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Great BARGAINS !


sS:HE subscribers having large stock OF goods. bought
-. last year ofisporterS and commission by the
Tior al the firm. e being OLD JoJbing Merchant 81
New York; under the favorable circJt- al
goods have advanced very materially, stock j.
much cheaper than can now he bought
Il i our intention 70 do cash and barter business
sell goods Cor ready pay, and low be bought oi
TIL same quality u Chicago, or elsewhere.
" -ha! in ySry shog; tina a,ii 70 present isr-"
stocA Suci articles ST! make >to * c"uII-te, and
from time time. InCrti!y and weekly. IL necessary.
shah nave Good. coming by Railroad, and ia ,l way
make il luCrueut for all who wish good a,iI ,'.-p
Goods, to call before buying and examine goods and
prices.
A. our senior partner is daily in the City @; New ior,
aud ready az al orders, If any Of friends
article that have not Ia store viii write him
forward tie same, by Express. utI -rwise.
Oar stock will - general, aiming keep such goods
as the community in which require.
Merchants cau bay Of me Tea, gar, Moasss5, and
Dry Goods. by the pIrl--. f0r cash, At very small
advance abov" first cost AMI charges.
We have store very superior UgonlRgI
Comfy, y. Y. State, CHEESE.
Ottawa, March :, 1851. JOHN LOCKWOOD ( co.
O--.C.
"A IL persons indebted requested to call i'm
4 ncdatey and settle their accounts. either nv cash
notes, and the expense Of collecting by law
it i Indispensable to close up al Old accounts.
r-.r- 'ff''' fN''fF''nfpn
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IL all Paper. XIais Paper.
" invite the attention nf house keeper, tie city
~ and IA the couHtrg, to large aud vel selected
stock 81
EGH PIPER, E3r3e-i8g. ant CTott aHI I,p-- Hi,,ioo
.Stds'tS.
We have fitted mp the second story OF orr Store for
Paper Room. and -- confident al who viii
gr a call respect r.t.i ~. gArify amt price.
Samples e'u h. seen q any Iisi- IN o4r
NJ charge fo= Show .is O ,gds. Open in the e"-nn-.
a.li RATUECN 4 ORION.
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ESi y - SSr' OHiA IVA.
TRUE & WATERMAN.
EXCHANGE on Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed o time drposites.
Gold aud Silver bought ard sold.
Collection. all the State and promptly
reirted the dag Of payment current rates q:
change imarZii l. " WATERMAN, t,fsiisr-
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Reaa I'D nollow.1E sxtract Of cl.er ion cntornn

