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II hite Goods

/ In great variety, CONSISTING OF Iaconets, cam
/ brlcs, muH, NIctorla, Swiss, plain, and dotted
! and book nlusns.
HEsEsEE EENENS
! OF all prices, linen cambria. black and white
tape, bohblns, Swiss, muslin, linen, Lisle, and
cot ton edgngs and insertTo %, probably the lar
gest and best assortment in the city
BATES NEEDLES,
Waarrnted genuine, and best qua lily made
Coates Genuine Spool Cotton.
Sewing silks OF over
Fifty Different .Slades.
Dress buttons and trimmings coat, vest panta-
loon and children's buttons, black and assorted
colors, plain and figured silk and cotton velveis
CARPETS AND MATING,
A few pieces OF each, very cheap.
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warps
OF different cOiorS and numbers. 4 fine assort-
ment OF newest style
n. "A lie - 60 EDH
Whalebone and rattan umbrellas An extensive
and choice assortment OF new aud desirable sam-
mer shagts, OF nous de laine, all wool, Thibet
OF different colors, brocade bOrdered. Grape,
French, printed cashmere and black silk. Me
dunn, good, and superior
EONNETS,
Lately purcha sed, with all necessary trimmin gs
such as ribbons flowers, colored Grapes, Ruches
and FloSence silk.
Mems Wool, Clip, and Leghorn Hats
Mems and boys w ebb and rubber SuSpe nderS,
biz ok and white wadding and bats car pet bags,
grain sacks, Buraps bed cords, curtain paper,
blue and green, plan and figured black lace wells,
green and brown berage, knitting cotton French
working cotton, saddiers and embroidering silk
linen and cotton floss, Nankeen, letter and cap
paper, envelopes, and Davis best quality recor-
ding ink. large variety of
COMBS.
Fine and coarse, back and tuck, side and red
ding. OF wood, horn, ivory, and she'll. Newest
sly OF
BLACK SILK MANTILLASi
A fine assortment of fans, elasts, whale
bones, long and short, hair brushes, toge ther
witt great variet, oil articles, frequently called
for but not of ell enumerated.
Mems ANA Boys Wear.
| have a large assortment of French, English
and American broad cloths, black and fancy
cassimeres, of new patterns and first quality.
Indigo blue, super black, and heavy grey and
mixed
SATINETS.
Sleeps gray of superior quality, heavy tweeds,
blue drill, common coltOnade, and some OF he
best quality. "A great variety of denims, far
mers drill for harvest pantalooEs, plain brown
linen for coats, check linen Tor children. worsted
check, AMI plaidS for children. Hickory shirt
ing, blue, gold mixed, black, steel mixed, grey
and brown
KENTUCKY LEANS
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A Great fs1rgazss.

7 WILL sell three hundred and twenty acres OF land
three miles from the Court House, for thirty dollars
per acre. cne-siNth cash. balance /, =, 3, T. and
years, at per cent per annzn, payable annually
Any industrious make the land pay FOR itself,
and nett the frn by the time payments mature. IL is
bargain, and will ne worth so per when improved.
GEO. :. FISHER.
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Family Groceries!

