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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

"WEL SAIp.'--With this caption, tn,
Chicago Times copies paragraph from villa
it facetiously calls that manly and straight
forward paper, the Joliet Signal" in which
the editor speaks of the vascillatins course
of such papers as the Ottawa Free 7rader
Chicago Democrat" &c. We are perfectly
indifferent to what the Signal says of U.S.
Tho editor is clearly an ass, and brays and
kicks in the dark, knowing as little what
excitcs him as he is innocent of harming
what he hits. But when the Times, paper
for which we have high respect, reproluccs.
from such a source, the charge of yascilla
ton against us, the editor is either guilty Of
cu'rabc ignorance or malicious falscho0d. -
We have been connected with the Ottawa
Free Trader for thirteen years, and defy the
editor Of the Times, or any other person, TO
show that we were ever anything but after the
straitcst sect democrat IT. in the art-
Gle for which The fool OF the ,Sigadi reads us
out Of the party! we have exhibited yascil.
lation, then We charge the same offence upon
the Times. We have ccnsurcd the attempt
of the aboitionists to COLOMBO Kansas, and
denounced the Missouri ruilianism that inva
ded Kansas and drove her voters from the
polls. We understand the Times to have
done the same thing. And if Gov. Rccdcr,
inetcad Of being sustained by the admins.
tratIon in the discharge Of his legitimate du.
ties, is removed, Soleiy to appcase the mob
spirit Of Missouri, we said the nc, canno, be
sustained by the democratic party Does
the Times dissent from this? We maintain
that nothing but the literal and faithful exc
cuton of the provisions Of the Kansas bill
can save either Kansas, the democratic party,
or the Union. We dissent cmphatically from
the spirit Of recent article in the Washing
ton Union, in which it expresses unqual-
fed appreciation Of the tone and spirit Of
certain resolutions recently passed at con
yention in Louisian', applauding the fraud
which has been committed in Kansas, and
rejoicing at the recent victory" Of the Mis-.
sourians over the "hordcs Of northern abo-
litonisln," &c. We hold sympathy" with
either party in Kansas, beyond a faithful cx.
ccution of the Kansas law, to be alike treason
to the democratic party. Let law be rigidly
enforced in Kansas, and Kansas will be abun.
dainty able TO take care Of herself. But let
the only conservative party in the Union,
the democratic party, become involved in
the local quarrels Of that territory, and we
will Lave precipitated upon the country such
a sectional storm as neither the democratic
party nor the Union can stand up under for
day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

Know NOTHING LODGE FOR SALE.-The
Delaware (Ohio) STANDARD of the 81 st inst.
contains the following:
"Whereas bill was made last fall at
the livery stable, by L. S. Covell and l.. ID.
Boynton, under the direction of the know.
Nothing lodge of this place, which bill said
lodge agreed to pay; and whereas, suit
has been brought, and an execution levied
against the above named persons, on said
bill.
"Now, therefore, the books and seal and
other property appcrtaining to the secreta-
rvs office of Hiram Council containing
the constitution and bylaws, minutes OF
proceedings, names of members, names of
persons proposed, elected and rejected, and
various other matters, will be sold to the
highest bidder at the door of the post. office,
on Saturday, June 80, at halEpast three
o'clock, p. NJ, to pay said debt.
l.. d. BoYNroN, Sec Hiram Council"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

STEAMBOAT EyPLosIoN-l3 LIVES Losr -
The fine steamer Lexington, one of the reg.
ular packet between st. Louis and Louis.
viIle,was blown to atoms near Stcphensport
Ky, on the LIST inst, killing some 10 Of her
crew and passengers. About one hundred
persons were on board, and but one escaped
uniWured except tho ladies, who were all
saved unframed. The accident occurred at
3 o'clock on Sunday morning. The boat
and cargo arc of course total loss. An
eyewitness describes the scene as awful be-
yond description. The air was filled with
the shrieks of the wounded and dying con.
fusion rcigncd supreme. The boat was al.
most Immediately in flames, and general dc.
struction seemed inevitable. Just at this
time wood boat made its appearance and
was soon alongside Directly the steamer
d. A. Given, Capt. Wood, commander, came
to the rescue.
Had it no. been for this timely assistance,
most those who escaped must have perish.
cd in the flames or have been drowned in
the river. The list of killed and missing,
wounded, and saved, as nearly as we can
state it, is as follows: Killed and missing
49, wounded and s,aldcd % saved unhurt
SO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

