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Ho,o, 10. Render Assiktaac4 in Aeei-
dents.-We digest for the bensfit Of out
readers. especially in country places, the
best course to be adopted in emergencies
! like the following: u@
In case Of fractured or dislpcaAed
limb, lst the sufferer lay on the ground
until a couch, door, gate. or plank. can
be procured, for in. raising him. up he
may die from faintness or loss of blood.
When procured, place the door or gate
along side of him, cover il with some
thing soft, aad let men convey him
,sssadily home. but do not put him into
| u vehicle of any kind. #t -52s
In fits. il a person fall in one. let him
remain on the ground. provided his face
be vale. Tor sl,onld it b. fsinting, or tenn
! porary Suspension Of the hearts action,
you may cause death by raising him up
right. or bleeding buff the face be red
or dark coloyed, raise him. on his seat
throw cold water on his head immediate.
Fly. send for surgeon and get the vein
opened. or fatal pressure on the brain
may ensue.
Ia, hanging or drowning. expose the
chest as quickly as possible and. throw
ice water over it, whilst the body is kept
in a sitting position. .. ...
Children in commissions. Dsluge the
head with cold, water. and put the feet in
warm water. till medical aid can be
procured. a ..sar# t
Poison--give an emetis Of teat
spoonful OF mustard four in q tea>speon>
iful of, warm water every ten. minutes till
vomiting ensqe or medical assistance is
obtained. @tE
Barns and sealds-let the burnt part
be bathed 10 mixture of Iurpeatine and
olive oil, or linseed oil. equal parts ill
the pain abates /: then dress il with q .cona;
:mon ceEate. and defend it from the air.
~ r. FGrnssr and Mechanic.
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First, Ignorance, that in so thick
. mist OF errors we know not how TO-
ind out the truth aud that which
tops our folly is, that we are growing
TOO wise in our own conceits. Seq
ond, Concypiscence, that pestilence
Of the soul, whose cankered blossoms
are still sprouting up in the most re-
generate hearts, has weakened the
power of olomon, defiled the holi-
ness ofDayid. Third, Selflove, an
hidden poison, the rust Of the mind,
the moth of holiness, the parent of
envy,the original Of all vices; Fourth.
Discomfort, which makes us prize
what we want, slight what we enjoy,
more sensible Of sufferings than Of
blessings; the little children which,
for want Of some toy they affect.
throw away all they have, and fall
a Crying /; we. follow conten,ment
hard, but as fools do an ignis fatuus,
always at a distance. Fifth, Prepps-
ferrous fear: If we do i'll, we fear ma
gistrates if we do well, We fear de-
tractors if we be rich, we fear
thieves; if we hate, we fear enemies;
five love, our rivals. Sixth, Djstrust;
we all say we trust God. but, for the
most part sooner with our souls than
with our estates, and hardly without a
pawn, as usurers would trust bank
rupt. Lastly, Hypocrisy, if there be
a mote in the eye, there is beam in
the. heart ; if there be beam 10 the
eye, there is. stack of mischief 10
the heart. We look one way, and
row another way ); blow het and
cold with the same mouth, and have
bour hearts more double than our
breath We A after for advantage,
land we SANDER for Advantage we
serve God for advantage, and i
need be We serve the devil for advan-
Etage. Then, since all without ex-
ception do stand in need Of a plank
ito save them from, drowning, it re-
,nains that we make choice Of one OF
the two presented, to ps-dissimq-
lation or conversion /; covering OF
Econfessing-"He that covereth HE
lsins shall not prosper ; but whose
confesseth, and forsaketh them shall
have mercy.-Arehbishop. BTdnshaH
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SENATE.
Wednesday morning. June ed.

