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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

SENs1BLEr REMARKS. ~ The Rev.,
Henry Ward Beecher,. In his remarks
at the Anniversary Of the Five Points
Mission, said: '.When Christ went
where there were sick, he healed
them; where there was actual want,
he created bread, and came down to-
their physical condition, Take the
gospel to the miserable oulcasts of
our city, and no man, can, preach it
unless he does more, II is as though
he made a mark in. the sand, and the,
first tide washes it away. Preach the
gospel. and the hunger Of the man
makes him forget it, There is a great
deal more gospel in q loaf Of bread,
sometimes, than in an old dry, sermon.
If | go to a man, and bring him in
his want, ever SO much philosophy,
he will not hear it; if ] come down to
him and bring him bread, and clothes,
and medicine; this viii give him,a
correct idea Of the gospel-one which
he can appreciate and understand"
. d 6
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MtNLife4

y
lived in the country, amid the gentle
scenes ofnature, surrounded tbylvirtn-
Ous. peaceful, and intelligent fellow
creatures, may be. thankful that his'lOt
was not cast in, Cincinnati 8 indeedrhis
heart may be very glad thatIhis good
fortune is TO breathe The vital atmos-
phere Ofheaysn in It, pprityito learn
human nature uncpptaminated, as God
gave it; to discover jiRthis world n
little Of that tranquil pleasure which
stole out Of Eden with the "human
pair" But If such an one should
chance to visit Cincinnati how dread
fully is he shocked at the scenes
which frequently come before him
there how is he amazed to see men,
maddened by the heH:frs Of intoxi'
eating liquor, raying wildly in the
streets, or brutally wallewing in tho
gutter; to behold beings, formed and
fashioned in the image Of the great
and glorious God, frequently dealing
out the vilest, meanest and most dis
graceful epithets, and often imbuing
their hands in each others blood F; how
is his heart chilled as he enters the
6ar.rooms and other places Of resort,
to see groups Of hdirJaced Williams,
casting hungry looks upon him, when
he knows that opportunity only is
wanting for them to rob him Of his
means, and if need be, spill his life's
blood to secure their end These
things any individual Of ordinary dis
cernment can not avoid noticing at all
times in Cincinnati. Itis exceedingly
unfortunate for the blood-thirsty rebels
that their God has given them a living
princip Pile within, which is traitorous
to their felonious proceedings, and
which never fails to disclose their
guilt; you can always see the very
devil playing upon their features, and
the demons fire flashing from their
eyes; the very air through which they
move is tainted with their noxious
breath, and their touch is moral death.
Such communicating influences, in Gin
cinnat, are abounding, and it certain
ly reflects no credit upon the city
officers, that they are not checked in
more instances than they are-hordes
of young men are daily falling in with
them' and growing up, stepped in all
kinds Of iniquity and vice, and is not
this fearfully ominous of the future
moral condition of our countryl
But what is the common parent of
all this evil? 1t may be answered
that nearly alt this corruption, of
every species, is originated by the
poisonous fumes Of inlemperance-
then, how unspeakably imperative is
the duty of our citizens to remove this
demon generator from the lips of those
who are soon to preside over the inter.
ests of this, our happy country. And
oh! how vastly more important still,
that they should resist the encroach.
ments Of this purgatOrial invader,
whose unholy mission is 70 blast all
human happiness, and prepare man
for endless misery hereafter. B.
g A traveller informed the pro.
prietor of one Of the New, York Ho-
r.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

%, Oil. Oh! for a lodge in some vast
wilderness, some boundIess contiguity
OF shade, pure, cold water stream,
with plenty Of trout, and not too deep
to Wade.4 Wouldn't we enjoy it, 2
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

Mr.. Van Buren, and several other
Americans, have attended bah given by
Queen Victoria. aa9I g.saiEJ boa weI6
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

- The brick yards Of Dayton make
lVO'OOO bricks per day, and yet she supply
is not equal to the demaud.0b liia ,5anlg
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administrator Notices.

