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Family Boarding School.

NSR, Il MRS. CLARK propose opening n
IVA School for young Ladies at their residence
one mile south Of Ottawa, to cUmmcnce on the
first Monday Of May next.
The cation is Peasan, and healthy. uniting
whatever may he desirable in the qnlsi of the
country with the advantages to BE- desired from
the society Of the town.
Knowing that there arc many parents in the
country who have not the opportunity Of rduca.
ting their children al home, We take thi. method
ol saying to such parents, that we will take u
llnl,ed number of pupils into our own family,
and will cndcivur as far rs possible, to Improve
their intellectual aud moral character. We shalt
endchv"r so TO diversity and arrange our system
at instruction that our scholars many not be-.
come weary, aud We, he advanc,d as rapidly as
possible in their studies. From our own adyan-
nges of education aud experience in teaching.
we trust we shall hc able 10 adopt course OF
instruction and discipline which will insure q
progress pleasing to every parent.
Scholars sent to us from abroad will be n, MI
times under our watchlul care. ami he treated H.
every respect like members nf our own muilv.
The pIce Of tuition will ,pry from - I, S.
per quarter, accordrug 10 the age n,h artainmcnts
"f the pupils. Board $, per week. Doard and
washing SI,2S re
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TO FARM ElSS!

TOILET NOOl.LEN FACTORY.-Ths
- subscriber will keep on hand a large assert.
ment OF 81 'th of his own manufacture. which h.
proposes t. exchange f. wool. lie viii give
one yard Of good heavy cloth tor two and a hail
pounds Of good clean wool of the same quality
~ he viii work wool upon shares, as follows -
give one-hHli the cloth the wool makes By rcceiy-
INC eight cents per ward from the customer upon
hls ball. rail the wool makes by receiving thirty
light cents per yard f,r manufacturing. lie will
also manufacture for cus,omers-blaniets,l Jeans
ADD hinnrl4, as well as sa'inell and full cloth.
cloth Dressing done on reasonable terms,
and at short noIIce. None but the best work
men will be employed.
Any person goln; to Chicago, from the cen.
usl OF southern part Of the STATE, vii pass bv
This town, an all the subscriber wishes, to in.
sure continuance of patronage is TO once have
man patrodze him. Wool can be SAINT up the
Illinois dvcr, directed to J. A. Maueson. Joliet
VIII county, to the care Of Mr.. Abrams, Peru
u.s. aud 1t will be forwarded, where cloth will
he put up IN a neat AN safe manner. according
tn the ab)vetsrps, aud sent in return To any part
al the State without troubling the owners To ac.
c'mpany It. J 4 MATrESON.
\ d Persons coming hom distance with
quantity Of wool To be cardtd az manufactured
II obliged 10 stay over night, shall be 10 II, cx-
p'nSr. IA ~
Joliet, March 90 l. 1917. 40
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Anot's' P.oJoftic EGtqy Il D. Jsyrc's
HIir TOnie.-t hi- viii certify that was enrlrc-
~ bald fnr about three ycnr,, when was recon-
merled t. Try Dr.. James Hair Tonic. PFC
cured two bottles ul Mr.. Mason in Summcryi'e.
md using the Tonic for shout IS months. my
hair came IN all over my head, AMI, ahhuugh
not quite a. thick as Def re, yet is cons an,ly
groslng. This surprl-in; restoration e my
hair has excited the sstonishmcnt IF all my &C.
qnain,anccs, end made mo an object Of curiosity
u many. am now 80 years Of age. aud have
reason to regard the invcrtor Of this matchl,ss
Hair Tcnc rs a public benrhctor. GuLIcK.
Near Germantown. n J, Nov 81 1872.
For sale by 6 T. Walker Ottawa. 40
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N TIC T..

fENIlE subscriber, wishing to bring his
IN business to close, offers. al reduc'
ed prices, large aud splendid assor,
menl Of first rate Broadcloths, OF various
colurs and qualities, cassimeres, sailneil'
and tweeds. Vestngs of various kinds
viz Satin, silk. silk and cotton velvet
cashmere, swansdown and Narcotics.
Bombazines. Alpacas, Paramctta, French
merinos, Irish linens, shirllngs and sheet
ings, canton and WOODEN nanneIs and
blue drillings.
ALso-A splendid assortment Of stocks
plain and fg'd. cravats. gun elastic and
wors,ed suspcnders, Gents. cotton hall
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkis., um,
brelas aud cotton and linen thread.
ALso-A first rate assortment OF Tai,
lor's trimmings.
All Of the above articles will be sold al
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SNULER.
n. y Winter Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all Of the above
articles. }. ;.
Ottawa, March &c, l7l1. 37-li
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Uho can doujt Tie IriueS IF JoynfS
nam IONIC?

