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ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA.

The following striking and, will be seen, per-
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mends itself to all similarly afflicted:
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04

by JOHN q. DUNN.

Thou foul impersonntion Of beast
Thou rotling wreck Of iruli humanity
Thou knight OF windy broils Nhal God did well
Thou hasi too well undone
Thou hadst too fair temple for the soul
That now holds not in its carnal halls
Those spirit wndows--ihosr red wHlery eyes
ry Nature wrought to drink her glorious pomp
And feast upon her lore, thou hast surcharecd
With prudence and most intcmpelne blood.
Thy lashcs drp with supuIlatiye filth,
Aud The red corners Of each blinking eye
Purge nau-eous matter down thy boated cheeks
As though IN lotion dissolution chnngcd,
Thy soul was ckinG thence Ihro' all thy veins
Th?o all the sluggish tissle Of Thy frame
Disease dIztils his ,p'rOus crew To rise.
And with one blow undo the carnal knot,
Or guaw thee pieceneal from the livIug world
From the great angles Of thy hlubhering lip-
Run nauscous streams through thy filth -ii,terno
beard! flouugrr
Ayauntl sclfpoisonci fool, Thou becfstul
Thou horrid, blue, cadnyerous boat,
Thou lettering lazcrhouse oi lcprosies
Thou yl!'slalnp BY night! Thou mortal shame
BY day Conceal from human sight
Thy Aroru Borcnlls ota nosc-
Thy loahsomc cheeks.
U'erbluzlng with rapture Of red bo.7
Where are thy fathers councils
Where the wealth he gave thee TO increase
Where that mothers praycis, who hoped an,
watched,
And popped rlro' hours Of wearincsS mud gilcf
For nobler traits and luiiier drsrlnies,
Thou yaSsc to the slave thou dds, create
Thou beast oi appetite lhun moral corp.c
TO purge thy soul Fly to the wilderness,
And hide the IN some so.tnry cave,
Far iiom the hcileh tools Of human icnds,
Who with pomp Of lev 'rous arr would rot
Thee from the earth Go hide thee there until
Sweet Natures coursc--surc architect oihcnIJh-
Shall strip IN catayrou horrors from thy check.
Make firm thy wat'y brain, and send lIec forth
Once more a man!
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From the Dublin University Magazine
LAY OF THE FAMINE.

TuE IRISH HUSBAND To MS WIFE.
bright wa yournolc eye Kathleen,
Smooth was your sunny brow,
On ihnt iir morn my Kathleen,
When you brcalhed your bridal vow.
Joy Woye hls chaiccst treasures fuunI us;
Peace came with all her smiling train,
Mr,h lu his magic circle bound u.s.
Whence lied the phantoms, Gricianl Pain
Few ycrrs have passcd, my Kathleen,
Since you br,nlhcd your bridal vow,
Hope smiling DER u, kathcVE---
- God, 10 see you now
To see your blue eye waning, waning.
To see your brow 20 scam'd with uan ,
1oecc gsunt ilungcrs red tooth draining
The hle-blool from eacl. thrOJJus VEN!
Fairwas our frst-bon, Kathleen,
Asit hong upon your breast:
ON weep not, weep not, Cah,ccn,
why mourn H. speedy rest
And tell me not It's smiles would tighten
The pnng- that rcycl through ,hl- heart
ay,huw could smiles t> young cheek brighten
NM.e Famine struck with ycuomd darl
Oar last our youngest. ka,hlccn,--
Forgive tins struggling tear
lu sukuEcncs. my Kathleen,
itiu-t ever Oni my car.
o Goi, to hear It's plain,ive wailiur,
To sec your look OF dark dcspair,
When the mot -crs ioutnin failing,
Is lips conyulsiye drank bu, a!r!
Rest on this bosom, Kath'ccr--
Al, snvc your love- is llcd
HI what--my Whit my Kathleen
F.cnd Tcmprer. shes Not dead
Stare not with those eyes 50 bmdly,
Fan Inc wuh thy gentle breath,
Speak even cold.y or unkn y--
Kathleen Kathleen is this dcalhl
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From the Pacific News, Feb, l;.
Marriage in ;figi TiG,

