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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
d., W. y- 55s Gars -
Il 80 =. ~ ri ~ gxEH-@ii
THREE DAILY LINES

THREE DAILY LINES
FROM PITTsDUEGH TO PHILADELPHIA
RUNNING THRorog aossIso NAIL TRAIN,
Learinp Pittsburgh al a. NJ. and arrirtng IN Phil
0deiphta at l2t the same night.
BY noon. THROUGH FAST LINE. leaving Pitts
1a,gh and I,y1g Y pRsasnRa NJ
ing Pittsburgh a, $40 r. NJ aud arriving in Phiiadei-
phia at 2 p. NJ.
The N1shs Express runs daily; the other :wo, SUM-
And connecting with tho trains from
ST. Louis Missouri. Alton, Gaena, Chicago, Illinois;
Frankfort. Lexington and Louisville Kentucky; Ierrc
Haule. Madison. Laa, cite and Indianapolis, Indiana;
Cincinnati. Dayton. Springfield, Beefontane, sandus-
Ky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Mass-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio.
Connecting at Pittsburgh with the Steam Paeket Boats
from NEW ORLEANs, ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE +
AND CINCINNATI.
FARE THROUGH CAN the way by Railroad to
Philadelphia FROM
Chicago slsrOColumbus, sl265
Madison 4 La Faye,te Il IS Eeliefontaine. l2 25
indianapolis, Is 25 zanesvle 1926
Louisville, ls2S Newark sahduskf, ~ .
Cincinnat liuO Man sfed, ,&Creslline, II 00
Dayton, 1870 wooster, ~ oO
Xenia, l4Gt Cleveland, l0C0
Passengers from tks West will fnd this the short
est and most expeditions Route to PHILA LADELPHlA,
j. MESKIMEN, Agent,
Passenger Lines, Pittstlrgk,
J. NEsKIMEN. Agent,
PASSENGER
PHILApsLrHI, July. le54.
THIS ROAD BEING NOW CoMLLETE, IT OPENS
a COMMUNICATION
between PittsbHr;s Ii and Phll0dclp pin in !,
or PITTSBURGH and BALTIMORE, by which Frs'ght
from tn. Hest can reach Eastern Market qneker
and cheaper than by any of the present yai routes.
They connect with the Daily Packets at Pittsburgh,
from ST. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati. Wheeling, and
all the diaere; points the Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohie
ard Railroad.
Cars rua through between PHts6nreA and PhiiG-
aephia a~ithcuttranshipment of reightan advantage.
.hat can be appreciated by all shippers.
In case OF obstruction of navigarcn by Tee or Lor
Irater Freights westward be forwarded from
Pittsburgh to the Mississippi by Railroad
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Glass.
F;ntsr Summer
Rates. Ratss.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats. and, per 100 lbs.
Carpe.ing Furs and Ieltres Feaih-{
ers, addiers, &c, - " eis' % s's'
Second Glass
Books and Stationery, Dry goods IN
bales, Drugs, Glassware. Groceries, 73c... eoc,.s
texcept colEcel Hardware. Hollow
ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth. NoolJ
Third Class
Barsin-, Bacon md rorS in huls,i
Butter saltrd, Cnrrnr in ingo.s, e,
Flaxseed, Hogs Hair. Flax. Leath- 80
Eastward, Zinc.
Fouth Class.
Bacon and FORK recked, Candlesl
Eastward, Cheese Eastward, Fish
saltcd Iron, Soda Ash, Tobacco in
Leaf. Eastward, Tar, knsin- Whia- 80 cts. ~ cts.
key. Cotton, On snmmorl cnGcc.
Lard and Lard Oil, (throurh) Fork
fresh, In car loads al owners risk,
GEO. & FRANCIsCUs,
Frcigh, agent, Pittsbprgh.
L. J sNEEDER.
MAeflW fF.,Ss' ( Isf1sDi Kooss. ss.lsSF''A's'
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n N0TlCE!!

