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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

last Of the month. ..
FIELD PEA.-The field pea should be
GoEn or planted by the middle of the
month or soon after-though they may
Be sown as; late as the latter part of June,
circumstances make it necessary to post
pone SO long. lfintended for the improve.
rnent of the land. two bushels per acre
Should be sown broadcast. Ii the seed
is-the principal object, SOW in drills three
fact apart and give TWO or three workings
With the culsivator. Ifyou do no more,
planrat least enough in the corn. field to
srsure at least asupply Tor the negroes
inENinter and spring, For this purpose
che common black.eyed or the lady pea
isbest. For land improvement or hoy
tssding the black or clay pea. The clay
asdoes not shed when ripe, and affurds
elonget time. for gathering Use plas>
tar on this crop. by all means, soon after
z getsabove the ground. 24Isf
MILlEr.-M lllet makes an admirable
PEoSender for horses OF. other stock. Ii
will yield twice as much to the acre as
the best timothy, and the crop is fit for
thei1oythe IN lessthsn three months from
the time of. so3ing. 81, Sos.
"a Tree sieam,is The best soil for it. The
ground should be nicely prepared by har-
rowing and rolling and well MANFRED.
90 vigorous q cropis OF course exhaust
ing! and should not be sown without a
supply ofmsnure. Any good compost.
three hundred weight of guano. OF. good
'uPerpbosPhetes OF ffsy bushels, Of ashes
Per sore .slsa good dressing b 5AyI.
~.
June hsif bashet Of seed to the acre.
= Sr6RR MILLEr AND BROAD, CAST CoRs.
IThese should be.s own this month by
those ho want green food for COWS and
ether stock in August and September;
they are heavy feeders aud must be well
ssssszzeeesg - s.EF-1c! y-1sce.z - 49,. & Z
CARnors AND Carrots and
Fatahip.. e not yet so2u. should be got in
= early a. possible this month, ,oseoraine
ssdirss.iOns given in April.
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CHICAGO MARKET.


Feb. 18th, 1858.
There continues to be tolcrably good
! inquiry in the -four market, and some sales
OF the best brands spring wheat sell at 81. 90
The wheat market is in the same condi-
ton as yesterday; some sales of spring TAX
ing place at 5Sa5ic in store, depending prin-
cipaly on the location Of the different lots.
| There are ssmc large orders to be filled, and
the buyers agents are on the look out for
good bargains. A rise is generally looked
for. White winter is worth 90c, and red
winter Toe
Com is in limited request at 35c, and the
receipts arr small.
Oats are quiet at 23c.
There is about 40, 900 bu Of barley in store
here; We quote the best 40a45c for 4S lbs.
Eggs are plenty at l0c per doz.
Potatoes are plenty at 25a35c per. bu.
The market is now better supplied with
good butter from New York, the best of
which sells at l6a1Sc.
Live hogs are not coming in in large
quantities, and there not so many buyers
now in the market. Prices, however, are
about the same as formerly. We note small
sales at s., 5Oa4,75 per 1Vo lbs. live weight,
fer animals weighing about 200 lbs each,
equal to s., 62a593 net.
The market for dressed hogs is better,
and actively and good prices prevail. We
note sales at $5aG per 100 lbs. and some
even as high as S6.37. The latter were,
however. extra good animals. A lot also
sold yesterday, after our report closed at
$3.50.
The cattle market is also reviving; buyers
are more p!caty, and we note sales at 80
90 per 100 lbs live weight, which are as
good as the best prices paid this season.
In hites there is more activity. and prices
an upward tendency. We note sales of
green at 4a5c; green sailed sc; dry flint at
Gal0c.
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WHEREAS, IT appears that the days OF right, honor
and integrity fast fading away, and VII TREAS, the
inscriptions and isnOra nj daily taking advantage
q. the profound and learned BE 1T KNOWN THERE
FOEE 20 all whether MAIDS, WIVES, or WIDOWS, tina;
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS are ALONE the
certain panacea FOR tin troubles incident female dsOr
yaIiration they ALONE correcting all painful nrnstru-
alton, assua-iuE palPifatioas % the heart disturbed
sleep pain in the side, and causing health and happiness
10 the whole SEX more especially TO the MARRIED
POEIIOS they are certain TO bring TIE moD;iIy
period with regularity AND WHEREAS these PILLS
purely vegetable and entirely free from minerals
therefore perfectly harmless in their operations and
who'll, unlike other medicines upon the public
purPortng TO effect the objects already detailed
THEREFORE,, BE IT KNOWN, ;ha; NOTHING but tie
said PILLS Of DR. CHEESEIAS viii accomplish tie de-
sired object when DISAPPOINTMENT has been expert
enced under the regime OF OTHER PILLS and the La
DIES viii cause this PROCLAMATION to spread amongst
them their everlasting benehtaways promising
that said PROCLAMATION in one case must lie coHsi-
dered NULL and VOID; that is TO say, that the Pills
be taken when any female is in INTEREST
ING SITUATION, otherwise Il MISCARRIAGE WILL be
the ineritdJie result.
Explicit directions to be carefully read, accompany
each box. Price 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81 to
DIR. CozSEIUs l. CHEZsEN.s, Box 1851, Post Once Ne=
York City. Sold by Druggist in every town in the
United States Given under NY hand and seal.
c. L. CIIEESEMAN, " d
r. b. HCTCHINGS. GeHerH .igsHt t,r tie United
St1tes I6j Chambers 81, Near yo, 10 irioa all 'cI0i
sal. rders sbOaid be dfdysssaJ.
Sold in Ottawa by IsePI2-1yI D WALKER Co.
WHITE TEETa, pkKs rnsD BsEa1n aud beautiful com
plexion, acquired by u-ins Balm OF Thou
sand Flowers. wi.a; lady gentleman would renail
spder the cIrse or disagreeabe BREATH when 10y using
the Balm Of a thousand Flowers dentrifi;e,
would only render it but leave the teeth white
aiabaster? Many persons do know their breath
bad and the subject delicate that their friends
would never mention it. Beware OF counteTfcits. lie
sure each bottle Is signed FErRIDGE 4 co, " Y.
For sale by ID. WALxEE Co, Sole Agents, Ottawa, H.
JULES
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Uow,y,1 I..ocia,iom, T,hiiadn.

