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rerresp<aasaoe q the ralaae,uea. Aacro.al
PSrn june 0th.-Gauzcs scphyrs, muslins, haEeses,
isxpnets taas de grice and sii otcr thin makerials
are the ouly fabrics now worn For = cpossr suzas<r
t4mr.rrstxrs the lglt sunmcr tsstss ik suitable
cestune Cheauered patterns IN every vsxisty At color
arc IA fsser tAa green asAA bue ws4s md blnk
arsy and basck ase ywc1eEz~k Fienrsd pmns Sill ie
generally worn at the watering places these robes have
double skirts with trimmings up the scams the man
test Of tte sane aterial ths drs@ h siaar round
pointed but s always decorated with the trimming
Ms the dress The dinner and evening costume for the
sumnev = = sp8eudid = these viii give much Mil
liancv 70 TIA Paris hall rooms Csny,os tneS, mssins
embroidered IN cotton, gpd or silver s a ohax, are
the rnaEeztn4s IN fAvo.
FIVE hsunces trimmed With : las sf white san IN
points, which are edged with narrow fringe
When wcn - dinner toiiette, tais robe h@ high
BODY. witA sssqui.~ 10 nsst ths - Aomcs. tzin-
narrow q te waist and wide At the shoaIder On the
middle of the body b nnrrow reveFSe ns.xsh the
founce ard fastened together by peaH baads Jewsry
nuch displayed At the entetsinmsnts n the water
ing plares md q the ChnAnx, in the bathrooms of
paIs. sThs s.ux-s ass r.osnssd IN te uuws eugvoss
and in the newest STYLE to he ~ the usagnifcsnA
fetes Win which Emperor Has entained hs royal
Even With ths osuasg opata.aa naay buaoxst@ cover
the arm and c0Fas chased gold and ensCnelsd ornaments
IN vogue no< IN good tsts ~ de dowsgcm of
the Old regime hunxtsd of taar AnaGly dbns the 1air
DANES who orm the court circle of The present day far
arrAA4 them ia the quantity and magncrnce of tbesr
jewvy The toletses HAesahy gii1teTing With pre-
Sous stones; the pszmes ma osly nch iom the
value OF the Jewels which compose them bat ars works
Of by the beaufy and s displayed n their mount
ings In fosmsr days, jessk dcsseadsd from gs.sioa
to generzaion uaat4red their settings vary with
every change Of the season OF hshicn, or 10 suit the
variety 81 siseir soiletie&
generally composed q Ightcolored pique, ~ 0r@ns, the
cost panaaloons and waxtc.s heng q tn same mate
nA- 1o 1~ esen'As. @1 80 .s' M.,. ~
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NEw Ycxx July - ls67
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remedies ece ounmencsd andns resaEazve hau
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shn nnr fully restored 70 ~ original cax haf and sss
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NO sI3.
Notice or closing the Land once IT vinccnnes.

VyHE period for continuing the Land Ofice at Vim
ceurrs Indiana approved IAth Aagnrt 1855
having h~g thss ssd land acr cs~sA
uni CaSras, rs net saassan, t%n dssmsd
exy#isszsx ualerwise direct
The efnce viii the tims be placed
charge marshal deputy marshal
ksspAnx fg
Gsrrn my hssd CITY wsshssan,
jane, A n ls56-
q WILSON,
Z Acting casnmisHscner ar shc G~nerai Lnnd Ofnce.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
I'D EGIUN HAANCM.- LCNE Is, trains WI lsav

= soicwrs
ia Annapolis Juucsaum scr An
N&shns1cn tie wek. ssd Ha
for Ihaissr1rhaa and Ne~ York
Is war fhr Asnnorr FslAd1phia aud New York
Rr sai m ~ WRIST and Dancr~ Err Nere
Philadelphia. and Nsw FORK.
lo TOR 0attns0re CONNECTS at AnnspnIs june
with West
En1nnpre Washington juno
hon with ScenmMDdxtSaa West
The Is and q No. r. and VIII
oHlr = Annapolis and Washington juncims
on saturday the 10 TRAIN phsteiphx only
un sunday buf one trxin inxrUsak -, p. EeF
I3-n .4Q 8a45 z. n. PARS1NE, AGENT
GUNNER -ARRANGEMENT.-Th steamer
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faare esasirsA 8 TO- IL O'Clock, and ocaork
p IA
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buurs Fare Is
whxsys omnluses connecting with the Pags and Cyes. viii
captol l2 snd rennsyrans
me aane the sants kzve aiexnndI1a-
June s-eod--E RICHARD wAfLAcH, President
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor at Law
lXk Rauns -, -, Ma is Wan strcct New York
arg ls-1f
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TvxTRA WIDE BLACK BERBGEs for Shawl

