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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-13

\ New yAgIrry or GRASS AID UAr.-Wc
learn that some oc the farmers in this yicn-
ity are testing the Hungarian g ass seed,
this season. Benz. Godir y, Esq, has plow-
ed up aud sown one of lis meadows, thus,
durin. the late mild winter weathcs. 1t is
a species of ,:li..er, and grows high, stools
out heavy at the roots, and the stalks are
covered with lcayes-quite different from
the ordinary timothy. Ii yields very hea-
w crOp-as much as seven tons per acre,
while two ton, per acre j. good yi,li 4
timothy. Cattle and horses eat it with q
relish, more so than with common hay, we
are told. II is an annual-has To be sown
! in the spring, Ike oats. Ii has been tried
in Northern Illinois, and in Iowa, with great
success, and its Introduction upon Monticel-
10 prairie by Capt. Godfrey Will open a new
era in the hay trade in this VIC nty. At
present, more balcd hay is shipped from
Alton, for the Sluthern market, than from
any one point ON the Mississippi river
it.Ju DeEl
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Lands for Sale,
Farm fOr sale.

PERSONAL PROPERTY A r A ECTION.
TT HE subscriber having made mp his mind TO stop
= farming as much : he has been, has made up his
mind sell his Indian Greek farm lying about fourteen
miles north of Ottawa, the Plank Road leading from
Ottawa 10 Earlve. said Faru. contains three hundred
forty acres, about two hundred and ity OF
prairie, all fenced, and about hundred and fifty
der caItiv alton; the balance timber.
Also 40 of my bluf Farm, one-half mile north
Of Ottawa, the Plank Road.
Also four Canal Lots in the City Of Ottawa.
Terms. half down. the balance secured by the pro-
perty Enquire of the subscriber, the premises OF
". II. w. Cushman, Esq, in Ottawa
The subscriber will also sell public sale on his bur
Parm. Ottawa the goth day Of March next com
rencing nine O'Clock A NJ, the following property
Ten head Of Horses seven work Horses, the balance
Colts about twenty head Of Cattle ten head Of Cows,
the balance young Cattle; Harvesting Machine, three
good Lumber Wagons, horse Carriage Harness
es. Flows, Drags, and Farming Utensils generally.
Terms-An IS, six months time viii be
given, with good security.
feh3I-2Ws JAMES McBURNEY-
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HOUSE ana LOT tOr S0IPs
LARGE, commodious, and well finished two story
~ brick House, In Ottawa Centre for SALE, with one
two three Lcts-one of the very peasantest situa
tons In the City, only ten minutes walk from the Court
House. Enquire OF the subscriber Mt the of OF
taws. March 29l GEO. wHIPPLE
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HONTGOuERY'S
Family Provision Store.
E.Ffusiye Arrivals.


