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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-29
FENNEfAk sORENsON

wRoLEaALg DnxLkRs 4 GgocEtIEs AND liquors. coHHEn
'7H# wArsk sTs-. GyAkstiILE IND.
EM&HE have this day formed tsr
the prrppse doIng Wholesale Grocery ana Liquor
eyinK succeeded the business Of Messrs Aiis
purehsed their stock and made additions 20
hall be able offer - geod hasAns
Jon CASH Aiy house in Evansville or any sy IN the
Jy.sL s. .SORENS0N.
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DOWNING DANCERS! p
DATENT Opera Slips and Rp-up- dudIe DUN Puars.
III purchased expressly for the Fireneu's pSli.
only. SO call early. HENDRICKS & MCREA.
oct3 First street.
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DIR. r. nd. NIELLER,


OF PHILADELPHIA.
WWJH0 graduated in Germany and France and give
w the best teSsiponals Professor the United
offers his stNTces the citizens Evansville
vicinity He will particular attention 20
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
DIR MoelIer invites those acted with
call and him Anybody led with Chronic diseases
inflammation the Kidnev, Urethra
Rheumatism Diseases Of the BLADDER and Syphils will b
time No charge the first visit
once. Of Sycamore and Thirdst. Once hours rsn
IL A. NJ. till evening. .
Thos. Mutter Prof.. of Surgery;
Saml Jackson Prof of Theorv and PYsetise;
o. d. Meigs. Prof. Of Midwifery;
PH1LAextrHIA.
C. r. Gilman, Prof OF MidwifeRv;
RJos. ii. Smith. Prof Of ThsOry and Practice;
~ ii. D. Bakly. n d.
Thos. Hun n D. Albany. N. y.
Mason f. CoEswell. NJ D.. Pref. MaterA MsdieA. Albany
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-29

yMNE has the agency the ls ef new IN
III beautisai pattern of ZION RAILING. with round
and figures put up ae.t VARIETY o.
atyles AM will se Cincinnati priees ADDING
T.
This ana suhstantiai than any other
kna Those wishing Railing 20 enclose smetery
los yards for piazIa etc.. viii do wen 70 sVs ne
cell.
rreSoA rdss.w v "' - " p'' M. A. LAWRENCE q
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NEW YORK COMMISSION ROUSE.
THEOMAS m. MAGHEEs
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a S6ath William street, New York.
I3ETNG loRgesablished with extensive connection
In the above business respectfully solicts consgn-
Rens oSa kinds Western Produce, which will receive
m and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
lcensgnmeats of Tobacco, an. liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J.H. MAGHEE &c CO.,
fcb2O-f Evansville, Ind.
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WNLOwER vases. sber@eueters. travelling esrszenio
hast london sea ing eight and ten ksy q Fren
aseordsous aae French harps. dolls. uaxsss toys te
sss port combs Superior Uesdies Pms eso'
piek, kew rinxs pencils. steel pens. tooth eeshes
keads do omnoes chess men, Emerson's raEer ft@Ps sol
senp Jumping TO pes and battle doors. togejheS With p
..5sy VI under odd Pelio VS. Hail Ffrst 8.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-29

NIXON & GOO OMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER sMIfH5
blank Il o X ap ers;
SMITH g. PETERS CUT CARDS : CARD SHEETS
LixhtbOdYss Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS STRAW BOARDS, etc., etc.
SALES ROOMS. IL & 70 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI, O.
where they every variety adapted to the city
aeouury and she materials employed in its manu-
| sS-I .esgHa fdries paid for Rags. ssp4sm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

