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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-09

The GREAT KIDNAPPING CAsE-Our neigh
Dor Of the Republican has on several occa.
sions shed tears and expended no little
amount Of indignation over the wrongs suf-
fered by q Mr.. Cook, who, he averred,
had been forcibly abducted by some police
officer Of this city, and carried to New York,
to answer for an offence which he seemed to
regard Is at most but venal 1t seems the
wrongs Of Mr.. Cook have also prcyed upon
his mind, so that he has made an effort to
end them by means not entirely canonical.-
Whether the means adopted to bring this
man Cook to justice were in strict accord
ance with all the tcchnicalitics Of the
law or not, it seems he has at last been
brought to trial, an ordeal he appears to
have no violent taste for. We find the fol-
lowing notice of his case in the Ithca, N. Y,
Chroaiols, OF May 80:
Az ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE Shock
ING AFFAIR, ALMosr!--At our County Court
last week, young man named Cook, lad a
trial in relation u the seduction of dausli.
ter Of Mr.. Chauncey, Of Caroline. The re-
suit didn't please him much, and finding
himself indicted for rape and seduction
also, and two civil suits in the same matter,
claiming $4,000 damage, having been com,
menced, he seems to have thought "this
mortal COLI might as well be shuiiled off,"
and so went and purchased IN article very
prominently labeled 'Suph. Morphine,
scruple." Next morning his friends found
him in comfortable snooze at the hotel,
about ten o'clock. On being awakened he
made them understand that he had commit
ted suicide; showing the empty paper Us
evidence Of the fact.
Physicians were called in post haste, who
administered thorough vomit'em," and
though pone Of the poison appeared, he soon
got around, bright as new cent, and better,
! il not wiser. One doctor said he hadn't
taken any morphine, and another though the
might have taken Of grain, instead OF the
20 he declared he had, and which would
have "laid him out" sitter than herring in
an hour. Some folks who believe in prcdes-
tination and who think man that's born
for certain purpose can't avoid his destiny,
even by cutting his throat, look wise about
these days, and point to this as proof OF
their theory, although Cook had, in addi-
ton to what he expects, the remembrance Of
what he has done, in bringing disgrace and
sorrow into once happy family, to prompt
him to try the towards experiment. But il
appears his pluck, or something else failed
him, or he was only playing make be.
| lieyc."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-09

EAMEs EXCHANGE OFrIcE.-Quitc an i'm
provement has been made in the appearance
Of the north side of our public square by the
addition Of another story and handsome
csrice to the three story building lately &C.
cupied as drug store by E. Y. Griggs.-
The building has been purchased by II. +.
Eames, Esq, who has removed his Ex-
change ofiiccin to the room on the first floor,
which las been fitted up in the haalsomcst
manner as banking room and Exchange of.
flee. Mr.. +. opens in his more commodious
quarters with enlarged means and DISPOSE.
ton to serve his friends in the line Of his
business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-09

SHOOTING IRoys.-We observe our friend
Bunker has removed his gun and ammuni-
ton store to the room next door south Of his
old stand lately occupied by Mr.. Olmstead
IS dry goods store. The room has been
newly fitted up and in it is now displayed
such stock of rifles, fowlng pieces, ps-
tolls, powder, shot, caps, game bags,
TASKS, and all the paraphernalia Of the game
killing art, as to delight the sportsman's eye
to look upon. Mr.. B. is evidently prospc.
ring, and no one can better deserve it.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, June =.
Arrivals Of Corn and Oats pretty free d II.
ring the week, and prices had gone up on
Tuesday to rs for Corn, the highest figure
yet reached. Since then, however, Corn
has been receding, and last evening ear
was taken at 60, and sheled 7lc. 9th
er articles, no change.
Fow-S9.o0, at retail.
Wheat-Spring, sl.5oal 90; Winter, ST.
60dxl.G5.
Corn--Ear, G9a70c Shcllcd, 7oa7lc.
Odfs-iSc
TotatoeS-$l.o0.
Butter--l4c.
Eggs-sc.
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FINE SrocK.-We saw few days ago a
piece of cattle led through town that was
something to look Il, with admiration and
wonder. 1t was bull brought all the way
from Vermont, and if LEICESTER or Devon.
shire can beat it, We should like to see the
animal they do it with. The critter is
owned by Sanford and Skinner, who are
stopping at the Central Hotel.
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Grocery Store Removed !!
PHILIP G. Dirty.

