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New Goods at Calhoun.
J, II, WELLS

y, IL, W EAs4S
rs now receiving ut his new store IN Cal
q houn, general stock of G"oGs suitable
for the season, comprising Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bdnncts, Boots,
Shoes, Hardware and Ctcry, Qucenswarc,
Groceries, &c ), which h, proposes to sell for
Cash or country produce, at moderate an!
uniform prices.
Calhoun, March 81, ls5l-3m* 1870
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From y. Y. Dry Goods Reporter.
palnk lkOads,

Among the many improvements in tho mesrs
OF communication which have been prosecuted In
The last few years, plank roads are assuming \
very lnportan. rank. A little work by Mr.. Eips-
ford, of the Hudson River Railroad, IL Of great
interest, and should be we'll circulated through,
The country II appears that the first plank
road IN Causcs was laid down in 1888. and in
1856 but It Is only within the last four Yeas he;
they haYa been much prosecuted
There now exsta rs follows -
PL-Nh ROADS IN OrraAIIoy.
mules. 0r'ge COST pr. mile, to,s!.
Sew York, 2,IeS 'i' i,sss ssss.sss ss s,sSs
Very nearly four inilliona Of dollars have been
expended IN New York rpon these roads, and the
resulting advantages are immense. The rosJs
have all been subscribed for by individuals aud
all pay handsome dividends For instance. thu.
Troy and Lansngton road pays 10 per cent. ecu,
annually, the Utica and Burlington 20 per ecu,
and we believe none IN operation pay esa than
10 per cent and nous of the stocks Gao be brought
into market.
The Importance Of plank roads in farming re-
gons becomes seli-evldent, when il is stated that
on the Salna road Il two hors. team drew six
tons oil iron twelve miles without unusual strain
-Four and a half tons ia an 0rulnary load and
team will travel Sith it eighty miles per dsy
four miles an hour, day after day A farmer, IN
heavy country, stated that the tolls paid saved
themselves in the labor OF cleaning horses.
In all localities whero these roads are in oper.
alton, land rises greatly in value. On the Sana
road farm land rose from 80 to Sl0 per acre on
the Syraclso road the increase was $40 per ncrs
/ It will be observed that MI amount of property
equal to s4,00O0oo, bearing high rate Of inter.
est, has been created and that property has add.
cd in addition several millions to the valu, of tho
land through which i, runs, and that all tha pro.
Perty Is mere saving from the old cost of trans
portarion. As the exis'nnce aud operation ot
these roads are but little known ou, of their 20
calties, We append the statistics:
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THE IRsT OF MAY.

This is the great moving day in New York an
any person who has been in that city on the fir,
of May, can fully appreciate the followin. line,
which we clip from the y. Y. Atlas;
Day Of trouble-day Of chaos
Day Of toll for man aud "dray-hoss;"
What confusion what Il rmnpus
On tho sidewalk bed-p posts bump US
Nops and brOoms and stove. pipes thump US 4:
All are moving heiterskcller,
Women scolj aud fume and swelter;
All the day, from morning early,
Everything is hurry burly--
Pitching, heayInS, tossing tumbling
Sweating, swearing growing, grgmbling,
Crying, screesLIng, fret;ing worrying,
This way, that way all are hurrying,
BIndliu.,
Trundliug,
Bndging,
lrudgng,
Clashng
Sma,hing--
Did you ever!
Tumblng
Jumbling,
Hauling,
SprawIng--
No never!
Here Is Susaus n. 81 s.i; bonnet
WITH pound q: soap.grease on it,
Here's my dickey on the troi.er-
Here, the bible in the boiler,
Everything is top-y-tur-v,
Children all tcsmearcd and scurvy---
Household gods look wild and crazy,
Mol Is cross. aud Tom is lazy.
Easy now-be careful cartnal--
There by thunder. you're "a smart man
Scratched the bureau, spoiled the 'soier'--
q, you awkward. careless loaier
There, again--what means that crashing
Crockcry, by Juye, a smashing!
MuSc's there--thc sOoner't cyases--
There's the mirror dashed to pieces.
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CHAPTER V.

