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CHICAGO MARKET.

Nov. 20, 1891.
Flour The sales of -four to-day were con-
fined to bakers and the retail trade, AT for
mer rates Eurkwheat -four is in good de
mand al $3.50 per 100 lbs, rye flour at 81 70
per bbl., ami corn meal at s. per 100 lbs
300 bbiS Garden City mills sold this after
noon at $2.5, and zoe bJls sUgcrtiuc at
1926.
WIeq,-Some lots Of spring wheat sod
during the day at JOajlc in store. Milicrs
are paying G0c. Extra spring is worth %
in store.
Corn New corn sells to di~iii'ers at 42r,
and mil'ers are paving 4sajOc FOR old.
outs are in some demand, at 2jc IN store,
equal to 27c on board.
Bar'cy-Therc Is hut little doing in barley,
and we quote 80 cents per IS lbs. More Is
now coming in.
BueLtcheat is 25c per bushcl.
Eeans-White beans are in good demand
at - per bushel.
Bgtfsr j. scarce at 1Sa19c far the very
best, and I4alGc tor good HrEin and jar.
tEggs are not very plentiful, at Halo per
dozen
Rogs-Thore is a lit;,e tier demand FOR
good, fat, live hogs now, but thee ar few
comm. in.
Potaig,s have n 81. range, and the price
depends altogether upon the quality. We
quote JJltlr.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Nov. %, 1857.
Our market is more active than one
might suppose under the circumstances. 1t
presents the singular anomaly that wheat is
now selling for more in Ottawa than in Chi
cago, the price in the latter city being 50a
51c., against 90 IN Ottawa. Inc principal
buyers are the millers, are merchants who
are making collections in wheat instead of
money.
W7eat-spring 51a52e; winter, none in
market.
Corm-Ncw sh. SOC for 60 lbs; ear . =.
for 50 ID.
Oats-22c-36 lbs.
POtatoeS-2jc.
Bqytey-75 cts. 40.o.
Eggs-IGC.
Eatter-lGalSc.
Uidcs-Green &c, dry &c.
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THE OTTAWA UNION

THE OTTAWA UNION
chronological and Physiological Society,
Meets Glover Cooks Hall, every Mon day evening
at O'Clock.
Subjects for discussion
Resolred, That Phrenoogy teaehe. the necessity of
revelation.
kdirmative--J G.. Stone. sr e o.
Segative-C. Snow.
Address-The preachers duty DO Ia
Address-On Aliinentivrness-
Charts and examinations usual.
rf-<=.tG free
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Sell for less money than any other Piano Of the same
style and quality he had from any ether source
Said Instruments viii he warranted for three y.ars
viii Doe in town sufficiently often TO taks orders and iur
nish Instruments. No order viii be considered binding
unless the Instrument is superior, both Ia power and
quality of tone, TO any other maker. To prove what
say. only The privilege Of furnishing you instTu
if my i you need not keep
IT, One OF C. II. Ge.bs Pianos can be seen at Mr. l. v
NaternTn's. Please call, see, and try it.
Will furnish Instruments from any reliable mauuffc-
urer to suit customers upon good any other
one, Il Gejb's does not suit.
Sir. H. Gcib. Ga brother Of @. II. Geh) who IL known
here 10y the best Piano Porte Tuners and
Regulators that there * in the country, viii he here be-
tween the 2uiI August and the 10th of September
with whom reliable Eeneuts can he made for tuning
REFERENCEs-True Waterman, aud .. II. Buel.
MI fsuz
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Snow on SIpE-WALKs.-The most Of our
citizens seem to have forgotten that there is
an ordinance Of the city with reference to
snow on the sidewalks The law referred
to Chap. XXIll.) provides that the owners
or occupants of premises with sidewalks
fronting thereon must clear off the snow
within twcr 7 four hours after its fall, under
penalty Of one dollar, and further penalty
of one dollar for each twenty four hours
thereafter that the snow is suffered to re-
main on the walks. We hope that the peo-
pie and tie marshal Wi not forget this
hereafter.
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Hoors.-For the h=aith and comfort #
our ladies, most Of whom we notice persist
in wearing hoops during this cold weather,
W take pleasure in announcing the imTor-
tant fact, that, according to the latest fashion
reports from the other side Of the \ ian.ic,
the ladies Of the upper circles OF Europe
have, 70. the present, laid aside their hoops
as inappropriate to the cold and windy sea
sons. We publish this for the especial ben
eft Of those American ladies, who consult
Madame Fashion at Paris, aud her deputy
at London as orac,gss.
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4 adjourned meeting Of the La Sale Co. Horticultu'
n raj society vii, held in the Court House in Otta
wa, on Monday evening, November I'd. at o'clock
oe:I A. HALSEY, Clerk.
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Fake Notice.

