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Congress-.

May LIN the Senate, Mr.. Weller called
attention to the fact, revealed by the recent
news from Central America, of British inter-
ference in the war between Walker and the
Costa Risans. Mr.. Seward suggested that,
as the President had already been called up
on for information on this subject, but for
good reasons, doubtless, had made no re-
| sponse, he had better be left free to exercise
his discretion in this delicate matter.
Mr. Douglas believed that the Clayton and
Bulwer treaty was being violated every day
by Great Britain, and though, something
ought to be done about it. He thought the
present government of Nicaragua legitimate,
as much so as the other existing governments
of Central america. 1t was the firmest and
most stable government there, had been
since the throwing off of the Spanish yoke,
and so far as he knew, justice was more i'm
partially administered and protected under
the existing government than under any
previous one.
She had as much right to naturalize Gen
Walker and give him military comman as
we had to do the same by Gen. Shields; fur
ther, Nicaragua has as much right to send
an American by birth as minister to this
country, as we have to send man of foreign
birth to represent us in the Court of Spain,
Italy, or Holland He believed we ought
to enforce our naturalization laws, but not
20 a hairs breadth beyond the line of their
duty. Mr.. Butler thought we ought to be
careful not to involve ourselves in war
with any nation through the acts Of inter-
meddling volunteers.
! In the House, some Buncombe sheeches
were made ON the slavery question.
! Nay 2.-In the Senate, Mr.. Benjamin
made speech on Kansas affairs, deprecat-
. ing the agitation of the Slavery question,
! and expressing his determination hereafter
/ to act with the democratic party. Mr.. Cass
/ complimcnted Mr.. Benjamin. There was a
, little spat between Mr. Hale and Mr.. Clay,
in which the latter got slightly excited. 1t
is supposed, from remark which he made,
that he does not altogether ike Mr.. Hale
! House-Thirteen private b lis were passed,
and the House adjourned to Monday.
Nay 5.-In the Senate, the naval board
business was discussed IT, the House, the
Senate bill for the Improvement of the St.
Clair flats was passed. Mr.. Clngman in
troducee a resolution to authorize the Presi-
dent to use any part Of the land or naval
force to provide for the safety of passengers
across the isthmus Of Panama. The reso-
lut on lies over
Ma Elm the Senate, Mr.. Bayard con
Guided another long, prosy speech on the
naval board affair In the House, the Sen
ate amendments to the deficiency appropria-
ton bill were discussed, but without coming
TO q vote.
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TERRIBLE DEATn.-M SIS Mary Webber,
aged about eighteen years, met with most
terrible death in this city on Friday last
She was employed in the family OF Mr.. II.
Logan, and having lighted one of the tubes
of fluid lamp and attempting the too COM
mon practice of lighting the other by turn
ing up the lamp, the fluid was spilled upon
her clothes which in an instant were in a
blaze of fire. Mr.. ard Mrs. Logan were not
at home at the time, and before the screams
of the poor girl brought the neighbors to
her aid, she was burned most frightfully.
She survived few hours, when death put
an end to her excruciating sufierings. This
Is another awful warning to persons who use
Nay 6h
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Vice Presidents.

GooDs BY THE Cur OFE.-Large quantities
of goods are being received here this spring
by the Joliet & n. l. r. r. They are re-
shipped by the Rock Island Road and are
consigned to numerous points on the line of
the r. l. Road, on the Illinois river, and
even to the interior of Iowa and Missouri
1t makes lively times about the Depots, and
gives employment to a large number of men.
-sJoliet True Dem.
The cutoff railroad, we notice by its pub
lished figures, pays well, Notwithstanding
the frequent assertion of certain Chicago pa
pers that it is failure. Our merchants can
always get goods much earlier by that route
than if sent through Chicago, where they
frequently get lost for months in the depots
and warehouses.
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sexenth Di.trict SENATORIAL Con.en,io,
Fact Stranger than Fiction.

