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excellent bearing throughout of the Morris

excellent bearing throughout of the Morris
Fire Company, who added SO much to the
interest of the day by honorins our city
with their personal presence and bringing
with them their beautiful machine" They
quite put Ottawa to shame by their large
numbers, and by presenting so fine an en-
CINE, while Ottawa, although Boosting a
| small fire company, is not the owner of even
hook or ladder to say nothing Of an en-
CINE and hose carriage.
The military companies, also deserve
special note Our people were really taken
by surprise on witnessing the thorough drill
and solderly bearing of both the City
Guards and Washington Light Guards"
Both these companies are yet comparative
ly young; yet their marching and maneuv-
ring throughout was marked by all the pro-
ccssion and thorough drill Of veterans.
1t is also worthy of note that in all the
varied scenes of the day, good order pre-
vailed, which was doubtless, in a great
measure, owing to the unwearicd exertions
Of the Mayor, J. o. Glover, Esq.
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Sabbath School Celebrations.

Saturday last was the day selected for two
Sabbath School celebrations The Congre
gational Sabbath School met at their church
1t nine A. NJ, intending to march to the
north bluff, and there enjoy their pic mic
but rain preventing, they went in procession
to the Court House, led by excellent muse
from the band, and there enjoyed their feast
Of good things. then in the same order re-
turned to the church, and were there dis
missed with smiling faces.
In the afternoon, at two o'clock, the n. f.
Sabbath School met at their church, where
being formed into procession, they were
led by the tones of music sweet, to a grove
on the south bluff, where they enjoyed thei,
picnic, after which they returned to the
church, and were dismissed in fine spirits,
realizing that it was good for them thus to
meet together.
On Monday, at nine o'clock, the Cath lie
Sabbath School formed large procession
on La Sale street, and marched round thro'
Columbus street and to the north bluff, and
there partook Of a rich repast-then returned
to their church, and were there dismissed.
We understand that the other Sabbath
schools of the city-five in numbrr-a.c to
have then good things yet.
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IL . NJ OF Q = \ Il II y
,s> 6rsk yrE.n W. II

T ATE Of Corning, y. Y, would respectfully
the citzcns of Ottawa and the surrounding coun-
try he has permanently located in this city, where
he will he happy wait upon all those needing his pro-
fessio1 al services.
Dr. c. takes pleasure in presenting the following testi
months:
CORNING. n. Y, April 26th, 1858.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN y have been intimately
quainted with DR. A. Gregg for the past three years
have also employed him my family ply stefan for
tim e, and would cheerfuy recommend him the conf
d-nce of any community whe o his lot may be
Dr. Gregg is man OF strict moral integrity. good,
careful and capable practitioner. J NJ WOOD,
Bunker and Erchdn1c BROKER.
CORNING, n. Y, April Goth, 1S5s.
To THE PUBLIC Il take pleasure in recommending DR..
A. T Gregg gentleman and successful Practition
err, and worthy Of the patronage of the public.
GEO. ". PATTERSON, JR.,
Cashier Geo Washington Bthk.
CORNING, April 23d. 1855.
Hon JAMES GRANT aud y. KENDALL, Esq, Davenport,
Iowa; or GILMAN SMITH, Esq, Rock Island, nl.-Dedr
Frie,Ss: You place full confidence in the bearer,
Dr. A. T. Gregg, as ran and as ysican. We have
employed him in family. and if he should locate in
your vicinity elsewhere, best wishes will attend
him and family. c. s. HUBBARD,
myi5 or the hfTa OF W0a. II. Sterens d Co.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

THURSDAY EvENING July 3.
On Change to-day -four was more active,
with sales o Spring Extras at So 40a3 "A /;
Supertine at 81 10. The Wheat mark It
opened at Glt &c for Western No. Spring,
but after the receipt of the New York news,
as well as that by the Africa, there were no
buyers at the figure. No. l and Rejected
were in good demand at &c in store for the
former, and 5lc in store for the latter. In
the afternoon, Wheat was very dull and de-
pressed-wi'h no disposition to operate
either for speculation or shipment. Corn
was mere active and advsn ed, with sales at
45a41c for canal ahoat SOC for hot Dc afoat !;
45a45tc in store for No. |; 37a39c in store,
and 4 c f. o. b. by the cargo, for No. 3; So
in store and Ace f. o. b. for rejected. Oats
were quiet at 301c in store. Barley I'M
changed. -Iress and Tribune, Sth.
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A Card to the Ladies.

