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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

eel, NIAGARA FALLS
To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at n, 10 An, andGF N
y rlR~T TRAIN Cleveland, Pittsburg Steubrnvir and
Wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati A. O'Clock
A ~ Tor al the Eastern cities; also, Detroit Cleveland
springheld Wilmington Circlevie, Lancaster ard Zan-s
Ule' Chcohe and Athens This stops On
cnnat and Go umbus at LOVeaod Morrow Xena and Lon
don OIly.
SECOND TRAIN-Ceveland Pittsburg and Wheeling Fl
press Mail leaves Cincinnati at Ia O'Clock ~ via Clsv--
land Psburg and Wheeling for an the Eastern cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and Coum
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accomnodation, Leaves Cincinnati At
800 O'Clock, P ~, for Springfield Wilmington rceyiIe
aud Lancaster, Chcotle and Eilsb0rough. This train
stops AZ all points betTetn ncinnati and Spi Egfeid
FOURTH 1RAlN-Cleyeland and Pittsbu n ght Exuress
leaves Cincinnati a. O'clock Cleveland and Piits-
burg for all hs Eastern cities. This train stops points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday at 280 O'Clock P. NJ, for Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
ennsu
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And al Information, please ply the ofces No Ruruet
House second door Wes OF Vine street; No III Gibson
House Building and old Office, Souhe corner Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House CT
Eastern little Miami Depot, East Front treet.
OUsce hours rom ~ A. n, until % T. n
p. ". sTBADER, Gen 1Agt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers all the priv cpa Hotels each
train By leaving directions either Of the above
ofees, will call for passengers il all Of the city, with
out fail. LmayzIl Il. B. BuGGLES, Conductor
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES FoR GENTLEMEN.
HAVE sss wed the olioway stoek far Winter sAr
osnss Flsssa CAT STITCHED Double lSole beotsf
Gates:
Dress Roots.
Patent Leather q aud D. { Eaitsrs:
super frrnsh Cioih Drezs
= Oak oaflrd sfes. dcgble acief.
Tolet Slippers ~ lss and pastsYnE
bsgt AID foaias ssogi Eaasr And nr-s shass Pusps
Ana aNityrs. AZ. goas RAAA6E
ee~Ns q CsIhuas 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

IUSr RECEIVED per steamer DR.. Robertsos-
- 300 SACKS Fipe Sa't;
20 strictly choke C01ee,
~ hhdspuue snsar;
5bls 4 = Almoa1z;
10 bags Pepper,
10 bags spacc,
- packSges Tobacco,
% baSs Lslanon Fionr, eAtra-
RssM n C. nA~DY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

axes' ShoVcs Spades, sal Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs
Iu-patrr AlEiis- Wees. casks 81 Chains and Hoes;
M&illf ana t'ffo7 CIR i1gs CoFe-, hnavv Castinks,
Gearing va lros =. aces AMI Axles Chain and
Spikes, ami Resin iu Hb's, pr 100 lb, --.......
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LAMBS EGss SAF.E!

City Lots. North OF the DcPor,
L OF: sale, at fair prices and . easy terms
fapI2-t J..s;t~I & ANERi-
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SxrT IN WHEAT.-Much has been sail and
written about smut. Many experiments have
been res, ted to, to discover lis cause. The
most en-! htened inference seems to be th5t
it is q disease, but what and how caused and
cured are the important questions. We do
not propose discussion OF the subject here
but only to quote from the Wisconsin Far
mer the experience Of wheat grower. lie
says:
But as have ever IN regard 10 al. DISEASES
considered an ounce OF preventive equal 70
. pound Of cure, | have therefore from care
full investigation become satisfied that the
most fruitful source OF smut is the heating of
the seed in the NOW. With ills view, my
preventive for some years past has been to
let my wheat for seed stand until quite rip,
before cutting, and then l advise to put the
same on a scafioid until fully cured.
Since have pracliced this mode Of saving
seed have had no smut in my wheat, al
though my neghbors complain Oft their whca
shutting. FGrnaer.
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Dry Goods.

