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The AIhsnx PeniN< rssary.

Albany lay u, IbbS.
Capxalu Amos p,iIsbuyy, n present at BiAckvcils
sland has been appointed by the Albany county Board
OF Supervisors superintendent OF this pennentary,
saary Of s2stc His son, the present Superintendent,
ACES 10 Chcago III.
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Wheeler & Wllson's Sewing MaehAnss.-
Highest prcuzns awarded LAST bytAs Amerosa Institute
New York; Maryland Institute Baltimore and Ut the MA,ne,
Conneotcut nlnos and Michigan Stass fArs. Onoe IS
Broadway, New YORK. Send for . circular.
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WllsoN's Hair Color. Only $50. = Bottls,
the biack brown" does not aye tAe sa
color 70 . glossy "black brown Agency. DS Grad
street In he drug store Applied Ike water-no stain what
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BAxtholf's Sewing Machines.
s.Thesa machines mako excellent wosk-"-N. r. Sun.
An examin alton solicited at the olce,
489 Broadway, corner Of BFoome street.
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Exeeaascr.-The best Of the Spring styls %
r~rtieuens Rats may unquestouaby be found" hSfhs
aCHFID'a ms Nss~an street. Price - ~.
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New York Waro Railing Company.
Extensive manufacturers Of al kiAds q
IRON FENCES
Iron bedsseaAs end ornamental iron wovk
HUTCHINSON 4 WICKxRSHAH,
SI2 Broadway, near Pearl street. New Yogh,
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Crtstad0ro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees--
Tho best tbs world; whoesais and res aad The dye pr
| xAtel auplied d HOuaa.
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tbs D~snsrg Chspesu mws~vd,
aasNfrs, 70 81 Rrsafwsf.
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PARTS Esss Has y~ss Rscsavsa ~ WhsHs's,
As russs srsst eenAs arss A~sa spS>s sp~ =" -
usun1.
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Tho ausarA Hat.
To mDss beautiful ssfs hAt ever lssle4.
0KNru'& nDf SIC Broadway.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner 81
Houston street. New York-H0tsl accommodations The
kuxupean plan
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% Cent Porsraits, HE shAl1A.4 Dlnners o.
penny Of ches, of lively, q NOIMEB picture
reuery 28o BrosdWAylen yeArs estsbMehed
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Ladies' Gaafers, with and Without Heels,
Ia 2os slippers yes buskns and tcst sppers q. =
lO boys patent leather boots and boyy misses and chill
drens boots shoes Of al kinds prices Ladies' pao
nIxo J. B. MILLER Co. sF Canal stroe.
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GentlemenS Cravats, Ties, 0wepeDders,
gloves hankerchefs, &C. .. whoiesaleZA RAxAoND 4
store speudd stock 1t low prices for cash approved
credit Received per Arabia ono tubular tiea
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A RTfPTCIAL LOGS AND HANDa
IN WA ehlPHC. pattusec and nArufActures of the cell
brateA Anssessa leg - eres hama having removed % 81
ErsAdway, cpyosto ne * NtsAolHs Ne nov ready
supply heSe unrivAle0 sutss fos lest ub wAicA
BEEN successfully tossed forths As Send t1r a
culAfs
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PHOTo0R APmc oAAE1RY
800 Broadway,
lover Th0mpsonA)
Has exhibition the largegAn6 mos perfect sU4 So
uou Of Photographs eAnt Of the Different members 81 the
clergy OF New York and AAdjcen cities No public IN
vided 70 call and examine the same
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ONE GLANCE AT wILDE'S SUPERB MILLINERY
~ And another at his moderate pr1ceA.
Win secure the custom OF AL who vish
His extensive show room.
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The Crand INT IN PAxls
II tho MUBARD HAT.
0kNINR Ms HtBrsaaway.
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ct 0ENEN's. No. M Broadway.
TAs 14etallao TuAlst HAasx 0trsAs Cen -
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BarFy's TraoopAsrvus - IT, Best and
article dreasng identifying oeanaing curling
preserving and restoring " har LAdies. uy n Sold 81
al drugssia-
HolleWay's Pills-sso&hAng yet Searching
Free mineral ingredients these ps soohs and hca
rated nenbranes VI the stom sch and the bowels WILL
they erpel all morbid matter nom those organs and tmbu
then with vigor
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Where MOSQUITOES Come From.