DR. DUPONCOSGOLDENP EkiOplCAL PlLLS, FUR
FEMALES are infallibe for removing soppages
guartes of the Menses.
These Pills are nothing new but have been used by the
Doctor in his practice for many both in France
and America, with unparalleled success in every
and urged by thousand ladies who have used
them Pills public, for the alienation of those
suffering any irregularities whatever, we'll
preventive those ladies whose health will permit
al increase of family.
Pregnant females. those surprising themselves SO,
are cautioned against using these Pills, while in that
condition. the proprietor assumes no responsibility
after the above adnionton, although their midness
would prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompanying each
box Price 81.
Sold at Wholesale by g. H. THOMPSON.
General County Agent, Otta,cd H.,
To whom all orders must be addressed He will furnish
dealers and druggists with circulars sDd show cards. and
the Pills at proprietors prices.
n. blades by enclosing 81 to him at the Ottawa r.
o. have DR.. Duponcos Golden Pills sent by return
mail (conhdenally) 10 any part Of the city country.
See that the signature. IL Duponco upon each box
you will then obtain medicine that may be relied upon
Sold at wholesale by PENTON ROBINSON,
dse2s Isl South Water st., chicago,
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U{IHES'
Improved Illinois Earyesters

MANUFACTURED DY HAWLEY & co. PEKIN, I'LL.
WE have made number OF valuable improvements
w the above Machine. and now offer 10 The farm
the hest grain Harvester in use.
1t is designed to cut and elevate into wagon driven
alongside sre cut is easily managed by man, and
can be instantly varied any height, from eight
inches three ana will tie straw any length 10
thirty inches If desired
sarrart it harvest cleaner, cheaper, and with
any Of the hard labor large number of hands
Qured fvapiuE. and grain harvested in this manner
will keep well bound IL stacked with III" same care
that all good would in stacking bundles.
For further particulars enquire of farmers in Iaze-
we'll Mason. Nenar. hogan San-amou, Macoupin JeT-
and De Witt Counties, where Machine is known
and is becoming the Only Machine used or address
myl5 HAWLEY CO., Pekjn, H.
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Buck Creek Hotel.

yUJHE subscriber is prepared to entertain all his
i friends, any who may be pleased to give him q
call L. the best possible manner and the most
sonabe terms all times the above named house,
situate FIVE and half miles north Of Ottawa, the
Plank Road Parties at all times be supplied with
rooms aud refreshments short notice as intend to
keep the Larder" furnished. Farmers and Transfers
viii always fud all they wish to make them good
ct home.
"Come one, come all,
And give . call"
DAYTON May 20, 1ssS-3m. J. D. PENNELT-
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To Messrs.
G. L. WALLER,
SETH c. EARL,
JACKSON & LOCKWOOD,
E. Y. GRIGGs, AMI others.
To Aiessrs.

Mr. Ep1roR:-I have received from the
United States Patent Office small quantity
of Turnip seed-ten rarieties-which will
give to such persons as will SOW it and re-
port the result. The object is to test their
adaptation to the soil and climate of this
section, j. o. HARMS.
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Another Ottawa Book.