Any who witnesses the operation of COMSTOCk &
BROTHERS. Family Medicines, will realize the above
TRUTH The common expression of all who them is,
they act like charm In reoring all pain, and pre-
venting and curing disease they have equals Their
assortment comprises no cureal but different
dy or each disease amounting THIRTY different
arcies on the very sensible principle that med
ice can cure all the ills humanity is heir This
commehds itself to the public in strong contrast to the
many cure'as and cure-everythings put up and sold
py ignorant vagabonds. They are also Propretors OF
fOUATT'S CARTOONS HORSE AND CATTLE Med
icnes prepared by them, with great after original
private recipes of TOudn, the GREAT ENGLISH FARRI
Ek TRf THESE articles when in need and We are sure
you will be well satisfied sale by Amasa FoAer. OF
lava, tn. See adver tisement. mye2w.
DiED-Apri 23d, ANNA NATTINGER, daughter OF e. Nat
tnger 1t the residence of her father Ottawa Her
disease vas that Of consumption. In her sickness she
exhibited the chdike resignation to the Will OF
God and her end peace In her short residence IN
this community she had endeared herself to all whose
acquaintance she made and with the brethren and sisters
of the church her choice the Methodist she has left
full proof Of faith and good works, and that she now
sleeps a sister n Christ beloved. Con-
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NICARAGUA AFFAIRs.-There is no later
news from Central America. Letters have
been received at Washington which are said
to show beyond doubt the complication of
England in the affairs at Nicaragua: the
cabinet are said to be good deal excited
about it. and intend to take immediate &C.
ton on the subject. Meantime large mum.
bers in New Orleans and at other southern
ports are preparing to 60 over and assist
Walker, and sympathizing meeting is call
ed at he National Hotel in New York on
Tuesday evening, which it is understood
Judge Douglas and Senator Miller have con.
sented TO attend and address.
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A Casting AFFAIR.-Atthe close of the de
mocratic convention at Springfield, two gold
headed canes were presented, by the demo.
Gratis of Springfield, to the editors of the
Chicago Times and the (German) Demokrat.
We notice some backwoods papers have mis-.
taken the Demokrat for Wentworth's paper,
and express, as we'll they might, great a.
Constituent thereat.
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1856. Spring Trade. 1856.

TIME subscriber begs leave inform his friends and the
public generally that he has received his spring and
Sumner stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of Fancy Dress Silks Of almost every
desirable pattern. Also, An extensive stock OF
Black Silks,
Which he takes the liberty say l. the most extensive
stock in this City. Also Bereges, obre stripes, DE
LANES, Chila Lawns, English and French tingianis
Prints. Also, large lot OF SHAWLs AND NASTlLbAs
Domestic Goods.
Bleachel and unbleached Muslins, briis, Checks
Hickorys, flannels, Crash, &c, &c.
Carpets, a new Feature.
II il well known that have the best assortment Of
zee are seHing than, too mind Those who
good Carpet had time, before it is
Ready Made Clothing.
A good lot OF Sgmnler Clothing.
Boots and Shoes.
This department Is always full As usual the best that
New York and Boston affords.
Furnishing Goods.
Da,nasks Oil Cloths Linens, &c, &C.
Hats and Caps.
Mems and boys Summer Hats. Also, cliildrens Hats
and Flats
Hardware.
Table Hardware Nails, Cutlery, &C.
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Sat:nets Jeans, Cottonades, &C, &c.
Groceries and Wooden Ware,
or all kinds, &C, &c. T. u Mili-ht'
OTTAWA Ma $50 Pennsylvania store
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Col. Rankin, marshal of Nebraska terrific
ry, denies Indignantly, in the Ne6raskian,
, that he was member of the Pittsburgh flu
sion convention-that body having published
his name in its proceedings as an attending
member.
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From Europe.

The North America at New York on
wednesday brings days later dates from
Europe. The only news is that the iron
workers in Glasgow are on strike causing
a heavy rise in pis-iron; that the Russian
army in the Crimea has been disbanded that
the excitement continues in the cotton mar
ket, with a further advance; and that wheat
and -four continue to drop while corn is
rising.
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Wall Paper.Window Shades.&c.

