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SCRAP OF Ht.raRY. ID ring the revo'u

SCRAP OF HI,r3RY ring the revou.
tipnary wa. General lafayette hling in
BIllimorc, was invited To hai. He went,
as req rested, but instead of Jiinins the
amusement, aS might he expected Of q
young Frenchm,n Of tS,nty-two, he ad.
d. 1sci the ladies thus:
"Lrlics. you ar. very hanl'one; you
dance very PRETTY; your ball is very line
but ny soldiers haze M strts.'
The appeal was Irresistible. The ball
ceased the ladi : went home and went to
work. ana the next day large number Of
shirts were prepared by the talrest hands Of
Bitimore, for III. gallant defenders Of their
country.
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AGAIHs1 WEIIE FKEEooy In a raeeti7y
in Boston. which was recently addressed BY
Benz. 7. ualle;. the following d.alog1, o..
Cured:
Mr. Swce.-"Eo, sir, DO not agroe with
that; but are yon IN favor of freedomr"
M Hallet-" Ye>, oil ov'-"
Mr.. SWEET though; yea were in favor
f slavery"
Nh Hi ct" That is another Of your un.
happy dyiu,ions. Now, let US t-st tn, cla.
NOR If anti Kansas men about freedom
definitions. 4 low NE 10 ask, are you, sir,
in favor OF freedom 2"
Mr Sweet" Certainly am"
Mr.. Ha!.ct-" Are you in favor Of The
freedom Of the white people Of Kansas. Ne
braska and other territories TO SETTLE the
question Of slavery for themseyes,'
Nj. Sweet" No, sir. | am not"
Mr HaIet-"T Then you are not in fa7or
of 1tite freedom. but only negro freedom
Taa: IS the test P6nt.'
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VOL. XVI---NO. Dc.
DO as do, Nothing VI ore nor Less.

Inc Pope once stopped for the night in q
small ViIl'ge in Italy; tIe Inhabitants resolv-
eo 70 send HIM deputstion. The mayor
also suggested to present his Holiness with
| the produce Of the country, consi.tin2 of
pine-apples, figs and cream The pine.ap-
pies, however, were dispensed with. and
each member WAS to carry figs and cream in
: ivcr basins. wow" said the mayor. with
all the gravity o: ofh 'e. lyon are not accus-
toned TO appear before these high patrona-
geS, therefore let Us have no nonsense; do
what you see II il, neither mDre nor lcs.."
the deputaton was arranged accord ngly.-
TIE mayor PLACED himself majestlcally and
magisteraly at its head, armed, like his fol.
lowers, with basin Of tigs in his left hand,
and Of cream in his right At this time j:
was the custom TO wear boards. The door
opened, and the mayor repeated his caution.
" Neither more nor less, bcscec you"
There was a step down into the room, but
the mayor not thinking o: il, the shock
pl1 ged his beard and face into TIE cream
basin. s,d not being very youag brought
him upon bis knees, with his hands and ba.
Sin under him, and hi crcancd face (ricl.ly
ornarue ,,ed with a w-l .a;,!cred an: drip.
ping beard) as it w-re, Imp!oriHgy raised
toward ,Hc representative Of 81. Peter. Tho
corporation thinking :i.ii grave matter Of
.o..n. simuitan ou~!y duc!,ed their bearded
faces, ar. prostrat.t tactas.Ires Oh their
marrow bones, and significantly cast half
iuquiring and confident look u; their leader,
Is though to say, You see We are Ill right"
The Pope was 1t first (and well might be)
as.ouUded, bat burst INTO as genuine III of
laughter a. The lowest HI.iigi could have in
cllget IN; Will. h. o.iiccTs ,onceili x that
Eif acGre5>crs IL srt merely - hulubus lis
high mightine :, gathered up the tiss aud
petted tic BODY 90 pr tc Iigst Justify. Ihe
mayor hnbp'ei uut IF the room ii, fast a.
he could, 'lpsely follow d Wy h'- brethren,
One al xI"in whispered to hiu, " II w Ia ky
W. did MT bring ti'c pimc-apple,; they would
hare .alt,red our heads 70 mummy"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-12

