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Every true American must cordially in the sen
,iment, that the union OF these States is the most import
ant element for securing the liberty Of the world. And
every wise man viii say that ss Union must be cement
ed not less BY feeling than BY inieres-by cutvstng
generous sympathy OF sentiment well BY avoiding
every denuneaiion which is calculated to produce aiena
ton by dssenson and Insult. How. then, must we re-
gard the language which Mr.. Allen, Of Massachusetts,,
chooses 10 employ at the deeuno given TO the Americans
BY The English delegates at Paris the 27th ult, i'm
ediafey after the adjournment OF the Peace Congress
In reply 10 Mr.. Golden. the chairman Of the English
delegates IL pleased the aforesaid Mr. Allen, in the
presence Of Englishmen and in the face Of Europe, in
vindicating portion Of his country, TO cast sur upon
the southern States "Reproach not then. the American
government for not abolishng slavery; but reproach
as much az You please for what has been done extend
the empire Of slavery nio new States. Rsproach not
beloved America but reproacb II you please, Virginia,
South Carolina, or Georgia Reproach us not as people
in the mass" This cratic orator has not the proper
pride Of an American precious name covers us
all slkeor he would have stopped TO bring for.
ward delicate family quarrel TO the notice Of French
men or EngIishmen. II he could not speak kindly Of
the people of half the confederate States Of this Union
n he could not do justice TO them by speaking the truth Of
the origin Of their domestic institutions mig at least
have been silent about them But thus that fansii-
cism ex,inguishcs even that pride Of country which
binds every American together.
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The Sandwich Islands.

Our files Of the Poynesan, published at Honolulu
to the 9TH of July inclusive Our previous advces were
TO the Goth of May There is no of consequence.
The Alta California OF the I'd ult says; By the Ameri
can ship Montreal, Captain Chadwick which arrived
yesterday after passage Of "a days, have received
portant. us ,
The United States ship Ohio Captain Stribng, arrived
at Honolulu on the 4th of July, and exchanged saules
with the fort at 10 m, on that day
The ship James Monroe was advertised to fail on the
25h ult for this port. n
The national anniversary-4th OF July-was observed
by the American residents at Honolulu.
.s e. [Penns ypdnian. .
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The correspondent Of the New York Herald cannot es
cape from the dilemma into which he has been precip,a
ted by his own ridiculous mpertnence. lie charged us
with abusing the administration for not at once declaring
war against Spain for the abduction Of Rey We denied
the assertion and how does he attempt TO screen bis
nendsci,y By making quotations from the Union
which do not bear upon the point Every sciost in the
honbook OF politics knows that under the constitution
Of the United States, Congress only has the power TO
declsss- The administration has srregaied TO Il.
self the unconstitutional power Of establishing civil
government ia California; but il will scarcely underak
thsfurthsr usuypaios OF declaring war.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, Sept HIS D. m.
The Wsafh1- Prospsei ofrai ss Of tis
ing case Graad Lodge o. o. E-Dsmoeraiie .omi.a-
The weather continues intensely hot though the time
write there prospect OF change OF the kind de-
Sired dark clouds showing themselves In the north
east The thermometer now sands at "a In the shade.
Our city continues healthy the number OF deaths during
The past week being only Ill, which 10 small proportion
population The health OF the northern cities
= also Improving At New York during the past week
there Were 37s deaths OF which but 50 Of cholera
ms only one-thd OF the number reported for week
about month since. AT Philadelphia also here Is de-
cided Improvement the report for the past week showing
but 2O1 Deaths oil which number were cholera The
cholera, indeed, seems TO have almost altogether
the North, and Baltimore continues be totally exempt
from visitation A
sad accident occurred yesterday the Pa,apsco re-
sung the death Of Mr. Carscy, of the firm Of Sutton Il
Claracy principals OF 81, Marys English French Acad
emy Mr.. Caracy was in sal-boat with two friends,
VIXEN they into by the little steamer Mount Yer
non, and the boat upset. Mr. Q. Immediately sinking,
whilst his companions rescued The parties saved
whilst the captain caused by those In the boat
attempting his bow. rigid investigation win be
made into the facts of the
The Grand Lodge of tho o. o. f. Of the United States
opened their annual session In this city this morning.
They fine looking body Of men, comprising 50 dele
gates, from every State and Territory Of the Union, Ilean
that the annual report presented this morning shows the
Order be in prosperous condition, whist IL
nlness is acknowledged by those who members.
The following the officers; Horn r. Knsass, M. w.
G. Sire Newall A. Thompson, II. w. d. @. Sire; James
L. Rdgey, b. w. g. c. and X. Secretary Andrew e.
Warner R. w. G. Treasurer; Rev. E. M. p Wells. r.. w.
G. Chaplain pro tenn Smith Skinner. r. w. g. Marshal ;
John Chamberlain, w. @. Messenger; Samuel e. Har-
rs, W. g. Guardian Many matters of interest the Order
will claim the attention of the members during the session.
prominent among which is the settlement OF the difficulties
between The two parties In New York
The democrats Of Calvert county have made the follow
Ing nomination. for the house Of delegates Dr. John G.
N wc~.I 49, r.
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DIED,

