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Another Remarkable Cure Performed by
McLean's Volcanic Oil l. niment.

Rfdd fOI. yOurNtTrfs.
THOMAS EoRp q blacksmith, living Cass Avenue,
Tenth Street had a horrible running his foot
He tried various iniments, Salyes but could do il
good He despaired of ever being able TO work his
trade again. because he could bear weight his
foot; and by small bottle of McLeans Volcanic Oil
Lniment, he is now perfectly cured
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprans,
Stiffness in the Joints Muscles Swellings Sore Throat
Esrsche Too;hache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts, Sores,
Burns, Scads Pains, &c yield the magic influence
of this WONDERFUL LINIuBNr
For Horses and Cattle il is an infable remedy for
Chafcs Calls Scratches Cracked Heels Lameness Spa
win. Sweeny. Srlint Fistula Bruises Swengs, Wounds
Rattle Snake Bites, and various other diseases, which
animals are liable 10 from injuries accidents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply of
McI.eans Volcanic Oil i.innent I sells rapidly, be-
invariably gives satisfaction the purchaser
A liberal discount will be made to merchants Who buy
to sell again. -.rr
For sale by J. II. MCLssS Proprietor. st. Louis Mo-
N-Sold by SMALLaAS & CO.. Druggists, Ottawa. ILL.,,
and ri other Druggists everywhere. ocl,-2m
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NIEw style Of Gents Dress Shirts just received
~ N. T., at PRESCOTT'S Furnishing Goods Store.
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CHICAGO MARKET

Dec. 4, 1857
We have no sales Of -four to quote The
new freight tariff bears too hard on shippers
to make it any object to them TO buy. In
the mean time, holders are firm at our las,
quoted rates.
No change in the wheat market. Some
sales takes place at 54a55c IN store.
Corn dull at former rates. New corn
sells at 40c in store and 42c in bags.
Oats are in some demand, ut 26c in store,
equal to 26c on board.
There is but little doing in barley, and
we quote 45a50c per 4Sibs.
Rye is in good demand for dislilling, ard
We quote soc per G0ibs-
White beans are in good demand at 75c
per bushel.
Butter is scarce at lSa20c for the very
best, and bal DC for good firkin and jar
Eggs are not very plentiful, at l7alSc per
doZ-n.
Potatoes have wide range, and the price
depends altogether upon the quality. We
quote 35a40c, and the stock on hand is not
large.
Pork packers are doing more, but are on
ly paying $3,S per 100 10 gross, occasion
ally $500 for yer. nice looking animals -
Times.
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PRIcE or WHEAr.-Whcat is only 40 cents
per bn>hel in this city The piobabiit y is
that il will he much lower before spring, on
account of IL or, at abundance, and the i'm
possibility to ship it off with any degree OF
despatch during the winter Whist the
people of this state are enabled to purchase
wheat ut a mere nominal price, il is bringing
$3.50 and $40 per bushel in Philadelphia,
and thousands are starving for bread.-Peru
Sentinel.
In Ottawa wheat is worth 5oa53 cts, but
in the little towns around Us it appears to
bring less. 1t will doubtless be gratifying
news to the wheat dealers in NV York.
where western wheat sells at 90a95c., that in
Philadelphia they can dispose Of their sur
plus at the enormous prices mentioned
above, and prevent famine.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Dec. 5. 1857.
thanksgiving 51a53c; winter, none il
market
Corn-New sh. SOC for 60 lbs; ear % c
for so ID
0ats-22c-36 lbs.
PotatOes-25c
Barley-75 cts. 40lb.
Eggs-lGc.
Butter-l6alSc
Xidcs-Green 4c., dry &c.
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A SPLENDID Stock of Hats, Caps, Furs Buffalo
"a Robes, and Genemen's Furnishing Goods. just
crived At .sepo61 G. PRR>COTT'S
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A Word 10 the wise.

