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MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

ggsIIE best family Medicine before the public for
the cure Of .Scroftr. Ulcers, ScUrry, EruptiORs
the SKIN Ferey. and Ag1e D?h.oepsio, DroJsy and
In fact all diseases yield to their curative pro-
perties.
II has been computed that during the last twenty Ave
years upwards Of F0Hr NiiOns Of persons have been
benefited by the Of these medicines fact which
speaks volumes in Of their curative propcrtiesa
sngr trial will place them beyond the reach o. compsu
,nh ~ The estimate Of every patient. BY their use the
bLonD y RESTORED TO 4 HEALTHY STATE and frsed
J"rt u" ""IHFE"s. The system is not reduced during
'eraa9n' but invgorated, ard they require no
/ -udihl rom business or pleasure.
In, dN''t.d hdre ia heSe medicines rehne,Yn that
,ta ""jor mem al that Diediciae con DossIy e6l.f
Prepared by W. Il. NOFFAT VI n Mr. y,,,E
ana Tor SAFE ny DAVID WALKER 4 CO.,
u. l.. THOMPSON
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The New York Tribune says the yellow
fever is at the very doors of the city, and
complains bitterly that no efficient steps are
taken to avert the threatened pestilence, by
remedying the shameful condition of the
streets. The Tribune does not learn that
there are actually any cases in the city. but
it is at the Quarantine, an infected ship is at
the Atlantic docks, and sailors from infected
vessels are ia the city.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

We are requested by the supreme court
clerk to state that the decisions have been
filed in the following causes in addition to
those We have heretofore published:
Coughron ct ais, re- Swift.
County Of Warren es Jeffrey ct ais.
Cohghron es. Gutchess
Chicago i GaIcna T. X. Co. 49, Rea ct al.
Quarter RS. The University Of St. Mary OF
the Lake.
Gordon rs. Downing.
Babcock rs. Price.
Nolte rs Lowe ct a.
Champlin rs. Morgan.
Low rs. Forbes.
Cunningham rs Doran ct al
Low r. Freeman ct al
Bartholomew RS Bartholomew.
Low rs Getty.
Buck rs Eamen.
HARDWOOD rs. Tucker
Frink ct ale rs. Schroyer
Getzler rs Saron
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy r. R. Co.
CO. Coleman.
Davis -. Ransom ct al.
Reed rs. Peoria Marine & Fire ms. Co.
The People or rel Beebe rs Evans
City Of Chicago rs. Major.
Morrow rs. Mccoy.
Newkirk rs. Cone.
Morton rs. Trustees Of the Town Of Prince
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New York and Erie Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
tn the TrUrej;nU D,yL7;c


(Uf your thro. gh tickets to NEW YORK, BOsToS, PHI-
- LApEIPHIA, and New England Cities, via this ute.
TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE SAVED!
Through to N. York City WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARsi
The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARS
This line extends to Dunkirk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls, with snbroke1 Wide GaUGe-connecting at
DUNKTRK directly with all trains from CICIBd CiHci-
matt, and Chie0go, the Lake Shore RdtIrodd
To BUFFALO, via the BaGstlo and n York city Rail
roGa, making direct connections with al steamers
Lake Eric from CLere1dfd, I0je9O, and Detroa also
with the B,efato and Lax Huron RaitacGy from De-
t,oH and CHicdgO:
To NIAGARA FALLS, via Csndnddigua and Niagara
FuHs RditrO0d, making direct connections with all
trains the Grea Westeyn Rdi'scay Detroit and
facilities
BosroN PAssESssRs can stop in New York City any
ength OF time and resume their journey pleasure
without extra charge
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the principal West
ern Railroad Offices.
FARE As LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
HOMER RAMsDELL, President
B. F. SMITH, CENT. AQ& mySO
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PEARL FISHERIES IN OswEGo Co.. n n.