!, Aud the people being satisfied that the or.
galIZatlOn Of the sons of Temperance was pow
eriul aud s,cadla,t ia their sndeayOrs TO elevate
aud improve human character, said let US cheer
them on, and lend them helping hand in thsir
GeneTo .nt undertaking. Let Us tram up our Cml-
dren in the way they should GO and when they
are old they will not drpar, from it.
2. sssing that the tipplug-houses were the
fruitful sources from whence flowed most OF the
evils which atllct mankind, they earnestly be.
sought the keepers thereof tu abandon the,r
traffic
3 BH hardened in iuiqu,ty, and iu,ensbe to
the slightest mprl-e ofsymPllhy for the wretch
educss and degradation which they cause thelI
fellow beings loving fps aud tenpcnuy bits more
than they regard thu happiness Of their neighbors
they refused
1. Therefore petitions were sent up to the
Legislature for relrfagainst the evil So law
wa. made prohibiting the sale oi Intoxicating Iiq.
uor by retail, nr Tia. giving L ia small doses
5. Aud the keepers tipping houses and those
who winlcd at their iniquties, seeing the arm of
the law raised To scourgc from the lend the vile
occupation, cried in the streets and public places
that they were about TO be unju,tly dealt with
i. Saving though rumsellcrs allure the youth
IN the ways Of dissipation aud corrupt the morals
and shorten the DAYS GaN who come within their
door., yet others may sell the liquid poison by
Wholesale, without any to molest or say why DO
yc so'
7. Moreover all men have the glorious priyi.
lege ofacquiing habits Of mtemperaucc, aud pur.
sung the way which all druukasds 90
g. Now there are not any who do more mis-.
chief to mankind than mcrtcnary philosophers
Are they not scandal to virtue and good man.
ners' For while they seemingly protect the
right, they encourage and give license to the
wrong.
,, Aud it became Uauiicst that bv moral sua
sion the rumsccr- could uol hciullccd To amend
their ways So the people said, ~ whip fr the
horse brIic fnr the MSS, and a rod sr the trans
grG-,u-s
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CAAPTER ".

|. The votarles of dissipation seeing the law
brought reproach upon the dram. sellers. and di.
grace upon those who frequented their shops,
proclaimed 1t to be an unjust Interference with
their constitutional privileges
2 And there were some worthy men, ignorant
OF the principles Of the order--with mistaken
zeal opposed its advancement.
.. And there was one Levi, yainly suppOsing
that he had received a divine mission to talk to
the children Of men Of temperance, beueyolence,
and brotherly love, who went about the country
preaching that the order Of the Sons Ok Temper.
ance was wicked organization.
4. Now therefore, when lctnt 81 saw all these
things, he WAS convinced That the Temperance
cause could not Withstand tho fierce attack Of Is,
secret and a7owed enemies
.. 50 be Withdrew from Tic order, and recra.
ant u the solemn and binding obligation which
be had voluntarily taken upon himself he wrote
GROCERY over his door, and returned to his
old occnpatou and the backs.ider ia heart wa.
filled with his own ways.
6. Aud mary more believing that vice and lis
sIpatioa would triumph over yrtue and sobre,y
neglected to attend their Divisions and sacrificed
hoIr nynor IN violating their pledge
7 But there were a few VINO remained faith.
iul and kept the ,aere! FIRE burning bright on tho
aIlaf o' Love, fGTlty q Fidelity.
8. Like the wise man in the city, when there
came great king again-t II, and be-ieged it, and
built great bulwark- against H. whose wisdom
and trmness delivered the city from destruction
9. So tie Sons Of Temperance when oil seem.
ed prey to drunkenness with strict fidelity 7,
their pure intentions, they punctualiy attended
their stated mectng- and maintained the order.
10 Yet they were not cnvious against the
wicked, neither dit they fret because OF evil for
there is no reward for the evil man, and the can
die Of tie wicked -halI be- put out--their calamity
shall rise suddenly, Who kuowpth their ruin
II. Satisfied with the society Of their friends
the Sons Of Temperance sought no com panloushiI
with those who tarried long at the wine.
l2 They were sure that ihsre would be an end
for all who sought mixed vine aud hoped that
their expectation would not be cut oif Of seeing
the time when intoxicating liquor should 10 more
be used as 4 beverage
lS. For neither wisdom honor or truth remain.
9th to the drunkard-contdcncc in AN unflithful
man in time Of trouble is like broken tooth and
a foot out of ion'--as snow in summer and a.
rain in harvest 80 homer is not comely TO "a fool
A lying tongue hate,h those that are afflicted BY
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I ttor nr y 8 .