LAST week there OSuTral al orr .elt nr Cuvrru.
meut one Of those ntcrc,tin, instance. Of ron,1nrc
in real life the rc,iial lofwh,h uIyaya meets Win
ready at,el,ion. II W, wcr, informed ,i.I,tI,
| the tolIowu. are the particulars:
/ 1t seems that a Mis- Virginia Rcel onl n Mr.
+ John Murphy were twoorthe celebrated Dnnncr
party. This party it will be remembered lost
their party Willie cnLcayorng tor reach California
! in the wear 1916.
Their sufcrn-s were too severe for recital
Murphy was a bold, noble ehcar;cd moun,ainecr
and Mi, Reed has subsequently become the bella
Of San Sosa. An nattachnicut spran, un between
I the parties while on their Journey.
/ This attachment was at first cncoUggcl an ;hc
part Of the parents; but Subsequently was disap.
proved Of, and Murphy was prohibited the Lou.e
As is very natural this procedure only increased
the attachment, which has been g,mgon STRENGTH.
ehns for the last thrc year.
a. the months passed on the imra,icncc or the
parties to have The marriage cor,.uniuot.d in.
creased Tinllty, on Friday Of ln,t week Narphy
met Reel in ths street, AMI lasa gcut!ymtn should
Informed Reed Of the determination of Mi, Reed
and llimacfto become married, AMI requested his
full consent Reed rcspon led that hc should not
give his consent and, moreover that he would
shoot Murphy il he dared attempt a marriage.
Murphy rcsponled-"Sir r0u may shoot me |
shall not shoot golL bat | shall marry yuUr dlugh.
teri shall marry your ,aughcr-I give YOU C.r
warning" Ofeour=c the Roe Is were on tn, alert.
On the next evening, Miss Reed got Up TO 90
ont Of the house, telling her mother, on inquiry.
she was only going across the street t. call on
Miss J----,who was ii. that m,meat slightly
unwell. Her mother rcQua,tel her no. TO be
gone lon., anl She promised to return in n rry
moments,
On arriving at Mrs ,J--'s Sic informed the
lady ur her desire to be married AZ TINT time -
Murphy was Immediately sent mr But uufortu.
mattel no clergyman could be found who would
perform the ceremony Time was rnpillv 1yin,
The mother was awaiting Nj, Reeds return, NH
any delay would arouse susprions. Should RerI
appear what would cnsucLTbc Bride was Ike
an aspen leaf for tear ,hu. the airr would be
stoppcl. Murphy stood arraed-cogl anil rour,.
gcnnS A few II his friends. also armed wrr,
watchinr around the house les, Reel ,bonll roin
admission before IN, ccrcnon,, could b, norl5rm.
el-The whole alTlir, at this critical iunc,nrc /.
described to lis as haym, been most intrns,l, ,v.
citinr Fmlinr no other nltcrn,tiyc il was nj
lsst 9,rrcl nnHn ,l,, in tbc ol.o,c, rf tbc nron,
err authorities. lhc pariirs ,hon,d solcmnias tLc
r,,r,,, tL,p,s,,l,,! C,r,,,lI, u C,r, ,,itp,ss I,
drrlrin., o,cb IA the nthrr tLcr Gycl d,tcrn,ini.
,ion 10 become NJ that time, and TO remain for,y.
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you should git that you knew. You'd better call
for Mirandy and seliny, hadn't youi Don't DO
out late.
Now Mr.. Crane, draw up to the stove, YOU
must be chilly OF there. You gwinc to the par.
ty to Major Coon's day arter tomorrow Spose
they II give out invitations TO morrow. Dew go
hr. Crane, it'll clislk You up and dew you SO mucl,
good 10 go out IN society again. But iguess there
wont be no danein nor highly tightly dewins. II
thonght there would, | shouldn't go my
self, Gr | don't sporoye on EN- and couldn't
countcnance EN- " hat dew you think Sam Pen.
dcrVras-cs wife tolc me I She said howt the
widdcr Iinkins (she twas Polly Binshaml is hav.
ing rcw gown made purpose TO wear to the
party; ons OF those lamber gasted, blazin plalI
consanl,; with tew awful wide catering lounges
around The skirt Did Won eyer How reaicilus
fora woman ofhc age aint it ! spose She cx.
poets to eNtoulsh the natives, and make her mar
ket tew Ike enough, well she's TO be pitied. q,
Mr, Crane! | thought | should 20 off last night
when | see that Old crit'er squeeze up and hook
onto you. How tUrriblc imperinent want it :
But stems to nae | shouldn't felt obleegcd to
went hum with her if III been in yonr place,
Mr.. Game. Shes the brazn tlccdest critter that
ever lived. 1t does beat all; never did see her
equi; but takes all sorts Of folks to make up
world YOU know. What did understand yeu Il,
say Mr. Crane! a few minits conversation with
me! dcary me Is it anything particular, M
Crane. q, dear SUI how won dew finstrate mel
and not that its any thing uncommon for the gen
t!cmcn 20 AK to have private conversations with
me, you know, bat then-bcin You its different !,
Circumstances alter cases yon know; but what
WAS you gwlne to say, Mr.. Cranei
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pbnaitiaud s. Surgeons.

