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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01

Ee- A dandy lately appeared in Iowa
with legs 30 attenuatcd that the author
iiios had him arrested bceagae lie had 10
visible means II support
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01

Ec- An lrishnan, on visiting a me-
nagoric for the first time, while stalking
around the pavilion, suddenly came gu
the elephant; whereupon he turned to
the keeper with surprise: Thunder and
Lightning, mister what crittcr have you
got there, with tail on both ends 2"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01
DISTRICT ADVERTISEMENTS

HAS on hand and is constantly receiving
IL fresh supplies of genuine Drugs and Ne
dicines, for physicians and family use; togeth-
er with all the most popular Patent Medicines,
amongst which are
DR.. Jayne's, Perry Davis Pain Killer, Os-
goods India Colosogue, Wistar's Balsom, Hof-
lands German Bitters Ayre's Cherry Pectoral,
Iampton's Vegetable Tincture, Cannons Dys-
pcptic I3itters, Roses Nervous Cordial and
stroying Drops and a general Assortment of
Hair, Tooth, Cloth and Shaving Brushes, Combs,
Imported Soaps, Colognes, Lubin's Perfume,
Pomatum, Hair Dyes, Gradual Hair Coloring,
Tricopheraus, Kathairon Eau Lustral, &c
GzS~ Proprietor Of Tyler's Linement for
Horses and Human Flesh, price % and so cents
bottle. april l2-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01
ENGRAVING.

VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS. as
' well as every other description of engray-
ing, executed in the highest style Of the art.
Arms, crests, notices, and initials elegantly
engraved on plate, seals, stone &c.
Cards Of the most approved styles furnished
and printed in the best manner.
Designs for Masonic marks, &c, furnished.
NJ. W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
324 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th & 10th SIS,
jnly l4--Gt Washington, D. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01

GARDENiSG roR LADIES. Make up
your bc,ls early in the morning; scw the
buttons ON your husbands shirt; and do
not rohe up any grievances protect tho
young and tender branchcs Of your fam
lily; piaHt a smile Of good temper on
your face and carefully rod out all AN
cry feelings; and expect good c,op Of
happiness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01
CUANO!!

TINE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed
Il Agent Of the Philadelphia Guano Co., is
prepared TO furnish to farmers NAVASSA and
COLUMBIAN GUANO, containing respective
ly s4.73 and 1921 per cent. of Phosphate OF
Lime-an ingredient Of first Importance in the
growth Of a crop. BENZ. DARBY,
81 Water ST., Georgetown, d. G.
Also, for sale-CALIFORNIA GUANO,
and DE BURG'S SUPER-PH0SPHATE.
ana 2-0m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01

POM, ,r,o., ,,, ,,,,rII ,onn l;.t;n
orisbod nrofossor ~ tbe Irn;vors;,v &C
Berlin Herr De;tr;eh has lotelv nro-
dnced = noner IN regard 70 tho worlps
nonulot;dn and Il IS acnero,lv ho,;eyed
hat i i tbe most carefullv nrenared and
most reliahlo work tbat has vet anneored
on this subject After some detailed
cs'iiia'es ~ fegaru y ,ne nVe grea. ui-
s'eione =. 'ne WIN ~ arrives a. 'n'
conciu s, 'ha' 'ne pleseh, poPaia'lon -
AD I'M; WV nuluieu anu o'ea'y 'liso
millions, n5s, as ioiieM VI o-o ooo ooo
81 a a,a 9oo - COO nfp - 20 800.
900 1 nnn oao ,'o'ovo'Vse' o. co onn e nnn
- --Vy'v ,s 900 na" ~ ry'Joo'ooJ
- - us'. ai'a' --,o0J'0 400 oon GOO op0'"
IN M = lie 500 80 0oo'yoo,
,a,, no sel@so "u i -. ae".na r..
na Lnn. = oh"n4 a paet wv, 60 u0 -
1922 I ~, - 'vV"' ~, Inv ~ 49, 80, .o ~.
nnu,Ion e. III, wy a, III ~
n nu"aoO % y, no u@ ono yea nou'u ~
.'ou. o-,ooo,ooV' WIZ - M III ma t
tnJ J Ststaa a, IL, pop na,a ~ ana..n,
Wv - 80" &C. ii 'n'' I w." ' Of
neh =, " uoa'ns r.. u"y - 'pI I
49, 40 y'o "'ei"eo ~ nou' " % a0or nv,
opJ ,,a w "vo,asV pul "'''," I 49, Isa ?
a ou luS'' sse Ky h svvG onn;danah,n s
onoI ,ho III e ,h"no o oon ura$atI, IN
ocO % ' h", uo ho; IVY ton "'o poJay ~
VI ~ ""'.''l oOl"so wi" pei '"'""'''
MARYLAND RIyLEMrN Shoro Shoot
iuo-One of the sneakers at the barbc.
cue given recently at Sbenberdstown
Va Handsomely aliuded 70 Cant Michael
Cresan's Rife Gomnonv which marched
from western MARYLAND july 81 1875.
for the siege Of Boston The comnanv
consisted of 130 mon no;nted like Ind;.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01
"THE Pillow

