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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-19
Aaftsutan's s 3uurnal.
Cl.EARFIELD, PA, JAN. 10, 1870.

The Alabama Legislature assembled on
Tuesday of last week.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-19

Gold closed at l.2l in New York on Sat
urday last-a decline of / per cent. within
a week
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. LEIG SOUR NEW, CuSBToSpn
y SLEIGfIS, for sale or exchange AZ
J. l.. LEAVY'S Livery Stable,
Jan D. 1870. Clesrheld Pa
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STRAf PIGS Game to the premises Of ID,
- subscriber. in Union township. nbout III. h.
of last October, two good sized WHITE PIGS
The owner lie requested to come forward pro,s
property. pay charge and take them a.ay or
they will be disposed Of Is the law directs
Jan ~. '7o-3tp. IL BAILEY
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From the South.

The following letter from Southern res
ident to friend in this place will, perhaps
be read with some interest by many. and
hence we give it room in our columns to day !:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24
LOTS for SALE.

TWILL sell. on the second Tuesday in Decem.
ber, Twenty three One Acre LOTS. ana
Eleven Others. r.ngipg from Two to Fifteen acres.
The above named Lois are lying in the unincorpo-
rated village of Liberty Hil one mile from An
derson C. Fl. This is the most BEAUTIFUL LO-
CATION for Building in Anderson County. Con.
venient to water. being bounded by Rocky River
on one side and the Tan Yard branch on the other,
and facing main road to Anderson.
LOCATION HEATBLY.
Splendid place for Tan Yard, with water con-
yenisut for use of same. Streets Of sufficient
stSidth have been laid off through entire place
Three lots have been reserved for Churches and
one for School House.
Sale will take place on the ground. Parties
desiring TO purchase can then see what they are
buying.
ETEsMs-one-thrd cash. remainder one, two
and three years. Purchasers 10 pay for stamps and
papers.
Application will be made to the Legislature to
incorporate Liberty Hill.
JOHN R COCHRAN.
Nov "a, 1870 %
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United States Marshal's Sale.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, |
South CAROLINA DISTRICT.

DY virtue Of Writ of Fieri Facias to me di-
Is rected issuing out of the Honorable the
United States Circuit Court, for the District of
South Carolina, will expose for sale, to the
highest bidder at public auction, at Anderson
Court House, the FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER.
A. D. 1870, being the first Monday Of The month,
all the right, title and interest of the Defendant
in and 10 the following property, to wit:
One LOT, with the improvements thereon con-
tanning Two Acres, situate in the southwestern
part Of the vilage of Anderson. bound on the
north by = street, on the south by lot OF ). s.
Murray, street intervening; on the east by lotof
]. c. Whitefed street intervening, and on the
west By Academy lot. street intervening. There
is q mortgage on this Lot for one thousand dol
lars, with about one years interest, and the prop
erty will be sold subject to said mortgage lie Le-
Wed on the property of Wa. c. Bennett, De-
fendant. at the suit of Abram P. Nott Plaintin.
TERMS CASH-purchasers to pay the Mar
shall for necessary papers aud stamps.
Sale to be conducted by j. H. Mcdonnell, Dep
u'' ''A' 'AA'' L. E. JOHNSON,
United States Marshal.
Nov 10, 1870 20
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the Probate Court, Anderson County.

Robert Spence vs.. Margaret Carter, Hugh Spence
and others Petition for Partition, &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Hugh
Spence, VIM. Spence, Mary Ann Moore and
Ier husband Eliab Moore, Henry Spence, and
the heirs at Inv of John Spence, to wi-Nancy
Spence, and Others whose names are unknown,
Defendants in this case, reside beyond tile limits
of this State, on motion of Reed Brown, At
torneys, Pro- Pet,
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
plead, answer or demur to said petition within
forty days from the first publication hereof, sr
the same will be taken pro coufesso against them
W. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate Anderson County, S. G.
Nov lO, 1870 20
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sHERIFFs SALE.
State of South Carolina, Anderson County.