Dr.. CrTcnEGN closed his course of lectures
on physiology in this place on Wednesday
evening, lie has had large audiences, and
has given universal satisfaction. We are told
that on effort is being made to raise suiii-
cicnt amount of funds by subscription to get
him 20 deliver a free course Of lectures.
At his last lecture the fol- owing resolution
was offered by DIR. Hard, and unanimously
adopted:
Rcsolcsd, That we tender to DR.. Cutchcon
our sincere thanks for the able and instruct
i've course of lectures he has given us on the
subject ofanatomy and physiology. And We
bespcak for him the cordial support of the
friends Of popular education wherever he
may go throughout our state.
Ottawa, JAN ID, 1856.
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Next followed toast by |. Codling, Esq
As thc aggregate Of human intelligence in
oreases, touching mans nature and his rela-
tons, so does the aggregate of human obcdi-
encc increase, and as the aggregate Of human
obedience, SO does his relations with God
During the course Of these toasts and re-
marks, the choir sung at intervals some OK
cellent pieces, suitable for the occasion
Altogether, this festival went of with
great spirit, and has done good. We trust
the society will be benefited by it, and we
look forward to another such occasion with
great plcasure.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Jan. 6, 1856.
There is no particular change or new fca-
turc to notice in the market this week. Re
ceipts of grain limited, Hogs arrive pretty
and are taken by Butchers and merchants.
No heavy buyers for packing.
Flour, per Dbl, 800.
Wheat Winter Sl.00al.lo.
Spring, %.
Corn, shclcd, 60 lbs, 40; ear 70 lbs 36a3s.
Oats, 2Gc.
Butter, lGc rr ID. in trade, IL cash.
Eggs, Ice.
Potatoes, 70.
Hogs, s3aS3.J0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

SrABpEO.-Chcstcr |, Harvey was stabbed
at Mendoza on the 2sth ult., by his wife
The instrument used was dirk knife, with
which she inflicted severe wound in his
side lie is still living She has been com
mittcd, charged with an assault with deadly
weapon with intent TO kill.
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Public supper Of the Ottawa PhrcpOiosi-
cal and Physiological Society.

This supper came off with great Ccllt on
the evening of the lst Of January. 1t has
seldom been our lot to be present on m occa-
sion which afforded us so much real enjoy
mcnt, and we would wish that such meet
ngs were oftcncr held in our city, so that
The social clement Of mans nature might DC
more fully developed.
After an excellent rcpast, got up in the
very best style, and for which the ladies dc.
serve the thank of the 100 guests present,
the president VIM. b, Fyfc, opened the
meeting by some appropriate remarks in re-
gard to the object Of the society. lilo said
that the association were cndeavoring to find
out the ,cholc tyyth in reference to phronolo-
gy; that they were willing to discard it
whenever found to be false, but tAat they
were determined tc hold on to whatever was
true, and concluded 10y urging upon all to
attend to the great interests Of man.
The following toasts were then given:
Gall, Spurzheim, and George Combc--
The three brightest stars in the galaxy Of
mental science
Second toast-Our country-May it find
its true interest to be whatever promotes the
happiness of man.
Tunc---America
Rev. Mr.. Rkcr followed in a speech re-
plcte with good sense, urging upon tho cit-
2ens of Ottawa the necessity of attending to
the erection of good public school houses,
showing how necessary it was to the welfare
of America that her children should be en-
lightcncd.
Tho chairman then gave Prof Palmer and
lady--prosperity to them, and may they show
by rreccpt and example, that phrcnology is
in harmony with all truth.
The Prof replied in a speech of some
length, full Of good whole souled uuth, dcliv.
cred in his usual oihand way.
The next toast given was,
May the study of truth make us kind and
charitable to all,
The neat toast was,
May we cultivate those sciences which will
mNghtcnus on that most important of all
sIWccts--B,tH
This t6a swas supported IN speech full
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
CIINAGO MARKET.

