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DAPID AND RADICAL CURES, SUCH As WILL NOT
N be nths but two three days. taken early
ard whose permanently be relied and that will nsS
to perpetual ehagn aud loss be breaking out again
certainly he obtained and all Of the nnfor
tNpate, from DIR ward This recommended to the serious
attention of tbose who would DO cured well land quok and
the horrd secondary Affections and the inevitable
detection and dfgrace that follow their appearanoe
New and important discoveries enable him than full
fill his promises of impossible be effected under
antuated method Every convenience for the treat
ment provided. Attention bestowed, such will
eeiye where else Romember that hundreds being
lost under other doctors solely from OF IT, Attention
Is all that needed besides skill with BOTH his para
tho unfortunate under him get nost magcl ally. Once,
the Can and Broadway Book ad
vice, gratis Medicine, dollsr.
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ASTROLOGY.

A STRoL0GY.-DR. WILSON, No. 90BRoOME STREET,
n New York. begs TO his intention TO calculate
natives in part in full TO ladies gentlemen in any
scientific principles. His charge from IS to SO each. He
will also answer all questions whatsoever nature that may
patch the TO part requested receipt Of the
small sum OF ST. and letters prepaid IL will be wen to send
the correct time and place OF bfth well state
In
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE 10
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or 90
cupants OF all houses and lots. improved unimprove
lands affected that the following have
been completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged In the
once Of the Assessments for by all
persons interested, viz For building in Washing
embraced by such include all the several houses
situated on Both sides Of WaShnrton street between Rec
tor and Norris streets All whose interests AZ
fected by the above named and who OPP
posed same either of Them pre-
sent their objections in writing to the undersigned at
their ce No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
The date Of this notice.
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department,
November 8, 1862.
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nR. RALPHg.PRAoTICALTR TREATISE, THIRTERHyH
~ edition So with pstes-Proe 81. Sold st ne.
20 ANA street No. hsor House snd a. tho authors es.
tconsuitstion frc nine TO twelve A. NJ and p
H. SUNDAY excspedI CAS- Houston street, near Woostss
eteat Mailed res Of portage by addressing box 500 Poo
ali
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1RE RATES OF pAaskes arm,
limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

III TNITEU ETATEY
- copnec ting with the Paoi Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States mail limo for California
Oregon, via Aspinw all and PanamaThe splendid new and
double engine United States mail steamship ILLINOIS,
1880 tons burthen, H. j. H.rstsne. u. s. NJ commander
will sail Saturday, November 10Th, at two O'clock NJ
precisely from pier foot OF street. North river The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent steamer
NORTuEkNER will in readiness AZ 70 resolve
the Illinois mails and and sail Immediately for
Ban Francisco No will on the part Of the
panies to send their through with expedition,
comfort and safety. Rates Of fare TO Aspnws -LadeS
saloon state $685. lower aft and forward saloon do
S6J second cabin eandees S; steeraKe S3 Passengers
will be landed At the railroad wharf ~ Aspinwa free.
Transit OF the Iehmus at Tire passengers expense Persons
securing through passage by the United States mail steam
from New York. have preference Of modaons
board the Pacific mail Rstea of fare from
70 San Francisco the most favorable term For fesa
passage apply 10 ClAS. A. WHITNEY at the oce Of
the companies 1T west street, Of street.
B-shippere arc requested TO- supply themselves with
the companies bills Of lading, which will be signed at the
ooc between the hours Of ton and o'clock Of she day
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.SE Co, rs broadway, New York.