CorDor ?f NoiE and Coivmbu, s's., Ottdra,
\ lOsl respectfully begs leave 10 call he aitrn-
vi non OF tn public to his establishment, and
to inform ihem that be has removed from the
west eide o The court house square TO the stand
lately occupied by Bamber * Co, as the "Peo-
pies cheap tore" on the corner OF Main and
Columbus Sis, near the Fox nyer bridge liz
has Just returned irsm ST. Louis, with heay v
assortment Of GROCERIES and other anlc les
which he bought Tor CASH, and eau
therefore Sc u as chap as any merchnn, i, town
lie respectfully invites persons 10 give him n cal
before purchasing elsewhere. lie has also n urg,
assortment al tobacco and cigars. lie 5ees /.
return thanks for tn, kind and liberal pitronng,
heretofore extended 10 him, and soliciis its con.
iiuuante. Apnl %
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PoIsoSED.-On Thursday last, Mrs Cot.
tington who lives near the Fox River House
gathered some greens" which were cooked
and eaten by herself and two children for
dinner. In the evening they were all taken
sick-a physician was called who found
that they were poisoned from eating stra
monium, commonly called jamestown weed
The children are now supposed to be out
Of danger, but it is thought that Mrs. Cot
tington cannot survive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-09

Strawberries are plenty in Montgomery,
Alabama.
So says an exchange. They ought TO be
plenty hereabouts, too, for there is no coun-
try in the world better adapted to their pro.
duction THAI any part Of Illinois. But We
are sorry to say, Strawberries are not as
plenty as usual ia our immediate vicinity
this year. The few weeks of dry weather
experienced at just the critical period when
this, the finest of all fruits needs NEST mos-
turc, had the effect to blast half the crop,
and the balance is small and stuntcd.
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FRosT.--Thc press all north Of us com
plain OF a heavy frost on Saturday and Sun.
day evenings, cutting down cucumbcrS,
squashcs, melons, and in some instances
even the young corn. Although, quite
cool, we are happy to say there was not suf-
ficent frost in this vicinity or south of us on
Saturday or Sunday evenings to do any dam.
age
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r, S. Stockton

M uuLD announce 10 Tue puuiic 'hat lie Is
w now receiving a complete stock oi
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting IN irl OF ladies' dress goods, The Ia
test styles Of silk mnn,illns large line OF whit,
goods domcstcs OF every quality and pfcc.
Also complete stock of gloves aud hosiery
To my usual stock have this spring added u va
riety of carpeting, straw mating, painted car
pets, stand and table spreads, &c.
Every style Of Panama. Leghorn, aud straw
hats, for men and boys.
VIVA, will interes, the ladies', have a nice as
sor,ment OF silk, Belgrade, lace andbrillinnl Flo.
renee, embroidered lace, Lechorn aud braid
edge, bonucts, not Of las, years, but this years
styles.
Ready made cl o,hing, boots and shoes, poke
mud table cutlery, md notions oi all kinds.
Lnst but not least, n new stock OF groceries
sugar. choice moasses aud syrup, coffee, tea
&c.
Please call q, the Boston store, next door TO the
Mansion house, aud will be happy to convince
my friends that tins il the s,or. tor goods bar
gains tApnl ell J. 5. STOCKTON
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new GOODS
ATLOCKWOOD'S

