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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-09
WALL PAPER DEPOT.
LLOYD, BLACKBURN & CO,

Successors to A. NJ. Lloyd & Coz
WHOLESALE & Retail DEALERS IN GILT,
SATIN, GRouSD AID CoMMes WALL PAPERS.
Ourl stock is .procured directly from Messrs-
CHRIsTY & Constants Extensive New York Man
ufaetory, and embraces the latest and most fash
ionable styles. We offer all kinds at very low
prices, and are confident that buyers will find it
to their advantage to give us a call. Large lots
sold at great bargains. rs-s z-es, -, -
/ e9-Our prices range-For gifts at from 75c- to
81 .25 per bolt; Bafns 20c. 10 Soc. per bolt
Grounds 15c. to 25c. per bolt; Commons &c. to
zoe. Merchants xiH be supplied On as favorable
terms as at the Manuiactory, or by City Dealers
f4e LLOYD, BLACKBURN & co.
March IS, 1s55-3m Gaysport, Blair Co., Pa.
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Innkeepers who had License granted to them
at the March term, will pay the amount due on or
before the Monday of June court after that time
their License will be placed as required by law,
in the hands of the District Attorney for collection
A. J. RILEY, Treasurer
Ebensburg, May 1856
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Il
The Commonwealth Of. Peaasylrania 10 he Sher-
if Of said County, GREETING:
r. Christopher George make you secure Of pros
you summon, by good and lawful sunnrcners; Pc
ter Moyer Stephen Augustine Aloyer, Patrich M
Caffrey and Elizabeth bis wife, Valentine Quartz
and Mary Ann his wife, Polly NJ Call, and Matty
George, late of your county, yeomen, &C., SO that
they be and appear before eur Judges at Ebens-
burg. at our County Court Of Common Pleas, there
to be held the first Monday Of June next, 20 show
wherefore, whereas they, the said Christopher
George and the aforesaid Peter Mover, Stephen
Augustine Meyer, Patrick NJ Caffrey and Elizabeth
his wife, Valentine Quartz and Mary Ann his wife,
Polly M'Call and Matty George, together and un-
divided, do hold all that certain tract of land sit
uate in Washington township, Cambria county,
warranted in the name Of Philip Johns, con tain
ing three hundred and twenty acres, more or less.
with the appurtenances, adjoining lands of Austin
Thompson, Philip George, Paul George, and 9TH
ers, the same Peter Meyer. Stephen Augustin
Meyer, Patrick MCafney and Elizabeth his wife,
Valentine Quartz and Mary Ann his wife, Polly
M'Call and Matty George, partition thereof be- &
tween them to be made according to the laws and'
the customs of this Commonwealth in such case
made and provided) do gainsay, and the same TO
be done, do not permit very unjustly and against
the same laws and customs, Gas it is said, ,,&e-)
And have you then and there the names of those
slimmoners and this writ. el-5
Witness the Honorable George Taylor. Presi1
dent of our said Court, this 14th day of March,
A. D., 1855.
~ MILTON ROBERTS, Prothonotary
March %, 1355.-6t
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nHE notes AMI accounts of the late firm of
Robert Davis & Co, and Davis, Evans s Co-y
having been left With the subscribers fcr collec-
tion, all persons indebted to either Of tie sai1
1nent on or before tie first day Of May, next as
suits will be instituted after that time. !,
JOHNSTON s. MULLEN.
Anril IL 1855 ~ t1&A AEA G-4azA
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Private sale.

A Valuable House and Lot in the Borough Of
n Loretto, the property of the heirs of Jacob
Fels. deceased. Terms will be made easy, and an
indisputable title given Application to be made
to Sheriff Durbin, Munster, or the subscriber
M. HASSON.
April 25, 1856.
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LIME LIME