I'm -nl1nr Tas.HiOR, esttbiished by spScid eHdOtc
,,ebt ,, tie relieSofUe si ami 6istrcssea afflicted
,riA Ciy7t'enf anil EpideHic DiseGAsS.
no all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as
j SperIna;orrhoea Seminal Weakness, Impotence Co.
norrhaa, eject, Syphilis, the Vice Of 0nanism, or Self
Abuse, &c, BE.
The Hosard Association, In view Of the awful drs,rrc
ton Of human lifc, caused by Sexual dseasrs, and tie
deceptons prac,ised upon the unfortunate victims -
such diseases by Quacs several ago directed tc
Consulting Surgeon, CHiRirAB LE ACT worthy OF tn
name 10 omen a Dispensary for the treatment Of n
class of Diseases all their forms, and to give MEDrc
ApyIcr GRArls to all who apply by letter, with
tiou Of their condition. cage, occupation habits OF ill.,
4. and in cases of extreme poverty tn furnish Med
cin yKEE OF CHANGE. II is needless to add that the A.
soci,on commands the highest Medical skill Of the ~
and firaish the most approved modern trelt,aent.
The Directors, On review OF the past, feel assuf
that their lsbors In this sphere OF benevolent effort h.
been of gr at benefit to the afflicted, especially tie
young, and they have resolved TO devote themseyr-.
with renewed ZEAL to this very important but much de-
spsed cause.
Just Published by the Association. n Report So,
matorrhea, Seminal Weakness the vice OF ouanii e,
Masturbstion SelfAbuse, and other Diseases OF TO
Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon which viii ~
sent BY mall lin n sealed eDvelopet or CHARGE -
thu receipt of Two STAMPS for postage
Address. for Report or treatmrr' DR.. Gro. II. L.
HouS Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, NJ =
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
..o V.tpcuup SscrefdrU noVla
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PEORIA MAINE AND FIRE ISsuIANcE Cow
PASY.-This company vas chartered in
lStl, and has now been in existence sixteen
years. Within few years pastits business
has increased very largely, and its capital
has lately been increased TO $500, 000. By
reference to its new advertisement, in our
paper, is will be observed that its affairs are
in very prosperous condition, and we be-
lieve it to BE- as safe company as any doing
business in our region. In view of its in.
creased facilities for doing heavy business
and the large additional security it now Of
fers to its patrons, it naturally expects a
large increase of business.
Its practice, in case Of losses. is highly he
norable, and is an additional reason why it
should be preferred over many other compa-
mics. 1t pays its losses promptly, giving the
sufferer no unnecessary delay and inconve-
nicpce, thus aifo-ding him the immediate
ascot his means. and the ability, as far as
;he comprny is concerned, to set about re
pAifing tic damage.
Itsoficcfs and stockholders arc among the
most honorable and wealthy men of the
State, and their character and means afford
good guaranty that its contracts will be
promptly fulfilled.
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=
OTTAWA MARKET.

