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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27
r E M O VAIL REM OV ALfl
,a5l67a5n 2'Tilt1-l-
Fall and Winter Clothing.
NEW STOCK. ~ *
eco.

ID RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
AG and the pubiicrgenerally that their new
stock of clothing, for the FALL AND WINTER
Trade, manufactured for the Steubenyille mar
kct at their wholesale establishment at Gin
cinnati, has Just arrived. 1t is larger and
more varied, and embraces finer articles than
usual. GH4 w. @f@s
The stock embraces Goats, Pants, Vests and
Hats, and Caps for men and boys, .handker.
chiefs, Crayats, Gloves, hose, Shirts, and a fnll
stock ofFurnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises,
Carpet sacks, Umbrellas, &c. @E6 ElGf{;
FkoHMtA & Co. also keep on hand d full
stock of Cloths, and Vestings, and manufac-
lures clothing to order, on short notice, at pri-
ces that will be, satisfactory to purchasers.--
Fits warranted, r. W.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage here
tofdre extended to us. We ask for continu-
ance Of it, and beg to assure the public that it
will be our constant aim, by dealing honora-
bly, TO deserve it! '&' sli ~ & ~ N
We may, be found at the south east corner Of
Market and Third ats ii Give usa call.
nov A., E., ,FROHMANyr
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How to save Money.

CARPETS! CARPETs.!! Having
bought the most of our stock at large
auction sale, we will be- able. to sell at
lower prices than we have ever done be-
fore also o large stock Of Blankets, Rugs.
and furnishing, goods of every kind, and
very cheap at s75 DouoHERTY,& Bro.
OCT 81 If eg.,.-7 sa.aosea. ;Y+,i Sc
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Business Directory.
7 m os. FTRAINOR,

ia TF0RNE r "a 7'o In u
and 3Solseitor ia chaneery.. n "
Office. south 4th street, St@benvlle. o.
Jan. 6, 1858. ss8tls iifu 3 sfos1i.
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JEFFERSON MACHINE WORKS,
l,.vit., WILLIAM .KENYoNs Tema2
Manufacturer OF hand and slide
URNlNG LATHES, &lSTEAMl EN- GINRS.
'a.r,~,s1sy . Water Street. Steubenyille, Oh W

Planning, Drilling, and Bolt Cutting machines;
Shafting and Mill Gearingi .dJi bG
Screws for Rolling Mills, and all other purpo-
ses, up to eighteen feet long if necessary,
.Ai.., Quito order. VI, z,nl1e1 ba
Machine J0BBING and REP AIRING attend
ed to with promptneis. leai Gol'5l7lsEi 7s
I QJorders for work solicited;, and -exccpt
with dispatch. ~ !" nov 4'57-y
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BANK EXCHANGE SALOONS.

sis RAILROAD SALOON. 'ai,'' .'.
James Cady, wonld respectfully inform
the travelling public that he is prepared to
accomadate those who may desire re
freshments with the substantials and del.
cacies of the season. Rooms at theCadiz
Junction, Steubenyille. and Indiana Rail
Road. 90 \ sssibaeDIF sa.a Oct7;tf
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Cheap, and Fashionable ClotEihgltl

''' JONES HOFMAYER, 49,"
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN xLt KINDS o.
: FASHIONABLE ,GDOTHING, l!iia
Market street, three doors above ,Eourllh, st,,oI
'''''' y" &eubenUale, Ohio. D ''' ''''
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nIsSDIurIoNl

I ME pafthesshig here l5fore oxistlnk bes
4 tween James Stetling and Geo. Kells
in the Dry Goods end Gregory. business was
dissolved BY mutual Consent. Sn the I7th pIt
dee2 81 STERLING .KELLS 4 90.
lgad ~ 'Ts,LA atf l--z-Li 2 hes adi 's,,'
The Grocery business heretofore carried an
by Sterling and Kells, win in. the future 81
ronducted exclusively by The undersigned. -
By prompt attention to his own interest aud
the interest Of his customers, he hopes still to
share a liberal portion Of patronaget 9 ~
dec9 ~ . JAMES sTERLIHG.l
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Oct 2l-tfo J. @, BARR, supt
NEATIsTORE.a