dd'a'ni1ra.rir's sue ot' Real hsta'c
Dl authority of drcreial order oi the county
ID court Of Livingston comfy. made at TIE May
1ern, 1888, OF SaidcoJTt, shall. on the 51th day
ct July, 1883, between the hour, ct 10 O'Clock M
tae forenoon and O'Clock ju the afternoon OF said
jay, az the residence OF Albert Nr,.Wan, deeea.
scd, ON Mud creek, IN Livingston county, and
state OF Illinois, abou, miles .culhrastut New
ueWGou, sell 10 lhr highest bidder, Tor cash m
nAhd' 'he following real estate, y.ug auj BEN. ~
LN"EstOu county, and state ct tsayls, ana dt -
srur.t as follows, toWlt .hr tU ct the -N4 of
see. No /. iu township No -. north oi rang"
M. !, r'-t ui The Sip. d.. .rNvspJ about Ierrs'
or so much tGruvol asmay lc necessary 10 t'rs
lr sum 81 uue hundred dollars sand i0ud Is
t~5.r~i, and VA. he divided into and so,dn
.mau Iofs. Nlaury NEllMNN,
luniS- GN'. tiR'x Of -ilbsft H'siimIH. dec
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S OoO ACRES I!



RIO purchase FARMS offered by The subscriber,
wlb Is selling choice lands locotedin ,hiscoun-
ty,oIy ten miles from ihe cana! iOF 81 peracie
with i've years pay day.
Ais) fls splendid Improved farm, upon which
now reside. II Ia sUwr,l known that praise r. -n-
psriuOus IL lie. nine miles souih west i,um o.
lava, eleven from P,-u, and eight IRON the Gem
tgal Railroad IS second % no farm in the Union ior
.diubry, gnls VIGOROUSLY one oil the very best
grainaui gr1zug farms in The slate. II Is furnish
ID abo6danlly with perennial springs, embraces
iI0acgr, all Improved and 90, timber. Upon il
isadwrihnI house, g. lrrtby 30. wlthwiugs ma
hing IL by IL feet, ample wood shed, stuTeroom,
mi!kroOm, cellars, &c, Nc. There are also a
small tenant house Of brick. story and hill h1h,
and good cr,aruudrr the whole, aud good iram-
ed carriage house and stable with cattle sheds,
sneep sheds, ice house, &c, sc. An extensive
Young orchard j. Just comiugiutUba aliug
Adjacent 10 this tam are SO acres o, olllyiug
prairie lands, which Wilt sold with or separate
from thelarm
The literary character Of the neighhorh0oi IN
which this arn Is located and its,ijeiary aud reli
gious privileges add greatly to lts vnmc llali n
mile distant is The celebrated and huurl-lug Farm
Ridge Seminary for youth ofboth sexes where re
ligouS services are held after 'hs Baptist peTsuH
sion. An Episcopalchurch ia being erected, nnC
WILDE completed this spriGg--ouiy one mile in am
other direction, while the CoUgyrgauouoilstsw
ship y iur meeting house ut Vermllionyi,,e, orll
tour miles distant, where there IRE also fine gls
mills.
Being lesir0ds 10 remove toano,herport Of tn,
state, viii dispose Of this last farm on remarhlbi
easy terms and atn lowprice.
Farm Ridge, March IS HEoNSoN NuRPAy.
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wafer Power 10 Tease.

'l'uE Undersigned oilrr great srrurEt~ TO
| capitalists ana manufacturers. rs They 1dN. ie-
clArd.y t6g rsrvufrr power 900 ibg st9tr having ~
yrr.a ts,.t head and tall. and sWalydlu Dayton, I
miles above Ottawa and drawn ON DO" Fox .var
Feeder, which IS brpln rrparuy the state. without
any cost to the UNDERSIGNED They have wafer to
-a-s lugutrlu sufficient 'o drive 20 rou OF
Il lee, hurr,, AND wI.casr ON very liberal terms 20
any good rr-ruu- bic company.
Tn.-r-a rulr chance tnruru vtcapNat who may
.,,i-hrosu lnfurhrm7uuG.ruun hu-tnr-s tn. Joe
ratlanI- very hr1ithyanj admirably situated. 1s lt
soma nuyf1nhr feeder within miles uithr ruu-
,rmpai-J Rock Island 1i. rr1d. out l1" bead ui
stramhoaiuuv.1lnn EyrWrfh.rluirnn'Iou1 adj
lrrs. DAYTON .may 81 JOINS GErfN y Sous.
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Something New ,