This department of the business is always kept
complete, and consists Of
Brown sugars of different qualities.
Clarified sugar,
Beichers best coffee sugar,
Belcher'spure crushed sugar,
Belcher's genuine pulverized sugar,
Plantation molasses,, Of best quality only, in
Belcher rs sugar house molasses,
Belchers golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee.
Java coffee, (old government masrk.
Black and Green Teas.
take extra pains to procure choice (chop Of
tea, and request good Judges TO make . tris' At
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or ACRES of prime prari, land, two mles west Of
OO Earlville, the Railroad.
Terms easy, one-fourth down, balance in one, two,
and three years.
Apply at the Coal Office Of
niy3 5. WARNER HARDING
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EFFECTS or | yDEgDEAISING.-We have Of
ten heard of the great benefits resulting
from undertaking, but have never seen
them more striking!y Illustrated than re-
Gently on viewing piece of land on which
had grown cabbage the present season.
We understand the proprietor to say that
he had sold from this piece Of land, contain
ing three-fOurths of an acre, 1000 heads,
varying in weight from 30 to II pounds
each-averaging at least 30 lbS-at the
rate of sil 30 per hundred heads. This, if
we compute right, give net produce of
more than 800 to the acre.
When we take into view that the culture
Of cabbage requires 10 extraordinary skill,
and but moderate application Of labor, we
think this product equal to any we have
seen the present season. We know not
to what to attribute it, except the fact that
the entire piece has recently been under
drained TO the depth of about three feet.
1t is Hat land; has been wei fortified for
many years by the liberal application of sea
manure, and has generally yielded from two
to three tons of hay to the acre, besides Il
fair cutting of second crop. If underdrain-
ing can produce such effects, there are hun
dreds of acres along the shores of old Es-
sex, Massachusetts,, that can be equally ben
Gifted by this process-( Country Gentle
man, Dec. 4.
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NnIicn tn E.inInr ils.;,icr. nnI f.crc.lnnf..

EIf-iEDI " ;.
r COMPLETE assortment the Oils Necessary or
- making and iIynTiLg every variety Of liquor an
directions making CIDER wiHog; Apples. and for
vertu- the Cider To- 81 kinds OF white anal 81 Wines.
Champs &c AID package Of the articles used for
giving drfsF ii ~'rag -.aor9 tr'Ly srt.: - gal
Ions Nhisscy 100 .aun-.i ad every article neres
sstry EISDr sDga, will lee fIrzi-iei for
- Also al the Information necessary conduct such
an establishment. thus enabling hc beginner
cessfuy compete I'll c oldest liquor dealers. Al
dress through tie Post Olice
T.. LACCrE New Orleans.
LrCoIi7s 10HcsEtffisf .icij Tor making TinsTr. j.
put uP III gallon packages, - = pr gac-as-in good
shipping order. jaTi1
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PoT tToEs.-I have seen several notices of
amounts of potatoes raised from a given
quantity, and thought perhaps it would not
be uninteres'ing to hear from a subscriber
in Illinois, whose facts are far ahead of any
statements yet made in your paper. plant
ed in native prairie soil, Git being the first
crop, and without manure,) one pound Of
potatoes last spring, from which with or
binary culture, harvested IN the fall two
hundred and thirty nine and one-fourth
po,,nds of a good marketable quality. The
actual Weld was some more than this, as
few were frozen and thrown away when dug.
This, YOU will perceive, is nearly 2i0 bushels
for one planted The name | cannot give
you; they are white and of proper size
for cooking purposes. o. ii. HAZARD
Ffeep0rt H.
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.c,,c-,Aa1J. IA tie D'i Pioneer,
yyAS been rebuilt during. til la-. year in the most du-
4 rar.e. substantial and woTAiugIi.ke manner. and
almost without ror, their motto has been
and i "i.xt g.s-ur.' They have nov
Z .sErr tzz!n Of ssI;rrs
operation which have been arranged expressly Tor
Custom Wors- with everything entirely new and Will
have the fpur;: ran Tor Iyfciau Custom Ork rea-
a short tiIr. and when completed viii he superior
10 any Custom and Merchant Nli il the state All that
tI,y = .:- TRIAL tl.cy feel confident that with
tier new mil long experience 20 years, IN the mill
ing business ry warrants them in fyig GH boEord-
III cc, 4- fDp. None but the most experienced and
comm pt;.i.s- us.-r> are eIaTluycn.
Cash paid for lic best article y: Winter Wheat.
plyftu. Arf.l > l-.;. J. 4 ID. GREEN.
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OsI E'EeECE syTErE,
i1aints, Oils, Drugs, Sc.
sETEE &. E;iEsL& sO1's
Paint Establishment,
5cf, ut CushH
(ItfLtlrr II

IN man SLFtcI, ~ CHsthtdHS OtI stIRd,
OttdlrG, H.
ITO Keep pace with the growing business and import
S 81 city. the prnYTieor~ o; the above estab-
I-hment have greatly enlarged their stock Doth to
quantity, quality. and variety Of article. auH claim,
that point of superiority aad completeness II Is now
exceeded by % the cities Their stock
embraces every article which be needed in tie
painting, finishing aud outfit Of dwellings together with
every article needed by painters and artists In all
rl sDfll .fr call
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House ana Lot for Sale.