,WEAT STUbE,A
NHARbES BONNER SO co., Market
~ Street, tw o doors above the Jefferson
Branch Bank, lSteubenyille Ohio. Every va,
riety ofichoice meats, Beef, Pork, Sausage,
DC. &c.--Whol and Retail at the lowest
cash prices, and in largeor small quan titles.
nov 4, ,l57.tf e ts4fs ,Rlsi.a5 y" 'alt 81
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Agent. ] Getting Rich!


The union Of EMERSoN's Magazine and
PJTEAM's Monthly has given 70 the coRsol-
idated work q aucircnlation second to but one
similar publication id the country, and has
secured for it . combihation Of literary and
artistic talent probably unriyalled by any
other magazine Il. the world. Outing the first
month, the sale inlthe trade and demand from
subscribers exceeded $4,000 copies, and the
numbers already issued of the consolidated
work are universally conceded to have sur,
passed, So the richness Of their literary con-
tents. and ythe profuseness Of their pictorial
Illustrations. any magazine ever before issued
from the Atnenean press. Encouraged by
those evidences Of favor, the publishers have Va
determined to, commence the new volume in
january withistilladditional attractions, and
to,offsr such inducements to subscribers as 4
cannot failto place it, in circulation, at the
head Of American Magazines. With this view
they now announce. the following programme,
They have purchased that superb aGd costly
steel plate engraying,,s ~ aa atiei at .i.tt
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: The Watson House !

/ .h'Ha The Watson House!
6 WATSON, having almost entirely re-
~ furnished and fitted up anew his spacious
hotel in the town of New Lisbon, is now pre-
pared to accommodate the travelling public in
me best style. His table wall, be always fur
uished with the most choice products Of the
season, and the treatment of his guests will al
ways be such as to give full and general salts
facf,on t .SrFs 10 rHN30 GG 10 Eu5Ii, I As
Call at the sign ofishe cRosSgKEYs, New
Lisbon fh,un9 ros1st6b 20 June g.
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Second Arrival.

Az? TIN, & CO., Have Just received
~ their second general stock of fancy
and staple. dry goods, comprising all the
new and desirable styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods--also a complete stock of House
keeping and domestic goods, to which they
respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public. ''l.1'a.s ~ oct %
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

q - Twenty Thousand Dollars
IN Splendid p WORKS OF ART.
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;sagniassnt Programme for 1858
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|s,Sss ss 3 aiEs siIs FIRST MONTH
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27
" Fall and Winter Stock
"ea loi'H"'" 20" oil"
Fancy Variety Goods, Jewelry &c.,
msflj 'el ATgWH0LESALE! 8uiSt tff

vea zoaaS'a $40 aioFi9ililf asoal 4 2 .asq
Fancy, Variety Goods, Jewelry &c.,
msilj le, ATgWHOLESALE! mia tff
.VHE. UNDERSIGNED, has Just re-
4 ceived, andopened for the inspection of
purchasers, large, full, and elegant ,assort,
neHt of Fancy, Variety Goods, Jewelry, &C.,
which he purposes selling at a fraction above
first cost. The stock consists in part Of =.
Patent Thread" " Slate Pencils F4'N
Shoe Thread s..ss Hair Brushes, a,-.., -s2 %
Spool Cotton, 4 y Ivory Combs,
Sewing silk. !. ts Snuff Boxes, m -o
andEHercnieis, ND IA AosleEy,i, lna q KIN
Boot q Shoe Laces, Gloves, -. ;....
Corset Laces, Ribbons,
Gum Suspenders, -. Gploons.
Hooks Eyes; = { Fd Needles 4, Pins,
Violin Strings, 1fpiaa Bdttohsg i
Tooth Brushes,N aN,GgB Bonnets,
Knitting Pins. Purses, ts,a suo.
Percussion Caps, j. Pocket Books,,g5 o6
Fish Hooks. ,.,.... q Port Monies, y. 'gi
Shaving Boxes, Razors,! g,su 8.
Razor Strops, Scissors. Pen an
| Warrens. Rlacking. Pocket. Knives, pl
Lead Pencils, ~ .Skeip Cotton,
German Silver Spoons Shsving'soap, p
Hair Oils. ......... Whale Boness ~
Envelopes, ,....... Note Paper, .lo'
MLanes Medicines, Silk Lace. I9s o..
silk Wells, ............d .dj,ts .esli
| Also, Mqslins, G;nghams, Prints, and a
general assortment Of Dry. and Variety Goods
Violins, Accordeons, and Musical Instruments
A large stock Of Gold and Silver Watches,
Silver Ware, Jewelry, DC, .755trap dtnn
The early attention Of Country Merchants
and others is particularly directed to theaboye
ROBERT COCHRAN,
| ,a 4th street, aboye market, SteubenVille. 81
| nctS57 81 q tf.tr
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I ,ADIES.DR GOODS 4Thsslaf7
- gest and most fashi onable stock ever
opened in this marker, md al lower plices
lat ysa DoUoHERTY 81 Bko.
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B.L b. PAYNFIiM.. .D.l J.