The RAINING TREE -The isiand Of F:erro
is one Of the largest in Canaii, Group. and
it has received It's name on nc ount Of its
IRON bound soil, through which no river ar
stream flows 1t has also bu' ve'y fow
wells, and these not very good But the
great PreSe,ver and SuStainer # al. ielnc-
dies this Inconvenience in way so eXtra"rdi-
nary that man wi be forced u acknowieds &c
that He gives in this an undenable domon-
stration of HIS wonderful goodness. In the
midst OF the island there grows trse, the
leaves Of which are long and narrow, and
continue IN constant verdure, winter and
summer, ard the branches are covered with
clouG which is never dispeled. but resolving
itself into moisture, causes 10 !all from us
leaves very clear water, and in such abun-
dance that cisterns placed ut Is .oot to re-
Ceiye IL, are never empty.
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kaow great oversrown. hr-t,rats man
IN this place, writes correspondent, en-.
gagged in the mercantile business, VINO :
much troubled 10 recollect names, aul who
oae morning, with penc in hand, and quill
behind the ear, called Ut to his partner:
"Bs.'y, what is John SGpplcbcam's irst
ua,ney"
Aud he never discovered lis mistake I'll
he began to write It, when he forgot the last
name and with the same Inconsistencies,
Sang out:
Excuse me, BiI;, but have forget John
Suppl beams last name now"
Tnc roar Of laughter wAich ans1ad, re-
stored his memory.
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DL,-z Amnx1 -us BoYs-The progress OF
Senior BIZ: through the country might bs
traced hy ohservi The tricks of the little
coigers in the various towns where he my
have soj0lrn,d. IL was lately in Eo'n-
daySburg. ami the StGnaFG says, all the
youngsters you meet there are noH piying
otF vtntr.loqu:-m or slight of hand One
boy. the other day, borrowed stick OF
candy from comraie, TO sval ow It and
pull il out of his ear. II. swallowed it and
then twisted himself in variolS ways to ex.
tract It. hut at ! myth informed his conpa'
Mon ia: ke had forgotten that part OF tho
trick
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Fanny Fern in her Peeps from under a
narasol" which she contributes 10 the New
York Ledger has taken peep at herself
Hear her rattle -
And here by the rood, comes Fanny Fern!
Fanny rern is = woman. For that, she is
not to blame, though since she first found it
out, she has never ceased to deplore it. She
nigh. be prettier, she might be younger.
She might be u.ier. She might be better,
sin, might be worse. She has been both
ovar.praised and over-a5use,!, and those who
have abused her worst, have initiated and
copied her most
One thing may be sail in favor Of Fanny
she was not. thank Proyideuce, born in the
beautiful, back-biting, sanctimoaious. rliu-
dering, clean, contumelieus, pharas, ,lca',
phidd .de-dee, peck measure city oi-bos'
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Horne Tooke ri,iicued the practice OF s'a.
b,th,or. md .ad II any OF the seal species
y,r..itk. !. would be ar wise Tor hsh
phy,i. ian to order them 10 90 on shore
p,r,ons declared that scn'bAi'inS WAS only
re.k,,ned healthy because mary persons hal
i'', ..r,nown To survive it ;" bnt Sheridan's
oL,cction to salt water was most quaint
"Fickics." said ne, 'don't agree with me-"
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GREEN CuRN FOR FODDER. In an article re-
commanding farmers To SOW corn broadcast
for fodder, the edtor rem rns:
e The fact is we'll established that green
corn fodder alone is a most excellent food
for cattle, and that east dsa1 more food
may be raised upon an acre OF ground than
when grass is grown, either for pa turage
or hay. When suffered to ripen, cut and
cured, it yields, as We all know, very ex-
cellent fodder, so that If much more Is plant
ed than is used green, none need Le lost,
thou.h it is undoubtedly true that all grasses
are much more nutritious in tAe green than
In the dry state
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The ReToRr CoUKrEnu>.-Vo'taire and Pi-
ron were rnort,I enemies and 10 their great
emblrra- -siGent they uiet one diy mt tho
country house OF mutual friend. Piron
got up early, wen, to VJltalres door, and
wrote upon it the word rogue" At break
fast time Voltaire advanced towards Piron,
and smilingly obseivcd-"I thank you for
showing your interest in my welfare, by
leaving your card at my door this morning
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a correspondent sends US the following
recipe for ,uring Fistula in horses: Take
one-ha!f pint OF alcohol, one half pint Of
turpentine, and one ounce of Indigo. Nix
the first two a. ticles and dissolve the indigo
in the mixture, and apply email quantity
every other day.
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A CURIOUS PLAST-The Baton Rouge ia J
Gazette mentions that Il gentleman residing
ut Livingston Parish, La, has very singu-
lar plant in his garden, which appears to be
a sort Of connecting link between the animal
and vegetable worlds. The plant is about
three feet high, and its stems reach the
ground. At the end it is armed with Il small
substance with which it perces insects AMI
lifts them into its calyx, where they are
graspcd by the plant and appropriated to lis
SuuDOlt.
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How TO KEEP BUTTER Take good bntter,
made any time during the summer or tai
months and pack it IN stone jars within an
inch of the top; Ill up with salt and cover
with Il piece OF stout domestic cloth DIPPED
in melted be. swax and tied down tight with
a cord well waxed dig a hole III the bottom
Of the spI house whore the Jar VIII be
covered with running water OF ali equal tenn
pcrature The butter vii keep without any
perceptlble change. The water should be
some inches deep over the jar VGlLey
E1
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An old lady in Pennsylvania had great
aversion to rye, and never could eat il III
any form It'll of late" she said, "they
have got to making it ihto whiskey', ana l
find that can now and thea worry down
little
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y n. EHE t,.-As.>. .4t- - us a. = .
hs;ched out in planting t;me, and farmers
are then usually so busy that they cannot
vel attend to them in due season.
When they first are h2tched i < IN easy
thing to destroy them. In early morn. and
at noon in hot day, all the worms ere in
their nests, and all may be crushed at once.
An o'd WOOL n mitten or glove IS a good
thing to pu, Oh the right haud, when tie
trees are low and can b: reached.
Whsn the trees are high, pole with a
woolen rag tied on the end Of it is a good
implement. Dip the rag into potash water,
or into strong soap-sudS, aud you may Kill
every worm that touches the liquid.
Or YOU may procure one Of tie celebrated
cone-ike brushes (caei Pickering's brush)
and rub off most Of the wOruS with i.
Still it may be prudent to 60 the rounds a
second time il yen would have noao left for
seed.
XII all YOU find OF wild cherry trees snd
on bushes, ani you may succeed in few
years IN beng ii! Of III the race lh2: occu.
pies your premises.
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.Huuble as an,," said bullying spout.
er to mass meeting OF the untrrFihed. II
still remember that l'm faction Of this
magnificent republic" You are indeed"
said a byslander, "and vug gar one ut
that"
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LocsJAw-I have noticed. lately. several
deaths by lockjaw, and for the irtofn-tion
of all will give certain remedy. When
any one runs nail or any sharp iron in any
part of lis body, take a common smoke
pipe. FL it with tobacco, light I well, then
take cloth or silk handkerchief, place it
over the bowl OF the pipe ana blow the
smoke through the stem into the wound /;
two or three pipesiul will be sufficient to SIT
the wound di>cnarsing. | have tried ii my
self, and five others, and found it gave i'm
MEDIATE relief Il the wound ma, been some
days standing it viii open again if the to-
bacco j. good. Try it, any one who may
chance 10 get such a wound.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR RArrLEsNAKE BITE
OR SPIDER SrlNG.-rake the yolk of an egg,
put 1t in a tea cup, and str in as much salt
as will make it thick enough not to run off,
and spread plaster and app y it to the
wound, and would insure your life for a
sixpence. The subscriber has tried the
above remedy in number of cases, and
never knew it TO fail.-P PRIrrYYAN. NJ D
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Fruit jellies may be preserved from mould.
mess. by covering the surface one fourth OF
an inch deep with finely piiverzed "hf SUI
gar. Thus protected, they wall keep IN
rogl condition Tor wears.
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SSssAEZ GE. EGS