Comprising mems. HOiHrGs ana cflitren !
wear CONSISTING ii The best style / prints, de
tain-. q CHAINS. cha liz. lawns, printed Jlco-
nets prIni,d niUils black SILK al paCca-, bUinJa
z,rcS char,.hIay-. red, h!tr blue yellow, aud
gtay frnu-is Salisbury taUnr.s tor children,
,srach-d and nnbi-ached Canton f4nnels, silk
warp white hann-I-, plain aud plaid Iuseys,
apron CHECKS, ~ a nc king OF Ill widths and quail
,r-. coiorr cam5rics u all co.or5, paper cam
hrIr-, Si.rsla Russian and American cras1, Anne
.cau aud SCOT IA diaper. BiFdseye diaper, dam
AK l.n-u. table linen by the yard and piece
Ai, aci.-d and Unb.rach.d, bieachrd. uubrached
and culor-d llcfFsaTt or cotton tab. diaper,
- uo.rn. Wol>t.d aud Gotten cuored table covers,
uI cloth ta u.r covers, and by the yard I, il
ana Ga brown skITiIrg aud sh-eting, some OF
isr.n iiu-, some very heavy, nni some medium,
l.racu,d nlHriiHs 81 AL widths and qualities,
rleaclcj, uuhrarii-d. and slate coored Jeans,
ri-ii's aHt woInrn's linen caTI5Ilc handkerchief,
some Viii. coiursd orders, some h-mstiIch-d >,
and some pla!l. "a good stock ut mems silk peck
hanGAeTcheis, Oi great variety "i pa It-r1s and
siZes, n great many kinds of cotton hRrGk-rchefs
mems black and cDlofed six cIayat-, ginghaH
lnd lawn I.siI'~ i-t~s-, 49,.
WORKED collar, uudrTsiccves, abont -v-ry color
width. aud Nv ir ot la:irga, slin, neck aud bon
net ribbons, s'n- OF new and CHOICE sIyl-s.
= 1rg- assortment OF rI:rnS, woii-u's and
children, g!Jv-s, consisting OF black white and
cOoIcJ h:d, silk, iInen. Lille thread, worstrd.
woClcn, and cotton also, wo:lca's black slid
mIis.
The stock of hosiery is very large, comprising
mems b!each-d and brown, mixed and ancy col
oI,d Gotten hall hose, linen hall hose superior
article tor uiru'S summer wear, womeu's white
slate, .ack, MIXED aud mode co,ors OF all qualI-
Ties, children : " hilr ard fancy hOra
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Inr Snle Min