Read TIE following extract OF letter from California
J. IT, McLViS-DedF Sj': I and an 81 tho
Company return YOU thanks having .,truiied NJ
with your Volcanic oil Lninent. II Is truly he most
yai+air ana usrul medicine for trip across he Pains.
We used u Tor Rhe1fnat-ln, Bruises, S,unn- Pains
wounds. Sore, &c and it always gave Immediate relief
We applied also horse. and cattle Tor Strains
C.1ies Gals, and other injuries, and Il Invariably per
formed speedy aad permanent cure. Yours. b.
JOHN CUMMINGS.
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ThOENE e. ElMM ERMAN'S
CE$ETEsTlgda LIUSE.
ME have opened large End vail selected stock
SisTis3;. ana Sc5i,s:s2rz- Clothing.
TO which invite the attention " friends and
toners. We feel confident that il they viii give
cal We show them the best Goods Of the latest
styles and patterns, offered in iis market
stock consists Of Enc French Back Broad Cloth frock
Goats, and Blue Dress and iiue Frocx Coats, Fancy
Cas- nere Business and Office Goats English s.yie Black
Doe shn Pants, French 'ass-err Pants, plain aud fail
cy latest styles and patterns. II
Summer Goods
We have Grass, Cloth, White, Linen. Duck Narcotics.
Pain ana Fancy Goats In PANTS. have The Linen,
Linen, and the Narhcen G6uds. L. VESTS Linen AID
Mar-eiles. OF the latest styles AID patterns. oar
Furnishing Goods Department
Is complete. White Shirts. plain and fancy BJsrSg By
ron Collar and Frcic, Wristbands, Shirts. an Linen
Under Shirts and Drawers. all siuIs. Ia HOSE. we
have White and Brown Cotton, p.d Md aai striped
Sin Hose. Collars o: al kinds Mars lilies, rro;c BY
ron. and POLKA Byron It's, Garro.e III, TuDlaf DE
JoUrnTile, Beaufort, and BIc~ B.-LoI SIX Cruta..
Boys Spring and Sumner Clothing.
Hats cais, Trunks, AID Carpet Bag. IA fact every
thing usually Hc.; ia tr-t-7..>> house.
IIIOGNE SZIliMERMhE.
my9 CtOftiog /lf-01r. M .. Ee2dtcl's BtOct.
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There il article selling throughout the country that
has attained widest celebrity known RENE
DIV Liver Complaints. We have reference to Dr. san
fords Invrorator, Liver Remedy, that has perform
ed cures almost great believe, it not for the
uHIoubted evidence that accompany the testimonials
I, in truth the greatest remedy known for Dyspep-
STA Jaundce or general debility that often battles
the skill oi most eminent physicians
Dr. Sanford has been for long time Of the emil
men; physicians of New York. and is said, most Of hi.
cases were treated with the Invgorator will, such nvar
able success that he has been induced to offer it IA
ly medicine and let the world have the bench, Of his
di.coyrry- II those who troubled with debility
heaIaefe ianguo-, slow. lingering fever. will try
bote. think they might physicians bills, and
day.. perhaps years Of suffering.
o. J. wnop L Co. Wholesale Agents for the Western
Stzt-s. Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists. mN2'm
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rscsO'u!ioNs by II,c serptc.

We hail with pleasure the and iucrc'i, itg 40,
iiy OF hcIFASS VOLCANIC OIL LININENT. no, v m.
standing the vie and malicious lis that IL, ent-
ed ana s,ui through the press 10 inurv - reputation
s're", T1t having tested II and found Il more Ell
c1cous Than other iiBieut remedy for tire cure
o. EeGratisIn Brnses. sprains, Pains sores Eruption
On Tie Stn, Piles blrus SCaid-, &c. ard for Horses
cure Sweeney, Lameness, Strains. Poll Evil, Fistula
Sores, Sc We VIII continue to IT, for Nciesns Cee-
bfate Lin'ncnt VIII never iai 10 external d.
sease II properly applied.
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NeLeahs Stffngthening Cordial and R,ooa
Rur,Eer2

uhreds % certificates t"u'd he published 70 PROV.
that fact, from the influential PERSONS In liz w.,
oui teH are entirely ubneces oue dra,a Is sum
cent To convince the most skepca OF is wonderful OK.
.'eiatng, strengthening properties. When taken, Il,
NKoraig influence is felt coursng through ever vein
g" e hodv rencyating and rating tie circuat o.,
Hi NE hL"nb. II also reutrazes amy matter ia
the STOMACH and treugth,ns the digestive or
ts' and causes iealtly secr,tiofs Of tie LIVER and
i'iS Is the reason Why 1t has proved so eiica-
cious Ia caring Ls--, (s,.a ody I,,sys,.1 y,d,1c,
liz, N~f' a1I, BdNtou~neSs, ruin ~ tie SOiId,h
,i ~" Er'dfh, PcIr ssi', IT Spirits, S,ri1n-
XIX, tS.T "e" LDSs ~ APpfitc. aud R0tr,I Cos..
hT;ae,at iT5en. L. VI cure diseases the
one i,i5..,, ~ ,fI,'fer, ana Plt'Ffy ne Eood.
- ''pn 'ui taken every Ipnrn'rfs II a certain
To- n r 'i''efa' llarri'o;a, Chill., yeilox Fe-
- ~ ~ a., a., E.u wa be convinced it IS delicious 20
Also McLean's Volcanic on I.nimcnt
~ irhci"i fepot, on the corner o. Third and Pin,
streets 81. Louis &c. A"- N's
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Magazines :lssdi Periodicals..
* AEpEH, Patnan, Ladies' Book, Lesl;e's Gazette,
L Il Knckerbocker, B.ackwuOd, Chicago Magazine,
and others fuJy,ishe1 monthly.
The New York Ledger,
Ledger Of Romance,
Flag OF Union,
Iallou'S Pictorial,
liarpers Weekly and others furnished treeIRv
Chicago and New York Dalies.
apis RATIIDCS ORION.
FENilE only Cook Store in Ottawa, exclusively for Books
4 Stationery, and Paper Hangings. Is
apis KATl!BUN& OETOE's
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M BARRELS Of the article nov at
~ ap4 s.. W cHEEvER's
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CI1KI<C.S FEMALE PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