70 meet the objections of a few to the first
pattern, am having part of my stock made
with Mould Boards higher in front; and all
with an additional bolt e6ectually securing the
share to mould boards.
These Plows will be delivered at any point
on the Railroad or in the District Of Columbia
and kept constantly on hand at my Store in
Poolesyile. Ds55~ Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
aug 6--3m JESSE 7. HIGGINS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10
I:urr.. Presence of Hind.

Col I. =. thorpe, furnishes the following
reminiSccuce OF the "imperturab!e Burr
when in Louisville, Kentucky, some
wears since, had the pleaSare-a pleasure
/ Shall never forget, of meeting Judge Row
an, one OF the most rcHiarHaoie meh Vi the
d1v. la the conversation OF an evening, the
Judge, among other reuIuiScence- "i cary
times. alluded 10 the arrest OF Aaron burr,
on his arrival at Louisville, IN charge Vi tAe
United States authorities. Burr, tor the
time being, occupied the principal room OF
the then fashionable hcte! OF the day. ana
WAS constantly surrounded 10y cfo"d o'
visitors. drawn together either by sympathy
or curiosity. Among the persons present
wer. Judge Rowan and Mr. Clay. As night
drew on. the crowd outside OF the hotel,
composed of the wild, patriotic sons OF the
West became violent In their Lehiihc atloua
q; Burr, and 50 warm dill THIS c.anor be-
come, that many persons thought thai Barr
would be seized by The people aud summi-
rilv dealt with. In the midst OF the excite
ment almost every person Immediately about
Barr, became more or less ANXIOUS Tor ms
safety, when Mr. Cay, then just in the OPP
ming of his brilliant career, with i p0Atents'
that ne could alone assume, stepped Up 10
Mr.. Burr, and said:
"Sr, depend npon it, whatever may oe
the feeling outside, we, your ir'ett' -
will defend you" Burr, hardly halt the
stature of MIR. Clay, instantly aSs"'''r "''
air Of dinnity that rivalled " Harry OF the
w W.St" " lIis brilliant eyes flashing Iile, and
s;cnninr back he repIIah
II haAe never in by life, sir. been placed
,,drr any ei cumstanccs ,oltere coud net
det:nd mysey.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10

EyI. SpEAKISG.-The following anccdote
is related of the late excellent j. j. Gurney,
by one who, as child, was often one OF his
family circle:
One night remember it Nell-I rcceiv-
ed a severe lesson on the sin Of evil speak
ing. Severe | thought it then, and my
heart rose in childish anger against HIM who
gave il; but had not lived long enough in
this world to know how much mischief a
cl.i,d's thoughtless talk might Go, and how
often i, happens that takers run on the
straight line of truth. S. did not stand
very high in INV esteem, and | was about to
sneak further Of her failings of temper. In
a few moments my eve caught look OF
such calm and steady diSplensure, that
stopped short. There was no mistaking the
meaning of that dark, speaking eye. 1t
brought the color to my face, and confusion
and shame to my heart. | was silent for a
few moments, when Joseph John Gurney
asked, very gravely:
"Dost thou know any good thing TO tell
us of herr"
did not answer; and the question was
more seriously asked:
"Think is there nothing good thou canst
tel! us OF her:"
"Oh, yes, Sir, know some good things,
but"
"Would it not have been better, then. to
relate those good things, than to have told
us that which would lower her in our es-
TEEN. Since there isgood to relate, would
it not be kinder to be silent on the EVIL
Charity rejoiceth not in iniquity, thou
knowest.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10