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1TyHE rAroUrER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

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WANTED---A Physician nr Lawyer, with cash
w II eepH n go,
an established weekly Rarx sSushszner TINS
tuur Dnrk Jurrsive buxusss ~h their
fssna ncus*ng rHazty ats ~ he
Thoroughly eSlabHsh bsnsnK IN ~ prx6esca- ARFly -
KNHAKD Enw AXIS,
BcK lo2-, Baltimore.
cspy fss paper any r~r-an w'shns
\. 81
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III ADJ IN SYRIA; or Three Yearx in J~rnsa-
s.,s N" ny Mrs s~rah a.rclsy Jshnscn l~a--cksA -
-sry srsent ny xrz s ss-,sscus ~ca P,ce u .S
MAw<H MsaEw
CnrDsr n 11th sBdp p~nn
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INST1TCTE,
srAUyroy,vA
Rrv r. H. PHILLIPS A. n Prncipas.
wHExT, A. n vrs Principal
Assessed ny = fnn CORPS a rruss~sors md Tsscsrrx
TyRTETEEE RI Rev. W. Meade. ID. D.. RI. Rev.
J. JoAus, n Few . A. Lasnne, Chi y n Smth Or p.
ST3haur, wE KnEry, r J. Muhac. r rSwery. Crawford
T 9t5sa vKHTURS
nv K uu63usp. n Nca- r. e T. Mcncxre,
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Hcn Geawxe ". Humnsn nRvd ". Artum, ksa,
Han. A. H n annr. Tssrwen TsstM. EAs-
LeAchev, n Dsaae-
GsovSp " Thcmps0n, wn n Fcwie Ess-
bu66nGu pRrppRcs Collegiate
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PrrwDUTM sctxs Jun~ lo--A suriden III of energy on
the paxt OF the aashUisics TINS port has ds0d ass
the squadruu Is to go b. without further vss o tame
sci ready to 70 of st mcments nofsc~, ~s dd ~
under tire firm impression that steamer wA tpPuensed
to sc~ ns~ Asx@rsnnrn IN th~ s~ndsswss n MAd-ssAn
At tAs ~ mmnrmA. hcwcver. y hD bscA Asss1sA 49,
she se s tesr. IN xtr cf tae nrt thnS - jsry-
rugged vEh ~ gun fi-ste mssas. and duep IN ths
thsa she viii scarcely TO snything sboRt of
half s<Ae when 70 thesr drswisrks Axsdsd tAe fn
pprtant fart thsx Exht w~ssss- wsna sa~as pesa1 -
this of the yrr. wsaf eady he able tn
esxins&s tAs tuc which the Enajish poqtu a TIE exps
ditioa y Likely ecupy in reArhing the cxnt- a 6s
Atlaufic
Tbs vsaoroux, ssr-sm ffxa& csFsbsr Of svwfng 10
ve~sels Fire tsA Ayxncnnrn h 10 ~ ~ith hsw hut -
NO Asupqnt ssw hx. anA Ia nk hw hsinx AWQnua
IN ~r sudden emergency ~ aafnGc sAis rujey - y
only sypsird wftA ssAiS ~ eAA Arrseh t~rk to
Eneiaod sitsa sss.ins 70 he rrnAssvonA 1t ny, end
very likely VIII he urged thss tA~ vsls~vas bsd ma
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-24
CLERICAL ANrcpoTr MANY rc,,, .o