State of South Carolina, Anderson County.
In the Common Pleas-Equity Side.
John W. Daniels. Clerk of Court. vs.. John Kay,
Mary Florence Kay. Joseph Jolly. ct al'-C0m-
plant for Foreclosure of Statutory Mortgage.
10y virtue of Decretal Order to Inc directed IN
f6 the above stated case, will expose to sale
on The FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER next, IN
front of the Court House at Anderson, the iol-
lowing property, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing III acres, more less, situated in the
County and State aforesaid on waters Of Twenty
Si..Mile creek, adjoining lands of Mrs. Matilda
Harris. Mrs. Nelly Hunter, Mrs. Sophia Wilson,
and others.
TERMS.-One-t third cash, the balance on
credit of twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale, purchaser to give bond with Two ap'
proved sureiies. and mortgage of the premises
to secure the payment of the remaining purchase
money. Purchaser 10 pay for stamps and all ne
cessary papers or,,,,, e,.a
Nov 10, 1870 ~
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TRACT NO. i. contains 611 Acres.

: Tract No 5 may he divided into two or more
tracts conveniently.
Plais Of these Lands may be seen at the office
Of Reed 4 Brown at Anderson, and they may be
treated for at private sale with tie subscriber on
the premises, who wiiliake pleasure in showing
the same. at any time from this TO the day Of SALE
There is large proportion of bottom land on
several Of these Tracts. and they will all make
valuable small farms They ore particularly de-
sirable on account of their location. Persons de-
string lands are invited to examine them.
JAMES Z. KEYS.
Anderson s. c.. Nov. "a, 1870 2S-4
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{ eM|PO[) Rum OF FASHION,
Abbeville C. H., s. C.
From, the Charleston Courier, Oct. /, 1870.

From the Charleston Courier, Oct. l, 1870.
Hear what the travelling correspondent Of tho
Charleston Courier says Of the Emporium OF
Fashion" at Abbevlle, s. c.:
"ABBEvILLR, Sept, %. 1870
s.Strange as it may appear, the handsomest and
most UNIQUE Millinery Establishment and Ladies'
Furnishing Store generally, in the whole State is
to be found in this same little town OF Abbevllle
The proprietor is Mr.. James ". Fowler, and with
n display of taste for which only woman usually
receives credit, he hes fitted up Fashion Empo-
rum and filled it with assortment OF goods in
his line which is irresistible. reckon that more
irate wives have been appeased by Fouler's beau
tiful headgear presented by pentent husbands
than would FIJI the largest church IN this place
Mr The Proprietor of the emporium Of
Fashion" takes pleasure in proclaiming to the
public that be is now prepared to show hand
some stock of Dry Goods and as grand display
of Millinery as can be found in the State.
In Dress Making he is prepared to insure salts
faction to the most fastidious.
The Ladies in charge of the Millinery and
Dress Making Departments have returned from
their visit 10 Baltimore with complete under
standing of the Full styles in their respective De-
partnents. am not going to charge high prices.
neither am going to charge such low prices as
will cause failure in either branch. No busi-
ness s worth following unless such prices are
realized as will insure success. Bridul outfits
gotten up at very short notice. Goods suitable
for any kind of Dress always on hand. Trim
mings to match. Dresses cut and basted at short
notice.
Ladies sending orders by mail for Hats, Bon
nets, &c., will please mention color of hair and
eyes, whether married or single, and any other
particulars that would be Of use to US in getting
up any article OF Dress. When selections are
left to us and the goods do not please, they can
be returned. Samples of Dress Goods sent by
mail upon application.
We have every article kept in first class Dry
Goods and Millinery House Our stock is always
bought with great care. We are now giving en-
ployment to eight ladies', aud hope to be able TO
employ others.
Very Respectfully,
JAMES W. FOWLER.
Abbeyille. s. c.. Oct. 90 1870. II
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SHERIFFS SALE.
In the Probate Court, Anderson County, S. c

Wm H. Jones and ]. H. Jones vs. Thomas H.
Jones ct al-Petition for Partition.
DY virtue of a Decretal Order in the above
ID stated cause to me directed, l will expose
to sale on the FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER
next, N front of the Court House door at Ander-
sou, the following property, 10 wit
All that Tract or parcel of Land, described in
the Petition. containing Two Hundred and Eighty
six Acres, more or less. situate in the County of
Anderson, near Cross Roads Church, bounding
ing lands of Moody Gentry. Hiram Howard, Geo.
Howard, Zachariah Gentry and others, being the
Real Estate of James Jones, deceased. Re sold
at the risk of the former purchaser.
TENSION credit OF twelve months. with
interest from day OF sale, except the costs, which
must be paid in cash. and purchaser to'pay extra
for papers and stamps.
VIM. MEG GUKIN, Sheriff.
Nov 10. 1870 20
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SHERIFF"S SALE.
In the Probate Court, Anderson County, S. c.