THE subscriber IA. enlarged, refitted, and
i greatly improved the store Tor many years &C.
cup,e ed by him. and has filled ii with the largest
and choicest assortment Of the various kinds of
goods usually kept 10y him. that he has ever before
offered. Having unusual facilities ia
NEW YORK,
And other eastern as well as southern markets,
he intends by monthly and weekly receipts TO
hep the s'o nj all tunes full and complete. AMI
by having buyer constantly in the eastern mar
kets can take advantage OF the rise aud fall OF III
articles IN his line, and by taking advantage OF
all opportunities To buy cheap, confidently be-
heves he can successfully compete with sll whu 90
east only once OF thrice peor, aud are then com
yelled 10 purchase At whatever cos. goods may be
held. .....
Having had mnnv years experience in the
wholesale houses IN New York--having been ed
ucaied merchant from boyhood, and an rxperl.
-nce vi nearly tenyedTslh pfiaIpd lustitrs hun
in the belief that hts friends aud the whole public
willie more evenly aud grsdlaiy dealt Win Than
10y those. who without experience or Judgment,
sell one thing cheap. aR0the, one dsar and IN re-
atty neither knUw when an article Is cheap or
dear, and not unirequently are entirely ignorant
Of the articles they offer tor sale.
/ have Obtained the services oi gentiemanly
clerks; established peI,ect system ci order and
regularity. marked my goods at a Just and Sca-
s'nable profit, that both buyer and seller may
lire, aud intend to devo'e all my time to the
store when not absent for the purchase Oi goo 10.
desire to adhere strictly TO the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
And int nd that none OF my customers shall be
dissa listed with .
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@ttatua free Gtaner

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-
ecutions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-09

ERE. BOlRD PRINTS AND VINDOI
Agents Wanted I!
To sell more Wdn 90U Nin7s OF
Popular Books for the People,

Published by Miller, Orion, & MuHsan, Auburn
and New York
"a chance to make rrurry and do good"
"Money is plenty and good books will SELL
A M0NG the books on this lis, are Fern leaves
~ LIST and I'd series, Little Ferns, stories about
birds, do animals, insec, wonders, besides lon 6
list for children.
The biographies Of Washington, Webster,
Clay, Jefferson. Adams, Jackson, Taylor, La.
taye,,e, Franklin, Bonopar,e. Empress Jose
phlne, Mary, Queen Of Scots, Joan of Arc, La
dy ane Cray. Gen Scott, Danl. Boone. &c.
A large number Of historical works, narratives
and travels, aud complete collections OF more
than 10 vols. Of the poets.
All Of which, with many more Of the best
books Of the times, we will furnish TO agents q,
the publishers pr ices.
Catalogues giving wholesale aud retail prices
can be- had at our store, or sent bv mail TO any
part Of thu country. may 10 RhruguS & Oarov.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-09

And intend they sha Il not regret continuing old
acauaintances or forming new Persons from the
state OF New York settling in this vicinity, will
be very likely 10 meet their acquainlnncrs and
friend. here, as this store is the general rendez
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-09
SUMNER WEAR.
Family Groceries!

