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New Meat Market.

JEREMIAH WOOD ntomshis friends and the
~ public that he has just opened Meat Market at
his new building on the corner north oi the Court
House Square, in Ottawa where hc Willie happy to
supplyall his friends and tho puhcwth the choicest
OF everything IN the meat line. Vegetables OF Ill
kinds also kept on hand.
No Markci on Sunday, The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed ON the Sab
hnt
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OSBORN ~ VAN VlsANkEN,
az the sign Of
The Cigar Saloon,

OTTAWA, lLL,
HANlNG fitted up rooms tor this express pur-
i / pose, beg leave to announce TO the inhabitants
OF In Sale county that they have opened an eating
room Tor the benefit OF all who may give them call.
They keep on hand q OlSTERSmt the SheH and
in cans of the best quality and served up nta mo-
mrnts notice. And they are ready to FURNISH meals
at any hour for the accommodation OF FGrmcrsnnd
Others. They solicit the patronage OF the public
md will piyr satisfaction Li all. oC2i
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Tailoring,

Al Rrduccd PrIccg TO SHit the tunes
TIE subscriber would tender his thanks to the
citizens ot Ottawa and vicinity tor past layors, and
respectfully sOIIclts continuance o their patron
age lie has taken rooms directly the store OF
Rodgers, Mills, & Co, formerly occupied by G..
Burr, opposite the Mansion House, where he wlll
be happy to wait on all that should call during bu-
siness hours Garments ota kinds made TO order.
Pants and vests, from 81 % to 5000.
Coats, from - To 81. tdecl3 VI BAILEY.
4 r. IDttlnn IL Innr nn ihr ahnrtas ~ nnllrr
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We learn that II Hpjulk, Kossuth.s agent. dis
posed Of twelve hundred dollars worth OF Hun
,,rian bonds, yesterday eigh, hundred dollars
being on commission and four hundred actual
sals.--St. Lo'r, fr'-i,es,,t'.
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ZEE N "a rA "a q: Va n VA
Brunker's Rifle IIanufaCtOrV.

IN ME subscriber having returned from lht tds'
after visiting the principal palmanuiaclorlrs he
n is now prepared 'u manufacture the ccrIehTn-
ted Increase or Canning Twist Rifle, which lac war
rants to be- equal tn any made IN this state or else
where lie Will also keep constantly on hand and
for sale good assortment otdoubr and single bar
relied Fowling pieces, Powder Fnsks, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches. Percussion Caps and asupeuor aft-
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
ANknds OF lohhing in the gunsmithnc done with
nca'ncss and despatch.
shop on the east side Ci Columbus st, one door
snnih ni Ihr HMM llnmsc lunr 92.ll
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Storoor s. forwarding.

J. e Charrunud, Storage X Commission VI-
cinuf--W Warehouse castsidc oithr bridge, Nam
canni, Ottawa, Ill. nov -
a.. UIllS. Styrdgc, FDrrGrii1S amt Commission
U-rr4H. dsglsr ~ aH Einds of proincc, True =
Warehouse, No.2, SIdc-cut, Ottawa. limos
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 tt or llrn 9.

. .r,II\MPIIN n WALLACE, d. c. Cham
I J plin--W II l. Wallace attorneys and Coun-
scll1rs At Lato Office over l.. \. Grilgs'. Drug
store puawa. nov %, 10.
~ LELAND. attorney and Co"nseti" at
II. Lns. Office in the room in the court hous"
occupied in part by the Clerk aud Library OF me
supreme court. may ~
NORRIS n FI>kER Geo II Norris-GcoS )
y Fisher .lftoraryS At LaIodHd Ldnd AGENTS.
Otiana, H Viii pay particular attention I" the
payment oftaxcsinauyp part o Illinois, purchasing
and selling real estate, investigating titles, collect
ing demands buying aud selling military land war
r,ats. and locating them on the best idnds Tor sol
dirrs or Others. securing pensions and all claims a
,,,iust the government Office on the southwest
corner OF the public square.
NV l. nOhLlSrER, ittorRcg and Counsellor
MI, At Lam1Hi Solicitor ~ Chd7cTg--Otdpa'
M Office in the sheriff Office court house.
glover n Cook, j. o Gioycr-B. C.Cookl II
i1rncps aad CounscIiors al Lar- Otfamd, o.
hrclu RcddIck' Block, east side OF the public
square. J",I ', 'i,,.,i
Co IIy Aug 10. lsiS--u
Trccr n Ingalls,, Il. c 7. fREER, g iSdALLs)
ifiorucgs md Solicitors, tmcngo, il's. inflo
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Mi0rrllaucouS.