! ASMrEr EREATn No lady's mouth can
he attractive i. the teeth are uncean, cover
Ell viih tartar. or carIous. Many possess
.,ooi teeth. bat few teke sufficient care Il
nr,..erye them. They should be well brush
ed. ui.nt aud morning, with Il moderately
hard brush, which should also act on tho
gums, as this vii keep up brisk circuia-
ION in them, and impart iirmness and hcai,h.
Tee mouth should after every meal, be care
fully rin,ed GU. Ii is prudent 10 avoid
drinking liquors either too hot or too colo,
nor shoud cod water be taken immediate
IL after hot soup; after taking ACIDS, TIE
mouth should be well washed and brushed,
for acids destroy the enamel An excellent
Ientritice is made with equal parts oi pre-
pared chalk, cuttle-fSh, and cream OF tartar,
reduced 10 impaip pab.e powder, and blended
together. To syeeten the breath almost the
only substance tha. should be admitted u
TO the ladies' toilet, is the concentrated So
luton OF chlorid. of sJli-iron SIX to ten
drops OF il in wineglaS.Iul OF pure water,
taken immediately after the operations o'
the morning. la some cases, tie odor ar
sing from carous teeth is combined WIN
that Of the stomach il the mouth be wei
rinsed with a teaspoonlul ot the solution OF
the chloride in tumbler OF water, the taa
odor of the teeth II b. removed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10

ANOTHER ILLINOIS PRISONER DEFlISG His
KErPhK.-A prisoner in jail at Mt. Sterling,
III. charged with burglary, threatened to
Kill himself last week, 10y eating his ann,
and leg with a razor. lie hacked bis limbs
with one hand and in the other held an iron
stove leg, with which he threatened to Xiii
any one who approached him.
During the whole day he conversed win
his acauaintances, whom he could see IRON
his cell window, and openings IN the door.
He said that rum drinking had brought him
TO his present condition, and that he took
this methoI of destroying his life in der
that his death might be lastinsly impressed
upon his associates, and that his menalchoiy
end might prove warning .uflicsent to keep
them from the vice by which he had been
ruined; for their good he thus ""tiered
himself living sacrifice" At sundo"n he
should cut his throat, and then st hFe 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10
VOL. XVIII---NO. 80 80.

a. complete as he contemplated. Various
methods were suggested ol seeming him, bu,
none Of them were cfTectua'. Finally, while
near tie window quantity Of cayenne
ucrpcr was thrown into his eyes, and thus
blinded and thrown Off his guard lie was se
cured.
HIS wounds though severe were not con-
sjdcrcd dangerous
Dowuie i, Sco'chnan hv birth; twenty
five or six years of age. and has resided in
ills town for about two years. He IL
painter, good mechanic, the fault Of which
IL .s 80 conciouS j. his greatest one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10
Correspondence Of the New Yo,t Tribune.
Louis Euuo!rCn's Pamphlet.
LnNnnT. Hnrrh u. lhL3.