W. W Wc'ch, II ID. having located pruua-
urntly IN Ou1wn, respectfully otlrr> hr. services M
the different brluchcs ut ucdlrinc and suIL gerry to
the inhabitants OF the town ard vicinity Ofrc
u, Whr aud Hunters drug sore. Residence al
Ms Autcs' boarding hu5Sc Co.umhus-st IS
VIM. ". Cayariy. Pby iriaa y Surgeon PoR.
tine LiriHgsion '0GHig, NiHy.g, oil,.- his pro-
rSsional services to tlcct2cus ot pcru,gc and vi
cinity. aal hopes by attention 90 buslItss to merit
shnrc ptpubC patronage. -l-Jj.'
Dr. Gooding, OFce north side af the Public
s1narc-- Residence csraeTof In Niic and IF1-
ter streets Being always devoted 20 his pro!cs-
sion, he hopes for a-hare olpubiic patronage.
II. W. Hopkins, Pigy'cilH aai Su.c7H-Ot-
HuI, m offers hl- professional services to the cI.
ti1rns Of Ottawa, and vicinity. Office between
Phclp, nnl Walker & !ilrktu1, stores W here hc
m1y be found lt a'l times except when absent on
professional bulness. uuE 6 -
DIR. J Pearson, PhgsiriaB Surgeon, anil Dem
hsi-Oitara, NJ, offers his professional services
10 the inhabitants Of Ottawa and vicinity OF
iIice nt his residence on Columbus street.
/. S--Dr T. still continues to peltom operations IN
al the variou~ hrnnches Of DsaiiSrfu Chlrres 10
cgfresppnd Iciih The hmrSi mar L., ~
ID. ID. Thomos " -, oilers his professional
services to the citizens ol Ottawa and vicinity
Office, next door to the Free Trader office, up
stai.. IN Rcddick block. mp 20 10
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]; 80 ~ $4,000 $.asea.sa.' $...as .al ass i