THE subscriber will sell his residence, about two miles
below Ottawa, the Illinois river, with from sixty to
hundred and lfy Of land, purchasers may
dJsire.
The place has a commodious House, good Barn, Corn
Cribs. &c. a young Orchard. about eighty under
yow, and il every way very desirable location 1t
Is at all easily accessible from town by excel
lent road, and readily be divided to make two or
very pleasant residences.
Also for sale, 40 Of Land the River, being
all Of Section Il that lies South of the Illinois River.
Apply To D. I. Cameron ut Glover x Cooks Office
to l.. 7. Sanger, Ottawa. lsep29l
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r -. 7 81. Rs l.
" %, 3. 81. T.. T.
Also valuable lease % business property IN the City
o.tITI. [uoy2-l J. AVERY. Ottawa. IL.
CiTE E.Cts- North az fii. E.1YGt.
= or sale. II il!r prices and Oh cay terms
fapl2-t JOINS ( AVERY.
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CrocIserv 4!

large assortment of fire proof colored stone
China ware, in pitchers. bowls, pie plates, tea
pots sugar bowls, cream Jugs, mollsses iugs
with Bri.tania covers, chambers, split oons pre-
serve jars with covers, cake bakers, bed pans.
flower pots, be sides plenty OF common cups and
saucers, white and colored tea sets, coffee cups,
bowls and pitchers, meat platleis, great variety
OF common and good stone plates, "a mb re-, VIM
esar cruets, salt cellars, pepper boxes and mus
tard lars besides all sizes OF ear hen jars, Jugs
Cnr, bntJ I'm,
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hail hoa0s.
Michigan Central Railroad.
IT, - : s--.t7:z E-f-6.-. go
.goiie: Division, Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.

TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Going East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for De-
arrival OF Chicago, Alton II ST. Louis trans from
the sJurh.
Coin. West.
Leave Lake Junction at e IS 4. II. and : Is p.
VI o., or arrival Of trains tom Detroit and Gin
cInnati.
Passengers from the South and Wet via the
CulcAGo, ALToS < ST, LoCIs, and CHIca3o &
Rock ISLAND Roll Roads, viii find this the most
direct route TO rhe EAST and SOUTH EAsf, aud
may 1- SIR" OF KING prompt connections at
DETEOTr, SCsPENsI0s BEIUIE, BCFFALo X
'LsTEf AND with all the main lines Of tTayei, and
Michigan Cry with NEw ALBANY AMI SALEM
Trains TO CINCINNATI. LAFAYETTE, LOCIsvIi.LE
and iiIe SOUTH
Through u,k-rs can he p1rch1sej at the c flee
At Joliet, Tor all the prnciodi res and towns al
th- EASE. K. {. RICE, Superintendent.
Go. 3. Hac;iRTGoR, Engineer 5oIe, DIVISION.
N { X. L. O.iice.
jolier. July Il, 1855
Chicago d z. Island Railroad.
s54ss.5
TRIMS PISS OTTAWA .ST4TIOE,
GOiSC. EAST,
!. J. treiS.i ------.. --------.------ 80
NsL; fNIftssr lZBn y NJ
GOING WEST.
Peoria 4 VI.
by Express aud ..-...le - T. Vi.
4 / fFei--'--.---. ------------ Ito "
by and Night Express connect at Burezu Junction!
with trains 10 and irJu Peoria. Dec. /, lsJG.
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Dy Goods.