i lie btEAi fNrLiSH hLhEpI,
Prepared horu Prcscrio'icsr # Sir j. CLrris, ".
y. PLysicirn El-traordiI,rry 10 TIE QEc>n.
Tbs Invaluable medicine is Gnfaing in the o: al!
those painful aud dangerous disorders to which the e-
male constitution IS subject. 1t modera,es all excess and
all distractions. and a speedy may be reli
ed on.
To Married I1iics
II is peculiarly EU:teG IL will in short time bring
the monthly period With regularity.
Each Bottle Price Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent cOanter:eits.
Caution.
These Pills should i'e taken by females that are
pregnant during tie frst tIree months, they
bring Hiscsrri1Js but at other time and in
every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agent. Tor the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
LAT. /. c. BALDWIN 4 Co.
Rochester, " Y
Y. D-sI and postage stamps enclosed TO any znfho
rizcd Agent will insure po;t!e OF tie Pills by return
mail.
For sale by T.. Y GRIsGs Ottawa, and Dru-gist in
very town ia the United States. noYl5-ly
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INSURANCE. LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE 4 WATERMAN.
At tie BInk Of Of.stea, O1i'cd, H.
COLLECTIONS made IN our vicinity at usual rates
Lands purchased and sold moderate conKiss'ons-
Titles Investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other Instruments made out and acknoS.
lodged.
Policies ssled in the following insurance companies:
Ia S.He county Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Illinois Mutual do do
Stephenson County Mutual do do
Safio'.dl Lo-n rand Lif. Assurance Society.
WM. NJ. TRUE.
yuae S-- ISAAC " WATERMAN.
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We say, then. to al WHO may DC suGrrg from e,ter.
raj Diseases. obtain supply a. Of NcLEANs VOL.
CANi' OH LINlNENT-.t Is the oriy rtii,be remedy
~ Tor sale hy the proprietor, corner Of Third aud
Pine sts.. - Lou -. No.
iff--o'd by sultIaty : Co.. Druggists Ottawa. H.,
ana al oIi"T Druggists everywhere. juni}-2li
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CITY Il AN *
EA NlES. Al. g.ES f. 90.

@ ItIIT Drafts sale New York. Esston. Phadel-
- uiria Chicago - li-. aud all the principal Cities.
Gold and s.lyer bought and sold
made parts Of the State and renitted
day OF payment. At current rates Of eacnai se
March EDWIN 4. ALLEN EfShisr-
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JEW MILL.

yuyUE Exchange Min OF Haskell Sample is ready
10 do CCSTON WORK with despatch and satsfac-
ton. Superior Flour for sale at all times
nyI6 HAShELL SAhfLE-
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Ground COffce.
A PURE articls, just received st
"A ny1s s.w. oHHEyERv.
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.liIs.

B.s-noG Black silks. all widths
Gne assortment OF c"ored sI4re-ane and Fiorenees
shawl.
Hroche. Long ard Square. Stella. Cashmere, Grape,
Back and Co,ored : ~. and other styles.
NnutIin
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CCpaggASGakA4p.