nCR stocl in this line includes a large variety Of nat
~ terms and qualities from the Manufacturer in
the country and the choicest Coored Velvet and Gold
Bordering We shall have constantly on hand a large
assortment Of
Cloth and Paper Window Shades,
Together with the best Kind OF Curtain Frequent
additions VIII be made to stock during the season.
We invite those who want this line To give us
lean We Will secure the services of the best Mechanics
IN the city to hang paper when desired winch VIE save
customers much time and trouble.
We would invite the attention OF business men anu INC
citizens of Ottawa TO our large and well selected STOCK OF
STATIONARY,
nj t,,, hest qualities Of Cap Letter. Mercantile
Note and Law Paper Buff ana While knVeoi's, fisiuhs
Cd rIJ and steel Pens Pocket Cutlery, &c, &c, and
L., s,ocL of the Writing Ink made IN TINS coun-
r, ~ ali eolors All the usual sizes ana qutues Vi
WRAPPING PAPER,
=, - l., .ound at our Store cheap the cheapest.
.s can always find at onr Store very nice Letter
II Nnte Paper of all sizes. RATHBuN ORTON,
ap28 'i"" s"e''' 'PPe ''e i'a'in'
500 Agents Wanted,
nO canvass subscription Books throughout Illinois,
- Wisconsin and Iowa, with horse and wagon to
ali great variety of popular and standard Books on
Agriculture, Biography, Travels Poetry and Fiction
Books for the Young, Religious Books, &c.
Some Of Agents making from three 10 Ave dol.
lars day. The business be commenced and carried
on with a capital Of from &25 to $780,
Catalogues giving Wholesale and retail prices
application at store, sent by mail part
Of the country. Address RATHBUN ORION.
Jan ~ OTTAWA, II
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTIoN.-Richard Vaux,
the democratic candidate, was elected May or
of Philadelphia on Monday by 1000 MAORI
ty over the fusionsts. The democrats also
elected two thirds of the council. This we
believe, is the first democratic mayor Phila-
delphia has had in % years.
BLACKwooD FOR APRIL.-The April No. of
Blackwood, reprinted by Leonard Scott Il
Co, 10 Fulton St, n. York, is already upon
our table. Contents as follows:
l. The Laws Concerning Women; 2. War
and Woodcraft; 3. Alison's History of Eu-
rope; 4. Prescott's Philip H.; 3. The Scot
Abroad s. The Indian Civil Service; T.
The kars Blue Book; s. De Bazancourts'
Narrative of the Campaign.
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/. i. MANN & sons
REAPER e. MOWER

THE subscribers manufacturing a large number of
these valuable grain and labor saving Machines, for
the harvest of I.6, with many valuable improvements,
which experience has suggested making it the de-
sir,be combined Reaper and Mower in use, being Of
lighter draUght, and less difficult to manage.
The patent revolving canvass platform upon which the
falls and is carried the side OF the Machine,
deposng il in the l. the greatest invention Of
the for saving the grain after 1t - cut without waste
and leaving compact bundles Of uniform size cha-
lenges the admiration of all that witness its operation
Price OF four combined machine, ?lJp Reaper,
;l3J Mower, sI'-1 half cash delivery, balance
six months. freight added
FDr certificates and recommendations, see pamphlets.
HASKELL BARKER Il ALDRIDGE-
For sale at the Agricultural store. in Ottawa by
L " t'II MERRIAM. Il.nF.
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JOHN PERHAMIS,
Merchant Tailor Clothier. and Gentle
mems Furnishing House,


At his old stand, ces side q The Slsars opposite tho
court H0ase.
ETCRNS thanks to the citizens and
~ nifty for their liberia! for the year and
informs his old friends and the public that he has Just
turned from the East and II receiving a variety Of
SUMNER GOODS, of the latest styles and best
His Stock consists Of French and German BrOadcioths,
in every color, black and fancy French ng aud Ame
rcaD Doeskns and Cassmeres. Draba Cloths, icaccas,
Bugen Summer Cloths in variety OF colors black and
figured SILK Satn and Velvet Nestings, white buzz ans
figured Marsees Linen Coatings and every descriptions
of Goods adapted to the Summer trade.
lie also keeps on hand a Stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING, which is cut and made up under his own
pervison, and is warranted to better than any
ported Eastern work.
His stock of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS ia
and of the best quality and will be sold the
lowest possible figures,
He invites the public call and examine before pur-
chasing and they will find il their advantage have
their Clothing made in n serviceable fashionable
manner. He keeps but the best workmen and all
garments made at his establishment warranted suit
his All orders for making Clothing when per-
furnish their Goods promptly attended to- and
of kind will be cut for wishing
them made elsewhere and warranted fit pro.
perry made up. ap56
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From KANSAS, the ST. Louis papers have
number of exciting rumors, TO the effect
that Sheriff Jones is dead, that the :" border
ruffians " and the Massachusetts, ruffians'
are mutually arming for deadly fight, &c,
&c. but unfortunately another despatch from
ST. Louis to the Chicago papers on Tn lrs-
day says that these reports are found to be
untrue in every essential particular.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL At C.rpo-Tb.
Cairo Delta thus chronicles distinguished
arrival at that city:
\ monkey came to town last Friday. and
brought with him hand organ, and a
Dutchman to grind it. He show ed the organ
and the man about town for several DAYS r.
the infinite delight of all the boys who had
fourpenccs.
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Some of the X. n. papers, smarting un-
der the sting of Mr.. Wise's rebukes, are en-
deayoring to make ont that hekis in ane, and
We notice that statement seriously made by
some of them. The silly SANDER cuts their
own fingers, for il an insane man could SO
completely FLAX OUT their party in Virgil
mia, man of sound mind would have
swamped them entirely Cairo Delta.
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FiIfe above market, after having been greatly enlarged
i and thoroughly repaired. Il open and ready for
the accommodation Of the public No expense has been
spared in furniture and fixtures, make place
thy % CRY, and hr pleasant. hope will he
profitable, 70 visit Weprop'-e 10 keep on hand, and to
to our customers in style Of superior nratn-ss, all
kinds of meats, such
B,-t in steaks roasis, dried corned, &c. Mutton
p~is Nfus. .N,Dtiiers, PORK, fresh and salt Yankee
Sau-ages. &c &c.
Also all kinds oi game in it, season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes.
In short. everything aPpertainHg well regulated
City Market
Al the proper stand will also be kept for the
sale Of all Kind % fresh vegetables. supplied from the
best garden in the vicinity Of the City.
- Nrdt sriH be deifrered az any C>Jf II The city
ay2S-ly WOOD & DDNLEEI n
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Great Excitement.
Arrival Of the Pacific.
THOR A. ZlI N ERGAN