Wednesday morning. June I'd.
The committee on Railroads reported
against the bill referred to them. allow
ing railroad companies to amalgamate
stock bill lost.
The committee on State Prison. re-
ported against the petition of Ham Ana
drews. John Hayes, Edward Ford, Vim
cent H. Gum, and Nathan Austin, for
release from State P4ison; also. in favor
of discharging John O'Halloran from
State Prison. This man was CONVICTED
Of burglary in the year 1850. Petition
grated, prisoner discharged from July
lst.. 1882 -maa r
The same committee reported in favor
of dischargipg John. A.: Yates FROM
State Prison. This petitioner was also
convicted of burglary in the year ls47,
but from all. the circumstances Of the
case, the committee thought it an act Of
humanity 10 discharge him. Petition
granted, # SIS
Mr.. Dean presented the petition Of
Luther G. Tucker aad others, of Wood
stock, for law like the. Maine Law ;
referred to. Committee on that subject.
The Committee on New TOWNS and
Probate districts. reported against the
petition 70 make new town. out Of a
portion of the towns of Pomfret. Killing
ly and Thompson, to be called Quinne.
baug I: petition NOT granted.
A resolution q, pointing Fitch Smith,
Augustus Hall, and Russell Chapman,
New Haven County Commissioners,
came from the House amended. by strik.
ing out Fitch Smith and Russell Chap
man, and inserting in lieu thereof the
names of Orrin Plumb and Franklin c.
Phelps; Senate concurred. resolution
passed. a
The Committee op Interpretations 9th
er than Banks. reported resolution
increasing the capital stocks of the
Thompsonville and Tarliffyille Manu-
featuring Companies, each to the spm
Of $1,000, 900.
. Mr.. Fish stated these companies had
been obliged to suspend their operations,
aid an Increase Of capital was necessa-
~ to enable them TO 60. on resolution
passed. ....-...- .....-....... .
Senate went into Executive session.
HOUSE.
Wednesday morning. June 2.
The order of the day was the election
of School Fnnd Commissioner.
Mr.. Olney Of SOuthingtOA. offered the
following resolution .s- :.
RssoiSsd, That be, and /.
is hereby appointed Commissioner OF
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pr. Charming. said to. himself-"In
my senior year. 10 college. the pSeva-
ience Of, infaelity Imported from France.
led me to inqpire into the evidences Of
Christianity; and there l found out for
what / was made My heart embraced
hose great objects with an interest
which has been increasing 10 this hour"
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mi New Arrival +!
FILLING UP AND SELLING OUT
At THE
LADIES' STARE.

s'a'sD aa' LADIES' STORE!
A fullassortment OfSpring Goods par
N ticularly 10 Dress Goods great vari-
~. lust received aud for sale very lew 81
the old stand Of
S. ". BRONSON d GO,
LitchReld April 20 1852
N B-Shirts given out TO be made as
usual--also for sale 10 great quantities.
NJ-Also 5000 Brick for sale as above.
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o. The French CeoOraD hical Soc

ET The French Geographical Socl
ETY. has besto we'd one Of its annual PFi-
yes upon e. g. squier, late United
States Charge to Nicaragua in reward
OF his archaeological discoveries. parIiC,
ularly those made in the last named
country
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). G. BATTERSON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Hartford. Conn

HGrgOFd, Conn.
lOnumsnts aMd Tombs of American 81
italian Marble, Baptismai Fonts. MI.
raj Tablets, Urns, Vases, MAntles
Table Tops, Italian TileFpr
Floors, &c, constantly
On hand or furnished 70 order;
Hartford. June iPt'
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Wl4allt4sA!.M g. GDR,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
NEW BRITAIN, CONN.
FOR SALE,

t A Dwelling House aad, Lot
situated 10 Meadow street in
this village. There is a barn at other out
buildings on the premises. or further
AMANDA KILBopRN.
Liteh6eld, Mar 26. 1852.
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me SuOSCstOOES arc How OPsus@E y
choice assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goeds.
consisting Of Calicoes. De LANES. Berages.
and other Dress Goods; Cassimeres. Broad
cloths, and Boys Summer Goods Shirt
fngs, Sheetings, Linins, Cam6rics Gee. &c.
which will be sold as cheap a. circumstaa-
COS will permit.
Also-clover, timothy and red, top Seed.
With a full supply Of Groceries and Psovis-
.-a4 G. ADAMS & CO.
Litehheld, April 20, 1852, aw
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New Goods

UyHE subscribers are new opening
choice assortment Of
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is hereby appointed Commissioners Of
the School Fund, the appointment TO
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HOUSE.
Wednesday morning. June 2:

Wtuuesu9y EDOIutuB' duH0 2:
The order of the day was the election
of School Fnnd Commissioners.
Mr. Olney of SOuthingtOn. offered the
following resolution = a-..,s-
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Fish Fish
Wanted
Foot. And si,nr..

