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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

Fatal Raiir0ad Accident.-The cars
that LETT Baltimore on Tuesday evening,
for Wheeling, found il necessary on We'd
nesday morning, in consequence OF the
large amount OF snow on the track beyond
Cumberland, TO put on two locomotives,
with which they proceeded very comfor.
iablv until within the vicinity of Cranbury
Summit, when the tire Of the forward To-.
comoliye broke, and threw ii of the track
and down an embankment Of about 50
feet. When near the bottom the lOcOmo-
tive turned over and caught Mr.. Christian
Zeigler, The fireman, under it. The engi-
neer, Mr.. Mckinley, was thrown of, and
in his fall received wound Oh the head
and bruise on the shoulder, neither OF
which vii! delain him from lis business
but few days. The remains o! Mr..
ZeigIer were taken from under Tie loco.
motive on Wednesday afternoon, and CON
yeyed to lis residence in this city, and in.
TERED in Tie Lutheran cemetery. None
Of the cars attached to the train were
thrown of. nor the other locomotive. -.
The running OF of the forward engine
was not known in the cars until the train
had proceeded some distance and stopped.
-{redeyick (Hd) Examiner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

R0bbing CoHgressman's Hfe.-On
the 2lst uit., al WIZARDS floIeI, in Wash.
ingion. the rooms el Mrs. Wood, wife ol
Col. Wood. member of Congress from
Portland, Maine, were entered while she
was out riding, and one thousand dollars
in gold, and thirteen hundred Gullars
worth of jewelry. were stolen. 4 lady's
watch, with richly jewelied case, was
left in the room. L
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

Tile Loss Of orr Heamsiips.--Sincc
1858 twelve steamships, lost at sea, have
cost | $50 human lives, aud s7,250, 900
Of property. Ine Independence" sunk
with 100 lives in the Pacific, and the
Tennessee and St. Louis followed, total
wrecks. The IIunbolt and the San
Francisco were wrecked in the Atlantic
the sane year. The Franklin, Cily
Of Philadelphia, aud Yankee Blade fall in
the catalogue Of 1894. City Of glasgow
with 4S0 lives. The Arlic with hun
dreds more, precious lives, were tho
crowuing caraslroPbes Of that year. In
1855 we have the sinking Of the North
Carolina, and the standing of the Golden
Age, which last, however, was saved and
re repsireI.--Nunfs Merchants Jaga-
zine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

Trinity Church, ". York.--By a re-
Por, Of the Vestry of Trinity Church,
presented to The State Senaie on Tuesday,
it appears that the total v,lne Of The prop
erly belonging TO the Church. irresPec-
tive Of tie leases Of buildings. is 32.G68,-
TIO. The amount of The annual rents on
buildings is s7l ,30l 81. and the amount
Of ground rents is stated atSl ,98 (, ,322. .G2.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

lands in the Union. This is a rare op-
portunity to persons holding Land War
rants in the Eastern States 10 have them
located by reliable company, on some of
the choicest lands of the Union, where
rapid advancement is certain.
1t will only be necessary TO transmit by
mail or express, your Warrants duly
transferred and we will return The Shares
or cash, by return mail, or the titles TO the
land as soon as it can be located.
Address by mail for Shares in the above
Associations, or for location Of Land War
rants, &C.,
LELAND. BARNES & Co.,
Agents CT. n. w. Land Agency,
Box $50, Chicago, Illinois.
n. B.--Where parties prefer it, lands
will be entered in their names. and taxes,
etc, paid for them, for an agreed portion
of The rise in value in periods of or
years. At which time if preferred by
them. their money will be returned with
IL per cent per annum interest in lieu OF
title to the lands. l.. B. & co.
Send in your Orders at Once.
Letters simply of inquiry, should en-
close stamp for return postage.
March |, 1856. I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08
1000 Land Warrants Wanted