T.S. Seybold, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and Solicitor IN Chanccry Ottawa, La oals
y ... r',.''O'' murUh Is.
John IL. Murphy, Attorney and Counsstlor al
-, o,tswa ilInois Hus. ~, 1850.
y lice IN the court house.
t.hamuliu n wallace, j c. Champhn-N II
l.. Wallace attorneys and COnnSeHorSGi Lh~
Otrcc nm stairs in the next building north OF The
Post Office nov ~'' "
L.. y. Leland, Attorney and ConnseHoT az LAG
H,sremoyed hls office from heddicks o.ock, 10
theroom formerly occupied by the sserD, III tue
court house now occupied in partby Lorenzo lie
land. may -
Norris n Fisher, Geo, ii. Norris-Geo $ FISH
erl ATTORNEYS at Idip and Land lgeRts, OttG-
pa, H. Will pay particular attenIionIo the pay
ment of taxes IN any part ol limos, purchasing
and selling re al estate investigating titles, collect,
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants, and locating them onthe best lands ior
soldiers or others, ,securngpenslons and all claims
agaiustthe government. Office ON the south west
corner of the court house square.
VI. L.. uolliSter, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lam, gnI SIlicit0r IN CthceTg--OttdT ~
OE,e over the store otL. d. Smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan '49
Glover K Cook, u O Glovcr--B G. Cook) At
tornsys and CoimSsiiOrs at Lap-Ottdira. OF.
flee in RediIcks Block, east side OF the public
square. Jun iS-H
Henry g.. Cotton, iH1rnsy and Counsellor a
Iu0 and Solicitor IA ChIHcsry-- OuGra, Ills
Office IN the Court house Jun ~ ~
=. ". Randall. ittorHeyat La,r-Oswsgo, Ken.
Kendall Co.. Ws Aug 10, lsiS--u
Frcer y ingalls,, IL C.r FRrER q A l7G,LLsl
Attorneys aHa Solicitors, Chicago, His mrl3.
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l Chronicles.


|. When Jonathan had extended Lis terrific
ties far towards the setting sun, it was reported
among his people that there was beautiful caun.
try extending eastward from the great Fathos OF
Waters.
2. And many believing the reports which they
had heard, came and dwct in the country; and
they became numerous and were pro.perou and
happy.
3. And their plantations were extensive and
exceedingly abundant IN corn; much that it
could not be garnered and they grew rich in their
herds Of cattle aud horses.
l. Now when Jonathan heard these things he
maryeed much, and he said to the wise men Of
the nation, who had been selected for lis couu.
sellors It appoareth right that this people should
become their own rulers
s. So when :hc coun,el!ore bad considered the
matter, they believed that Jonathan had spoken
the words Of wisdom, and they ordained that 1t
should he as ho had said unto them.
6. Moreover they ordained that the lands
should he parCelled out and sod to all whg Dc.
sired 10 lecome owner, and ti!.crs Of the soil.
7. And the fame thereof went forth among the
nations Ot the earth; and many people from the
south and from the eaL aud from beyond the seas
came uud dwe.t therein.
Z. And many cunning workmen in wood and
iron, aud those who tTafiekvd IL goods, and bot
and sold corn and wheat came and took up their
abode with the tillers OF the soil.
9 The productions OF the land they carried II,
way into other countries, and brought back sugar
spice and fabric. Of wool, cotton and linen. and
all other things required for the comfort of man
10. And the people were industrious and fru'
gal, pursuing the paths otrsctitude and soberness
rejoicing in health and prosperity.
IL. Moreover BeaCr and harmony TflpucI
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CHATTER H.