TNDEPENDENTLINE FOR AUSTRALIi-FIRST SHIP
4 for Fort Philp.The and elegant A. ship T0R-
RENT lying at Pier No Is East river Maiden lane. This
chip will haul into tie stream at noon on Saturday 18th
instant and sail Monday at ut which time
gors will be taken on board by steamboat. A few more
be taken at msderste rates Apply board
+. RICHARDS0S CO., No. 81 South street; or to
ELLIOT & ARKELI. li6 Pearl street.
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TNR. JOHNSON, NO. le DUANE STREET, SO WILL.
~ known for tho ltB twenty hrso years the most
ccagful In New York, aayotaa his
sofcro ONCE practice where hs be consulted from
L. NJ to9 L. u. n. B.Ses medical and snrsioa' a.
oloma In m oaic9.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant
cupants of houses and lots improved unimproved
lands thereby that the following smen'S have
been completed by the Assessors and are lodged in the ooo
of the Bureau of ASSIGNMENTS for by all per-
street from Fourth Sixth Avenue The nits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
OF ground lots pieces and parcels OF land situated
ep both sdes Thrythrd street, Fourth avenue
Broadway All whose interests affected by
the above assessments and wh, arc opposed 70 tbs
tections writing to the dersgnea at their ONCE No
Hall Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, 2
FRANCIS NICH0LS0N,f Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
Office Bursau Of Assessments, Street. Department Nov
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" herby given, that petition has been presented the
Board Of Aldermen for In Thirty seventh street,
rom the westerly side Of Seventh avenue
AL interested in the above, and having
objections thereto, requested to present the
writing 70 tho Contract Clerk ct his ooo, before
JSh Nov, inst. NICHOLAS DEAN, President,
0roton Aaueduct Department, Nov. g. 1852
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STREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public note is hereby given that the following petit
tions have been presented In tho Board Of AldermenTo
grade Forty third street the intersection Of Tenth
and gutter and nag l2lst street, between
gutter dag sixth avenue from Forty second to Forty
ninth streets set curb and gutter and dag sidewalks Of
between Stanton and Rvngton streets Also,
the following resolutongTo regulate and flag sidewalk
south side Of Sixteenth street. between Third and
south;sss corner q Market and Monroe Streets 70 flag
Streets to sidewalks in North Moore
street. between Vesry and West streets All persons in
teresd having objections thereto requested to
sent them In writing the UNDERSIGNED At his 0ce
before th 10 ed day OF November. instant.
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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A UsTRALIA- CLIPPER LlNE-FoR MELBOURNE
"A Port Philip, and Sydney.Th A. clipper ship
Gl'nce e. Taylor MASTER win sail for the above ports
December 4th Her unequallcd accommodations for first
Ant second cabin passengers and tho putaon which
this ne has for dispatch Is sufficient guarantee for par
ties bound Australia to engage In this ship preference
to any other bound for those ports Apply to WIN IT. DU
GAM - Front street, or to ELLIOT ARkELL CO., It6
Pearl street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following
lutisns have been presented in the Board Of Assistant
So South William street, IS and 81 Stone street; 49,
and 80 Bridge street, and a. g. and % Trinity place To
sery side Of Marion, Rivngton and Stanton streets To
teenth and Seventeenth streets All persons interested
having objections thereto requested to them in
18th day Of November inst. JOHN 7. DODGE,
Nov o. 1872. Street Oammia sioner.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and Ntw York Steamship CENT anys
Craig commando will s. from Glasgow on the 10Th Of
Goth November IL o'clock noon First cabin saoon
state rooms $780, do do ship dol $75 second cabin,
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CORPO RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for in Blocker street. from
Christopher Carmine street, and also resolution for tho
building Of basin: and ouvets the eastcry corners Of
Greenwich and Liberty streets ALI persons interested in
the above having thereto are to
present the in writing to tho Contract Clerk at his
Office, before the 24th November, inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aaueduct Department, NoY. l3 1852.
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TU,O THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs :
BY the British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt

This steamship desgrsc 20 sail ssysnns Georgia.
or tho h December next snd same day Of each following
month, for Chasres touching al Nassau N p, Insgua,
with the Turks Islands nails and jamaica. She win bs
due 1T Chngres the lh each month and resurn hs
18TH by Same route, 70 Savannah.
As this service corsemplstos lEransei1oats only ior
limited number OF psssengef prsons VINO desire 30 avoid
crowded boata will End the route desirable an In
ysds who wsh 70 spend the winter among tao Wcst India
Islands, find conveyance In tbc ntearshp
sNoe q The TiLa
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NoRPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIO NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that petition has been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen for In Thirtyseyenth street.
from the the west side Of Seventh TO
tsrested the above and having thereto are
Clerk, st his office, or before 18th Nov. inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Orcton Aqueduct Department. Nov. 8, 1852
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TTNREDEEMED PLEDGES FROM AUCTION.-JUST
received 800 splendid overcoats OF all colrs sizes and
styles varying in prices from to $ 400 pair pants from
81 vests various from 30 cents upwards
Alto whole suit for S. 09 Nassau street. Ann Ii.
DOLAN. X. THOMPSON.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT,N 4, HALL OF RECOl