10 ali tcI"sA may cOHTesa Take notice that at 4
pubic sale Of lands and town lots for the and
due thereon FOR the year Isl held the door
the court cIse in Ottawa Ia Sale county aEd OF
IIIci by the treasurer Of sal! county tie lith day
Of May A D. 1855, became the purchaser O; IL. follow
ing described tracts If land,
The 81 az the eli Of -w 81 sec. - township
/ George ". Gibson.
AMI tie east :" acre. OF the s,r sec. - township
a rargee east Of the 81 ?. m asse.asi - tie name o.
And that T. l.. Armstrong became the purchaser OF
the Of the nSq Of sec 81 township 81 range east Of
Tie 81 assessed ia the OF James Grant. and
the certificate OF sale has been duly assigned 10
And that the time of redemption of each Of the above
mentioned tracts will expire the liih day o! May,
Ioj1, being two years from the date Of said sale
And that public sale Of lands and town lots for the
and due thereon for tbs years I3 and l,4
held the door Of the court house in Ottawa La Sale
county on the l4t day OF May A D. 1855 became the
purchaser Of she following described tracts Of land
Tie seq Of neg sec g. town 81 range cast Of the Sd
p. assessed in the OF Barton J and the
uh ~ the NEG Of 3, township IS, ge Of the
- ?. assessed in the name OF Eas s:e-; and tie
ui. 81" the neg 81 sec Il, ship IS. range Of tie
3! = as-c-sr6 in the name o! II a. Is. Si!s,-
-ii tia' e ta'e Of redemption Of each OF the above
tracts "ii expire the 1!'h day of Nay A D. >j., be-
ing two Years from the date Of said sale.
Assd ai public sale of lands and town lots for the
deer o! the cour; house in Ottawa, La Sale county and
--te Of Illinois by the treasurer OF sid county the
I- dag Of Shy. \. b. lsj became the purchaser Of
- i".'TinG Described tracts Of land to vii;
The sth part Of the neq OF section -, township -,
q! ti'r
d: assessed the Or u {. tudeThu; and
south part If tie w Of -. township 81, :
ea-t q the third principa! meridian containing p
acres. ass-Ssed in the name of Edmund Mcconnell
AZ L.at Ii= time Of redemption % each OF the above
mentioned VIII expire the 10Th day OF May, A
T.. 1854. being years from the date Of saI sale
An; t;.J puic SAFE Of lands AID town lots for the
and costs due thereon fer the year l-i held at the
door OF the court house in Ottawa La Sale county and
Of Illinois. the lGt iay of May 4 D. i-5j- ny
the OF said county became the purchaser OF
tot IL block s ia OTTAWA Celtie assessed in the name
Of !. J. Human.
AID that the time Of redemption Of tie said lot viii
pire the 10th day OF May. 4. D. ISL being tEo years
M. la o! .ail sale iamlII JOHN 2 ANTILnNY
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Haricnl turdl.
RccipeS.

NuLIHD WrxE-Boil quart Of new milk
about Eve minutes, with stick Of cinnamon,
nutmeg, and sugar to your liking; then take
il of the fire, and let it stand to cool beat
the yolk Of six eggs very well, and mix them
with small quantity Of cold cream; then
mix them with the milk, and pour it back
wards ard forwards, the same as you would
mulled ale,-and send it to table with plate
Of biscuits.
CcRp CHEESE CAKEs.-Take half a pint OF
rood curd.. and beat them with four eggs,
three spoonsful of rich cream, hail nut
meg grated, and one spoonful OF rose. or
orange water: add a quarter OF pound OF
sugar. and half a pound of currants--weil
wssheA and dried before the fire. Mix the
inSred;epts well together, and bake the cakes
in patty-pans, with good crust under them.
CrRoN CHEESE CAKE.-Boii a quart of
cream; then beat the yolk Of four eggs, mix
them with the cream when it is cold, set it on
the fire, and let it boil until it curds blanch
come almonds, beat them with some orange
flower water, and put them into the cream,
with some good sponge cake, and green cit
ron shred fine; sweeten the whole 10 your
liking, and take the mixture in tea cups
PEpPERxINr DRoPs.-Take pound oil tTe-
bic refined sugar, beat 1t fine ana sill II .i''o
. lawn sieve; then mix it with the whitc oil
two eggs, beat it TO thick iroth add sixty
drops Of the oil of peppermint, and beat the
whole we'll together: Then with a teaspoon
drop it upon fine cap paper, IN drops nal
the size of nutmeg, and put them upon the
hearth to dry; the next day take them oil,
and they will be fit for use.
CLEAR BLASc-MASGE.-TaNc a quart OF
strong calf's foot jelly, skin oil the Eat a,ad
strain it; then beat the whites oil four eggs,
add them to the jelly, set it over the fire,
and keep stirring it TIL it boi!s; then pour
it into a jelly Tag, and run it through 1t
several times till it becomes clear: Beat one
ounce Of sweet almonds, and one Of litter,
to paste with spoonful Of rose water,
squeeze il through a cloth and mix il with
the Jelly together with three sPoonsful Of
very good cream; set ii over the fire again
and Keep stirring it till it is almost boiling,
then pour it into bowl, stir 1t very often
till it becomes almost cold, and then vet
your moulds, and fill them.
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La Sale Street Drug Store
R. M. McARTHUR.