G.BIrr, lgsnf for Fr,'ec'iop Insurance Compl.
M. HiuIrI--oppo,i'c the Mansion House
Jacob G.Stonr, SIiHc, UIrpess, and TrSnk
manufacturers and CGrrilcr Trimmer, corner oi
Canal lUl Columbus streets, Ottawa. mare
Jos. IL. Wagner. Jlsiirc Of The Peace office IN
tn npr,li-el-lcosncT oithe couTihousrup stairs
OftrrI, H. dee 'Ig
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WHO WANTS
Chairs Il Bedsteads I?

L. l.. WATERMAN still keeps on La Sale
ILs street, where he has been for IL years aud
has never failed IN giving good satisfaction.
Ills chairs are nll made by good wotkmen, nni
warranted to stand better than Chicago or ST. Louis
work.
ny-rhe public are respectfully invited tocaand
examine, OriObcri
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Willis ,Np ForRrsr The suit Of Mr. Willis
again., 'thc grca, American Traccdian,' for the
shameful personal assault made upon HIM by
the latter, has resulted in verdict lor MIR. Wi.
ls of - 500
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27

Mr. Walsh writing from Paris speaks Of the cx
tra,agnnceu dress IN that city, silk. ard sa,ins hc.
ing worn, which cost $50 aud $40 aysrd--the
drc's without making amounting to $500 VI $500
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uw = Livery Stable.
- Boot & Shoe Shop,
"M, q, FASH

WOULD inform the public that h" has lately
opened a shop cn Madison street, ~ the binding
formerly occupied hy Buchanan & Elcnrbefgrr.
and lately by Bailey 4 Eichcibrrrrr a. a IuIIor
shop where he is prepared to manufacture 10 or
irr U'i kinds cd -o'h "a ;y aboyc an., IN ,lc best
u.-lblc manner.
lie will also keep ON hand good assortment OF
BOO2.S AND SUOES,
which he Wi. sell ai the very lowest prices. Mcud
ing done AT short notc" and IN the ucarest manner
Gail aud see January ~ lSi2-ly
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The Orleans estates recently ccnf.cated Ivy de.
cree Of l.ors Napoleon, are SAID to tc equal to
$40 900 600
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NJ. kossvrg At ruL rurvRr--We Learn that
Gov kos,urit declines speaking a, tho Theatre, or
any whore else, il there ia n charge made for al.
mission, whother in tho shape OF bond, or other
wlse--St loniA Mp.
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CAMPAIGN!N
.aaNs Cabinet Furniture! n

DEFER RUSSELL. respectfully calls the at.
/ teuuon othls friends aud the public to his pres.
cnt large stock OF furniture, which hc expects OF ca
Siprty to rrplcnish before navigation closes. In
addition 10 h@ own mnnnncturc, he Is supplied
from large establishments both IN ST Lou, aud
Chicago His stock j. selected Tor and shipped to
him by dealers who know that they are sending to
II prlctic1, mechanic and workman, 80 he Is cn1.
hcd average to sell brttrrnrtcIcs, and a. low
rs either city. A. usual, he does one price small
profit a1ftNca.h business.
At the suggestion ot a friend he would respect.
fully remark that while he has established for HIM
sclta business that will sustain itself against all u-
turc competition, ke has done something tor the
public m supplying Ottawa and vicinity with good
Furniture ntyery low prices.
lie keeps henrsr aud rrady.madc, well finish
ed walnut collins all sizes always onhand, Char
gcs low.
Warerooms on La Sale street, near the court
house square. Sept 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27

Thcndcbtcdncss Of California /, two millions
and quarter a mere drop in tho bucket.
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u Musicians s. Surgeons.