NoTEs BY THE WAYsIDE a Tour for Health and
Recreation, on the Sea, i'll England, France and
Belgium. BY GEORGE SMITH FISHER Derby x
Jacksun, New York.
a copy Of this book-a very neat volamc
of some 800 pages-was laid on our table u
few days ago, with compliments Of the
author We have as yet barely glanced
through its pages, and shall not therefore
venture to pronounce on its merits Aside,
however, from the local in,eicst it will ex-
cite--,he author being one of our oldest
citizens-(we don't mean that he is an Old
mau)-we have no doubt it VIII be found a
deeply interesting and entel tairing book
We shall pitch into it Immediately, and ere
long favor our readers with some extracts,
when we shall have more 10 say about it.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-M-. Clark, the Rec
tor of this Church in our city, having OBJ
tanned a short leave OF absence Of the ycs,ry
and left town, it was expected that his al
senoe would DC temporarily supplied by
LAY reading" Our attention, however, has
been called to the following canon adopted
by the Convention last year:
"CaHon -YLI.-No one shall be consid-
cred authorized to oiiicate as lay read
er in this diocese, except in cases of particu
lar emergency, without a written license
from the Bishop" &c.
1t is conceived that no such 'par;icular
emergency" as this canon contenplatcs can
be pleaded in the present case, and tia,
therefore no member can expected to be
Wiling to do what is so plainly forbddeH.-
At least those on whom reliance las been
placed 70 read the services most positively
decline until tie requirements Of the canon
can be complied with. The difficulty, how,
ever, can probably be obviatrd before the
expiration Of another week, f which due
notice will be given IN our columns.
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RCSAwAY AND SLRIoU. ACCIDENT. The
team OF J. 4. Dunavan. going up La Sale
street yesterday, took flight and run off at
furious pace. \ lady, whose name we
were unable TO asccrtain-who was in the
wagon at the time, was unfortunately thrown
out and had her sho .!Jcr blade broken
The team after running n short distance was
stopped, having done ltgle damage to horses
or wagon.
Another team, on Thurs lay. came plung-
ing across the north side or the public
square. and came very near landing in the
store Of Douglas { Clark. !, twas fortunately
turncd. however, and sped along the side
walk toward the Mansion House, in the
nsigLLorhood Of which i, was stopped
The horses, we learn, suffered no serious
damage, bat fragments Of the wagon could
be picked up almost anywhere Oh L cir
route Il was totally demolished
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E.EEl OF OTTAWA.

T
open from . o'-l,cE- 4. II IL ~ o'c'ool ?, n
EXCHANGE Oh Ca.-1go and Eastern Cities bought
aud sold
Interest allowed OF time drTaSi'-s-
Gold and Silver bought and sold
Collections all pl-,~ ;he state. and promptly
reInitteG the dgv Of aymrur current rates OF eX-
change Tmar2ll ]. '. WAIktNAN, CNNitsr.
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For E;urOpe.

For Europe.
yFNHE undersigned will leave on Sunday or Monday
Il for short trip to Europe, and expects to be
back again by the first of September. Mr.. GEO. W.
PIERCE will act as my agent during my absence, and
wish that all those that ind bted for last year.
by book account will not forget to pay it my
store possible, and do me great favor.
thank friends customers for past favors hoping
that they will continue on and not leave account
of my going Europe for my business will be going on
as usual. Yours respectfully.
mys HANS THOMPSON
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See Here 2

HHEREs to be an impression abroad that We sel
all kinds Of produce at cash prices We have but one
price for our goods, and that is uniformly cash. The
goods We give in exchange for Dutsr Eggs the IKE
goods in and every manner taking payment cash
anything equivalent it. The equivalent may be
in ERgs Butter, Rags, Votes, anything may
consider good cash that purpose
well. I~y1sl ANDREW LYNCH.
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STAPLE &FANCY DRY GOODS
~ ~ sr-ii a. 81 = %