This department of the bus mess is always kept
complete, and consists Of
Brown sugars OF dtieren; qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Belcher's best coffee sugar,
Belcher'spure crushed sugar,
Belchsr's genuine pulverized sugar,
Plantation molasses, of best Qialiiy only, in
whole and halt barrels,
Belcher sugar house molnsscs,
Btlcher's golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee.
Java coffee, Told government malk)
Black and Green Tens.
! take extra pains TO procure choice cl.ops of
tea, and request good judges to make 4 trial of
it. Mustard, cassio, ginger, starch, pepper, pi.
nen,o, cloves, indigo, nuImegs tnbl. salt, fine
salt, coarse salt, saTraus, dried apples, dried
peaches, n few loireA very choice eastern peelrd
peaches, nee, soda Tor wishing, butterand soda
crackers, No. ! and 2 mackertl, cod fish, White
fish and trout, in barrels md hall barrels, war
run,ed Tree from rust, and Of choice quality.
Awu Us on hand when they can be procured, n
choice article Of butter, eggs, lard ch, ese, hams,
and shoulders
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stock, which he Is now rrceiv ing direct from New
York, among which will be found the following
articles
Drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dyes,uffs, var
nishrs, pn,eat medicines,
" indow glass, paint and varnish brushes,
Wall aud curtain paper. books and stationery,
Tobacco, snuff, cigars, &c.
Punes, taisins, clirons, &c.
Jules llnur's, and other extracts.
" liie lend and zinc, Al wholesale and retail,
| Plain and ornamental gas and camphnr lamps,
! Oh window shades. with patent fixtures,
Patent medicines OF all kinds kept constantly on
hand.
| am also agent tor Jaynes medicines, and
Christle's gavanlc cnra'lvrs,
Druggists Supplied at wholesale prices.
School books, blank and note books, cap,
note, and letter paper; envelopes OF all kinds I;
pens and prnholdefs, states, pencils, &c.
Also, n fine ssorlment OF perumery and po-
ma,ums Tor the hair.
Combs of various kinds and styles. Clothes,
| hair, tooth, and nail b ushes
| Faacy arlic les tor aides toilet.
| Toys Oi all kind. for children.
And ia fact would say ihit have every thing
usually kept in drug fancy, and notion store.
| would sn \ tn those ~ want OF anything IN my
line, to come nd see and examine my stock aud
prices, as my goods were selected with care, aud
bought exclusively for cash, which will enable me
to sci so low that all will be satisfied Come aud
give ne u trial
Prescriptions pu, IN at all times. day or night
andal drugs warranted pure and fresh.
Remember the place, Walkers drug depo,
south side Of the public square.
May 10. d, WALxgR.
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MAN KtLLED.-We are panied to learn
that an Irishman, named Micheal Smaller, .
laborcr on the scow used in repairing the
canal, was killed near Buffalo Rock on Tues
day. lie was digging under an embankmcnt
near the Railroad, when the train happened
to pass, and SO Jared the earth as to cause
it to cave in, covering him completely, and
before he could be extricated, he was stran-
eied.
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Choicest Family Groceries

Which can be procured either enst, south, or al
home. and will IN no case knowingly sell any ar
,icle not OF good quality without informing The
customers OF II and then at u reduced p rice.
Children will always be as well dealt with az
their parents. | invite my friends and their
neighboIs.
The Public,
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A CONSISTENT BET. Monday last,
while the people were voting upon tho pro.
hibtory liquor law, we were standing in the
court house yard, where we overheard a
conversation, in substance as follows:
"Jim, III bet you that the Maine law'll
carry"
"What'll you bst!"
swell, I'll bet gallon Of beer"
"l'll take the bet" said Jim, suppose We
have it now"
"Done!" and they moved Off to grocery
and got the beer, whicl they SOON disposed
Of 10 great glee.
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VIOI.lNs!
Aladden's Lamp

n the sell generating gas lamp, which is found
l. nt the sign OF The good Samaritan. 1t will
give the light OF icandles at lc an hour, or the
light OF Scandlesat lie an hour. All WIN have
tried them will warrant them TO be the cleanest,
safest, pre,tiest, cheapest light even used. -
Farmers, lawyers, mechanics. and everybody
else who hate grease, dirt, trouble, smoke, aud
du!kness, Try them, and prove the truth.
May ~. n. Y. GRfess
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ATKINS REArER.-There are twenty diff.
ferent kinds Of reapers and mowers manu-.
featured in our state, and four or five differ.
Hnt kinds in Ottawa, and all, so far as we
know, are good machines, and answer per.
fectly the purpose for which they arc in.
tended. We believe, however, Atkins
Reaper, Of which an advertisement appears
in our columns to-day, is the first success.
anl attempt yet made, so to combine rake
with the reaper as also to constitute it a self
rakcr. The machine was thoroughly tested
last year. aud came up, in every instance,
fully to its pretcnsiops. Farmers can OK.
anime it at the worchouse of n. b. Bristol
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Crockery!