| CLERICAL ANECDoTE.-Many wears apo.
when as yet there was but one church in tho
old town OF Lyme, Connecticut, tho people
were without pastor. They had been for
e long time destitute. and now were on the
point of making unanimous call for n very
acceptable preacher, when a cross grained
man, hy the name Of Dorr, began violent
opposition to the candidate, rallied a party,
and threatened to defeat the settlement. At
parish meeting, while the matter was
under discussion, a halfwitted fellew rose
IN The house, and said Ire wanted 10 tell n
dream he had last night. II. tbouobt he
ded, and went away where the wicked
people 90, and as soon as Satan saw him n,
asked " Where he came from:"
From Lyme, in Connecticut" 7 told
him right out.
!" All! what arc they doing in Lyme z" nc
a ked.
They are trying to settle minister"
said.
Settle minister lie cried out. 81
must put stop to that, Bring me NV
boots; must go to Lyme this very night"
i then told him, as he was drawing on
ms boots, that Mr. Dorr was opposed to ,hr
settlement, and very likely he would prevent
It aitOnether
my snrrent." exclaimed his majesty.
" my sarrent Dorr, Here, take my boots
if my sarvent Dorr is at work there is no
need OF my going at all -
This speech did the business. Mr.. DOR
made no further opposition; the minister
was settled, but his opponent carried ia,
title" "My sarvent Dorr," with hin TO the
grave.
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STRANGE DELrsioS.-Thc Paihe county,
tlnd.) Hcpubiicaa relates the following sin
suiar instance Of dclusion in regard 10 relip.
ious duty:
1t becomes our sad Office IN record one ot
the Saddcst inridents which has ever fallen
under our observation. Mr.. Aaron Stewart.
late citizen Of Boone county, but for Some
i've months a citizen OF our town, has been
in state OF depression Of spirit for about
two months past Religious excitement
seems to- have ovcrpnwered his reason. and
on Monday night, after the return of himself
aud wife from church, he conceived the idea
that the Scripture required him to sacrifice
his right hand and other Incuhcrs Of hi4
body, under penalty of eternal punishment
lie at once left the house without maxim,
known his Object, and first pcrpeiratirg
dang C-rous wounds upon his person with q
knife, he proceeded with an ave To- cut of
his isht hand. After striking five several
blows, ranging from the center OF the hand
TO some inches above the wrist Joint. and
severing the hand from the arm excerpt SOME
OF the tendonS, lac walked 10 the door. fell
into it and fiintrd. Dr. Rice was called in.
and dressed his wounds At the present
writing lac - yet alive, though his wounds
are dangerous.
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They have a new chimney in Paris
invented for the consumption of wood
instead Of coal. 1t consists OF mere pipe
into which the logs of wood are thrown, and
beneath which the fire is lighted. This
contrivance is said to produce SO much heat
that the apartment is thoroughly warmed
during the day, and at night the logs, COM
pletely charred, but not consumed. are
withdrawn in the state of charcoal, and will
sell for donble the price Of the wood in its
natural state. The same idea charactcrizing
this invention is being applied to stearp,
using coal, which turns to coke, as it works
without smoke or ashes Of any kind, by
means Of revolving cylinder beneath the
furnace.
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4 certain invalid of oar acquaintan,c :.
doubly afflicted with painful compriut
and an unnanaceablc hard-mouthcd tcmpet,
regularly retains as helper TO the sick nurs'
a stone deaf old woman, whom he can abuse
without violence to her feelings. How mu IL
better to have emulatcd the heavenly pa
tience in sickness Of which woman, in spite
Of job, has given the brightest example.
woman, who endurcs the scvcrcst trial, wit.
meckness and submission unhoard oi
among men. the Quaker excepted, who
merely said, when hls throat was being cat
rather roughly. "1ricnd, thou dost haggle!'
Il komas Wood
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\ HoSToS ThND-rnrNr.-Clark. Of the
EIic.erbocisr, says the Boston stand
point" is curious thing. You can start
from the fremont House. 90 in any direction
for hall an hour. and yoa'il be back there
within that time, 49, sure" Don't mind th.
"pints Of the compass" there are none
around Boston. lie declares that when he
was thore the sun came up in the north snj
set in the east. The moon rises ia the west
and sets over Cambridge Observatory
They have a tine east breezr, though, ia
Boston. 1--WE were there in March, day
the twelfth, abou, fifteen years ago. We
know what a sirocco is. The late lamertcd
Fennmore Cooper told us once, at the time
we were fetching a walk with him on IN.
battery, it is "a E,ston elst wini boiie},"
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GovrEvoE VISA Lccompton paper in
Virginia asks the Richmond ESg"ircr If 1t
undertakes to cyonerate Governor Wise
from the charge of disloyalty," and if it
will permit Douglas, Walker and Wise
and the ring|cadcrs of this conspiracy to
commit depredatons upon the democratic
close" The E'rYuirtv answers, that
"Whencver Governor Wise is charged with
disloyalty or conspiracy, we pronounce the
charge false, come when it may" and that
if the Lecompton paper "desires to make
such charge, Lei it do so openly, anil tre
,rN try tie issue J,y6rc he peoyle Of Iir-
giHia." Governor WiSe's course has been
the same as that Of Douglas of Illinois aud
Stuart of Michigan.
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HE.rING I!usBASp OFF EAsY--Thc hus.
band of buxom wife near Exter, England.
had long been dying, and at length one Of
the clergymen of the parish making ono of
his daily visits, he found him dead. The
disconsolate widow, in giving him an
account of her spouse's last moments, told
him her "poor dear man kept groaning and
groaning. but he could not die; at last, >
said she, &" ] rccolected had new piece o.
tape in the drawer. so took some of that
and tied il as tight as | could around his
neck, and then stopped his nose with my
thumb and finger, and poor dear. he went
of Ike q larih
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E,xxIsTrR's Wiz" This tenement 70
let inquire next door" The place was in II
dilapidated, wrctched condition. Bannister,
however, inquired the rent. &c. These
particulars gained he asked, :" DO you let
ANYTHING with it, No." was the reply,
.why do you ass?' Because,' said the
wit. ''f you let it alone it will tumble
down
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Open your window when you rctirc; %
not suIfocate in a small room. You wall die
with sins enough unrepcntod of, il You 10
all you can to promote health. Better sleep
in barn with plenty Of good air. than ia "a
splendldly furnished room on n luxurious
couch without it. Please put it down as u
thing to he remembered. II you cannot get
the window up or down, smash out II pane
of glass.
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t. Isii.> 'Lat ne h=~ lr<f -
turned NeE y"rk with another large and fca''t'-
flI -. L Of MILLINERY GoepS. consisting of size
latest nrfor,tions aud at prices that defes e"iucii-
fipu.
C"uutry Tlincrs supplied with Patterns aud STRAW
Goods every kind.
Iut.ut'- E"r-l- sI.i Dress CapF:
FI"r-T- and feather, that Rev aud beauiiiul;
I.1c. fiaHrri-f--
TaTiuri iJr-~> skirts. fer evening,
Lace Tarcs aHG b-Tt!-S>;
Bridal - rssrir~-
aI-. ul a-~Ttus~p' "t nts Tor tie tsir
Ribbons aud prc~- IriuIain-s.
Velvet aud Satin Ei"uirs AMI Roses
I;..r.t- q fIan aIlh InllnIns Strr-'. oclO
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Agricultural npicEncn1S.
OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
H.. ". iMiSEEsItIy.