. HAVE Ids day taken into Co-psrrues-nip JOSEPH
EbrJuaTd ard JOiu u. Cameron. aLs shall trl4>ac
bushes. rly Old stand EclI.rk's Bu.s, ia tie u4ti
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we the o'y gents in Ottawa Tor sale o FISk'S
metallic BURIAL CASES. We keep constantly on
hand all sizes o WOODEN COFFiNS. fine llearSe al
in yestines- to wtit the afflicted and per
snrIll and si,cin li,cliiiln HAT hl.ls. i2.
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SivENSs'$ ia a.
In lforer's addition 10 Otdsod.
Coo FU!: a Lot. Terms IS cash, and 3, on the
MA FIRST DAY Of every succeeding month until
al n.;5 ritl,ou, interest iui26 True & WAs$KMAS.
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U.:GrrS;t siiseC.

Done on the shortest notice, and in Il manner that can
tail give satisfaction. and second hand Furaitur
re-yarnisltd and Polished
Furniture delivered in the City without charge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07
CHAPTER V,
Attack of the "Chivalry.'

Now" said Ham, az his keen eye surveyed
the astenings, " let em come. They are wei
come to all they can get. If they come in here
they will have to batter the house down"
I" How many were there in the company y
six or seven, and the man rs what peared
to be the leader, said there was three or four
more going to join him afore he got here" F."
Mr. Melyille's brow bore troubled look. 1t
was not of fear, for he was the last man to
finch from danger when he knew that he had
every principle of right and justice upon his
side He feared only for his child, for he well
knew that the awess gang OF rulfians, who in
tested the Territory would spare none, and that
sex would be respected only to further the base
designs of the villains. Although the house
Was in every respect strong enough to resist fhe
force which they would bring against it, yet
an infuriatcd mob might, AT any time, burn 1t
down over their heads. Fortunately for them,
there was large supply of ammunition in the
cabin, and their arms consisted of Hams pistols
Mr.. Melyille's revolvers, and two rifles. Slow y
the night wore away to tho anx'o watchers
in the cabin, and when the first streaks of dawr
appeared, there were no signs of the enemy.
I'm jest going out and look round bit,
said Ham, Perhaps | can find out where tn,
hounds are, and how soon they are coming, 81
we can be prepared for EN-"
"Do not venture far, for should you fall int
their hands again, you know what your fat
would be-"
Never fear A burnt child breads the fire
and I'm thinking they wont be apt to cate
me-"
Taking the path, Ham walked away from tn
cabin at swift pace, and was soon out of sigh
of Mr.. Melville and Irene who stood anxiousl
watching him.
IF Edward were only here said Mr. Me
willie to himself, :" should not fear them !
the least But we must trust in Proyiden,
for the result"
81 am sorry Ham went out" said Irene in
trembling tone. He is so venturesome fe,
} they will capture him."
- Have no fear in regard to that. will ri,
, him among them, and even if he should be t
/. ken he will find some way to escape. He W
very bold in firing at the leader of the gan
and if his bullet took Gect which hope
4 did not, we have the worst to expect "
81. ok, father!' y exclaimed irene, 10 an e
cited tone at thia moment, . Is not that Ha
coming along the path p"
% "It is, it is and they are evidently purs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

