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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-18
T The Palmer (Mass.) Manufac

U The Palmer (Mass.) Manufac.
turing Company have made a dividend
of only thirteen per cent on their cap
ital stock, being the profits of tho last
six months. Who wonders that the
manufactures love protection? How
much have Ohio farmers divided in the
same time? II is from the products of
their labors, and those of other agricul-
turists, that these enormous profits are
drawn, stolen by special legislation for
the benefit Of capitalists.-Statssman
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-18

SIDNEY SMITH ON WARREN SRRMoNs.
What can be more ludlcrous than an
orator delivering stale indignation. and
fervor Of week old, turning over whole
pages Of violent passions, written out in
German text; reading the troPes and
astrophes into which he Is hurried by the
the ardor OF his mind and 50 affected at
preconcerted line and page. that he ia
unable to proceed any farther! j. '5.}
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-18

OF Ross county. He said. he sconH mol.
addres them with the zeal of a nar.izan.
nor the accumen ofa propagandis,, md
forthwith proceeded TO address them uu.
on the subjects Of land titles bank
paper,-that noble representative Of
money propositions against all the alb.
.ductions Of the mind and 'musty laws
lying in backhouses, deferred and un.
touched ta-''H 30
After he had closed, the cry wen. up
for music, music; the banjoes and Jews.
harps poured forth their exhileratinQ
strains for time; when the cIy was
raised for Galloway, Galloway; but the
Secretary was not on hand; Duncan,
Duncan, was then the cry; but no re-
sponse. The banjoes and jewsharps
were again called into requisition; then
the cry of Gallagher, Gallagher 'sAn.
drews,' rent the air-all was silent AZ .
the grave; banjoes and jewsharps, again
tune, Misery on Horseback The
next cry was for 'Deshler, Deshlcr;' but
Mr.. Deshler did not respond to the call.
Some ofthe wings complained, saying,
that Mr.. Tyler's district attorney for
Ohio had responded 10 the call, and It
was no more than right that Mr.. Desh.
ler, as he was district attorney for Mr..
Tyler, in Iowa, should do the same; but
all would not do--no speaker could be
brought out; banjoes and jewsharps were
called out again, and played, march
from the battle field .... go.
After they had closed, Old Dick rose,
and related two or three threadbare
stories, and the multitude emigrated to
the State House steps, with the music,
to try and call out the wisdom of federal.
ism congregated there; but as they had
adjourned over they were minus speak.
crs, and the multitude dispersed, wait.
ing for the secret conclave that was sim.
ing with closed doors in the Club House
making candidate.
The conclave have nominated WILL.
lam BEBB, Of Butler county. Mr.. Bebb
gained considerable notoriety as bottle
holder for the coons in the hard cider
campaign Of lS40. Two ballotinas
were had; the second stood as follows:
Bebb, l53
Collier, Bs d
Fisher, 81
Wade, %
Chambers, a
The convention met in the State
House yard. The Chairman, with
Mr.. Gr,swold, the President ofthc brok.
en- Canton Bank, on the one side, and
Nash, director of The Galipolis Bank,
on the other. MIR. Collier thanked tho
convention for beating him in q genleel
manner; and then MIR. Bcbb was in.
troduced to the meeting He commen.
ced by telling the people that he got
his eyes open just nine days after the
formation Of the Constitution of Ohio;
quite an appropriate length OF timc.--
From what few remarks we heard
him make. we arc convinced that what
we have always heard of him, is true
that he is the quin.essence of what
is familiarly. termed demagog, e.
His very counlen ,nce, by The side
Of the noble, hearted TOD, would con-
denim him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-06
HOOr House Notice.