e Gambrell VS.. EIvira Gambrell, ct al.-feti-
tion for Parntion and Sale Of Lands
NY virtue of an Order from W. W. Humphreys,
h Judge of Probate for Anderson county, TO
me directed, l will expose TO sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in DECEMBER next, in front of the
Court House at Anderson, ito make distribution
among the heirs At law of the Estate OF +. NJ.
Gambrell, decd, to wit
ONE TRACT OF, LAND,
Containing $50 acres. situate in Anderson county,
adjoining lands of VIM. Alexander, Mastin Will
hanson and others.
TEnMs.-The costs and one half the purchase
money cash-ihe remainder on credit of twelve
months from day of sale, the purchaser giving
bon,l and surety, with q mortgage of the premi-
ses, to secure the payment Of the purchase mon
ey. Purchaser to pay for stamps and all necessa-
ry papers.
Nov l0.ls7O 20
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JAMES ".

Abbeville, S. c., Oct. 90, 1870.
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Valuable Lands For Sale.

YElEE subscriber will sel to the highest bidder
III lat Anderson Court House. TUESDAY, the
2Uth of DECEMBER NEXT. the following valua-
81 Lands. situated within from one to- three miles
of the lourishing town of Anderson. for one third
Cash, and the balance on a credit Of one and two
years, with interest from date-!he purchaser CIV
ings Bond and Security. and mortgage of the
premises, to secure the payment of the purchase
money.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-31
DeluSionS Of Girlhood,

I used to believe in school friendship.
That delusion ended when Arabella
Triplet told mutual friends that | va.
years her senior, knowing what dread
full fib she told
fused to suffer pangs of agony because
of the woes Of beggars. Since then
have seen one unstrap his wooden leg
and run off gayly on two legs of his own.
Another threw leaf of bread in the
gutter, and I saw third who had all day
been yelling, ''Please assist the blind,
carefully examine his collection of ter
cent stamps by the light of a friendly
apple woman's candle.
| used to put great faith in lover VOWS
Now [ don't believe man means whai
he says - woman unless its something
disagreeable.
fused to believe in faithful serv ants
Since then | have hired girls from intel
ligcnce Offices, and lost all my pocket
handkerchiefs but one.
l used to believe in beauty. Since
then | have seen bewitching belle take
off her hair, all her teeth, the best par
of her complexion, two pounds of cottor
batting and a corset--Faany Fern,
|
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his SlSteT.
From the Ga!ena Gazette, March 4th
There appeared at the Lawrence House
yesterday, a German boy, about l9 years
of age. He had been captive among
the Indians for sixteen years. As near
as we learn. his story is as follows:
"When he was about three years old
his parents lived near the Chippewa riv-
er, where they had erected a comfortable
log cabin. One day band Of roaming
Indians pitched their tents by the mar
gin of little stream where the child was
in the habit of playing with his little sis
ter When the Indians were removed
they took the boy with them. He was
placed among the chief children. He
remained with the tribe, sharing with
them all the hardships Of their wild,
roaming life for sixteen years. His pa
rents, after long and fruitless search.
came to the conclusion that he must have
fallen into the river, been drowned, and
his body washed away by the current
They subsequently purchased farm four
miles from Elizabeth, in this county,
where they now reside. The boys sister
married gentleman residing in Wiscon-
sin. A few weeks since, while she and
luSUduu WClC SUiIiC tilHh-
cts offered for sale by band of Indians,
in st. Paul, she observed among them a
boy who, although dressed like the rest
of the party, did not apepar to be an
Indian.
Thinking that she detected some fam
lily resemblance in the boy S countenance,
she made suitable inquiries, and soon be-
came satisfied that the Pseudo Indian
was her brother. He refused, however,
to leave his Indian captors, and she was
compelled to return to her home in Wis
consin, leaving her brother still among
the Indians. She, however, gave him
the address of their parents and urged
him to return home. Nothing further
was heard from him until yesterday, as
above stated, when he made his appear
ance in this city at the Lawrence House
on his way to visit his parents, whom ne
had not seen since he was three years old
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:JoYMgON 8 ucQAVIN