LoNDoy, March -, 1853.
N.ro,co,'s ,s,pub,et aonea'irr 70 tho
co,,,,,o, ..r,.,. uf ENGLAND (a. NOT mad. amy
in,,ya..ior uoon the uub!ir. Al it's ro.si-
bile Effects were ncn,ralrz i ty IFS suprcme'y
lndirous dcnunrration of the "Discu,sion
Forum" a harmless debating c,ub n,a,
V.m.,,. Bar. which has since become the ia.
cxhau.tihl, storchpu-c for al the witty ra-
mr.. Punch has made til, hest of il Lu.
ihe following letter which appeared in the
VcelI, Di,99teb \ paper Of immense circu.
latioa a...' .n, t.idte classes. is worthy
ID, hayr p. ..r;..co Ly Dickens or Thack-
cray.
Mn. Epgron.-Whqn cot M on We'd
nasrtv morning lit,'c iho,ioht myself The
man dat | turn crt n be- was by 20
mean. ar-ar. Of the eYarp I orcuuy in the
ewes Of Franc. and Of All Europe. Recalling
t;,e .ocoad edition Of the IGme.. | found
NV, lE nut. L was late In the evening
,.,. don't ,rut M soon for NV cmpioyer
doesn't aprroye Of the E4rlv Closing move
u.u., which lie SAYS only leads 10 all sorts
uf tl'.u.-s and mis-higl-th4t perrscd
the Emucsor Napprrou', pamphlet. There
I soc how the d.-t.nies of o.. world hang
upon the G.ci,fou, oi the " Di-ru>s-or To-
rgu" lie thinks we are too hard upon
him. aul i We continue We must ,.i.c up the
Ur..i,l alliance.
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say 'r.I r'aF; II Is a-'tea,'t 10 oe "i','"-
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J neither any whisper bad leaked out il
/ the cabin, through the steward or officers
cannot tell, but tho captain und0uptedi'
suspected what bad passed. ~ noon ia
next day he came on deck with Goub.e
barrcicd gun in his hands aud dc!Ibcrate,'
loaded it with ball in our presence. v hel
he had done thjs, he called al hands AFT, an,
/ in language that sufficiently indicated. from
it, " III incoherency, that he was undoub'cd
ly insane, hc addressed the crew winding
up with the words
You think to get the upper h'nl Of me-
DO vouy Rou will mutiuN-yoU VIII tax,
the S.ip away from me? III make an cX
amplc-Tii show vou whom You nave 10
deal with? Mr. Jackson let those two men
be seized up this minute, Tor II make
spread eagles of 'em sure aS live
As h. spoke, the captain pointed to two
Of the nearest men one an American, the
other an Englishman. These poor fellow,
looked round at their mcs,,t.,trS, aui SEQ, n-
how Undecided they were, they SUI .-nly
turned and sprunr into the riEcinE-Tua
Ming a'Oit for safety.
The captain eyes gla'c -. s. ~ beast
3 .. in ~ .-' -..... i-
-.yy .pe'l t.is ilpinen,. Jv;h ~! -.. oI
III shoot ye.'
They saw the threatuinc movement, and
heard the comu.ani; but this only caused
them to rnn up the rigging ia ghcr and b IA
or. Twice more the captain hailed thvm,
aad then he raised his piece. aud, qgic., a~
lightning, !cv-jicd and fired. ! burst 10.
execrafion from Us al followed, for the Ia.
had -trnck the Eu-l,hHau, and broken his
ley II. fell like wounded bird into the
!uaintup and Scrca.i. sd in ax,rv.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WAGON hEanufact0rv.

FS'ilE subscriber respectfully returns lis thanks the
public for their very liberal patrona. and now
takes occasion to that lac has enlarged ;Bd newly
fitted up his Wagon shop, his old stand Columbus
-. and ! prepared - make aud finish the snu-
p'yie aHd durable Farm Wagon offered in tlis market
He guarantees that sensible person shall be trolLci
with " "s.iTcSfS~est' in dcci'i.ng J:,on the sIic-
riorify of iis Wagons. He imports no from
New Jersey Missouri with which Ei-l the I,nh-
ii' but relies upon the native timber of tir ro-
west Having taken the Diploma ID the County . .ir
ios the best Farm Wagon in every respect. he pre-
pared to MAKE OF t- quality Il desired.
WNI. PALMER
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7, one of his discourses, Rev. John New
ton has this pithy remark:
"Many sermons, inseniou' OF their Kind,
NAV be compared to II letter put INTO post
Office without a direction. IL is addressed
to nobody, it is owned by nobody, and II a
hundred people were Ia read II, moi one
would think himself concerned IN the con-
tents"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10

E<:w2 Guy LLaJket. "a
II, WuTj,aB s'... HDs'f ~. ne -saEe------>
.cS.s1ss .cSs,L~,< ToaSt Hotse, Otf1sr', H. Jy
NCI;Ig& tsIs.s.s.Is.
FzTII- above market .r iyiu, been greatly enlarged
! AID 'sog. y repaired. is open aud ready i"T
the recommendation a. the pgbc. 81 expense ha- been
spared iI furniture and NNirr- maze n I.Hr.
tIy 81 City. and n'i u'ra-rGt. hope viii b.
profitable. visit. W-pruI-e keep hand. and t.
10 ct-fursr-r -tye Of superior nsane-- al
kinds - meats such
E-.r IN -,-aI- ro1st- dried. coruei. &c. .Vr,f5u
Ir,I. Hfs- >iDgEE,r,, Pork, fresh aaJ .alt YANKEE
Sar-a---. &C.. g..
Ar-a. ar LiuI- 81 game in it,
Fr--h Trout and Whit. Fish from tie Lakes.
In short everything apprrtairng to vel regulated
CITY Market.
AZ the proper stand will also he kept fr TIE
sale of All kinds fresh vegetables, supplied from the
bet garden IN rbs vicinity 81 the City.
80 NGTf ,ciY h" d,liT.TeHi IN ann Jrrf ~ ~" 'T'''
aI26-Iy WOOD BoNiENY.
o. and after Jluua~y IL. ISIS. Meat viii be sold a.
thi> Establishment exclusively for CASH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10