CEALED proposals will be reae;. ed
- at this office until the frs, Monday
in March next for Boarding, Maintaining
and Keeping the paupers of La Sale
county for the term Of one year from the
LIST OF March next.
The use of the House and farm pur
chased from r. & A. Woodruff by the
county commissioners will be given TO
the person making the lowest and bos,
bid Tor keeping and Boarding the county
paupers, with power TO work and use the
labor of said paupers on the farm. And
the person leasing the same will be re.
CURED to give security, to be approved
by the County Commissioners, for the
rcdelivery lin good order) of the premi.
ses, and for the due and proper Board.
ing, Maintenance and Keeping of the
county paupers.
Those proposing will be REQUIRED dis.
tinc,ly to state the weekly amour, mel
head for which they will board and keen
the paupers for one year.
MAURICE MURPHY,
Cfk. co. com. court LIZ Safe county,,
Ottawa Jan. 8, 1916.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasallr co. ss.-Lasalle
circuit court, March term, lSl6-Thc people
oi the state of Illinois for the use Of the nhab.
ilants Of tp 80, II /, OF 81 a. rs. Henry
Matson, William II. W. Cushman, Benjamin
Thompson, seth Eaton, James VI. Leonard,
Nolncy Beckwith, Lorenzo Leland and Abra.
ham lioes.-ln Chanccry
1t appearing by affidavit on file in the
clerks Office of the circuit cour, of La
Sale county aforesaid, in the above emit.
tied cause, that the above named defend.
ants Henry Matson and Henlamln Thomp-
son, are non-residenls of the State of Hi
nols; and the said complainants having
filed their bill of complaint herein. and a
summons in chanceiy having been issued
herein according 10 law: Now you the
said defendants whose non-residence ap.
pears as above, are hereby notified that
unless you shall be and appear before the
circuit court aforesaid, on or before the
first day Of the next term thereof, to be
holden at the court house in ,heIown of
Ottawa, on the 9Th day of March, A. ID.
1916, and plead demur, except to. or an
swer the complalnants bill of complaint,
according to the rules and practice of said
court, the same will be taken for confess
ed and decree made according to the
prayer thereof. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER d Cook, soils for comp't.
Ottawa, Jan. %, 1916.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, I.o>nlle co. ss.-l.usaitc
circuit court, March term, lSl6--'Ihc people of
the state of Illinois, for theusC II the nhabtants
Of school tp 33, r 4 ri the 81 principal mcri
clan, rs. James Day, Charles X. Swords, viii
liam NJ llhlsted, Edward Corning. LYMAN
Rhodes, Charles ". Weed, William II. Weed.
Winthrop Eaton, Charles B. Granui-, Henry
Il, Gunnis, John ID. Clute, Henry NJ. Mead,
Elbudgc Mallhy, Eliakin l.. Bollcs, jeremiah
Randolph, Edgar T. Randolph, George +.
Randolph, Charles W. UndcrhiIl in chanccry.
ET appearing, by affidavit on file in the
clerks Office of the circuit court of La
Sale county aforesaid, in the above emit.
tied cause, that Charles K. Swords, Will
liam NJ. Haisied, Edward Corning. Ly-
man Rhodes, Charles W. Weed, William
II. Weed, Winthrop Eaton, Charles B..
Grannis. Henry T. Grannis, John ID.
Clute, Henry NJ, Mead, Elbrdse Matby,
EIlkn l.. Bolles, jeremiah Randolph,
Edgar +, Randolph, and Charles W. I'm
derhill are nonresidents of the state of
Illinois, but are residing in the state OF
New YORK, and that The residence OF
James Day and George f. Randolph is
unknown, and the said compliments hav-
ing filed their bill Of complaint herein,
and a summons in chancery having been
issued herein according to law. Now
you, the said defendants, whose non.res-
dence appears as above, are hereby no,-
fed that, unless you shall be and appear
before the circuit court aforesaid, on or
before the first day of the mex, term there.
OF, to be holden at the court house in the
town OF Ottawa on the 9th day of March
1916, and plead, demur, except to, or an.
swer the compliments bill of complaint,
according TO the rules and practice of said
court, the same will be taken for confess.
ed, and decree made according to the
prayer thereof. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, Sol. for comp',s.
Ottawa, Jan. %. lS46.-3l--l
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Administrators sale.