H|uuT-'fu-.T IGd NH"i--.T- K-ilW F-.'.r
kinds ~
inrioiH- f.nr;cOtcni> and Machinery.
. IT!i - Tisr-fiu- sud Erariur Machines, Power
.rru Sl.iL-. ftuuifs Min. Hsv Cutters.
PS- ilarrov- See! priIi. sud Piaucrs, both hand and
i.,rs. Cheese Prose- r-,rtnia-f-r and Cylinder
CIurlf- Nates and Bows AN->. Iatchcts. Slipyel-,
Sai.rs -t,l Fork Also. tie celebrated sod aud sab
soil Pl"N zrH great variety ui Others fer breaking and
stirring manufactured ~ i"ci port Joliet, Morris, Peru
and Palestine yt- pr-in5li,s STAR and Cob Mil.
Garden F-i Sf-- i al varieties, aDd GEM
inc. Also. C!tn-.c sugar Cane seed, warranted
par
Ai-" inrre .:"ck Of y. Y. Wagons, which
y,Hte f OTTAWA xiIl be for sale the agri
cultural Store. Ia Sa'i- 81
Grateful FORMER patronage, solicit the continu
orders ia. present shall spare cf
fort object for farmers patronage. My
r,z. af I- b.i material, and hy the
-x,. r;.o,,,i v.rIm-u- It.arsil r ". CH ANiEgLAIN
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The Democrats of Mclean County held "a
Convention at Bloomington on Saturday
last, and eight delegates to the State Con
vention were elected. Strof & anti-Lecomp-
ton resolutions were unanimously adopted,
and the dyle"atcs 20 The state Convention
were instructed t1 E.te r- -,u t.uIt .u favor
of che course pursued by Douglas
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MII.IlN y J.. IL y .
MISS MINER

VNTOCLD inf--n the ladies az Ottawa and vicinity
w that she has received her stock rf SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS all Of which have been selected
with c,rra, care and she will he happy to have ladies' call
and examine them, whether they wish to Psrchase or
not
Size homes by strict attention to business and lone
,,rice. to merit liberal share 81 patronage apll
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kinds of Cigars. Farmers and others who smoke or
chew make great saving by buying OF me at whole
sale. sell better article, at "a less price than
pedars.
Please call at my Manufactcry, mex; door south OF
Gibson Bros Grocery Store, an' for yourselves
Ottawa February 49, q. IL. SCHNEIDER
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Millinery and Drc>> Making.
Mrs (ROlEY

nFSpFCTFI-IiY informs the slic- Of Ottawa and vi
HI cnity that hss taken the Rooms over Daniel
L.aiy boot store Madison 81. fcr doors west "f
gni,rt. Ottawa -I- ~olicir- orders all that
pertains 10 the Millinery Trade in the line ol Dress
Making Cutting, FITTING, Sc. Her stock Of Nmln"ry
f,.sT. has been selected with much and will he
found s~perior Having had thorough instruction and
experience in the business, she is confident OF being able
20 ',;y. ,..,sect .atisf,ction jun2.-tf
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MISSES RisI-S II Z, - rAITERSON.