CHILD BAKER having purchased IN. s..,-.s.
and loased the stand Of w. H. HidretA. bes issvs
announce that they intend to carry on the Hasdvas
business IN ali its branches-and viii b in rsespA e
the opening Of navigation Of most sxtepsive asnss-
men OF everything embaced in the liDo te.
se,ner with full stock OF Iron, Nails, ae.
ments complste, they expect to extend 70 - -
customers OF the Establishment and the pabls in eO.
eral Inducements for purchasing ecr-sto sny dar1.
ware house North of ST. Louis West Of Chieseo ~
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
CHILD & DAK8R.
Davenport, Fob. 9Th, 1854.
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G r OC E r | T. 5
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

he subscriber has opened Grocery ana rrossIoii
Store on the corner OF Front and Perry .ts, oppo,
site Messrs. Burrows Il Prctymans mill where WIZ
be found choice assortment OF Groceries. rovis0hs.
Wooden ware, Nails. Glass, White Lead. Oakum Kos
in, DC. &C., all Of which y be sold low for casi or
trade.
Dealers in the above articles will do wei TO call ana
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid to receiving Storage, FOR
warding and selling Of merchandise and produce.
Davenport, July IA, 1853. NJ. DALZELL.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHJLESALE AN RETAIL.
HE sub. crn-r has received from tho Eastern ana
: Southern Markets large and well selected stock
f goods OF all Descriptions, IN common usc consisting
OF Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Guecnsware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Garnet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
G. 4. T. l. Is kanawha salt hardware,
Nets and Mill Saws. Iron. all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grind:tones,
Woodenware, Live gees, feathers,Piteh < Oakum
Willow Baskets. Paints and Oils, Dye Siurs, &c.
viii n will be sold at a small advance for Cab. As
inte ,d keeping every thing ia common use, persons
war ing several articles otan them Front street
at Il Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
une Q, laS3-29. J. M. BOWLING.
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SEARS, WOOD 1 CO.,
Bedsteed Manufacturer, Lumber HsssAeotsI
and Dealers ped 1lesrins,

NoLIx1 LIMOS. :
II HE only establishment IN the West vhefe
SHERW WOOD's CELEBRATED TURNING
LATHE inneed for turning PRmnA1,c Ro4ng suGA -
.Eesek rsfers, Bed Pesfs, 1atle LsRs, and oshee
work 70 UFious 10 enumerate, with The
JMorfdfsgs ef all frfs sgssrss II say ssokss -
tsste may srSSesf Making the mos persess asA
utful work that fancy can desire, and AAvinG ~
NPPearance of eostly carved Usrk.
June II, lejl-4Yv-tf l.ra
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Chicago Advertisements
HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS,


TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS FoREIas AND DoaEsric
Hardware, Cutlery and Timers Stock
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
40. 239 LAKE STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL.
KNyoU LID call the attention of COsntvy Merchants,
w and Timers 70 their nsr and iaroe Stock of
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Nails Log. Coil, Trace, Halter and Pu p Chains,
Sad Irons. Hook and Strap Hinges Anvils Vices Bel
lows, Sedgc and Hand Hammers, sho els, Spades,
fee Mills Scales, Pocket and Table Cutlery and Cross
Cut Mill and Circular Saws, &e.
Timers Stock,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron. Timed and Brashers Copper,
Metal and Copper Bottoms. Bauca Tin, Wire, Pat.
Covers, Tea Kettle Breasts, Rivets, Ears, &c.
Builders Hardware:
Door Locks. Butts, Screws, shutter Hinges and .as
teners, Sash fasteners, Weights and Rollers, &c.
Carpenters and Joiners Tools:
Planes. Squares, Levels Augnrs, Boring Machines,
rh.cls. Bits Hammers, Hatchets, Saws, Rules, Bra
ces. &c
Britannia, Planished and Japaned Ware:
Tea and Coffee Pots and Crns Dish Covers, Castors.
Candlesfieks, Ladies-and a large stock Of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
of our own Manufacture
Our facilities for purchasing such that we can
confidently assure country Merchants and others pnr-
chasing goods in line, that offer them lar
ge' Stoet, complete assortment and forer pri.
than my other house In the city, We solicit cal!
when all can Judge for themselves.
Chicago, May 27th. ls54--trw-Iy
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WILSON & HARLEY,
WHOLESALE RETAIL GROCI1o,
Corner Of Second & Brady IT.. f,avannort. Lana