wish to be HEALTHY and STRONG during the SUM
i mer, at once and get .oIDe of
KcLeGn's C>iebrdfed Strengthening Cordi0k ami
B2ood Purifier.
It's the only remedy that will all impurities from
tho IL being Tonic, il will at the time
sTKEsCTHts aud K,sieR.rE the system
Thousand. ia 81. Louis have used 1t, and the universal
expression is that il fails in curing any
sri ing from dsordered state Of the Liver,
A few doses will cure DiA.KBEA DY<ySr.RY
As Duretic, 1t will cure any disease OF the KID
SkYS, UTERUS, BLADDER A. AN Alternative, il will
purify the blood and remove all YELLOWSESS, PIN
PIES, or SORES from the skin. ...+f.... r
Ii is preventive for YELLOW FEVER, CliILLS,
or AGUE and FEVER, and CHOLERA. There is no mis-
take about it. We refer TO hundreds of STEAM
BOAT MEN and others, tn prove that fact
McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL does not re-
qure certificates bring it into notice, dose is su-
ccnt convince the most skepfical Of its wonderful
MIGRATING effects. Call and try it. Ii pleasant
to take.
Every COUNTRY MERCHANT should take a supply
home with him 1t is indispensable remedy for every
family
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
~ Principal Depot on the corner OF Third and Pine
streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
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The Ottawa Republican, uttering dole
full whine about "abuse," tries in its stupid
way to say the most abusive things about
us, its thick headed editor is capable Of
We have applied to US, for the fortieth time,
such delectabie and cxquisitely funny cpl
rhe,s as Billy" "BilIy Bowlegs," &C.
We shrink incontinently from facing such
wit! WEI are in the condition of a certain
medical gentleman in one of the backwoodS
towns ofPennsylvania, to whom a noted i'd
lot in the place had taken dislike. Some
wag taught the idiot to apply to the doctor
the epithct "Old pill bags" and we have
heard the good, kind old doctor more than
once declare no abuse from a man of sense
ever annoyed him half so much as his per-
sistent and constant pursuit by that poor
fool with this ridiculous epithet. The edit
ors of the Republican are trying to make
themselves equally nuisance by apitg the
poor idiot.
.- We will however say, once for all, to the
dealers in this sort of wit-the very hand
some editors OF the Repubticen-wha a
brace Of beauties they are.-that no person
connected with this establishment ever made
such statements in reference to that paper
as charged in the town Of Serena or any
where else, and we defy the proof Also,
that. as 10 subscribers daily leaving thi
paper and taking the Republican, If true, it
may be attributable to the fact that we
not alarmed. The increase o! our subscrip-
ton lis, is steady and quite satisfactory, and
it wont break our hearts if the haHdsOme
editors find theirs SO.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Which have been selected with care, and bough
under the most favorable circumstances, and car
safely say that stock is surpassed in town. Ou
! senior partner being daily in the New York market
dering Goods TO meet the demands of customers
Most of goods bought from Importers and
Commission Houses By the case and package, which is
an advantage TO all who favor with their patronage
particularly COUNTRY MERCHANTS, who can buy OF
Us at small advance New York Our stock
sists in part OF a general assortment of
DEsH GOODS.
Such as NJ De LANES, Lancaster and Scotch Ginghams
Plain and Figured All Wool De Laines, All Wool De
rino Apaccas CobUrgs, Paramet;as Bombaziue yaien-
ella Paids pncai Paid- PLAIN and figared Black silk,
assortment, Of all the best styles from 81 to c per
! yard.
Domestic Goods.
In this department have F,eac iled and Brown Ia
BILE Linen, do Fable Spreads Scotch Diaper Irish Linen
Beached and Brown siieeting- and Slrtinss,
lo-i wide, Ticking striped and Check shirting Brown
and Blue Drills Denims Batting, wicking, waddiug
T.ine and large stock Of White and Coiored Carpet
Cloths. Ca>simeTcs. and Satinets.
Our stock II large and well selected consisting of Ger
and French Twiied Broad Cloths, Beaver Cloths
Black Colored, and Fancy CasslereS AMI Doeskins Sa
tinets of all grades colors, prices Sleeps Gray
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Hard Times, &c. &c
EIaunrI>: FlanncI.!
We wish II distinctly understood that have the
Lnrgea and b.st -.iected stock Of White Colored
fanneIs in town. consisting Of White Shaker, weici,
Gauge, and six Warp, Plain All Wool Cotton Warp
all widths and prices Red Dark Blue, Gray, and White
Twicd, Mems wear; Plain and Figured Opera Elan
nels, for Children, &c
ErcCiAn and Wooden Lon. Shn wis.
Double and single Brocha, do. Bay State and Scotch
Plaid Blue Black, and Drab De Lame. Tibet and ash
mere shawl-, with heavy silk and WOrsted Fringe
Black s!k do, all prices.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gents White and CO!ored KID best quail
~ SIX Cashmere, and Wool Gloves. Youths and Child
rens do, Ladies SIX, MrTuo, Cashmere. and Cotton
Hose, Wool and Cotton Half Hose Wooden so-ks Ms-e-
and Chidrrn's Hose % all descriptions Ladies and
Chidrrn's Opera Hoods, g. &C..
EmbrOiaeries and Trimmings.
Ladies' Muslin and Cambria Collars and Sleeves Ed
inEs and lascrt.Egs, Bands AID Founcag Cotton Edg
ing, smyrna do Black SILK Do Moire Antique and Vel.
Vet Ribbons, Black aud Col0red Six Frinyes Dr.ss
Trimmings, Tsiieta and Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies GHit.rs Morocco Enamelied, aud Calf Boot
ecs, Bu5bvr. Carpet over Shoes Misses Chdreus
Shoes and Rubbcrs, large assortment; Gents Fine
Calf, KIP, aud Stoga Boots Boys do, Gents Rubbers
&c, &c.
Gr"erri->, 81 all grades Tea, Canc-. MoIsscs
OF which viii De- sold At the loves. possible
Butter, Egg, Lard Cheese Potatoes &c received al
the highest n,ark-t price, u-uJ1 ia exchange for
Goods, and intend To sell only for c1si and bur
ter ver Inducements not 10 be found elsewhere
in Oti.-a.
og.s JOHN LOCKWOOD CO. Reddess Block.
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New Fall & Winter Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store !
DOUGLASS 4 CLARK.