AViNG purchased the entire stock Ofdrugs,
! medicines, oils, paints, &c, formerly own :
Cd by Hunter & Toombes, would say to his
friends and The public generally, thar he will con
tinue the drug business at the old stand on La
Sale ST., two doors uorlh of NJ IL. Swih's law
office, wherei will be happy to accommodate
all those who may favor him with call. All
persons wishing btain pure article ~ ts drug
line, will always be sure to find It at McArthut,s
as he intends to keep no other md. lie
would invite IL attention OF the ladit in paruc
ular to his stock of perfumery, winch IS the pest
and most extensive ever offered IN Otawn, vary.
ing in price nd quality to sui, purchasers. hs
has also a large and beautiful! assor..ne'. OF
,wnp,y fiv. cents up to fifty dollars each,
e,y i,,,. ,ooth. bail, cloth and paint brushes,
Also naa, ooi he sides soaps, shaving creams
pomniums, hair oil, combs, psns' ink, paper, ca.
", n,sn,,on. He will keep constantly OH hand
sash and glass Of all sizes, glazed ready fer use,at
ma nufacturer's prices:
DR.. Macarthur will continue the practice Of
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
at his store when not absent on professional BUSH
ness. 1oDroefy %
ryRE6N Burning Fluid and Camphepe, kept sonstaualv
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1856. Spring Trade. 1856.

TIME subscriber leave inform his
public generally that he has received his Spring and
Summer stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part Of Fancy Dress Silks almost every
desirable pattern. Also. extensive stock Of
Black SILKS.
Which he takes the liberty TO is the
stock in this City. Also, Bcreges, ombr'e stripes De
LANES, Chilia Lawns, English and French Gingllanls
Prints Also, large lot of SIIAwLS AND MANTILLAS
Domestic Goods.
Reached and unbleached Musns Drills, Cheeks
Hiekorys, Flannels, Crash &c, &c.
Carpets, a new Feature.
is well known that have the assortment Of
Carpets that has been offered for sale Ottawa
zee are selling them, too mind Those want
good Carpet had better call in time, before late
Ready Made Clothing.
A good lot OF Summer Clothing.
Boots and Shoes.
This department is always full As usual that
New York and Boston affords.
Furnishing Goods.
Damasks, Oil Cloths, Linens, &C., &c:
Hats and Caps.
Mems and boys Summer Hats. Also, chidren's Hats
and Flats.
Hardware.
Table Hardware, Nails, Cutlery, &c.
Cloths and CasSimeres.
Satnets, Jeans. Cottonades, &C., &c.
Groceries and Wooden Ware,
or all kinds. &c, &c. C. G. MILLER,
Ottawa, May 10, 1856. Pennsylvania Store.
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EREsR Burning Fluid and Camphepe, kept sonsaaal
bn hand ~ f3ui1e3 D. WAIKB9 ~
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Fire. Marine, Il Life In.uramce.

Fire. Marine, Il Life Insurance.
TIlE following companies having complied
L with the late statute of this state, and
reliable, responsible. and prompt; being stock
companies with the capital paid IN stated, thew
insure the business rnan safe AMI SPEEDY return
for the amount Of his loss without unnecessary
delay.
lima insurance co. Hartford. Conn cash ca
2ita! paid IN, $500 600.
Thos. X. Brace, Prest.
Thos. A Alexander, sec'g-
North Western Insurance, Co, Oswego, y. Y ::
cash capita paid IN, $3.50 900.
r.. ". Ludlow, Secg. Geo. Fisher, PTeSt
Hartford FHr Insurance Co, Hartford, Conn /;
cash capital paid in, SSJO,013.
II. Huntington, Prest.
(. +. Bowers. seo'y-
Conn' ciicui Mutual Life Insurance CO. Hartford;
accGn.ulai led oalIialo,er 81 ,oOoOo0
Guy K. Phelps. sec'V.
Inland maTln- insurance taken Icy the -ftna
The rates Vii! br a low responsible iusurapc
companies can do business, and the undersigned
soli,iis tor the above companies continuance %
the ilvors they have heretofore enjoyed. Po.ici~s
o insurance tor hive years is,ueG IN the .t.tna nd
hartford insurance companies, on pTIva te dwell
Ings and farm buildings, at a very liberal
discount from annual rates, and lower than mutu-
al risks. April 2S4 GEo. S. FIsHFE, agent
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Fscusc audEc. for sa.e.