~ OTTAWA, Feb. 20, 1857.
There is nothing new, and very little do
ing in grain. In dressed hogs, there was
some stir at the beginning of the week by
the arrival of some Chicago buyers, who
run them up to 5a5ac. But there appear
to be few left to bring in.
thanksgiving 45a46c; winter, none in
market.
6o,,r-Ncw sh. 24c for 60 lbs; ear % G.
for Is lbs.
Oats-20c-35 lbs.
I'otatoeS-25c.
Eariey-io cts. lob.
Eggs-so.
Bntter-l2alic.
Hides-Grecn Be-, dry &C..
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OTTAWA SE3iIS AIRY.


TtiiS scheol in successful operation in it. various
departments. well deserves the attention and
OF parents who have children to educate for II is
unquestionabiy true that better opportunity nor
greater facilities can consistently be extended them.
The Of study il this Institution
scribed; of 4 thorough, theoretical and practical ma
Tie discipline Is Mid, vet firm Underwriting and
strictly moral The School opens with the reading Of
chapter from the Bible, and closes with singing
dents privileged to attend these exercises. and not
compelled. No particular religious denomination IS IA
yored-al are acknowledged with due reverence.
The building is entirely new, and jrdi-2usly adapse
! for school purposes.
ErpsHSes
Fer Board including tuition in the colnnos English
branches, washing and light per OF 81 weeks here
toforc siso is reduced 20 s5i 33 so per week
Tuition for day scholars. per session of ~ weeks in
the common English branches. u
Higher English Branches, per session, Ii
Ancient Languages,
Modern - ....... IL
Music upon the Piano, ............... q
Use of Instrument, Z" ...............
Drawing and Crayonng each" --.-.....-....- II
Painting in Water and Oil Colors, each session. ID
Students may be admitted at any time during the ses
sion, and chargeable only from date Of entrance.
For further particulars, please address by mail at
he Seminary, ls:p2Gl L. UMLAUP PrincipIi.
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GEO. =. FISHER.
BILL, NOTE, & COLLECTION BROKER.

CORNERSTONE AND LNCdhNIE-
Commissioner Of Deeds for tie Stdte Of Nsao YORK
ATONEY received ard invested by me ON undoubted
vy A reasonable commission. and perfect
ly satisfactory those committing il to hands Col
iectiJns scU be iardrirby RENTED the day of pay
meat Debts secured notes, bonds mortgages, and
stocks bought and sold
All business entrusted to shall have prompt atten-
ton and immediate for. The only conditions
upon which will do business is promptness, fidelity, and
despatch; and those placing business in care per-
.onaly or by correspondence may feel assured that
these conditions, with my experience in Banking and
exchange, will he mutually advantageous. aud enable
me To render full satisfaction IN executing all trusts
committed to Farmers. Mechanics, and others hav
ing money to loan invest will surelly find To their
advantage d" call All deposits will be securely
fnSes'eu OF subject to call, BE- agreed upon.
Once IN the corner I'd story Nattingcrs block
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New Fall & Winter Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store !
DOUGLASS a. CLARK.