CIapT.s-uz a.. Stg-.5 u
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
such Black ami Fancy SiEs. STs Robes. Yaleucias
P.a-u and F-u--d B---rrs. Crepe Nar,tl Wool De
l.l-., Cbsll., De- Lime Robes. he Begs, Popins ia.
comet Robes french Jscouet aal Calico. GusA.H,s Co.
lpE Hrsuts, G. '.t 80 -..!-c -. c .---o P..ss
-4-- cher jr-irlt!l styles
ETBgOIDERIEs AND WHITE GOODS
w would call particular attention Z, ts rpartnaeu,
..rpsses anything ia town. ~ assertions 20 TIE
ce7'"rry Notwithstanding, consisting Of Lade, Collars
@Ed Under Sleeves, singe and Ia sets EiSing- and In
do, Cautrics JacoEets, White Br!!alts Bishop. La
Embroidered Muslin, for Curtains MaEseiies "a rts L.
uen Cambria Ladies and Gents Linen Haatssrchieis,
sHAwLs, sHAwLS'i
Black SIX, Thibc', Cashmere, Bro1h1, White Crepe,
and a large stock Of stella Sj,aHis, ali prices.
PARASoLS AND MANTILLAs,
large assortment, AT very low prices Black and Co.
orri slk Friuges, Dress Trimmings, yelSe, Ribbons,
Bonnet Ribbons, a.
DoME.TIC GOODS
Bea-hed Sheetirgs and shirting., all widths Brown
do, checks, stripes D-IiFn- Blue DrIl~, Ticks Bats
CUtt7s Yarn White and Coi0r-d Carpet Warp Waddinr
Cot;nnades, Brown Linen, Farmers Drill, Wi.e and Co.
!OTed Linen, for Children.
White aud Coiorct Flg3n-ls Broad Cloths, CAST
myres Kentucky Jeans Twevds, aud complete assert
men. Of ra.ors Trimmings.
LINEN GOODS.
Crash, Diaper, HuckaJack B'-ached and Brown liz
men, Table Spreads, Napkins 81 and I0-4 Sheetins,
Irish Linen, Shirt Bosoms &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Ladies and Gents White and CoiorcJ Kids, superb
or article SILK, Isle Thread, Chdrens do, Lace st.
Hosiery, OF all kinds and prices. We would call par
CUar attention 10 OF Nss:s and Child.
rgI-'- Hose.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Coates Brooks White and Colorei Thread, Bates
Needles, Pins Combs Brushes Hair Pins Cross Cotton,
hitting Cotton, Whaebone Reeds Fa.s, and ohsr
tic!cs too numerous to mention.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Our stock is large and well selected, comprising all the
different grades and size. OF Children's and Youths
Shoes Ladies' Caters, Bootees. Slippers and Buskins
Mems aud Boys Shoes Sioga, ZIP and Calf Boots, all
very low prices.
GROCERIES
Our Groceries wl all times be fresh and OF the best
quality Of Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Pepper Spice, Cassia,
Rec. Fish, No. hackere, il HTS, Dried Apples,
Cheese, &c.
For the liberal patronage bestowed the firm Of John
lockwood x Co. the past season We would return
sincere thanks, and would friends
and customers, that shall endeavor, by selling
Goods small profits. and by dealing justly with all,
to merit a continuance OF your favor.
n. B-Ihe highest price paid for Butter. Eggs Lard,
&c. Iap2il CAMERON 4 EBERIIARD.
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REEAEKABi.E ESCAPE = On Thursday night.
OF last week, German named David Han
sen, I'll from third story window Of the
Philadelphia House in Ills city, to tie
ground outside. On being found he was in
sensible, but being bled, he got up, and, IN
assisted, walked back TO his room and went
TO bed Next morning he was quite vel,
and left on foo, for his home, some s Oh 10
miles out Of town.
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TAE.E PAPER .