How is TINS I'VE notice that the Demo.
cratic State Convention eff Maine which me.
at Augusta, on the 2lst ult., nominated
Judge Samuel Wells, of Portland, for Gov
ernor This is the same Judge Wells who
was defeated by the fusionists, in tho Port
land District, for Congress, last year. lie
is ii thorough Nebraska man, and an unyield.
ing advocate of non-intervontion How does
this tally with the assertion so frequently
made by the fusion papers, that there is no
Nebraska Democratic party left in Maine?
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Tine Fourth in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. July

N''+' 'h-'-'Ai ""l -
Yesterday evening, as procession Of fire
men, turner's end others were parading the
streets, a difficulty arose between one of the
turner's and boy, when an alarm was
sounded by the turner's aud they rushed
back, assaa'tng and throwing stones st
people in the streets, and the riot became
general, and the turner's being armed with
reyolvers, commenced firing. About twelve
SHOTS were fired, and one young man was
shot, and died in about IN hour. Many
others were badly injured by shots and
stones, but not fatally, il is believed. The
police have arrested twenty four turner's
Public opinion is decidedly against the con.
duct of the turner's, and here was no excuse
for their condlct.
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Sl23.3l5 90

GrN. SHIELDS ASA FARMER. Shields
SAYS in q late letter to friend which VIC
have been permitted to see, that he is farm.
ing settlement about fifty miles from st.
Paul ON the highway to ST. Peters, where
he expects soon to have one Of the best set.
Elements in the Territory. lie writes that
his location presents splendid chances to get
good land and make oney by the opera.
tion.- Chicago Press.
GENERAL SniELps,--We learn from cor.
respondent that this soldier statesman has
purchased farm upon the st. Peters
river. Minnesota, and is about TO turn
his sword into a ploughshare, = Western
Tablet,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

PHILADELPHIA, July j.-Thc X. y. state
convention in session at Reading, has divi-
dcd.-Goy, Johnson leading off with nor,
so organizing on the Philadelphia platform.
Gov. Gardner Of Massachusetts, has writ.
a letter to Gov. johnson to join the eastern
wing Of the party.
There is much excitement among the
members. The council has repudiated the
Philadelphia platform.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

MELANcnoLy AcCIDEST-We learn that on
Tuesday last, while the downward train to
Naples was near Van Gundcs, boy step
ped on the railroad track only few rods in
front Of the train, aud was run over and
killed. The boys name, from papers found
on his body, was II. Clifton. lie was deaf
and dumb, and partly blind. lis body was
taken to Naples and left in the care Of Mr.
Observation-Disclosures .Soatiaol.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

At a late military celebration in Chicago
H., Col. VIM A. Richardson, was proposed
as the democratic Cand date for governor Of
Illinois, at the next election There will be,
Of course, great opposition to this nomina.
ton, but if he cannot be elected on that
ticket, no other mgn can be No. H,p.
II Colonel Richardson is selected BY the
democracy in convention for governor, (and
no better democrat could be sclcctedD the
Republican may rest assured that trey will
put him through a. the polls as they will
any gentleman they may nominate SLATE
Esgjster
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stone, Stone. stone.

TIVE undersigned have recently compile
ted extensive arrangements for working
Their qunrues, situated Que mic north OF Joliet,
on the east bank ~ rh' canal. The quarri-s are
peculiarly adapted Tor iurHishng heavy dmru-
siou stone, OF Il quality inferior to none in Ill.,
nos, and are accessible by canal OF rlilrJad
The suhscgbrrs are now ready to deliver al any
point, hubble stone, and dimension stose, IN the
rough, or dressed IN first tate y es and will
furnish the maternal, and build heavy masonry
with stone from their quarries,
In the above named guauirs The layers OF stone
vary m thickness iTom 40 inches to two feet.
TAYLOR, ANDERSON & Co.
asSos II. TAILOR, LEWIS BiRDsALL,
JOHN L. DrBREUii, A. ". TAYLOR, JR.,
ALLX ANnrR.nN Iu,le-, Jolly BIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