CTKEET DEPAKTHENT,NO. 4, HALL OF RECORDS
- public notice 10 hereby ven that tho following petitions
have presented In the Board Of Aldermen ITO
1sur feet through Of Ihirthrst street between
ArSt street, between Eighth Ninth Also the
following Forty fourth street. between
and cutters in between Eleventh
and Hudson rver and reset curb gutter
In Forty fifth street, between Eleventh and Hudson
river All persons interested having objections thereto
At his Once before the 18th day OF November inst
JOINT. DODGE, Street Comm ioneY.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE Is
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that tho following assessments
have been completed BY the Assessors AMI lodged In
the once Of Bureau Assessments Cor examination by
Ill persons sted For building in Forty
lnts embraced BY such include all the several
land situated both sides of street. between
Eighth and Ninth All whose interests
posed the either q them requested to pre-
their once Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the dSte Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department New
D. 1852,
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EIRsT sHIP FOR MELIoURNE tPoRT pIILIPl AMI

L1oR AUSTRALIA-To SAIL 18TH OF NOVEMBER
II The superior chip ALBUs loading at pier 10,
East river savng all her cargo engaged will sail above
for Port Philip and sydney For passage only having
Ierior Accommodations, apply to
LIVINGSTON. WELLS & CO, Broadway.
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Coa NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Tho United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L.
Parrish, aer will Leave pier rs NJ R. on Saturday
November 18Th, ~ o'clock, r. n. Tor Freight apply
''>''' A'' LGDlxi I PLsAsAYrs. % Yross.ss..a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04
Essence Of Coffee.
"Uncls Toms Cabin.

| HAVE just received two dozen copies Of this
| exceedingly popular work, and shall sell them
at the lowest possible price, at the Ottawa Drug
Store. June l9-ti. w. w CAvARLY
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IIlNiI InnrlirA
SASH,
SHoEIi
LASS, Prints, Oils &c for salc nj

~ LASS, Paints, Oils, &c, for saeat
" Oct. Is. GRlDLEy'S.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, In Sale county S.
Ia Sale circuit court to November term. 1852
Andrew + Wagner rs Wilson n, White
Attachment.
NOTICE is hereby given to the above named
" Wilson n. White that n writ OF attachment
issued out OF the clerks office of the circuit court of
said county, dated August 9Th, A 1859, at the
suit OF Andrew +. Wagner rs. Wilson n White
for the sum of tiy-thrre dollars and twcnty.iour
cents which writ has been returned and levied up
on real estate: Now therefore unless YOU the said
Wilson N. White personally be ano appear before
the circuit court OF said county on the first day of
IeNt term thereof TO b, holden ct the court house
in Ottawa on the first day OF November next, give
special bail and plead to said plaintiffs acton,
Judgement will be rendered against you 10y default
and the property so attached will sold to satisfy
said judgement aud costs r LINpLEY, CIR,
Glover g. Cook Attorneys for plaintiff
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CIoIhins Made 70 Order.

4 Rcduced Prices t0suft the TIMES.
THE. subscriber would tender his thanks to the
citizens of Ottawa aud vicinity for past invors, and
respectfully soIc,ts continuance of their patron
age. lie has taken rooms directly over thoolpre OF
Rodgers, Mills, & Co, formerly occupied by G..
BnrrJ opposite the Mansion House, where he will
BE- happy to wait on all that should call during hu.
,iness hours Garments ofall kinds made to order
GY-Constontly ON hand n superior lot OF fine
Trimmings, &c, &c, ind for sale cheaper than
can he bought any where ese. AM BAILEY.
May ed 1852.
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liInss a. GIn,s WAR,

800 BSs. window Glass 7x9 TO lix22,
20 Glass Tumblers, Goblels, &c,
Also, Druggists glass ware, walls, TASKS, moins.
ses cans, Nc, Jus, received direct from the manu-
factories for sale low by lPalker& Kicking.
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To Farmers...Plowsl

we nave large Assortment Of
bredk'ng. Stable, Corn 4 lShorsi P,,,ss
which we should like To show you, whether VS.
want To buy or hot, AZ we flat,er ourselves. after
the experience We have had. we can show You
Piovs taat Can't BE- Beat
We have taken extra pat, 10 in selectirs on,
steel and timber, So we Warrant, all Of our Poe,s n,
every respect equal. II no, better ,haa can be found
any where else '"''N
We have also large assortment OF Rollin,
Cutters ready TO attach to the Iows, Il wsnleJ
ihey beng approved OF by most Of those the, uss
thrn All those that want Flows, please cali q,
the Steam Flow Shop, and examine, before you
buy Flows that are made hundred milcs Oh, and
cent TO the stores here, 10 be peddled out
March l3-tf Prynroxr & Dnrw
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Patent Medicines,