SiMMIEN nv, n. j. Nov. 20, 1872
Dr. Jsyr'-I'aT St: | send y,u ih,f lowing
eradicate obtained frrm Mr.. GuIi,k w,uld
Just state that became acquainted with him a.
bout too years ego. At that time he was en-
tlrely hli, with the exception Of lock of hair
on the back par, # his head, ahont the sza Of
half dollar, aud that lock Of hair he t, me
had been made grow by the Use # your Ton.
&c; previous to Which be positively AYERS he had
not a single hair on his head The hair now
completely covers his head, aud is from four to
five inches long. Very RESPECTFULLY yours
+. MASON.
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Estate Of RuTefS. Duryea, dec'u
To the Public.

TIME GREAT HE >I.ING SALVE The
| Il wonderful ef,c oi Commits Pain Extractor
IN removing all pain from burns aim, ST instantly
! upon ITS application, is truly astonishing, and
| did The public generally know of the sinativc
properties, we are 'nNlnccd that no person, e..
| pecaly heads Of families, would allow them.
selves tn he single DAY without il. II has long
been drsheratum with medical men to fnd a
safe and established remedy for burns, one which
would remove inflammation without causing ad.
lltional pain and speedily extract the fire
This great magical pain extractor combines all
these properties and many more. II prevents or
extracts notification. relieves all pain caused by
bruises, blistered surfaces, &c. The ignorant ar
sertlons often made that any thing said to have
universal merit must be good for nothing il best
replied TO by informing the scientific, thu, all
the properties Of an hyue, astringent ant.cp,ic,
nerync, hetpatic and b,isamic, together with
many minor virtues, are herein chemically con-
cenirated in the most powerful degree, v hcb
union composing drawing and healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with such ease as to
give often the appearance Of a miracle.
The above article with cure the following com.
plants, or no pay taken for il, viz :-Burns,
scalds spralns, erupiions, chiltlaius, old sores,
bruises scrofula, sore eyes, sore nipples, rrysip.
elias, pimples on the face white sw, lings, piles,
either blind or bleeding.
Read the following 81 child, a nephew OF .
friend Of mine, stepped in vessel of boiling wa.
ter and scadcd its leg mp 10 it. knee, when Con.
ncl's pain extractor, from 81 Courtlandt street,
was applied, which almost Instantly gave relief
10 the little sufferer, and SION entirely cured it,
Also child Of my own burned its hand severe.
". and used the saIve, which gave instant re-
lief and seen cured it entirely and | f,r one.
,ou'd not he induced to be wi,hou, it, think
eve y family should always keep i, on hand to
use IN case OF such accidents. II ADAMS,
Pastor of Trinity church, Ssugcr,irs, n. Y.
UTConneIs Pain Extractor is sold wholesaI e
and retail by COMSTOCK II BROTERs.
90 SecnnJ 1t. ST. Louis,
80 6, and G |. THOMPSON. Ot,v,
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Illinois Weekly Packet for 1917.

The fast running pas
senger steamer, Dial.
@. II. PRArr. Master.
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UnuSe,s Pile Ointment.

ESa most valuable, safe, and certain cure for
4 the P,c>. TrNumerous certificates Of the
happy effects Of this Ointment may be found up.
on the wrapper accompany ING each bottle.
Prepared only 10y GEO. w. HOUSE Nash
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle
For sale in Southport by Sttyker & Greene
wholesale agents, for Wisconsin, l,ra Michigan.
northern Iinos & Ind for which Territories
aud states all orders should he addressed.
&. THOMPSON, Agent Ouawa,lll.
Ottawa. June 30. 1916. lie
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NlarShaI's Sale.

b NlTED States Circuit Court, Ex-
q ecu,Ion No. 400. BY virtue of a
writ OF PIN. fl. fa.. Of No. s25, to me
directed from the United States Circuit
Court for the District Of Illinois, in favor
of Elliott Adner, Of Davidson, and against
Henry G. Hubbard and Gurdon S. Hub
bard, have levied on the following prop
erty, to wit:
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Persons calling for letters on HE ajore hsi uil
pkeOse nienii0n TINT Then nl.e rdrcrLAcH.
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BIaCk>IlIitllin..

Sept. is, ls46.
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NOTICE..