CsEner o. second & Brady StS., 0AV01p0Tt, Iva.
IN Hhds n. o. Sugar, very low,
~ Clarified 6 Crushed Sugar,
Glass, White Lad 4 Oils,
10 bbls y. O. Molasses,
10 do Sugar house do,
do Syrup,
& bbls Molasses,
Superior Young Hyson. lmpl. 4 B1a. Tsa
100 sacks dried apples Z peaches,
EAtrac. Of Lemon and Lemon Syrup.
Essence Of Coffee, Broma, chocolate = Coca
Hams, Shoulders Il Sides,
Sugar cured eanvassed Hams,
Cosifsh, vi. Fish In bbls, ".
60 kegs Nails,
together with large assortment Of Queens Wood sAA
Willow ware, md all other Foods connccted With ~
business, which will be sold cheap for cash.
The whole Of the stock has been carefully selected
IN the Eastern and Southern markets, We can oQeS
in the city. WIIaOV = n 0i1Y
May 49,
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LXPRESs 10 the East leaves Monday and ThHrsda
Il in the Evening Express 70 Muscatine, TUESDAY sn
Friday. Express to Galena, Monday and Thursday tx
press to ST Louis by Railroad, Mondty aud Thursday
For further information apply to
RENWIcK & SON. Agents
Bazaar Buildings. Ferry Landing.
Davenport Dec Eth, 1854.
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DLATED Ware. such as Castors, Cake Baskets. Te
L Setts. Soup and Gravy Ladies, Sugar, Cream, hus
lard, Salt Table, Tea and Dessert spoons. Forks, &c
sc., for sale by liz IA T. ". HOUSED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
GAS AND CAMPHENE.

4 FRESH supply ofa superior article OF Gas and
N Camphene just received by RAILROAD and Tor sale
nv s. tiERSCHL.
Davenport March -th. lssI-tf
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
| Winter Arrangements.
| YNXPRESs TO the East leaves Monday and Thursday
Il in the Evening Express 10 Muscatine TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. Express TO ;aena, Monday and Thursday. Es-
press to S, Louis BY Railroad, Mondsy aud Thursday
RENtSicK SON. Agents
Bazaar Buildings. Ferry Landing.
| Davenport, Dec Eth, 1854.
| DLATED Ware, such as Castors, Cake Baskets. Tea
| Sets SOUP and Gravy Ladies, Sugar, crean' MUG
iard Salt. Table, Tea and Dessert spoons Forks nc
SC, for sale by ljyl l4 r. NJ HOUSED.
Washing without Lator.
NDREws celebrated Soap Posder for washing
dees DALzEIL's. :,
SHOES AND CATERS
T AIDES Tan oil and Drab Caters verv cheap;
i do fine blk and Plain do do
do :. Kid and fnamel do cheaper than evsr;
do :. do aud Enamel slipper. do DO
do Enamel busEins, Extra sizes and mary oth
er desirable Goods. which offer the very lowest
| prices for the same quality.
Cd and Brady sts. $. G. DAWSON co.
CAMPHISE and spirit gas for sale by.
HALF bbls. and casks mack rei Trout and Lake
IL Fish. B. q W. kELLYiS.
~ B. 4 k. KELLY.
l. OfS, q superior article ana Yeast Powder
IL W. KELLY.
~ LASS, s1lo OK le, 10 X le, 10 x a. for sale by
N b. & w. KELLY.
l ~ w 80 B. & u. KELLY.
nRlED apples and peaches for sale.
~ B.. T. W. KELLY.
| NJ ARkET, Clothes and corn Baskets by
Ah b. w. KELLY.
10 ~ b & ". KELLY.
Dn HHDS. \. o. Sugar; 20 Bbls Clarified and rush
~ ed Sugar. for sale low at
B. & W. KELLY's.
IN SACKS RIO COFFEE;
~ 100 Bbls, Bbls and Casks Be'ehers Syr-
up, Sugar House and N. o. Molasscs, for sale low at
b. s w. KELLY.
w HlTE FISH and Lake Trout
w for sale low at B. a ". KELLY.
CHOCOLATE, Rice, dri, fruit and Spices in varie-
NY. q. & W. hELLY'S.
/ DAINTS, dry and ground, at
B. & ". kELLY's.
~ b. 4 w. kELLY'S.
! : n CASKS Nails, for sale Iowa
! OU b. & W. KELLY'S.
nlLS. Lard. Liuse.d. and Tanners Oil. Turpentne
~ and Pitch, for sale at DAlZELL'S.
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sIIIn Powder I,


20ObIshels durd oppe-aDd peaches lu.t Il
Cc.ted January 81 tHEIyrr.
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why Don't lie DO II.