We will pay the highest cash prices. in
shares. or part in shares or all cash we
vii! locate Land Warrants on the most ad-
van,agenus terms for parties abroad. We
having eifi;ien. agents in every Land
Office, with plots Of the best unenlered
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

RAIL RoADs.--I'he Senate of Virginia
has passed bill making further appro-
priation TO the Alexandria. Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company. A bill
has also been passed to extend the Manas-
81 Gap road from PurcelvilIe TO Harper's
Ferry. These are cheering movements.
The Maryland House Of Delegates has
passed bill by large majority relieving
the Metropolitan Railroad Company from
its obligation to connect with Frederick
and Hagerstown. 1t will therefore con-
uecl at or near the Point of Rocks. A
subscription of S5OO,OOO by Congress is
anticipated with some degree Of conf
dencc, TO construct the Road through the
District from the Depot of the Baltimore
Road
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08
No. 16.
Scricnce Of a Murderer.

The scene IN COurt-The Arburn n.
" American ofthe Sh inst, has the fol-
lowing account of the arraignment and
sentence Of John Fitzgerald convicted OF
the extraordinary crime Of numbering his
father, ,molaer and brother.
The Courl room was crowded with
spectators. The Judges took their seats
at the appointed lime, and The absorbing
interes. lelt by al! contributed 10 pfo"Hce
that brea,hless silence generally observed
on such occasions. The murderer was
brought in, and furnished with a seat
within the bar and only few feet iro"a
the bench. The District Attorney moved
that sentence be pronounced, and the
Judge told Fitzgerald 10 stand up. tie
: did so and all eyes were bent on him. tie
met the gaze of all unmoyed and unabash-
| ed.
Awful was the situation he occupied,
! vet he seemed tn b. most unconcerned oil
| all those present. lie was dressed with
scrupulous nea!ness. II was evident that
/ he had bestowed minute attention 10 his
costume. His dark hair which he wears
in finest profuSion, was combed and curl
ed with great care. His neck was envel-
|uped in silk check scarf the ends OF
which fell so low as to almost conceal
lis shirt bosom. His lrock coat was
spolcss buuoncd in front, and white
! handkerchief was visible in the side pock-
et 4 pair of dark pants and well polish
ed boots completed his "ouer mar"
lie arose to his feet when requested to
do SO by the Judge, and fixed his eyes
firmly upon him. The sentence was
long, but able, appropriated, and full of
earnest appeals TO lhe heart and the con-
science Of The wretched culprit. He ex-
hausled language and ingenuity in an at
tempt TO arouse him to realizing sense
of the enormitv of his monstrous crime
and lis awful consequences but his ef-
forts utterly failed. While all in the
court room were powerfully moved-not
few even to lears-yet Fitzgerald stood
. unmovcd throughout The Tying scene
, Not muscle moved. His countenance
was bold, hardened in every feature, and
his eye cold as marble. When asked if
he had anything 10 say why the last dire
ful penalty of the law should not be pass
ed upon him, he promptly and in low
voice replied, No, sir--not word J"
and when the Judge having sentenced
him to be hung on Friday, the 2sih of
March, concluded with an earnest appeal
to Almighty God in his behalf, Fitzgerald
said, 81 am much obliged 10 you sir v'
and took bis seat utterly unmoved and
aPparenhy unconcened. What wretch |!
A SCRAP OF History. Pope Sixtus
the Fifth was all honored and revered
Father in God, and an infalIible successor
of the chief Of the Apostles. Mr.. II. Il.
Macauley, in his new volume, tells US
that the holy Pope, finding that he could
not directly cope with gang Of outlaws
who got train Of mules loaded with pois
Oned wine and food, sent on a road that
ran close to the fastness. The robbers
sailed forth, seized the prey, feasted and
died. The pious old Pope exulied great.
y when he heard that the corpses Of ihir-
ty ruflians had been found lying among
The mules and packages.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08
WITHOUT RISK OR LOSS!