PEARL FISHERIES IN OswEGo Co., n N
Mr.. j. ii. Stone, of Hannibal, was in the city
yesterday, with specimens of pearls taken
from the fresh water clans found in the Nine
Mile Creek, in the town of Hannibal, for the
purpose of ascertaining their value. He
called at the jewelry store of Mr.. Barnes, in
the Woodruff block, and also at the store of
Asa Parks, and Ford, and others in the city.
We examined the pearls in the store of Mr..
Parks, and there is no question of their genu-
ineness, and they were so pronounced by
the jewellers. The specim .ns exhibited bv
Mr.. Stone were about the size of pea, and
he has about four hundred pearls in all, va
rying in size from that of pea down to that
Of pigeon shot, all Of which were gathered
from about 1900 clans, in couple of days
He also has one specimen much larger than
those exhibited, but it was found in de-
cayed clam, and one side of it is discolored,
being nearly back, which destroys its value
Mr. Stone says the pearl is readily discover
ed in the clam by opening it and running
the finger around the shell. The pearl is
uund between the shell and the clam itself,
nd is formed bya disease of the clam, caus-
ing a secretion of the pearl enamel, thus
forming globule, which is the pearl. ..
Great excitement has been occasioned BY
this discovery, and large numbers are pre-.
pairing to depart for the diggings" in Han
nibal. 1t is estimated that, if these pearls
come up to the supposed value, those en-
gagged in the search for them are now averag-
ing $50 to 5000 and $500 per day The
large pearl which was found by Mr.. Stone, if
perfectly sound, would probably be worth
several thousand dollars, judging from the
size of the famous New Jersey pearl. which
was valued at $25, OseoegO Palladium.
or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-20

CRors AT THE SoUTH.-A PHILADELPHIA
despatch Of June 10th, says:
The New Orleans mail Of Tuesday is re-
ceived. New Orleans papers give most fiat
tering accounts of northern and middle Tex
as. The prospects of splendid crops of corn,
cotton and sugar were never better; in the
western part the crops were not suffering.
Letters from the river counties Of Virgil
MIA and Maryland state that the army worm
had made its appearance, and was ravaging
all kinds of grain. The farmers were des-
paring of getting enough for seed.
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GEN. WAlSrR N New YoRE.-Gen. Wa
ker arrived in New York on Tuesday, and
was received by his friends a. the landing
A salute was fired. The General then en-
tered carriage drawn by eight horses, and
was escorted to the City Hall, which added
to the already great excitement. In the
Park an enthusiastic reception was gwen
him. He was then escorted TO the s.. Nc
holas Hotel, and will remain there In New
Y0r, for some time.
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! THE Cur ORM.-We have had some tall
battles with this pestiferous insect in our &c
by 30 corn and cabbage lot, but shall hence
forth bear our light Affections in this way
with resignation in view of the imme asura.
bly, greater trials the Tennessee people must
endure from this contemplate destroyer. A
paper before US says:
One gentleman in Tennessee writes that
in one night the cut worm destroyed twenty
acres of herd grass on his farm, and was adj
vancing through the neighborhood. 1t is
stated that the cut worm has attacked young
vegetation generally, but particularly corn
and cotton.
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WOODS HAIR DYE.-The reputation gained
by this excellent article is indeed wonderful.
Its peculiar chemical qualities have bene-
fetal effect upon the growth and character of
the hair, giving silky, glossy texture to
that which was formerly Of corase and dry
toilet-Sold by all Druggists. jun20-2w
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Mr.: James Agnew, of this city, the other
day, had his vest and an excellent lever
watch eaten up by cow. He was at work
and had taken off his watch and vest and
laid them one side, and on going to get them
he found that COW had chcwcd up and
swallowed both vest and watch-rather an
unpalatable meal if it was eostly.-Norra
Herald.
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SCENE AT TsiE CE;CT;. rsoT-sE.


GEORGE stands leaning the counter, looking quite
disconsoate. Ed. enters with New Hat on, looking
very much pleased. George looks up the following
conversation issues:
George-Iiallo, Ed. New Hat, Ell Been up to Chi.
cago lately?
|.-Why? What the ID makes you think have
been up to Chicago?
George-Why because you have got a New Hat, and,
as you always buy your Hats at Chicago together with
being the latest style, concluded you had been up
Ed must admit You are good at guessing but this
time you are quite of the way. As for buying my
Hats at Chicago when PREsCoTr furnishes rs good Hat
if not BETTER of the latest and most fashionable STYLE
unnecessary besides George, should patronze Home
GEORGE lAppearing very much surprised What
you did not buy tIslt Hat at PErscoTrs?
h.-Yes! At F. c. PREsCoLrs.
GeoTge-Wel, if that is the {akes the Hat in his
hand, looks at it very coseIy have one old
Hat (takes his in his hand) bought ut G.. W. S.
Chicago, the last time was up, aud it is hardly to
be seen.
Exit George and Ed. to PREscGTT's George for New
Hat!
n B-Hat bought at PREscorTs Ironed free of charge.
April II, 1857.
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DR.. 3. W. BRlCE