-YAVING fornrf partnership ia the h'i'..r rrlus bl-
81 -iucSS solicit patronage al t''c above stand
>Iuu.rd Hams Veal. Nation tt,-asy-- lEri al
low salt PurN, uacuiu -hort every article belonging
to- a we'll regulated Meat Market always on hand
f.,.u EErurpfy Ttrar 2ll GTy,. ". ItTfIIsS-
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yy-OT-ID inform the farming eunuur5Jv that they
Ne manufacturing very superior tDI\ siiG!I.IE
AND HORSE POWER Haytu. tad il Nyi tested ti.-
past season. hy Uuurrou farmers and Warehouse men.
~ ,r- prepared speak aIg, dly of i,- u=Tit- and
can refer al sho have used il tor the J. ouf Of what
Sc -ay " therefore challenge competition - any
urr Machine, Al ask l. trial. b iss SilliI.
rar D., Machine to stand upou it, merits.
are also ufauufic'aTii., large ior-- powers and
tI.r-.i ..g-. Of the most approved kiud ia
a Lu.l- repairs done short notice -Ii reasoua-
bic terms
ST.. in connection with the Steam Planning MIL
..,-g-tf KING. GILMAN & co.
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u l. y I / = L Il y

Esy. = ~
T,s1fi.f GTd N'HuffsfHrs- 0f NiHer6t Is|H-
wrgrI ra-r-rf'ry submit rh- cfy-u- ~ Ot-Iwr and
vicinity the following lit % liz prices for artificial
teri.
=. CJI,s Work.
Go'd .N'rsr.
Block T---i tor his own mauusactur-l uI-
fsr and aflticr. - % 70 fis'' go
sinrI~ Tr.th. tof hi man ufacturs.' Up
Der AMI aIi-r, ------------..--. ----- 10 u
2f CLfss WJsE.
1sur1 Teeth. common --yle. upper and uHG-r- ~ ~
PItiu T---h without Gums upper and under 10 -
Ard r pleasure rrf-r- them to the following s"htIe
tstur
EFTEEFSCES-T. Hampton. Esq IL = Etfne-. h-F-'
= e Pr---ott. E-S !. W Niils, E-q-. J. G HathcW"Er
NJ. T.. y e stone. ". D. VIM O-u1u. 30 Jy- stout
NJ p = J. Nt.fs1rrs-S. VI. l., J. a. Itrrt~. VI D. 7
Hav. VI T.. g Hard, ". D., L. VI. Macarthur, VI D. y.
4. Putuarf. W. u.
Dr WLitrsu e. th- Only r-auufrtur ~ Block or SIN
gle Teeth W - state. ~ Chicago f'r which he ~s
awarded the 1t premium At the In sale County fair
Te-tL Inserted and improved plan, without
the u-- - Clasps.
Rooms StoIt's Office in new Post Office block
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
T.. w. CHA IlEsE:Ess.tgE.

N-uUF..t.r,r aI.I y lUI--I1 1II 7 ;II U-a.,F N At
kinds o.
Farm, i,," fiEplcrtca'- and FtaGi.t,CTy-
ten a- Tire-l.ug and E-ai.sc Machines. Pa@"r
and hand torn ~'r..ar-. F.ruIgs N'l-, Hay g-tfrrS
Pow Harrow seed Drills and PtIt-r~. h1t tirt a-.
lrT--. C.-.-- prr,s-s, IiIarEInl-t-r ami ts.i.i-r
C....- OK Nus.- aad i!a.,. AN--. iA'.'e'- -.ugs'-
~r,,F- .ni Forks Al-,. 'Te r,i-lrltci sol and S.p
= Do i'.. ami 70 great variety ns others 5H- ir stl.l
..rrs.- .ur-l 80 Loci pore. lH.l=;- Morris. P
ana = ....... Tn. Pr-tri.rf star Corn aud Csh 'i.
t.rr. and FIeI S-,ds. FL. varieties, u-s and r~ul-
me- Also, ,he Chinese 30 Cane sect, warranted
parr.
As-o i1r-. stock % y. Y. Wagons. which now -,
,st for O!.aTa. wiH Bee Tor sale ; G!e @sEi
cultural store. T., >T.'s -.
Grateful FOR former truuag-. solicit tl- c"utuu
auc. uf orders IL. Ir--eit -ia spare e.
fort @, make il aIl object iDT i--r,T- patronage. ~
,I. arc, ll made ~ a.. best material. urI Iv r'-
.,,..f.rr.l men. lu.ar2i p ". CIIANIIEGLAIN
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Sash. Deor aud Hind Fa tory.