4 G. STEPHENS, from Chicago.
/. will offer for sale al the Mansion
House on 5'h day Of May, large sup.
ply of HATS and GAPS of all qualities,
and Of The most fashionable styles suia.
Bile En- spring and summer ware. Bar
gains can be had on that day.
Cash paid for all kinds of Skins and
Furs during the time.
Ottawa. April l5. 1877.
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liS1OG Letters

ENAINlNG in the Post Office at Ottawa,
a La sale county, III, on the l., OF AP'il
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Executors Notice,

A LII persons having claims agains
IA the estate Of bartholomew Nc
Craih, deceased, are hereby notified anc
requested 10 presen, the same 10 the Pro
bate Court, in and for the county of Grun
dy and State of Illinois, on Monday III,
fifty day of July next, when and where
the undersigned will attend for the set.
dement, Of all claims.
DOMINlCk McGRATlI, Admir-
ELIZABETH McGRATH, Adm x
Morris, March 23d, 1910.
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nYING AND SCOURING-Mrs.

~ WM. 7. BAILEY, opposite the
brick school house, Ottawa Centre, is
prepared to execute, in first rate sly lie,
all kinds Of dying and securing. Having
had number Of years experience, she is
well qualified 10 give general satisfaction.
Ottawa, March 26, lS47.
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MORE PROOF.

Darlington, Beaver Co., Pa. f,b 1889
DR.. ID. Jayne-Denr Sir-Ny little son, when
nh ut two months old, was seized with a bowel
complaint. II continued Tor two weeks without
in,ermlssiun. and not Sitnsandrg the remedies
prescribed by a respectable Physician, we gave
mp the child victim. as we supposed, 10 fatal
disease. But pro,dentially heard Of Javnes
Carminative, as an ,ileciual cure for bowel COM
plant, and Immediately despatched messenger
20 town seventeen miles of Tor a bottle. BY
the use OF this medicine in less than ,hirtv.slx
hours the disease was checked. and by lis con-
start use for few days, the child was restored
to perfect health. Shortly after this. there oc-
CURED similar case IN one of the families of nv
congregation. | prescribed Jayne's Carmina.
tive, and the result was speedy cure.
The same child, owing to exposure, when re-.
Gently coming up the Ohio, was attacked by
that horrible nalady, Group. We landed in the
nigh, a, Beaver Point. and when cur fears were
alarmed les, the hoarse scpulchral cough was
tho f,rerunner Of death, we gave him teaspoon.
full your ESpec,orant, and applied some ini-
men, to the throat and breast and before many
minutes the hoarseuess was gone, the child
hrcathes freely and slept sweely. Owing tn
these circumstances it cannot he wondered at
why have s, high an opinion of your mcdl-
cines, and why | advise every family TO keep
Them on hand, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours.
ARTHUR Is. BRADFORD,
Pastor Of the Prsshytn Church, Darlington. Pa
Sold by Il + Walker, Ottawa 80
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a FIRST rate article Of bunch laih IL
IA. now being made at The Msrssilles
mills, where they will be constantly kept
on hand; they will also I've KEEP, for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph sizer and q.
Burr; they are better article than pine
la.h, and will be sold cheaper than the or.
binary cost Of getting la,h from Chicago.
A tolcrable article will be sold al 50 per
thousand.
November IL, 1916.
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Undivided 9TH par, Of water Blocks |, 2, 3. 4
5, 6. All said town Lots aud Blocks in Mar
scllcs, Lasalle County.
Onc-cighth part Of lrac, Of land here.
,oforc purchased by Rob,. p. Woodwork
and Lovel Kimball from James Galloway,
situated OPT osite said town Of Marseil es,
on the margin of,he Illinois River, being
rods wide q, one end and rods a, the
other. Also 9Th part Of 4 acres of land
opposite the town Of Marseillcs, adioin-
ing and near the dam erected by Kimbal
and others, arrass the Illinois river, &C.
CURED by virtue of writ Of at quod
damA,tm. Also 9Th of the water power
attached or npperlaiuing 10 water Blocks
H., 3, 4. 5, 6. Also 9Th of The water
privilege apper,aining 10 the ownership
of the acres of land above described
Also 9Th Of the water power apper,ainilg
to the tract Of land purchased of Gallo.
wav as above described. Undivided q
acres in the town OF Utica. All the lands
and town lots herein described, being sit.
uatef in the county of Lasalle. Illinois,
which shall expose to public sale on II e
first day Of February next, at the Court
House door of said county, to the highes,
and best bidder, for ready mouey.
Sale to commence between the hours
Of O'Clock A. NJ. AMI sunset of the same
day. Dated this, 30h day of Novem-
Der, 1916. $. II. ANDERSON,
Z. s. Marshal, District his.
.! BY BGSNEr ALLEN, Deputy.
The sale Of the above property is post
poned uu,ll FRIDAY the l0h or February
instant, a, the same hour and place above
desci bed. :. II. ANDERSON,
Z. $. liarsha', District MS.
by u. ALLEN, Deputy.
Ottawa, February !, lSi7.
POTp7ncmcHf--rh The sale Of the above
described property is further postponed
until the lhjr'ieIh day Of April next, Al,
the same time and place as aforesaid.
S. Il. ANDERSON.
Z. =. Wrshai, District MS.
BY BrNNEr ALLEN, Deputy.
Feb. II, lsi7.
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DIED,

Al thi. place, on Wednesday last. MAur
ELLKS. second daughter Of NJ. Murphy, Esq
eyed years snJ II months.
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information Wanted.