The subscriber has finished two large kilns for
burning lime, near Duncansville, where he is pre-
pared to furnish by contract, Otherwise, any
amount of the best lime burned in the interior of
the State, and can be used for any pHrposc.I All
orders by mail, or otherwise, will be promptly
attended to by addressing & 80 ~
2ml JAMES FUNK, q
March Is, 1865. Duncansville, Blair Co, Pa.
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N B.-Letters to be directed ssper Steamer,
ria Liverpool, - to MoRIz STIEBM. ScSs, Bankers,
in ankfort-on- the-M Maine.s sF 1sf
Remittances which arrive after the Day of
Drawing, viii be returned. or invested in the next
Drawing, at the option of the sender.
April Is, 1855 -5s n
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- zs - RBBLze NOTIGEs zs
New Grand Duchy Of Badenl Lottery Loan.
Capital IA 200, 900 Fl0rins.
HyHIS LOAN is guaranteed by the Government,
!. j and viii be drawn in different prizes, as fol-
IA of &C, 900 Fls. 81 of 10000 Els.
12of 900 Els. % of Is 900 Els of IL 900 Fls
55 ss 10, 900 ss 40 e 5000 g 800 *
So g 1000 " $50 ss 2,000s 1914 50 600
si &c. &c.
The lowest prize being AZ Els.
II Florins are equal to 5 Dollars.
The next Drawing take place at Carlsrnhe, I'M
der the Direction of the. Baden Government, on
Tie sIst lfay, 1856,
when every drawn number must obtain one Of
the aforementioned Prizes, which win be paid
in Cash, at fie offices Of the undersigned Those
fortunate Shareholders not residing on the SPOT.
viii have their amount of Prizes gained paid to
them through established Bank. The Lists Of
the result will be sent TO each Shareholder, and
the successful numbers published in the News
papers.
The Price Of one Ticket is Two Dollars.
Tire following advantages are given by taking
a number of Tickets, viz
IL Tickets cost only $50 50 ks cost only $50
2s 40 loo $50
The rricc Of Tickets can be sent in Bank
Notes or Drafts, payable in shy of the CONNER
cial towns of Germany Holiands France, Eng
land, Scotland, or Ireland.
For Tickets aud Prospectuses apply to the un-
dersigned Banking-heuse, which is appointed for
the sale of Tickets - -
MORIZ STIEBEL SONS,
a2aBkers q, sf
FRANKFORT ON THE MAINE. -
f{s.T4 ~ sfifc GERMANY.
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IMPORTERS aud Dealers in Foreign and Do,
u nestle FANCY DRY GOODS, Trimmings.
Hosiery, Gloves, Satins, Silk Vestngs, Cfavafs,
Ribbons, White Goods, Suspcnders, Combs
Brushes Buttons, looking Glssses, &C. sls
No. Is North Third Street, two doors above
Church Alley, Philadelphia.
: NJ NJ. MARBLE,
. M @. MCCLURE.
Phil7a. Feb. l6. ls52-32! - s..s4.s 1900 !
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peter sfcc6usIss

TUSTICE 0FTHE PEACE and ScRIvENER,
- Clearied township, Cambria county, Penna.
Collections and other business will be promptly
attended to. - - stssessssea
May O, 1854.
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oRPTsANs, conn SALE.

DY virtue of an order oi the Orphans' Court.
lp the following real estate laie lac property sf
Daniel keefe, deceased. win b. exposed 70 public
sale, at the house Of John Godfrey. il Galiitzin,
Cambria county.
Thursday tte 10h day Of dty, 1865,
the undivided half Of FIVE acres of land, more or
less, adjoining lands Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, Samnel Watts, James M'Cieskey. and
others.
ALso-The und.yided half Of a lot or piece of
ground, situate in the village OF GaIlitzin, adj
joining the Pennsylvania Raiiroad, land Of JACK
son and Watts, Samuel Watts and Others. con
tanning onefourth Of an acre and twenty nine
perches-
TERMS OF SALE.-One half the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation Of the sale, the
residue with interest in year thereafter, to be
secured by bond and mortgage.
WILLIAM FLYNN.
Gar7a,, of tlne rnsr heirs cf T,arl Keefss dec,d
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HORSES FOR SALE

A n excellent two or four-horse team for sale,
IA by WM- MURRAY 4
Summer Hill. March Q. 1855.
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Guardian Of the minor heirs of Danl. Keefe, dec't
April IL, 1856 aeir is. -.
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Notice i'm Partition,

Summit, April Is, 1855.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-11-10
PAINTING AND G.,ys,G