7 y NAhE notice that IN pursuance of an
L order OF the Circuit Court of Iiv.
mgston county made at the September
term, 1915, directing me to sell the east
half oi the south east quarter of section
No. 29.'in township No. 2G, north OF
range No. east; also, the east half of
the n or Of section No. -, in township
No. 20, II Of range No. 6 east. Being
lands Of which Jonathan Moore lately
died seized Of, for the payment of the
debts Of The deceased, | shal! attend a,
Pontiac tie county sea, Of Livingston
county, on the l1lh day of February, A.
d. 1876, and between the hours of OF o.
clock A. NJ. aud 5 o'clock T.. NJ. of said
day, expose the same 10 sale at public
yendue.
The terms of snle will be credit of
twelve months, the purchasers giving
bond with good security together with .
mortgage on the premises TO secure the
payment Of the purchase money.
JOHN MOORE, .R,imr.
9thc estate Of Jonathan Moorc, decd,
Avoca. Ills. Dec. 26, 1915.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, la Sale county, Sc.
LA Sale circuit court--March term, 1896
Jane Harris rs. Benson l.. Harris, ia chance
~: Petition Tor a divorce.
/ appearing by affidavit on file in the
A. clerks Office of the circuit cour, Of said
county, in the above entitled cause, ,hal
Benson l.. Harris. the above named de-
PENDANT, resides without the limits cf the
said state OF Illinois and the said Jane
Harris, the petitioner, having fled her
petition herein for a divorce from the said
defendant, and = summons in chancery
having been issued herein according to
law. Now you the said defendant are
hereby notified that, unless you shall be
and appear before the circuiI court of said
county aforesaid on or before the first day
of the next term thereof, to be holden at
the court house in Ottawa, on the eth
day Of March next, and answer said Pc
IilIon, the same will be taken for confess
sed and a decree made according to the
prayer thereof. l.. LELAND,
$. p. Snorr, PrB;. SOL Clerk.
Ottawa, Jan. 90, 1916. 3l-it
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FrencI, Burr .ritH STONES.

n ME subscriber, agent for the man.
Il ufacturers at St. Louis, will fur
n'sh to order at the lowest cash prices, -
all the articles warranted.
French Burr Mill Stones, Dutch Bolt
ing Cloths, Soulhworlh's paten Smut.
Machines, Mill Irons and Screen Wire.
Mill owners may depend upon all the
above beng sold as low as eastern rates,
aud upon getlinga decided superior ar,
licle. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. %, lSi5.
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October 81. IsiJ.
n Z w GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCx

USF received, complete assortment of FuI'
81 and Winter Goods. which we offer Tor sale
low for cash or produce, among which may b.
found the following articles:
Broad cloth, cassimers. and satlineus
of all colors and qualities, tweeds, hard
tunes, beaver aud pilot cloths, aIpsccas,
bombazlnes. cashmeres, chhsans, nous
de lanes, gihgilams. and large assert.
ment oi fancy prints, rob roy, girandole.
Melted and merino shawls. mills, gloves,
rlstlelts, ribbons, green barage. veleels.
black and blue-black dress silks, black
and white lace, edgings, insertings, cam
brlcs, book muslin, bishops lawn, CASH
mere merlno, worsled and Moravian
hose, black and white cotton do, banda
ma, pongee and cambria handkerchIl,.
alpacca and silk crava,s. comforters. sus-
penders, buck mittens, gloves, &C.. plain
and plaid liliseys, Caroline and Victoria
plaids, red and white woollen flannels,
Canton do. hickory stripes. white.
brown. and blue driIlings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire,
pins, nedles. combs, &c., &C., batting.
wadding, brown sheetings and shirllngs.
of all qualities, lchings, burlaps, and
baggings.
HARDWARE.
A complete assortment of cutlery,
spoons, ox-chains and pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-irons and egg.
lriers, shovel and tongs, trace-chains,
pilch.forks, hoes. lanterns, butts and
screws, doOr'latches, bolts, locks, mill
and hand saw files, hand cross-cut, mill,
and circular saws, ha,chels, hammers,
axes, bed-screws, wood. knobs, brads,
lacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortment Of Crorkery,
Boots and Shoes. and GROCERIES.
CUSHMAN a. GRlDLEY.
Oct. %, 1915. lS-ly.
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Notice,

