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Rev JOHN LasAHAs, Pastor of the Exc

1bOf VUHN 11hNNLAN5 USso] OH wv Ft~1ke
ter street NJ. j.. Church:
thus to csrtify We challenge any other me dicine
to present such msss Of testimony from gent smen
and ladies' of high standing Of our own vei-L sown
CHITIS, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, ke 5
BALTIMORE, January Path, s56.
Messys Moykmer and Mopbrat'
4 take pleasure in saying to you that havs used
your .hampton's Tincrure" with very great proEt
From serious Throat affection. my general llealth
had become very much impaired, when com aeBc.
upon my general health most sslutsry. Ny nsfvous
system and digestive organs sosn rghfsd up md er
its use.
and In every case, - far ~ have been info, med
they have used IL with success. 49, 100
Yours. truly, 81
JoHs LANAHAN, Pasf,w
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nRESS GOODS, MANrLES. &c.

IL APRIL 10th, la55.-The snbscribers have lust
received another large assortment Of fresh Spsins
Dress Goods, cons'sting in part Of Bereges Beress
DeLanes; Challies; Chsly DeLanes; Mousline De-
Lanes; Prints; Ginshsms; Lawns. oresndy MusIius
kc together with large. and varied assortment of
Spring Mantles embracing all the newest and mose
fashionable styles, which they ara offering at urn.
suay low prices. and respectfully asa an examine.
tion from the public. 1e
DUDLEY I JOHNSTON,
ap2o las Eagle Square. .
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EEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pub ic are
hereby informed that have just received BY AdsmJ
Express lot OF superior Swedish Leeche,, which
VIII De spphed upon the most reasonable terms; can
oe found at all hours OF the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at nirht on
18th, between Main and franklin Streets
o, at the shortest notice.
g unppoD
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oNDERGRouND RAILROAD BULLETINS - The
"insdor (cansda) Voice of Liberty publishes the
bulletins from fugitive slaves who arrive there.
i ne following does not show very agreeable
cnaoge in the situation of the slave:
miiiy Banks. father, mother, and two children,
arrived In safety last week from Kentucky after
snelr pest wishes to Mr. Bea and family. they would
inform him that they are much pleased With the
country, the only exception is the low price paid
Ior female labor-four dollars per month being the
price usually paid for house work Milly states
una. sne frequently made that at home, Independent
OF other labor, by washing nights"
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DAGUERREOTYPEs IoUAL TO Ivory MN
ATuREs The public, and the Ladies in particular.
are invited to call and examine this style OF Da.
guerreotype, " hich will be found delicate as any
painting and In view OF the execution they win BE-
found cheaper than the imitation Dasuerreotypes
my1 M. p. SIMONS. ISL Main ar
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.ne.a n S.sp;mlhs ...a.,;, subscriber, an experr-
trics having located asdisins a Surgery and obse.
sssos af osrs his sesess - s
He has devoted much tim.
study and practice of Mdvif.rv a.ssenfion TO the
ment OF D.eases Of Women and chiiare' 20 the treat
aPf-on hiCHo 3. CAUTHORG =,
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lair CUTTIrG.-Cit1Zens and Stranpers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut i the
latest and most approved styls would advise thar,
trance on 1lth street. eA-
N. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can be had NJ
all hours. Single Bath 25e, or Tict cts for 81
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SAML CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
lRAGs. RoPEs, BAGsNG, &c.,} South Frsotllp "a
doors West of Old Mafkst, bays smsll a. " al =,
large lots. IL sc az. AZ
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THE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es-

And By Druggists and Merchants ssneralIy through.
ost VirGisis. spl6-dA sl2s
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OTTAWA MARKET

OTTAWA, May Is.
Our streets are again beginning to iii up
with teams The plarting season being
nearly over, ana produce having been got
ready Tor market. considerable activity is
maniiesting itself among the dealers. Every
thing brings high price, and buyers excr.
else much caution about getting excited, and
they consequently make butlitte fuss, when
an odd fish happens 10 get into the puddle
FloHr Sell at the Mills at from S9a9, so pr
barrel.
Weat-Spring 81. GOosl .G5; winter, SLIGO
aSl.Gs
Corn-Scveral loads Of shellcd, were
bought to-day at 7llc--but this is not the
current price; and we quote the true price
paid for shellcdat csc; and Ear, GGc
Odts-45c.
Potatoes-$l Loo.
Bntter-l5c.
EQgS--Sc.
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IYAT HCNN
TAILOKINGf EMPORIUM.