Any person may become a member Of
the Association, and joint owner OF the
property, entitled 10 distribution, on the
purchase of one or more shares or quarter
shares.
Every share and quarter share is duly
numbered, signed and registered, and will
draw its proportion of the property by It's
Number in whole or quarter tracts.
There being limited number of shares
yet unsold Agents are wanted in every
town in the Union, and the Canadas, to
sell stock and buy Land Warrants, and to
report extraordinary chances for invest
ment. A good percentage will be allow
ed. Booksellers and newsmen are parllc-
ularIy requested to order stock and act as
agents.
Land Warrants are wanted by the As
sociatiOn 81 their face or Sl,2o per acre.
in stock or the market price in cash.
The more funds received the more land
there will be to divide, as every dollar
now received by the Directors will be IN
vested for the Association. A comms-
sion of Is per cent will be allowed on
sales, and purchases and circulars will be
duly forwarded.
The Directors will remain to direct the
business, and any moneys received too
late to buy shares will be returned lmme-
diately by mail.
Agents will please remit as soon as
sales are effected, and write their names
and address as plain as possible, anu the
numbers Of stock and when sold.
The Result of the Distribution will be
reported to each stockholder by mail.
TO secure stock you have only TO en-
close the money at the rate OF $3 per
share, and 81 each per quarter shares, IN
current money, al our risk, directed TO
LELAND, BARNES & Co, Box S52,
Chicago, Illinois, and the shares will be
forwarded by return mail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08
e.5b q. - e - = l',Z4r.---f. f..gsr,
VLDUlJI5 GECL.G .5Js.

10 Cook Frozen PoTATugs.-A cur-
respondent of the Syracuse Standard says
when po,aloes are frozen so hard that they
cannci be washed, you NAV turn them IN
10 boiling water, add one ounce OF salt,
boii them quite fast uniII done. anL then
pea ilem, and no person can tell that they
were lrozan.
ScpUEs ~ CATTLE.--A correspondent
of the Albany Cuilvalor says that he had
a COW which secured badly, and thinking
.Ishe might as well die the one way as
snoiher," he gave her handful Of ssIipe-
ire. and she got better forthwith, and is
now as well as ever.
ADULTERAr.oS OF FLOJR.-H is broad
ly limited thai nIii'ers are in the practice Of
adalierstibg their -four with corn meal.
An experienced housewife says that when
ever -four is thus aIulieraled, IL may be
detected BY lightly pouring some -four
upon pan Of wafer. The meal will pre-
clPita!e to the bottom Of the pan, and The
flsar viii aoat.
T.. A
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

SnoW on The MOuntaias.--The snow
on the mountains, between Cumberland
and Wheeling, is said TO be several feet
deep. The express train from Baltimore,
in charge Of conductor RawIins, arrived
at Wheeling, on Monday last, by means
Of eight irsl-cIass locomotives attached to
three cars, and Gov. Shannon, of Kansas,
and the rest Of the passengers, have pub
lished a card stating that The obstruction
was greater than they have ever expert
enced in railway travelling. The admi-
rable manner, however, in which they
were "put through" has elected card of
thanks 10 all connected with the train
Baltimore Sun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08
Among DE SHAREHOLDERS Of the Association,
Sl25 00O n Lands AND CASH