HAS located himself in this place for the purpose OF
4 pracciHg medicine, and respectfully offers his
vices 10 the citizens of Ottawa and those in its vicinity
in all tts various branches Of his profession
FROM his experience and familiarity with western dis
eases, and ty prompt and vgiaut discharge OF profess
siGnal duties, he hopes merit share of patronage
Twenty years ago more, he known in Ohio to
many who citizens OF this county, to Of
whom he would take pleasure in referring. Among them
are E-qr. John Green. Matthias TTlmbo. g. W. Arm
strong. and Abrsm TrUIEh0 He would also refer to DR..
\ H. Rowland and Dr. Joseph Stout, OF Ottawa.
Residence and office Paul Street, and
VIM. Eediils building, opposite the residence Of
I - l4ta J.I}u t's,-gD iuunU
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NOTICE j. hereby given that at the next meet
Ing Of the City Council, plank side walk will be
ordered To be built according law and ordinance
on the north side Of Courtney street, from the tol!
house TO Christie street.
BY order, J. AVERY, City Clerk.
hmm. q =
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Nor DEAD YET.-We erred in our last in
stating that the Aurora Guardian had died.
The scorpion" is certainly alive. We
certainly saw its demise announced in some
paper before we made the statement.
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CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Prepared from Prescription Of SIR u. CIdJke, IT.
D.. Physicidn Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fc
male constitution subject 1t moderates all and
removes all obstructons and speedy may be reli-
ed
TO Married ladies
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t viii in short time, bring On
the monthly period with regularity.
Each Bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
Caution.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during HH FIRST three months they sure
to bring ,sc1yage but at every other time and in
every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES
Late I. C. BALDWIN { Co,
Rochester, y. y.
N.B-s1 and postage stamps enclosed 70 any autlo-
rzed Agent, will insure polite Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by f. Y. GRIGGs, ottawa and one Druggist in
very town III the United States. noyiJ-ly
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TIE CoNcr.-We had first vicw Of til,
strange celestial visitaut Yesterday morning
l. can now be seen just before dar-break,
rising in the cast, ,tile nor b q and uu2,r
The morning star. and remains visible after
all the planets have pa,sd.-JI.tsetri.ls sen
tiHei, 1914.
This is a new comet, which our Jackson
vile friend has been the frs; 10 sec, and
should hare credit for the discovery. \ ma
tive philosopher, however denies the yisi-
b!lity Of q coTe, in the region indicated,
and says the Jacksonville cl5,or = playing
OF joke to cheat tie comet stricken Of
their norniu. nap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-20

GRAIN BUYERs.--Buyers Of wheat are al
ready in market in Southern Illinois, for the
forthcoming crop. They offer from SLIGO to
s1.7O per bushel. So says the State Jour-
nal
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Here is notice of a novel proceeding bu

Here is notice Of a novel proceeding but
undeniably legitimate -
" A large number Of females promenaded
Walnut street, Philadelphia, on Monday of
last week, in the new rig adopted by the
Dress Reform Convention-the Skirts reach.
ing only to ths knee, and flesh colored silk
stockings usurp the place Of the other fix.
ings-Er
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ANOTHER FREMoST.-The Marysville CAL
Sentinel Of May u, has the following queer
item:
woman residing on Telegraph Hill,
filed the necessary papers in the County
Court yesterday, demanding proper provi-
sion for her child, whose father, she AYERS,
is John Charles Fremont, late Black Repub-
lIcan candidate for President Of the United
States.
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Scaled Proposal

fsVHE Directors u tie Illinois River Bridge Company
viii receive Sealed Proposals FOR the reconstruction
Of the piers their Bridge until the first day CT July
for the amount Of Hork be done and the Of
{ outing the same enquire Of thu undersigned.
IEa5 HENRY HURLBUT, Soy
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The Canal Commissioners Of PENNSYLVANIA
have obtained an injunction from the Su-
preme Court against the sale of the main
line Of the public works of tina; State, au-
tiorized by law of the last legislature.
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WE prepared to build and and sell
W farm rights for building I. d. BURE's C0Htrdciye
E-DGHSire. ami L1terdi Pressure Wire Ftfces
For durability, utility, and economy, this fence is
quaed. On Prairie Farms, for the enclosing fields Of
grain, there is fence equal to it. For 100 rods Of
Fence only 40 common posts, large posts 6N6
and l'0 spring posts inch square, thus SAVING IS
PER CENT. in posts any other Fence.
All the different kinds OF Wire Fence in use,
unEaly getting OF order. Cattle running bearing
against the wires spring the Fence bend the wires ard
the Fence needs constant watching and repairing The
arrangement of Fence is SUCH the key and lever
regulate all such trouble The moment wire is bent by
an animal the key and lever it to its former
sition. Also, SIeeples and Fence Keys, and Patent
Rights for building T. ID. BCEK's Patent Wire Fence
be obtained of GEORGE HELD a BROTHER.
o. ii. BUELL.,
iIn20-lnl% OttHaCa House, Ottdtcd, M.
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RuSseIFS Furniture Depot.