When the farmer knows that gate Is bet
ter and as u time and labor saving fixture
cheaper than set of bars and posts, and
without calling upon carpenter he can him
self make one, Why don't he do it?
When he has no other fastening to his
gates and barn doors than stone rolled
against them, and in Il single evening after
supper is able to make a better one, why don't
he doity
Or when he sec the boards dropping from
his barns and outbuildngs and like heaps of
rubish lying in piles about his premises and
only need mailing on again, Why don't he
doit?
Or if he is afraid of the expense of nails,
AMI is always crying up the maxim of DR.
Franklin, save the pence and the pounds
will take care ofthemsclycs,' and he knows
the same DIR. Franklin also said many men
are penny wise and pou d foolish, W and he is
not careful to think of the prcccpt contained
in the latter, Why don't he do il:
fit is the saving ct nearly half Of the
manure of farmers stock by keeping them
shut up in yards instead of running at large
through most of the winter, Why don't he
ITO it -
IL he knows that many of his fields would
be greatly improved by ditchlng, ana by the
removal ofstumps and stone, Why don't he
do ity
And when he knows that his pastures
would yield double the feed, and Of a better
quality if the bushes were all cut, Why don t
he doity ..
And ifhc can add fifty per cent, to the pro.
duet Of his clover fields, and even then to his
pastures, by the use of gypsum, Why don't
he do it.. D."
lfa farmer of fifty acres has las he should
have use for good corn shelter and one OF
the many improved tanning mills, andh has
not already obtained both, Why don't he 10
it?
And if il is cheaper, actually cheaper, to
burn dry wood than green and to use stove
instead Of an open fire place, Why don't he
do it! .rrH. rH
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ESbps SALE.

A FALUIBLE improvediarm three and u
IA haimllcs west OF Ottawa, containing AS
acres, 50 OF which are timber. There is n
good story frame house, aud large barn, which
vii. hold 100 loads OF grain and hay with =
horse ,hrashinu machine fixed in ii, A horse sta
bic, ca tile sheds aud straw yard adjoining.
Also corn.crbs Tor 1000 bushels
800 acres OF the land is fenced and divided iuto
fields 200 acres are broke, and so laid down to
timothy and clOver there is more Tim miles OF
fence, besiles3.i Ola mile OF Usage orange hedge,
of good growth.
The orchard is jus, coming into hearing, and
contains all the hes: varieties oi apples, pears,
pums, cherries, aprcots, and peaches, besides
| coo or mole oil apple and cherry trees, OF :
years growth, par, Of which are grated, There
Is an acre Of strawberries, raspberIies, currants,
goosebcrrles, grapes &c.
Also. . locus, groves planted, OF several thou
sand trees.
The timber lot adioins the canal and railroad
and contau9 seam of excellent c0al, easily
worked.
Al! the improvements are nearly new, being
! made within the last years. ~
| For further paruGuuIs,uppy 10 the subscriber
on the premiscs. aui2-ly ANTHONY WILKINSON
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FOR SALE.