On the morning the l7 instant after prouacted illness,
General MERRITT L. CovELI aged % years
will take place afternoon O'Clock,
residence Of Mrs Williams Pennsyivania
Az and 6t His friends and
specially invited attend without further notice.
General Cove formerly resident Of Illinois, where he IRE
queny called upon discharge public In al
which acquitted himself with credit and the satisfaction OF
State For four he has been clerk In
Land Once In city, during which period he had
endeaed hnefto wide circle Of friends by the amaby and
his disposition, and his general department
toward n whom he held intercourse. ss# !
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NV GREEN . rAsrEr. a.os,o...r..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on wednes-
day, the 18Th inst, o'clock shall SELL on inc
ses, half Of lot No. in squire No 7a containing 80
square feet
The property Capitol li near ,ne
Capto square, fronting Pennsylvania avenue ~ ee
hack south brick stable, large snouen of
six An be sold the highest bidder r good
s.,. IA On .HsF n Auctonecrs.
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Condilio. Of the Markets.

C0Mdtft0n OF the MdfkHs sstEA
New YoRK, September 1872 p. m-The stock market 10
a shade frmer, but no change In prices Exchange
London 81 premium. Flour 10 steady, but not active.
Sales OF 1900 bbls "a 81 for old western aud IS rs
SIS S7h for New Stale and common Genesee. South srn
brands $5 A. Rye -four S3; corn meal 03 l2h Sales Of
red wheat o3 ICs cents and Genesee 10 cents Corn
yellow Oats 40 cents SO cents Sales Of pork
$40 25 and prime 50 80. Lard 81 81 Cotton is
about quoted Saturday, with rather more ACTIVITY
Whiskey 2lh % cents, In bbls.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H. p m.-Stocks sea dy--bo
change prices Sales Of flour at g. Corn meal S3 l2a
Red wheat 103 l07 cents; white l06 ia cents Ssles
Of yellow So n 81 Oats 30 The provs
ion market is steady--prces unchanged. Groceries in
good request Rio coffee n cents per h. Nothing do
ing in cotton. Whiskey ia bbls n az cents.
Large arrival of GWsTndiaw Obstructive FIRE
Steamboat swNk
ST. LOUIS Sept l5.-The Amelia has arrived hero
from the mouth of the Yellow Stone river She out from
this port 90 days, and brings $40 bales Of peIrs for the
American Fur Company: The news by the Amelia has
disappeared from among the different tribes Of Indians.
BY another arrival here dates from Fort Laramie
10Th August have been received Several trains bound
California passed the fort the 18th. The emgrans APP
peared in excellent spirits. and getting along veil
The two Indians who murdered Mr. Colburn Santa Fe
trader, have brought this city and imprisoted
await their trial before the United States circui court
be held in April next wse
destructive fire broke out At Cape Grardsa the
night of the 18th, destroying several houses The loss Is
heavy. ~ 1870 l
Rapids on the Mississippi river on Thursday last.
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Mr. McBlair for the largest peach have during
the present season Il weighed ten ounces, free
stone and was as delicious in its flavor i was supe
rior in its Dimensions II was from one Of those fine
trees which the late Mr. Gadsby had planted in his lot
near Presidents Square This specimen peach was the
last Of thy.one only which had rpened on the tree.
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A correspondent from Savannah bids us place every
confidence in the democracy OF that State in the October
election. "our wanderers are coming back and we shall
carry the State"
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Caution 90 Druss,sss aud the Pshiu