,SkilAf0 HEDJrm Aantys old Stand, 10
Tie West side Of tie Sqadre, opposite the
Court House, IN the building Jo,mer3S occu-
picdby 4. NJ Bailey. o',re.
A This establishment may be found one tf
N. the largest ana most complete assortment
Of English, French, and German broadcloih,
enssimetes, doeskins, &c. Also, every variety,
of silk'nhd satin vestings, aud trimmings OF
kinds ,,l....,.
Also, large assortment ofteady made cloth.
Ing, OF our own manufacture, consisting or
sfaight,body coats, irock and suck conts, over.
coats, pants, vests. drawers. shirts, sundef
shirts, neck ties, scaris. collars, overhauls, over
shirts, stspendefs, huckskin gloves, umbrellasb
&c..,allo vi WHICH will be sold cheap, ia order to
clear on The winter stock aud prepare tor sum.
mer trade. All persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
goods In thiBlinc will do well to call.
The cutting department. IL done by Perha'
mus, whose long experience WI eHable him to
give patrons excellent tits in the latest ,yles ait
worklnanHke manner. OF HniIt, eiN.1d ~
Six good coat makers wanted at the nbove es-
adjustment. RI JOINS PIRnANus.
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The East Side.


There is no part of our city which is i'm
proving more rapidly than that on the east
side of Fox river, Over dozen dwelling
houses are now in progress of completion
there. They are erected by some Of our
most substantial citizens, and We arc pleased
to learn that probably as many more will 60
up during the current year.
Four years ago the whole Of Green's addi-
ton lay as an open common. But three or
four houses had yet been built there
About this time Mr.. Cushmau offered all the
lots in the plot for sale, on terms so reasona-
bic as to place it in the power Of almost any
one to buy. BY this liberal course he soon
succeeded in selling most of his lots, to So
Der, industrious class Of citizens, Che would
sell to no others who have since built up
that section in a style that far exceeds any
other part of the city. We deem it but just
here to state, that no man deserves more
credit for encouraging Improvement in our
city than Mr.. Cushman, and We think many
of our property holders around the city
would do well to follow his example.
Another evidence Of Mr.. C.'s liberality,
was given a short time since. He owned a
handsome piece of ground nearly in the CEN
tire Of the I'd ward, measuring 100 by $40,
for which he had been offered $1,000. He,
however, could not be prevailed upon to sell
it, until the school commissioners proposed
to buy it for school purposes. lilo at once
agreed to sell, and gave them all the time
they asked, charging them but $500 for the
ground. Is there another gentleman in the
city who would have done the same?
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sATINETS.
Family Groceries!

H"''f1 "N"TFW6 "IV
SIMMER WEAl
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In great variety, consisting Of jaconets, cam
brics, null, Victoria, Swiss, plain, and dotted,
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A SAD AccDEST.-On Monday last, about
10 o'clock A. NJ, Mr.. Robert S. Jones, who
was engaged in saving lumber in Mr.. Bells
reaper factory, in this city, was accidentally
thrown upon large circular saw, in full
motion, which, in the twinkling Of an eye,
almost entirely cut his leg off above the
knee, horribly mangling the flesh and
crushing the thigh bone, and badly tearing
the flesh on the right thigh. The leg was
subsequently amputatcd by Drs Stone and
Harris, but owing to the great loss of blood
and the mangled condition of the limbs his
life was despaired Of, and he died before the
next morning Mr.. Jones was young man
Of steady and industrious h.b;to, was 90"
in-law to Mr.. Bell, proprietor of the estab-
lishment and leaves young wife and one
small child to mourn his loss.
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RErgEsnISG.-All lovers Of "cold com.
forts"-wc mean real genuine comforts-wl
find little the incest specimens Of the ar.
ticlc in town, at the Ice Creamery Of our
friend WV. EBERT, two doors west Of Mills Il
Armour's block. Mr.. L. has made arrange
ments to have good supply Of excellent
Ice CREAM on hand every evening, and will
take great pleasure in furnishing it to all who
will give him call. lie will, also, furnish
it by the quantity to persons wishing it for
the table, or for parties. He has connected
with his Saloon an extensive Confectionery,
and can, at short notice, furnish Cakes and
all kinds Of Candies to such as may desire
them.
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City Officers.