A LARGE, connections. and well finished two story
~ brick House, in Ottawa Centre, for sale with one,
two three Lotsone Of the very pleasautest situa-
lions the City. only minutes walk from the Court
House. Enquire of the subscriber, at the Bank Of OF
tara March 21l GEO. WiIIPPLE.
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Family Groceries +!

This department of the business is alwoys ken,
complete, and consists of
Brown sugars of different qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Belcher's best coffee sugar.
Belcher' squire crushed sugar,
Belcher's genuine pulverized sugar,
Plantation molasses, Of best quality only, in
Belchers sugar house molasses,
Belchers golden syrup.
Best Rio coffee.
Java coffee, (old government mark.
Black and Green Teas.
take extra pains to procure choice (chop OF
tea, and requess good Judges 70 make . uis' I"
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ate Of William 3. .Slyder, decd.


To Lawrence Murray, and the unknown owner or own
crs Of Lot five 90 in block sixtythree, t63D in the
CITY (ate TOWN. of La Saie ard all others IN any way
Interested in the same - 80
XOU will please take notice, that on the Itih day OF
L Nav A. d. $3.50, 4 tax sale for the County oil La
sale ard state Of Illinois held the Court House in OF
tav in saI County and state, said lot OF land pur
chased by
ID Is: and the time for the redemption OF the same
viii expire from the date of said iurchase-to
the I6;i day Of Nay, i. d. 1S5!-
i,url MILITANT MASON.
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The wheat prospect, 70 the farmers Of Jer-
sey County, is AT the present tiine by 10
means fiattering. Much Of that sown broad
cast is about used up; that sown by the dsiil
is much better, though from present appear
ances there VIII scarcely be a crop reapcd
the coming harvest The drouih which cen
tnued 50 long last fall is the main Cause
Prairie STATE, 1ti.
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EFFECTS OF BAD TEuFER-Excessive labor
exposure to wet and cold. deprivation OF suE
ticient quantities OF necessary and whole
some food, habitual Lad lodging, sloth, and
intemperonce, are all deadly enemies to hui
man life; but they are none of them 50 bad
as viol mt and ungo7erned passions. Men
and women have survived all these, and at
last reached an extreme Old age but 1t
may be safely doubted whether q single
instance can be found Of a man oil ! violent
and irrasci5!e temper, babitually subject 10
storms of ungovernable passion, who has
arrived at a veey advanced period Of life
1t is therefore matter of the highest ia
portance to every one DESTROYS to preserve
80 sound mind in a sound body" 50 that
the brittle vessel Of life may glide down the
st cam of time smoothly and securely, in
stead of being continually tossed apout amid
rocks and shoals which endangcr its iXiS-
tence TO have Il special care, amid AL the
trials and vicissitudes of life, to MAINTAIN =
quiet possession of its own spirit.-LecoiiS
efL ngecity, by Thours Bgiicy.
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4 man tried in Bost n for stealing horse
and wagon, being cal ed uron to speak for
himself, said
ii have nothing to say in particulsr.-Ths
fact is, when get half or two thirds drunk,
/ ;liink everythir g belongs to me-
Whereupon the Boston Post m ,Les th'>
parenthesis -
There are some very sober people who
act as if they think jnst as Joe docs when lie
is erunk
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MAD Cov-A few days since COW he
longing to i. Pickle Of this city, ran MAD.
After chasing several persons she was finally
shot on Chicago street The mal dog panic
still continues, and I IS hoped that cur Eithiui
city marshal will continue to enforce the or
tlinance in relation to dogs running st large
I'LL .SiJEdL
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brics, null, Victoria, Swiss, plain, and dotted
and book niusins.
IRISH LINENS
! OF all prices, linen cambrc, black and whit
tape, bobbins, Swiss, muslin, linen, Lise, AM
cot ION edg'Egs and ins@rtir2s, probably The lar