L
" l. 1te ~ '@'sI't - ~ - - - i.. 80
~ "'heei 49, 80 = 80 80 ~ = - ~
Pt'st-' tlI 'ls4' " - = eI''1 u y. ''NHN 49,
s.eI.it = &c = . - ~ ~ III 800 -
70 - ,,ey.r b,t ~srs5t Be- .5tDd s.,.bcrr AMOR
~ - - T.. r,.rd
-, =, - - -. 4 q.
:, :, ~ - >; y "a a. i-S-'s-'
- ~ ~. 80, rlN 49, ~ Ia
a. a.. " 90 -, = 49, - = = -, =. =.
- -"'s "s -, -~---'
r1 ,-.4 eu1 1 1870 "a i-S
=, = = - c,.--
- - - - - - -. ,.,i,-
o. - - - L. , -, - - ~ ~ >
IItll. -' = =, -. - :. :. --- 's'
Si isi't a. a., !. 80 - Ierir s,,r,.
Ray s,-te aud Waterico long S!iawis;
C-n,'- shaTis
White xnd cJ,gred Wog'en Blankets:
yelve. and SIX Vest Patterns.
EAek sfs y-ivct. for CoaLs
la.broidrries an! iaccs;
Collars aud Sleeves do IL s-tts
Nasiin and Cambria Eaginrs zaG IszertinEs;
Muslin and Czaiu-i- D.cIs
Dimiry Bands;
Rack ErlsSe's ia.e:
Thre-d Fi-rr
Suvrua Klyfn-s:
Hirce Sa- vets Coz. 10
Bpnne; Ribbons raH-ts and satin DO;
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.-ItH u T'.'.fIsI /" ff7H' "
{. IN. PAIRculp, Secretary.
New Picture Gallery.

TIIE lovers Of 6Ee arts, and the public generally arc
invited examine specimens now on exhibition NJ
the new Il IONS Just opened over the city Bank ~
Eames Allen CO.. north OF the Court House, under tho
supervision of Mr.. JAS. MARsroS.
The undersigned ha wing purchased the interest o' MI
M,RsroN in the sbov. business is nov prepared 10 uf-
nish AmSroiypes in the highest style OF the ari warrant
ed in every Instance satisfaction or no charse
made The services OF Mr. MtRsfoS have been secured
for short time and those acquainted with his skin wiI
need further assurance for geing ruthai picture
a share Of the public patronage IS solicited
Oti..wa October 3. ls1I. =. VI WV UNI.tN.
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Fall and Winter Goods 4!
FISkE g. TAYLOR'S

WE are now oIenns o. Lac large. AID best
w lected stocks of
Cgotsing, Ge.r- Fu,pisla'9 Go>5s, nut qad Cap.,
ma BoDts md >aars.
Ever offered ia this any other Marhet. 70 which
se the attention % those wishing good slit.
Fine Clo,h Goats black and Fancy. FROM - [" e25:
Over Goats, Of al tir different styles i.ua 90 ~ SD
loo Vests ~ al s'lies and glslijjes:
1909 pair Of Pants, fashionable styles;
Buffalo over Goats, Gents S,+wi-, Hats aud Caps,
Fur, Plush, and Cloth. FOR Men and BOYS Nu1i Under
Shirts and Drawers Linen Shirts. Gents scars. COM
!orts, and Hl!-r- Wool and M-giuo Sacks, Buck and
Fur Gloves oud Ntts-!l fact ey,Tviiu; GlailsIaaa
wishes - me1E can be .ou-d a; -T Store.
TO the Ladies
We hare = large aud well selected stock % ladies'
Nisses. and Ci..ireu's Shoes, which stall sell q;
Eastern prices Back Lasting G.i-rrs for -.c Iatie,
Ribb-rs and Sandals, Long E'lDbtr Boots, Snow Shoes
Congress GNiteff AMI EsslS g. G-..a !-ct every
t...ls des-..h.- s1r liz season.
TO GIse (scl,tcrf:.cI,.
fct a-sc-:ftF - CON -lr iu D. 2. French CIR ard
Heavy Work Bet Cllf ssved an p--.-l - - 10 81
Double so'-t tna-re7s t,sif-rs, i4T F4N wear; KIP
Poots from 4.i :" - Boy Boot, a!I s!ous, CENTS
Rubbers and >'ris,s. best q.-rv.s p.
A. Goods rnauuia rturtd expressly sor US
sure they 80 give entire .atis action
Thanking ecu for past patron -, hope TO you
az on- Store, '@o doors east Of t.. CITY Bank Niii
son Street tsep-ol ti>kE & TAYLOR.
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FIX UF! FIX uP.-Wc notice that many
Of our wealthy citizens who have built
themselves splendid mansions, are left in the
Gesolate condition of house without wo-
man, for what is fine house without 4
lawn, surrounded by handsome walks Dor
dered with shrubbery: We respectfully
susg,s: tha, clothes lines in front OF fine
mansion, at least, are not according to Gun
ter. See the advertisement Of W. Chal-
mers ( Co
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OTTAWA, Feb. IS, 1855
Mn. WILLIAM IIESsEssoN-Dear Sir: We, whose names
srcunto annexed having witnessed the Tragedy Of
Macbeth performed by your Company, would respect
fully request You TO repeat the at your
venience, at which time will tender you Compli-
Inentary Benefit.
Believing your efforts please the public have
worthy the patronage of the lovers Of the Drama,
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MARRIED-In this city, Feb. 11th, by Rev. NJ r. Whit
tlesey, the residence Of Mr. Saml. B. Grdley, Mr..
CHARLES c. KEILoGG, of Chicago, and Miss MARY Z.
STONE, daughter of DIR. Dan c. Stone.
In Rutland, the 10th inst by the Rev. c. P. Clarke,
Mr.. JOSEPH b. BARNES and Miss HANNAH SHorwELL-
DIED-In Ottawa, on the 18th inst, HOMER, son OF
Turney and Jane L. English aged four months
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CITY BANK
e A m E 8, ALLEN f. co.