~ w. G.. GODDlNG would,nrm u" publ"
~. that he j. now manufacturing harness Wiz
patent SrlfAdustmg Buckles. which are decidedly
ahead oianyihng yet introduced Tor strength, suir-
tv. andconyrnirncc Call aud examine them ior
Yourselves at his old stand ut the sign ot thu CIR
Hlrasss Slap. on Columbus street. lie wIll1lso
keep an assortment Of hnnc with Old style buckles
as good and as cheap rs can he purchased any
where sept -
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PIANO FOR rs.


ian CALLS Linseet on, warranted. Red lead,
lUU chrome red. chrome green, chrome yellow,
Paris green, dry and 10 oil Spanish brown, Spanish
whiug, plaster OF Paris, Venetian red yellow och
re, French and Chinese Netmi!ion, ultra marine
blHe, yaruishes aud mrPrntlne, Enhe's hlr proof
vnlnf. tn-c,her win variety oi other paints, ior
sale aireduccd prices BY 6 J.. THoarsos,
u,vI- ofth. Clfv Dug Nt.Tc
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New Goods! New Goods !

fINllE subscribers are now in receipt Of n large
L and splendid stock OF New Goods. which ad-
ded 10 our former stock, makes the most varied
aud extensive assortment TO be found IN this Sec
ton Purchasers will doweI TO cnll upon US be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, for we are determined
to give our customeTs good bargains, and not be
undersUll by any establishment Oar
DRY GOODS
Department ia well iledup, aud consists in part
OF broadcolhs, cnssimeles, twcels, k.nWcpy
Jeans, domestic iullclolhs cotton aud wooden Hln-
nels, brown and Observation-Disclosures, shlrlings and
du,iings, cotton and linen b0gging aud bag bat
ting, glngham, printed calicors, nnnkeens, Irish
linens, lawns, puphns anlhull goods withH llrAe
assortment Of Swissmul, and barred H.usns, JAG, :
oneti,and a thousand other articles, tuonumerous
TO mention. Also,
BOOTS 4 SHOES
IN every variety both custom made work and the
brS; OF eastern Manufacture Aho.
SGAELF HEAVY HARDWARE,
liay aHd mlnure forks, shoycls, spades. hoes,
tcylhes, snaths, log, trace, aud halerch0ins, &c.
ALSO, large stock Of croukery. glassware,
Nonewate, tull assortment Of drugs, mcdi-
clnes, pams, oils, ySnishcs. ardwindow glas.
at all sizes sash, putty, paint brnshre, &C.
And also our stock ui
o. ia n u -E-GE u ut- -.s
IL well worthy the attention of bnyers Whole
sale orrelail purchasers are invited toeaianl get
bnfgj ins.
tDr Remember the Old stand of Walker &
llickling, on the south side oithc rulH, ,gun,r
May ~. FrLLows, WALgsE ( CO.
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wooden Ware.

\ n NESTN boston tubs,
w 30 doz best 3hoopplils,
- doz best . 4"
Kniirlrays, woolrnspoons towel rollers covered
pail. nest boxes, Nc. at l-p2j ; b GRDLEys.
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CALIFORNIA on FIRE!
Come I,,d Coming

THERE w.I m found AZ t..Nr., known ~,aut of
Il Butuld ou iiIru street, q choice lufui
F.miiy groceries a. Provisions,
Selected with care, A. follows.
10 hhds ,uunr and moias-rs, 'isa,k- coffee, 10
bb.s fish at different kinds nume-s, indigo, toaac
60, raslns teas, specs, cauUlr-, nuts, crackers.
In short, all kinds OF goods usually kept at esub-
ii,hmrut- OF the kind Also, cordaee. pals, tubs,
glass aud shelf hardware, nails, simmons, axes,
steel aat iron shuvcls files Augrr-, bits, &c, sc.
School and blank books stationary, circular pens,
Yankee notions, together with other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
All kinds OF country produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Wagons and c0rTiarcSon hand and made 20 or
lern-u-ual tNov g. BARNARD.
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RrnMcrN for Snle or Rcni (!