1]hnsitlun5 s. Surg 9rons.
HRS. u\RD.v MIL tender thcit profess,
,nn1I services tu the CliIzrns OF Ottawa aud
vicinity. Residence on Madison street, near the
Side Gut Office over Bargcrs store, near the
pn.toili,a Dec. -, 1881.
DRS THOMPSON " CHURCHILL having
- associated themselves together IA the Pracucc
ot PnyJc and Surgery, respectfully tender thrir
professional services 90 ih" citlcn0 "l Otm"a ana
yl.u.iy OH,te-oue formerly occupied by y d.
TlpmpsBu. u h""INoN' " -
sept " = INV h' Hi'''.' ~,
Wm. ". cnvnrly. PiVs,cim y NWgcoH-Ot'
tl,rf no lice 800 thr drug SiOre-otrishls pro-
t.-..,ulI services 10 tine citizens ot tElsylchlly,
and hopes 10y attention To business, 4" mrnl
t,-. 't,u,iIr plfronagc. > jOIt
~. ". Hopkins. Phgsicrdr amt S"rge7"-Ot'
IurI ~ offers his professional ,crylCrstO tIr c-
u,rrsut Ottawa, aud vicinity Office over the
sfur. ID: II W tuHrvrT ,urNtto WuiNrT 3 illck-
luy., Irnrr on hr uprh side OF the new public
sluarr. wlrrchemuy be- found az al. times except
when absent PROFESSIONAL ulhumcss. uus6'f0
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Business Gar0s.
A. ROBERTS,

.1actioH and Commission u : chaht,
TuE TuE sALE or
Real ESidte Horses, Cdrr,dgtS. and all Kinds Of
FersoHsk Property either at Public
ar Prjrat. SHE,
PERU, ILLlN OIS.
CoHslGNNENrs respectfully solicited, and sales
attended to III ANY pan Of the County on mode
rate tcrh.s. January 81, lSj!-3mo
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House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shopon Ca.
nal street, IN Ottawa, next to Hossocks Store
near the Side Cut, where he will be- ready tore.
that may be desired. nnna-in IL InMns
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Horse ShOeinr

nONE nt Y. Banards shop, superiutcnded by
- JouN lloorER.
No TIM Prices nt this shop Horses .hod new
in the best mnnncr,n 81 %. Wagon making con =
tluued atthc same place, as usual Old friends aud
customers, and new, are invited to call aud leave
heir orders. dcc1 Il BARNARD.
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Presents 10 Ministers.

