for using sent with each ma
shine, sa wAsh readily acquire the art of
agag tAe0 The machines packed securely to
tormassa WILL application letter either oil Of
Acss, forward copy Of ~ Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly dsvsssA 70 the sewing Machine interest.
I. NJ SINGER co.
Prisepsl Once. No 3ea broadway, New York.
BRANCH OrvickARo ~ Hanover ST. Boston; No % chap
81 &c. New Havsn c. Gloveryie, N vi No VA Broad ST.
Newark u. J.; No. lag Chestnut ST., Philadelphia No los
Basmors D., balsmors No. ~ Westminster ST. Prov dcncs
LII Me- East eth 81, Cincinna No Is North tth ST. ST
Louis; No q o. Charles st. New Orleans No 20 Dauphr
st.. Mobile. ldec 24.d&rta
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CA9H GROCERY STORE.

CASH GROCERY STORE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED, having foi med . eopartncr hip
Il solr - seyls and Arm Of
ADAMS 4 ANDERSON,
CONNfssiON BUSINESS. have taken the old stand Of
sauSDEss dhsf' on Main street. next ss" Soo" LEE,
They ars sow rsesiying LARGE AND GENERAL
reduced ps saaaot fall give sastscea Va all who
A. tAsy an 1wlssi 70 do business on asa strictly adhere
o. As o. oyssen, great nducsmsnss wil be offered
Thsy wcvepcsnpt pessonal attention - ~ consignment
Of Prs1ases ~ rs0aness made sess effected
JOHN O. ADAMS.
Oh TMOa Q. ANDERSON
0eMD1R1o GUANO, FR0M sOMBR xRO
- ISLAND, WEST fADlE6 The richest formation Of
Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime being 80 per richer
Phosphate II Ls shaa Oons For by
ber 0seh lower prices Than Peruvian Guano and
taoaias rsesivsd. saverssr 10 In iertsing qualities 70
fsrthsr pastieslass appiyto w ANDERSON.
nas5L.
~ cpeesl this week, another supply OF good MBREL
LAS whieh offered fair prices II inateria whrth
o. n hane BY Adam Express Lees Line, South SIDE
nov 1.zts:l p sEAnuRY.
NJBW AND CHOICE An~O RrMENr. AT
IN ExCEEDIN0LY LOW PRfCEs-Ths subscriber Ia
School as1 Miscellaneous Books Cap Note Paper
Blank Deoks Stationery and Fancy DDS suitable
coming AodAys Gall and examine the before
~ eeoWhore Inducements Ill 10 offered TO ALL and
ulary 70 tAess who deal on the cash system -
dec lAtal II. c. VICTOR.
PU11 ysM:s And DnAN no1n :, Lon.
nsay, Sherry md Msdsrs WINES; all warranted pure for
.sdlsi,ai s;rPs'ss For sale ~ uv r. sr.v ,.u.,
e llSal JOHN H. SEAY. Drnggsl
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fNOAG: GOAn!!-WrH nee now prepared 20 MI
itet Ash thracite, Mon, ain ad Chavez
Hill Coal al lowest market prices for August d livery
orders Il At The Store OF Ntssis Valrntin.
NJ, Main street. " III receive prompt aiienti n.
aug is ANDERSON LANFORD d co
fN1PRESS sHgNG1.Es.-a0OVo ), press Shingles
W ~ Tons brush Mountain Coal For sale d,
ANDERSON, LANFORD & CO. on GAIA
mar ~ near Laayhorne = Mills
EkS- NEGROES WANTEDy -sxu
vuNtlE SCRSCRIBEkS WISH To pURCHASE NJ.
GkOES III either bet~ the ten thrt
fr which the highest market In cash. win be paid Al.
ply at the auction house Of Z. X Phelps ,
s.pty I'm WELLS e. DAVIS
II RATMER.-A large Let Of Upper Leather,
IL just received and Tor sale by
dec lists FRANKLIN r BROTHER
n ONDON PORTER as TictCcr Superior
IL innd Porter In quart aud pint bottles sale
scptiits LEE JOHNSON
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CHESTERFIELD, Jan. L. 1888.
Mkssl;s DOVE Co.-Geneaea had sbor nm.
since your Tur Oil in extraordinary
case anu Its action being gratifying from
writn regard to IL or The benefit the al
large had 6ne Coli in stable lot which tneru WA,
Slso Bull The Buli enragtd some cause am,
gored ,hr Colt shoulder 10 the depth eight inch,
and tho about the DISTANCE, nhi,
Irigiiul wound Several q were
present and Aed they would give cents tor his
They thodsht useless do ths him. how
ever, dri. n,ined try the 1uri lie use Of
small buit.a he Is entirely cured.
Very respectfully
jan 2s Is X. C. FRIEND.
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VICTORIOUS! yICrOIlOUs! !-Threshing
Machines from patterns proving themselves
victorious, . viii he from the tDliow,ug:
WHITIEAlOKE u JUSLIG.
This Is certify that have Of NHiTrEMOkE JOS
II> TIlPESuINti MACHINES and can recommend then
the best machines operation and also recommend
them want OF Machines. have been
the threug business sesoa aud they tar exceed
any ma,hn" lhaye had since been the hresn
n9 btiaiess SAMUEL u. PATTERSON.
August Jid leIs. aug ia
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VUHnDN RARRNT On VINO MACmlNxs.
q =. sss' s. s s.ss :. {. ssrs L. a.
sssa Tss se.s,sa:s q ~ s,s ;:s Lee! harmed
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wox Sess way both In po Of beauty and strength
ss coaAasat for this alone the machine has saycf
tar es.ssA " ess oss Of our asshosrs who Ia.
s: s az .1s The .Ss. Of s s .' Ge,
y AeAse yea have sold In this vicinity has the great
sa sAsAssA Al several intend 70 order Machines from
Elu.e. ~. : ls..s. written by . gentleman; owning .
az Msns sesa IN Asos constant since bought
iEss De practical re.ul,a In lss. than ,hrs.
clothes saeh ny hundred asd plantation ds
.A Al As as saved using .As~ ono '"A'0n has more
Asesa rs.s say. u.ea employ tire. or four hand.
R@. P .S M... one sasa doe. The
the whole plantaton, while wife uses for making nearly
M ne .sns, q u: family ss s'Ahd'a' the pays
". v.A Z. wAs .:sd Machine to examine these as they
:sh use .asss stitch . ssquired Price Of ""' P"'s"
WHITNEY LYON, Proprsors.
3t5 Broadw ay, New York.
n s:A ~ Al ESGiEpovE' dealer in Fancy 9n'"ls'
HAM l.v0rhkorR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22

LNIyE OILS I have In sssrc, supply Of pare
- Winter bieAched SPERM OIL also. Winter bisached
LARD OIL. OILS for Machinery, re, &c For sale by
dec lids JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22

AsPIN UKOVE, Heinrich, December ], 1851
MEssRS DOVE q Gu. -ien.iuen--Ay horse was ,ut in
The yard front OF the anil in
fence end fence rail through Shoulder and
nearly pe.tr through his breast, making cash iarp.
enough TO insert mi bottle yonr TUKF
OIL and applied freely in tour days lac work AMI "a
two weeks he " as entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE
Sold by ali and Merchants The state
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