S,sYSs% waiting purchases tiny Farm aul
Nursery on the ,rcSi siicof For R.rsr
nor DdYlon, anl i've miles northwest Of Ottawa
They consist NJ nearly
800 laTiciicsof Apple,
And n grc0; variety uf Pr9-,. Plr'rs. and Ch,uirs.
which hive hecn selected with care aud great cy-
prnsc from the most popular and approved Nurse
RESIN the Onion, embracing nearly a the standing
vnrietics in the eastern and southern states the fruit
Of wh!chi'- confidently believed cannot ail To SUIT
the most delicate md refined paaics
Tic subscriber asynmCs with confidence that he
hls the greatest r7ricty md most SsRdid dsSori-
mea' to be found IN northern Illinois. The trees
1rc from TO 3ycaTs ot ngc, and ranging from to
feet IN height, and well proporIloucd
1t l. believed that the lnmcutuhc rcEissNcsg on
tic p1rt ol nrmrr- every where observable in plan
ting fruit trees Is mostly attributable 10 the almost
total failure, M most Cuscs, where trees have been
uan-pnutcd from a distance, and the hbruus roots
on which the u,c relies tuI ils utriment have be
come dead from too long exposure To dry air or Sc
we're tgo-S after taking thrm up cllhcr ct which IL
iatnl TO ils growth Eut these cnlbanas>ments no
longer aNisL The aracr can now be supplied IN
hlS own vicinity with tNc number aud variety he
wishes, grownln the same sol. and climate IN which
they are to he transp0nled
1.-THE trees are taken M IN the spring it shoudhc
done soon inter- the frost is ont ofthe ground--nt nll
events, before the lcai begins TO put lo,th limken
up IN the fall, they should be buried unu spring.
Apple trees Mt the Nursery ~ cents all other
kinds - cents WELLS WAIT,
DAYTON. Inn 10 Is,O-if
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Cultivation of Melons.


here are many varieties Uf the melon Of which
the best mly be considered as Skman'. Nettcd
thc green t'eshed Citron, the green frshed Nut
me; the large yclluw cantal6pe, the green flesh.
ed Persian, the musk scented, and the pineapple.
OftheSe the tirat three are generally cultivated
throughout the United States, and abounding in
our market, for ut least three months in the wear
The soil best suited for the melon in open culture
is light, sandy loan, similar to that uf the south
cr'y end OF Long Islam and the adjacent shores of
New Jersey The grouml should be- plowcd or
spl,lcd, from 10 to Is inches deep and well pull.
ver2cd with harrow or rake. The proper seat
son for planting is at the time the peach tree is in
bloom: for II planted earlier, there would ba dan
ger Of their being cut Of by frost The seeds NAV
be p'nneiin IL broad hills, lS inches III diameter,
ani five feet apart from centre to centre, each
supplied with shovel Of well rUtted stable or
buu- yard mlnurc. In order to .uarl against nc:
Cilcn's ut least % seeds should be scattered in I,
hiI which should BE- covered with finely puvcr
2cd earth 1t about the SAME depth Us in panin!,
corn soon after the plants are up, ana begin Il.
,hpw their second leaves, they may be wccdel
with Il hoe and a portion of them trimmed out,
sill leaving enough to guirl aglnst acci lent or
the dcpredttipnS OF wOruGs. In the course Of tho
summer, before the vines begin to spread twn
tuyrO"s should be run between the rowes with {.
cultiYltor or plow, turuiuw the earth directly
from The plants, which should again be freed &C
weeds. a few weeks second plnwing should
take place turning the earth towards the vines,
when broad, fiat lil should bc formed slightly
hr,uwel in the middle 81 Ms tn receive and rrtnin
the water supplied by irrigation or from the fall
Of rains. After this no further attention viii BE-
required, except decpiny down the weels amt
guarding again; worias---imcricui .iyricWitf.
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Life, Health and Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned having received the agency of
the Connecticut l,fe Insurance Company the
Hartford Ille aud Health Insurance Company, The
Jackson County Mutual Insurance Company, and
the New York Protection Insurance. Company, Is
now ready to receive applications Tor Insurance in
either OF these companies They are MI sound aud
prompt, nnl have the confidence Of business men
aud the people generally, where they nre known,
The officers and directors OF these several companies
nre honest, able and attentive to their duics-1lnIi-
ii,atons Indispensable and sufficient guarantee to
those who insure with them, that in case oiloss they
will he paid without unreasonable delay
Persons wishing their lives or property insure will
rrely find i their interest to call ut the Office Of
,Nosnls & Fisurn in the court house.
\. California risks taken by sea and overland.
Ottawa, mar ., lsJo-3l-it GEo. $. FISHER.
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WASHING MADE EAsy-Those who engage
in the pursuit of washing uulcr difficulties may
fni tht following worth trail ltis the system
about which, mysterious advertisements have Of
late appeared - frequently. rge Hart
Dissolve II ID. Of lime IN boiling water. strain.
mE twice thongha lncl bag; dissolve scpara.
tcly - lh Of brown soap M ,.o 10. of soda-
boil the tlrrn togc.hcr--Put six gallons of water
INTO the boiler, Uni'when boiling add the mixture.
The linens, which must have been stepped in col,
water Tor twelve hours, are wrung out any stain,
rubb.I with SoNp aud put into the boiler, where
they must bill for thirty five minute. They arr
thea drawn. Che liquor bcin; preserved, rs it can
be used three timesl placed in tub mud clear
boiling water poured on it, Rub them out, rims"
them oU: IN co.d water anil they are aeady for
Drying an I
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the approval Of all gool men, for this our pri,l
'cge OF selling men aud whipping women"
could make nothing else ol it, Mr. GRFlLEY.
know these are the rights for Which the South
con'cn!- | knovit is quite as common and re.
spectacle for Southern gentleman to horsewhip
his w.shcrwunan as 10 smoke q cigar | know
ths, for have lived there, and all the eluquenco
and gaSconadmg about Southern rights ami Con
stliutonal compromises resolve themselves To this
one point--ihe right to horsewhip WOMAN and
sci! her baby. Every concession on make about
GUARANTEES IS just that hach Of a yielding to this
clnMnr.
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Horse ShOeing and Farriery,