SAkE this method OF returning their thanks to their
friends and customers for their favors of the past
year, and are now ready TO receive them again and
show them fine assortment of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods consisting of variety and style of Spring
and summber Clothing, Mems, Boys, and Chidren's
Clothing, Carpet Bags, Trunks and valises, Hats and
Caps, Hosiery AID Gloves, and "a good of
Shirts and Cravats.
This present stock has been selected with great care
and comprises all the latest styles.
We invite our friends and the public generally call
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
We are confident We show them the cheapest and
largest assortment in
Remember the old stand, No. 3 Reddck Block.
OTTAWA May 3. ls.r6
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\ line of boats has been established for
conveying passengers directly from Alton to
Kansas
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To BE HUNG.-Jonathan Pierson, for kill
ing cabin boy last fall at Macoupin Island,
Greene CO., has been tried by the Greene CO.
circuit court, found guilty, and Sentenced to
be hung on the 10th inst.
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Family Provision Store,

No,o opening door 'eea cf tie Post CTtee, an tie
titYof Ot.iUd.
K. q. Z. Aak
, ask the attention Of the community to
- his establishment He engages in the enterprise
with the full determination keep only the best Goods,
and in every variety and such extent that 1t
be said truly, that families be supplied with every
thing line Groceries Provisions, Fruits Pick
les Jams, Jeies Sweeneats &c AlsO, Feed OF every
kind. All are invited give him a call
Persons having bGf~r offer for exchange or TO sell
cash, especially invited to call him, as he feels
he make it Hducement for them 10 trade with him
MAY $50.
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% tta(ua ftee Gra0fr.
OTTAWA, MAY 70, 1856.
FOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,

Subject to the decision OF the National Conreftton
That the State Illinois represented in the Senate Of
the United States by STEPHEN A. DoUGL,s, and that he is
endeafed to the Democracy of this state by the many
daring underwriting fidelity with which he has always
maintained Estate Sovereignty and National union, ana
by bold and successful assault and exposure OF the
enemies of the constitution at home and elsewhere and
We without dissenting voice, instruct the delegates from
this Cincinnati convention FOR him in
case his name shall be submitted candidate for the
resiency-RssolutiOa WinOis Democratic State Con-
reJIiCR.
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LU MI B f. r !!

~ TEAWN POWELL having obtaiiied the LuIlber yaru
~ of John Hossack, prepared TO wait on Gus
toners and fill bills order, at the smallest figures as
We are doing cash business. Ottawa, May 3, 1o56.
For Sale.
q ~ ACRES of prime prairie land, two milas west of
on Earlvie, the Railroad.
Terms easy, one-fourth down, balance in one, two,
and three years.
Apply at the Coal Office Of
my3 s. WARNER HARDING.
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Stop Thief