~ARE HOUSE SALE.-A lot of
Household Furniture consisting Of
Chairs, Tables, Hed-stcads, Beds, Bed
dug, &C., marked Nrs. Grace. and re-
ceiycd in store the 18Th day of Nov. 1914,
will be sold at auction at the ware house
of the subscriber. in Peru, the 10Th day
OF February next, 10 pay charges on the
same unless the charges are previously
paid. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. &c. lSi5. 2S-Gt.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Fsfate of job Gariiher. deceased.

EState of job Gardher, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given To all per-
Y sons interested IN said estate, that
application will ne made 10 The circuit
court of La Sale county, IN the first day
OF the next term thereof. 10 lie holden at
Ottawa, IN the eth day Of March next,
Tor an order To sell So much of the real
estate OF which said Gardner died seized
as will he suiiicien, for the paymen; 81
the debts aud liabilities Of said estate.
GEORGE W. SAWYER. .4Gnl'r.
GLOVER IL Cook, soils for petition.
Ottawa, Feb. 3, lS46.
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DRY GOODS,
are, Quens-Uare, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, &C., &C.,
PERU.

Shoes, Hais and Caps, &C., &C.,
PERU.
TU0HE subscribers would inform their
4 i,iends aud the citizens of La Sale
and Bureau counties, in general.
INA, they are receiving and constantly
keep on hand full assortment of the
above goods, together with many other
kinds. Feeling greallul for past patronage,
they would solicit continuance Of the
same, assuring all who may favor us
with call, they shall find our goods at
the lowest and cheapest rates. as we in
tend to sell for Cash or produce exclu-
slvely. We will either pay cash or ex-
change goods for mostly all kinds OF
produce at the highest marhe, rates.
Sept. 20,-'l5. DAY & BROTHER.
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Cash Advances.


vENHE subscribers have received their fall AMI
Il winter supply Of scasoDuble poods, sDd esiss
them to their old friends and the public general
Iy a, unusually low prices. The goods having
been purchased for cash, cnalhs u. 10 sell sAso,-
r han The cheapest. We have tho ususl full
assortment Of staplc Dry Goods, Boots and she's.
Leather OF all kinds, ready made Cloihing. shsf
and hardware, Crorkery and stone ware, Drugs.
medicines. dye-siuil-, etc. etc.
Hides. Tallow, Beeswax, WhcR. Osis, sod
most kinds OF produce wanted in exchange
nov WALKER x HICkIIIG,
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Estate f Jeptha Brainard, dec'd.
A LII persons having claims against
"a Abe estate of Jeprha Branard de-
ceased, are hereby notified and requested
10 attend before the probate justice Of La
Sale county, Illinois, NJ his office in OF
lava. IN said county, on Saturday the DIST
day of February, A d., 1916, for the
purpose Of having the same dlusied. that
being the day fixed upon by the admins
traitor, IN pursuance Of the statute. for the
purpose of setting and adjusting all claims
against said decedent.
LEVI BRAINARD, Executor.
January 8. 1876.
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LEEsroRT, BerkS Co., }
Auqusio5 lSl5