These pests OF summer proceed from the
animalcules, commonly called the " wiggie
tail" II 4 bowl OF water is placed n the
summers sun for n few days, a number of
..wigcIe tails" will be visible, and hey will
continue in size till they reach threc-six-
treuths ol an inch in length, remaining lon
ger at the surface as they approach ma;uri-
tv, a IL seeming 10 live on influences derry
ed from the two elements Of air and water :;
finally they will assume a ChrysalS form,
and by al increased specific gravity sIHN l.
the BOTTOM. of the bowl. \ few hours only
will rIapse when n short black furzr or hair
will grow cut on every side Of each, I'LL It
assumes the form o. n minute caterpillar
Its specific gravity being thus cCunteractcG
IL Will readi float TO the surface, ana be
waited TO the side of the bowl by the slight
e., breati. Of arr. ia 4 short time = hy y =.
be hatcLed and escape, leaving It's tiny
house upon the suffice OF tie water.
Any one who has had cIStern in The
yard has doubtless observed tle same eject
every summer, although n may b: iguOran;
OF the beautiful and simple process of de-
vrIOpment. II pitcher of cistcTn or ether
water containing these auiHaiCu.rs : placed
IN close room ove, nigh, FROM which 4
mosquitoes have been previously excluded,
enough mosquitoes will breed from l. during
the nj .Lt to give any satisfactory amJunt o.
trouble. IN fact. standing by a shallow,
hnlf >iaguaUt pool on a T.id~aMIGeTs day,
the fall development o. aOy number Of ~ :;
gle tails 10 the mosquito state can he Wit
messed, and the origin os;heSe diSturLerS Of
nights sIumbers thus fully ascsrtaiHcd.-
.ScieH III: -fHisF.
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GUUiin- EOUElS.

The warm weather will shortly be here,
aad every one viii be seeking the refreshing
influence of cool shady place, wAcre-uulo
they can retreat from the blazing sun; 50
We will give our readers few hints cOnrer-
ming the cooling of their houses, The first
necessity Is 4 thorough draugEJ. This can
sIvays be obtained by Ope1iug every door
and window in the basement, the top OF ey-
cry window above, and ~ throwing each
door wide open; but above al! he sure that
the trap dDOF in the roof is open, AMI there
i plenty OF air room from It down the stairs,
so that whichever DC the direction of the
wind, there will be at least one ascending
current Of air In the house.
Another requisite is shade Our common
slat shutters answer well for the windows,
but the most cheap and convenient shelter
for the roof i to cover it thickly with straw,
dried reeds, or rushes. These Will resist
the Influence Of the MONDAY sun, and keep
the garrett almost as cool as the basement
One OF the most simple methods, and at the
same time cheapest means OF artiiicialiy
lowering the temperature Of u room, is t.
wet a cloth of any size, the larger the better
and suspend il IN the place you want cool
iny; let the room be well ventilated, aHC!
the temperature will sink from 10 10 - de-
grees in less than half An hour
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5,u.,.nrsauGra>. seed.

ryyIIT fret Of t- Grass known in the United States
\ brUuEh; % Monroe county, Iowa, by company
Of Hungarian grants, in the year is3, and given by
then. farmer ia the vicinity Of aba, 10 trial
which proved satisfactory tuBt the seed eagerly
sought b. 81 Who bad opportunity OF seeing
While growing number % farmers procured seed the
year. the yield 81 which astcn>hngy large
that the Il spread through tile adjoining
counties, GaI las become siHdIT production OF that
portion of jIr state.
Tufs Grass differs zleIy from II Hle; and certainly
5 distinct grass The yield J! EucL greater per acre,
li4d tie and hay = Vi superior quality eitle
Mef. Timothy Clover l. stands very fTIn IpDn he
ground when properly sowu, and Ordinary ye!i IS
from > 10 . and tons per acre
Dixon. resident 80 Monroe county, Iowa. raised
eight AMI half Of ;is Grass upon acre.
which took the premiums 1t tile County Fair \
yield of tire seed IS from - 10 30 bushels per
II j. crIpa Icaliy the Grass f,r Illinois, and Mis-
souri, ana all soils Of vegetable formation
Tor sowing may vary from the LIST Of May the lst Of
: ~. and h~ late - August, and yield
better crop than Timothy The Of preparing the
ground j. the for wheat and oats II should he
lightly harTowet, Jtel rolled The amount Of seed may
vary-if FOR Icy, oe-;...r! 5-zAel II !O- seed,
Fourth bush-i-
Cattle and sheep vi this hay in preference TO ii
ngthy clover, and will fsteu it without grain
Houses prefer tre-e and will do better il
alone than timothy costr, oats and corn, while
iOTuIins labor every day.
O4r great advantage the farmer s that he may
tie seed in lots d!Teuj times during the Spring, and
consequently VII. be hurried in harvest in fact he
let the grass stand eis: ten days after 1t is ripe,
and IL Will uiIre. Another great induc.ment to the
farmer H. that u>un his siubbr ground
he has harvested his " oats, and raise good
crop.
TIE farmers OF Iowa have realized hundred
dollars Tor every bu--. % seed they have Farm
you need be afraid t.y IL, FOR il is no Ibug,
and sill amply repay yoI for auv outlay for seed
Fer sale by lay u r. W CHAMBERLAIN.
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4 VERY desirable residence, near the business par
N of the City. For further Information inquire of p
THohS. the emses first door north the Episco
pal Church. mar6
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. Rcm,p,.ceuce Of Brigham y Dung.