VIIE Sn5scrbcr bcsg loove % nnnouce % liz ruLhc
thai he has opened m establishment IN Columbus
>itrct, near the Catholic Church, where the husiuc
othorsr shcrnG and trrlery will be conducted on the
most scientific principles. II IS generally admitted
mat too n'nny ut those who practice Shocug are ,u.
rally lgorAnt ct is principles thereby producing tie
numerous cases OF coulWCtous and diseases of lie
icct daily Witnessed II really becomes the duiy OF
every nnc who values a good horse. so csscutnl 10
his profit rs well ms praSue to secure The seryi-
ccs sot good lauicr ior so useful an animal.
IHirCR years practical experience, il is hoped vii,
enable the subscriber 10 ioiowa correct system c,, T.
cEacd To- prevent diseases consequent on tnsl,i.tll
Sqo.inEi and when necessary, 10 remedy the errors
offhc past. I. FANNTNG
Ottawa, Nov O. SIS II;
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Mi5rcllQucoug.

Johnston :: Cha,rnui, E-s-c,9 AGENTS for
LiriagSioa and Fargg'S Line, Ottawa III.
George smith. Fashionable TaiigI, opposite ca h.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions houl
the East, val be happy to mnkc up ciolh,ug ol
all who may hyor him with their plronagr \ III
warranted mcycry c'ee, Particular attention paid
to CWhas. OuuNa, may 10, 1919.
S1th {. Earl, Cmvias', houSr ,!dad sign Painter
PaDtTer and Gia=icr. Ottawa H. Shop ON Co,
lunius street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage makcrshop.
Jacob G.Si0no, %ilaic, Harness. and Truni
mIautdctgrer, and Carriage Trimmer, corner ul
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa mare
A.. u. Smith, FsLioaaJie Tailor--north sidc Of
the Court house square, Oita,ea, W Fashions
regularly received. All workrNccutcdm IN bis shop
warranted. Cutting done TO order
Jos. III. Wagner, Justice ofthc Pence, Office in
the norllienst corner ol the court house up stairs
Ott1tpG. dec 10
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4 0 tel !