'TITN NNV WNNNTI.
JAS. 4, 1856.
Spring Wheat comes in freely at the ad.
yanccd prices; buyers are plenty, but there
isno change in rates since ycstcrday.-Ch.
PrgS,
Wheat, winter Sl,35aSl.4O.
Spring, $lIoa$l 30
Corn, 44aiGc.
Oats, CSC
Eggs 2Gc.
Butter, l1alSc, fresh.
Flour, 81, 0n,a$725
Wool, 2Oa3ic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

PrNcTuAL-Wc are informed by our towns
man, +. Y. Griggs, druggist, that he has re-
ceivcd from the Hartford ms CO., some time
before their GO days grace had expired, 1912,
their proportion Of the loss he sustained by
the recent fire in his store
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Literary Association.

The association will meet as usual, at the
same time and place.
The following question will be discussed at
the next meeting:
Resolce2, That the phenomena known as
spiritual manifestations" are caused by dis
embodied spirits,
Aft. $. George.
Neg. j. Beattic.
Essay by Geo. 5. Stcbbins
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@HA F3E Id
TO THE L AIDES.

| order TO ENJOY excellent health, keep your
] feet dry and warm.
Youwl find at the Pennsylvania store, an ex-
cellcnt article OF Philadelphia boots, shoes and
CATERS, which is Just the kind you desire.
Also, overshOes, blk and white kid slippers,
buskins, children's shoes, &c.
NOyembcr Is. Pre- C1rnASr
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sssA Mansion House,

IIfSIEtH- IT HVN. ", " Il DE.
pltlM4 THE oprietorhaving recently pur
AHsa18 chased this well known stand. on
the court house square, Ottawa, nd having en-.
tirelyrenovated and rehlted it, has madc /, dec.
dedly the beat house in the city,
lie is prepared to accommoda tea nv a noun o
travellersand boardersin the very best style, and
willalways keep an omnibus and baggage wa gon
ready to convey passengers to andlromthe cars,
at each time of their arrivalat, the depot.
Unstable will be furnished with all the deica
ccs the country afford ,includingall kinds OF.
wild game, while his terms for boarders and tran.
sien,cus,omers WILDE aslow asthetimes will JUS
tity.
A large barn wilhample stabng is attachedto
the house sufficient TO accommodate any number
oihorses. Also large carriage house, besides
,llotherc onvenlenccs necessary for thccomOrt0 Of
those " no ma iav0r him with thelrcustom NJ
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AFACT THAT SHOULD BE KNOWN.

NllE Grecian Fancheronean drops should be
' kept in every family at this season OF the
year, for il they are used in season, they will
cure every case of chill aud fever, and Of diarrhna
and cholera, and will save liie doctors bills, and
VIVA, is more than ali, n vast deal OF suffering.
II needs no other recommended lion but the using
OF it. Certificates and recommendations in PAM
phlc,s and papers, are OF little account in coinpa.
rison to the witness WHO'S your neighbor. and all
in this vicinity have hundreds Of such witnesses by
your side.
For sale, wholesale and retail, nj the owest
N Y prices. by OF u. W AKrR OiinIrn
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SALE OF TIMBER LAND!

NOTICE is hereby gyenthat I'LL sell at the
N court house in Morris, on Wednesday, the
ltih day OF February next, at public auction, the
following trac. of land belonging to the estate ,oi
the late Salmon Holden, deceased, 10 wit: the
south eastirnctionnl quarter OF section 20, town
80, II range east of the 81 principal meridian,
containing lji 90 acres.
The above is heavy timbered land, situated
near the town of Morris, and will be sold in lots
suit purchasers.
The same will remain openior private sale pre-
vious TO said date.
Terms Of Sale One-tmrth cosh bal. in one
two, and three years, with interest annually IN
advance.
For further particulars, apply 70 IL. King, Otta-
wa SUSAN HOLDEN,
Admr. of the estate Of Sdimoh Holden, iced,
November lS-3m.
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Groceries.