Or.r their services their friends and to the pubic
generally for House Painting, Glazing, uraiulis anu
-. hs,gin, ANY orders loft at the drug store OF
q 4 bscoa / Co., will be thankfully received ana
faithfully executed at the lowest possible rates.
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r. R.aSSCH,

rCWELER and photographer.
81 kinds of work in the line OF my business p!omp
= ..t..dei 70 and warranted give satisfaction.
L,ye i,st received Wing Il Ornsbey's MuitpsinIg y
CAHERa oRsCURA, with which can take @ small
pictures of the fsest order for one aoIar ps rs
Photographs taken of all sizes Albums Aao 20 ~
constantIy on hand. York Street. io-1i
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n 8. Ey.fLCGaV, III. d.,

>uys5zA n and Surgeon, Also EH.
.rIninr Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed pS
the Government .,..s yI.pito-
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets' i'i'i''
woo, Wisconsin g.. II, ,..iva nronnt
Orders left at the Drug Store Will receive pio"ip'
attention oo,srI+at;o,s and
70 ths treatment " 1923
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8 S4s.EaE aEnGD.Y..

xGANTEAarETRE. aEzfi Eeea1er in
M gs3ts Shoes, Leather, &c. &c. shop On bunaio
street near the corner OF Eighth hep'iirihs neatly
and prsxptly executed
ManifoMac. Scptember u, lsho.
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GUSTAr FEHRS.

"ATEHHAKE and J sEWELER of.
w f.rs his services for repairing all KINDS OF
Clocks and watches. Has fine and well Setected
assortnsnt of the latest and best styles OF Ciock
nericar, En- gil u AMI Swiss Watches, as also o1 oiu
and Plated Jeweiry. 'iS
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Erred & GEEGEg

nFFERS to his many f~ieEs Is ana TN 9
(s public generally, a choice selection OF Fresh
Meats Salt Pork and Bet, Smoked Beef ana iiains,
Sha,Iasrs SAusages TalIow and Lard at the lowest
s.a-l.,t ~ Coo mercial Street. ely
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II. KER.f.,

IN Drv Goods Groceries Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware. Boots aud Shoes, Ready made clothing,
Paper har, inss Hats and Caps Toys, Children caps
1jy. Cecse Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene OH ana
Jsmps &c &C. share of public patronage Is soil
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Ey. III. .T.sRFgM.s.E,

TTCSNEy and Counselor at LAW.
- and Notary Public. 0Iice, No. Axteu's Block
South Eal Walkers Point Bridge Milwaukee,, " IS
Marine Bankruptcy, and Land odice- lo-4'
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FRED g.sRES,

nlAcTsEAL. FUEezEfe. Keeps con-
stantiv on hand the largest and best assortment
OF hats and caps latest STYLES, at the lowest pos
sible prices and always pays the highest value IN
cash for all kinds of furs. lo-'
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E.ED. SCAzR eEEpER,

rHENy nu-ket.--sEayinE purchased
NJ the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats az 'he
ewest rates share of public patronage solicited
1917
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VIM. G.. CON,

"DYSE SIGN AND CARR1ASE
II Painter Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
mill south Side Offers his service to the Citizens
of rhis VILLAGE in .e above branches the most rea-
a,.fI. -. l6-l8
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Uhe Urib,,l,e.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
OFFJC1AL PAPER OF THE VILLAGE.
CHILD STOLEN.
From the Ga!ena Gazette, March 4th,

Sixteen Years Among the Sioux---A
Pseudo Indian---He is Discovered by
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Rr.TsEL LU.NBER r.aRD,

MEUuacrsixI I'd are preparcd to MI
to order bills ofl Imber or lath On tine shorl's'
notice 4 man will at all times IN tne yaro'
to wait on our customers and receive their OF
iars The best stock kept costantly on haao AT 'he
mill corner of Quay and 9th streets ,r,
SMAhI
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CREsN CITY HOUSE

CORNER Ferry and South Water s's'
Milwaukee, Wis. g 1y,,,.r,s
p;t pr;3ra ia we'll calculated to afcolnhlo'.t'e
travellers arriving by waiting for the Lake oteea
Ier!hs 9-,o' poi H~S' 49, Ally
Call and See D~o,r;otors
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Il. e., JOHTSOE,

VT every description.
am nrepared to manufacture full suits OF Men anu
nnys clothing an the shortest notice. and satisfaction
81 kssn 40 of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
Hnu Aeep '"o " 12-41
In - l. Darnas
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DEITHSrRr.

nR. \. j. PATCHEN, ne5atis.. =. ce
in Sherrnan's now buildingi on Sth Street,
Msnito~oc, Wis.
Na Teeth extracted without pain,
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rx.TE.EE,4.T5S HOUSE.