!e1,.r IN 4vsrs vdrie,y Of srrle SIT md FI,.c, M
Iir.-y l;o5ciS Rom. ous7' j. " Ni.!.' S:1rs, oIp9-
sit~ t.- P.fEE gf O.ioIcd.
BEG leave to "a. your attention 70 my extensive stock
/ OF B5aiets and Millinery Goods, jus; received, and
now o7 FOR inspection. comprising every variety OF
Straw six. and Fancy Boanets Grapes, straw t.-n-
:uEs Band Boxes. e., &C. a.! Q. Which have seiec;
and customers. -.-....--
great variety OF neE style DRESS TEIMMINGS, such
a. Eringes and Fancy Buttons, also, Embroidery and
Mourning Collars. Dress NiAEg attended 70 as usual
Ladies wishing Dress Goods that canact be Obtained II
Ottawa, will please call and examine samples aN .e@Ee
ord.rs for lie same as have made arrangements in
Chicago Or receiving all kinds Q! Dress Goods, IS inc
trade requires ,.
receive an carly cali Spring FASHIONS rom my oi Gus
torners and solicit the patronage Of all Ladies VIII HAI
me in attendance between The hours Q: 4. u AID
T. VI.
Bleaching and pressing done a. usual
snr5!5 SARAH GREGG.
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Printing.