The stock has jus, been replenished with fresh
assortment of
n. q. brown sugar-new crop,
clarified "
No, ! loaf -
Crushed and pulyerized sugar,
New n. y. molasses,
Choice golden syrup,
Green teas, Young Tyson,
Gunpcwder and Imperial,
Black teas, Of good quality,
Coiiee-prime Rio, &c,
TobaccO-cavendisl and smoking,
Pepper, pimento cloves, cinnamon
NutInegs, saeratus, starch, soap,
Rice, butter, pork, potatoes,
Goldfish, shad, onions vinegar, candles.
MI,ll 1. .nIfrl un riri Of
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.

White granite tea and coffee set,s,
% dinner, bcaklast, and tea plates,
wash bow,sa and basins,
Covered chambers,
Mulberry and cnamcled ware,
Steak dishes, soup iureenS, edge plates,
Common teas, tea pots, scgar and cream,
Round and square yellow dishes,
Pie plates, baking dishes, gravy boats,
Butier bowls Brutanla caStors,
Molasses cups, Britannia tea pots,
Plated caslors, castor bottles,
Tumhlers, glass cups, aud preserve dishes,
Lamp shades and chimneys,
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Plank Road Notice.

Plank Road Notice.
TIlE stockholders OF the Ottawa northern plank
road company are hereby notified that The an
nual meeting OF the company for the choice of
officers, &c, will be held on Saturday, the thir.
tetnth day of January next, at O'Clock I. NJ,
nj the Office Of the company IN Ottawa.
Also, that u dividend of g. per cent on all
shares on which the assessments had been made
on the 81 met, hasbeen declared by the drec-
tors, PAYABLE on demond, upon presentation Of
the certificates of stuck TO the secretary.
by order OF the directors.
WIN NJ True. Sec.p
n. Is. The secretary will he n, the Office OF Il e
company ON Friday and Saturday, the 18th and
10th inst, when certificates can be presented d.
deco
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ht-b w Nh''i'5 VI l''NHtl OF Nilllld roses w
varieties NOrsitie roses, with tea roses hybrid
and Bourbon roses, moss roses, hardy ro7"-, elm
bcfs, &c, IN all varieties usually kept in eastern
nurseries. Also.
SRRVnBEKN.
Such ns the ailanthus, indigo shrl,, double ilowe-
mig almond, trumpet crcepcr, red Japan,
globe flower large raied enyonymus, European
ditto, white double aiih"a, double purple althra,
5 varieties OF honeysuCk.es, larches, ssriugas,
popars acacias, willows, sprcas, iIiacs, noun.
tain ash, snow ball, dahllas, &c.
large quantity oi Usage Orange plants, 3
years old
Also, alarge and valuable collection OF Green
House and Perennial plants at as low a price as
they can be obtained from any garden in the
Union.
The cons of the grated fruittrees were mostly
obtained from bearing trees Of the best fruit grow
ers OF the state OF New York, and persons obtai-
ming trees from The OTTAWA NURSERY may
rely implicitly OH obtaining the quality OF fruit
from the trees MS stated when sold.
Our budded fruit trees were bidded from trees
obtained OF the celebrated Nurseries OF Elwan
germ Barry, aud from the Genesee County MUIR
sery. Some OF the standard cherry and peach
trees ruited last year, aud in every instance were
the kind as recommended TO us. We feel great
confidence in recommending our fruit TO be OF the
choicest varieties and desire all who wish to pro-
cure choice Iruit to give us a call and examine ms
healthy and thrifty young trees MS can be found in
any nursery. GEO. II NORRIS, SurrirOr of
October IA. NoRgIs & MURPHY
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COTTAGE EIKNITMRE
Ottawa Furniture Depot |!
raTT MphIC,N lD6f

I'M subscriber would respectfully say to hsold
i customers, and citizens generally, that he has
still iurthercnlarged warerooms, and increased
his stock with greater variety OF articles lie
hopes IT i'll Ia give that satisfaction to his cus,o-
meis, which six years steadily increasing bust
ness (roning all competition makes him feel he
has given, aud that the depot is the place to get
good articles, and cheap too.
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Walkers Drug Depot.
New Boot and Shoe Store