"SIs.5O,-ou the first day Of April next,
for value received, promise to pay Milton
Sheldon or bearer Eighteen do!lrrs and fifty
certs, with Interest. Ten dollars of it to be
paid in good kitchen Chairs at Fifty cents
piece. well done off, painted and bottomed
according to tie usual mode OF doing off such
cLatrs.- ''BRIGHAN YouSG-"
"Menlon, March 10th, 1882
\ gentleman, the administrator of the es-
tate OF Milton Sheldon, mentioned IN the
above note, has kindly presented US the
original of which it is 4 copy, with the yer
table signature. in a decent, legIb!e round
hand Of Br CHAM Young, the apostle OF Nor
moudoIn. attached. We value the rcGIiniS-
cencs highly, partlP for the autograph oi
Brigham Young, but more for the curious
historical value 1t possesses, as showing Tue
oalibrr os the men his occupation before
MOrmOuistn hsi made him great, ana MS
status in rural society. Everybody 'o"s
that while all industry Is commenced au
appreciated in farming community the
bottoner Of kitchen chairs Is always co!isld-
cred q. very low down in the social scale
We are informed also, that Brigham was ::
cunning manufacturer OF old fashioned spin
uinc-whee's. while a brace Of endorsements
on tine back nf the note reveal that he had
4
jack Of all Trades.
Thus we find two endorsements, both
bearing date June 18th, 1880, just at lazy
tune o the wear when farmers d" their pat
tinc things to rights, Is follows:
"June -, IS3O-Receiyed on the wi n
In, Fourteen dollar, and twenty-five cents IN
making picket fence"
Received on the within two dol.rrs and
(. ffty cents in framing y Parks barn
The latter was evidently what is called 4
"turu." and indicates that brigham, Ike
Joseph OF old was carpenter IS welt as a
chalr-bo,tOmer and spinning wheel inaker
In fact his occupations were very nuIner-
Gus. but ne was best at a camp meeting
where 10 lack of industry aOuld qc charged
upon him. Iu singing hymus and eXhortIng
ha was energetic enough to make up for All
other Deficiencies. The gentleman TO whom
we are indebted for this note tells W. that
he went once % Brigham Young's house 10
dun him. IL was a cold, raw, autumnai
day. Swinging on the gate he found a red
headed young one" bright-eyed aud heal
thv. Gong into the house ne found Mrs
Younc with one Of those peculiar, rusty old
black =haw!s wrapped around her, covering
over few Goals upon the hearth. tie sta
tel his erraud, but was SO truched with
sympathy at Mis- Youns's reply that he
went away determiuedtp make no further
effort in the case. Said Mrs Young, Mr..
4, this little pile of Goals Is all that have
In the house, I have not pint of meal or
-four, and 3ri CHAM has left me so !or four
or five DAYS, u 20 to quarterly meeting i
don't suppose he vii ever pay the iote-
Such was Brigham Young IN AEEO Dom
mi, IS30.-BgI. tOEt. IdC.
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New Wrrar-We learn that M'ssFs.
NcCouLsy i Co, this morning received from
Mr. Bou.htol, OF Essex county, Va a bun
die Of S'alks Of wheat nOg measuring forty
nine inches. in head and which wi! be har
vested and in market by the latter part Of
III. present month. This is fully six weeks
earlier IN the season than any wheat ever
before reached this market. The stalks
were taken from field which will produce,
/, Is supposed, not less than eight hundred!
bushels, and were Tullel indiscrimiuate'y
from the field--B- iiSs0re Pltri0t, ef GA.
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E.sNse FOR SALE,
ON FIVE YEARS TIME