The WHEAT CRor IN MlcmGAN-Wc no.
tce by our Michigan exchanges, that the
tune in relation to the wheat crop has en-
tircly changed within few weeks. A month
or so ago, they were going to have the wheat
crop entirely destroyed by the fly. But
within the last week or two, we are informed
that the ravagcs of the insect have not been
near so great as was anticipated, and that
the yield promises to be heavy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

REGI~TEHSG LErTEEs Tie new law rcla.
ting TO the registry Of valuable letters in thc
Post Office, went into effect on the lst inst.
The regulations Of the department provide
that on the Paymou, Of r registration fee of
five cents, y receipt shall be given by the
post master when letter is mailed, aud ex.
traordnary prccaution be used in its for.
wardng and delivery. Itis not to be con
fined to money letters, but any letter will be
registered which The writer considers valua-
-- -7THrTd while the department do not make
themselves liable for the contents of such
letters, the additional care. taken in their
transmission and delivery, and the proof VI
mailing furnished by the rcceips, are fally
worth the amount of the fee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

Her WEATHER. and Sunday
last were very hot days at the East On
Saturday, the thermometer in Springfield,
Mass, stood at 9s in the shade, and in Con.
cord, n. H., at 90. In Philadelphia, on
Sunday, the thermometer ranged from 90 to
81 in the shade, and several deaths occurred
from coup de so'ie'. In New York, on Sat.
urday, thirteen persons died from the effects
Of the heat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

ANOTHER IMPORTANT RAILROAD OrESEp.-
The first train from lllinoistown TO Nincen.
mes passed over the road on Saturday. The
regular celebration of tho opening of the
road takes place to-day. Great rcjoicings
~ill he had at Nincenpes,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

PIKE County AND uEn PnoprcrIoss.- a
place called Rattlesnakc, in Pike county, a
man has caught and barrclled alive, thirty-siy
rattlesnakes. 1t is said they are designed
for foreign market, and that n German has
taken four to Germany with him, to supply
that trade.-Iitts. Union. Yfft
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

New PARTY NAnrs,-Since the great know
nothing split at Philadelphia the southern
wing Of the order are called Sans" and
the northern or abolition division "Sambos, -
while the northern members who g the
southern platform arc called "Boohoos."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

bALIIHUKE, July D.
The loss by the fire Of Rollisons es,ab.
lishment was $4,000. Insured for $40 900.
Several Of the iiremen were badly injured.
The Russian Minister'S residence and
grounds are magniiieently illuminated to-
night in honor Of the repulse of the allies at
Sebastopol. The garden contains about Blk
acres and Is beautifully illuminated with
yariegntcd lamps
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

Nlgs, VNlps, SadN7cf, mn HlrHess
The best IRON frame and stee. spring sole ,ea,h-
cr trunks, furnished loves, nrlces.
Al sorts OF line ali Goa. So harness constant ly
on band
Fine, coach, Gig, and lrottne harness, silver,
brass and Japan tummed aud the beet quality
OF team harness sold at the lowest prices
All Kinds o, carnage trimming done IN the
neaiest style al short notice, on lowest terms
Shop IN No !. ilossacks row, Main st. =,
nearly opposite the blnk
.July 7. THoMAs llIckEY.
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CO.rurtiiership Notice

4 H. TAYLOR & co. have associate
~ with themselves IN the stone business John
l. bubreui' ARK. Anderson, and Lewis Bird
sail, and Will continue business under the firm Of
Thyior, Anderson & Co We are prepared to
bill orders ior al kinds oil stone from our quarres
10 any extent. TAYLOR, ASDLEtOS n Co.
hNsES u. TAYLOR, LEWIS DIRDsALL,
IONS l.. DrBEEuV, A II. TAYLOR, JR..
ALLY. ANDERSON. Joliet, July 7-3m.
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Mrs Darlington wants to know if il is
not inhuman and contrary to the Maine Ii.
quor Law, for the Allies to insist on the
Gar taking t0ur piHts. "0nly think the
poor man has to take two quarts at once
don't wonder he has resisted, and fit SC
long about it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

MURDER IN THE PESITES1IARY-TheA Ar
ka9sas True Democrat says that Thomas s.
Dalston, of Crawford county, was killed in .
fight in the Penitsntiary with John r.
Herndon, Of the same county. Previous to
going to supper, Dslston renewed an old
quarrel with Herndon, and the latter struck
him two blows on tho head and three on the
left side, which killed him Immediately.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