Comprising 42 fine farms, worth from $500 to
S3O,OOO, each; 1000 town lots in promising
towns; 10000 acres choice Western lands, as
follows:
l Farm of $50 acres, with orchard
and good buildings, within one
mile of the K. Il. station, and 20
miles OF Chicago 800 900
l Farm, 100 acres, in Rock Coun-
ty, Wisconsin, with young or
chard, fair buildings, and half
tmbered 10000
Farms in Illinois, each 81 900 1000
3 Farms in Indiana, each $500 1900
, Farms in Missouri, each 5000 = 1900
Ten 100 acre tracts in Wisconsin,
each $4O0, 1000
1000 town lots in the above States 5000
10000 acres Of choice wild lands 10000
10000 acres prairie lands in Iowa and
Minnesota, being entered.
Each lot and farm is prize, and the
lands are so divided as 10 secure to every
share, at least tOtOn lot or an acre Of
good land, with the chances for the
splendid farms, worth from $500 10 $780,
600 each
Such IS the increased value OF these
lands, that purchasers stand ready to pay
cash, within 90 per cent Of the valuation.
for any Of the prizes over 500. And
smaller prizes will be taken at their value,
in payment for stock in the next annual
distribution.
Your committee having received the
books, papers, registers and titles to the
lands, have visited most of the farms, and
find everything entirely correct and salts
faclory-much beyond their most san
guine expectations. They therefore,
without hesitation, recommend this Asso-
citation to the patronage of all those who
desire A HOME IN THE WEST, and
TO those seeking profitable investments :;
Where a Few Dollars Now Invested
May teN largely in the future
IUTTIIOTTT DICK on JOSSt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08
AGEN T S

VIM. II. PEARE, Sun Iron Buildings, Baltl-
more GEORGE A. CRoFUT, Successor to Lay x
Brother 73 south 4th street, above Walnut,
Philadelphia V. B. PALMER, Tribune Build
ings, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

BACON and LARD Patent, Fish and
I'D ETHEREAL Oil, for sale by
Oct. Dauid Billmyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

|NURE Brandies, Wines and other IL
< quor, for sale by Dauid Biltmyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

ETHEREAL Oil, Linseed Oil, Sc, just re
IL ceived and for sale by
August II +. =. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

II is said that the Small Pox is prevail-
ing TO considerable extent in Harrx-
bug. Pa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-21
SARAH GiSE.G.

Dsgs- 4. arsy t-sty of !SrIis. S.!i Grf Fircy M
Es7z-y t;15f- RoJrls 0us- u " MIL .S;5rs oQVo-
zst fI- RllE IF Dttgtcd.
BsG s IN ~'.a-,.io- N rnr s-tr7sTS Stoci
@. Icn-ets and NJ -nssy I5sd-. Just rec.-Ted, and
nov CVea Or Inspection comprising every variety OF
s-ra~ SID, a-t Ftu-y E31zrls, Grapes, S-Ea~ 1sla-
rIl.-s Band Boxes l.. B., I'll u which have select
I With the greatest care hoping 20 please ~ cd ends
ard customer -
Escst variety O. rev style DRESS IRINNlNDS' sue b
.s Fg!Hges Srd Fa-ry Buttons s-so. EnDEJI=Ty and
Mourning Collars. Dress MAKING attended 20 as Csua.
ladies Wishing Dress Goods. that cannot be obtained n
l..4E.- vii gleaE- call ana examine samples and leave
c.s ys C5r tie sane. have made arrangements Il.
Cki-sgc receiving ell kinds Of Dress Goods As the
trade qll-es-
Trusting the srprrior advantages posssssl hope n
receive an early cali or SDTrC Fashions from Old Gus.
toners. and solicit the PsI-oIsge of all Ladies VIII mad
he in attendance between the hours Of A u. and
P. "
Bleaching al pressing done as usual.
sbTsuis ll-ds 70 order upon sl.o:t notics-
April IS sAEah "i'h""'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-21

The CAMPAIGN OF FALsEnoop.- The Chi.
cago Abolition papers are notorious all over
the country for their talsehood, and their
mendecity, and We now, in few brief " ords.
placed the stamp Of Falsehood upon each of
them:
Matt Ward, the murderer Of a Kcnincky
schoolmaster, was in the Cincinnati Conven-
ton Tribune.
The Editors Of the Tribune. knowing that
statement to be false, are guilty Of base,
deliberate lie.
Herbert. the murderer OF keating, was a
DELEGATE in the Cincinnati Convention.-
Democrat. Ircss ami Tribune.
The Delegates from California were eight
in number. and their names were as follows:
p. C. Rust, s. H. Dcsh, d. f. Euell. J. II.
Hill, p. l. Solomon, j. l.. Brent, |. N. Daw.
lev. S. w. Inge. These were all her Dele.
gates and the Editors of the Democrat. Pyess
and Tribune, in asserting that Herbert was
Delegate, asserted base, deliberate lie.
When Richardson nominated Douglas il
the Convention, the nomination was receiy.
ed with hisses.-JournaL
This is lie, as base and as unbushinc as
either Of the foregoing ones; and we rejoice
to see that even the Democrat, Tribune and
Pres felt it too base even for them to repeat
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Wall Paper Depot.
6. C. EARL & SON,