Jeyne's L,xpcciorani. hair dye, and vermfuee.
-, L. ia sam Sanati,e pills, alternative, G.
Mormores rheumatic compound bitter CORDIAL /;
pills. &c.
f;larkss syrur OF cherry and tar; Chlds ranacea,
Perry Davis pain killer,
G.reEorys instant cure Of pam, Cholera medc.ns.
Mem 10 ELIXIR ofopum,
Wistars balsom,
Rogervsytup OF iiverwort and tar
iionghtons pep-in, or gastric juice.
lndla Cholagogue.
Marshnrs ;atholicon, or mothers relief,
fltch's heart couector and catarrh snuff,
Sloan's ointment and powders.
FarePs liniment and ointment,
Greenbsrg's uterine caiholicon,
do dysenlery syrup
do chiid's panacea, Tor summer compl
do health biters,
do green mounlnn ointment,
climax salves; Dallyspain extractor, witliul
varieties OF observation-disclosures, pills, &c, for sale,
July lO-u. e GRI6a,
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VlIE undersigned hereby gives notice toihr per
ron io whpmlhr following described land we're
assessed for tAc gear 1879 1nl iuall u'hr-s cuurcr-
ned, that s1II parcel at land was 'u.dby lh'cu.rr-
tor ~ ga Sale county, 40 ihr CourI House 90 us'a-
W., Ia sale couu. ynuI -l'c OF lruIs, ON the
lin dlyot Junr, 800 lur the taxes andco';s due
thereon iur the year 1919; that the undersigned Is
the -En. holder OF t.ir certificate Of the purchase
oi said land al said -ar aud that Ihr time OF r..
dcmpuo1 expired o1 ilr llrh Luy OF June, lsj! bat
hut the Undersigned has extended the time OF r..
demptun three months igomihc 2l-i day OF Au-
gust. 1872. The Tine otrrdempiun.wi.i therefore
expire on the 2l.l day at November, 1872.
Charles MUrlrI, $50 acres seq, sec q, I -, x
2east aug u \ \ IurriE
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Seed Drills.

I'llE subscriber having purchased the night Of
] Si,uorN SYMPTOMS improved seed dahl p4ien-
ted the luih day II Drcrmber 1850, for the cOun-
ties Of Lu-lllr aud Bureau. would respectfully offer
70 ip tl' public ant citizens generally as o useful
and brurrn. machine. superior 90 any offered be-
Gore. This Drill E calculated to plant or sow wheat
or any hind OF small grain, and is Ihewite adapted
tOp.muug corn Sc deem t unnecessary ~ cay
much ou ,lr subject ~ q ihorongi luBl w'. con-
vince auy person Of Iy simplicity and utility |
wIIg.yr liberia. DLnuCc-t0 those who may wish 10
purchase ghe above ,oult.,s, or they can have the
dr'.sat my shop ice End township one mi,e south
81 E1T.y.I". ON Indian creek
Aug a. I~S2-l-3.' losEru Nrgr8rR
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SlIntirieS,

1900 seamless. lwilled cotton and linen Bags,
bales cotton yarn, No. 5 to 20,
b carpet warp, colored and white,
81 " brown sheelings,
heavy cotton bagginy.
IL " linen
- " cotton batting,
Also-Cotton and linen Irvine. wickng, 0sna-
burghs, Burlaps and the usua assortment, ofbleach.
ed goods, Irish and other linens Just received and
sor sale low. may lift. IFALKER& HIcKLlNG.
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Granville Academy.

HNliE Fall term OF thls Institution will com,
j nance on
Wedncsday, September Is, 1852,
Under the direction Of Rev q. w. COOLEY, A
VI aud Mrs ;. \ CooLEY.
Mr. Cooley who has formerly been success.
iul teacher in Academies, will have charge Of The
Classics. aidedby u competent teacher for the Ma,
thematcal and English Department, who vii
have the immediate care OF the male scholars
The Ladies Department will be under the ex.
elusive control IT Mrs Cooley
MR. G. was from HolyOke Fcsmdlc Seminary
New York, aud 10y much experience as rrncipa
ct Ladies' Semnarics IN the East she has gaiicc
the secret of ins,Wrling, ~ her testimonials ant
her success during the a-t2 terms fully testify.
Tuition, From $500 To $500 per term oi II
weeks Board can be- obtained IN good amc,
very reasonable.
In behalf OF the Tmscrs
THOMAS WARE, Secretary
Granville, Aug. i-Gw.
We understand that Mr. Dcaturc a gentleman
who isa fine scholar, has much experience intcach
ing is Practical Engineer aud familiar with IN,
French as a native, will be IN the Gcuemans De.
parnent.
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" ANvED!