T1yHOsE indebted for Millinery previous to the
first OF Sept 1851 viii please call and settle tn G
zane wi.Lopt delay. tnosl44wl SARAH GREGG.
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WHITE TEETH, PEEfUHED BREAIH and beautiful CON-
piexion can be acquired by using the Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers" What lady gentleman would remain
Hader tie curse Of disagreelbIe breath, when by using
the &c Balm OF a thousand Flowers a dentrifce,
would only sweet but leave the teeth white
aabaster: Many persons do not know their breath
Is bad, and the subject Is delicate that their friends
would mention Beware OF counterfets Be
sure each bottle is signed FETRIDGE G,CO.,N. Y.
For sale by D. WALKER Co., Sole Agents Ottawa H.
Jules
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New Fall & Winter Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store +!

DOUGLASS & CLARK.
| WE ro 49,, 1870, =
| " Wiz &C. - Nc. 80 VI al aho
prces for cash W. 80, 81 ;.,s -, 60. .ei! io,
vicinity N 80 NJ q nau 81 ai '' ~. "a ahg
prices before purchasing as we all offer Inducements
TO cash buyers that cannot be fon 3ewhere Among
our stock may be found 'o
Frepc, uo-,ro.s - ,s,
Parar,a,ias anJ c psr'.. anu Nsu'eu'
An MOI p,ai1s nj 5,,';,.
plain and f,nr1,d W., nai.i,,..
plain and strined WoEair.
R,act ,ni G'i - ~. e.,,
More ,ntin,s a,'d Wr.i ct,,
.merir,n ,,J 49, -. - "a, r,- ~
French SrI,c - ,,,r;.,,, 60. -. ~ ''St >
Chenille and H-orL, Sbay,s.
Chenille and Plush boriered Shawls;
Bay State and Waterloo long Shawls;
Gents Shawls;
White and colored Wooden Blankets;
Velvet and silk Vest Patterns;
Black SILK Velyet:for Cloaks
Enbroiicries and Laces;
Collars and Sleeves, do in sets,
ilusiin and Cambria Edgings and Inser;ings;
Muslin and Cambria Bands,
Diuiity Bands;
Black Brussels Lace;
Thread EdSng,
Smyrna Eigings;
i Buce sac vests, CO.. do.i
Valy., pnLo,,s To- &c., -
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$40 600 in Gold for Sale.

:EyIiE subscriber has j1zt from TIE Ciy 81 New
< York, new and splendid assortment - fn- gold
hunting casei patent lever Watches. gold Ear Rings,
Pins and Finger Rings; cameo god, stone, and painted
Pins and Lar Eines. Also, iarE, 1rtlaIL OF silver
lever Watches, Clo..-, Gold Pens, Chains, Sleeve But
tons. StuL- silver Spoons, aud every variety TO. goods .r
the Iewyry line being the largest ever bro Git i1
this market. an Of which De n s-'i ~ prices suitable 20
the times. and al kinds az solvent 54U bids taken
par. Al articles sold marked gratis
oc2f-ix J. DIgKEY
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aAA 80 t4lAaA &c
citizens Of Otta-
wa and vicinity
that fie 4. sole
agent for G.. II.
&c Ms new mo-
del Piano Forte.
which le VII
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Larkin's CLOTHING Store,