Omen fran O'Clock A. " 10 ~ O'Clock p. H.
eight for sale New YORK, Boston. Phadel-
- phia Chicago Louis and all the principal Cities
Gold Silver bought and sold.
Collections in all parts Of the State. and r-itfed
far on day of paymen, ut current ofexchange.
Narehs EDWIS @. ALLEN. Csssj.ier.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDEST.-Wc announce with
much pain that Mr. Alexander \. Slack, iiv-
ing on the farm Of Mr. Hamburg, some two
miles north west Of this city, was kicked by
receiving an injury Of which he died in 2i
hours afterwards He was leading two
horses to water at the time, when they COM
menced playing, and one Of them Accidentally
skull. Mr.. Slack fell stunned, and pever
afterwards recovered his consciousness. He
was brother Of f. A Slack of this city,
and leaves a wife and three children.
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BANK OF 0Y,C.wa-
TRUE < WArFEMAN

TRUE WATERMAN.
Omen from. O'Clock 4. VI 10 SO o-cloeE y n
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities boyyb,
and sold
Interest allowed on time depoSites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections in all parts of the State and promptly
<eitted the day Of payment at current rates OF
change Imar2Il l. v WATERMAN, Cdshier.
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Rutland; Horse Thief detecting society.
TIE annual meeting of the Rutland Horse Thief De-
tecng Society will be held at the Town House,
last Saturday in February, at O'Clock p NJ for the
purpose of increasing the funds of the Society in order
that the members may be better equipped in pro
perry is stolen. New members solicited, for which
the of 81 is required from each applicant.
feb6 BY order Of the President.
La Sale County Agricultural Society.
The 9th annual meeting Of this Society, for the election
ofoicers &C., will be held at my Office Friday, the
Goth inst at o'clock p. NJ
Farmers and others interested are re-
ques,ed to rttend. [feb2ol j. o. HARRIS, See'y.
The City Medical Society
viii meet at DR. Stouts Office Tuesday evening
A general attendance is requested.
feb20 T. HAY, Secy.
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Read This I!