t...a ~7S P,D>r VTa.r0,o SJH7ss cart IN Firti.r
ami BAT, E,liITd Gai II sin 'or trTt:.g.
WE have Just received and receiving larger
w sock in thj- line than have had. wfti-H
Offering greatly reduced prices. among which
Ger llr- variety q h-uiif- and good paper AZ
o'I- sIjNiag PER rot and s,i' .s, II - c-at' per
yvl
Those who furnishing their ho-s=s With paper or
curtains .hS.i fai s'0=S before pIr5tS--
Ing Goods will he freely shown whether you buy o. u
OF net. A. The siga VI J.e Book.
.rl1 EATHECN 0rT0S.
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CITY i y y Is
Z, WIG - - & 20

Opea from O'Clock 4. " 10 ~ O'Clock p u
C>IGHT Drafts for sale New York. Boston, Philade
- phia ChcaE st Louis and all the prncIpa! Cities
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts Of the State and reGitted
for day OF yInent az cIrrent rates OF exchange.
M.rchS EDWIN c. ALLEN. (JIAticr.
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SoDA-CEEAa SYEur-D. Walker & Co. ;
withstandinS the constan, drain upon IT,
Their latest novelty is Cram Syrup, which,
with their Coffee Syrup, now gives you cof-
fee and cream natural in taste, yet so
delciousIy iced and favored, as to make It
the rage Of the day. Do try it.
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RUSSIAN WINTLR Wharf.-The ADVERTISE
mcnt Of Mr.. IErBY, Of Chicago, in our col
umns to-day, in reference to this new varie-
II Of wheat, will he found worth the attcn-
ton o! farmers. We have seen this wheat
commended as peculiarly adapted to the va
riablc climate Of our state, in a number of
agricultural journals, and imagine it will be
found at least worthy of an experiment
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AG6Hc
,FEssrs. a ~ a'EE.sE.

II The BIHE Of fJtfG,r1. OsI,ru, H.
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity at usual rates
Lands purchased and sold At moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other Instruments made UGt and acEAOw-
Iged
Policies issued in the following insurance companies
In ,SsHe CsaatY -HGsuai Fire Insurance o.;
JNiHOES lIl'HI dO dD
itlsteH~3H C,antV .Nisttrl DO do
National Loan Fund Liz Insurance .>ociety.
NN- u. TRUE,
Juue 9-y ISAAC !. WATERMAN
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New Picture Gallery.

INV
TIME lovers OF fine arts and the public generally, are
i invited to examine specimens now on exhibition at
the new X ,oms just opened the City Bank OF
Eames Allen Co., of the Court House, under the
supervision of Mr.. JAS. MARsToS.
The undersigned having purchased the interest OF Nj
MARsToN in the above business is prepared fur
nsh Ambroypes in the highest style of the art warrant
in every instance to give satisacton or no charge
made The services of Mr. MARsros have been scared
for short time those acquainted with his skin viii,
need no further for getting truthful pcture
. sbare Of the public patronage is solicited.
Ottawa, October 8, 1851 c. NJ. VAN pOREN
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Great Bargains in Dry Goods
Cameron & EberhaTd's,
sILCs.SoEs 70
.ENEsN LNlA EIGuD 4 Cn

WE have -; received The largest; b-s: selected and
Va cesgesi sro-@ of Day Go4-. E5pt- rad Saa-s and
Groceries ever brorght 20 O.t-wa, Which arc pre-
p-4-d --i ,:l-. EHg.~s Gaa PROMPT Pggers a.
lir-s I.-t nj. pat s-----.-- -- petition Of Tie
question.
al srtgGr- h1e, and many Of good. are
Tlrh cheaper thsH jh~y have D. en- intt.d 10 Eiye
-. -. !. -. . =
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DILMAN'S PATENT
Corn Shelter and Horse Power.
-

Manufactured by .Sir.5Hr, TandersdU &c Co, rlsin-
Heid IN.
THESE Shelters have been thoroughly improved with
4 outside gearing also in the separating and cleaning
apparatus. They superior in every respect to
other Shelter il market and fully warranted TO pur-
chas.rs.
Also, improved Horse Power. which is got up in
more compact form and is much stronger than the kind
heretofore used.
We also keep extra Castings on hand supply calls
For sale at manufacturers prices, with freight Ota
wa. nv Tapi.I MaNLEy DOW
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S.XESS.-@ EsLSEE.