~ III subscriber has just received his Spring stock
the above old and popular establishment, compris
ing every article ncud = in the list Of the useful and
health fUl sIbstatsls % lie. His new purchases
ROW ar irving from The -orth, and with his purchases
e-eNi-.e now comprise the largest, fullest freshest
I'D chra'est stock q Family Groceries 10 be found Ia
Chicago aLi 81 Louis He invites al Who
-keptca on this Pa ut call and them. The follow
lug articles comprise but part Of his list constantly
hand.
Gre, Re- 5sd Java
.Ndlgsses 81 ar horse, plantation, and syrup.
1rnj.e4, star stetri4e. sperm, and iaA0g.
T.Is. green, black, b1h-a, &c.
.>5TB. rssiu, CASTLE and shaving.
TsJsseco. Caveuii-i. ELe cut. smoking, &c.
CGars, anything from ''iclg nine to lid four
penny Cuba
Oil-. El-eei. sperm. aud olive.
T0rE, lard Ja.Jw, &c
F.,t, rfaEerel, ~ti,e, herring, and trout.
T;laOr ysrts. r.sins. and currau,s.
Ftgs. a. retail or by the drum
GiHg.s- Pr.s>.rss, very fine article.
JtH.ggr, Ils best crab aud cider.
Ficktss, 10 jars, al kinds. extra.
Eepg@y sue, pepper, SAL; A.5ce, ginger and all
Other ordinary condiments.
MAJ Brasil. fiherrs. almonds. yea nuts &c
else from the elephant ." jack abe giant E!i.rr.
tJl,,l--. sardf4-s, &c. in
C,fE3ies. lot Of All kinds.
PAIL. brosln-, u0ps. &c.
OoaHg.. and i-aoE-, iresh from the soath at retail
or ~ the box.
Jf.De~, ink. pens. and all kinds q stationery.
},rder. shot, caps, Lead. and everything ii that linz.
FstiHg tgei--, froIa ths llnzt pole 20 UinnoS hooks
Flour, potatoes, vegetables In their season, butter
erss, chickens. and all such e srrangeIs;its n.ed
Ell in faI.Ue5, always kept when tEey possibly be
Vrocarrd icr lose Or money.
1IULISs.
very fine lot Of Soi.ns, vi.h al the arrangements,
AL>St-tLi-ago and .lho. lime ant CsHlrHf, toE.-
Their With everything else t-t b. named ia his line,
and IL he is not suTrgi "ith .ae article called :or he
o,.awa. May 81. 1855 R. N0yrGoMERY
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LAND FOR SALE
ON FIVE YEARS. TINE

WILL sell NY Otter Greek Farm, situated fifteen miles
south east Of Ottawa in La sale County, Illinois
consisting Of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF IMPROVED
LAND, with - dwelling houses, and fenced OF in 10
fields.
The three main branches OF Otter creek come t"-eer
on IN. Farm which makes IL Of the best sai-Fed
stock in Northern Illinois. The land lies descend
mostly the SOUTH and % superior quality for grain
raising. OF which about thousand acres are under
cultivation, the balance Of the baud ia meadow and
,ure. The Ottawa and D~ight state Road passes
through the farm the Peterborough and Morris Railroad
surveyed the north limits 81 the farm; and the La
Sale aud Lafayette Railroad j. surveyed through the
southern part OF the farm. will sci said farm ia lots 10
suit purchasers AID give from three 10 sN years t!me to
pay for the same with inteTes: al ten per cent.
jec26-5ln DAVID SIEAWE-
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E5Esss.aHs CDDEgEY,S
Family Grocery Store !

Corner of' Main and Columbus SIS. Ottaua,
The subscriber respectfully BEES leave cali the
j attention Of the public 70 hi Grocery Establish
nent or the corner Main and Columbus streets near
the Fox River Bridge. He keeps constantly hand and
weekly from the South and East supplies
Family Groceries g. i'rOyisiOlss.
Embracing every article belonging his line trade
with many Others not usually found in similar establish
E4euts A. be buys only with CASH he therefore sell
nap any merchant in town He respectfully in
vito. per.o,s give him call before purchasing else
where He has ais large assortment OF Tobacco and
Ci-q-s IL he- 10 -etril thanks for the kind Ibe
raj patronage heretofore exgded 70 him. aud solciis its
COZ tiuusnrs TisrI7l PHILIP GODFREY,
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GEO. i. MACY.
TllOs. J. WADE, conn
: " RAYMOND.


THE firm Of l. ksugh 4 ca. have this l,lh day Of
February \ D. ISIS, assigned and delivered to the
undersigned, asiguers, in trust, for the benefit Of the
creditors Of said r amongst other property, the stock
Of Goods ia tie Clothing Sore lately owned and occupied
by sGiI firm in Ottawa III, also the notes bonds, bills
aud book due said firm. We have constituted
Lipuau RaUch Agent sell and dispose Of said
stock o: goods. ana have authorized him collect all
debts due 90 said firm and receipt FOR the same, in our
names, upon payment to him.
CHARLES KIEFER, ,.--s
febz1-w JOS TROCNSTINE, (-'NE'@''ee''
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Artificial ear drums are now made oil line
silver wire. with disk OF India rubber or
eutta percha between They are placed IN
the ear and worn without inconvenience,
and il il said the effect is magical.
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TuE NEw EseLASp CoUraHt-BsnjamIn
FrankIin's newspapeI-in 1926, contained
tbe following statement:
"Just pu5lished and Sold by the Printer
hsreeE
- Hoped Petticoats Arraigned and Con-
demned BY the Light Of Nature and Law OF
God. Price 81"
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issi-ucc-s Notice.
Stock Of Goods for Sale!