n III NH "a B ~ NJ q.
= HAVE determined to close out my entire stock Of
l inmber consisting of n large stock of PINE, ASH.
WIIrEwOoD, BLACK WALNUT, CHERRY, and a large
stock Of
WAGON Lnmber, Cedar aud OAK Posts.
Those desiring purchase solicited 10 call and
anime for themselves. Produce taken In exchange for
Lumber. go -,
Those indebted win please call and settle ac
counts without delay. Many Of them are long past duo
ana INST he settled up before the close of navigation.
Mr. N Mcintyre Is attending 10 the collecting DEPART
ro.nt and will communicate with call those who do
No, sss,e un and hone 10 will be taken all right for
ths aid amount. meet he paid. oc1T rr" p"'sF"T.
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CRBUIr CoUEr.-The jury in the case Of
DIR. Hopkins rs. the City OF Ottawa, men
Saturday az ainst allowing amy damages in
the case The Dr. has filed motion for a
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We find no other item of general interest
in the proceedings Of the court for the pre-
sent week, which were entirely confined to
the civil docket
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Magazines and Periodicals.
"ARPER, Putnam, Ladies' Book Lese's Gazette,
III Knckerbocker, lakewood, Chicago Magazine,
and others furnished monthly.
The New York Ledger,
Ledger of Romance,
Flag OF our Union,
BallOu's Pictorial,
Harpers Weekly and others furnished 5ceekiy.
Chicago and New York Daies.
AplS RATIBCN ORION.
FEyIIE only Book Store in Ottawa. exclusively for Bosks
Il Stationery, and Pspe: H2nEings, is
apis RATiBUE ORTOS'S.
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Larkin's CIothing Store,

(I.ATI. Wsi CONNHLLYSl--
Merit G00r eaSt OF the CITY Bunk,
OTTAW \. I'LL.
FsfiE subscriber announces to thc public that Ire has
u purchased the entire stock Of Goods, Taiorsh1p
&c, Lately the property Of WI Con nelly, decd, located
abo.e. The stock j. heavy, and thoroughly
pleEished s'or; time bu'cT- Nr CJEu-y's lecrse. IL
consists Of all kinds Of
Re1ay-Tl3tsp Clothing,
Cravais Stocks, Coars, tieItcrryls ard Ladies' Ho
sieryiH short. every article cf Mems Boys child
rcn's weaTrIlD.4-.g also fl.I assortment o! ege.y
article or
GeutirIsn:i's Furnishing Goods.
These goods VIII Dc sold FOR CASH Gully, and there
FORE be oCtrcd at lower price t..a Be bought
anywhere ei>- IN ottawa.
In connection with tie C!o-iias Store, the subscriber
IL! also eoa..uGe the
TaiIorinG ss,.siGrss.
As formerly successfully carried hy Mr. Connolly
having for this purpose procured Tia. services o u
the best practical cutters IN tire A. be VII kesp
constantly OF hand a large stock Of
Cloths, Ga>simcres. Vc.tings.
And al other material 20 b. made In Clothing he can
prorpty order any article IL his line, should
such b. preferred 10 the realyl1aGe article his
shelves.
The shscriberis determined TO make this no: only
Of but the first Clothing establishment IN Ottawa and 10
therefore invites, h. hopes his good, and prices viii
deserve that he sEonid receive, LIBERAL patronage from
the public. lny25l THOMAS LA.klN
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OTTAWA THEATRE Feb. 10, 1855.
MEssRs. Mason, CocswELL, GIBSON, Dow AND OTHERS
nehtiemen: Your is before me, rendering COM
Pmentary Benefit, and requesting a repetition OF
sublime Tragedy of Macbeth. feel, gem
snen. mat this is indeed honor who Is Int
stranger You az vet and whose Ambitions il m
~. p,o'esS,on OF which am proud to call myself
es' =. - my wish, aim and hope to establish
enroi myself among you citizen. Yhe generous
manner IN ~.ch you nave c'me forward second
that time and space can never oblterae is 50 sel-
dom that Kindness Is shown the wayfarer and the wan.
hardly realise such being the fact my caseth-v
indeed like angels visits, few and far between Nav
you and yours receive them time and again. In accord
with to set apart night for the
monisl. would name Wednesday, Feb Path, most
convenient, hoping Il may prove evening which
memory can look back with pleasure and delight.
remain yours, and the pubhe's humble serv1nt
WI. HKNDEReON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-20
ComcEu>Iou o.IUic Mailer

EIANINti decided 10 20 q bushes, the hrst OF
4 January next, and close up ny boors and &C.
counts early may %. able, propose from the fT.t
% September sell only for cash and barter, and here
b. invite all who are Indebted ne Ly note book ac
call make settlement and payment early as
possible
al ny friends and customers have 70 say that my
pres-u; stock will BE- sold tie lowest possible rate 10
quit cost good will be Kept up By the ad
S- Goods from The Ezsc- equal TO an! Of
neigbbsrs, and fully up The season.
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