ESIABLIsHED N lsi-.
TE'IE subscriber respectfully Informs his old patrons
and the public that he la, now moved into hi-
building where he opens with increased STOCK and f4c
lilies and offer at lent good trade formerly.
In GsyoytH44r qYrt5fy. GEH price, the Depot shall be
second TO no other establishment in the County
Tie strictly me Price and cash >gste i his motto.
O;taNa. JEI..e 8. lSJI. PETEK RISSELL.
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ILLISoIs RIVER RAILROAD. 1t gives US
unbounded pleasure to say TO our readers
tnat the contract for the grading. bridging,
masonry, and furnishing of cross-tes for tie
Illnoisc River railroad, from Pekin TO Jack
sonvlle, a miles was closed, and signed
blythe contractors, on last Monday The
work is to be commenced by the Goth inst,
and completed by the lst Of December 49,
5S.
There will be large force on the first
twenty mills south Of Pekin next week.
The terms of the contract are very favorable
to the Railroad Company, and viii secure
the speedy construction of one of the cheap.
est and best roads ever made.
The contractors will remove to the line of
the road Immediately, and devote their con-
slant personal attention to the work until
completed. Mcssrs. Allen & McGrady are
the contractors. They have ample pecuni-
airy ability, and large experience in railraod
building Cas- County Times, 11th
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In trifles, infinitely clearer than in great
deeds, actual character is displayed.
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SOisCa fn phvSs.s-

The La Sale County Medical Society will hold It's frs
quarterly meeting in Ottawa, July 1st, 1851 at Dr. J.
Hatheways Office. All the members are requested t.
attend. Tjuna0l J. c. HATHEWAY, Sec'y.
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Deinocracy-What is it '-Otta1a RepuJ-
lican.
Republicanism-W War is it?
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Notice

! HEREBY warn al persons not 10 harbor trust
TuUs EUEE NY account. as shall not be RESPONSE
b'r for any debts whatever Of his contracting.
J1aG-3wf DANIEL BCRK.
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AARRiED-Du Wednesday, June 81 inst. at -.
James Church Chicago by the Rev. Robert IT, Carlson
D. d, SAHrU u Hewlett, % Horizon, Wisconsin, the
world renowned Temperance Orator, and Miss HELES
sister 90 Walker Pratt. Ed, Of Chicago.
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Su-H a. Sill TEi--s'ir-s French and Plain Cuf Linen
Saigt- Collars C-avats. Sl-peuIers, Sc. Also, large
assortment ~ HOSIERY
s--a- ar. better selected stock of Goods never
before offered ia this r1---,t al o. which win he sold
cheap ~ Cash. r58a-Yl FISkE K TAYLOR.
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Larkin's Clothing Store,

Merit d0Or east Of tile city Bank
OTTAWA, ILL.
yNlE subscriber announces 10 the public that he has
u purchased the entire stock of Goods, TaiiorshCp,
&C. lately the property OF W Connolly decd located
as above The stock il heavy, and thoroughly re-
ien-hed short time before Sir. Conney's decease, Ii
consists Of all kinds Of
Eecady.Wadc CIOtlsinS,
such a. Goats Pants Vests, Shirts Drawers Suspenders,
Cra'at- stocks, Collars Gentlemen and Ladies' Iio
.ieryin short, every article of Mems, Boys child
rens weaT-elnbrac!ng also full assortment Of every
article OF
tcntIcmcn's FurnislBing Goods.
These goods will be sold FOR CASH only, and there
fore can be offered at lower price than he bought
anywhere else in Ottawa.
IN connection with the Clothing Store, the sub.cribes
VIII also continue the
Tailoring business,
As formerly successfully carried by Mr. Connolly
having for this purpose procured tho one Of
the best practical cutters ia the west A. he will k..p
constantly on hand large stock Of
Cloths. "a ssisneres. Seatiugs.
Aud all other material TO he made up Clothing he can
make promptly order any article in his lue should
shelves.
Of but TIE FIRST Clothing establishment in Ottawa and
keep the stock to the highest point of the market and
therefore invites he hopes his goods and prices VIII
deserve that he should receive, liberal patronage from
the public. imy23l THOMAS LARKIS.
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BLACK "a COLES

Are prepared furnish
CUSHIONS, STOOLS, &C,
For Church Pews and do all other kinds of Uphol-
steering. june
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For sale. by ~. W. LOW.
4 LARGE assortment OF SEASONED LUMBER, Of all

All kinds o. Grain taken in exchange for the above
ticcs 1t market prices. Those wishing Lumber will find
for their interest call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. jun2Ol w. LOW.
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Flew Lumber yard.