MARRIED,-At Dayton, June 9th ult.,
by the Rev. Geo. Schlosser, Mr.. JOHN JOINS.
TON to Miss Isabella CLEMSON.
At the Geiger house, Ottawa, July LIST,
by Rev. S. F. Denning. Mr.. OsMAN o.
EARL, to Miss HARRIET Z. RUSSELL, Of La
Sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

MORTALITY OF CHICAGO. Tho health Of
Chicago seems to be remarkably good this
season. The mortality for the past month
of June was 81, against S3l for the same
month in 1854. We doubt whether another
city ia tho Union, Of the same population,
caugive better report. RI. ~. N'.'
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THE Worn "Irs. Through the whole Of
,ur authorized version Of tho Bible cts"

does net once occur the work which il now
performs being accomplished by chs" or
"her' applied as freely to nanimate things
as to persons, or else by thereof or "or
IT," Trench remarks that Its occurs but
three times in all Shakespeare, and he doubts
whether il il in Paradise Los. -L0ueH Con.
rier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

An Irishman was lately arrested in St.
Louis for stealing goods at fire. On exam.
ination before magistrate, he confessed the
act, but urged, in palliation Of the offence,
that he had been only month in this coun.
try, and didn't kaon tho rules.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-07

VmLANMr-The lane county Democrat
Of the 2Tth, states that two attempts have
been made to throw trains on the Dixon air.
line road of the track, near Geneva, within
the last fortnight, by placing large logs and
planks on the rails.
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INSURANCE. lad md tO.ltcTl0a AGENCY
yi.. 4; . y,1EE,E,i. ty,

Nu'iiagsrs Bi0ck
~ rates.
Lhnds purchased and sold al moderate commits.
zion.
Iit.cs investigated and abstracts furnished
Ieeds md other instruments mldr ogt ami uc-
Lnovl"dg.d
foidt- issued N o. e. following companies, ~
- Sail Co. .Nltual Fire lul. o.,
Illinois
Stephenson County
Nan,1 i.vau Fund Ii Assurance Society.
vs. VI. Tsrg,
june Q IAcN WAT.gNAy
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CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND RAILROAD Cow.
pASY.--Thc following is report Of the
earnings of the c. 4 r. /. r. r. for the
month Of June:
For transportation of persons, $Go.22o 80
" property, =. 5l.535 II
" Mails and express, ........ 1000 90
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The Middleport Press says that few days
since bridge at Texas, in that county, fell
while two men were crossing, driving an OK
team, causing their immediate death.
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LUMBER
Important TO Farmers 4 others.

Nj +. FAIRFIELD respectfully an
INbs nounces TO the inhabitants Of Ou,wo and
ne surrounding country, that he has Obtained ,b,
old and well known lumber gard of ]. 4, {; A.
mouF, where he will keep Constantly on hand
ana seIi az the sma'es, remuneratng p,of,, all
kinds Of lumber, lath, and shingles REM con-
nected with one OF the most extensive whol.,,l,
establishments III Chicago he is confident that he
Possesses Unsurpassed facilities, and therefore So
h'in NouI patronage. June %
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nOCT0R MCNAMARA, homG.oporh.i :. d
~ r!tclrzrr /, NOW prepared to receive pa.
iieni- ia me- Office, oyer h-l2s store. south side
OF the square
~ Ladies' aye requested to remember That all
cases nj private nature viii be- attended TO on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Saturdays.
n. y. All letters will receive prompt aticn-
ton MsyS
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Norcr The Rev. Owen Lovejoy. Of
Princeton, will spe;k in tie Free church on
Sabbath next, at the usual hours
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DlED-In Earlyie. Jun. 9Th. HssRv Mis-,
youngest son Of Charles II. and Elizabeth II
Suiphen. aged 3 years.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

I>lE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned in the law business
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
notes, accounts, aud business OF the office are
left with a. W. Cavalry. upon whom all who are
June 20 lloLLIsTGR H. CAvAgLY.
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Splendid Farm.

SpIeNNtI I'NrM.
TIlE best farm in la Sale CO., containing $40
acres under cultivation, and q acres timber (;
500 fruit trees, 400 OF them nav in bearing two
houses and two barns, one OF the houses large,
fine. and modern built one ban so by so; two
springs and creek on the place, nc. 1eln.s mo-.
dera,e. Tor snle by Jung TRts a. WATERMAN.
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POCKET aaEDKEHcHNFs or AL KINDS,
Boys Clothing Of all Kinds.