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the ci.
tzens Of Ottawa and vicinity, that he has
opened new store, on Madison street, one door
IRON the corner OF Columbus street, where he
vii keep constantly on hand genera assou-
merit Ui
Mems fine calf, and morocco boots,
Mems fine call and morocco shoes and CATERS
Mems fancy aud patent leather CATERS,
BOys; fine cait boots aud shoes,
Boys'kp andcowhid- boots anl bTogans
Ladies galtcT boots, oi every style ANA variety,
Ladies polka boots, Jenny Lind boots and shoes
Ladies walking shoes and slippers,
Ladies paTor ties and fancy shoes and gaIters,
Misses bootees, shoes, aud glllcrs-a large nd
varied assortment.
Childnn's CATERS and shoes Of every description,
Wilheyefy auiclc usually nep, ina welIrgullted
shoe store.
Also, custom work made TO order promptly,
and ia ! cases warranted. rufchasers wlli mud
1t to their interest local and EXAMINE ms large
stock before buying elsewhere.
Also, repairing done at short notice.
August a6 \. &. PrTNAN.
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TcW Book and Stationery
MISUNDERSTANDING i,

In 0,toro, on Main ST., OPPOSITE Tie Bo"k.
THE subscriber is now opening, al the above
l. place, cOmplrte assortment OF school, ms
ceIlaneous, blank books, aud stationery, which
he offers to the citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity OF
the lowest eastern prices. Having been engaged
in the business for a number Of years atthe east,
wiiha large publishing house, he iaters himself
that ms facilities are such that he can satisfy all
asregnrds 9naiIfy aud prices. My assortment OF
stationery has been selected with great care, aud
having been bought for cash, | nm confident that
my procs cannot fail to suit. My location here
is permanent, aud shall confidently look Tor the
support OF the citizens, aud Having Tor my motto,
ioD prieesand quick sales, shall feel certain OF
REFINING your patronage.
NJ To teachers and country dealers. liberal
discount viii be- ciyen oZl ". w. kArmMrN.
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TOTHE PUBLIC.
7 H'dIITI, IH'l COMO ana buy yOur
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KIND !
e. yon want TO save your time, money and
L health, then come and buy your
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT the sign otthe mammoth boot in llossacks new
block, where you will lind the bestboots and shoes
IN the OF Ottawa, OF our own manufacture !;
and also eastern made work, OF the very best kind !,
so that the economicalbuy rcanno. help buying
Please call and examine for yourselves Our
mo,tois, small profits quick les, andnocred-
it," NJ. II. Pr SCOTT IL Co.
n B.-lVork made to ordcron the mostreason-
able terms, in the most fashionable style, by the
very bestworkmen. Longexperience and knowl-
edge OF the business, enables the subscribers to
Guido those who know nothing about leather.
July I5-ly. MH.P. & Co
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ATTENTION
Is respectfully invited TO The
Beautiful & Extensive Assortment
WINTER GOODS
lobe found at
NATTINGER'S,
Corner Of Main and La .Sale Streets.
DRY GOODS,
aE2D,a>H Na:S
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets,
BOOTS IL SHOES,
GROCERIES,
Hardware. CrOCkcry, Wood
Ware, Nc.
The dry goods Department. is no. TO be excelled
B,oaJeIo in '"''''''"s Twc,d..
Cloak cloths, k'ntucky ieans,
CassmeIes, Nestlngs,
Ssilncls, OF various colors and qualities.
LADIt - DRESS GOODS.
Merinoes, French, English, and German.
Coburgs, cashneres, and de lanes, PLAID figured
and plain,
AIpaccas, Of dineren, styles,
Nelvets-silk aud coion-assoi ted colors,
Silks, black end colOrcd,
- plain and figured.
rich plaid raw silk,
Wofsted plads and lmseys,
Prints and ginphams, foreign and domestic, in
endless variety.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Rich we've, ribbons, all colors,
Plush silk aud cotton,
Galoon trimmings,
Silk and mohar trimmings,
Clmps aud irlnges,
Silk buttons aud braid,
And an eXcecnt assortment OF
Edgngs. insertings,
Undersleeves,
Lace collars,
Linen
Chemiset,s, merino vests,
Ilandkerchirls,
Jaconets.
Cambrics,
Swiss iuusin
Bishop lawn,
BObbncttes
Bonnet ribbons, all.olors,
Taiic,a
The stock OF
HOSIERY,
viii be found complete.
Ladies and gentleman, Misses and children,
OF ali ages, can here be suited with hne or low
pric. d stockings and socks, Of silk WOODEN
worstcd, erection, OF almost every description.
Particular notice is called to the variety Of
Gs% I'll n "a N~ II @W (.
Bgoche long shawis,
Bay state long and square s!Iawls,
Which require inspection to be- appreciated.
The glove department Is Teplete with va rleties
Ladies' and NJ isses cord. kid gloves,
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LIGHT DAY CLOCKS,