A large assortment Of fire proof colored stone
China ware, in pitchers. bowls, pie plates. tea
pots, sugar bowls. cream Jugs, molasses Jugs
with Bri.tauis covers, chlin5ers, spiitoons, pre-
serve jars with covers, cake bakers. bed pans
ilower pots. besides plenty oil commoa cups aud
saucers, white aud coloyed tea sets, coffee cups
bowls and pitchers. meat pla,teis. gfcatvare';
OF common and good stone plates, u nlbl Is. VIA
egarctn salt cellars, pepper boxes aud mus
tard Jars I; besides all sizes OF ear hen Jars Jues
and churns for ui tl,:u, AMI hold ne good butri
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u GOODS OR PRICES.
! intend TO continue The
BARTER TRADE

So convenient 10 farmers and will always exs
change for their marketing at The Highest Market
rates. Such Of isy customers Ms bring In Juaf'
keting. will gren,Iy oblige me by bringing none
but good, as poor butter eggs. lard, cheese, po :
LIKE oil other poor goods they do not give sa,isiac-
ton to any one. and are dear at any price.
Having very large trnde. can afford 10 sell
mnch cheaper than those who do a small business
and can also keep constantly ON hand
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A MUCH LARGER STOCK,

So tina, every one can be iuliy sup lied Good
and sutstdntiai goods will make up a majon,y OF
the slo,k-such goo rs enter inlo the every day
consumption oi ialmefs. mechanics, labo rers,
professional men. merchants and their wives ind
families. -
shal make great cxeitions to have constantly
Nh La nd q nIll ne snti nlrni of ih,.
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Boots and Shoes,

Consisting OF
Mems kip welted bouts,
FTen,h cali "
heavy cOwhide boots,
pump, goat. aud aip boots.
Boys boot. OF hip and 'p'i leather.
Mems heavy brogans.
cali shoes.
goat
patent leather Shoes
patent leather and cloth shoes.
ChildTen's. infants, boys and youths cacks.
slips, ankle lies, kid cocks, patent leather pafo-
dis, Jenny Lind boots. lace boots. black and o.
lor-d gliiers, bronze boOtees, enaneled bostees
kip, goat. calf, and heavy broeans.
Wome's Bootees, Slips, Baskins, 7ies, and
Caters, -.
OF many coors, qualities, materials and kinds.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting Of two and three hoop painted pals
cedar aud oak super pals. wooden bowls. tube pi
all sizes. wooden chnrns, sugar tubs W ith covers
first quality Stsker brooms. common broolps, aud
e Sealed Corn baskets, ~
forsale at the midJ) store. X. 4dck's block ssn.
der the telegraph cfiice, tdoy 10 the post of
flee, by MAY l2l Jois LocKwoopa
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COTTON RAFTING.

I 4 ROLLS Of cotton batting were left ~ the
! u store Of the subscriber, IN Ottawa, about
Two weeks ago ior which no owner has yet np
peaFed. The owner is requested 10 take 1t away
paying tor this advertisement, or u viii be sold
10 naX chnrgr. LMnY 2GL Il Mm.IanMEnN-
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NEW WORKERS.