WILL sell my Ot:er Greek Farm, situate fifteen miles
! south Of Ottawa. in l. SALE County. Illinois.
consisting of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF IMFEOV III
LAND. with IS dwelling houses AID fenced on "a 10
hrd-
The three nsin branches Of Otter Creek together
the Farm, which makes il O! the best wateT.G
stock farms in Northern Illinois Tie Land lies descend
ing mostly the south, and Of superior quality oE grain
raising. OF which about two Thousand acres under
cultivation the balance Of the land ~ meadow and pas
tuTe. The Ottawa and Dwight State Road passes
through the farm the Priershurgh and Morris Railroad
j. surveyed m the fiort' limits farm; AID the l.
sale Lafayette Railroad = surveyed throBs. tie
southern part % the farm. S!i sell said farm in lots g.
suit purchasers, and give from three to six years tiue
pay Tor the same, with interest ~ ten per cent.
,ie.26-6.p DAVID STrAWN.
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Traveller, OF a miserable lean stee6, was
hailed by a Yankee whs was hoeiny his
pumpkins by the road side" Halo. friend.
where are you bOund:' IL am going 10
settle ia the western country" replied the
other. well, get off and straddIe This ere
pumpkin VINE, It Will grow, and carry you
faster than that ere beast"
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TIE Shasta (CaI) Republican say. that
iurv Of inquest on the body Of a colered man.
found near Cottonwood, returned verdict
that 1.-The deceased came to his death Jy Ae
risifatioH Of Col" The coroner. however,
altered it to read thus: James ElmondSon
died natural death, but under symptoms
of the inflammation Of the bowels"
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IMPORTANT TO TIE
DEAF. BLIND AND DS MS.
Br. Mcleod. OF Scotland.

Proprietor 81 the Institute for Deaf and Blind Chicago,
HiH D IA OTyi Hf H.. on Tuesday. June Isl. ISIS
I'1 nay b. eoHssi,sd GftEe GEIGER KOT.SE. tor a
f.ir dam OlsIy.
1EtFNtsS, b'LE'ness, BuzZin-, Earachc and Noise in
y tie Head; Catarrh and All or usiy. DISCHARGES
rom NJ f-Fs M'ltH or No-tri,-, entirely removed.
" 'Le"i .-is made discovery ~ a madeleine tat
VIII prove perfect absorption % the Cataract and
store ornament vision 20 tire without the use oil the
Elifc.
dumb ~ sicLu-Ss. there - great hope 81 +, -. -
o. -tc'ly and research 5H t..1-r s',trs- Ia. 80
bed him ~ hi method 80 Operating to r.yf,rt,
cJr~F- that almost ;r1irartiiou-
The Dr. has aud active vegetable reai. IL IL,
j. In..lIshr r. the cure % Cancer. mrf-.u.
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Erpc HriIEe.

THE free bridge Fox River Dayton is now
4 completed, and persons living the east sid. will
again have the privilege of patronzing new Gr.t
and FIGURING Mill, which is capable OF grinding from 50
60 bushels per hour. As the undersigned have .x-
pended their very literally in erecting such n Mill
and Bridge the growing of the country reqire
they hope receive liberal sha-e of pablo
Persons coming from distance will find good sta
bling in connection with the above Mil Of ch1r0e
and their public house has passed into other haeds an
bids fair do justice the inner reasonable
rates. Please give n call. j. & ID. GREEN
Dlyton November p.
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A kinds Grain taken in exchange for the above ar
ticles at market prices. Those wishing Lumber will find
their interest to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere finn20i Wv. LOW
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~weu, Tommy" said an iHduIpent mo-
Their one morning, ''do you think i IS too
stormy to go to school today
Tommy" Why tahem), yes, ma, It's too
stormy for me to go to school, but jus; about
stormy enough to go nutting- It's so fun
nv 10 see the rain pe!t down the nuts"
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Alta welding recently. when the ofIiciat-
ing priest put to the lady the question. ''WiIt
thou have this man TO be thy welded hus-
tand.- she dropped the prettiest courtesy.
and. with a modes,y which lent her beauty
additional grace, replied, :" II you please. ;"
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" i-i acres y" 2; SEC ~, I 81 T. 8.
p ~ SEC. 81. 7 y :! ..
~. Se- 2. T. -. Z >.
iat .l - ava cry.
:. lots ls tie States 4 !i:.oG @ Ottawa.
3 i.1ts .u ottawa Centre.
- -. 3. aua acre loss iz s-hi.yisioa - part %
90. ST.. see. 8, T. 80, u; s.
~. property oy-rorss the Cry. and - ,f. NOS, d..
srsl.- and vaiu able property u OTTAWA '0r residence
40. :. O. and lots east Of Geo ". E.-.-..s
8r-.r Ir and ahH.; jos bon B1---l-'- AI...r
g. rt.- r ching aud r..te 1t C,rp.tl d. g. ..l-g-
A4t.;i.u. These lot, Nil le c. iy ..sr f... AsF Of
above property viii BE- sold year-' Jnl- g. desired
WIKI ir'eTes. la.y payable 1aLl..y at'-n pr --Gt-
-v'f GED. : fI-.Ir.:.
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Country residence and Farm for Sale.