Mayor-Gco H. Norris.
Aldermen-lst ward, o. Lcavcns, Geo. G.
Thompson.
I'd ward-Wm. Smith, I. IL. Frcdin-
burgh.
Sd ward-G. b. Macy, VIM, Cogswell.
Attn j. w. Dow, n. b. Bristol.
9th B. c. Mitchell, VIM. NJ True.
9Th c. G. Miller, j. b. Etz
9TH NJ. Miller, A. Z. Putnam.
City Clcrk-T. Il. Courtney.
City Attorneys-Bushncil & Gray.
Health Ohicer-Dr. J. o. Harris.
Board Of Ilcalth--Dr. VIM. Smith, J. b.
EZ, A. c. Putnam.
Collector. V. Waterman.
Asscssor-W. S. Easton.
Marshal-Wm. Ieck.
Trcasurer-H. F. Eamcs.
Suryeyor-D. I. Hit.
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NOTHING NEW p.

THE people Of La Sale CO. have demonstrated
thata good book store could be supported IN
Ottawa tor nearly three years, by pn,fonilng T..
Y. Griggs book store. Thankful for pas, sup.
port, hope INV friends viii not forget the one
who mnde the first succ, s,iul experiment, nd now
run after new things. have removed to Nat,in-
gers block, south eide OF the public square. where
] Will wait ol my customers to the best OF my
ability, and endeayor TO make u mutual advau.
tagr. f.. Y. GRisGs,
April "a Sign Of The good Samaritan.
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nd TO continue he
BARTER TRADE

So converter to farmers, and will always ex.
change for their marketing a, the highest market
rates. Such OF my customers as bnng in mar-
keting, will greatly oblige me by bringing none
but good, as poor butter, eggs, lard, cheese, po-
tatoes, &c, do not wisl, to have on hand, for
like oil other poor goods they do not give satistac
ton TO any one. and are dear at anu price.
Having very large trade. | can afford 10 sell
mnch cheaper than those who do a small busine IS
and | On a sD kpe m cnn sfnntl v IN hand
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A MUCH LARGER STOCK,

So that every one can be fully supplied Good
and substantial goods will make up najouy OF
the slock-such goo is as enter int the every day
consumption OF iafmes, mechanics, abo rers
professional men, merchants and their wives aud
families.
shall make great exeilions TO have constantly
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CHICAGO MARK Ell.

CnIcAoo, May II.
Four-S6.0O 1925
Wheat-Spring Sl.70d$l.75 winter 81. 80
$500.
torh-76c for GO lbs.
Odts-i4d45c.
Bal y-$l.l0asl.o0.
Potdtoes-62c. dSl.00.
Bvtter-Roll, l5al6c.
EJgs-9c.
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Pursuant to notice, a meeting was held on
Wednesday evening last, at Mr. Avery's Of
flee, for the purpose of organizing a military
company.
T. Hampton was called to the chair, and
j. o. Harris was chosen secretary.
On motion, Robt. Felch, r. +. Taylor,
and jonah Fry were appointed as commit
tee to procure names for tho proposed COM
rany, and o. G. Gray, p. X. Leland, and
Il. F. Taylor were appointed as a committee
on uniform.
On motion the meeting adjourned for one
week, to meet at Leland & Jones' Office.
T. HAMPTON, Pres.
j. o. HARRIS, Sec'y.
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HARDWARE.

Farmers utensils, such as best quality OF two,
three aud four tine steel. hay and manure forks,
steel hoes, spades. and shovels. first quality
rakes, scythes, snaths, &c.
Table knives and forks. poe ket and pen knives,
gate aud barn door hinges. giulels. lacks, scis-
sors and shea:s, carry combs and cards, horse
brushes, coffee mills, mop sticks backing brush
es, German silver, Britannia and ron tea, dessert
and table spoons. backing, matches, and o,ler
nFiicles
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Notice This!