THE subscriber wishes to dispose Of the Brew
l cry and premises near the Aqueduct; will Ell
her sell or lease the said premises, with the fix
lures: n first rate opening for the business is now
offered, the terms liberal. Apply TO Marshall Ey-
errtt, or March 20 WALKER & llIcRLING.
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The two Beautiful Horses
valuable Farm for safe

THE Subscriber offers for safe he tprmupon which
he al prcsrn; resides, lyinEon he south side OF
rhr river. about two miles from Ottawa. |, en-
braces rs Acres, about 100 Of which ar under
fence, and 20 oi which are broke and now in cult
yauon. Thereon isa good frame holsr2i by 20
well finished, with five rooms chuuberani cellar
Also stabIeanl outhou es A good well at the
kitchen door there are also three living sprInrson
the farm plenty of wood Tor burning, good coal
bed and lhere are numbcroilruit treesplantedon
the place. II application be made soon, all the
stock crops farming utensils, &c, can be bought
with the place,
For further particulars apply to W. H. w. Cush.
man, $. w Cheeyer, or ] g. Nnttnger, in Utta.
wa, orlo the Subscriber on the premises.
April l6 JoHN ByRNE.
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RARE, CHANCES.
FOE SALE.

sss9 - a AZ N ~ - 80 "a = ss<s
EOIs SALE.
TllElarge well known. and iayCrab.y located
WARE HOI III.
In Ottawa, lorihre years heretofore occupied by
II +. & L. IT, Eames, situated on the main can
al, at The cros,unot La Sale, The main business
strceU and only a few rotsigom the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Depot.
Possession given in o. days Also,
DWELLING HOUSE,
Orennd a half story, with cellar, well, and gar
den situated nparthr above warehouse.
Arare chance 'Or location m the storage, tor
waidiug, and commission business,
LIKEWISE,
Three highly improved and elilibIy situated
farms, OF 100 acres ach, o. the best 81 farming
land, situated on the high and healthy north bank
of Buck Creek each havnga aoodlrnlnr dwelling
house on it, and two having Va liable barns, one a
model barn. cosliugtweive hundred dollars, to-
geihcr with many 9th = ONT buildings, and
o, THE FRUIT,
Now in blossom, consisting OF apples, pears,
peaches, p,uns, and cherries OF agrellVaHely'
These farms have about
Seren Mites Of Fenre,
500 rods being OF pine lumber, and about two miles
more OF Usage orange hedge euc~, now m culture
anl in fine CONDITION Thcsetarn. are situated
six miles north of Oltavn, Ia ri1lle co, H., on
the Ouawa Northern Plank Road. tthe crossing
OF the Homer and Fox riverroad, giving cachiarm
one OF the iourcorners at he crossing Of the road
i'm an intelligent community OF industrious and
thriving farmers, men IN GHt fran the cast. One o.
the farms having school house situated on il, and
having the benefit of Buck Greek and many
springs u water, with about l30acres ol good pi0W
iJad in tame grasses, on the three farms
These farms have all been made within sS
years so that the Improvements nre new aud IN q
good state ur repair Il the subscriber hadselrCted
il a. his pc rmnnenlre-dence and made the i'm
provcmentsaccorinely ,butnow intends to chang
h!- location and business and bona fdel rants tC
sell Possession on one or TWO OF the farms I'M
mrdntey.
Terms "a Inquire of j G. Nnttinger, Otta'
wa. or of the subscriber the premises.
May li-3q-3m ABRAMp IIosroRD
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100 TOps IRON and steel.

On hand aud Tor sale foil supp,y oi"S.i-o'
" Iron aul P.ov Steel also Junutn Pittsburgh
lai Swycis Iron. Norway nal'rol, English blister,
German, cast aud spllng steel, all at which - VIII
sellatthc l-westraies BarksmIihs Will mud It to
their advantage to give Us a call bcior- making
lncIrnu.rhn.cs dc u J MAHLEY & 90.
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THE FINEST STOCK
Family Groceries!
e. MONTGOMERY,