The country clergymen make great reckon
ins on the donations which their people delight
to pour III upon them in the fall Of the YEAR
The intrinsic value of a barrel Of apples, bag OF
potatoes or turnipS, the pot Of butter or the tub
OF lard, is n great deal, since they must other.
wise come out Of a salary that very few other
professional men would be wiling to 1.-Two on
But the kindness ofheart that dictctes the yift
improves the flavor aud doubles its value
A clerical friend Of ours was settled over
grateful and appreciatve congregation on Long
Island Along in October, one of his Pensioners,
not Of the most liberal reputation. stopped after
tire morning service, ard taking tie pastor aside
whispered in his ear, that lie must not buy a
Thanksgiving turkey, for he had fine one that
he was fa,tening especially for his use. Our
friend expressed tie gratitude he felt iol it wa,
relieving HIM ofqulie an item al expense. aud
then II showed that hs ministia,uns were not un.
acceptable.
Several times, on passing his beneiNtor. house
he WAS stopped, and the noble bird whom the
children all knew was the "mnstcrs gobblrr"
pointed out The last time the ttnlsr told him
that he believed he mus, invite him.clfand Cam.
lv tu dine with the minister IN Thanksgiving day,
aud have snii time together over the delicate
uu.bit- the fowl would furnish; which invitation.
could not help thinking, when he remembered
the number uf you mouths .hus suddenly called
IN to assist in di'patching the plum buildings and
mnce pies, that the financial motive, Of gratitude,
in view oi The arrangement had disappeared The
long looked for Thursday morning came at last,
and Farmer TIGnr came with it, turkey in hand
is N, it a fine one Isl i, plum aud 50 tender
too assure you there will be fine eating here.
was hls self satisfied assurance, more than once
repeated. To which our friend tried to match
expressions Of admiration equally enthusiastic
"ile must weigh eight or ten pounds Mr.. Tight"
Ten pound, ten in the notch, weighed
him myself dndhW just come to a dollar, brother
EDGAR"
Brother Edgar paid the dollar insisted on hav.
ing them all to dinner, and made an excellent,
friend Of Mr.. Tight-N Y. Times
On reading the above yesterday to clerical
friend. he assured us that such fellows rs Mr..
Tight are rars-that he has received many II
turkey in his time, without costing = cent and
that his observation has convinced him that
faiihful pastor will always find loving, generous
people,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

II saw, Mr".aid fellow n, N. s;v,. VAL
polls, on election dav .ir you'l, inc, 10, =. va, a
again. III give YOU two shilln's1
"A,repd," said the insn.c,or Tho ,,,,,or
and the ballot were HANDED over onJ ~ ",
posted in the box prepared f,r c,n,,;hn,;n,, ~
ward the Washington monur,n, a,nJ "
"Well. now. that's chean" s,;J Il. ,o
heres another quarter for another vote
"All riph, /" sa;I m. ;,s,ao,". ,oI
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Find n Match for that Yankee.