EJ AVE oIrrn.-! I~~ Millinery ard bress HsAlr-
i:...f, ..u La sail. ST dn1T south o Russell" :
F--nitur, Depot upstairs. .ud wl keep good a--rrt-
rent land price suit the times Ladies please
czIl.
L;I...-.-.,.- aud ..r-.-inc a,l.n.I.i 90. a.;
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY

I ID u N L " OIt N ba n EN L
by WHEELER q SIMPSON.
1IlE undersigned would ccfully inform the inha
4 btants Of Ottawa and vicinity that they
prepared furnish the choicest variety of Cracicr-
such Butter, soda Lemon. BOSTON, oyster Abcrnetla
Water Biscuit. Also. Bread, Cakss, Brown Bread
Pie, SC. &c. in good variety. Confectionery, II the
choicest selection, constantly hand. All kinds cf
Fancy and Wedding Cake mad- @ order.
The Subscribers having spared no pains eXpgIsc in
fitting up wagon for III. convenience and accomnoda
tion of their customers and the public generally.
able furnish anything in their line TO pse who
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon o daily
will please their orders the y Bakery, or to
the Post Dfic-.
Remember the place in IIossack's Block next
door Of the Meat Market, Main Street. send in
your orders and they will receive prompt attention.
J. II lseI,J ". SIMPSON.
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kING. GILHANN 60.

NIy0i Id in fprm the farming community that they
w manufacturing a very superior CORN SiiEfIER
AID HORSE POWER Having had IL well tested the
past Icy numerous farmers and Warehouse men.
prepared speak advs dly of its merits, and
refer all who have used il for the proof of what
say. We therefore challenge competition with
other Machine in All ask j. trial being willing
for rl,e Machine to stand upon its own merits
We also manufacturing large horse powers and
tI,reshers, Of the most approved kind in
All kinds Of repairs done short notice and
ble terms
shop u connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
senio-n KING, GILMAN &Cc.
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T.Bfisf and Manufacturer Of Hs,~g,i Tseb,
Would rrspertfuy submit tie citizens Of Ottawa and
vicinity the following list of lis prices for artificial
terjh-
1t Ci.rss UOrf.
Gold. STrsr.
Block Teeth. jof bis own manufacture, up
Single Teeth. fof his own manufacturer up
per and under, $3.50 rs e.
2d CLI~s UOrE.
Gam Teeth. common style upper and under, 81 ~
Plain Teeth without Gums, uPIer and under, 20 -
And with pleasure refers them to the following gentle
REFTEsSCEs-T. Hampton, Esq. II. +. Eame< Esg-
=. a. Prescott, Esq, J. W Mills Ed J. C. Hath
NJ u. D. g Stone, VI D. Wm- Dsmsn, ESQ. Jos stout.
NJ D., T. J. Nctiorri-k, VI u j. o. Harris, NJ ~, T.
Hay VI D., G Hard, VI. D., L. VI McArthur NJ D., A.
g. Putnam, VI. n.
Dr. Whtten i the only manufacture n Block or Sin
gle Teeth IN tie state. Of Chicago. for which he was
awarded the i-t premium the Ia Sale County Fair
Teeth inserted and improved plan, without
the use ~ Clasps
Eo"ns in Nr. Slnul's Office. in new Post Office hlock
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MAJN STREET MAEkEg
Eridge.
KETCuERIN 4 MATHlAS

TEkyINti formed partnership in the hntchefihS pu
.S u sincsS, solicit patronage at the above stand
B.ef Smoked Hams. Veal Mutton, saiisages lard rat
low Salt Pork bacon-in short, every article belonging
Ia n well regulated Meat Market always on hand
~ " -, .,c,,,r,y Tt,ar2il CFo. W.
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S,SrS BshFssA

ESPECTFULI.T Informs the Ladies' Of Ottawa and
vicinity t!at she ls- received her stock Of Goods
Spring and summer rade- and l. ready "a furnish
crc; VaretF "f i;"un.t, Caps Head Dresses, ac- at
prices 4" suit the times -
Kl..ne.l,. L.Iins oIa.it. the Mansion lt"u-c sPle