~HE subscriber respectfully announces to the citizens
~ O,,awa and vicinity that be has opened a paint
.hon a, the old stand of E. L. wATERaAS where he
tends TO do all kinds Of painting Sraining glazing and
paper hanging All orders vii be punctnany ate ended
To- fJan 2sl y. scUItk
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WILLIAM CONNELIY

C2O.tin1 EstliIlisEneatEortt side Of Court House
4, E>PECTFILLY informs the citizens c! Ottawa and
II public general tt; he has removed his Tailor
ing Establishment and Clothing Store next door 10 II T.
Eaes Exchange Oce, north side o. the Court House,
he vii! be happy v:..I his Old and Gus
,.a.Ts. L: keeps hand large assortment Q: Cloths,
Cas-!Inerss and Test.-g. Also, large assortment 0;
Ready Made Clothing cf liz manufacture. Also,
genera! assortment .! Earu.s.n, Gods f.0g4 The top u
The head 20 the sole G. tie Al kinds 0; G4rEl.-
made up in the nsa;1z; manner ty the best Of woTSfcn
Cutting done a. usual grd warranted 10 f; Il properly
made % Ottawa, De-. %.
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"sam, why you no tell your massa %S 70 lay
him up treasure in H.bb'n! ny 'or'
Cuff What de use OBJ him lay up treasure
dere. where be nobber Sc" nm again On,
nif-e.erf"
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The Ay- THAT Friurs Ir.rLr The in