Q.ATE wsI. CONNELLY'S,)
Nert door east Of TIE City Bank,
OTTAWA. I'LL.
YSNfIE subscriber the public that he has
4 purchased the entire stock of Goods Tailcrshop,
SC lately the properly Of VIM Connolly, decd, located
as above The is heavy, and thoroughly re-
p'enisled short before Mr. Conney's decease 1t
consists Of all kinds Of
EscHasy-7ias!G Clothing,
Such as Coats Pants Vests, Shirts Drawers Suspenders,
Cravats. Stocks Collars, Genemen's and Ladies' tIo-
siery-in short every article of Mems Boys, child
ren's wear-embracing also full assortment OF every
article Of
esers:,eInels.s Furnishing Goods.
These goods will be sold FOR CASH only. and there
fore can be offered lower price than can be bought
anywhere else in Ottawa.
In connection with the Clothing store, the SUBSCRIBER
will also continue the
Tailoring Business,
formerly successfully carried on by MIR Connolly
having this purpose procured tho services of one OF
the best practical in the As he will keep
constantly on hand large stock of
Cloths, Ga~@i.ncrcs, tcsftDgS.
And all other material be made up in Clothing he can
make promptly order any article ia his line, should
such be preferred she ready-naae article on his
shelves.
The subscriber is determined to make this not only one
Of the FIRST Clothing establishment in Ottawa, and TO
keep ND the the highest point of the market and
invites, he hopes his goods and prices viii
deserve that he should receive, liberal patronage from
the public fmy23l THOMAS LARKiN.
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IrIE7V DOLLARS EEss
Fall and Winter Goods
FiSKE g. TAYLOR'S !!

WE are now opening Of the largest and best Sc
w lected stocks of
CZ0t.ing, Gspt's Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps
and RO0tS and Shoes,
Ever offered In this any other market TO when we IN
viic the attention Of those wishing good SUIT -
Vine Coth Coats. black and Fancy, from 80 to 80
over Goats, OF al the different styles from ii to soo
1.rnp Vests, of all styles and qualities;
1.ftD pair OF Pants, fashionable styles;
EullfIn over Coats, Gents Shawis- Hats and caps
Fur Plush and Cloth, for Men and Boys Wool Under
Slir. and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Gents Scaris, Com
forts and Munlers, Wool and Merno Socks, Bnek and
Fur Gloves ond siitts-in fact everything Gentemai
wishes to wear can be found az our store
To the Ladies.
We have large and we'll selected stock OF Ladies
Misses and Chdryn's Shoes, which We SHAH sell al
Eastern prices Black Lasting Caters, for .c, La'iies
Rubers ana Sandals, Long Rubber Boots. Snow Shoes
Congress Caters and Buskins, &C., &c-n TACT every
thing desirable for the season.
20 tE.e Gentlemen. ~.
Our assortment Is complete in best French Cai, ant
ieav Work Rest Calf. sewed and pegged, 1910 to 81
Double solel Congress Caters, for Fan wear; MI
Boots from $3.50 81; Boys Boots and SHOES tent
gubhers and Sandals, best quality. 81
As our Goods are manufactured expressly Tor us, VI
are sure they will give entire satisfaction.
Thanking you past patronage we nope 10 see yo'
at onr store Two doors of the City Bank, on Mad
son Street Tsep26l FISKE TAYLOR.
Notice.
adjourned meeting of the La Sale Co. Horticultu
raj society will be held in the Court House in Otta
wa on Monday evening, November I'd. at o'clock.
oc3l A. HALSE1, CIeV6
Take Notice.
TlyH0SE indebted to me for Millinery previous to tn
first OF sept 1857. viii please cali and settle tn
sane ri.Lopt delay. tnor1+4wl SARAH GREGG
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"a - sNvGssie0.

SrIE very thing that have long wanteda Sc
Z PARAIING COES SHELi.ER with one horse pow
or which is superior amy thing OF the kind in for
Ire neatuess durability, perfection of its work. and its
usefulness farmers in general. The whole machine
,riI $50 lbs and is capable of Smelling and preparing
for market or rig, ~ bushels per hour under avora-
hl2 circumstances The power may be used FOR various
mr. -rrrnoses. For sale by NANLEY DOW.
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GREAT ARRIVAL
Fail and Winter Goods,
1t John Lockwood & Co.'s.