H ,sLOr~s's addition 10 Ot:d1rG-
q 90 FOR Lot. Tertns IS cash, aud s. OF the
- ~ # frs; day Of every succeeding nnnth unti!
sIi paid. without interest. in,26 True WATERMAN.
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GEO. :. FISHER.
BILL, NOTE. & COLLECTION BROKER
cnMr.IssrcrI LID CvCIAN-GE

COME1IsSICG AND EXCHANGE.
Commissioner Of DeeEs t1, tie Sfts Of fetr York
Office the 81 story, Natn gers block
OttaMa. June -. ISjI
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,. G. NATTINGER

III SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
He invites his old friends and the public give him
call His stock will compare fsvoraby with former sea
sons and none complete In Ottawa, and prices
must satisfy all Who want Goods 7trnsS, Se1dy pay
and 10 crad't. pys
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WYE wish to in form the public that We have con-
w oluded II adop: he cash system, and after the
fOt, day June will sell for cash only All persons IN
debed will please call and se.:le before the frs.
day of July, and oblige themselves
mY28 STRAWN& row ILL.
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E;!a.,k-! HTani,s.!

WE have just had printed OIL fEc paper. about %
w EraTu- - Blanks. which od-T for sale - Clca-
70 prices. T.-y embrace ia part. = '"i.n~s
WErraate-. Special WARRANTED. and SuitciStA Deeds
Mortgages .rG- Articles Of Az -'utr;It thtte
Mortgages, Leases, Warehouse Receipts. ll3gueu;
Blanks.
order. Ey r4sE otherwise p a71T;'y attended to.
sug22 EaIIiBJ> 1 GEToN.
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ksoG.f AMI Shoe Shop.
AN prepared - manufacture to order Gents
/ Morocco Calf and iiio Boots. Also, Ladies'
- Kid. Goat Calf. and urdres-sd Morocco Dootees,
Cater. and DIskias.
Heel CATERS and rootees made il good style, of good
stock
shop over s. c. Earl & Sons Store Ottawa
Repairing neatly done. Ali work warranted.
.-b2. d.. f. TUCKER
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Stoves Stoves ! Stoves
Notice,

Notice.
HAVING purchased of S W. CHEEvEE his entire stock
Ill of Dry Goods and Groceries, ! world Inform my
friends and the public that the business will conduct
ed in the future i'll the name Of ANDREW LYNCH d co.
We intend 10 adhere strictly the cash I'D barter
trade satisfied from, experience that is benei
cia to the seller and buyer The credit system, which
has been go injurious for past hope To destroy
in this city. To accomplish this will sell for SO
small profits compel nerfhors TO pursue the
same course. Oar long experience in the ba-ness here
We venture as guarantee for keeping up stock surfing
exactly the warts of the community We therefore beg
that all who study their interest will call and get our
prices before purchasing. (feb2.l ANDREW LYNCH.
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RusselFs Furniture Depot,

TEN YEARS ESTABLISHED.
EEyE subscriber would again remind his old customers
j and citizens generally that Just this estAb.
lisiment will be found larger and better assortmens
every article in the FarnitGe line than before
offered.
He being practical mechanic and long experiences
in business gives him advants ke Ia his own mAnuiAc-
ture, well full acquaintance with the hest fActo-
rics east and west, and always doing one <rscss
Small Profit and Cash Business {,chich soorkS 70 .
charm he has hesitation ia saying that he sen
single article completely furnish house, on ~ good
Ur not little better than any other house In the
State Please call and see,
Particu,ar attention invited to his stock Of Picture
Frames and Looking GLASS Moudince.
Frames ~ all sizes aud styles made to order Look,
Glass Plates OF all sizes hand.