Caution Druxeists and the Puhi,e
astonishing efficacy Of Dr. Wistus Basam
Of Wild Cherry in all the dseases for which y recommended
skill Of the best physicians NAVAL
ingha effected large Increasing demand mr. H. Th fac has
unpncped counteers and itators palm o spurious
appearance genuine Balsa.
RE NOT DECEIVED BY TMPOsTOks.
The public should be careful get the genuine article the m
and coune, being put by those VINO know nothing Of
medicines the Diseases Of Inc human ssem
~ EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING.
The genuine Bai-am out M bofc "DR.
wIsTARs BALsAM OF WfLb CHERRY, Phia, hown In the
gaeach bottle bearing label on the fron with ne irufs OF
Thi. will cnveloped win wrapper copyright secured
the written signature VI 81
BITTsD Any coanteeins the label wrapper, ons
win be punished with The utnios
s" '" "' "" RS. PATTERSON
Sep is-a Washington, ID. G.
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A RICH JJKe-rhe 81. Lous Republican (vhig) publish
the following from letter lately received from
one Of its subscribsrst
MARSHALL, Saline Co., Aug %.
Your Weekly has yet been hero for two or three
weeks. Your subscribers getting very restless They
don't know what to think Of IT,"
And then adds Il.
perhaps this mystery win be explained but have no
idea that abuses will be corrected until te enemies OF the
administration turned ouf and put office who
viii give IL fair psylw
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m,o..,,e.I Tracts.

PRACTICAL Treatise the ec,h oi eaWhee", ny n WI
I.omescai Drawing by Professor Parish, with enpnvin, IS
!, = - .--...-- -.
p. PRISON. civil engineer pamphlet, Q cent. -
Sen ~ n ~ FhhNCh IhtbCn-
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DESIGNS issued by the United States from lpo 20 lsa, WIN
Laws and Of decisions o The courts OF he
Ted period, compiled pued under me 81
OF Edmund Burke Commissioner 81 Patents ~
porare) For sale BY TAYLOR mhonI,-
septR f bcoksehen, near =" "
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Election In Indiana.

The Fort Wayne Sentinel states the Official majority OF
Wright, (democrat) for governor at 9o7s Maison
fwhig
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Large arrival of fWs Tndiaw musdrrs Obstructive n
- Steamboat swnk
Editorial ehaW

CINCINNATI, Sept l5.-Thomas b. Stevenson, eco,
tired the editorial chair Of the Chronicle this morning
The Chronicle is be united with the AhasE. ID. Mans
field, esq, in the chair editorial l-wt
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~ eRrEs 9 rssTer. A.ss.......;

ny GREEN Il TssTGT. Aucssewesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
ON Thursday, the 2o Instant shall e At me rensenes Of
~ and sth srcu nearly oppo
site the Exchange Hotel a. 10 O'Clock M good OF
Mahogany sofa, rdcboard bureaus "a t'tt
DO card, dining, side, and breakfast m"cs
Cane and chairs hatrack
Wardrobes, bedsteads, washsfands, snah wpes
silver Mated candle branches, clock lamp
China class. and crockery and walters
Ry,,arnIa ware, chamber and other looking glasses
ParIor massage, step, and chamber carpet snd rods
nr.ss sndirons and tonrs, and fendeu
Feather ed and hair mattresses tr6." sNA8
window curtains and blinds
win dassor Of kitchen requisites
Terms under s25 cash, e2s acrrdf Of
and ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
~ GREEN 4 TAsTET, hacnoneer.
also for rena good brick, and conveniently
arranged. Apply within a a s,stl E O. +.
Sept ls-1 .far4E ~ .ft. wv s.sass
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UIILIAM H. MINNIx, Of the General Land Once, viii
Of every kind against the government before
Congress the HIS experience IN the different
departments specially In relation % military
viii enable him full satisfaction 70 s VINO may
require his services The promp issue Of patents if sna o m
Will be secured, and AZ necessary
means deadefer warrants Ssms m ser
OF lsis and Mexcnn war,
will special lie win also attend 20 ins sale rent
payment OF fes ON es ca'o o"eo w
This CITY bv non4rc residents and others.
Reference Cen James sheids oneny comsoncr
ioney I'M, Oce % all the officers of he General
ofC Of
Thomas Rche Burke Peter Porce W. W. sesaos r.
i,lair g. a. Rives Richard Waliach
Once al ssup weedon' Coach Factory Of The Centre
Market, Washington, D. 9. ftN sE 81
aenl
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cARD.Tho-e q ressled their
months win cour hvo closing
them, either cash noee sbo datcs hoee who have
seted sincere thanks and sl
'T Sep. p. % MAY CO.
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New Goods at LockWoods |!