IS. montgomery,
Athis old stand, teIs ,io0rsHorthotihe AIAsioR
U1USc,
"ANlNG lust received his Gpung supplies, all
i L OF which be selected IN person from the hea
Vr,l whuirsaI. establishments nj the south, the
subscriber challenges comparison OF his stock
with that oi any other dealer N town, knowing
aud Hys being prepared TO demonstrate that he
keeps better article, a heavier stock q greater
variety OF everything, and sells cheaper Than all
ms competitors.
the following list comp~ses some Ofthe articles
IA be found al ms store:
Sugar, brown. loii clarified, and crushed
Cggee, RlOund Java.
NOiosssS, SUGAR house, plantation, aud syrup.
CaHd!rs. star, searne spcrlu and tailow.
Teas, green, black, Bohea, sc.
S1Hp, rosn, Castl.e. and shaving.
TObaecO, Cavsudish, tine cut, smoking, &c.
CigarS, anything from Il long nine" TO q mud
four penny Cuba"
obs. lnsred, sperm, olive.
PORK, lard, taliow, &c.
Fash, mhcSerel, white, herring, and frost
Oranges and Lemons a retail OF by the box
CgcOa NufO, ralsins, currants,
Figs, at retail orby the drum.
Ginger Preserves, very fine article.
Pickles in jars, all kinds, extra.
Pepper Sauce, pepper, salt, ulspice, ginger and
all extraordinary condiments.
Nuts, Brazil. tiiberts, almonds, pea nuts, &c.
gantkiler.
OYSTERS safdncs, &C., in cans.
Candies, lOtot all kinds.
Pats bruoms. mons, Ne.
EgRr, potatoes, vegetables in their season, but
ter, eggs, chickens, and all such little arrange,
mcnts' needed IN families always kept when they
can possibly be procured iorove or money.
VEOlISs.
"lctthc fdding iddIer,hldlc"
A very hne lot OF vons, with The arrange.
ments al astonshinrly low prices.
LIQUORS
Wines, brandes, gun, whiskcy, &c, atwhole.
sale aud retail.
Champaign cider it, bottles.
London porerand brown stout in quar-, and pint
bottles
Also Chicago Lime end Cement together
with almost anything you can name in his line.
Having been in the business a number ofyears, the
subscriber knows exactly wha, he has and what he
offers aud Gan demonstrate, that in good goods
and low prices he Is not only "iceue," but very
considerallyahead Of all competitors Try him
aud see Aprilg % MoSrsomFRY,
4 COOP assortment OF La,itsS' aud Chiiirens
Boots ond Shoes al the Nsr Easldnd Branch
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Notice !

T'oibosc rhO p9uid supply themselves cih
soOircctif ed cisierR eater tothflteriHs dPpdra-
tbs, or mitb0ni
NJ PHELPS respectfully informs The citizens
lNis OF Ottawa and adjoining lawns, that he
will he on hand the coming season tor any wortlh
the cement line masonry or whilewashng, BY
many years experience IN thu eastern states, he
hallers himself that he can give satisfaction 10 all
who may favor him with work. Residence in OF
tawa.
Reicrences--S. 3 Gridley, VIM. II. w Cush
man, Il. Ihome, Mos. O,man Feb. ~
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The Wedron Water Power

Of OrfT MIfy Run OT Nf0nc
is ,lltreh for SALE eitherthe whole or hal!inter-
/ est, with 100 Acres ofland.
The property is well known to most of the prin.
cipn persons in La Sale county-Sit u,tcd miles
north oi Ottawa, nj the mouth Of Indian creek on
Fox River Tine power can be easily and permn-
nently improved aud the location is favorable for
the erection Of all kinds Of machinery, and such as
IRE looking out for this kind of property, either 10
Improve or for Investment will find this one OF the
first class, aud really one of the rare chances.
j G. NArriSGER, Ottawa, lie.
Refer to Hon WV. RgDnicK, Ottawa, III.
VI &. SrEARNs, Esq Chicago.
WM h. MANI, Esq Buffalo
Messrs BowrN x M'NAMtE, N. Y
W. $ GILMAN, Esq, ST. Louis.
Ottawa, Feb Att
LNRESH CORN MEAL for sale at our mill a,
i all times. Apf2. HASKELL & Senrrr.
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IA DIES, please Q ~ aud see the bcautfuluccde
work jus, receiysdby apJO J " Mis-.
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One Price system triumphant.
New Spring and Summer Goods, 1858
$4,000 Dollars Worth
Just Received.