TUE entire stock OF Goods lately owned by AnIsA
l. Fo-rEE, consisting Of
Dry Gsof-. 1,-sc-si~s, LAlts S16 Sh0<s, FZofhiaC,
CrocE,rY. NIrdJ0drs, Drugs and Medicines,
and Druggists Furniture,
y offered for sale such viii make
object fer any wishing TO commence or already es
tahlised in business buy it, i; be sold
to close the business.
For terms call upon the subscriber
GEO. WIIIPPLR, A.egIee.
y. bah persons iniebted by note or book account,
expected to call and settle Immediately, and
myIS
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ComxaIssioner-s Notice.

fIBLiC notice n hereby gwen, 20 all persons Ete-
rested, that the undersigned, Commissioners APP
pointed by the Cty Council the City Of Ottawa to
ia. Of four thousand two hundred dollar. on
real il the Of the city by deemed be
ueted by the construction OF sewer, commencing at
the sca;h side Of tbs Illinois and Nj chgan Canal in the
Of Pine Street; running thence south through and
under the centre Of said Street to point at or near the
line or Lot eight, in Block s.ventytwo, o.
states addition 70 Ottawa thence essteriy 10 the east
line Of said Block, will the Office OF the City
Clerk, Ia said City, Saturday the 1871 day Of Februa-
~ inst the hpu. Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ fOr the purpose
Of making said assessment.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ySyUF one nov owned D., VIM Wagguuer, and common
Ix known a. the Hog farm, containing 8so acres
and living mile south % Nar,-iiles -, and
NV - Il - IL - well wat=rei. extending
the northeast has about 90 o.
good timber, 81 acre. improved good house. barn aud
outbullirg-. and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TRES, 10
years old and OF the choicest kind Of Ir4It.
Also, a convenient Tenant Hnuse-
The farm Is well adapted for both SToCE and Grain.
The above vii be -oii cheaper ~ far. than any
other IA sale County. IT.. owner is bound sell.
aug5 JULIUS AVERY, Ottawa. III.
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4Gricult rrGl .