Inc subscribers continue, \ heretofore, to nj.
tend promptly oa'ioTIrrs the painunraud Via
eng Ine' I" winch they propose 10 devote their
lli! attention as heretofore
Julyg sc Fan, &. s,y
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Gun ITaker,

ana denter in alt kiHds 0f SDgrtyBeg's iyI;rI,,
One doOr s0uih Of tie UHioH Hggss. Cgiy,bus
Mreet, DtidUG H.,
EtPNronsJanIly onh1nJ reneral assortment
"a ol English and German double aud -ug!.
l""!hg pieces, boys gUus, a 20 ID yarictv.ali' Of
%h'ch were bought for cash, aud selected from
I"t4, INVOICES with great care as 10 their geurral
workmanship and finish and ca be Sold NJ hr,,e,
bargains than have been heretofore had IN thi,
market ~ ''''
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or bovs
ana not being good Judges of'hc article " find
an oDrcito cal on the subscribers whrr. they can
depehdupon what lis told them and be sure OF GEL
uh@ good safe gun, as We deal with non. bat th,.
feguihr gun dealers, and have none of the chen,
casi itohsiut with which the country T., flooded
Rlhe-, made from Rrmiug,uu's cr,ebro,,Icost
shetland IRON barrels, are warranted 10 be- royal,o
any made ~ tins STATE or e.srWhrr both IN shoot
my qualities and workmanship. The suL-rr,bar.
nave Tor srveTal years been engaged N the manu-
iactHre OF the crIehraed Increased TWIST rifles. and
nave awaited themselves OF all thr luir-t ii,,roy.
menls as regards lh" inside finish and sighting.
We Halter ourselves that an inspection Of t1, ,y,r
maAr nj our establishments Is all that b, wanted IA
satisfy gentlemen OF the tra,h OF the ab0y. .la,e,
mrut. '"'-
Powder, superior article kept, suitable fortar-
getpfacuce orlung ranges
h"y hiliug done bycOmpetent hands and in a
workmaulkr manner. -
All work done hv hun is warranted
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Family Grocery.
MORSE& CONNELLEY

II AVE now toll stock Oi all kinds OF family
groceries, which they are offering to The
pubic ~ the most reasonable prices the tunes will
ADMIT Of. Their stock consists IN par, Of the o-
lowing.
Al kind-of sugarsand candies,
Jaw, Mocha RIO, and l.aguIra coffee
Young ilyson' Imperial, gun powder, and lack
tens,
Al k.nds Of ,pI;es and chocolate,
lickI.s, tomato, walnut, and mushroom cn,,up.
J"hh Bull Worcestershire, walnut, and Harry
sauce,
French, English, and American mustaris,
Al kinds Oi extract. for iidvutlng,
Picked and flesh oyster, aud Holsters sariine,
tomatoes and beans, put up m cans Theoretically
scH'rd,
Pear ago, pearl barley, vermIcilii, nlcaroni and
Flour OF rice and baking powders.
J. aWocd, frnna, i-Ing glass, and Irish moss,
t"cpl, corn starch, and ground coffee
CuHant JrIy ginger, peach, and crab apple
preserves,
Al Kinds Of family and fancy soaps,
IONS hI'f' shoe, wnirwash, aud horse
4 large stock Of wooden and stone ware.
Sperm. star, and tsiiow candles,
Pepper sauce aud olive OILS,
ffunrs' rni-Ins, dried peaches and pples,
Cream Of tartar, -,ia, aIi slIfr4tl,,
Lemons, oranges hg.. aud ctfuns,
Powder aud shot,
rig natural leaf. twist, fine cut rreioI, and pa.
per tobacco,
ScUlchani MtccabOy snuff
Cisnrs OF all kinds aud pucc4,
western E"-"f'e cheesr, butter and egg.,
sugar cured hams
VI hls fish trout, salmon. md rnock.,el
Allon iimr,
brady, vines porter and ale, by the bottle, for
medical purposes,
= u kinds OF willow and splin, baskets,
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Walkers Drug Depot,