cest aud best assortment in the city.
BATES NEEDLES,
Waarrnted genuine. and best qua lily made.
Coates Genuine Spool Cotton.
Sewing silks of over
Fifty Different Shades.
Dress buttons and trimmings. coat, vest, panta
loon nd childrens buttons. black and as.o-tet
coiors. plain and figured silk and cotton velvets
CARPETS AND MATING,
A few pieces OF each, very cheap.
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warps
OF different colors and numbers. A fine assort-
ment OF newest style
II. IA H3 "a -dD@-o
"haieboRe and rattan umbrellas. All extensive
and choice assortment OF new and desirable sum.
mer sharis, OF nous de laine, all wool, Thbe
OF different colors, b.ocade bordercc, crane
French, printed cashmere, and black siik Me
dium, good, and superior
BONNETS,
Lately purchased, with all necessary trimmings
such as ribbons, flowers, colored Grapes, X uches
and Florence silk.
Mems Wool, Chip, and Leghorn Hats.
Mems and boys Webb and rubber suspe nders,
biz ok and white wadding and BATS carpet bags,
grain sacks, Buriap's bed cords, curtain paper
blue and green, plan and figured black lace wells
green and brown beraee, knitting cotton, Frenr h
working cotton, saddlers and embroiderng silk
linen and cotton floss, Nankeen, letter and cap
paper, envelopes, and Davis best quality recor-
ding ink. A large variety of
COMBS.
Fine and coarse, back and tuck, side and red
ding OF wood, horn, ivory, and shell. Newest
style of
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS!
A fine assortment of fans, rlastits, whale
bones, long and short, hair brushes, toge ther
with a great variet. OF articles, frequently called
tor but not often enumerated.
Mems and Boys Wear.
have large assortment Of French English
and American broad cloths, black and fancy
cassimerrs, OF new patterns ard first quality
Indigo blue. super black, and heavy grey and
mixed
SATINETS.
Sleeps gray Of superior quality. heavy tweeds,
blue drill, common cOttonade, and some OF he
best quality. great variety Of denims. far.
mer's drlll tor harvest pantalOOcs, plain brown
linen for coats. check linen Tor children worsted
check, AMI plaids tor children. Hickory shirt
ing. blue. gold mixed, black, steel mixed, grey
and brown
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THANK my friends and for the generosity
and confidence which has characterized
tO- for the year, and desire them
shall strive to deserve more the coming year.
The large Increase Of trade enables TO
chase directly from Manufacturers and Importers
tyho sell Gully in large lsts.'- oh advantage intend
share with those who fraie-,.. u me.
have never believed ia the old saying, "there Is
friendship ia trade" The result OF bsnes- In
Ottawa proves directly the contrary me, and shouid
continue ten years longer in business feel assured that;
can prove 10 all my customers that there De friend
snip III trade AZ sell as in occupation Of lie and
that all the virtues readily finger around The counter
around the homestead Of the farmer; the work so
the IneceaEc the sacred desk the judicial errue
During the coming year / shall adhere to tie
ONE PRICE sYTEg.
Treating all slike-the young and old-the rich and
poor, believing in eqaat and erdct jHslic..
To those who acquainted with me and have traded
with me. and have traded with me. / can only saw
thank for your Partially; those yet unacquanted
with me-with NY manner OF doing business-Hith ry
goods, and my prices, Say TRY NE, you shan not
be dissatisfied intend TO keep my stock at all time,
full and complete sparing labor procure and have
constantly on hand every Mag need:G in family and
0: the best quality.
am now beginning to receive Spring Goods and
r'1li continue 10 receive acces-ou. often as twice
month during the eutire
Wiki the advantages that can Offer to purchaser I
anticipate large trade and the larger the trade the
cheaper ! shall be able sell.
la other columns will he found particular adver-
tisemelts OF the yaIiOH kinds Merchandise have on
hand. laI5l ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.