Comprising mems, woInrns and chI.tFen'S
wear. CONSISTING oi the test styles Il prints, de
lainrS gIHgiian~, cha lis, lawns, printed IlcO-
nets. printed tuui.s, black silk apaccas, bOmba J.
zines. chamtI1I-. red, white, blue, yellow, and
gray HInHes, Salisbury h4nBe.s Tor children,
s.raCh-d and uu5.caCi-d Canton hanne!=, six
warp. white fIuHeiS, plain and plaid hnseys,
apron checks 7, q ticking o! all widths and quail
mes ccfpfei cam'rl-s ~ al co.oTs, paper cam
b!irs, =ii~-l1, Ku.~i'n and American crasi, Ame-
-iran and 5cyi "a diaper birjseye diaper, dam
H.,a.ard and uui l-fchtG. b.-aCi.ed, Uub.eached,
aud cDior-d jacquard or cotton table diaper,
vuo.rn, Wolsf,a aud cotton cp.OTcd table covers,
oil cloth able Covers, and by the yard 81, "A,
and o. brown -l.rEg aud SuesIInT, some of
tbe'u ii1-. some very heavy, and some medium
hltauhrd musuS CT all widths and qualities.
ulc1chst, uubleach.d. aud STATE cO.Ored Jeans,
mems aud womeu's iinen cambria h.ssdheTchieis,
some with cUi0Ied orders, some hemstitched,
and some piaIH,a good STOCK OF mems silk pOck-
Fl haH8keTc arrrvp great variety OF pa t:erUs and
sizes, a great many kinds OF cotton handkerchiefs
mems back and coloied silk clavals, gnEharn
aud lawn cragaIs, mslis plain. and women's
worked collars, unGtT-!crves, about every color ,
" ljt, and sig il Of iahrta, satn, neck and bon
net ribbons, sHH- OF new and choice sfyl,s.
\ large assortment a mems, WCueE's, and
chlliTeu's gloves, consisting oi black. w.lite and
co!orsl lid, six. linen. Lie thread, worsied
woClcn, and cotton also, women : black silk
mils.
The stock OF hosiery Is very large, comprising
mems brachei and brown, mixed and fancy col
oTed cotton halt hose, linen hall hose. 4 superior
article Tor mems summer wear, women's white,
slate, back. mixed aud mode coors OF all quail
ties, children : white and fancy hose
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Farmers utensils, SIC as best quality OF two !,
three and four tine steel, hay and manure forks
steel hoes, spades and shovels, first quality
rakes, scyihes. snaths, &c.
Table knives and forks, pocket and pen knives,
gate and barn door hinges, gimlets. lacks, scis-
sors and shears, carry combs ad cards, horse
brushes, coffee mills mop sticks, backing BRUSH
es German silver, Britannia, and iron tea, dessert
aud table spoons, backing, matches, and other
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BU1.NEsS ENLARGED
- OTTAWA ~
"a Z urniture L.Lannfactory m
WATSON q. EzyEEEZI

e NMEfMAN having purchased the interest of L. F.
~ RuES, ia the Factory known l,ugg & Watson
takes this opportunity inform the trade they are
hand with increased advantages FOR manufacturing all
kinds Of Furniture and Chairs, at prices that
defy competition.
This establishment having been engaged in the above
business for a number of years have taken pains t.
lect the best of workmeD, and pledge ourselves
nothing the best of materials. having kiln for dry
iug the approved plan, leaving for
working lumber those who work direct from the
lumber yards have
Hotel keepers and others will find it their advantage
/ to trade with Us If a good article is desired.
job Work Of all kinds done the shortest notice job
Turning and Scroll Saving done in the best manner as
City Joiners viii testify.
Slei Posts and Ban.isers always hand, all pat
We have a Saw NH, and solicit custom logs.
The business OF the old firm will he settled by Rugg
Watson, before. WATSON < ZIMMERMAN.
Ottawa, March :, 1--S.
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81 Is Invented.

fS1IIE very thing that farmers have long wanted-a Sc
Il PARATING CORN SIIELLER, with horse pow
er, which superior anything OF the use
it. neatneSs, durability perfection Of its work and It's
usefulness 10 farmers in general. The whole machine
weighs go lbs and is capable of sheing and Preparing
for market milling ~ bushels per hour, under
BILE circumstances The power may he used for various
other purposes. For sale by NANLEY 4 DOW.
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OF many colors, qualities, materials end kinds.
WOODEN WA RF.