BE. Pan. MEM. Da e5s,-
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
"a FF LGE som SonihaFourth street.,
n SieubSbyille, Ohio. ~ < t.E S.1 'tlTA
! DR.. PsynewillcoutiDue es heretofore TO give
spsiIl. Eltmtien, 10 athe treatment of chronic
diseases OF The lungs, stomach, liver, caand,
all diseases peculiar 10 females. zee aug,9.
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p DRY GOODS.

''D '', DRY GOODS. ..',,. 'p' 'i,.. i.-,,i 7, Z,
III sALLENahas just Teceiyeda large nnd
y fashionable stock Of ladies'aond gents,
winter Dress Goods, also, gencTaln MS
sentiment ,of Dry Goods, b Persons on the
lookout Tor bargains are inyitedto call and
Judge Tor themselves. lsa1a ali gSGb8. =,
Store, corner of 3d and Market streets,
pteqpenyllle,s 4c7tsa AQ s 4 eif oct 2l'51
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PUTNAMis M0NTHLYs

iRo apEaF MAeAzNEs n osr.
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TBsp: Bscauss It win contain. during The
year. nearly one hundred original pictorial
illRstrationsfrom designs BY The first Ameri.
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subscrlbef. List and Description q The LIBRA
ry, and Specimen copy Of The nagagp sEIEiipN
be fofwafded on receipt Of twenty i've cents.
Over aGOLibkaiss. u I, 900 yoirhlss, have as a.
reaay6esAidistAbdted n -aecoEdance with This
offer, ndweshould be glad Of an opportunity
to furniJhla Library ID every clergyman, to
evstssasROOI teacaer, III u sObg one 1t dvefS
post Office in the country, ss'is2
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The Company haze purchased LusD's PAT
ENT FEED ARRANGEMENT. which is illustrated
and described in the Scientific American for
October "a. This adds greatly to the efficien-
cy of the mill. yfaeir[ 71 .r1 d"
The Combination Mill with all theimprove,
ments, and steam powerofl Is horses, iscapa-
bic of saving from 5000 TO 1000 feet in.l2
hours and is sold for $50. =, i,., ...ai. -.
THE NEW york CLRCULdR
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FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVING
rnn GREAT ErRRaRr OFFER,

oi 10 EVERY suBscRTBER.
( 3 ------4---- ~ "a,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-31