J. After many years there arose certain tea
cher ty the name u Epicuru-, who, by the sweet.
ness and gravity OF his mGuuers and 10y his social
virtues gained much rspute
2 lie taught that the happiness Of man con.
sisted u pleasure not such rs arises from sensual
qualification or from vice /; but from the enjoy
m,nt OF the mind and the sweets OF virtue.
B. And there were many who were capli,atcd
with this new doctrine, mud IL was rapidly dissem-
mated thro2gho1t the country,
4 Now there was n man bv the name of Ly-
man whose surname was Bcccher who had well
considered the deposition Of man and the propcu-
sites Of his nature, taught that by indulang IN
pleasure, the moral frece7ts and sober habits OF
the people would yield TO sensual nppetites and
vicious pvnci9lesi and many believed the teach
inss of Lyman.
g. So they reasoned with the people, that they
would not abandon the principles and habits OF
their fathers.
6 But all the people did not 'Ci'y comprehend
the wlsdem oi.il Iliese saying
I. Now there was a man by the ~ame Of Peter
who sold julip~ and pleasant drinks IN 4 cellar.
S To avoid the heat aud burden % NE day
many sought his cool retreat to refresh and iuyy
Grating themselves IN lcissrey drawing the cea
beverage through ch-ys.al tubes.
q When the wind, of winter came, they rC
sorted to lis comfortable cellar, warmed with bur
min, biumcu to escape the biting frots and quah
'-om goblcts mixed drinks hot from the bon.
cauld,oa
10 Now at tie retreat Of Peter, where pleas
urs sesmei to be the ruling desire, joyia spirits
did congregnte for social Intercourse.
IL. And all said there is no harm in moderate
ly induIging the appetite; moreover strong drink
is good for those that are ready 10 persh-and
vine fol those that are heavy Of heart
IL. And Zebulon and Artemas and John, be
sides many Others, who delighted in receiving
small pieces Of SILVER, notified the people that
they kept choice wine and liquor for their accom-
modatou; moreover they furnished dried herring
and old cheese to sharpen ths appetite Of those
who were not athirst.
l3 These psnderers 10 the sensual passions ot
man persuaded many that strong drink is a Ger
tain remedy for most of the ills Of life, and they
yielded to the fascinating allurcmcuts, and daily
ircqgented their shops.
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NJ OSMAN OTTAWA ILL., SAI URDAY, April. 12 1851

years had sold red eye aud blue.ruin Appearing
To regret the misery he had occasioned, took the
pledge and was received as brothor in the TEN.
psraRce cause.
10. But after time it became manifest that
long continued habits of intemperance, end the Vi
e'ou' Propensties Of mankind are no, easily cor
rected.
10 me qualification Of sense had generally
su' pended the practice of virtue apd the people
whose native simplicity had nurtured the princi-
pies ot Temperance ard sob,'sty, felt the attack,
and We're corrupted.
~. The law failed % accomplish the object for
which 1t was made. The receipts of tho tppling
houses which continued were great, SO that the
keepers thereof paid the tax and grew rich
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Rule, for Home Education.

|, From ycur chilirru's earliest infancy, ineul.
cate the necessity OF instant obedience
. Unite frmuesS with gentsne-s, Lot your
children always understand that you mean exact.
IL what you M
Never p,omiso them any thing unless ysu
are quite sure you can give them wl!aty you prom.
ise.
1. II you tell little chill to do something,
show him how to do il, and see tina, il is done
.. Always punish year children for wilfully
disOteylng you, but never punish them in anger.
g. Never let theio percgive that they eau yex
you, or make yoa lose your scli.cenmsnd
Z If they give way to pe,u'srcc nnd temper.
wait I'LL they arc calm, aud then gently reason
with them on tie improprirty of their esnduet
s. Remember that little prs,t"t punishment.
wL-u tho occasion arises, is much more ettectuas
than tho threatening of n greater panishmenf.
should the fault BE- r.newfj.
o. Never e,ve your children n!ihns because
thrV cry FOR IT,
TO- On no account allow them to do At one time
what YOU have forbidden, under the Ike ercum
stances. ut another.
II. Teach them that tie only sure and easy
way to appear good is to be good,
IL. Aecu,,om them to make their little recital
with perfec; truth.
IS, Never allow OF a,c.beating
-----=----=--
4 -. II
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ger than the three millions ssven hunds,d -
nineteen thousand nine huadrsd and Ahy%oH -
gagged IN agriculture. and thsrstass rule tksm. n
II were not 80, seven-eighths Of IL o6acss ia ~
country would not be held by lsvysrs and dc.
tors nor would all the Sollegss and h;sh sehssjs
DO endowed principally for the bsns6. Of tNs
learned professions
Farmers when will you arouse yourselves to
'ne dignity and Importance Of your calling. sud
educate yourselves to the height Of intelligence
Nhch w'ii make you the ruers instead Of the rul.
ed Of other professionsi There il ,ur.lv nosh;,r
to prevent this II you will be only true to yOur.
selyes.--Ansrtean Acr,cultt1ix
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CHAPTER ILL.,