and other Yankee notions.
cordial invitation is extended to all to call and
examine the above assortment, as it will afford
pleasure to sh W customers the extensive variety
December o.
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sr% W n IA NN H. @0

BgoChc long shawla,
Bay state long and square shawls,
Which require inspection to be- appreciated.
The glove department Is feplete with varieties
OF
Ladies' and NJ isses cord. kid gloves,
- MerlnO and wooden gloves,
Gents kid
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PENNSYLVANIA STORE /!
1854 FALL MD WINTER TRADE! 1855
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SECES,
a.nraDu-m. zx u uc-.

n: q q D0 = n e ~ M s~e
I RESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF the
i pubic to the large assortment OF go IDS now at
the Pen nsylyanIa store, the Old stand of VIM
Barget,- ne&t donr 10 The bank Of ottawa hrs
store has the reputation Of having excellent
goods, (Which istu lmpOrtoni part ia the line Of
meUbandisel and hope under my care, il will
not be found wanting. ! will name some Of The
principal departments. in oil OF which will bs
found ~ good an assortment az can be found in
the city. There are some dep aTmentsin which
desire 10 excel, and viii leave the publi. 10
Judge aitereSaniniug them such caIcUes, ns
dies shoes, musllns, gloves and hosiery, IRISH
linens, satinels, hunncis, embroidered goods
Sc. ... ~,
TIE pUJlic uW oJscyro thotthcy caa rely on
tie Goods Jejhg just trhat arc represent
them 10 be,
And they will be sold at reasonable prices. At
this store there wal be found u complete assOrt-
ment Of
Dress Goods, SIsawls.
White Goods, Cloths,
C1liCOcs, Cas>imcrcs,
Emb'd. Goods, sa,inci.,
Ribbons, Jeans.
Dress Trimmings. Ty.eeds,
Linen Goods, nusiiHs.
WOODEN Goods, stIcctinyS.
Gloves n IIOs'ry,Nankcc Notions.
Cotton Goods. Boots 81 shoes,
OIL Goods, CATERS a. Slip'rs,
Mourning GoOdsChiid'. shoes,
R1aUnei,. Domestic Goods,
Curtain Goods. Groceries.
| Wooden ware, cotton batting. umbrellas. oil
cloths, carpet bags, grain bags lookin II asses,
hats and caps, with lots of other goods, tho nu-
meIous TO mention. Hoping the public will ca
| and examine Tor themselves,
remain, &c,
M PETER OLIPYAHr, Penn'a. stor..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
Staple and Fancy Hardware.

Pen, pocket, and table knives,
Tea, table, and dessert spoons,
Scissors, shear, shutters, aud tray,
Candles ucks, lamps, butts, aud screws,
Axes, hammers, hatchets, tacks,
Wood saws, hand saws, shoves,
Scythes, forks, log chains,
Trace chains shoe aud white wash brushes
CnNee mills. how. sknlrs. door Lalches &c