OF Michael Bannlghan, Young man
Of about 20 years Of aye, Of county Mon.
Afghan, Ireland, who arrived at Milwau.
kic, Wisconsin, last fail Any inlorma.
ton concerning him will he rcrcived h,
his brother, the subscriber, al Pareville,
Grant county. Wisconsin.
April 0-'i7 PArRicK BANs,ou,N.
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SIrIycd or stolen,

EFy--77l FROM the subscriber near
tGsISLA Ottawa, three Oren and one
:, ,.x;rrss:,a ~ CJw-one OK ten years old.
white, with small red spots, right eve
out--onc six years old, all white, rich,
horn broken and lops--one four years
old, blue and white. Cow ten years old.
pale red or yellow. RICH, eye out. Oxen
were missing in September last, and COW
late las, fall. A liberal rewa,d will be
given for their return. or information
where they can be found.
CHS. HAY WARD.
Ottawa. March ls, lsa1. #
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1HU yevgTdT UrTTurS

the hill back of the camp, viii
their way up ball struck his S
from his hand, as he turned to
it up, he remarked, "Well, by
der, | guess they are shootil
u.s." he started on, and before
reached the top his cap was she
SWELL" said he, "They can
that as long as it is empty"
hurried on to where the charg,
being made, and there he f
bare headed till the Mexican
treated. Another story is to
him: When Hardin made hi
charge, cold Dick" was il
\ midst Of it, and when he sa,
G large body of lancers pouring
NJ hill and making a charge q
\ Wand escape seemed alno
\A We, Capt. r. stood a fc,
N\ perfectly cool, then rel
\A Tell, by thunder, here's
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Will Tun as IA regular Parkei during The
season, between ST. Louis, Peru and Uu'
ca-leaving ST. Louis every Tuesday
evening al 5 clock. Returning will
leave Utica every Friday morning at e
o'clock, aud Peru at 8 o'clork. For
freight or passage apply 10 the Captain
on board. or to Cushman e. Gr'dley, OF
tawa. or |. ID. Harmon, Peru, Agents.
The Dial will extend her uIps to OF
lava as long as the water will permit.
March 26. lS47-37
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Hre, FIR III. irmy Col VIM. Miner at
'cr'ises for 900 Jrngoon horses in tue Ciucin-
natl Gazette.
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w asitinvtOn RsOtci,
Opposite The South Front cfMe Stat
House, Springfield, Illinois
JOHN DAI.ENY---I'ropric,


YENiE Proprietor of the nhJve establishment
n returns his sincere thanks to hi, numerous
visitors and the mcmb,rs of the General Assem-.
bly,, for their very liberal patronage beslnwe ed
upoC him during the past winter. He takes pleas
ure IN announcing TO his friends, aud all others
who may visit the city during the mex, summer
ard Wiuter that he will always he ready to fur.
n,sh them with the best the market affords, and
spare no pains on HIS part in rendering them as
comfortable as can he desired.
The Washington HDitF is situated in the
mo-, convenient par, uf the city for those " hose
business Is connected with any Of the public Of
fees Of the State, aud Delegates to the Constiu-
,iUnal Convention will find this House. from its
immediate proximity to their field If labor, pos.
srsses more advantages for their convenience
aud comtIFt than any other in Springfield. His
house Is large and roomy. en- is capable of nc.
commodaling u large number Of ali those who
may make II convenient to call uprn him. A
convenient and comfortable stable Is attached To
the premises, which will always be supplied with
the best Of provcndet
TERMS.
Single Meal o. cents
TRANSIENT Honrd,rs per day ~ do
House, per day 37I do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
for share VI their patronage.
JOHN DhENY.
Mar h 10, lSi1-if &c
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DIETER BARG AINS-..Brown muslins, b~
- and blcnched Canton lanrels, with anything
in the line Of Prints con and U,H GIT. batter
bargains than have been offered heretofore In this
market. I.ct no one fail to call and examine The
goods before buying elsewhere.
Is &c NArrINoHR.
Oct TO- 1916
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THE GREAT REMEDY,