WE take tlf- method z" ia'"ru H.. public Tat wr
w have purchased the : t-. Door and Blind tet"ry
uf = 7. Csqg-iiu and Are u"| prepared O" furnish any
thirc ia lie 81 bI-i.v-s, such as SI-l- Du"r--
EIad-. Frames and MJydsu.s. ORDER promptly filed
short uutlc.
Having . Luuh.T Yard in connection with our Fsc'"-
~. rliuI facilities for furnishing hui'uE mate
Tia- uurgHii'i ~ tl- tv and W invite contract
or. faras~r- ard a.! others ~h, may auy.E 30
uur LINE cIH ,nd satisfy yourselves that sell
yoT q good art lr wi,Hr sou want. and c"1p for
cash. There iG b. found - Lumber OJice, Doors.
~ nd, SASH gaLel and un- az.d Glass, OIL Paints and
SaFs.
Office Main Street, Ottara.Il.
msrz, ST.AWN POwTII.
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Another rIaW Lumber Yard!
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Oa tie SHE CHf 0I'd N.is N,-.f. H.1r HsSrfcI Z,
E.-igsis"r', Ufr.hDpS,.
AVE on lafTFIuI offer prices which G.ar
ff.. H.f D. .rIua Ten. ping, "a very large 10. o.
Pine Igui,T, >.E-e-. Lr;l,. A. ii.-r us f.r.r
lumber received direct the iurrr-. they Ill
~ . very ..lt advance Chicago prices PrE-r caH
and see before purchasing elsewhere. fr.-l-tf
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VI. &. FAIRFIELD f.
- ESPECTFUiLY announces to the inhabitants OF OF
~ and tile surrounding country. that lie .ssob-
tanned ;l3e oiI nj well known LG,Iaer fa-i nf J. G..
ARW1TE. where he w keep constantly H. "a and sell
the smallest rriuurr,tig profit, Hl kinks of humber,
Lafh, and Shugle-. Being connected with o: TIE
extensive wholesale establishments in Chicago lc
confident that he possesses unsurpassed facilities and
therefore solicit. your patronage. Jun aJ-y
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-aIi I'aH.- .I mortimer - '- .i'''-' 'i
Agricultural fiI,sIcf:,r;st~.

such '.I.HInH N"TrsT1, ""s- N1s'se, mn Efit~fs
yiO B.> Au~~s,C~. '4lijT.ftDrs. I,rse H.fk.. i-.,
n short 81 kinds Of .agy farmers tnis. TriT ir1 -
asry an new. perfect and propelled h ln aIgHiErf
.r.r-a.Iiur wf;-r power Farmers invited L. 'l
and exam ne their WORK. whether tey wish TO --@i--
~ not. iEt5sir srDrL- - Tr.sgoEaA'.J-
Orders from q d-tsur. promptly attended 70 ani i-l
r's.argts placed o. board caI.a boats free q
-I----. IL IL u a II
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fysger spena vqur s.o9ay bsflys - earait-
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MISS t"nIsn
Millinery and Dress Ei,:.ins.
~ Hill y l. |; \ .
MISS s,:N

would inform tile laii-- oi OTTAWA and vicinity
w tIar -H- has received her stock ui SfEiNI
MILLINERY GOODS. all Of NI5ri have been elected
will erea: care aud iie viii De- happy To have iys call
and examine ricn whether they wish to T.rslrase or
she hopas hv strict attention to business. and 'pfr
g.i-,s t0 merit .i,,,ra! sar. - patronage. alll
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Esucma Vista Floral Gard -Hs.
W. .(I.AINEGES 4 CO..

II rs r@FiFGfrS y " II. " f"sFnidH 7|d-f D7Fft'"
Always for gale. large supply 80 perpetual Roses and
AT t'ds - fc-e-.:g i"use plants srravherr To
u.s-o. Ei,sar, Cab5s-g- p'abts a,. &C. IL taer sea
80 Nesessbiss o. ~ Eiges. lsul4
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Matchmaker sTd JeSSeIeT-In NetropoiitUn Block,
S,,lfE sd, Of The C0Trf NoHSe Square. Otd,r1.
YYYATCH work thoroughly dong and warranted
w Clocks repaired at the shortest notice. Clocks,
watches and Je.-iry sale cheap. marZ1