THE Undersigned having received a large
i quantity Of groceries from the south, would in.
form his friends I'd the public that he IL now pre-.
pared to sell them in any quantities needed Ills
SUGARS AND M0LASSES .,
will be found especially desirable, having been se.
lected with the greatest care on the p! n'. ions
Country merchants will find It to their ndyan-
,nge to call and exami them, as am confident
they are superior, aud as low as they can now buy
them in 81. Louis, mp II S,W CnEgvgR.
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Large Arrival Of New Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store,

TN Cook & Gover's new brick block, where we
l. are now eady to oiIer to our city and country
customers the largest assortment Of dry goods
ever brough, to this market,
,,,.. AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Par,sols, all styles. at very low prices. rIr.I
Bennett r,bbons--a large and complete assert.
ment. If.-If .1.. $3.50 ..s.srlr.' ... 8
linnullas--rich and elegant new styles. % .a.
De lanes-at less than the usual cost.
Lawns-sellmg by dress pat,ernsat Wholesale
prices. = p ia = 49, ..'ss
Hosiery, Cloves &c. ,SATOg
An exnmina ton Of our stock will convince any
one that we now offer some Of the greatest bar
gains ever ofieredin Ottawa.
usy6 J o. a Z ? 6A Ross q BAnsxa.
aAlssrseilles Store.
NOTICE h hereby given, that we have sold
An out our entire stock Of GODS to Jos. Elem.
ing, who will conth,uel the business at our Soid
stand. We would solicit q contnuance of Tie pa
uonage Tor him that has beers 70 literally extended
to NJ. .t.U aa. ScoTT L. HARRINGTON.
N. Is. All those Indebted To- US are requested
to settle their accounts, s, u II.
Mnrsrilles, ap2S-3ms
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THE LATEST NEWS
nv TEE EHp "A DIT
COMPREHENSIVE.

TIlE subscriber has Just formed co partnership
with THOMAS ORION, who for the pas, years
has been engaged N the book and stationery bus'-
ness in Geneva, N. Y, with the firm Of DERBy
ORION & Co, and PsINcE. ORroN, g. MILLER.
The business will be continued at the old stand
opposite the OtiaIDa Bank, on Main street, under
the name and firm of RATSBUN a. URToN. .
The stock TO which we now invite the attention
OF the public, Is more thnniwce as large as here
tofore-comprising very large and complete as
soriment OF miscellaneous hooks, in all depart
menls Of literature Sehaoi Esaks.f all kinds, and
n new supply OF stationery, blank books, &C.. &c.
The citizens Of Ottawa, and those who come to
the city, arc invited to call and look at our stock.
Dtt,wo Anril 1919 w RATHRIrN .
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j. s.. Stockton .
MOULD Announces to the public that h
XX now receiving n cnmplele stock Of n

oULD ant'ounceio the pubic lhat hefis
wv now receiving a complete stock OF nom
SPRING7AND SUMMER GOODS, "a
Consisting m prt Of ladies' dress goods, the Ia
test styles Of silk manillas larse line OF white
goods domes,icsot every quality und price.
Also a complete stock of gloves and hosiery.
To my usual stock have this spring added a va.
riely of carpeingi straw uniting, painted car
pets, stand and table spreads, &c. r1npigD' bar
Every style Of Panama, Lsghcrn, and straw
hats, for men and boys,
VIVA, will interestths ladies, II hs ve a nice Us.
sorunent bf silk. Belgrade, lace and brlient Flo,
renee. embroidered thce,i Lreilofn vIndl ibnhl
edge, bonnc,s, No. Of last yesrs, but this; years
styles. IA vi Az. Ax&AG Skl
o-Rsadymadc slo.hing, bootsand Shoes. poke.
AnAAaIls cutlery. jdnd notions ofyll kinds a
Last but not irath q seX ASek Of groceries,
sugar, choice emolases and syHipi coffee, tea,
&c. I'll 9y i'qaa ,bcoW hrs teoD. uorI
Please calm, the Boson store, next door y w
Mansi u, house. and kiwnl bshappy 70 .fopsinte
my isiends that thus Is the store Tor goods bar.
gains. tapfll .I) j. o. STockroS'
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The Public,
Headquarters,

And intend they shall no, regret continuing O Id
acquaintance or forming new. Persons from the
state OF New York settling in this vicinity, will
be very likely to meet their acquaintsncrs and
friends here, as this store is the general rendez-
ynu al
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Ottana frtt Gra0tr.

BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES good
form, very handsomely got up, just printed
and for sale at this Office. Also chattel mort
cages, quit-claim deeds, summonses, and ex-
ccutons.
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WALLPAPER, bordering,
TIRE.BOARD PRIN7SAEU WIS.DOl
a
Grocery Store Removed !
pIIyYJp Dynrv

Corhor If Main and Columbus SIS, Ottdua,
MOST respectfully bsgs leave TO call the a,ten.
WI ton OF III, public to s establishment. and
to inform them that h. has removed from the
west side o the court house square TO The stand
lately occupied by Bambef 4 Co, as the "Peo,
pies cheap tore on the corner OF Main and
has usi retained rem St Louis, with a heay
assortment Of GROCERIES aud other ARTICLES,
which he bought ior CASH. and can
therefore sell as chap as any merchant town.
lie respectfully invites persons Ia give him n call
before purchasing elsewhere. lie has q so large
assortment Of tobacco and cigars. lie 5ecs to
return thanks for the kind aud liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 him. end Eoliciis in-cnn-
tinuame. . ...- hpnl2S
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FAMILY GRoCERY.-Wc would call attcn-
ton to the advertisement Of Messrs. Morse &
Connellcy, in another column Of this paper.
They have abandoned the liquor business,
and have converted their establishment into
first class grocery store. They have now a
full stock, and we have no doubt can give
their customers as good bargains as can be
found anywhere in the city. Call and sec
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AOltcs1llCl Mills,

1T AVING leased the above mill, for term OF
IL years, and pu, the same in perfect condition,
am again preparedt TO resume custom grinding,
and havin competent and reliable Millers, hope
as heretofore, to give general sntiacton.
A superior article Of Flour, constantly on
hand, either at the Mill or nj Messrs. Redd.ck e.
Hurlbuts Store. jul 3-ly JAMES KELLER.
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To the Public.

7 N view Of the present high price OF -four, the
j subscriber has commenced the manufacture Of
KILN.DRIED CORN MEAL,
intended expressly for family use. tits superior
article, well bolted and thoroughly dried, and put
up in Is and SO VI, sacks.
Orders may be left a, Rediick & Ilurbuts, or
ht Le A1lcduct mills. Zap ID JAS kRELER.L
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talks extra pains,o procure choice chops Of
tea. and request good judges 10 make a trial of
it. Mustard, cassia. ginger, starch, pepper, pi-
II enio, cloves, indigo, putmees. tabr salt, fine
salt, coarse salt, saigratus, dried apples. dried
peaches, few lorrels very choice eastern peeled
peaches, nee, soda for washing, butiera and soda
crackers, No. and2 mnckerel, cod fish, white
fish and trout, in barrels and hall barrels. war
rauled tree from rust, and Of choice quality.
Always on hand when they can be pro cured, u
choice article Of butter, eggs, l1rd che ese hams,
and shoulders
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A New LGar,-Mr. Griggs has presented
US with self generating Gass Lamp, which
is certainly one of the finest improvements Of
tho age. Almost any degree of light can be
secured with them, by very simple ar
rangcmeut The lamp is ornamental, and
said to be economical costing much less
than candles, and making far better light
They can be seen at his drug store in Nat,in.
gers Block.
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NEW WORKERS.

All persons will be treated with respect and
dealt with niry. and wish every one 10 know
that
81 Nm,Jlc Sirpencc is better Man .Slow
.ShiHing."
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This department Of the bus mess is always KEPT
complete, and consists Of
Brown sugars Of dfercn, qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Becher's best coffee sugar,
Becherspure crushed sugar,
Belchsr's genuine pulverized sugar.
Plantation moasses, of best quality only, in
whole and half barrels,
Belther sugar house molasses,
Becher's golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee.
a.. l.
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MRS. GRAY

w OULD inform the publ; that she still con-
w tinues 10 give lessons on the piano, guitar.
and meodcon.
Also, instruction in thorough bass. Lessons
given her boarding place, Mrs. Holdens, and
ut the residence OF pupils. April %.
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Choicest Family Groceries

Which can be procured either east, south, or at
home, and will in no case knowingly sell any ar
tice not Of good quality without informing the
customeIsni IL and thtnat a reduced rice.
Children will always be as well dealt With as
'h-i. r-.-"s1. 4 insitc my Hiends und Their
neighbors.
The Public,
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N EW GOODS
At THE
PENNSYLVANIA STORE !

Dry G007s, D00ts 0nd 6H0cS, GToccries, and
Crockery.
THE public are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine my stock.
PETER OLlPIiANT
r B-1'he Ladies will please remember that
the best stock Of CATERS boots, shoes bnskns, &c
&c, IN the city Of Ottawa, Ii kept at he above
store.
Ottawa, april IA, 1855.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.--Thc circuit court met at
this city on Monday last. Business has pro-
crossed rapidly. No important suits are to
be tried, during the term. Tho business is
chiefly Of private character.