, make hemp necklace and string them up on
the trees along through the Territory, as warn
ing to all men who 60 against having Slavery
in Kansas
calculate that catching comes aiore hang
ing said |, partly to myself
What's that, you little rascal!' he de-
manded.
am no more a rascal thon yourself, nor
half as much, if am to judge by your talk.
So it's none IF your business, if it's all the
same to you.'
DO you see that! he exclaimed, turning
as red us lobster, and pointing pistol at my
head.
DO you think I'm blind =
/ am going to ask you three questions, and
if you don't answer them to suit me I'll just
give you an idea what a pleasant sensation an
ounce of lead, propelled by saltpetre and FIRE
twill make in that noddle of yours
Pm thinking it wouldn't be agreeable
Then answer as wish you TO- Are you 60
ing in for Slavery here
Not by a long SHOT
Then shall he under the necessity Of giving
you quick passage to heaven, free of charge,
and he aimed at my head.
And here's the same compliment for you
only it's to t other place. and knocking hi
pistol out of his hand, i fired my own close t.
his head
didn't stop to see what 1t did, but giving
the old horse cut, started on dead run
with the whole pack after me, screaming an
screecbing like so many devils let loose. Prctt
soon they began to fire, and first ! knew dow
went the old horse, dead as nit Ididn tsto
to look behind me. but, hiding in the bushes,
waited till they got by; then took cross cut
and so got ahead Of them, and here | am
"And you think they will be here to night?
said Mr.. Melville.
"l don't know but it appears to me that W
had better fix this door. so to be prepared if tn
heathens do come"
Thank you for the suggestion, Ham. Pleas
see to the loading of the rifles. Irene, will 70
step to my trunk, and get Ham my pistols.
will go to the rear of the cabin, and procure
bar sufficiently strong for our purposes.
" Father" said Irene, in calm tone, =" hd
che time come when we are compelled to she
blood to maintain our rights! Do rot, imploi
you do ANYTHING rasblv -
. Rest assured, Irene, that we shall not strik
blow unless in self defence. Would you sc
your father shot down, and have him make n
resistance! Would this spirit become chill
of Charles Melville ~
mo, no. But wish Edward were herr
Oh, If you were killed while he were away
what would become of us' "
d" Ham will protect you with his life. Wi
you not :"
Won'tT! Just let me see the man VII
dares to lay hands on us, and you Il see" q
God knows that would be the last one
cause dissension here, where SO much troub
exists already but if trouble comes pra
Heaven may stand up like man AND face IL
danger
BY this time Ham had loaded the weapon.
and having adjusted the bar to the door, NJ
fitted blocks to the windows, the inmates f
that they were paratively safe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

AT party one evening q bachelor made the
astounding assertion that every lady in the room
made practice of taking off her left stocking
last. One half denied the fact the others de-
clared that, if it were SO, he had no right to
know it, and with one voice they pronounced
him no gentleman He was so buffeted that
he was glad of an opportunity to give the fol-
lowing explanation Whichever stocking a
lady takes off first, the other is necessarily left
which must of course be taken off last.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

One of the best double puns we have ever
heard, says the Yankee Blade was perpetrated
by clergyman. He had just united in mar
rage couple whose Christian names were re-
spectively Benjamin and Ann. How did they
appear during the ceremony!" :" inquired friend
!" They appeared both Annie mated and Bennie-
fitted ~ was the reply
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

A minister in Boston, meeting one of his con-
gregation who recently came into possession of
quite handsome property by the death of his
brother, inquired how he was getting along with
the settlemeng of the estate . Oh" said he,
" | am having dreadful time; with getting
out letters of administration, and attending
probate court, and settling claims, sometimes
,rish he hadn' I died.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07
ttliscellaup.

Entered according to Act of Congress- the year 1851
oy D BorcE, In the Clerks Office Of the District Cour
OF the District Of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

Western papers are having little fun at the
expense of New Hampshire. A person travelling
in New Hampshire thus writes to Toledo print:
"All along the route noticed great tracts of
rock carefully fenced in for no other reason,
that could imagine, than to keep the cattle
out, and thus prevent their starving to DEATH"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

Tying a mackerel to your coat-tail, and i'm
agining yourself whale, is one of the first
lessons in confsh aristoeracy
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Written Expressly for the Green Mountain Freeman
w A DO;
LIFE ON THE BORDER.
A ROMANCE OF THE STRUGGLE For
FREEDOM IN KANSAS.


Br rHE AUTHOR OF " MARION HERBERT OR TIE soopr OF
~ THE LAKR."
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CAR LG1 s:s.is.E
ET. Bakers Specific.