. SOL III NIDE VNe PEBLIC SQUiRE
e d. % rNIa5s Il. r SSnt tbs 9a I'M %e,n,,
/ Nd toners and friends tor their former Ia
hS4 vrs, and now wishes to call the at.
GGA9 ten,Ion OF all TO his large and eXtensiy,
stock, which he y now rrCelv ing direct from New
York, among which will be found the following
articles
Drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dyestufl., var.
nlshrs, patent medicines,
Window glass, paint and varnsh brushes,
Wailaud curtain paper books and stationery,
Tobacco, suuii, cigars, &c
PTunrs, Taslus, cltrouS, Nc.
jules ilaUle's, aud other extracts
White lead and Znc, nj wholesale and retail
Plain and ornamental gas aud camuhne lamp,.
Ol window shnUcs, with patent fixtures,
Patent medicines oi all kinds kept constantly on
hand
am also ogent Tor Jaynes medicines, and
Christlrs galvanIc curatiyrs.
Druggists supplied at wholesale prices.
School books, blank aud note books, cap,
note, and letter paper; envelopes ot all kinds /;
pens aud prnhodefs, states, pencils, &c.
Also hne assortment OF periunery and po-
mniuns Tor the hllr.
Combs OF various kinds and styles. Clothes,
hair, tooth, and nail bushes
Fancy articles tor ladies' toilet.
Toys OF all kinds tor children.
And IN Tact would say tia, | have everything
usually Kept IN drug, fancy, and notion store
l would IN yto those IN want OF anything IN my
line, to come and see aud eXamin. my stock and
prices, as my goods were selected with care and
bought exclusively tor cash, which will enable me
To sell so low thatal will be satisfied. Come and
give me a trlal.
Prescriptions putup a, all times, day or night,
andall drugs warranted pure aud fresh
Remember the place, Walkers drug depot
south side OF the public square.
May 10, d. WALKER.
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Jnsuranfr,
Fire. Marine, IL Life Insurance

~
IliE following companies having complied
= with the late statute of this state. ant
are reliable, responsible, aud PROMPT; being sroch
companies, with the capital pad IN a. stated, the,
insure the business man safe aud sp-rdy r,turr
Tor Vi" amount Oi his loss without unnec,ssa "a
delay. ''
lima insurance CO. Hartford, Conn cash ca.
pItal paid IN. $500 600.
~, Thos. X. Brncr, Prss,
ThO-. A. Alexander, ser'y.
Norm Western Insurance co, Oswrno,N Y
cash capital paid N, s2jOlOO.
T.. W. Ludlow, Sec'y. Geo Fisher, PreSt
Hartford rIfr Insurance go Hartford. Conn
cash capital paid IA, $500 OlD
II. Huntington, Pres,.
L. Is. Bowers, src'y
Connecticut Mulutl Life Insurance co .UariE,rI
ac1urnua ted Cap,talUyrr g. 900 600
-, james Goodwin, Prcst.
Guy L. Phelps, sec'y.
. lnllnd marin" insurance taken by The I'm,
hr rates ~i.l be as low as responsible Insurance
c"ihPluirs can do business, aud the undersigned
soIrIi. l"T ldrahuve companies cunruuanr,. n I
uir myof- they have heretofore enjoyed. Policies
81 lh,nrhnc" Tor 1--we yeas issued IN the i.tna and
hartford insurance companies. on private dwell.
InHs aud farm buildings, at a yery Liberal
"'cvnht ron annual ralts, and lower tGan mum
al inks |Anrl 2SJ Gto. ). fisngs, agent
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Liquors Tor Medicinal g'urpD,rs.