THF Use OK CoTToS 4 recent numotr
OF the Charl, ston Courier there is curious
M interesting communication touching
CERTAIN rex uses to which cotton may bc
applied. L seems that gentleman OF luth
Carolina, by It e name OF Legare, has beea
fer many wear: engaged in exper meDtIng
upon the hLrrs u. cotton wood, WIKI view
of COMPRISING them into permanently
solid form. He first succeeded 50 far as to
create a compact substance, which was un-
elastic, plastic under the fingers, and hard
as wood He called it cotton wood, and
caused various articles of furniture to 9
fashioned from this novel material for his
own use. One or two Of these were exhibit
te,. at -te SputA Carolina Institute, and OBJ
taineu ! odd medal He next went one
step further, and obtained plastic sub
stance, fire and water proof, and possessing
every quality desirable 10 The best roofing.
From this it was but a step to the construc
ton of a material suitable for vertical walls,
and capable of any amount of moulding and
relief. So that if the statements and antici-
pations IF the correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier are correct, house may be
built from foundation to roof tree of COM
pressed cotton, nearly as hard as stone, al d
quite as impenetrab'e 10 the elements; and
it NAV be built in half the time it would take
TO Law the bricks in a brick house of the
same size, and at about one-third the cost.
The workman has ample opportunity to
ve the surface any appearance he pleases !;
it may be smooth or corrugated, PLAIN or
wrought into any forms that taste or fancy
may prescribe. And in the preparation OF
thi, u.ateria, al the refuse and worthless
cotton on the plantation, and even the
sweepings of the cotton factories, hitherto
rejected even by the paper maker, may be
freely used.
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ssyn-.-i,. Grass seed.


TsHIE first of this Grass known in the Cnici states
was brought to Monroe county, Iowa. by a COZ. pany
OF Hang trign migrants, III the year l3, and given T.:
them farmer i'll the vicinity Of Alba to trial,
which ~IIisfic tibet the seed eagerly
sought after by all who lad opportunity of seeing
while growing number OF farmers procured seed the
the yield Of which astonishing " large,
that the it spread through the adjoining
counties and has BECOME standard production Vi that
portion OF the state.
This Grass differs widely from the Net, and certainly
is "A distinct grass. Tie yield l. much greater per acre.
and the and hay is OF superior quality 10 either
Miet, Timothy Clover. 1t stands very firm upon the
ground when properly sown, and I'll ordinary yield is
from q, and tons per acre
Vim. Dixon. a resident OF Monroe county Iowa, raised
eight and half tons of this Grass upon acre,
which took the premiums at the County Fair. \ COM
mon yield of the seed is from 80 ~ bushels per acre.
l. is enphaIcaly the Grass for Illinois, Iowa and Mis-
souri, and for all soils of vegetable formation The time
for sowing from the ist OF May the lst of
July, and can be late as August, and yield
crop than Timothy. he manner O! preparing the
ground i the for wheat and oats IL should be
lightly narrowed, then rolled The amount OF seed may
yary-if hay, ouc-Ihird bushel if for seed,
fourth busi,eI.
Cattle sheep will eat this hay in preference to IT,
notify clover, and will faten it without grain
Horses prefer threshed oats and will do better on it
alone Tim timothy, clover oats and while
forming labor every day.
One great advantage to the farmer is that he may
tie seed in lots different times during the Spring and
consequently will be hurried in harvest; in fact he
let the grass stand eight ten days after is ripe,
and il will injure Another nducement the
farmer is that he upon his stubble ground
he has harvested his whea; oats and False good
crop.
The farmers of Iowa have realized hundred
dollars for bIsheI of seed they have
and will amply repay you for outlay for seel.
For sale by lung II J.. ". CUANBERLAIN.
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Lands for Sale.

II ~ =
- aups LP. SANGER.
Abstracts of Title.
VVAvING a full and complete abstract Of title OF
I'll every piece of land town lot in the county,
which kept up every night, prepared to fur
nish notice and reasonable terms abstracts
of title Iaugsl L. r SANGER.
Improved Farm for Sale.
M1HE farm lies Q miles south-e OF Ottawa, near
u Riggs Grove. contains l60 acres all fenced and
40 acres under Good frame House Stable,
two wells Of water, and orchard OF lS) apple
the farm. Will be sold at a bargain Enquire OF the
subscriber on the premises.
ju24-lm$ W. +. SAVAGE
Great Bargain.
A FARM strat ID in the township OF Grand Rapids,
IA eight miles from Ottawa, containing one hundred
and sixty good fence, and one hundred fifteen
acres under ihe pow. Enquire OF
jull1 b. A. X. h'CAIN
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An Elephants Obituary.