DOUGLASS d CLARK.
vuyr - = =.
w WIZ. 80 -, -. - ~ VI = al 81
nrres for ...h w ;,n;. ,h inc =, 2" "' 'eiy io'
! y;,n;,v .. -. 49,, :. III - .He"' VI O..a"a az
prices before purchasing as we 81 all Offer ndncement
to cash buyers that ca mot be foui d ,ewbere Anon
| our stoct NAV ha fourd -0"'
r., a, .. ,.,,
! I, "eiiioes, piaii anu ngureo'
| ~ ~ ne anu Sooui ~
| n ,n "oo' rsaius, Uu;dI riaius'
r,"' anu nscred 700. Deiaihesi
| striped siohair,
| ~. ..;s gu Us r, snNs, 9Th
| -. IL, G an, u, ~ AM S1As'
HI S, Tns>. riils, ne siros ior one DOLLAR
| I 60, 49, ~, anu .. ai'eIicai uihghaas,
! Chenille and Plush bordered Sbavls:
4 Bay State and Waterloo long ShawIs.
| Gents shaws:
! White and coiored Wooden Blankets:
| Velvet and silk Vest Patterns;
Black Silk Velvet. for Cloaks;
Enibroderies and Laces:
Collars and aleeves do in setts
Muslin and Cambria Ed gngs and Inser;iuxs;
Muslin and Cambria Bands;
Dimity Bands;
Black Brussels Lace;
Thread Edsing,
Smyrna Edgings;
Bluce Sac Vests, Gore do;
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Regular meeting. Present: Mayor Walker, Aid
Leaveus. Vette. Green, Armour, Edwards, Bristol,
Slater, and Hoban.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
Bill of Anderson, Spencer L Go, SZl2, for stone
for street crossings, was presented On morton OF
Edwards the same referred to the finance com
mittee and the Mayor. with power to settle and di
rect clerk 10 issue orders thereon for the amount
due them, after the payment of the money raised
by subscription, for the purpose Of building such
crossings -
Communication of Ford Dciano was presented.
asking the council to make some arrangement
whereby they could get pay for work ON La Sale
street Improvement.
Leavens, of sewerage committee, TO whom was
referred the matter Of Pine sewer reported
plans, specifications, and cost of same - 2eo On
motion Of Bristol. report received and adopted
. On motion Of Bristol, Pine street sewer ordered
To be built, and u, 2OO assessed on the property
thereby benefited to paw the same. -
On motion of Bristol. council proceeded TO
choose three commissioners BY ballot. to make said
assessment. On the first ballot VIM Hickling,
Joo v. A. Hoes. and Joseph f. Skinner received
eight ballots each, which being majority Of all
the Aldermen authorized BY Law to be elected. they
we're declared duly elected said Commissioners.
Bristol presented deeds.ef Geerge T. Walker and
L. d. Csvsriy. dedieaiipg part Of outlet 80 and
81. subdn. sw fri Sec II, T. g. K 5, for the Puf-
pose Of sztepdise Webster etress east and on his
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GEO. y. fiSlILit,
BILL, NOTE, & COLLECTION BROKER
,MMISSICN AND EXCHANGE