CIs&s1Gn's old stdud Corner Of Aafn and Columbus
Stre.ts.
AvE just received their Spring stock. and have now
for sale the elegant lot OF Paper Hangings,
Window Drapery and Shades ever offered in Ottawa
They are prepared to furnish in quantities TO suit p
cha-ers the latest patterns OF Satin Gilt Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and borders. Also Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Prints &c, &C. Their stock
purchased directly from manufacturers, and sold
a small edvance on frst cost. myll-tf
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rObaccn * Ci.ar NEamufaciOry.

On Main ST, one Door East If Post OC!cs,
sS.HE Subscriber would the public thai lie
u uufacturiug and keeps on hand tie best quality OF
Chewing TJoacco Snuff pes, &c, al wholesale and
tail, prices AvoFsbie cus;oIsrs Also, the best c!
Havana LaOpeTa. CassatOfIs, and other kinds O: c.!
g4rs. Farmers gLd others who smoke or chew MAKE
a great saving By buying Of az wholesale as can
sell a better article. = a less price than psdlsrs
Please call my NanufsctoEy. door west o. the
,i,,va. Nov 10 G. II SCHNEIDER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-21
VS.. ef ..s Pcs. 0E:e, .A.ts SIT, O.!1sei. II
WILLIAM couN1JJy

C-o-i:1sJ EsffttisireTE:N0sth side Of Court House
y kSPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Ottawa and
the -tlc II general hat he has removed his Tailor
ing Establishment and Coi-ing Store door to H. r
Zines Exchange Oice, north side of the Court House
where he Will be happy wait his old, and
lie keeps hand large assortment OF Cloths,
Cassn=res and Yesngs. Also, large assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing. OF his manufacture Also. 4
g-er ssortmeut OF Furnishing Goods, from the top Of
the head the sole o. the foot All kinds OF Garmsnts
made Up the by the best OF workmen
Cutting done usual, and warranted TO fl II properly
made lp Ottawa, Dec 29.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-21
NEW
WAGON & CARRIAGE SHOP.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce TO the
pubic that le has opened shop IN a new and com
r5diors building adjoining his Blacksmith Shop, on Co.
Iuhs street, where lie will manufacture and zee? con
stautJy for sae fall assortment Of "AGoss, CARRIAGES
and IrL.rrg made % material and by expert
cucet =ctEi-s and hs world invite the attention oi
purchasers heavy stock Of SEASONED LuMBEh nov on
hand Believing tts manufacture an aTtcle not
inferior made in the City. and with deterUl-
nation 10 give satisfaction the purchaser, e would So
Iicit e share of patronage.
JOB WORK and REPAIRING done to order and at
short notice. sept 22-tEl p TANNING
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MILL y l. X Y &.

VI I'LL be happy the ladies' Q, Ottawa and sur
~ roIndiug country, al her rooms over the Marble
From, sore. where she has just received and ee-
raut assortment # SPRING AND SUMNER MILNE
ny -iuE confident tLat !acies canno: bitter please
themselves elsrz-here. she respectfully socits call
Fashions cor dresses VII hereafter be received every
r-or..h O:;Ewa. Ayrl 5
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SiCkleS

OWNERS OF Reapers and Grass Cutters win ind it
their advantage to call, il they want anything in the
e;ck,e line Old Sicklss cut repaired Extra
s.c,,ons on hand various kinds Machines. Every
lin OF work warranted good represented at
.onab'e prices u sWEkiSLk CO.
-vsran Ear e. .se City Mills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-21