=. :, 900 IN ca.h or produce IN exchange for
~ goods al prices most astunl,hngiy Iow, ot
oct Ia tmINgE-
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Tea, Tea.

4 large stock OF tine best quality OF I'm. (Sy7a.,-,
penal and Young Tyson teas for family y X
use ~ ea,onnblr prices for sale the Ee4- "
NAY IS OnIirH Drug Store.
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Drugs 4 Medicine

4 GENERAL assortment OF new Dtugsand
"a lrdlciurs We also keep on hand md tor
sale, rownsend's Balls, sands and Grelensrls
SarSo ,anllN syrup OF ANid Cherry, n yalhhlr
mcdi me tor colds oin KINDS Moiiatts rh,mN
Bite = Cod Liver Oil 4 large stock olGrsen.
berg medicines, such 4. Pills, Nermince Dyshtc.
~ Syrup, Chlldrrn's panncra. Eye Lotion, "a
ALSO-Rrrd's. lcnrdlrl-. Bratdmaus COX.
Mu lslgneufs, SMITHS, Indian Vegetable, FAY.
lev :, London Vegetable lccs, and other Pill all
ol which will be sold cheap, BY
May aof 4 Fosrrl.
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MIR II ALSEI wishes to give notice that the
ln ELEMENTARY School, viii commence again
on Monday tn. 1T ct November next at the
school room IN the rear ot the Methodist Chapel
In order to meet the increasing expenses al the
times, the precep,or finds It necessary to advance
the price OF tuition to 81 % per term hut no effort
will he spared ~ this most important matter OF prl-
mary instruction, to do what IS done thoroughly
aud correctly, so that children may he able to enter
upon higher course Of studies with more credit 10
themselves anI less emblrrassmentto their trach-
ers Ottawa, Oct. 2J2t.
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LARGE assortment OF S111 Books, Of differ
~ en- bindings ani -Ik's, lu-t received an Tor
sale cheap, a. the ma9 OHar1 Dug Store.
9 rds.
DLNIN and Flncyv. visiting. Friendship and con-
| vrr.a,ion cad-, IuumaJ"d murto~. fancy
.rals she'll velvet and pain card caste: blank and
prirunyc,ri-ofJ tQuaiur- tosuup urchasr rs
All (which wi. be sold very low for cash hy
may IS II. u CurU'y
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II. g. / A Il K T. l. Us
Celebrated Arabian Liniment,

I, causing c-untrIciis 10 spring up all over Tue
,our,rv .preadng their baneiul influence over the
land. robhng the pockets OF 'he honest ana o's's'
u. ctng, by imposing upon thcm worthless ana
pp,sonu. a.h for the genuine II & Fanefs Ara
bi,n I,inimert. Fellow Citizens Lock well be
fore YOU hwy and see that the label OF the bottle
has The letters IT, C. before Faru!rs for II II has
NOT. il is counter felt. The label around each bot
lie of the genuine liniment reads thus, IL 4. Far
relrs Celebrated Arabian Linimcnt;" and the sig
nature Of the proprietor is written upon the label
also and these words ave blown in the glass, III.
G. Farrell. Ainhiun Llnimsnt, Peoria"
The daring boducss Of the recreant who would
deceive the people by imposing upon them worthless
trash lor really genuine and good medicine, thus
not only cheating them out oilhrlr money hut that
which is lar dcnrer-ihrlr hra,lh-ought to be held
M m scorn and receive the contempt ms das-
tariV spirit merits Let every one then, who re
CARDS hls own health, and wishes truth and hon
esfy 10 triumph over deception and rdscdity put
his heel on all base impositions, aud uphold that
which Just and right The genuine H. 6 Far
rclrs Arabian Eminent has proved tsrl to be the
most remarkable medicine known for The cure ol
rheumatism, neuralgia, pains wherever located
spraIns, bruises, hardened Jumps. burns, wounds
coras. chronic sore aud weak eyes, lame back, etc.
mud IL an efcctual remedy horses and cattle in
In. cure ot sweeney. dlstcmper lameness, dry
shoulder. splint wounds, etc etc. and will always
stop the further pugcss oi poll-evl, l'lnln, ring
bone, aud blood spaycn If used IL the beginning,
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~ IS- = - - tl5L- II III 20
G\ I Mr a "1' Sa5s ",y Eslg,N
x sup. " ofoooes s.N-eN.I
IN auI stationery, ruta,-,ub- OF
IT A. -. School and Nl-crii1ueou-
S--.-As "a !. 80 b1uk., fine letter, note and
tooIs-ap paper. 'rlrri and note envelopes PLAIN
and fancy, n.i OF which ~ wnl .-iI al h, lowest
prices may Is II. r.. CGr1lig.
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legal >ni,cC