1--WE l. subscriber has Just received, direct from
New York, choice stock OF Drg GoDds.
= BooiS, SiOcs BOHHeiS Iiats, Groceries, &c.
10 which he invites the attention of ms friends and
the public. His stock embraces,
90 pieces Nierrmac aud othcrprins,
70 ." blue and orange
80 Etrlston Ginghlius,
10 " MOus-dc LANES, choice styles
81 FIgd Lawn,
500 Bonnet cap, satin, and tgileta ribbon
10 summer Fungcs,
20 " Barrcdand striped cambrc,
200 Bonuc,s, new styles and all prices
20 do1 Leghon and palm Leaf hats.
30 " ArtlicIals and wrcaths
20 pieces Kentucky Jeans
d " Cottonade, drill &c.
A beautiful assortment of Ladies' Caters and
hi Caters, slips, bootces, &c,
Canris,
30 a. 'r.sc aud Victoria Shaws, silks dress, hke,
y 'Dlyais, blk Italian cravals, superior quality
100 cold anl brown table covers,
80 doi Linen cambria hkh.
100 Silk aud Cotton PamsoIs
100 sun shades
Is Bonnet silks besides host OF other goods all Of
which will be sold cheap tor cash,
10y ap2I loHN l.ocNwoon
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Nsars.ic auS stone y:Ir.,,

~ LYONS ~oGM inform thr lnhnhlrsp,s Of
sDsOtawa aud surrounding couniry tina, hs
has established himself IA The above business in
Ottawa, GA Columbus Il, directly opposite t;eo.
West livery stable, bore he viii he able To fur
niSh toordT tomb stones, mnnumruls, tables or
any other article IL his me Of business.
Ottawa, Sept. II lsIT
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Horse ShOeing and Farrieru.

VHE subscriber bcrg lcrvc 10 annonce 10 the public
the'ae nus opened ~ ,''gNlshment in Columbus
stree, near the Catholic Church, where the business
OF horse shooting and tu,ry will be- conducted on hr
most scientific principles Ii is generally admitted
nat too many OF those ~ua practice ShDrur are 20.
tally iIoWut ct rs principles, thereby proiucinu the
numerous eases 1t conir,tlOng and diseases of the
feet daily witnessed. !, really becomes the duty Of
every one who values good horse. So essential to
his oht well 0s his pleasure TO secure The sery-
ctS " good Arrrr Tor S1uSciJl an animal
EutccR sc0IS pra,nca' ekrerence, IT IS hcrei w
enable The subscriber m follow correct system - T.
cIiH'rd 60 prevent diseases consequent on unSltul
,uoHInt mud when necessary, To- rcmcdy the errors
OF tue rn't, +, TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov o. ats 10
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Grcns sale OF Timber Lana