]
At John Lockwood & Co.'s.
rE1E subscribers take this opportunity to return thei
sincere thanks 10 the neope OF Ottawa and vicinity
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them the pas
summer and would now respectfully invite attention t.
their stock Of
EEEF4 sNRe WINTER GOODS,
Which have been selected with great care, and bought
under lhe most favorable circumstances, and We car
safely say That or stock Is not surpassed IN town Gun
senior partner being daily in the New York market
gives superior aivaut ces in buying, well
jgr5u- Goods 90 ur she demands Of our customers.
Most goods Ho-'r dir act from Importers and
Commission Houses. L." Jl- and package, which is
par..-r.-r.y CoJSTHT MERCHANTS who eau buy OF
Us at -u-. a.. Ia, On N-ss oy cost Our stock con-
s=ts ia para ui general ass"rtlleU; OF
F,EEV Cs(3eoD&,
S1ch y. y LANES, Lancaster and Scotch Ginghams
Plain aad Figured All Wool D. I7ines Al Wool DE
Rec NIahsir do Plain, Figured and Plaid french Me
rina slpa.cas, Caharrs Plrametas DomJazinc Valen-
ca r!.Hs DIcl Pla!Is. Plain aud Figured Black SIN
Black Si.s velvet &C.. DC OF PRINTS have large
rt,,l- 4 - t- best styles. RON Ga to l2%.c per
C-r,o~s:,. Goods.
In si.- d.raT'r'u we have B!aarhed and Brown Ia
Die Linen do. O. 90, Spreads scotch Diaper Irish Linen
Eoarbe J Brown sie.ti,, and sa.riiug, from 81 to
In-i wide iie.aE, Striped AID Check shirtug, Brown
Twlur. aI "a large stock uf White and Colored Carrie:
Warp. Nr-. Sc. WOODEN E-n'r:- Wooden Yarn, &c.
Cloths, Ca~-imcres, aad Satineis.
Our st., t. large ui well selected consisting Of Ger
man and French TwiIgd Broad Cloths Beaver Cloths,
E1r C1o-l1, and Fancy Ca-siuercs ami Doe-kius,
tiuet- Of al crad,- coI6rs and prices Sleeps Cray,
Twerl-, Kentucky Jeans, Hard Times &C., &c.
s,anu~1~! EianncI.!
We wish E; Distinctly understood that We have the
Atrg.f and bat .iaet.5 stock Of White and Colored
FHuu-.s Zoe town. consisting Of White shaker W-lch,
Gang, and sis Warp, Plain Al Wool and Cotton Warp,
$50 nif. a3 ri.S I;.I, Dark, Blue, Gray, and White
TvIei .r'isa- wear; Plain and Figured Opera Fian-
nel-, .or Children, Sr.
IsrocI.a :,:sy; yvco,erl Hong Siawls.
b.a1e a't single E.r.l'4- 90 bay cIaie ana scotch
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CARRIES FEMALE PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

PrspGreF from q PTssr-iBtioH ~ Sir d. CZHrts, II
D. PiysieifH Er'cJOrdiHGy,y 10 re gg1eH-
This invasabe medicine Is uuan= ia tie cure OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the f.
male constitution i subject. II u'sr-s all excess and
removes al o,;ruc;ions and speedy eu-=lay be Teli-
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EDNBCRGH REvIEw.-This sterling Old
British Review for October contains the fol-
lowing articles:
/. Spedding's Complete Edition Of the
Works OF Bacon; 2. Napier; 3. The Medi-
ter:aucan Sea; 4. Henri Martins History
OF France; .. Landed Credit; q. Lives ot
the Chief Justices of England; Z. The
Highlands-Men, Sheep, and Deer; S. Har-
ford's Life Of Michael Angelo; .. The Indian
Mutiny.
Republished in the L S By Leonard
Scott Il Co., 81 Gold ST.. n Y.
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''wOooLNsp CEElu'-A Pomads for bcaut.ryiHg ;he
Hair-hgIy p-r:um-I. superior any French article
imported sui for half price For dressing Ladies.
Hair has equal giving it bright. glossy appear
ance Il causes Genticruaus curl IN the
natural II removes D1ujrlG, always giving
the Hair the appearance OF being fresh shampocsd.
Price, only fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETEIDGE& CO.
PrsprietOrs o: tire 4. EalEl % a Thou-au! F!overz-n
ForsaIe by d. WALKER Co. sole Agents Ottawa, II.
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Fox RIvEa.-Loadcd teams for the last
three days have been crossing Fox river on
the ice near the bridge at tAis place.
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THE WEATHER during the past week has
been quite cold enough for mid-winter. The
thermometer has been as low as 4 degrees
below zero, but generally the average has
been from 10 to 30 degrees above. IesteT-
day, however, it moderated rapidly, and
the snow, which had given US fair sleghing
during the week, mostly left for parts an
known. At the time OF tins present writing,
(Friday EVENING" there are strong indca-
tons Of rain and break up.
Winter came in upon US full month
earlier than usual, and found many wholly
unpreparcd for it. Houses without number
are unfinished on account Of impossibiity
to plaster, and hundreds Of acres Of corn re-
main unhuskeh in the fields.
The last Pontiac YeJcs announces the
death Of JOCK II. DAFT, prominent lawyer
OF that town
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an the evening Of the Goth of October, BLACK
POCKET BOOK, containing a check OF forty.nne
dollars on Eames, Allen Co g Banking House, and two
dollars in bills and change Any person returning
said pocket book will be literally rewarded.
oee4 fhOIHY CURTIN.
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%psice