RAISING SALAD FOR SPRING.-Market gar
deners commence quite early, say end OF
January, for their first crop of lettuce. A
single frame is mostly put up first to raise
the plants in, from which when large enough
the plants gre transferred to whole rows OF
lights. To obtain them fine, they must
have good rich soil of a tolerablo light tex
ture, which requires at least to be three in
ches deep. The plants may be planted much
thickes, say four inches apart, then they
will ultimately require to be, from the fact
that tn are, by selecting the right kinds,
unsuitable as soon as large enough, hence
one half can then be cut out to make room
for the others to head in, later in the season.
The main poini is to obtain n steady, mild
heat, and place the plants nearly close up to
the glass, as they then grow stOcky instead
of drawing up spindiy, which they do in
deep frames or pits. Ut night the glass
mus. be well covered with rough litter OF
any kind, or straw mats for the purpose, in
creasing or Diminishing the thickness accor-
ding to the appearance of the night. For
the first few days after making, keep a
small space open to allow the impure or rank
steam to pass out of the frame. -Em6ry's
Journalcf agriculture.
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Freeman Hnpt, editor OF Hunts Aer-
.sosc. Magazine. died in New York, March
a.. of Inflammation Of the brain.
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y LARGE ArPLE TREE.-The largest apple
tree in the United States is standing within
tine limits of the city of Reading, Pa, on
the farm Of WA. T. Schooner. II is called
the - President L name given to it many
years ago by the venerable Vim. Scoener,
father OF the present owner. The stock or
trunk Of the tree measures five feet and
half in da ncter. Alta point few feet a.
boye the ground there is 4 protuberance or
excresence OF the bark of great thickness,
not included, however, in the measurement.
It's annual yield of apples was never less
than sixty bushels. The apples in size
were as large as the Fallenwalder. The tree
is estimated TO be over. one hundred years
old, and attained its present size fifty years
ago. The upper branche. are large, mass
i've columns, which would make ten ordna-
~ apple trees: supporting, when in bloom,
an arch of foliage of sixty feet in diameter,
forming circumference of over two hun
bred feet. Apple-yellowin green ground,
faint red cheek, white flesh, sub acid juice,
short thick stem, shape symmetrical, and all
of regelar size. Season from November till
Abril. The tree is evidently in its dotage
but ten years ago it was in prime bearii 9
! condition.
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For Sale.
UNEMPLOYED lands in La Sale, Livingston, Grnndy,
~ Whitesie, Bureau and Champaign Counties, in this
State and in the Counties of Black Hawk fundy Cerro
Gordo, Iowa, Polk, Powesheick, and Greene in Iowa.
Also improved farms in De Kalb and La Sale Conn
ties improved so mile from Earlvle, for sale
remit an improved 100 four miles Forth of Ottawa
will be sold in whole part.
Also. several Houses and Lots in Ottawa Lots in
Green's Addition, and ether parts of the City, all OF
which will he sold to suit the times. Terms of payment
will be found easy. [feb6l JOHN P. ANTHONY.
For SALE,
4 VERY desirable residence, near the business part
"A of the City. For further information inquire of P
TnoKS, the emises, first door north OF the Epsco-
PAL Church. marc
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s:or sale as - rS:lg.ai,,.

y improved farm Of lea acres, all well fenced a
N small house. and eighty unurT the pow. II -
the Me-. &c. 81! Town -. Range ), and34 miles from
Ottawa. For terms, enquire OF
THOMAS ADAMS. OyAir, or
iarlG-eaa II. =. EANES Csfgtcd.
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$50 Reward.

ESQ Reward.
CTOLEN from the subscriber, living n the town Of Sc
- rena, La Sale County, Monday evening, January
4th 1888, q BRIGHT BAY MARE, with white hair mixed
through the bay, heavy with fcal barefoot, the feock
joints Of the hind feet bent nearly TO the ground large
when taken a saddle, brdle and hater-the saddle is
new with light skirts and dark seat. The halter was
leather headstal with rope for strap. fhe marc was
taken while hitched the Serena School House.
The reward will be paid for the and thief
dollars for the alone or information
that will lead 10 her recovery.
Addres, Serena Post ONCE, L. Sale County. H..
iap9 DANIEL BLAKE.
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lots for sale.
;IIR undersigned haFe for sale the following lots which
Il they oder a, Low rates, time, viz:
,iprey's addition 10 Ottdtod.
Lets !. . and 2, block /.
Lots B. 1. =. :, and l., bloc. 3.
Lots 3. 10, :, end IL. block 4.
Lots |, 2,S, 4, > and G, bloc. s.
Lots l. 9, 8, 4 and ;, block &.
Lots l. :, 3, s and 9, block 5.
Lots 9. : and IL, block O.
Lots l. ., 3. 4 and ;, block II.
Lots ], ?, 3, 1, ,. 6, ! and ;, block ls.
Lots 6, Ia, IL and Is, block -.
Lots 3, 9, i2 and 16 block is.
Lots /, 9, 3, 4, 3, G and 3, block 1s.
Norris -idditiOn.
Lots 5 and 6, block 5.
OftG,cG City.
Lots 9 8, 4, 5, G. and 5, in the subdivision of lot l.
Lots and Q.
Lots I, =, 5, Q and 10, " " To-
TRUE WATERMAN,
jul19 Ofics IN Bdnk IF Cttdtrd.
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"A new kSnslneSS IN OttaWa.
SSsHE subscriber would inform the people of La Sale
- and adjoining Counties that he has established a
BOOK BiNDEHY in Ottawa, where he will be happy to
receive orders for anything in his line.
EianiK Books
or all kinds manufactured to order in worknanlike
manner. Also, Old books rebound. Pamphlets and ma
gaines bound in any style required Maps covered and
vanished.
Paper Boxes
And all other work done which belongs nv branch of
business Let it be borne in mind that is no Longer
necessary to send to Chicago get your Blank Books
manufactured, or any kind Of Binding done, you
have an establishment in 0awa that can do it ALL and
save you the trouble of sending abroad.
please give me call in the room over the Telegraph
Office, south side of the Court House Square.
nos1 c. G. LUTZ. T
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For SAFE.