fr!IE subscriber offers Tor sale his steam POW
= saw mill The mill was set mp Tor the purpose
OF sawing tess and plank Tor the Chicago and Au.
rora rnliroad--the subscriber having completed the
Job IS the reason Tor oierug,he mill for sale The
mil has been in use about six months lust long
enough to be thoroughly tested
This mil IS situated abou, two miles from the
EarlSlllc depot, on the Chicago and Aurora rail-
road, aud can be easily removed 10 any point that
may be dtsired. This mill would afford good
lnoucementto contractors Tor Ibis or any OF the
railroads that are now constructing or to take to
III. plncfy. The boiler has doub. fines md was
made OF he best Of RUSSIA boiler iron twenty.
Two feet long, and forty two inches IN diameter
lhr engine was made at the foundry Of Cushmnn
u 20, oI Ottawa, rated at siXtecn h orse power,
ana was made Tor service, aud works retna fkably
we'll The saw is OF the very best qlality It
Inexperienced IN Boston, and i fGy-se inches
a. diameter, capable Of cutting any sized lumber,
order.
The mill will be sold on reasonable terms I'm.
1nre OF the subscriber, at ms residence ~ Enrl.
vile nu5-u e. n s,I-tru,y
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and dedicf "a dULiRds of NpOrtSmeH's Articles,
one don, SOHth 0j Tie LHiOa House, ColUmjHS
street. Oii1na, H.,
X EEPS'Onstantly onhlHd ageneral assortment
IN OF English and German double aud single
iowiing pieces, boys guns, good variety, al, OF
which were bought tor cash, and selected from
large invoices, with great care Us their general
workm1Eshipand finish, and can br sold AT better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and uotb.ing good Judges OF the ariiclc will lind it
oblrclt call on the subscribers where they can
drprndupon what Is told them and be sure al get
ting good safe qua, a. We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none 81 the cheap
cnsliI0nstu with which the cOgn'fy is flooded
Rifles, mad" from Rrm!uglOu's criehra'rd cast
7'crluud IRON barrels warranted 90 br equal 20
any made ~ hi. state or lscwhrfc both in shoot
ing quaijlc- and uofsInouship. The Subscribers
, have iotscvefl years been engaged ~ the manu-
lacture ot the rcicbrntcd incrrnsrd TWIST rhas and
have ayailed themselves oi all the latest prove
meats as regards the inside finish and sighting ;
We l.alirr ourselves that an Inspection Of thcwoIk
made aiour etluhil mucut. b. all that Is wanted 10
Sailsiygrniirmcu OF the trgth oithe above state
fHrut
Powder supeliorarticlc kept suitable lor tar
re, practice orion" ranges.
Key fitting done bysoNprient hands md in a
workmaulkc manner
a work done by him Is warranted
! Ottawa Drc2 1859 " y BprvrrP
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7dr Sale Notice.

To all ,shom i, mag c0Rcern.--Notice is hereby
given, tina, at n sale OF land and OTIS for axes due
10, the wear 1859. n, he court house in Otta on
The IAN day OF June, 1889 by the rea sure- OF a
sale county, David g tlnderaill pirchl' ed he
,h srncu sec. -, T33. X 4 east Of the 81 p. m f,
containing 80 acres. in ga ID couuty and that the
time o. redemption viii expire on lne liih day Of
June ls5i-,hal the Subscriber is now the legal
holder OF the certificate OF purchase otSaid tract
GIRp1 November is LYMAN WoosrtR,
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Connecticut Clock DePO,,
"a. e. & s.. r.. Deane !,

\ LARGER variety, quantity, aud superior
~ quality to any heforA offered in ihIscity con-
stan,ly on hand, and SOld al the most moderate
prices, as we receive diIcc, from the manuac,ory.
A $50, clock repairing done and warranted, at
moderate prices
lnvewoi my long experience, extensiv. nc,
qunlntcnce, and general satisfaction given m the
business, hope 10 receive liberal share Of pal-
ronnge, both from the city aud surrounding c0un.
ny, A, 5 DIAN-, rest side Of II; c0prih ,usc,
bHdm0. July Is
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. ND = halt ~ l-ls wlul" i.h, lU.i received
~ trum boat We !co;.ior-a.ea,u5 CAIryra's.
y - BBLS. extra sugar holse syrup, tor,llc at
~ November 3. GHIVEE'S.
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'lNAkEN up, an cs,ray horse, by the subscriber
/ in the town 81 Utica, In Sale co unity, on the
In day Of October, seven years old, four white
legs star an the ince, white spot on the nose,
blind In one eye, which have had appraised nc.
cordmg to the statutes in such case made md
provided
The owner can have said horse By proving pro.
pcrty and paying costs.
November lS-iw'. JAMES IlANLgY,
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BoARDoT DIRECTORS:
limo Turuer John Bailhuche
Ben f Long, Lyman Trumbuli
John James Naih'l Hanson -
Henry Lea J.. kelenberrcr
Elias Ilbpard Rolert Smith
Benz X. Hart Alfred Dow
N. &. Edwards John Atwood
MosesG &. Atwood
BENJAMIN +. LONG, ---- Prest.
LEWIS KELLENBERGER,- Treas.
MOSES G.. ATWOOD Sec'y.
~" Applications for insurance in the above ma
med Company may be made at Ottawa, TO
September 90 Wn. NJ. TGrR, Agrnt.
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WHOEVER says there is book store IN Of
w tawa. knows nothing. T.. Y Grgrs has
81 800 worth ui books, s'Gil0urT and rlnlcs be-
longing to book trade, and if The cusiomels viii
come N and call Tor books, he wi.ldiIble he stock
this f1ll. Call for anything you want, and II /
haycnot got il myshelves Twill som ge al the
new drug aud book store. auI2 l.. Y GRIGGs
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Notice {!