Notice
hereby given, to all persons who know themselves
4 indebted to the undersigned, that having sold my
stock of goods to WILLIAM C. RICHARDSON for the purpose
of closing up my business, and to collect my outstanding
debts therefore in order to meet my liabilities is me-
cessary that have prompt aud immediate payment
,rgIs C. G. MILLER.
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Meering OF Sngar PLANTERS.

SPPfNGfIELD, Nov. 20, 1901.
Sugar Planters IF Illinois Il am re-
quested to give notice that there will be
meeting of the Northern Sugar Cane Plant
ers of this State, at the office Of the Cores
ponding Secretary of the State Agricultural
Society, in this city, at Q O'Clock on Thurs
day, the 9TH day of January, 1858. 1t is
believed that such meeting can be render
ed of great service to those farmers of our
State who design to grow the Northern or
Chinese Sugar Cane. 5. FRANCIS,
Gar. SEC. ILL., State agricultural Society
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La Sale County Ng,Iai IirP Insurance g..
CaPEE1E. $4,000.
{ IL r-Irir- property o. l a.Er 90 ..- rates
Il UIlr- N NatIirgel'- H'a-a. Cop ~ta-.-H Ottawa
GEO. II. NORRIS. YHrs-
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ggowarsy AS.ocsae:oa, Phiiada.