HAVE 100 Of land IA Bureau County, suitable
for grazing, which VIII sell exchange FOR lands in
La Sale County
have also 100 acres Of land in Henderson County,
H. for sale cheap, or viii exchange Tor Improved lands
in this County Taugll X. THDKNE-
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Va all Paper Depot.
s. c. EARL q SON,

At B. r. Philips old !tGHd, Kdia Street, Osdra,
Illinois,
JIAVE lust received their Spring stock and have
for safe the most elegant Tot of Paper Hsngngs,
Window Drapery and shades offered in Ottawa
They prepared to furnish in quantities to suit pur-
chasers latest patterns of Satin Gilt Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders. Also, Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Prints, &c, &c Their stock
purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
a small advance on first cost. nYl,-n
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GREEN'S MEEL!

THE AEoyE MILL,
Successor to the ON Pioneer,
II AS been rebuilt during the last year. in the du-
4 rabe, substantial, and workmanlike manner, and
almost without reference to cost their motto has been
and is Excelsior" They have
Three ssG;s Of EfErrS
In operation which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work, with everything entirey and will
have the fourth for Merchant Custom Work. rea-
dy short time, and when COM ieet il will be superior
any Custom and Merchant Mil in the State. All that
they ask is fair trial. they feel confident that with
their mill and long experience % years. in the mill
ing business fully warrants them in dfyiig al hOnOrd-
be etjti0H None but the experienced and &C
cOmmodating millers employer.
Cash paid for the best article OF Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April >, 1856. J. & ID. GREEN.
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Estato Of Ed.eard XoLlands, decG.

HOTiCE is hereby given, to all persons having claims
X against the Of Edward Hollands, deceased,
that will attend term Of the County Court Of La
sale County be held Ottawa in said County Of La
sale and state IF Illinois on the Monday jih) OF
April next when and where all persons having claims
against sad notified present the in
writing TO said Court for adjustment.
ABIGAIL HOLLANDS, Adrn'r.,
fvs HOLLANDS. Admir-.
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II is Invented.

1HE very thing that farmers have long wanted-a Sc
4 PARATING CORN SHELLER, with one horse pow
which is superior anything the kind use for
its neatness durability, perfection of its work. and its
usefulness to farmers in general The whole machine
weighs go bs and is capable of Smelling and preparing
for market milling 40 bushels per hour under
bic circumstances. The power may be used for
Their purposes. For sale by NANLEY & DOW.
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EStFRVeH.