= safe and certain cure fox GoaorEhsa, elect,
Structures, Seminal weakaess and -. Diseases
oft-s Genial Organs.
Th.- popular and Specific remedy j. offered 20 tie
afflicted. and warranted 60 81. cases O.. GaurrE.ea.
G!ret, S.r:c,ures Seminal V -aes. a4d al disease OF
thr Genital organs ia :gw day. Til. inG-ilibe
~ L.. saved thousands upon thousand. from tie hand,
Of mcFci!--s qlacLs If not from premature grave. In
case o! Infection Dr.. Bakers Specific the only safe
and remedy. l. is very agreeable 10 t!- taste ere
atcs Irrc bic oor- and may be used 10y persons
either with sLcscr, without regard di.'
.iul.uce from business, E.ei.-4! adviser as plain
directions accompany the medicine. RIDER have ya- IL
r-IrATE u-F,sL2 Do ao- neglect .; b..ay d.i-rr-
o--. With Dr Bakers Sr.-.ac, you can cure yyl.se.
and thus prevent IL. e., ra.r.z..
i<5~PEice $50 per Ea.g,.
- Prepared AID -o'I fy D. FA>TEELV, corner O
-lir! and Ch--al: streets, - Louis, No.
@soI hy :. :. Pcrssu, in Ottawa and by Drug
git and dealers IL medicine. generally throughout the
United states. seuz7
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DR.. EASTERLY's MEDICINES--TLe depot of vaiua-
my medicines kept by Dr. Easteriy 1T the corner
Of Third and ChesnGi street vel worthy the attention
OF gentlemen visiting the city during the present rush OF
business, Dr. Lasieriy- medicines are prepared under
his own superintendent and are Of warranted efcien
ey His preparation OF Iodine and sarsaParia his Fe
yer and Aga- Killer, and his Cough Balsam, have at
tanned special popularity and very extensive patron
age throughout the valley o: the Mississippi Besides
these he other excellent preparations de-
signed particularly for family Persons residing in
localities where medical aid is difficult b. had sud
den emergencies could do better than by supplying
themselves with OF DR.. East rIys medi
cines--.S Louis Democrat.
For sale by A. :. PUTNAM, Druggist Ottawa, and by
Druggists and dealers Medicine generally throughout
the United States. mariElm
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SAVINGS BANK,

In GIcrer,s ldFiti0H 10 Ottrl-r.
~ 80 FORA Lot. Terms 8 cash. and IS the
- u + first day q: every succeeding month until
all paid! without interest IUi-5 True 4 NAILENAN.
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C.ISIulDIjDu

Pulmonary Con-l.rp j. -mp'a:icaIy scourEe and
is sweeping over Land Destroying Angel, ayin:
low tlc strongest fairest q Hitherto Al
effort, this dread disease have proved in vain,
aud all within tie power Of tbs Medical Pa
Guilty. best t.. alteration of tire suffering, render
iaE zoruawIa; smoother tie plocres. to the tomb.
Tie time has cone when Consumption may be c.sssd
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T-gIIE Ottawa FtiiaI- Seminary i now IN s'a
- ,rsratian Numbering 80 and more Students C.~-
Is are formed in Latin, French. Drawing ana VI -c
beside the English branches ID tie academic and Cole
Gjaje Department.
The new building the a.rth OF tie tt-i-
Ierce Of Judge Cotton has been purchased ior ~ti'
purposes for this winter: In the spring tire building VI"
be- enlarged a. accommodate 81 rr'u students from
abroad viii, board and otter cuiy guiruct,.
For tl'~ limited Un'a Hr ~ >or L. students c1u
be accommodated with board 90 the Seminary stuirt.
C, hr,ai yrsLl., To- ai,eI! tl... school % is winter AMI
take board. should apply and procure e. raals
For further Information address ;. g. %1ttu-.r E--,
! Y A. jogs F.q Hon. t. g Cook. T.. !. Gg-E-. I'D,
or rnov2z l.. UlfLAJT. P.'feipH.