=
The Cleveland Plaindealer, in recording
the demise of Hannibal, the elephant, pays
the following tribute to his character a. .
member of managerial society
He Was quite old-extremely SO. We
have heard his age stated varousIy at from
five hundred to one thousand years. At
times, Hannibal was rather wild. Domestic
troubles may have been the cause of this,
We believe his faults were Of the head,
however, and not Ct the heart He never
used tobacco in any form, and in all his ira
veis was never forced to "spout" his trunk
for hotel bills. What other Snowman Of
any note can say as much? Still, the fact
cannot be disguised, Hannibal cut ap Some
ssry hard capers during his life. In Maine,
years ago, he was one night shut up in
shed. In the morning he was found three or
four miles off, with the roof of the shed on
his back, When connected with June
Titus's circus and n,enaserie he had faii'hs
out with some Of the performers, ana one
day while they were making their srana en-
tree in the ring. on their hiGh-mettied and
observation-disclosures horses, Hannibal
burst his tastsnings, rushed into the ring,
and endorsed every man Of them. After
tossing them around for a while he returned
TO his accustomed place. and permitted his
keeper to tie him up again. Going from
Boston to Salem. some years ago, he became
enraged about something or other, made
some terrific work on the road-tearing
down fences, tipping over Wagons, and
tossing men and horses into the air. Ira
yelling from one small town to another, one
Sunday afternoon, in New Hampshire, Han
nibal met long line Of carriages, filed with
people going home from church. TIE man
III the head carriage struck the Elephant a
smart blow with his whip asyne passed
Hannibal Immediately unlesded the entire
line of carriages No ons was seriously in
jured. One night as BIS keeper was driving
him through striyIo Of woods in Vermont, .
violent thnander storm arose. tree was
-z=;.ar,lCk by lightning, and one Of the shatter'
ed branches struck the keeper and killed him
Instantly All night Ion. the elephant
watched the dead man closely and tenderly
even as a mother would watch the corpse Of
her own child and never from that moment
Jeff him until he was buried. Hannibal
IN ant we'll We don't hear what ailet
H,unibal-prohaLly it was old age. We
understand that he cost his last owners, Var
Ambursh & Co., $4,000.
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Na IL - "-O
Mrs. WILLIAMS AND DAUGHTER.

ID ESPECTFULLY solicit a continuance that patron
age which has been kindly extended to them by the
citizens of Ottawa, during the past year.
Mrs WILLIAMS 4 DAUGHTER take this opportunity
inform their friends and the public generally that
they have rented house MAIN Street 81 block west
of the sidecut bridge where they intend kocate per.
DldRenHy.
Mrs. WILLIAMS l. DAUGHTER solicit the attention
OF all interested to their method of instruction which
differs from the course usually pursued by Teachers
The pupils receive musical instruction five hours durinp
the week. which hours than is given by Teach
generally.
Pupils received at their resido they will go to
the house of pupils, as required.
NB-Careful attention given to the cultivation of the
voice.
Terms moderate. r,vaa
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Adniaistrat5rs SAFE at Public duct ian.
ysT virtue - decret order % the County Court OF
la Sale County, the state o. !inOs rendered -
the June term A D. lbs, % said Court the unier-iS-
ed Administrator OF tie estate o. John Duny de-
ceased will offer for sale public auction TO the high
aud bidder the door Of the Court House IA
said County, at the hour OF two O'Clock IN the
afternoon Saturday the fourteenth day OF August A
d lS Lot. seventeen 90 and eighteen tlol in Block
ventysK (.5 IN the States Addition to Ottawa, III
said County.
Terms Of Sreone third cash down, one-thiTd in SIX
months. and other hird in twelve months from day
Of sale. with ten per intere THE deferred pay
mcuts secured by bond and mortgage o. the pre-
misr- sold. JUN MCLAtbfLlN-
iuu1G-,w administrator. Dr..
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STEAM EN INES.
PORTABLE AND STATIONERY.
Reed'S Patent OScillator.