THE Ar .HAT FIsuTs Ir.ELr The In.
sects. az hav. often said, are count IS
syarTn everywhcr" and ov-r everythins-
Their tenacity Of life is very amusing. /
nave tod you Of the manner ~ which one.
balf OF the bul log ant tights with the other
If cut / . tgso. | -aw an inst nee Of il just
now. Our giant cut one III twn that was
annoying hiui. Ine head muleG afely iz-
ed the BODY with its nandib'e-, and Il DO.
dy began singing away maniul y 1T the
head. The fight went on for La,t an hour
without any signs Of q unfinished lie thus ia
what they always d.. Instead OF dying, as
they ought 10 do. they set to and fight away
for hours, if some OF the other ants do not
come and carry them away; whether 10 eat
them or bury them we know not.-Uot'itss
iLs.r.,ia
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Nj READr YET.-Tne blowing dialogue
70 k lace between tHe booking clerk If the
S.ny staty yH vi the North. Eastern Railway,
and IA OIL ou.Ean VINO pro ably expected
itte money !. {, II Ihe decvasg ui some rcls.
ton Or friend, and who, no DOUBT, wis wIsh.
ili 20 ieagn how mu Il surplus casa there
would be after sli funeral caPeuSes were
paid. The circumstances happened about -
fortnight aGp:
OLD woman-Tli sse. sir, how ai;h will
a pse cost from Hlliy
c IS yaIrh)
Oh wpmaa-An' ..cw mich wilt cos! 10
IA iet u tsi.tun:
CleIk-(Sy ug.a)
Oh .70man-Ihatfl mack s. mich I.
comes to sight . brass.
CLERK When VIII the corpse he a: tha
HUI! station, a. i proper geticl. for its con.
veyuace WI, have 10 te provided?
Ola woiaaa-Ol, wecl, its not lead yet.
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4 YoUSo LADY Ggosr-In noticing a
book by Dr.. Robert Hare, a somewhat dis
,ingushcd convert TO spiri,ualsm, the Inde
pendent says:
The most amusing thing in the whole vo-
hume is specimen Of correspondence be-
tween the revelation ana Imagination of the
medium, in the communication on page l04
1t is from the ghost of young lady's medi-
un, and undoubtedly presents young Ia
dy's idea of' He.lUon. We have space only to
allude to the description which it gives OF
the heavenly residence Of II. x. White
This is the fifth heaven, (Which seems to be
associated in the mind of the author with the
Fifth avenuc) and is perfect love Of a. cot
tage, "embusomed IN trees ami flowers"
about which the grounds are tasteiuly laid
out" The clcmats and honeySuckie en-
twiHe their tendrils aroui.d the trl is work
of the door. Within, it is sd rned with
most exquisite" statues, and furnished
with extraordinary touches and divans,"
and such be-yu-titul ca1pets! In addition
to this there is the best society in the neigh
borhood. such as the Nv esleys, Byron,
Burns, Moore, Shelley and Scott" If whom
the Spirit NnriG speaks in particular, be-
cause she is acquainted with them, being at
tracted to them by a congeniality of feel
ing Can anything more be wanted to per-
lect bliss!
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Senator Ham'in, Of Maine, has been nomi-
mated for governor by tho iSlns Of that state.
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NIL. L l y l. Il Y g.
1:.S rgiN E-t

W -ILt happy 10 the ladies o. Ottawa ard sur
W rounding country, ~ her rooms over the Marble
ysnt assortment or SPRING AND. SUMNER MILNE
iY Feeling confident ihat ladies' cannot tsts<T please
themselves elsewhere, she respectfully so..cts call
Fashions for iesSes will hereafter be received every
month Ottawa, ApE.l s.
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Tobacrn & Cigar asanufa tory,

Ut ~
SeTUE subscriber would inform the public that lie -
- uGfacturing and keeps hsCd le best quality VI
Chewing Tobacco Snuff pes, &C. a. wholesale and re-
tail q: price, customers. Aso the best 0;
Havana Laor-ra, C-ssIIOr.s, and other kinds Of Ci-
grs Farmers EG1 Others Who smoke o. chew cAa MAKE
gr-a; saving b. bGyug Of 1T wholesale, as car
sell better article, ~ .ess pEi-e than p-1!.Es
Pleas cali ny NluIfact0Ty LEX; do. Ees: o. ie
o.. - Ia G. II SCHNEIDER.
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HIKING AN fScUNBRANCE- Webster
was fond Of practical joke, but only of
harmless one, and generally benevolent
one. He had in Mortified, across the river
from his Franklin farm, 4 small piece of
sandy, barren land, with poor house upon
it, in which very destitute family tad been
living for some time without paying any
rent.
Upon one Of his visits to the place, the
good woman expressed her anxiety about
being able to remain. She expected to be
turned out, and didn't know where to CO.
She hoped Mr.. Webster wouldn't be hard
with her.
He heard her through, and then told her,
with great gravity, that he knew it was a
hard case for her; he wished to consider her
and didn't mean to be unkind that he mad
a great many to provide for. At the same
time putting his hand into his pocket he took
out five dollar bi | and handed it to her,
saying he was sorry he couldn't do better by
her, but if she could afford to stay on tn
place another year for that, he should be
very glad, and rode of.
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COMPOSITION OF HUMAN MuK.-From
eighty-nine analyses of milk from women OF
varying ages from Is to 25 years, Bequerei
and Vernois obtained-water SS9. US; sugar
1864 casein 1924; butter 1855; salts
1853. Total, 1000. The milk OF young
:, omen Fl ON l5 to 20 years of age contained
more solid constituents than that of those
from 80 to 40 wears. The milk of women
with dark hair was found to be richer than
that of those having light hair. When fed
on spare diet, the milk of women becomes
vatery and deficient in casein and butter.
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NEW MIL II y Z II Y
,.tSs FORD
NEW
AG0S d CAisssiAGE SHOP.