All persons will be treated with respect and
dealt with AIRY, and wish every one TO know
that
~ Nim5ie Sirpence is bctter than .Sloc
.MUiiAg"
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DiSSOlO(iOll,

THE partnership in the merchandising bust.
J. ness heretofore existing between the Under
signed, was dissolved on the j., OF Nav inst
10y mutual consent. The affairs Of the late firm
wlII be .elrl.j by Jno n T. II. A Shuer by
whom the business will he continued al the old
stand. Jso. n SnrLrR,
DArL EicntLBErGfR,
May 26-3w HgxgY A. SHuLLR.
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CO.pnrtncrsI,in Yo1icc

I>llE subsc riber would respectfully Inform his
i friends and The public in genera tina, he has
associated with himself in business Mr.. Jon
Harrington, und-r The name aud firm ol Fleming
d Harrington. Jas. FLEMING.
Mar.rtlIr. Nav 8
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stock consists OF a general assor
DrV Goods,

Comprising mems, wom-ns nnd chll1rcn's,
wear consisting lOi the best styles 1t prints, de
Iaines, gipphains. cha lis, lawns, printed Jnco-
nets printed mulls, black silk slpaccas, boinba {.
zines, chambfays, red, white. blue, yellow, aud
gray ilannes, Salisbury iianncls hr children,
blrached and unblraChcd Canton tdnnels, siik
warp. white fannels, plain aud plaid lInseys,
apron checks, II d tickmgof all widths and quail
ties colorei camhrics Of all coiors, paper cam.
brics. silcsia Russian and American crash, Anne
r,cnn and Scot h diaper, Birds-ye diaper, dam
ask linen, table inen by the yard aud piece,
blench-d and unb,nched, bIeach-d, uublrached
aud coloted jacquard or cotton liable diaper,
WOODEN, wo,sted q nd cotton colored table covers,
OF, cloth table covers, and by the yard 4, ~,
and GA brown shlTilng and sheeIIng, some OF
the IN fine some very heavy, aud some medium,
beachcd inusiins at all widths and qualities,
bienched, unbleachcd, and slate colored Jeans,
mems aud womens linen canlbrlc handkerchiels,
some with coloTed tuTders, some hrlnsttchrd :,
sd sc,,,. nj, aaai s,o,k ct men. .,iL po.k.
ct haudkcTch eis, OF great variety OF patterns and
sizes, n great many kinds OF cotton hlndkerchiris
mems black and COlOTed SILK ciayats, bingham
and lawn cTayat-, mems plain. and wOmen's
worked collars, uHdcTslecVrs, about every color
width and style OF tnllrta. satin, neck aud bon
net ribbons, some Ot new aud choice styles.
large assortment Of mems, wom.n's, and
chiidT,ns gloves, consi.nngOl black, white, and
colurrd KID, sk, linen, Llslr thread, worsied
wooden, aud cotton also. wOmen's black sk
mius.
The stock of hosiery j. very large comprising
mems bcnched and brown, mixed aud fancy col
reod cotton hall hose. linen halt hose n superior
artlcl- ior mems summer wear womens white
slate, black, mixed aud mode coiOrs OF all quail
tics ,h,Idr,u Win. and pury hO-p
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Large Arrival of New Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store,

IN Cook & Glovers new brick block, where we
/ ARE now eadv to oiler to our city and country
customers the lorg.st assortment OF dry goods
ever brought to this market,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Par soils, all styles, at very low prices
Eonnet r.bbons--a large and complete assoit.
ment.
luan,las--rch aud elegant ,ewsyles.
DE lnints--ot less than the usual c, 1t.
l.awns-selling by dress patterns at wholesale
prices.
Hosiery, gloves, &c.
An exan,ina ton Ut our stock will con, nce any
one that we now offer somr Of the greatest bar
gains eyei offered IN Ottawa.
Nays Ross g. BANpsR.
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There were rain storms and thunder
storms during the month. On the nights Of
the 9TH, Sth, and 9th there was frost. OF
SO observations Of the wind, 80 were n T.,
II n, IS, 10 f., W., IN. W, and S.
Z. The temperature for the month exceed.
ed that Of the same month last year by
about degree.
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NOTICE !

nOCTOR MCNAMARA, homeopathic, AID
- elcclrizer, is now prepared to receive pa.
uenis in mis- office, over Phelps store. south side
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