II NHE subscriber i. now prepared to deliver
Z flour free Of charge, TO all purchasers with.
inihc CITY limits ,h., side oiihe H. river. Orders
may bc leii either at the mill OF at Nrs.rs Red
dick y. IlurIbut's store, where a slate will be
found for that purpose
Bran AMI mil feed delivered at nominal rates.
Tom. invariably cash. Ilil0 JAMES KILLER.
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P,ini. oil, q GLASS store.


: GOOD supply ofpain,s and oils a,wpys on
~ hand Dec ~ J. ilossAcE.
N BOX candles, all varieties. for sale al
~ November , tUrTyTRs
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BLACKSMITH sa, I, TOoLs,Ge.
CAD shop is prasauty located in the town Of
y lilrdiug, twelve miles moth from Ottawa,
has an ample prtronl .e, aud IS a rare chance for
a person wishing 10 follow that occupation
For particulars, enquire Of
July 1J-3m lfoosrFR & SrEyFSs.
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lnthe woddcIu produce so many w. u aulhrnica-
ted Certificates oI Cure, bolhifoin Scientific phys.
clnns and neutrality-suspicious. Iheywrrriirst Iu.
uoducrd'inio the q >, ia the LIly ol \. York,
one year since, and hlyag been previously mao
duced ~ England, France, Germany, Austria
Va fgyIfrs.g - ''N'
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DALDNL.SS CERED

y = U " Jss1F' u IIJ.II :.
Emcrson's American Hair Restorative.
FOR Restoring tue lIaIrnn llcads nuLELG .s..
winGir go.Lrii opinions ctpef.uu- ~ h"aT,,,rif,r
:. Tha - new article, tcccnlb Introduced. Is
Il sure thing for Baldne,f and VIII stand he res,
oia discerning public The pfopnetolfhayc such
confidence IA it that they authorize their
Agents 70 take Bald cafes on GUARANTEE
Price 81 in large bottles,
G. L. TnoNPsoS, Agent.
c T.. FISHERS co, Proprietor.
uIa 81 Superior Street Clpyriand Ohm
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EXCELsiOR FAMILY STARCH,

Tha, ever was OIL, red for sale Ill this CITY
Columbus streets. June 3-Gn) Isaac FE,cn
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NESv EUNagEIiR YAssD.

NIL T. subscriber bcgs leave TO inform the citizens
J. of Ottawa and vicinity, that he has opened his
new lumber yard, on the side.cut between Mr.
Armuur's and Mr. Steers yards, and having 90,
q good assortment OF lumber On hand, will be pre-
pared 10 Sell on reasonable terms. His stock
comprises boards, Jost-. flooring, scantl'ng, fen
eng, shingles, laths, &c
Novcmhefi-3mf. i. JAMES GRAHAM.
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WniGr Eawcr 20 Lca,c.

THE undersigned offer great Inducements 20
I capitalists andInaBuidciurrTs AS they have de-
cldrd,y the bcstwnisT power ~ the state hayiHgo
cr25iecl head and fall and situatcdln Dayton, 4
ml.cSabOyc Ottawa and drawn from the Fox rive T
Feeder, whiclis keptn rcpairby the state without
any oOstto the Indrr=Igncd They have watertu
lease lOratcrm 0i ycur-sutliccu 10 drive 20 ron oi
feet burrs, and wlilcaseon very liberia term 10
any good responsible company
1'hisisn rare Chancellor uieu ofcapiral who may
wishlo golutolli" northumberland The To-
ca,onis very healthy and admirably -itunted ms II,
ison a navgable feeder, within miles oithc con-
,enipaled Rock Island rail road, aud ,ae hend Of
steamboa navigation. INSTRUMENTATION ad-
dress DAYTON naval IOuS GprTN x SoyE