'V'IiE subscriber would respectfully announce 20 the
public that he has opened shop IN new ana com
mCdioGs building adjoining his Blacksmith Snopi on I'-
luEbls street where lie 81! -Gauu4ctGTe and keep
srantly for sale assortment Of WAGOSS. CARRIAGES,
and BrGGIf made Of best material and by eSpeE!-
euced mechanics and lie would invite the attention Of
purchasers 10 his heavy stock Of SEASONED LuNDER now on
hand. Believing that be manufacture an az not
infTo- 10 the bct made in City and with deterni
nation give satisfaction 10 he pTciaser he Sou!c So
iicit share OF patronage.
ION WORK and REPAIRING done 20 order and a;
short nctice. lStpi- 15-tlJ r. FAHHA'"
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WACO =! WAGONS

CUM WINGS g. Fl HIN
n RE now ctUrinT superior article OF wagons
IA and uygies made of the best seasoned timber, and
warranted in every respect We invite farmers and all
others 20 call and work before buying, as ~e are
s,.ed that We are manufacturing good If not better
wagons and Buggies has been offered II the
City.
Our shop Is opposite the Gas WORKS. near Tie sce-cut
Repairing done at short notice.
IsslN cUYNIsGs lmyle-iy1 cHRiSroHHEn HAHN.
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ANCFACTURED into .!ags,

COLI
n, ASCFACTURED into E!ags,
". Pms, Lockets, g..
SSS GalvaEiz.Ig, Pre- Gliding, aad
81 S!lyeriUC-AI kinds o. R'-D-a;-
[%~ 81 Silg Musical, and Intricate c.Ocas
HZN >N~Tsa,ay AID witches. Music Boxes, Ac-
Hs~ we cCTdcoas, and al kinds OF fire
v" -Sc yC:E finished IL 4 s:yle to DEFY
- -ESAs competition.
SSN.$ sS>LR -s1 L-vs1 : :
c. EdsFs,
--ss--e---.~ Bsss FEs--a wa.-A G'Essss. -
" e. &c
S CROOKS BROTHER,
pest Of .Ss Post Off, MIN !S.-sst D..xIc.s. H.
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u T. y L TRY
WI SMITH. ND.
~ OFF, in Btssaetts Block uD .t.rfr.
S,vyN TENDERS his professional services .,
the citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity Az
op.ra,isus performed scientific manner warran
ted equal In utility 10 the best
Among other improvements, Dr. Smith Is inserting
Teeth on GUita Percha plates
Call and specimens
Once hours from O'Clock, A n 10 > P. n ap5
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Agricultural 4 Inducements,

AGRICULTURAL 1mptefnents,
Such as Common Securing. One Horse, amt Prairie
PLO VS., idrrocs, CattiUdtors, Horse Edi;es dc,
In Short all kinds OF heavy farmers tools Their nach
merry is all new, perfect aud propelled by an abundant
never failing water power. Farmers invited to call
and examine their work, whether they purchase
or not 5HntSir ,oork Is ,rdrrGnted.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to- and i'm
nem-nts placed o. board canal boats cars free of
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Doctor HARRIS.

Matchmaker ard Jlr. .E-r-Nortf side Of C0st House
!SYaOrS, Ottutcd-
TYYATCH work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired a the shortest notice. Clocks.
Watches, and JrwelTy for sale cheap Dec Is