NOTICE T. hereby gv-r a. aI ,.H. HuH.r .
y ihc Illinois and Mississippi Telegraph Com.
p1ny, thn'an application viii he made tolhs La
Sale circuit court m Chanccry, sitting NJ tlr court
house m Ottawa, m sand county, ON SATURDAY lhr
Both day al October, A y 1859. or NJ soon there.
nltrr A. counsel can he heard by and in mha0i vi
s1idruwpnuy. upon petition Il "d inr 'h0' fn.r".'
hy said cHrpHuy.Iu .uid ,uuIr tol % d,Cr,cul ,llu
court ordering md alulr.ng that an the sstck M
SAID company, upon which the assr~snrn,o' wo
dollars and lity crntspcr share which waslrvrt
by an order ot the board oi directors ot Snld nmpa.
ny, upon the capital stock thereof pnyohlrto the
rasurer oISnid company, IN The - v dny 4 July,
1852 he sold hy the treasurer fS,id company, ne.
curdmC to the provisions ot m act passed " the
grnrrhla1~emhy nj the state vt Illinois, entitled an
act to amend the charter oflhr lIlnoisnnl yssis.
sippi Telegraph COMPANY" approved on til, llih
day ol June 1852, when all prr.ons interested can
appear before said court aud make their ohlrluon-
II any they have, why the relief prayed for /, said
petition shall moi he granted
Ottawa, Oct 9, 1852 ! y CAT ON
President III 4 Miss telegram 60
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DAGUERREOTYPlST.

JAMES MARSTON especially informs the ci-
~ tiZcuS oi Ottawa and vicinity that he has per-
nan"nIly located himself IN tins place, and fitted
up rooms over H. D. Smiths store, opposite the
Mansion house, where he Is prepared to take MN
iaturrs OF unsurpassed beauty aud warranted never
totide. Prlces-Sl 81 aud Upwards
MIR j VI 5 experience in the business is OF ma
ny years standing He will guarantee every like
ness taken IN ms gallery TO be equal in finish aud
uutituiness tn any taken IN the world
OF Time for children between the h ,urs Of 10 A
VI nnd2 r.M-f-G
lnvalids waited upon n, their residences. Also
likrursses OF decreased persons taken
Secure the shadow ere the substance iude,
Let Nature copy ,hai which Nature made.
Ottawa Oct l6 1882 "
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NEW GOODS!

| C NATTlNGER desires 10 say 10 his friends
j and the public ihnt he has been receiving
NEW GOODS,
For the last ten days and respectfully asks the At
tcntion Of buyers The purchase beng much lar
ger than usual. lie rnteTtnus no doubt that lac Is
able with The very large stock Of w, assorted
goods to render general satisfaction. Cal. al the
nlI atauI ID
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- lam agent for aud keep for
It -, :, ~ ~ sale, Prince & Co.'S Patent
- n -=s.T Nlelodeon- oil different sizes
w A beautiful and fashionable
80 ~ instrument, and handsome
ornament for parIor for sale at the manuiic,ur
cIs prices, by lmyljJ ". W CAgARLT.
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EREsll ARRIVAL OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
Rev En- gland Branch