Consisting of TWO and three hoop painted pals,
cedar and oak super pals, wooden bowls, tubs Of
all sizes WOODEN churns, sugar tubs with covers,
first quality Shaker brooms, common brooms, and
Sealed Corn Baskets,
For sale at the middle store, Reddck's block, I'M
der the telegraph office, next door to the post Of
fee. By Nay l2l Jolly LOG Kwoop.
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Boots and Shoes,

=, Consisting of
Mems kip welted boots,
French calf I"
heavy cowhide boots,
pump, goat, and kip boots,
Boys boots, OF kip and split leather,
Youths Z"
Mems heavy brogans,
calf shoes,
goat d"
patent leather shoes,
patent leather and cloth shoes
Children's, infants, boys and youths cacks
slips, ankle lies, kid socks, patent leather paro-
dis, Jenny Lind boots, lace boots, black and CO.
iored gaitera, bronze bootees, enameled bootees,
kip, goat, calf, and heavy broeans.
Wo"'en'S Bootees, SLIPS BuskiHs, Ties, and
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III IIuI 7 IL TVI.JWN.
DECORATED CHINA.
Glass Ware !
Table Cutlery.

Ivory handle knives and forks, corn do, buck
and ivory handle carvers, and sporsman's
knives.
Also, splendid lot of plated. table and des-
sert forks. Looking glasses of every style.
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I!ONTGOs.ERY'S
Family Provision Store.

Extensive Arrivals.
= iL subscriber i4 jus received hi- Spring stock n
ing every article inruis a tie list o. ;.e 1-ell. and
health ru sli-taut!.!- ul lis. HI new purchases aye
irving fruH the south AMI vil his p.-rcLases
elseEtega, L.. ramrr-e ue largest, fullest, freshest
Chicago aad; - Louis D.. invites al who ny.
-rfsrr 60. dis 5si., f, cam r.g So. ~ A. 49,
hand
.>egr-. brown. LOAF clarified, and crushed.
JH,.,,,a. su-ar hos<r, plantation, anal .yrGp.
I,.s. greea, black bohea. Sc,
.>1.'D, rosin, castle, and shaving
Igsrrc0, Cavrua--t. hue cat, >iIshiug. Gr
Cyay., ANYTHING from long AiDe' to :. mid 'onE
Ill. linzocd. sperm and olive.
FOX. lard, t..gw, Dc.
rs, mastered, white, herring, and trout.
,nror Ast.- Ta--ifs. and currlu;-.
.'., 81 retail or D.. the drum.
G,ay,r P-,s.yr,s q very fine article.
Ite- gfr. the he=, crab and cider
JI.Ek.s, 60 irr=, alb kinds extra.
I'pp-r .>'rre pepper. salt, ai=Ti-e, ginger and all
other ordinary condiments.
Nafs B-azi., hiber;-, almonds, pea ugts &c.
IDys frr Children iu-iuduccFy babies and everything
else from the elephant go JACK she giant killer.
Ogstsgs, sarIiEes, &c, in cans.
aa86i-s, a lot OF all kinds.
J1tis, hrouriS. mu;s. &.
ordHg,' 0Hd 1eao3.s, fresh from the sonih, retail
- the box.
Ifiper, ink. pens. and all kinds Of stationery
J",cder shot caps, lead, and everything in that line
fiiing tfcs, from the Longest pole 10 uirnow hooks
fyong, potatoes, vegetables in their butter
egg, chickens, and all such little arrangements" need
al i'll families, always kept when they possibly be
procured FOR oTe or money.
VIOLINS.
very fine lot Of Violns, with all ;e arrangements
iLSt-tTicago ami -iloH line and CeH7ent to-e.
ther with everything else that be in his line
viii spare no pains or expense 10 get il.
Ottawa, May 81, 1886. II. MONTGOMERY.
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Cofkwoo0's.