THE undersigned v offer for sale a, public nuc
ton, at the doorot tine court house IN Ottawn. a,
10 O'Clock AN on the 10Th day OF September next.
700 Aues Of Land sad hul ,ssiruated on SIC IL.
town ", mrs east 81 q. IN, aud sill bc surveyed INTO
small uHris 'y from 10 ~ ncrcS, according TO qua
N.Y. lhs WI probably be one OF the best oppor-
tuutcs Tint person, residing between Nlarscl,snni
iiomcnare N,Nr wal ever have o pur'hasnc-
timber Tor farming purposes Ako. the rGsi half of n,
west Qnnfl.rsrc Is. town 2lnri 81 p. m, si,ua-
ted near GTe1s dam az Dayton, 70 BE- sold in 20
tracts The purchasers OF the above turts will
9e required to pny one-hh down ard the balance in
I'VE eGlalnin AL ius,alncuts. and TO secure the pny
ment thereof by bond and mortgage On he property
sod, at per cent: ger AMMAN, payable semi .snru
ally IN advance BY order Of the hoard ol Trustee
Of schools IN Town 50. y. R. 8 L. SAP. VI.
May 10, 1879 G.. w. JACKSON, 7reasvrer
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OppositiOn!

\ Want nv friends To unlcr,iagd that have
4 purchased the Boats an d fixtures uf the
Lower Ferry ; and | IN tcud To- he ON hand at
all houis, Jht or day, to tsrry yer all who
may wish to cross u \ ~,
June T. iSI0-3t
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fESilh Board Of Trustees VI the lh.ros and
n Michigan C1n0l having established an a.
u h'c ut Ottawa igg the COLLECTION Z! tolls.
NUtire ], hereby gwen, ta0' ou aud n'cr the Isl
1y ct June, So in pIr nance Of tie Rules, BY
Laws and Regulations of said board Of Trustees,
every master ola boat or float applying lor clear
lnhr tor the Conveyance oI property on thc canal
must rXh.btlo lHc Collector lu-r and true account
orbt oI lHd.Cs otsu-h property, signed by the con-
.OgDor thereof and sp cini1g the quauu,y and
weight ote,rh article shipped a. + DOW,
Collectors Office Oltlyv9. 'u0 | iyyt Cyllarfll
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IAccy your Feet DRY,

Al lILER'S water proof OH Bilcking, prime
VI article lorp preserving I'athcrand prootagninsi
water Tor sale arthc Shoe store IT W Hasrrrr.
MANILA ROPE. OF sue. suitable lur bcd-curI.
Iva Halter ropes, clothes lines towing lines. Stem
ana bow lines Bcl9 kAJ lIssErrr
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atisDtIc ts.,.,s>s.
isElSTO'.s
Nerve and Bone Liniment,


EsfsEDI's
No-yro op1 Dana T,-,,,.
@NSL9C Cl4u iSDI!C Li!IiIliSILt
THE Unprecedented sale with which This o-,,,lo
i has met and the universal "a SilrtoD which il
has gwen has induced he present proprictors To ,X.
lcHi IT, mnuu &c lure so tnatIt can be- within III.
reach Of all who may wish to test It's siprularelica
cy is reputation n a remedy for
emit, goUs E,,jsos can, L-,.L. Oh, on
N,yey Sgssy.g g,yyLo,s E;s,'i, ''j .'"o' y 80.
Ea,nJc,s ~. - "'''"''' --""''"e"S'
l. hirLsr,n, t,.r,. f., I,,s lo, i,,,-,l.,,i
iha, ,,T rn,. tLr ri L.. - ~, - 49, =" T''
Itisu-.j In both Man ,;, ~, H. !" ~. PU'o'
Vino. ,Ln ,,,L ,,, NV, b. a., o''I'i w. GU
cyrraoruqrv medicine me rci,, ;' ",.,' i', ~,
ugLh.b i,> FIN. ,,,ry c,tf,i l ~, W.
h,,n r.r.i,j ,h"s. ,,I,,, IN 49,, "i'.l' "'t
,a,ti,',s ,r' No., L / ,'.,,..,.l NH 'S ''u'-
HAM 'TD'I WI TTtNtS sssy.rE
.,'. ,,5' ''''' 7 ~ ~
N,-,,, al ~. 49,, If, W ~ '.''''
s,,,,-.,s M ~, i'.''.'. , u, ,'' r
IA, p,,.h,lI,. g.. Ct, -.
!, geo. ba.'h",acr sugar Cr""k, Naiwonh Co.
"H' says II is some satisfaction 10 sell bn-to's
Nerve ana Bone hM,G,ai peceuSi it Invariably
gives perfect satisfaction
3, -, IaledAMa, March ~, 1873.
N'. w hE'n''".
-" rue '''l' o' ''."'u'ul WhHb you sold me
d. rev Gay 'A' wa even better sbluy ut recommend
u. WI" ',''s' 'I' circumstances so mat d you
WIS., 10 max, N'Ia .'4 can. Wy horse hal
sWl"ni Gu h- "L. l"-' above l,r ElW5oI joint
N"'' HfSi np.Uhl Do, X nW'nf'd like -mnII
'''atN" so VA, u'p'tI hu'HN! OF iOud used hlm
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LAND FOR SALE.
Ready Made CIotltsu-
EanCiCs.