!. When Lyman saw that the people were
falling into habits of dissipation, he and his fol.
lower. more earnestly besought them To cast a
way tho Intoxicating cup, aud avoid a.sociating
with wine bbberS; FOR the drunkard shall come
to poverty, heayines. shall come upon his soul,
aud drow,lneSs shall clotsc h.m with Wgs.
.. And the people said, how IA this 2 Thee
liquor venders toll not, neither do they bus and
sell NE Sroduct' ofogr land Are they not moth,
upon society Atc they rot sores upon The body
polite
3. They h'eh from the pockets oi the Mhorcr
hIS hard earnings they prosper most when ,lolh'
sU,nc,s and vice most prevail
T. Let us therefore root them oni from among
u let Us iax lhor tralhc :" that i'm may Il" more
he known within our borders,
.. "hcreupon decree was made requiring
all Keepers oI upphnS houses to pay ahcdNy tax,
or abandon the business.
u. Now there were many who were not able
to pay NE tax 80 they betook themselves to oih.
er employment
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Noryuruv A>p SorrrrRx lLusaa--In ls1

NuryurUS ANp SOUTHERN lLuSaE--In 1875
the unFngatr taxable rwp.' ,U tuH parton uJ
ih'Hl.r 'h .' Hul ...,Nug ,u' r.Hu.... u.
NuaH..I. ..... sgs '...., IS. fI. .a
yinr.'on pud uui.r H. ri3rt.t5t. .ul va
isl9 /, NmouuI. d, s5gtai.J,,. .huwug , .,lm
during the tru year, ul Eg6GSl.gl0, 10 little over
200 rcr crut, or something over $50 To each indI.
vidud residing IN that territory at the last date
The population IN the Same territory in 1910 was
l2j1S5, aud in 1900, 81 26a6, showing an increase
during tho ten years If lsO,S0l or about lis per
cent
In 1880 the taxable property ia 'hai pIrion If
tho state lying su..N n .aa '#, .NaH, Indicated,
wa, Si5NIo'pL .u. .n lsiO Sb5,7ul .igp how .
inn gain +. 3d.. m.. .u.IUc uf 80 81 ,3Os only,
cor ,pu.Nmg ,.s. HU.g 3a per cent, or les than
s-I tn ...h msN.i4i IU. population in that
uuu.u .. tHa s'ala Ire 1910, was 35O,iis, and in
1850. all '5a showing an increase in the ten
yra-a, OF igl sos souls, ur about SO per cent.
TLus wa see that the ratio Of increase In wealth
has been about 1871 per cent, and Of population
abcu, ~ per cent. IN favor Of the north,
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Dru 4 0ists.