I - " - w 80 80 80 ~ ~ ga ~
(,j.eat attraction t0y TURNER'S and Necjtanics!
TgiE best assortment OF Lumber ever offered in Otta
is ready for sale at the new lumber yard of
T. Il. POWELL & CO. formerly occupied by Il. SIzER. 1t
comprises large quantity of dry, clear Lumber, of diff
fercnt thickness Also. all kinds of common Lumber,
Piuery Shingles, iath Nails SASH Doors, in short every
thing necessary FOR complete building. We feel conf
the largest dealers in Chicago that offer better
inducements buyers than any other firm in she City.
Ottawa, June 20, 1851. B. L. POWELL CO.
EHHE subscriber wishes sell his store and lot nearly
L opposite the Post Office, advantageous terms,
with immediate possession For further particulars APP
ply on the premises, to TRUE & WATERMAN, Ottawa
Bank jun2oS JAS. LANCASHIRE.
For iseNt.
DWELLING HOUSE and good large Barn. Apply
"A to JOHN LOCKWOOD Co., Reddick's Block jun21 iw
! HEREBY warn all persons not to harbor or trust
GEORGE HENRY Hopes on my account, l shall not
be responsible for debts whatever of his
jun2e-3w H. BAKER
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia Sale COUNTY, ss-T1e Peo,ls
Of TIE state Of Illinois, to al to chont these Presents
may come, and e$pecidUy to the mart of Kin Uiya-
Gt-LGio ard creditors Of Joln 4. Hiasddle, dec'd-
GREETING:
w iiEREAs, Frederick s. Day, administrator of the
w estate of John A. Hinsdale, deceased is DESTROYS
OF rendering an account of his proceedings such ad
mnlsrator, and having final settlement and for that
purpose has made an application in the County Court
La Sale County, for citation to be directed those
who may be interested in said Estate
We, therefore, require you appear before our said
Court at the Court House, in Ottawa, in said County
the first Monday Of August 1857, 10 o'clock in the
morning. you fit attend the final settlement Of
said account tjun2VJ s.W. RAYMOND, CIerh
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UNDERT TAKING

'OIE the r-il,Lc- of the subscriber, on or about
the first o. NAV. q three year old COW AND CALF
both i. The owner J. requested 70 come forward,
prove property, pay charge, and take them away;
Otherwise they viii - d-rg-si OF according 20 law.
IunG-gv- THOMAS N,DEGNOTT.
Employ Wanted.
active aui healthy German ltrHr.r seeks employ
a ulat WI do any L'ed NJ labor, but prefers gar
t.4lG, Enquire %. Mr.. FL-il', boarding house, Cn-
t9a street, jun6-3v-
I'HETsE sTRAINEEING-for sale by
Z juno J. o. NATTISGER
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LARGE onautity of nov lime for SALE at III per
a Ian. f fmar 2fl II. THOMPSON.
MOCHA Java, Lagn1rai, a ana no ''nee' al very
W 49,, riio0' s. W. CHEEvERS.
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CarPcting! Competing!
NO person should purchase this article In Ottawa
without seeing my stock, not that expect to suit
sell one but feel anxious to post them pricsS.
myl6 y. CuEESER.
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Hats, Caps, TruuA and Carpet Bags In fact every
thing usually kept IL q Erst-cass house.
THORNE a ZIMMERMAN,
rgyg Sf0fIiug Trzddr No. .. Ieddici's BiOok
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Z HEfEBf warn all persons not to harbor trust
GEORGE HENRY IoDGES my account, shall not
be responsible for any debts whatever of his
jun2o-3w H. BAKER
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NOIlCE Is hereby given, the subscribers for build
~ ing bridge across Coye Creek on the bloomington
Road. that said subscriptions must be paid or before
the Zth day OF June, 1857, they will be LEFT with an
offlcer for collection The Committee will meet at the
residence of James Reed, Esq, at p NJ on said day
junl3 Per order.