TIE subscriber respectfully to the citizens
= Of Ot;a~a and vicinity that he has opened paint
shop a. the old stand Of E L. wAIEExAy where he in
sends 20 DO al kinds Of painting, graning glazing and
psp<r hsn4tnS Al order. vi h- rsnctually attended
&c ''e- r ecvyFE
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- Z w MILE y Z II Y =

Would morn te ladies OF Ottawa and vicinity that
" she has Oh land a new and fashionable Stock OF
Millinery Goods for Spring and Scrnmer trade, at her
rooms on Ia Sale two doors south o! Ahs store,
wher. sls viii be h uyy all her friends.
PAr.-fln Patterns received every month. March %
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d L y IT'S tt RY.
WM- SMITH. VI. D..
0r.,s iu BtssHstts Block, up s,1irs
CYY~~ TENDERS his professional service. TO
tie citizens or Ottawa aad vicinity. All
operations. performed in scientific manner, and warTa
.ed equal IN utility 10 the best
Auong other improvements, Dr. SsIith IS inserting
Teeth Gutta Prrcha plates
Csr and specimens.
osa,e hour. fsom Q O'Clock IN to5Ps ap5
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Getty MEAT MARKET.
ERS. ATTENTION!
DkEM n IAIERHAEiR

ARM ERS. ATTENTION.!
DREW ~ MAIERHOFER
~ II AVE the pleasure Ufinyorm-
nv ing the farmers OF La Sale
" and surrounding counties. that
w. they are manufacturing, ut their
M al their large establishment at
~ The side-cut lock. the main
o...-, ., , s.v,e and at n cheapness hitherto
..' .-,a.ct'ed " in northern Illinois, all kinds Of
A.ricuiturHs linIlcmcntS,
CT, =. S,r,,o, S-o,,yirD One Horse, anil Prairie
pfOUS 1grro,ns. ClitiudtOrs Horse Rdkes, &C.,
In short all kind. Of heavy farmertoos Their nachi-
uery all new perfect. and propelled by an no
ana examine their work whether they wish to purchase
or not 4H0tei- Icork Is ,oHrruntfd
Orders from a Distance promptly attended TO, ana iri
Tements placed board canal boats or cars Ift. o'
charge. e""-' ~ ~
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MILL y i l. Y.
Cyr1.sr MIin Il C0lx1JU- sts.HrS. GreJ2s 0.d stG'i~
MISS SARAH AVERY

DIES to the Ladies of city and country, that
she has fl and complete stock o: new and iasto-
u.be Millinery al her EeE stand on the corner o; Main
aud Columbus streets consisting o part fBonnsis Rh-
bor= Forer- Cps Trimmings ard Il the iat able
filte Gx5nEs IN the Eay ol millinery
ladies'. please call and examine
y 4 J,.-s VIExrJ attended 10 as usull.
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STONE * EEES,
u L y Il L = Il Il Y

l.. =. IfSs-lS
TIAyINCs determined TO make Ottawa his future resi-
III dspce, take pleasure IL announcing 70 the pub
&c that he be found at his ot-e - all hours,
dr rforIn all operations upon the teeth, in the
MOST scIESTrFtC ASn HAsTEELT MAYER
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, WITH on wfTEorT GCxs, put is
upon The approved principles, upon the very best
OF materials, and al reasonable prices All work
rsEi.d and entire satisfaction gwen or 10 coEpedsaon
asked tor-
Roenls In Nai.irEer's E.oek south q Court Iou.e
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OTIS C.. DAY & CO.'S
.--n.y .rrA-rV AZ, Y.rD n nrr-vTf
OTTAWA STONE YARD,

y
SY1a-ior Street. BIrGTs Wagon Es.ylisinr
STONE cut 10 all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet for sale all delivered to order
March 10.
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SYs0rs. C;tlJrg.
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