I w. MILLS would respectfully solicit oil the
~ public an examination at fresh stock at
goods. ~ the old Stand opposite the Nrn~ion House,
as he fiall-rs hmseltlhat with hi present much in
creased sock. aud The low price al which he Is now
enabled to ofrr goods, with the ready pay plan
adopted 10y hun N the sprpG, which proves a ,nu-
tua. advantage tn both buyer mud seller, lie eau
give Dcjtt bargains than ever hurc
lis stock has been selected with the Guios. care,
~ goods well bought are hail sold" and be feels
confident measuring the Puhlic that hr VIII not be
understood BY amy one. a ptisons tvoilng hun
with cal. will SEE That he - sriling good. cheaper
than ever sold IN this vicinity before.
In general assorted stock. the articles are too
numerous to mention | would nc.riy say that
have u good assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
consisting OF French meriuos, ruui de IA .aa ,Hll.
ed param'ltas. silk warp Inurmoa, CANON cloths,
1lpacas, printed de 1ius, Persian cloths taue. inr
adl"s' sacks Mnrsnihiuc and fancy dress silks,
black silk tail nighaWs prints OF all descriptions,
lum"siic- and flaunrls Bay state 'hawls. Al
.rrqt assortment Of gloves and hosiery any IN
own a tine lot o'bonIrt aud yrlvet ribbon and
4 great variety of other dress trimmings
Boots and shoes, CTockery Groceries, &c. ,
The above stock ia now ready for inspection, n
persons IRE invited to call and examine for them
elves
With thanks forpa favors we hope hy prompt
attention TO business, IL merit n continuance OF
patronage. J. " MILLS.
nsts -
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Books! Books!

TNCLE TOMS CABINET, Aunt Phi~iis
~ Cabin, Blank Books. school Books an
large addition Of Misce llancous works. For fur.
ther particulars see small bills in my store.
Oct. %, 1852 f. Y GRGGs.
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Estaie Of LgnaiAan kenlcr. dectnsed

EMd'c 81 JO'dhdH FOWirr creased
PURSUANT to an order OF the county court OF
l. LaSalle county, NOTICE is hereby gwen, that all
persons having claims against the estate oi Jonathan
quircd to prooucc the same in writing, and file them
in said court ON the 8 Monday in Drcrnber next,
when and where snld claimants are requested to al.
tend tor the purpose OF having their claims ADJUSTED
In pursuance otlaw. SARAH Fowler, admir-.
Oct. 20, 1872 CIV.
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Th pubic are cautioned against another coun,,
,crirr, which has lately mndrts appearance called
" Il Fsrrelrs Nfahlnu l.nimrnt, the mos dan
-, rous o all the cnuutcricits because ms hhNnghr
name ol Farrell, will buy m good iHlIh, without
the know ledge that a counterfeit exists, ana ihry
will perhaps only discover their error when the
.u,rlru. mixture Aas wrought lt- evil elects
The genuine article Is manufactured only 10y H.
G%nrr,ll sole Inventor and proprietor, AMI whole
sale druggist No. Il asa street, Peoria. Illinois,
10 whom all applications for aGrncl's must o. %, az
dressed Be sure you get II with lhr rttcls II T..
before Faucl,s, thus--il G. FARRELl.'H--nnd
h, signature ON the wrappcl--ai others are conn'
trItrIfs m
Sold v W ". Cavalry, e.. l. Thompson,
aud Walker s lIictlup, druggists Ottawa, aud
hy rr-u.ory authorized ag"nts tIwoughou' The INT
ted Ht1irs.
l.,-rucr - aud 50 cents, and 8 per boitl~,
IGkN7N M NTED an every toxin, village
aud hAu,,rt M lhr iu.rd Su'cs, IA wlch "uc IS
uotalrrady established. AIdrrss II Farrell rs
sbu,r. accompanied u,h good reference u charnc-
H., ,r.rgr,ibIi,. oct lG.y-iw.
- i--s-ssas-ai
pIED-0n the 92l inst. at the residence Il
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Rare Chance

To buy Clothing NJ New \ ok cost Er,ccs
TINilE undersigned being about to start tor Cal
iiorni,, oilers his extensive stock Ut goods I
cost prices oct23 NJ. kpnN.
M Wore particulars week
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Attention y! !!