August %, 1915.
NeSsrS. Crigg g. EHiot:-GENrLE-
MEN-Accept my thanks for the series Of
Readers You were so kind as to send me
by my friend DR.. Darrah, when he was
last in the city. consider them deci,
dedly the best School Readers have met
with. | have introduced them into the
School at this place, and find them fully
TO answer my expectation. ! have also
introduced Grlmshaw's History Of the
United States, another of your valuable
school productions. | am very much
pleased with DR.. Ruschenberger' works
on Anatomy and Botany, which YOU
kindly sent; they appear to me 20 be
just the works needed, to bring the subject
OF natural history within the compass Of
our common schools, and intend during
The coming winter to make an effort TO
Introduce the subject into the school here,
AMI Tor this purpose | would like 10 pos.
sess the whole series OF eight uniform
volumes, which have requested DR..
Darrah to procure for me. Very respect
fully, II. 4. BAKER.
Principal, Leespori Seminary.
R"schenjergcr'S |. Elements Of Ana
tony and Physiology 45cenls
,. Elements OF Mammalogy rs do
). Elements of Ornthology 81 DO
A. Elements of llerpclology &
lchtyology &C do
,. Elements Of Conchology l.l9 do
g. Elements of Entomology 81 do
Z. Elements of Botany l.gi do
s, Elements of Geology 300 do
Also, Grimshaw's Histories of the
United States, England, Rome, Greece.
France, and Napoleon with questions
and key to each, SmiIeys Arithmetic and
Key. Particularly adapted for the use
of schools.
The above valuable books are for sale
by u. G. Natlinger, Ottawa,
Day " Brother, Peru,
Brautigam e. Keene and A. II. & G. Bur
ley, Chicago, H.,
And by booksellers and merchants gene
orally in this state.
H. The publishers request all teach
ers who have the interests of their pupils
at heart, to examine their valuable school
books before introducing any other.
Jan. ., 1916. $50.
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sale Of school Lands.

u Office is hereby given that | will
y offer a, public sale, at the court
house in Ottawa, on the 10Th day Of Feb
rary next, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and 6 o'clock Z. NJ. Of said
day, section sixteen in township thirty
five north, range three east Of the Sd p.
IN. as suOdIvided by the trustees of said
township. Terms cash, with the privil-
eye to each purchaser to loan the amount
OF his bid as provided by law.
l.. LELAND,
School Commits. Of La Safe county.
Ottawa, Jan. y, 1916. 29--4t
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasulle ~. ss--Lasalle
circuit court, March term. lSl6-'Ihe people
OF the state Of illinois, Tor the zee OF theiuhab-
i,ants of ,p 81, 4,e , ! pm, rs. Henry l..
Brush Alien II. Rowland, AMI George How
land-ln chancery.
1t appearing by affidavit on file in the
clerks Office OF the circuit court of La
Sale county aforesaid, in the above enti-
lied cause, that the above named defend
ant George Rowland is a nonresident of
the State of Illinois and the said com
painants having filed their bill Of coms
plant herein, and a summons in chance
ry having been issued herein according to
law: Now you the raid defendant, whose
non.resldence appears as above, are here.
by notified that unless you shall be. and
appear before the clrcui, court aforesaid
on or before the first day of the next term
thereof, to be holden at the court house
in The town of Ottawa, on the 27lb day
of March, A. d. 1916, and plead, demur,
except TO, or answer the compliments
bill of complaint. according to the rules
and practice of said court, the same will
be taken for confessed and decree made
according TO the prayer thereof.
l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, soils for compl'l
Ottawa, Jan. %. 1876.
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4 Us opened at Peru, large full and
~ assortment Of foreign and domestic
DRY GODS,
which have been purchased at the lowest
cash prices in the eastern cities, and will
be sold cheap for cash or produce, consis.
ting in part as follows, viz: BROAD
CLorns, of various colors and qualities /;
fancy aud plain sainelts aud jeans cas-
slmeres redand white ilannels linseys ;
pilot anG beaver cloths ; hardlimes wors-
ted and silk scrgcs beaverleen silk and
cotton velvet; blue drills; hickories :;
cotton table diaper; linen table covers :;
brown holland colored cambricks blan-
kets; crash; linen diaper, &C.. Sc, by
Oct. 10, lsi5. DAY & BROTHER.
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Tanning Will.