IN the course Of talk with particular acquain.
tance the other day. casually asked him his &c
cupa,lon. He replied that he did not know what
1t was, for the reason tina, he did not know what
1t was, for the reason that he was brought up =
farlDer nn'l he was nineteen years Of age. and
then he w-ft to keeping district school, and Wi.
ting school nights. for years. From that. taught
select school two terms, grammar school one. and
speaking one. lie then hired out q. $40 monlt
and board to woring ina carriage shop and con
,nued until they raised his wages to $50 at which
time he was admitted II member TO the Eastern
Christian Conference and went to preaching In
lS+S was elected del.gat. to a state convention
at Utica Has just completed . carriage worth
sl25 la,ing done the wood work, ironing and
painting himself Preaches regular at 4 church
once week ndlectures on Temperance, Sla.
very and other subject. other Satba,hs. and has
his goods partly packed, purpcsing to Try his
fortune in Illinois. And now. sir, a. work At any
"r all Of these, as they come in my way, said he.
you can tell Ms well as what my occupation 10,
or Iaher have really any. have had wages
and passed masters at all Of them, - many living
Witnesses can attest, and was, the second day VI
last November Just 80 years Of age.
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VALrs OF LlpR,RY TO PooR STUDENT -
One Of the most interesting incidents in the
early historj OF the famous men Of our eoun.
try, is related Of DR.. Bowditeh. tho learned
translator Of La Place. During the revolution.
AIRY war, a piivaeer from Salem captured .
vessel and brought the prise into that port. 4
valuable private library was among the articles
on board These books we're . rare prize for
those boys, and young Bowdi.ch borrowed .
number from the person having them in charge.
The volumes were detained longer than Vas nee.
sssary for simple perusal and Il was ssceriAinsd
that the young student was 90 desirous Of procu.
ring the works, and his means were toe slender
for him to dare hope Of purchasing them. and he
actually copied twenty folio and quarto volumes of
scientific works. whish were Of great service 70
him as books of reverence in after year,. These
manuscript volumes arc now IL the possession Of
the sons Of DR.. Bowdtch, and are highly prised.
--2ranseript.
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UsE OF Colonel GLASSES ~ FoGs,--The fol.
lowing curious observation is made by NJ. Luvn
Of Turin:
When there is q fog between two correspond
ing stations, so that the one station can with diff
tculty be seen from the other. if the observe
passes colored glass between his eye and the
eyepiece Of his telescope the effect Of the fog is
very sensibly diminished, 30 that frequently the
signals from the other station can be very plainly
perceived when, without the colored glass, the
s,o,ion itself could not be seen. The different
coors do not all produce tli, effect in the same
degree. The red seems the most proper for the
experiment, Those who have good sight prefer
the dark and those who are shor, sighted like red
better The explanation Of this effect seems to
depend upon the fact that the white eolors Of tho
fogs,rikcs too powerfully upon the orgau Of light,
especially If tho glass have a somswha. large
field
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PAY Your PosTAGr,--The New Hampshire
Oasis commends the following terrible lines to
some Of its correspondents, "who have forgot ten
good manners in writing upon their own business,
and saddled them with postage Of tive cent to
save themselves three
The man that now days will write
And not prepay his letter,
IL worse than the heathens are,
What dod't know any better;
And IL you take fine tooth comb.
And rake dwon "all creation"
You couldn't find meaner man,
In this ere mighty nation
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A SUNDAY IosSISo SoLrLoouY.-l wonder IL
one couldn't stay at home from chnrch to-day I
I've n threatening Of headache, its uncemfortaby
hot its n Lore to dress. Ii would be much
more comfortable 20 sit here in this cool room
with closed blinds. zen dshabille," than to en-.
counter this hot August sun, and sit down among
a handful Of people and listen, perchance to some
inaniRated preacher who would drawl out the
hymns very much as and ignorant nursery maid
might repeat melodies to sleepy child.
Now here's nice books to read-newspapers
too and there's that seductive little rocking chair
oh I'll stay at bonsel No won't. its a bad
habit. ] always come home wishing was more
Of a saint and less Of a sinner The little triAes
and vexations Of every day If. dwindle down
when viewed from Mount Cavalary. One thinks
,earfuIy Of the basty words, when this Meek
Sufferer is mentionedl All we have need Of all
these helps to arrest the tide Of wordness that
rushes over our spirits during the week 1hs
stupdest preacher utters some truths II the
messenger has a stammering tongue I'll thinl
more Of his errand and the Master that sent him
| II there are but a handful If people the more
need that should not stay away. Yes, I'll &c
and III 20 to the poor mans church. whers
the pale cheek Of labor is Dot flushed with EN-
barrassment, as the robe OF plenty sweeps past
Where side BY side las they sbould) kneel mis-
tress and maid in Gods presence. The prayer
book that has been handled by the statesman
passes through the toilhardsned hands OF ser
vents. Thank God one day in the week he Cal
realize his soul is Of as much value as his master
How soothing is that solemn chaunt How i'm
pressive the words OF Life
And SO with the Christening spirits; we retur
homeland the little creature who holds IN,
hand says, naivey--"Auny liked that sermon
it seemed just like hymn' And older hea
might less graphically have described the poe
preachers discouse. Fanny Fern.
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Tnr LEscH-Recent observatioa on tho COM
parative anatomy Of this little animal have prov.
ed that just within It's mouth, II is furnished with
three little jaws triaugularly arranged, on each
side Of which are inserted row Of very minute
teeth, much resembling the teeth Of a saw. Each
jaw has its appropriate muscular apparatus fss
lis peculiar action. and thus 10 explained the con.
slant Shape of the wound observed aftsr tho sp
plicatou Of this very useful animal
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ENEMIES OF THE OYsTER-The enemies Of the
oyster are many, and all Of them 90 about seek.
ing what oysters they may devour First comes
the sea crab, who sets himself on an oyster, and
drills a little hole in his back and makes poor
oysters back ache which causes him to open his
mouth to take a long breath when the vianous
crab runs singer down lis throat and poor
oyster it in She sea crabs stomach On the sea
shore bushels Of shells are found, perfectly rid.
died with holes by the crats. Sometimes the
crab files the oysters nose ua 30 as to run in his
singer
Second, comes the Grum.fi.h who weighs about
thirty or furty pounds, and is about two feet long
he is large about the stomach, and tapers off to-
wards both ends. He IL by no means modest
sh, Tor just as soon ashis eye rests on an oyster
he starts towards him, for the purpose Of making
his acquaintance, and grabbing him in his mouth,
snashes him into chowder, in the twinkling VI a
cats tall and Immediately looks about for his
nearest relatiye-being opposed to having fam-
lies separated, he s anxious to have them all rest
in his stomach at once. 1t is often the case that
two or three pounds Of oysters are found in
drum fish's stomach.
| Third, comes the sea star every body knows
what sea star is. for they look Just like a star
These stars have five points, but no legs and as
they do no: keep horses and wagons they find it
very ibcODvenent TO go about. not having any
feet---so when they wish to travel, they lock
themselves fast to each other until they form q
large bill, sometimes to be driven about by the
waves of the sea, and roll away, they know not
nor care not whittier. but if they happen to roll
over an oyster bed they Immediately let loose o
each other, and hug an oyster and wrap thei,
five points about him and hug lin so closely, hug
HIM so dearly, until the oyster de,ires him to stop
and just opens lis mouth to say, hold enough,
when the rascally star runs little 'nipper' down
oysters nose, and he is a soner'
Fourth comes man, with dredging irons with
scoop, shovel, and tongs, pulling him, and making
him into oyster soup, pie, fry, roast. pnd on and
so forth, eating him whole and Unfortunately
body and soul, without saving the pieces Thu.
1t Is with poor oy-ter; troubles beset him on
every side, and though thousands desire to have
him, yet none wish to be him-Northeyn Jour.
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u. A. OSBORN. J. D. SKINNER.
AUCTION AUCTIONl!
O. 4. Osborn o CHAR Saloon