MONEY received and invested by unioubi-d
ASA securities at reasonable commission, and perfect
~ satisfactory to those committing il to my hand-. Col
ectiuns rt be iHrnrfJiy rcitted the day OF pay
ment. Debts secured, notes, bonds, mortgages, and
stocks bought and sold.
All business entrusted me shall have promp: s;tcn-
ton and immediate returns for. Tie only conditions
which will do business i ToupEess fidelity. aud
dcspatch; and those placing bushes, my care per
sOnaiy or by correspondence. may feel assured that
these conditions, with my experience in Banking and
Exchange. Will be mutually adVautig eoI-. aud enable
render full satisfaction ia executing all trusts
committed to Farmers Mechanics. and others h4y-
ing money 70 loan or nyes: will assurcly find TO their
advantage TO call All deposit. viii be securely
ia Se-iei or subject 20 call. be agreed upon.
orice in the corner rooms % story, Mating block
Ottawa. November u. 1851.
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WHITE TEETH, PEKfrxED BREATH and beautiful com
piexion be acquired by using the Balm OF Thou
sand Flowers" What lady gentleman would remain
curse Of dsagrecabe breath, when by using
the " Balm OF thousand Flowers" dentrifce,
would only sweet but leave the teeth white
as aahas'sr' Many persons do not know their breath
is bad and the subject is delicate that their friends
would never mention Beware Of esunterfeifs. Be
each bottle is signed FETRIDGE 4 CO., n. Y.
Foo sale by d. WALKER Co, Sole Agents. Ottawa, III.
iulsS
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Council Proceedings.

Nor. "a, 1857.
Regular meeting Present Mayor Walker, AID.
Leavens, Green, Edwards, Bristol, Richardson, Ho-
ban and Calkin-
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Petition of +. Mathiot for liquor license was
presented On motion of Hoban, prayer granted
on payment of $50
bills PMD.-Pat. Bradshaw ct al, for labor on
streets, $3.50; J. W. Ayrs for stone and mason
nv, $lOS.l1. ordered paid and charged TO appropri
atoms for State St repairs balance of bill referred
TO finance committee; John Eagan, f6, stone; T.
Burke, S5.65, masonry o. Leavens, S5i, supsrin-
tendent of Paul st. sewer, &C.; =. Forbes, laying
sidewalk, eI.75.
Report of work done on La Sale ST. improve
ment was presented. On motion Of Green, referred
to finance committee, with power to settle with
Ford Delano and direct the clerk to issue orders
for the amount due them.
On motion of Ieavens, $1,000 ordered paid Ed.
lsftery for Superior and Paul street sewer in or
ders TO suit him. not less than S5u.
Chair appointed Bristol, Edwards, and Armour
police committee. 30.
Adjourned. J. AVERY, CITY C1ert.
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The weather for the past ten days ha:

The weather for the past ten days has
been quite mild and spriug-like, very much
in contrast with the fierce and decidedly
wintcrish weather Of two and three weeks
ago. The ice, that had cffectually bridged
both rivers at this place, left several days
ago, and the rivers, raised a foot or two by
the thaw, are open for all kinds of navigable
purposes. Such cold snap as We had a
few weeks ago, followed by 30 decided @
thaw, is wholly unprecedented, at this sea-
son, in this part of the round world, and our
shrcwdest weather prophets shrink from ma
king any representation as to the charact-
er of the coming winter from such a basis.
PHEENoLoGY-W. B. Fyfe formerly mer
chant in this city, and at present merchant
in New Michigan, Livingston county, has
started on a winter lecturing tour on pine
noloyy Mr. F. was last week at Mendoza,
where the Press thus notes him:
PxoF FYfE has been here this week enter
tanning the public with Phrenology. Some
OF his dcIinestions Of character have been
very felIcious, and brought down the house
with applause. Whether Phrenology be
science or not the public are not inclined to
dismiss it-eypienced from the houses which
the Prof has drawn during his stay at Men
dota.
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0ttatua ftte Gra0tr .
To Poets.

The carrier Of the Free Trader offers q
prize of s. for the best original New Years
address to be sent in BY the 25th of Decem-
her
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Read This!
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF
NE E& @[ EE a

4 HAVE determined close my entire Stock of
i Lumber. consisting OF a large stock of PINE, ASH,
WHITEWOOD, BI.ACKWALNUT, CHERRY, and large
stock of i
Wagon Lumbtr Cedar and Oak P,sts
Those desiring purchase solicited call and
anime for themselves. Produce taken in exchange for
Lumber.
Those indebted to me will please call and settle ac-
counts without delay. Many them long past due
and INST settled up before the close Of navigation.
Mr. n Mcintyre is attending the collecting depart
rnenf and will communicate with call those who do
not settle up and hope II will be taken all right. for
these old amounts must be paid. oc17 GEO. BRISTOL
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FmAm6.

: TT EOOm09
0N La Sale st., on Monday, the I'd inst . POCKET
~ BOOK containing some money and other papers
The have by proving property, and paying
~, ne wi. ~ . JOHN HoDAN.
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C0utfOny
LLpersons hereby cautioned against hsrborng
"a or trusting nv wife, MARaAKBr SHAY, my ac-
count She my bed and board without any just
cause though frequently entreatsd TO do so refuses
TO return Twill pay debts Of her contracting, nor
anything on her account. =
nov21-3Ws PATRlCk SHAY.
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"wooDLsSD CEE.S''-A Pomade for identifying the
HAiriighy perflmcd, superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing Ladies'
Hair 1t has equal giving it bright. glossy appear
1t causes a Ge;.tirynan's Hair curl the
natural manner Il removes pabdrUn, always giving
the Hair the appearance of being fresh shampooea-
Price, only fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE2 CO.
Preprietors Of the " Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
For salehy d. Waller Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa, Ill
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GREAT ARRIVAL
Fall and Winter Goods,
AT John Lockwood & Co.'s.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

VIE subscribers take this opportunity TO return thei
Il sincere thanks to the peopie of Ottawa and vicinity
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them the past
summer, and would respectfully invite attention
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NEW GOODS.
THORNE & ZIMMERMAN
"AvE received their large and well selecte'
II II stock