Cashmere coat. pants, and vests,
Fine cloth A."
Brown linen " "
Check
C0ltouadcs Of al. kinds
HATS AND CAPS OF ALL STYLES.
Panama hats,
Leghugu
Canton straw hats,
Chip straw hats,
Trunks, valIses, and carpet bags.
over ais, and over shirts. one door no tn Of the
Z. O. Ma
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4 WA -, pdnle, anu Ntslsi " all KINGS, can
~ be found very low ut
Mny 20, REnpicK e. HusLBur's
STATE or ILLINOIS, lie Sale County
TO September Term. Il. D. 1855, County
Court, Claudns B. King and liervey King
rs, Simeon l.. Fros,.-A,tachment
NOTICE is hereby given to the said 81.
J. Y aeon l.. Frost. tate OF the county OF In
Sale and state of Illinois, that writ of attach
ment issued out Of the clerks office of the coun-
" court in and for the county OF La Sale aud
state OF Illinois. dated Il e Goth da, OF June
1858, nj the suit Of the above named Claudius b.
King and llevev King, and against the state Of
the said Simeon l.. Frost, for the sum OF two
hundred thirty one dollars and eleven cents, di-
rected to the sheriff ul the said county to exc-
cute, which said wit has been returned by the
said sheriff as levied upon the following dcscri-
bed property, to wit: lot No. 9 in block No. G in
the ia Iroad addition to the city OF Otta wa, in
said count.
New, unless you, the said Simeon l. Frost,
shall personally b- antCnppcar before the Judge of
the said county court on the first day OF the next
term thereof TO be holden at the court house in
Ottawa, in said county, on the first Monday OF
September next, give special bail, aud plead to
said plaintiffs action, Judgment will be entered
against you IN favor Of the sand Claudius B. King
aud llervey King. and the property so attached
as aforesaid, will be sold TO satisfy the same.
with costs. $. w, RAYMOND, clerk.
Bushnell & Gray, pltla ntiys June 80.
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Ottawa Trunk. Harness. and
saddle NitMUfacIorv!

II ME subscriber wish.
rs TO inform the Ia
die, aud gentlemen Of Of
taw0 and vicinity, that he
j.. manufacturing. aud has
constantly on hand, all
sOfis oil
Trunls, Tdiises, Lutte.
INT Bores, tarpd
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Sweet, SWcctcr. sweetest.
100 IlllDS. sugar,
| ~ 1916 bbls molasses,
Crushed. puverized, and clarified sugar,
For sale by may26 REppicg & IluRLpur
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Valuable isca! Estate for sale.

ME undersigned offers for sale the FOL.
Il lowing lands and city lots, w:
Description. Sec T. n.
swq ot nwq 81 81
n"q - 81 3
nh Of seq - 81 S
Lots in Suites Additi0n to Ottara.
LOIS 3, and 5, m block ~.
Lots !, = mud 3. IA h,ocl, %
Also, an improved arm Of zoo acres, si,un,ed
on Fox riger, miles from Ottawa. This farm is
wei. watcrcd and timbered.
lnn23 u. 7. JoyFs attire in the can't house.
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BOUNTY LANDS.

Almost Everybody Entitled to Land.
SOLDlERS, widows OF soldiers heirs OF de-
~ ceased soldiers, teamsters engaged in trans
porting supplies IN time OF war, nc, who have
received but ~ or so acres, and many none nj all.
are entitled TO ltO acTes now and application
vii he made and warrants obtained, a OF old, by
the undersigned, on reasonable terms
March le-,f lIoS FISHER
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FATS .-pruumu, te ghofn, straw, and
EE II palm lenI--the largest aud best assort-
80 ment IN the city, for sale by
May 90 RRnnICR & HuRLBuT.
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Ready Made Claiming.

GOATS, pants. and vests, OF all kinds, car
~ be found very low at
May 20, REnpIcK e. HusLBuT's.
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NJ OW is the time to buy good or n poor one
~ cheaper than the cheapest, at
Nav PC REDDicK e. TURNER'S.
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Building Stone For Sale!

A T The Quarry west end Of Ottawa Avenue.
n A good supply may always be found, at from
Is TO IS a perch Apply on The premises. ie23.
JAMES j. NJ ,CrHERsoN