4 WAGON tongue and doubletrees were taken from
Z the City Mills Wagon, standing Fillmore street.
opposite Mr. Hckng's barn. Any person giving infor.
lars reward from GEO. MANN.
n. Bit is supposed to have been taken Saturday
night, 26th inst. 30
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HOTEL IN AuRoRA.-Messrs. Hoyt, at Au-
rora, are building hotel which is to be so
feet larger in breadth and depth than the
fremont house at Chicago. What has be
come of the big hotel enterprise in Ottawa
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COMING TO HIS SENsEs.-The editor of the
Lacon Gazette, an out-and-Out red hot Maine
law temperance coercion advocate, grows
gloomy over the lamentable failure Of the
Maine law ordinance of that town to sup
press intemperance, and asks innocently
whether its efficiency could not be promoted
if it was "backed up by moral suasion."--
The idea of backing up force by moral suasion
is droll enough. If the friends of prohibi-
ton in Lacon, however, are such as our pro
fessed supporters of prohibition in Ottawa
are, it is palpable the cause will need "back-
ing up" from some quarter; for our prohi-
bitionists, at our city election on Monday,
took up and supported, in at least two
wards, candidates for alderman, who openly
proclaimed themselves in favor Of repeating
our prOhibitory ordinance.
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Trunk EOllnd.

FOUND, on Thursday morning, May 1st near the
4 depot in Ottawa, Trunk Appearance indicatas
that it had been dropped from omnibus baggage
gon, or other vehicle The owner have it by calling
&c, lmy3l JOIIN CSFFRY
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a Ii persons are hereby notified not to purchase a
- promissory note for thirty dollars, signed by me
and dated Adams September 2lst I,!5 payable twelve
months from date TO McAlster & MeCreery, / have
not received value for said note according contract
and will therefore contest payment of the same.
Adams. May 10. DAVID SPRINGSTEED
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New Spring: Goods
Il w MILLS

EGS leave TO announce TO the citizens of Ottawa
ID its vicinity that he is ready exhibit a fin,
stock of NEW GOODS, desirable in style as can b,
found, and cheap the cheapest.
In the assortment may be found all Goods usually IL
be found in Fancy Dry Goods Stock, which will bt
shown cheerully to all who may favor with call.
Ottawa. Nav 3, 1850.
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IOwA-The commissioners for relocating
the state capital of Iowa have selected Fort
Des Moines as the future capital.
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RICHARD STADDEN,

attorney at Lac.
Office in Nattinger's Block, south side Of the Court
House Square, in the room now occupied by A. W. CAV
ARLY ESQ., Attorney and Counsellor at Law who will be
connected with all legal committed to
in future Ottawa, May 10. 1856.
LfnSeed Oil.
IF you want pure Mnseed Oil, bay at the Oil Mill Of
my2-2w SCHUTT NEWMAN.
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Democratic Electoral Ticket.

Democratic Electoral Ticket.
For Electors at Large.
A. NJ HERRINTON, of Kane.
CHARLES H. CONSTABLE, OF Clark.
District Electors.
1st. MERRITT L. JOSLYN, of McIIenry.
I'd HUGH MAHER, of Cook.
Sd MILTON T. PETERS, of Bureau.
4,h. ROBERT VI. HOLLOWAY, of Warren.
5th. JOHN Z. RICHMOND, of Schuyler.
9th. s. W. MOULTON, of Shelby.
It'll. o. h. FICkLIN, of Coles.
sth. W. 4. j. SPARKS, of Clinton.
oh. JOHN \. LOGAN, of Franklin
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For GOrernOr.
WM. a. RICHARDSON, of Adams.
For LieutendRt Governor.
RICHARD j. HAMILTON, of Cook.
For .>ecrttf,y Of .Sttite.
WM. II. SNYDER, of st. Clair.
For -4u.7itor Of PuJlic Accounts.
SAMUEL X. CASEY, of Franklin.
For Treasurer.
JOHN MOORE, of Mclean.
For superintendent Of PU1Eic Instruction.
q. H. ST. MATTHEW, of Tazeweil.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
Filth District-I. n. MORRIS
.SirM DistyiF-TIiOMAS l.. HARRIS.
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OH ClOths! OtI CIo,n.y

"E are now opening the largest and handsomes
w stock OF Oil Cloths ever brought to Ottawa. The
ades VINO nave seen them pronounce them the pretue
patterns ever brought to this market.
ep26 JACKSON 4 LOCKWOOD;
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Cons: W AGONS
CUMMINGS g. HIN

"A RI now manufacturing superior article Of Wagons
- Buggie raic Of the seasoned timber, and
warranted in respect We invite farmers and all
others call and work before buying,
satisfied that manufacturing good not better
Wagons and Bugges than has been offered in the
CITY.
Our Shop oyfssit- the Gas Works the sde-cut.
Repairing done at short notice.
AERAx CuHslNG- ImyIg-iyl CHRISTOPHER