Fi1HE greatest Improvement. the simplest piece ~ me-
cIani-Iu and Tie most powerful -iLe ia proper
ton 2" is -ize. built They pronounced, the Word.
Fair 70 Paris IN l>J that Jhe r-alt OF t- operation
Wa gain OF 20 per cent over all other gircs
and awarded me prize medal 70 m, inventor
II- saving l. obtained by =:-lu tHc in both
side 90 The ~ nf=T al t.e same time thereby doubling
the SIZE N the ports. and The pressure each side be
ing equal, there 'rr-o tire valves and sy :,
What i- also very essential To- economy "a fr.e exhaust;
and by dispensing VII tv -cceI-riys slide valves
heads and slides. t'he~e parts having NE most fricou'
OF tile OLD style 0! engines, AL t!s cts. repairs
and sAl 10 LeeP those parts properly adjusted, ere
saved
Tie boilers are made on improved Plan, the Ere he
ing placed 10 front end. below the ctu.rc passing
through TO back and returning TO the 'front.' through
tubes making great amount lr- surface Il cu.I-
pact. simple and l--e--ii'. farri.
A portable engine they excel al others and bs
run by boy without breaking down. in consequence u
dispensing Sirh much lie work. usually found up
on ucues. which sonnet 1,, keep rle running TO
the HIachiu>t'- constantly. Come sut see tie BE, n.
For sale by y \ HOWELL. il,
LAN N----- 4 - & .-.-.s
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COrn1C R1ttePS.

II Y. GRIGGS prepares a Tonic Bitters that has
t. equal in either preventing curing Ague Chill Fe-
ver and diseases arising from debility These Btters
bring Liver into action cleanse the blood and act
a tonic to the whole system They not all.
claim any hidden virtue for them, but do claim
and them to be the best tonic ever offered
they create healthy appetite and give strength and
hundreds who have used them will testify to.
Sign Of the Good Samaritan, Nsttinger's Block.
aug20 Z. Y. GR1GGS.
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PLUMBING! Plumbing!

"AVING taken UP my residence in OTTAWA, am now
III prepared to Introduce Hot and Cold Water into
Public Private Buildings. ! will aeo furnish and put
up Water Closets, Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold shower
Baths Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, Lift and Force
Pumps, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &c, &c. Having
engaged in the business for the last Is years in the
City of New York and Chicago, prepared to put up
Water Works with neatness and despatch.
Orders left with VIM. Reddck, Esq, will be punctuay
attended to.
Refer to Vim. Rehtick, ESQ., Ottawa, and James Bell,
Esa Chicago. JAMES G. KENNEDY,
feb2O-6m Plumber and Hydraulic Engineer.
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A two story passenger car has been in
vented at Philadelphia. The upper story l.
reached by small winding stair case from
below. 1t is not accessible to passengers in
crinoline. and is INTENDED for the use OF
smokers.
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Iron Railing & Safe Mandatory

Near the Cnty Mills. and a little of Caauen 4
Knights Sash Factory,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
TOHN MAGER respectfully announces that he has
81 opened the above place, establishment for the
manufacture Of
Iron Rat5ing for Cemeteries, Front Yards,
Public Squares, dc.
Iron Works furnished for buildings and bridges. Also
Bank Vaults and Cell Works, Iron SASH Doors, Blinds,
and Bedseads public and private houses, Burglar
proof Locks, double locked, Roofing of Cop
per- Tiu Gavansed Iron and Sheet Iron, done and
ranted. Machine Repairing and Bell Hanging done at
short notice Prompt attention paid TO all orders
Work done at New York prices. Customers will find
patterns and designs Of the latest STYLE from New York
at his establishment augS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-31
GIBSON IL BRO.

RE offering Furniture at greatly reduced prices
n Mt their old stand La Sale St
They keep ready made and trimmed Collins, and Me-
,ae Burial Gases Of all kinds and siass constantly o.
hand Persons iron, the country will have delay
See advertisement next week. Ifeb6l GIBSON BRO.