RenerGreaf Institution, ssfdbitsted by specio eRd0tc
a7eHt for the ,eliefqfGe sick aad distressed, AFFLICTED
7rsM V3rldent dlid EPideDlic Discusses.
no all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
1 SpernatorrhGea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Go
norrhna elect, syphilis, the Vice Of Onanism or Self
Abuse, &C. &c.
Tie Howard Association. in view OF the awful destrrc
ton of human life, caused by Sexual diseases. and the
deceptons praciiscd upon the unfortunate victims of
such diseases by uack several years ago directed thei
Consulting Surgeon, CHART ACT worthy Of their
name to open DispensaTy for TIE treatment Of this
ella of diseases all their forms and TO give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS all who apply by letter. with descrip
ton of condition. GAGE occupation, habits OF life
&c \ and of extreme poverty, to furnish Med-
cine FREE II is needless to add that the
sociaton commands the highest Medical skill of the age
and will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, review of the past, feel assured
that their in this sphere Of benevolent effort
bsen of gr at benefit the afflicted especially the
Young aud they have resolved TO devote themselves
with renewed ZEAL to this very important but much de-
spised cause
Just Published, by the Association, Report on sper
matorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, the vice of OnaiisH
Masturhation SefAbuse, and other Diseases OF TIE
Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, whch WIZ be
sent mail lin sealed enyclope) FREE or CHARGE on
the receipt of STAMPS for postage
Address for Report or treatment Or. GEo. Il. GAL
uory Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Ia.
By order OF the Directors. -,
~ p,.cu,,n S,,.ret,i,.Y, noyl4
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We heard an argument in the street the
other Jay, so much to the poin: and 50 per
fectly applicable TO the times, that we
. made note Of it al once. t-
"Wha,'s the price OF c,al:"
VT" Three dollars"
"Too much, everything IS coming down
now"
"No it aint; have to buy oats for horses =
"Oats are down; Germ is down; wheat i
down and yet you charge just as much for
coal as you did six months ago, when three
dollars wouldn't buy half as much as it will
now"
Horses are just as high"
al manufacturers are only worth
two-thirds as much as they were, and they
will be still cheaper. You'll have to come
down. Money is worth more than it was
and is hard to be got. II give you two dol
lars for your load"
Three dollars or nothing"
Nothing it Is then. I'll keep but one FIRE
and 60 to bed earlier. work for NY money
and VIII have its full value when spend it :"
BREAD GETTING CHEAFEE.-Piergue is de-
termined to sell bread cheaper lhan.any bo-
dy else in town. lie is now selling a. the
rate of 10 pound loayes for dollar,
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!
yV,E subscriber lessee of the West Ottawa Gardens
i and Nursery of Norris q Murphy has now Tor sale
$4,000 Grated Fruit Trees,
varieties of Apples Pears, dwarf and
standsrd) Piums, Cherries. and large variety OF all
kinds of towering shrubs, together with all the choicest
lime and perpetual All orders promptly attended
TO- and trees anywhere within the city Orders
from abroad delivered in good condition on board the
cars.
stock of vegetables such potatoes red and white
cabbare. celery turnips parsnips, carrots bees &c
which he will sell cheap and deliver anywhere in ths
civ IoctlI-Zwl --r fAIHiSh hAis'
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Ncyy irr.s,swen,..rsi.

yxyHE co-parncrstip Heretofore existing b.tuCcn r. ..
q Black and G. Il. Coles Of the iirfl Hi4r Coles
in the Furniture business ia t!t- city g. ,is Irv ga
solved by mutual consent. Those who h.'-a..l
will please call and settle Their book, must &c
closed X. o. Back viii continue che afsue ~ Sine oid
stand and Is authorized 10 settle all r~enrnts ~ ts ola
firm. lpril btA'i. t.ttale.
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Conclusion of the Matter

z
9JAVING decided of business on the FIRST of
4 January next, and to close up my books and ac-
counts as early msy he able, propose from the first
of September sell only for cash and barter ana mere
by invite all Indebted to me by note or book ac
count to call make settlement and payment early as
possible. -
present stock will De sold the lowest possible rate TO
mt cost good will be kept mp by the al
dtion of New Goods the East, equal TO any OF my
neirfbors and fully up 10 the season.
aug.2 j. ~ NhI l->pEh.
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JOE NOSES,
Late ! C. Baldwin q Co,

" B-sI and postage stamps enclosed any altho-
rized Agent, viii insure bottle OF the PHI. BY return
mail.
For sale By E Y GEIsGs Ottawa, and one DTuggis; in
very town in the United States. novI5-iy
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TIAs removed 20 the rooms over Nr. L. hy's ren
III Store, opposite Cook GoveF's La" O.--a, Mad
Street. sepo
SPLENDID Stock Of Hats, Caps, Fuss. I-n4'a
"A Robes, and Gentlemen's Furnishing g gois. iG-t
ceived at .sfp-ul T. fhhrNolt's
NEW style OF Gents Dress Shirts just received rom
n n Y. at PRESCOTT'S Furnishing Goods Store.
n AIDES GLOVES AND GACSTLETS al firds lu,t
J. ! received at PREsCoTr's Emporium % F@sAiyn.
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Y.yE friend. ot the Rev GsoEGs ScHI invited
4 20 donation visit at his house next Thursday a:tcr
and evening, December Sd.
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Fs7IE subscribers take this opportunity their
4 sincere thanks 20 the ueOple OF Ottawa and vicinity
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them the past
summer and would now respectfully invite attention to
. .sr E-YF
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Notice..

The Mendoza Conference Of the yeiical Lutheran
Church will meet in the Mechanics Hail. Ottawa
Tuesday, December ist ls51- Preaching in the evening
The public are invited TO attend.
noy2s a..--. VIM. TRYDAY