Walker ~ I,ckling. Dr4irrS IN Drugs, lIedi.
cuss, PGsRts, Oi!s, Furnishes, Patent Medi-
cinsS. GLI3s, &r, Ottawa, III.
ilunie: " tavariy, D-I!crS iHDrHgs N~dirineS
Punto, OLE, PATENT Medicines. FIHishis, Dge
StHHS.Sc second store north oi,hc Mauslouhousr
Ottawa, III.
{. T.. Thompson, Dsuisrin Drugs. Patent Wcdi
.,r,s p,iat, III, I,,,,,yL,s Gg.-s,5,g, e.
Between Cry Hotel and RcddcA's block.
:. J. smith. Dsller N Drlgs, Medicines Pants
OHs, Dye SiHgS, Sc. Sc, Newark, Kendall coun
L.. .llmMLs
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD miomshi, friends and the
~ public that he has Just opened a Meat Market at
his new building on thr corner north Of the Court
House Square. IN Ottawa, where lac willh happy 10
supply his friends and the public with the choicest
OF everything in the meat line, Vegetables oIaII
kinds a, - kept on hand
No Nlrkei on Sunday. The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening, bu, closed on the Sab
bnIh sept2l 1870
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ROWLAND lliLL AND TnE CNrTAIN --On-c when
! was returning from Ireland (,rys Rowland
all) found myself n0ch aunnyyl by the rep
ro5uccunluel uf thr clptain and mate, who were
10th sadly given ,n the scanlauus habit or, wea.
ring, Fast thr captain sworc "a, ,hc matc.-thcu
the mate -wurc at the clpan--thru they swurr
At the wnl-whcn called to them with q ,truu.
voice lor fair play, stop! stop! said l. ii ypu
please, gentlemen. let " have inir play, its ms
turn nov At what Is !! your turn prhyr said
the captain. AT swearing | replied We'll,
they waited 0ul waited, until their pattur. wa,
exhausted, aud then wanted me tomukcha,tr aud
take my turn told them however, that had
a right TO take my turn, ard sHcar ut my own
convenience To this the captain replied, with q
laugh, Perhaps You don't mean to take your
turui Pardon me, captain | answered, 'Lu; |
do rs soon as can find the good Of doing 80 --
My friends did not hear another oath On the
voyage.
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SWEET MEMORIES OF THEE.
BY AIRS AMELIA u. wELBY.

What soft stars are peeping
Through the pure azure sky,
And southern gales sweeping
Their warm breathings byi
Like sweet music pealing
Far Ger the blue sea,
There comes Ger me stealing
Sweet memories u thee!
Like a sweet Lutte that linyers
In silence alone,
Unswept by light fingers,
Scarce murinurs tone;
NV young heart resembles
That lutte light and free,
Til Ger its chords tremhle
Those memories Of thee!
The bright rose when faded.
filings forth Ger its tomb,
ItI yeIvs. leaYes, laded
With silent perfume.
Thus round mo will hover,
In grief or in glee,
I'LL llfe's dream be over,
Sweet memories Of thee
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Millinery Establishment.

ShD. ''iSIsNt'
DTccily opposite CushmdH'S store, and one D00i
rssi ot Diekeys Jeuelry Sh0p.
CHE wishes to inform the ladies' Of Ottawa and
y surrounding country, that she has received her
tall and winter stock o goods, consisting IN part Of
Silk velvet, Satins, Ribbons, Pushes, common
and fancy Flowers, Ladies' Pmmcs &c
Also a hne lot OF winter Bonues O the latest fash
ion, Jus, received from New York.
B6nunt- repaired on short notice. Trimmings
and Linings always nhand SARAH GREGG.
Bet IL, 1850. lot
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Storage s. forwar0in0.
Notice 10 E.trU,crs.-g. (rG;ly - no,

prepared TO pay cash for wheat, corn, and oals,
his warehouse. at half way between Ouawaaud
Mo ls where he has made a.brldge over the ca
nal tor the accommodation - the public, and al
So repaired the roads 10 that point, tor the couyc
ulencr Of farmers lan I-3m.
VI auricc Murphy,--Storage, ForTdrdiHg and
Commission MERCHANT dealer IN all kinds q pro-
ducc -Wcrchuusc east OF Churuauds We're
house. man canal Ottawa III. ioct l9-Gm
- H. Charruaud, Storage 4 Commission .Ner.
chlRt--WarchOusc eastsJc oi the bridge, Man
canal, Ottawn, w. nov %
T.. Hills, Storage, EOrnndiHg and Commission
Nerchqi, dsdlsr IN all kinds Of produce, True S
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