4 SUPERIOR article of Seigncttc bran.
L 4 dy, aud pure Port aud Madeira wine
Also, domestic md Holland glu, aud New
England aud Jamaica rum
A Il the liquors kept constantly on hand aud tor
sale by (July2ll d. WALKER,
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'INtit subscriber offers tor sale the hne farm on
u which he resides in the town Of Walthnm.
La Sale county, miles north OF Utica, aud five
MI northeast OF La Sale. Said farm contains
ltO acres, OF which GO acres are good timber and
the balance first class prairie, under good cul,iva
t"n Inc entire farm iS,ncosed, and under ey.
r'licht lrnce, fai mile OF it Osa ce orange
hedge On two sides OF II, within the rnclnsufc
II Is crossed by living streams IT water. There
Is on ~ dwelling house, barn, &c, an excellent
orchard all choice trees now IN bearing, besides
100 bearing peach trees, with pums, cherries
shrnbhcry, Ne, Altogether there is not believed
to he another farm oi the SIZE IN tue county com.
b'ulng so many advanta seS as to soil, water, fem
ces, irut, aud convenience to market It's OLE
red alta bargain. Apply to lRruuR McGIRR
La Sale, ort the subscriber, on the premises
august lS-lt. Il VAN Nrrrp
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Comprising mems, Wumcns dnd chld!rn's
wear, consisting 1T The beet styles n punts d,
lanes, giHrh1ms, cha iis, lawns, prulrj lc0-
nets, printed ml..-, black nix Il. plccI-, buinhl
zines, ch1whTay-, red, white blue, yellow, and
gray i!Innel-, salisbury iIuuc.s hr children
b.rachrd and Iub.elch"i Caniou Nauur.s, elk
warp, white ilannrl- plain mud plaid lln-Dys
apron checks, !, d ucswgO' all widths and qua 10.
ties. Co,Ofc cumh'rs ~ all color, paper cam
brc-, -l.r-in, Russian aud American rrt-r Amc-
urlu auI Scot G,1p-r, Brd-ryc diaper dam
ak iu'n, table uon by the yard aud piece
b.'nrhed and unb.ruohed, brachrd uubirach,d
and c0lorcd jacquard or cotton n5i- diaper
wooirn, woisl"d and cotton coiorrd liable covers
OIL cloth table coyru-, and by the yard 3 T. -
anu o. brown shrlug aud sh.eung, some OF
them iiur, some Stfy urayy and some medium,
hIrachrd Wu-IHs at all widths and qualities
belchcd, uuhicachcd and slate culOrcd Jrans,
mems and woWrn'- linen Cnmhnc handkerchief.
some with CuiOFrd iurdrrs. som" h~iustiirnri
and some p,lIn,u good stock Ot mems silk peck =
~ haudkcrcl rts, Of great yiIIriy Of pa urrus and
sizes, great many kinds OF cotton hludkerchieis
mems black aud coi0,cd silk ciayais. glnehan
aud lawn crayats, mems plain. aud women ;
worked collars. uuirT-lrryrs, about every color
width auA styie Of IaiIeta, si,n, neck aud bon .
net ribbons, some ui new and choice styles
4 iarge assortment at mems, wuu,n-, aud
chairrn'- gloves, cousisungoi black, white, and
Colurcd Kld, sI.k, linen, III .e thread, Wof.lrd
WOODEN, and cotton also, women : black silk
mIUs.
The stock Of hosiery is very large comprising
mems hirach~d AMI brown, mixed and fancy col.
OTrd cotton hall hose, linen hd|i hose a superior
article lof mems summer wear wouen'- " hitr,
slate, b'nCk, mixed and mode co,ors OF all quall-
ties, children E white aud fancy hose.
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100 Acres orLand for Sale.
VINO Itar,,iior SaIn.

I ilNG six miles northwest OF Ottawa. II
~ his' rate farming land. J.AvuRy.
april lift D,,n,,, IjJs
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To Nillwrigh's and Machinlsts.
METALLIC or fnlCanized Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.


p0HY.
TNHE experience OF the last eight yenrs has rai.
i ned Tor this Beung the confidence of the
consumers THIS together with the fact that
great Improvement, have been made in the 1nal.
ity warrants the manufacturers in asserting /, 10
be superior 10 leather or any thing Else, for nil
open Belts, imore especially Tor heavy or main
Belts,l for the following reasons -
The perfect equality otwldllI and thickness
which 1t will retain
NO degree OF heat under 300 degrees Fab.
rrnhclt injuries it, and it remains flexible in any
degree OF cold. 1t Is Diso particularly well adup.
led to damp or wet places.
3-lt is OF great strength and durability, does
not sip on the pulIcys, consequently gam OF
power Is oblained, and, wncn adjusted to mach.
merry, does not require alteration, as in the case of
leather Orlny other.
i-ln wide Betting, the cost is much below
that OF leather, any other.
We have now, aud shlll continue to keen on
hand, large stock OF this betting from to II
inches wide.
Also, steam packing and lace leather, which
we viii II IN quantities to suit customers, and
our prices are the same OF which these goods nre
sold in Chicago and ST. LOUIS.
March H. j. MANLEY & Co.
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Grocery Store Removed !
PHILIP G. DFRry.