= TEL Beads, uugs, clasps, purse silk, worst.
~ ed patterns, travelling sacks, fcnknivss. Tuck
= side. RrGiug and IVORY Combs tor ,a chcar
ing 4 J g. N,TTfyGrE'S
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In Ward & lhggatt.

: Ss- b'gat'dctUcrs Of Doors amt SHOES
NiIdicJom. Mas nrr prepared to furnish country
!eueIs rtc.. With al kinds o, Boots and Shoes by
ne case dozen, on the mos, reasonable terms nj
.LrLr .llrr. w Llke STREET. CNclgu son ~
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SASH
Srriu. Goods I!
BOOTS and SHOES.


e. 2OCascs mems heavy Boots. do boys an
yolths do, 10 TO men. Kip Boots, do warcr-pro,
do iorsalr very low hy .u97 Rg1 at NpFer.
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Grand IDclOur s'iovyhs,

1.-TWO Horse steel land side,
Two horse iron do
Breaking do
Corn do
a new supply Of these very dcseryclly popular
plows on hand No farmer who holds a plow han.
die or runs hrrow ought To be- without one. They
have driven cut every ohrr make where they have
been introduced No one runs any risk IN huvinr
them; lapow docs not please purchaser alier a
cd Fog sale only by &c. NAtris5rR.
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They Have Come

G NNI IlNGbt is n7ppy 10 inform he
- friend, mad buyers AZ Ottawa that his pu.chas.
Of Spring ANA summer Goods
hl7 arrived The assortment will be found, as usu-
n,, almost complete. No pains shall be spared 10
please his customers and 10 one will be- allowed To-
untrgscH him. Call and examine tn, stock, and
Judge each one for himself
Nltn.yr \ NH - lrlN
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OTTAWA TsNNIssS

now p'nlI operation. Where cash at all times is
paid for oil kinds Of HIDES and skins, Plaster
ing HAIR ou hand aud iuf sale at he Jluncry or at my
shoe aud leather store NILS llM IIAskTlI.
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ROPhS, touis, No.--A large lou ot hup. itnu T,
~ to!lnch close plough, & fish lncs can be loani
o'W In " ~ Cr-d,tANs
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Roots and shoes.

- OSTON GLASS siz,s forsal- by
~ ocll3 WV HASKELL
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we IIIlDS n u Sugar fair orriinc lust re-
| u ccNcd aud !or sale by
may II WAlEru & HIlELNG.
4 FIRST rate article OF ST. Louis Soap and Caa-
. \ dies on maud Ut Dee !, - MAGILLs.
S,uGAR and MoIas-cs old and new crop. for sale
> Wholesale and gcaU By dec l,'ls MAGuL.
TEAS ofali qualities and prices at MhouLs
1 GOOD assortment Of smoking dHI cheiriHg
4 lybarcJ for sale By doc !, - MAGILL.
WAL paper in eil varieties; also, transparent and
" paper window curtains OF dee /, Is -HGgWs
IN nm BUSHELS Of wheat wanted, for which
-OjOCO lA. highest market price m cash will BE-
pmd by December / l-iS NaoW
Any aruoun' of Corn, Oats Potatoes. Batter. Bees
- wax aud all olhrraruclr- raised by the Farmers
wanted by December l. 1913 HagW