it. Mustard, cassia. ginger, starch. pepper. pi-
mento, cloves, indigo, nutmegs, able salt, fine
salt, coarse salt, salRratus, dried apples, dried
peaches, few barrels very choice eastern peeled
peaches, nee, soda for washing butter and soda
crackers, No. and2 mackerel, cod fish, white
hsf and trout, IN barrels and hall barrels. war
ranted tree from rust, and Of choice quality.
Always on hand when they can be procured,
choice article OF b. tier, eggs, Ird, ch: esq hams,
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EREsI' Burning Fluid and Camphenc, kept sonstauflv
! on hand by tjulisl D. WALKER Ao6
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NEW WORKERS..

All persons viii ne.lreated with respect and
dealt with air.y, and wish every one to know
that
al Minds .SiIpeaee is better than .Slo5'
.SIiliHgm
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Choicest Family Groceries

W hich can be procured either east, south, or at
home, and vii in no case knowingly sell any
customerso Of it. and ,hfn at a reduced rice
Children viii always be well dealt with as
Their parents. invite my friends and ths;r
nrgiIbUrs,
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1856. Spring Trade. 1856.

YT7iE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
public generally that he has received his Spring and
Summer stock of
DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part OF Fancy Dress Silks, of almost
desirable pattern. Also, extensive stock of
Black SILKS,
Which he takes the liberty is the extensive
stock in this City Also, Bereges. ombre stripes, De
LANES, Chillia Lawns, English and French Ginghams.
Prints. Also, large lot OF SIIAWL.S AND MANTILLAS
Domestic Goods.
Bleachcd and unbeached Muslins, Drills, Checks,
Hickorys, Flannels, Crash, &c, &c.
Carpets, new Feature.
IL is well known that have the best assortment of
Carpets that has been offered for sale in
are are selling Hem. too, mind Those who want
good Carpet had better call in time, before late
Ready Made Clothing.
good lot OF Summer Clothing.
Boots and Shoes.
This department is always full usual the best that
New York and Boston affords
Furnishing Goods.
Damasks, Oil Cloths, Linens, &c, &c:
Hats and Caps.
Mems and boys Hats. Also, children's
and Flats.
Hardware.
Table Hardware, Nails, Cutlery, &C.
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Sat.nets Jeans, Cottonades, &C.. &c.
Groceries and Wooden Ware.
OF all kinds, &c, &c c. G. MILLER.
Ottawa, May 10, 1856 Pennsylvania Store.
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BOOK BiNDERY.

BOOK BINDERY.
A New ESssSir.ess En- Ottawa!
EE3IE subscriber would inform the people Sale
Z and adjoining Counties that he has established
BOOK BINDERY in Ottawa, where he will be happy to
receive orders for anything in his line.
Ffsu.ak EsGOks
OF all kinds manufa ctured to order in workmanlike
manner. Also old books rebound Pamphlets and ma
gaines bound in any style required. Maps covered and
vanished.
Paper Boxes
And all other work done which belongs to branch of
business Let it be borne in mind that it is longer
necessary send to Chicago to your Blank Books
manufactured, any kind of Binding done, for you
have establishment in Ottawa that do it all, and
you the trouble OF sending abroad.
Please give a call in the the Telegraph
Office, south side Of the Court House Square.
nov1 q. G.. LJ-TZ
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intend 10 continue he
BARTER TRADE

SO couve nient to farmers, and will always ex-
change for their ma ing nj the highest market
rates. Such of my customers as bring in mar
keting, will greatly oblige me by bringing none
but good az poor butter eggs, lard, cheese. pc =
tatoes, &c, | do not wish to have on hand, for
like all other poor goods hey do not give saisiac-
ton to any one, and are dear at any price.
Having a very large trade, | can afford 10 sell
mnch cheaper than those who do small business,
and can also keep constantly on hand
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The Public,
this store their
Ee3dCuGTters,

And intend they shall notregret continuing old
acquaintance Or iofm'ag new. Persons from the
state OF New ork settling in this vicinity, will
be very likely 10 meet her acquaintance and
friends here, this store IS the general rrndez-
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