- WILLIAMS sS 7. ElAPEaAt 70 ,1e,
a nrietOrs This ffrst-eiass house Il IN ~, >
n; canlition and the propretors are cohh,i't .i'
- rive entire satisfaction to the travelling pup
A. Omnibus will always be ready to convey tra'-
pm.rs and others can rely on finding good ac-
farHSis '. = = t,,rsa. or cattle eff.
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NaTFD.r.aL HOTEL.

This first class house is in excellent conion @ ,1o
and the proprietor is confident tnaI r,hIo lie can
Tuss will always be ready to take "a 1. =; en-
-f,s, ~ beats good Livery Stable IS KEPT IN n CON-
nacticn with the House.
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The Home Melodist The baby.
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IInited States Assistant ASSESSOR
u oaice on Sth Street, First National Bank
Manitowoc, Wisconsin lS-13ly
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AH- Your Cards, Circulars, Envelopes, Bilr
HA Heads Letter Heals, Circulars Posters, 20
nI any description of job Printing done a
~ j this office. Call and see Speech lens
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Published March is, 1901
CHAPTER 2INLocal.

AN ACT to incorporate the City of danitowoc
The people of tse State of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
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.TDSEPEF ST.7EES,

nEAAEN ira Stoves: Tin, Sheet Iron
~ and Copperware manufacturer All kinds OF
repairing done Eighth Street, opposite Tribune oi-
lily
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NY the subscribed Five Tons of Good Merchantahle
ID Batter. for which the highest market price will
- paid. nE J. Is. PLATT.
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4. o. O. f.
CHAS. w. WHITE,

ChickermiuE Lodge No. 55, i. q. q. F.
~ Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
IInlI Ca hlocir fl.ex x.,nth LID
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just published SECOND edition. by d. LEWIS, (2 pages0
TINT NsDcA COMPANION ASp Gupn r. HssLr,, On me
tency, Mental aud PHYSICAL Incspscy lpedncnS 70 MAI
riage, ETC.. and Tie tSnerea and syphtc Maaaies wisn
plain clear directions for speedy eure Of secondary
onorre elect s.r,Gss sn nT assse: sna
pmp.s facs and body, Consumption Epilepsy And Fits,
Induced by selfiAduleence sexual eftreyagnncc
dsmonsAt from iorty years successful prscuSS as e
ponng out mode OF cure at simple certain and ceo
sa BY means Of which avery no snc
.sdisay ~ fhs posk sho.id b 70 The hasd' sfs'sy
b0nth Aud ever man II the lana ..,-....., n r.
's.tHs.sS:s seal 'pse fsSss o re
Forty yeAsv' private practice. Sh~sn-lT
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

Asreported by RlALB Bros Wholesale and Retail GrOcers
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, Nov. II, 1870.
We had looked this week for more of move
ment In grain and hogs, more especially new
corn in the ear, but there is but little doing in
either grain or hogs The Chicago market on
live hogs and dressed, and also on beef CATTLE is
Father heavy and slow. Dressed poultry has
commenced coming in, and dressed chickens are
bringing 8 to Zoe per pound. We quite as
follows:
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COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Isal.an ia healing soften.
Ing and eIpectOatng The extraordinary power
in Immediately relieving and eventually curing the most OBJ
stnatc OF coughs colds throat bronchitis inucn
catar, hoarseness, asthma consumption Ia almost
Incredible SO prompt 10 the relief and certain its effects IN
al the above affection OF and lungs
that thousands OF physicians daily prescribing It, and
aud all that the most healing and ctorang medi
cine known One dose always AFFORD relief and
bottle effects Sold by uggista in large bottles.
Price One Dollar IL ayour own fault you su cough aud
suffer. The BalsaIn wilfcure.
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NSJItIc.-I have s.Id my intsvst Ia The EYchxAxs
~ banking and Insurance business heretofore carried On
DYE - sherwood Goa 10 Ravens, Mac Kinlsy Co, gusac
lrnuy the FIRM ~ A. Sherwood Co. Ia Dissolved by nu
,nMcontrb and In succeeded Ia business Wy Ravens MAHs
Klhlay a. 90, - ' 80
alta. csupy i've O,Sc. pfvrc O. upsd by me-, sid c~n
Nnx " buy hooA sad ar'vsts and W loan on ea
t.nto s urliy and Ia deal 10 limited cyt,St IN real osst
Ottawa, March VT iy7D " p. A. pfiEkwOOi y