Dl NEkS Of dIN goods " 10 prcirr.tu r-t the
ID Very best goods at The very lowest mites, viii
mud in our .puug aud summer purchases tins sea-
son, decidedly tie cheapest the hest gsgorfri, and
the most erieHsire stock Of gUods cN,r Shown IN
one house N the west No OF which have been
bought tor cash from auction Sa'sS, maHH'artu-
TcrS, OF iUpJricTs and which wl., be sold atpgcrs
20 defy competition.
Among other extraordinary bargains will be
found
Twenty yards Of American French aud Bu.ish
La" rs lIuM s. up,
R,nurIiul Lcrcgr drlain- from l.,
Extra quality rich delainrs. at l., worth l. Cd,
WundrTir iyChrnp aIpacCHs md pup'uS,
Twenty, ght hundred iasl conrrd coit from De-
\ beautiful assortment OF check plaid aud striped
drc.- -ks,
\ larr, lot Of chameleon md chanreabIc do,
And he widest Jcst and cheapest black silks,cv-
rr shown in This mnrket5warranied MOTTO cut,
Rich htorad" i2lrrd aud brocaIcIIe silks,
New summer shnwls from s.,
Rich printed cashmere md hruchoc do, new s'y's
Heavy illngcd silk and cashmere shawls, great
bargains,
Two hundred plain and embroidered ~hite craps
shawl~ from 81 50 In SIS 90
Paris aud New York mantIIns from 50 to sp0re.
criycd weekly by cxprcs. from \. Y.
In muslns sheetngs, shirtngs. ticks, tinnneIs,
leans satinet's, cloths, cassimcrrs, vesiings and
general domestic goods, our stock il so well
known that they need not be- pnr;icu'ariy mention
ed, suffice 1t To say that they are all hom
IS to 90 Per Cent.
cheaper than they can be- bought elsewhere
IN rmhroderi,s lacrs gloves uitts, handkTs,
and trimmings we offer the largest quantity, and
NJ newrs, styles that are produced and in conclu-
sion request your particu'dr notice, thn' the one
price system Is strictly adhered to. Buyers can a.
all times rely on finding every arcIetnsi asreP1e-
sented, andwe will refund the monevwhere any
article has been misreprrscrtedb by oursaesmen, OF
where any article brought from US can be had at q
less pnce elsewhere.
Murray's Mammoth Cheap Store,
l3s Lake street. chicago.
IN MILLINERY GOODS,
Our stock will nj all times comprise all the dcsira
bic sty,'s, qualities aud colors, which we can SCH
4 a Il 4 Il.
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ever brought 10 this market; consisting IN P.Itoi
Anyi.s smIth, Vices, Stocks and De-.
Carriage Bolts s,etges hand hammers, crow bars,
Elliptic < seat springs. brass & Iroa carriage baud
Drilling machines cast >.erI and cowWguaUg-rs,
Mil, cross cut, hand, panel, ripping, back, CON-
pass, Fe.loc nd Butchers saws,
Broad and chopp.u- axes, Adzc- and hatrur's,
Anger. poll and gIM e. bits, shetland ron squares
Shuyrls, SPACES. hay and manure forks,
Picks ,Mnltock- gr scoops grnLs'uursN h7ngDgs
Counter scales, spring balances, s're,yuIds,
OK, trace, col, halter and dog chaius.
Paint mills Lend pipe, and cjsieru pumpC,
Door trimmings Of every description, such aslocks
iarches, cas-, and wrought butts,
\ sizes house bells brass and iron cludlcstlCks,
Dmnrr bells pia-ierlng and brick rroWris,
iose rasIs double and single cut files aiail sizes
White wash -cruphiug, shoe and horse brushes,
Bland fastening, braces aud bits, foot .crapeis,
Hammers ch'se's guages strap hinges hoes,
Cow balls, mop ircns, wash tubs aud boards,
Wooden pals linen Irvine, glass lanterns,
Nuia-srS gates, table buttsan1 casters carpenters
and coopcr- draw knives m,IlrahIe wgenche,, RAJ
traps, curry combs, strap hinges, screws, tacAs
brads. &c, &c.
We also contnne to keeplor .ale. fu'l assort'
mcnt OF AirHightand premium COOKING Stow -
Tor burning wood orcoul, also rarl0r franklin anC
alright stoves, together with every descuuton 0
tin, sheetiron and copper ware. stove pipe, &c
I all Of which We will SCI for READY PAY at III,
lowest prices, and We respectfully request thOs
wl-hnGto purchase, to give u call.
Dec II ). MAINLY s. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-16
Tor A,ONStNpIINI IuIGIl.


Wrauf-'thr rrrh OF thraHoyr statement.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-16

Our stock will nj al times comprise all the dcsira
bic sty,'s qualities aud coors, which we can sell
Tor a le.s price than they can be bought in New
York in small quantities. may2f MURRAv'S.