CorHer IF Nain ami Colvmjps s,s.. O,tqua,
Nus respectfully bcas leave 10 cal the aI,rn.
vi lI"h ol IN pubic t. his establishment. and
l" INFORM Them ihnt be has removed from the
west side o he c0nr, house square 10 III stand
Ia'ely occupied by iilmber & Co, a. the "Peo .
pee "h"ap : tore on the corner of Mann nm Il
columbus sts.. NEAR he Fox nyer bridge. H..
has Just returned irgm 81, L0ll-, with a heayy
assortment Of GROCERIES and other sri,cIrg
which h bought Tor CASH. and can
,hrfrio'r a. 1- chap n, any mcrcharrIl town
ne respectfully invites persons to give him ca No
before purchasing elsewhere. lie ha.ai,o n Ia,ae
assortment "t tobacco and cigars, He hrp, to
return thanks tor IA, kind and liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, and so.icl'. H. con.
NHuhhr. Anvil -
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ottawa Trunk. Harness, and
saddle NlnEiiClory

Feather.
DE- it known, that we have removed our
ID leather depot to the rear lart of Mrssrs.
Topping 4 Cooks store, where we sha II keep
constantly ON hand general assortme mt OF lealh.
er, direct from our tanncry.
July %. w. c. Il T. RICHARDSON
NARRlAGE trimming promptly attended to,
~ and done up in a superior stylr and at mode.
rate rates by (NaF5D STONE \ tEIs
4 FlRSTRATE article of pruncs, cit.
L u ron, key and box raisins, for sale CHEAP BY
June it ID, WALLER.
More Light.
SPIRIT gas and camphinc lamps. Also,
~, lamp globes, ct lmneys aud wicks, tor sale by
June Ii. ID. WALLER
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OF all prices, linen camhnc, black and whit,
tape, bohbns, Swiss, mu,Iin, linen, LisIr, and
cotton tdghg- and n--flire-, probably the lar,
gesl and best assortment m the city.
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A MUCH LARGER STOCK

;" that every one eau b" fully SUPP he'd. Good
%i"d S"bStHH'ial Goods viii make up a maJonty Of
the si0Lk-such goo is ns entrflnlO the every day
consumption OF tanners, mechanics, lab0rcrs,
professional men, merchants and their wives and
families.
shall make great cXeIlions to have constantly
ON hand "A itIIl as,oftiu,nl ot rh,
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Rcal estate Column.
rnrm for snIe. Chc.p for Cash.

tIlE subscriber offers for sale that excellent Farn sit
i uated IN south Ottawa, three miles from the City Of
Ottawa aud known rs DIR. Reynolds place, who former
ly owned IL. The place contains $50 ACRES, all under
fence. large Orchard Of the very choicest kinds of
of Grated Fruit the trees all nom Il Is years
old, and have borne fruit for the last Eve years.
There is good House, Well Garden, shade trees,
shruhhery sheds, out-budings &c, sc, the premi
ses. Persons wishing to learn terms and obtain further
Information, do by calling the subscriber at the
Ottawa Bakery. next TO Monigpme'y's.
Ottawa oct u bo\Ay HOLlFCkER.
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Fine Property For sale.

THE subscriber oilers tor sale the house and 10,
Formerly owned by VIM. X. Brown, opposite
the residence OF II +. Eames, on the corner OF
High and Paul ST. IN Ottawa. On the lot Is a
large two story dwelling house, Containing rooms,
besides hall, good cellar and cellar kitchen also
good large barn, convenient for eigh, horses ,
two good wells, with the usua out buildings. The
property will be sold at a bargain Erquire al,
this office, Of The subscriber, a, the Fox River
House. NJ d. Smith.
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the court house square, Ottawa and HAVING en-.
ufcIyfruoTa'cd aud retl,ed %, ha. mad, IId.rI.
dtdly he beet hou-c 30 the city.
lie IL prepared to commodateanyamoun,oi
uaE'lief-hn boardersiu rhevrry best styIe, and
wi, always keep an Omnibus and baggage wagon
ready 10 convey passengers 10 and frumthe cars
az Zach .'tn" OF th-,t arryal THE depot
III. ldbi" Will be FURNISHED with all the delica
cies the country cauailord iucludngau KIND. OF.
wild game, while hl- terms Tor boIrders and tran.
sitn'cusiomers WILDE SLOW as ,helimrs wiltus.
lIiy.
a large barn wIthamplc s,abling is attached to
me house sufficient 10 nccouIuoiair any number
'ihotses. Also large carriage house, besides
al dihri convenience necessary iorihecomiort o.
hose " lo lnayiayof hlm with thelrCusiom n