O TANNING MILLS, made by
- Nurse 81 Sons, Peoria, of the latest
and best approved style, new and in ex.
cellent condition, just received and for
sale at reduced prices, for Cash or Grain,
at the BRICK STORE, by
WIN. PAUL & Co.
Peru, Dec. -, lSl5.
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Estate of.Naihanici Burton, dccn.
"a Office is hereby given that shall
" apply at the next term of the cir
cult court to he holden a, Ottawa, in and
for LA Sale county, ON Friday the eth
day of March next, for an order for the
sale OF so much Of the real estate of Ma
,hanlel Burton, late Of La Sale county,
deceased, as shall be sufficient 10 pay the
remaining debts chargeaOle agains, said
decedenl's eslale--when and where all
persons interested can appear and show
cause TO the contrary, if any they have.
3l-6. G. HAYWARD,
Jan. 20; lS43. administrator.
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DANIEL BLAKE Guardian Of Josiah Rlchason,
aud Nathaniel Townsend, Guardian ut Prc,ci-
la Jane Davis aud Mary Aun DAVIS rs. VII
liam NJ. RchasoG, Daniel Rlchasnn, Alien
Rjcha-on, John d. Rlchason, James Davis, and
Mary Davis wife of James Davis.
IN pursuance, and by virtue Of de-
A crelal order IN above cause, we shall
expose to sale at public auction, at the
door Of the court house, in Ottawa, on
Monday the 10Th day Of February, next.
the following real estate, TO Wit: an un-
divided two sevenhs Of the
sh Of the sw lrqr oi sec. 81 + sc L / { of3L PM.
VIII 81 81
nhwh sw s.
Sale viii be made ON credit of six
and twelve months with six per cent. in.
,eres, in advance. DANIEL BLAKE,
NATHANIEL row NSEND.
Jan. .. 1876. 29-l6f.
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Crocitcry! CrOckcry at Peru.

u Nay II BROTHER have just recei,
- we'd from the east and which will
be sold cheap for ready pay, 500 sets
common cups and saucers, 100 do. line,
10 blue tea sets of "A pieces, 10 white
china tea sets of 81 pieces, 100 dozen
plates, bowls, pitchers, mugs, casters,
ewers and basins, tea pots, sugar and
cream Jugs, iumhlcrs, glass, pepper, vine
gar and mustard bottles, salt cups, &c.
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Notice 10 Purchasers,

WE wish it distinctly understood ,bn, il any
w person calls tn look at goods, and lets Us
hear the sound of his money, we are bound To
trade. il at all possible. WIN. PAUL d co.
Fern, Nov %, 1915.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
fI'HE subscriber has just received and is now
"pcrlnr, IL Ottawa, MS iarge and splendid
Il. ~
Eeach, UooLdyed, aad Black
CE OI'EiS,

Brown. grey, green, invisible green & dalia do
Also, blue aud black Beaver Clorhs.
y splendid lot OF French, black, blue, and r,n-
cy Cas-lmcrcs.
Sleeps grey, Jeans, tweeJs md sallnets of va
rious colors, nLd splendid lot of
satin, silk velvcIs, and other vestngs,
Ginghams, French hombazines, French Meri-
no Panmelta. and liz d aIpaccas,
suscy, Cotton and Linen Checks, Sbirtings
Ticking, umbrellas,
Gents Lslc thread, black, aud fancy kid gloves,
stocks, cravats, and pocket hdkis, shirt collars,
writing paper, spool, cotton, and linen thread,
aud splendid assortment of talors trimmings.
y fine lot of Cali Skins aud upper Leather.
The subscriber vii still continue BIZ, tailoring
business, buff any prefer any other tailor, they
viii find that no advantage will be taken Of those
who wish To purchase goods in his line. He al
50 feels thankful for past fayors, add nters him
self that he can sell ~ cheap any other place.
Ottawa. Nov II, ISIS JOHN SHULER.