Messrs. OSBORN ~ SKINNER
A AUCTlONEERS, are prepared to receive any
as Merchandise Of all kinds, Horses, Cattle, &c.
which they will sell to The best advantage,
On ConSisnncHt, a lot Of ready made Clothing,
which will be put up at their sales room Tor the IN
spectlon OF the public All business entrusted to
their care in the above line will meet with prompt
attention Aug. 1-tt
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GIN q Gz7S

~"frr"bV "IINt W "SOH RVIdHuEoNIOTyi
I g.. GAY would inform his friends and cus,o
- mrrs that he has removed To his new shop at
the southwest corner OF the public square, where h-
wIilconiinuc the manufacturing ocnrlnges ,bu,gics
aud wagons IN the latest aud most approved styles
Bciug practical workman, he iiat,crs hmselft that
hr can build as good work can be produced in this
market Work made to orderand warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber. J. G.. GAY.
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The raising and h,,eningof .nAils has Of late
years very much increased u France, and, &C.
ccrjpg to a c,lcule ,ion mad, at one Of the Paris
markets the amount consume, annually in France
is abou, 100000 The p'ico averages from
about 30 to 10 cents per 100 and one idividual
stated to make over $1,000 per anuum, by bis
en- all bvds.
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Undertaking..
Meat Market.
New Meat Market.

JEREMIAH DintomsLis friends and the
81 public that he has Just opened Meat Market at
his new building on the corner north of the Court
House Square. in Ottawa where he will he happy to
suppyaI hisiricnds the publcwith the choicest
OF everything in the mea, line. V.grtabesoial all
kinds also kept on hand
No Markei on Sunday. The shop will be KEEP,
open on Saturday evening, but closed ON III, Sab
bath scpt2s5Oll