S0 ODO BUSHELS Corn and oats, for
OV.VOU which the hGhes, market price
vii be paid in cash, the Farmers Store, doors
north OF the Post Office
y E.-The Farmers Store has Just received a
large stock of Groceries which will be sold as low
as was ever offered IN this market
Also, choice stock OF Dry Goods, &c, &c.
too numerous to menton--ior sale cheap. For
particulars, call aud see G. A. FiSugR
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FOR THE
SPRING & SUMNER TRADE
OF 1852.
fouR ATTENTION Is AGAIN CALLED TO The
Empire Cheap Clothing Store,
Always the chenpest and now the most
EXTENSIVE AND VARIED
In Ottawa.
The Proprietor of the above Establishment has
u, rrtur9edirum the East, where he has purchas'
ed very low Tor cash another f-eniendous large
AMI Fashionable Assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
1852
The stock is entirely nevis made in conform
ny with the latest and most approved styles, EN-.
braces me OF the largest assoitments ever before
exhibited, and Is now offered at those excessively
Low PRICES,
Winch have given to this Establishment the ex
tensiye and iaierng popularity 1t now enjoys.
Among my present stock may he found, Fine
black. blue, brown and Olive cloth Frock Goats
the same in Dress .1aetol Kossuth, Polka
BOX, and Business Goats, Atwood and cotton
warp, tweed, and cashmerette Goats, Mohair
Queens Cloth, Drgp GEle, aud silk warp luslre
Goats, buff and brown linen Coals.
Black French Doeskin, plain and ,luy cassi-
mere rants, sainet Pants OF every description
white Linen. merino and cottonade Pants, oil
kinds.
huIl'"I plOcdut slih Ntsts, fancy huu Dlhus
satin Vests fancy aud plain cashmere Vests, bnfl
white and fancy Marseilles Vests; Valencia and
cashmere Vests
The above is mere outline of what we have
in store. CAL and see for Yourselves
Also, an assortment oi
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
! Perhaps the largest aud most complete ever be.
fore exhibited IN Ottawa.
! have splendid rs .oriment Of
Shirts, collars, Under Shirts, Drapers, Crdvats
Stocks, Handkerchiefs, d Hosierg.
! Spring style Hats md caps, Moleskin Hats
koseuth aud Magyar Hats, Ponama and Leghon
Hats, CdHada Straw aud Palm Leaf Hats, any
| quantity.
BOO!S AND SHOES.
Patent Leather and congress Boots and CATERS
| o.. and India Rubber Clothing.
! by his arrangement, combining the twobrnICh.
| e., geui.emSn can at a moments warning procure
n complete outfit OF such articles as cannot tail II
I give the most pc trcl satisfaction.
Thanking the Public Tor past fnyors i invite my
Old customers 70 call again, and new ones 10 Try
me, and solicit th"m to remember the
Empire Cheap Clothing Store.
the right and cheapest place to buy Clothing at.
l. RAUGH,
Apr 3. One Door Vest NJ .Sany,rs Store,
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MUSICI MUSIC

DlANO music, Guitar, Accordion, Flute, Vio-
/ lin, aud MeUdeon Instructors VIolins, Ac-
cotdcon- Flutes, Bunyos, Tamborne aud Guitars.
June 26-tt. e. Y GRiGes
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Gren Rs,iut,iou IN Prir,Sv
THE undersigned will hereafter coufnc his hu.
ing that our motto, We can sell Clothing for less
advance than before. Our old customers aud new
ones vii. please give u. a call and We vii, cudra-
yor Ia prove 10 ihrm that our assertions are found
ed on facts Buy Tor cash and scll lor cash Quick
return aud SINAI profits. MARCUS kony
August :. 1857
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lIou.e and Lot for Sale.

TN South Ottawa, a frame hous-. l6 by -. wuh
l a good cellar. Two rooms on "a, aud rooms
ON the J floor J lots, 100 by 60 each-a living
stream OF water runs through the gardens lrres
cherry peach, apple &c The property isali irnc-
ed. The above desirable residence can be had on
very reasonable terms, as the owner wishes IL
leave town. Apply to W. Is. Fyle, Ottawa. OF
Daniel Beer, South Ottawa Aug 7-tt
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TOh:scCO.
More Light (.

4 SUPERIOR article of fine cut and Ceyen-
y dish chewing tobacco, cheaper than can be
found rI.rMhcrr IN town -myl5l " " CararIu