unprecedented tim, II F,rt Hours.
'sNii l. lten;i'n o(thc public is particularly cali
4 od to this Great Remedy for ChiiA or A que
nnd F'per, aud IN doing So, the prnpricIrrs deem
II proper 10 make the Glowing declarations, the
truth oi which. he desires the peoI ie 10 test ~ =
trial, aud he vill chrcrluly abide their decision,
whist. The article /, pleasant aud convenient
To take. p. It will cure crery case IT the dIrec-
tons are observed. 81. 1t will leave no iujuri-
Gus effects in thu system; m the contrary, II I'M
parts strength Ia the constitution. An ltispure-
~ vegetable, and will cure with perfect certainty
in five hours. Certificates on the wrapper around
the hottie OF cures from six months to ten years
standing.
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail by
GEO. W. HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.
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Forty Thousand Grated
+ X u | II II II f. f. S.

1 NOW offer to the public a, my Nursery near
d the village oi Dayton, west side of Fox liver
La sale county, the largest number and greatest
variety of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest of the Wabash
They were procured FROM Curtis celebrated Ed,
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hun lred
variles OF Apple, fifty varieties OF Pear thirty va.
rites of Plums, Cherries and Peaches, all OF the
choicest fun, which have been selected during
the last 20 years by the industrious and indeG,l.
gable proprietors Of the Nursery, at great tx.
pensc, from nearly all the states in the Union,
and many of the choicest varitcs from Europc.
They are mostly Of two years growth, and from
three to five feet in height, and of sufficient size
to set, Those wishing toplant orchards will no,
fail 10 perceive the great advantage of setting
young and thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
and climate in which they are destined to he set.
over those usually brought from different soil
aud climate, the larger roots aud limbs amputn.
ted to save transportation, aud the tihrous roots
injured by long exposure To dry atmosphere.
WELLS WATT.
Sept. u.s. lsl6. l2-y
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4 NllEAP Summer sm1is-Drllings,
~ Nelson checks, and linens for coats
and pants, at BAssNETr's. 40
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n T. w G. . Cd : ,
r. BASSNETvT
Groceries, HARD are,
T.o

Groceries, Hard are.
Crockery,
and many other articles in demand in
this market. As he purchases altogether
for cash. he feels coniid,nl that he can
undersell. by ten per cent, those who
purchase on a credit, besides making n
liberal discount TO those who purchase
by the piece or package.
Produce Of all kinds taken for goods
and considered the same as cash. Th.
citizens of lasalle county are especially
invited 10 call and examine for them.
selves. April 3, ls47.
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SWlSS MULI.-A splendid article
~ and cheap, with fine cambrics &c..
Just received by BAssSrTr. 40
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PlOW steel.

4 UST received good assortment 81
- plow steel, 4, 5, &, 8, -. 10, IA
and Is inches wide. Of superior quality.
Also-Carriage springs, buggy axles
with pipe boxes, for sale by
37-f ]. MANLEY & co.
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7. la DiCKEY e. Z. S. LELAND

Have formed co.par,nershp in the practice
tfthe law, excepting in rclstion to BUSINESS IN
Putnam aud Kendall counties. Office over
Buchanan and Eicheb,rsers, on the we., side
70 the public square.
Oulass, Ap'ii 0, 1911.
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A FEW smoked Shoulders YET left,
IN at, the old price. BAssyrrr. 40
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SpHINGGOONS.

~ ROCERIES-Sugar, Cohee, Mo
VI lasses, dried Apples and Peaches,
Saleratus, Ginger, Rice, Tea, smo-
king and chewing Tobacco, Pipes. Nut
megs, Cloves. Raisins, Indigo, Copperas,
Mudder, Pepper, Spice, Sal'pelre, Alum.
Cassia, Tar, Soap, Candles. Pepper
sauce, Castor OIL, Camphor. Mustard,
&c. &c. just received and for sale low. by
40 CUSlIMAN & GRlDLEY.
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IN IL 'uhscslhcr having purchased the inter.
4 cs, Of his father in ihc stock and business of
the late firm, viii continue to carry on the hu.i.
meas at the oil stand.
lie hopes the friends and customers Of IN. old
firm, will extend to him their patronage. md he
will endeev"r to msti, II hy Keeping on hand
prime assessment of desirable goods. which he
will sell as low a. the very lowest. The present
stock viii be closed a, very low prices TO make
70 nm Tor fresh s.nrlmen, in the spring.
Ottawa, Feb |, ~ ~ WI. NJ. TRUE.
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