City Hotel, bv Mrs. 4. DuLAHo northeast cor
ner Of the court house square, Ottawa. The house
iselinby situated in the centre ol the business por-
ton Of the towtt II has lust uulecgl5c thorough
renovation and repair, Ample siabng attacked.
Fox River House, by l.. DEtANo, on the canal
ucar the aQlaIuct. Canal packets stop tgua'.y
at ,hs house.
American lfcusf. near the confluence Of Ike II.
linois and Fox itsrrs andnear tie bridge.
Mansion .c.Ouawa. H. by r Tnory.. Pas
srn5crs carried trec to and igom the canal pack
cts. Stages arrvc'nni dcp1rt daily
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y NJ gist5

Walker n IIickiiny. Drgiers IN Drugs, .UeJ'.
ciaes, Pnats, otis, VarAisiey, PGicat Ncli,
cines, GlqSs, SC, Ottawa, H.
white \ Hunter, D-r'rrs in D,Hcv, Nsfir'aes
Painio, ais, Prtcnt Mefirines Tarsisiis. DE.
siuBs,Sc second store north ot,hr Mansion house
Ottawa, Ill.,
G. T.. Thompson, Dcllcrm Drugs Patent Vrli
circs, Paints, OTIS, IarH.stry Dg--eiHfS, sc
Between Ciy liotciand RcdIick's block
y. -. smith. Dralsr in Drugs lTyiiriR.s Paints
Oit,. DIs Sllgs, sc. Sc, Newark kcuJa.. coua.
~ ,uois
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and they pushed ON in full chase. not The yctors,
but the yaEqri-hci They headed far Nurphys
ranch about eighteen miles distant. but thcy
found they were uutgontmled from beginning To-
end The bird was moi there. Murphy, instead
of going 70 his ranch, drove only three miles out
Of the city in an opposite direction, AMI there
rested IN security.
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sen MNorvg R,,r.-Dr Alexandra from Paris.
the inventor OF the artificial leceh. has lately
bnugh on; another wonderful invention; this !,
n,'hin; more nor less than submarine boat, in
which company Of persons can 90 down ~ tho
bottom, have communication with the ground.
performing any sort uf work by digging or otlier'
wisc, ai return to the surface ut will. Scien,iii
men who have seen the plans and models Of tho
ingenious doctor declare the project quite kasiHe
S,tll n DO At would mako tho owners brt'nc m u
few iaysin California
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Tl,sElNssIis,NCsi.

VllE undersigned having been appointed ngcn, Of
the .Norh Western Insurance iompany OF Os.
.wcgo, New York, Is prepared Tor msirlng houses,
baIlIng' manufactures, stores, goods wares and
mcrchandlse generally from loss or damage by ire.
Snid company was Incorporated by the state Of New
York in 1892, Capn Sl5OOOO, (all paid inl
Directors.
i. PmHrs PnGSlx, Srra GRosyrNoF, JAMES
BoGARr, IT,, GEoRgE w. MoRroN, New York CIV
y. 7. BRgwsrER, Geo. fsuER, LurnrR TrRtour.
; Is hrpLow, II. EA'LE, ABRoSsoN, AP GRANT,
JAMES LYON, Oswcgo.
j v Il, PRuYN, Albany, in Hon
SAMUEL UAwLEY, sec. GEoRap FlsurR nrcs't
GEO H. NORRIS, agent Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04
STORAGE s. forw0roina.

Johnston ~ thnrrnpai, Storage s COa,pissiop
NercblHis-W Warehouse east side Of ,hc bridge,
Main canal, Ottawa, H. nov %
L.. Hills. Storage ForirdrdiRg md Commission
Nerchdt, degler ~ al biHds Of p0fuce, rue's
Warehouse No >, Side-cut, Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04
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-"77-is--e- I''tIY N' ~ " u IHVTH
C,mcrq IIaicram C0lHmiussi EeGr E0r R.ucr
TllE subscriber respectfully informs the people Of
Ottawa nui the travelling public generally that
he has purchn-cd the above ccmmodous establish
uirnt and haygg undergone thorough repairs and
renovation, il i-uow open tor lie accomuo odation OF
travellers and bunrcrs in %, least as good style n.
any oiarr house in town can afford anl on The ow-
csy terms Ample s'ubuur >attachcd 10 ihe ,stah-
h-hmcut The public are asked 10 give him n trial
ca-No one ncyd~hun the house through fear OF
being offended by the perfumes OF liquor as none l.
kept a51nt the establishment.
JACOB MILLER.