Fsatl and Winter Clothing,
Consisting Fine French Black Broadcloth Coats and
Bue Dress Coats and Heavy Double Beaver Over Coats
and Seal Skin Over Goats and all kinds OF Business
| Coats In PANTS have Black Doeskin and CASH
mere Pants of all kinds Fancy Silk Velvet Silk Grena-
dine and Cashmere Vests of all styles Also, large
I stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
And full stock Of Boys Clothing, Trunks Hats, caps
and in fact everything usually kept in first class Cloth
ing House. THOKNE ZiMMEkMAN,,
oc3 No. u heodtcNs MOCK.
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THE OTTAWA UNION
chronological and Physiological Society,
Meets in Glover Cooks Hall, every Monday evening
at : o'clock.
Subjects for next meeting:
Reading choice selections.
Essay-On cautOusness.
AddTess-On IGealiry and Subl.sity.
Discussion of previous question ntinued from last
meeting.
Charts and examinations Usual.
Admittance rec.
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GaEEW' :; MiEL!

Successor 10 the OM Pioneer,
HAS been rebuilt during the last year. in the most du
/ 1 ruble, substantial and worknanlike manner, and
almost without reference COST their motto has been
and i "Exceieior." They have
Three hWN of RurPs
In operation which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work. with everything entirely new. aud will
have the fourth run. for Merchant Custom work
dy in short time: and when completed IL will he superior
Custom and Merchant Mil in the State. All that
they 4-k j. fair trial, they feel confident that with
their mill and long experience t2 years. in the mill
ing business fully warrants them In d1tHD an oHOr
bie coI ffior. None but tl- most experienced and
coinmodaiing mirrs employer.
Cash paid for the best article OF Winter Wheat
Dayton, Apr 3, 1856. J.S ID. GREEN
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BLANKS! EIankS.!
I'VE have just had printed, on fine paper about %
w Reams Of Blanks, which offer for sale at Chica-
'-g0 prices They embrace, in part, follows:
WARRANTED. Special WARRANTED, and QGitcIaim Deeds
Mortgages OF two kinds Articles Of Agreement Chatel
Mortgages, Leases, Warehouse Receipts, Judgment
Notes. and general supply of Justices and Constabs
Blanks.
Orders by mail or otherwise Pr onrtly attended to.
augZt RATHBUS L ORION.
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CITY BAN X
f MES. lLES 4 CO.

OpeE from O'Clock 4. W. 10 ~ o'ciCe< =. "
- IGiT Drafts sale New York Boston, Philade
- p!is Chicago. -. Louis. and all III. principal Cities
Gold and Siiy bouei; and sold
Collections mad. IN all parts OF the State. and RENTED
for day Of payment, IL current rates Of exchange
MLrrltS -. EpMlN 4. tIi.EN. I.fNlier
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Larkin's Clothing Store,

LATE wM. CONNELLY'S)
Merit door east Of the City Bank,
OTTAWA, ILL.
TEHHE subscriber the public that he has
purchased the entire stock Of Goods, Tailorshop,
c lately the property of VIM. Connolly, decd, located
above The stock is heavy, and thoroughly re-
plenished short time before Mr. Conneys decease 1t
consists of all kinds of
ReHdy.Madc Clothing,
Such Coats Pants Vests Shirts Drawers Suspenders,
Cravats, Stocks Collars, Gentlemens and Ladies' Ho
sery-in short every article of Mems, Boys child
ren's wear-einbracng also full assortment of every
article of
(:enrIcmcn's Furnishing Goods.
These goods will be sold FOR CASH only, and there
fore offered at lower price than can be bought
anywhere else in Ottawa.
In connection with the Clothing Store the subscriber
will also continue the
Tailoring Business,
As formerly successfully carried by Mr. Connolly
having this purpose procured the services of one of
the best practical cutters in the west. As he will keep
constantly on hand large stock of --.
Cloths. C1ssimeres. Ve.sings,
all material to be made in Clothing, he can
make promptly order any article in his line, should
such be preferred to the ready-maae article on his
shelves.
The subscriber determined to make this not only
Of but the first Clothing establishment in Ottawa. and to
keep up the highest point of the market and
therefore invites he hopes his goods and prices will
deserve that he should receive liberal patronage from
he public G,ny23l THOMAS LARkiN.