EStr0yed,
EROM the subscriber, residing Covel Creek miles
Il south of Ottawa, BAY COLT, years old last
sprng-has one white hind foot, and white spot on the
side OF the Said colt last about week
ago, around Mrs. HARDISG's fence. Any person giving
Information where said colt may be found VIII rece
IS reward Information may be left at the Illinois XII
yer bridge toll house. address the 81
post Office. ldec 81 JAMES DtFFiHLD'
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Free Bridge.
HvHE free bridge across Fox River at Dayton Is now
i completed, persons living on the east sde VIII VII
and FIGURING Mil which capable OF grinding from 30
to 60 bushels per As the undersigned have sn
pended their means very literally in erecting such MIL
and Rr;ge n the growing of the country require
thew hose to receive share Of public patronage
persons coming from distance viii find good warm sta
hlin~ in Connection with the above MILL free Of charge
and their public has passed into other haSds ana
bids fair to do justice to the taner man
rates. Please give q call. J. ~ uhhASsS
Dayton, uovsmb0 =, ~
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Estnte of .Nichdel Flick, deceaseG.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the third Mon
day April next, shall attend before the County
Court of La Sale County, at OTTAWA Illinois, at IL
o'clock A NJ OF aid day for the purpose Of settling and
adjusting all claims against the estate Of Michael Flick,
late of said County, deceased, when aud where ali claim
ants are notified requested attend and present
their claims III writing said estate for ADJUST
All persons indebted to said estate also noti-
fed make payment the undersigned without delay.
MARE g. Z. WALKER, AdrniatstratOr.
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Ter sale.

"a Nwi[ sec. 81, 7. -, Il. ).
Me- Sec. -. I 81, l.. 3.
Lot 81. Ottawa Cy.
AZ Lots IN the States Addition % Ottawa.
Lots in Ottawa Centre
ak a. aud acre lots in subdivision OF part OF
the NEl See. 3, T. 81. L. 3.
This property overlooks the City, and j. tie most ds
sirabe and valuable property IN Ottawa for residence
Also, /, . and acre lots east o. Geo W. Bassetts
present residence and about 81 lots IN Ba-s Addition
Ottawa, adjoining and north Of Chaupn HanbUry's
Addition. These lots VIII be 81 by Ia feet. Any OF the
above property Ui be sold years time. II desired
with interest only payable annually II ten per cent
myl6 Gkp. :. FISHER
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Real estate.
LUCIAN II SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August 8, 1851.
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IL. VI. vHC4Et III II
HAVING purchased the entire stock of Drugs, Nedi-
! cines, Oils, Paints, &c formerly owned by Hunter
Toombes, would say his friend. and the public &C.
neray that he will continue the drug business at the
old stand, La Sale two doors north of NJ IL.
Swt - otace, where he will be happy to accoBrno-
date all those who n.ay favor him w call. All per-
wishing obtain pure article in the drug line,
will always be to find il at McARTHrR's, he in
tends keep other kind. He would invite the ateu-
ton o! the ladies in particular to his stock Of Perfume
which is the best and most extensive offered in
Ottawa varying in price and quality suit purchasers
He has also large and beautiful assortment of Lamps
Lanterns, Chandeliers of all sizes, from twenty Eve
up fifty dollars each.
Also, Hat, Tooth, Pail, Cloth, and Paint Brushes, OF
all descriptions besides Soaps, Shaving Creams Poma
tums, Hair OIL Combs. Pens Ink, Paper, Envelopes,
and host of fancy articles, too numerous to MENTION
He will keep constantly on hand Sash and Glass Of all
sizes, glazed ready for manufacturers prices
DIR. MCARrHuR will continue the practice of medicine
heretofore and always he found at his Store,
when not absent professional business. feb3
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TJHVING bought the shop, stock and trade Of IL.
2. Brunker invite the sporting community to give
a call. havs good assortment of sporting ar
tcIcs as con be found this side of New York City.
have a good assortment of those splendid cast steel,
patent muzzle md common Rifles, made by Mr.. II. r.
Brunker, whose valuable services foreman of my
shop All work done my shop, usual is warranted
perfect satisfaction. Colts. Msynards Aliens,
and Blunt Il Lyons Revolvers and Kie Pistols, kept
constantly hand, and cheap they can be bought
in Chicago. Caps of all descriptions, and fixtures
kept constantly hand Powder-a superior article
kept target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends of ii. p. Brunkr, wei as new
traders believing supply their orders for every
thing in my line, and to give satisfaction to all
that trade with u. &. MlTCHELL
Ottawa Ian. s. 1856.