TIE subscriber u now Itr, wing the lhrgtsi as
sotlmrut Of Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware,
trockcry, Boots and Shoes, Fish, salt, sc Ac
ever before opened m Ottawa. 10 whch 1he al,en'
OF his tucudsand he pablo Is invited
oct l6 joins l.ocKwoop.
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New Book, mud Drugs.

nCT Goth, 80 Just received, n large addition
NIto my stock oi Drugs and Books, at the New
Drugand Book Store, where am receiving every
month; which will sell, either wholesale or retail
as low us any one Call and see T. Y. GRIGGs.
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lsIN,iOW s!ia-s.


\ sen UTT are buying Flax seed
j / Mt their oil Mill, south ives, corner o the Ia
sin They will contract ,crd for another season
aud furnish seed OF the best quality to farmers "a
cav sent \,
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pIEp-0p the 92I ins'. at the residence #
her som iu Law JAS Stawn, Mr'. H"rr Els,
aged i! year.
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~ OGDEN Ware.

W OOIPN W HII.
\ n NEST : Boston tubs,
w 30 doz hest 3hoopp pals
5 doz best
kurir rays, woodenspoons, towe. rollers covered
pals, n-s' boxes, SC. at ,sp25i GEioLgYs.
Roots ~ Shoes.
1 n CASES Campbcl'- double sole boots war
" rnntrd. lOca,"s mems kip boots.
- cnst. boy-' thick X p mud cali boots
5 meas best calf boots
i " kip and coarse hrogans
5 " womruscaItaud kip pootees.
" call low shoes.
~ boxes ladies morocco shoes and hootces, kid
slippers ties and Iu-kius
ILNO-Thr largest and lest assortment Of
chlidrcu- shoes ever before offered m this market,
and at very low prices '~I25, : +. GEInLEY
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Hard Ware.

KNlVES and forks, pocket knives, sticking
N and butcher kniyrs, shears, scissors, hnls'
scrrws. ,,atr and strap hinges, AXIS ,hatchcts ham
meis, lacks, brads shoe mails, coui do. finishing
nail, log, trace, halter dog. aud fence chains !;
rlofhrspn,, rolling pins wood and metal faucets ;
chalk G-h and clothes lines looking glasses tea
and table spoons plain irons, gmhets, rem straps
window sprnG, ten cans, .h"cp bells sand paper
wire covers. hra.s selves, rat trnp- coffee mills
cn,,hs Vvoo and cntlie cards rug~r-. nugrr hIil-.
paint. scrub. wh r-wash. vnrrtsh aud shoe h-n' h.
e. ten clnnI,rers mortrr locks and ialcAc' nm
trunk pad. cupboard, chest, ord -tor" lock-, nat
irons shoe .thread stew pau. ralnr-, ben 10 plans
tea trays table mnts flies OF all kinds. curtain bands
door bolts powder tiasks, wIcuchrs. spflng hoian-
cr- sote. &c. lnSi received and tor ale very
cheap, by sep % : GRpLL1.
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npprrnicr to lran the wagon makers
\ bu,urS. \ boy l. OF Is year oily would he
preferred npdy soon EARL& tloUGuTELISG.
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Keep il Before tie People!
I HAVE now opened and Offer Tor sale the h'',u
| assortment of
READY WADE 'IOTr,ING.

Under coats consisting oi every variety, from
jcans to he iiue-' French black cloth, from 50 to
SIS each
Panraloons m all varieties. hom 81 lo s. pair
Vests uf all kn4-tn correspond
HATS * CAPS.
VIM II irhet Il Cos Fall style Besl article
cloth. mohalr, pu,hand si.k plush cap, from ~
1" S3ruch,
Boots ~ shoes.
The 'nrg".t a>,oylmrUt IN Ottawa Anything
romH - -logH to q Is hur French calf carpet
bags trunks, Ne.
SHIRTS. drawers and in tg, everything in the
line ct furnishing goods
Ruila,orob,~. all kinds from No. 3to No I
Now there Is no blowing u,uul It, these goods
will h, offered very low NU / ask - lIAt you
give me- 70 ,oN hy'ur, p1,lm-lul r.,,. where ",
w.U'lk- rrrar vi aSuIr no showing ynu rouls uul
., W. dom sell yuuatu Iuthuy 100 Or1Wu N,r
pgruru'ar. mex week
Remember 'hr store. "Nuu.a', ul hm
Stand" conner Of La = ,.lr u1d yun|.r-
Sent ls-5-n JOSH NllIrNOpG