For sale or Ia Rent,
HOUSE, pleasantly situated side of Fox River.
~ JDIIS p ANTHONY
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Hard WoodLumher

o AWED Oak TiiDber-all sizes-from GIG and 1ay1a
- and from l2 10 ~ feet long
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting of Newell Post Tim
Der. GX6 to SXs.
Plank, 2 to 2H inches thick.
Boards, inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle STUFF and Oak Plank.
1900 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by
VIM. NJ. TRUE,
feb--:f Office in Bankof Ottawa
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Read and Write.

~ Y. GRTGGS has just received his Fail and Winter
IL. supply OF Books Stationery, &c.
go Rea.s Of Writing Note, BIZ, Legal, Letter, and
Blank Paper the largest stock brought Ottawa
800 Blank Books, making the most coH4pste assort-
raeut this side OF Chicago
All TIE kinds School Books used in city and country
1909 varieties Of Miscellaneous BOOKS.
1000 gar!ete. % Books for children.
Pens States, Inks, Scaling Wax Pencils Holders, En-
yeopvs Memorandum Sc.
have no Agency E9os- but have the largest stock
o good Book town mot excepting She e1cei!e Eoos
Store that has the Express once.
Wall Paper, Hardware, &c. &c
\ liberal discount made tsachers wko wish 20 supply
country school; also 10 teachers OF p-umauship.
Sim Of tn Good Samaritan. Nattls er's Hook oc2f
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JGsf FATS
Life Pills and phRniX Eittlrs.
G8EEN'S MEGL


.SUrcI 80 10 tie Oid Pioneer
HAS been rebuilt during the last year in the du-
1 | rabe. substantial and W0TkmanlIke manner, and
almost without reference cost their motto has been
and Is "i.xceIs.or." They have
sElrCc .sE:i oS ssHrrs
II operation, which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work, with everything entirely new and will
have the fourth run Tor Merchant Custom Work
y short time and when completed will be superior
any Custom and Merchant NH in the State All that
they ask i fair trial, they feel confident that with
their mill and long exp. rence 2 years. in the mill
ing business fully warrants them in dfyiHg all hOaOrd-
de CON- yctfl'h None but the experienced
comuodating miilers employer.
Cash paid for the best article OF Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April ,, ISIS. j. K D. GREEN
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TgyHE undersigned has opened Academy Of Music
4 in which all instruments, as Piano, Meodeon. Vic,
lin Ciarionet, FLUTE. Guitar, and Singing, and all Brass
Instruments will be taught at reasonable charges
Classes will be opened not containing than IL
scholars in each.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, Parades &C. with
number Of Instruments, reasonable terms
For particulars inquire at L Y. GHiGe- Music Store
iane-t: &. W. DENIIlRp
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STEAM EN- FINES.
PORTABLE AND STATIONERY.
Reads Patent OSojll9fOr

Fs'HE greatest Improvement, the Hpl-s; piece OF
L cfanlsrl, and t!e most powerful CINE in proper
ton I" it. size built They pronounced. ~ the Worlds
Fair Paris $50. that n. OF the operation
Vas gain o. - Per ort. over III other cHgTe Il use,
and awarded tire Trz- media. go tH- inventor.
lHi- saving ! Obtained by letting the in both
sides Of The -yrl-r tie same time, thereby doubling
glv ~ Je ports, and HE pressure each side be
.ag equal. there j. friction the valves, and having,
what 80 also very essential to Monty free exhaust
and by dispensing; with che ecceur5Cs slide valves,
heads and slides t-ese parts -vils the most frctiOn)
Of .Le cI style II E-s 4. 81; attention. OIL, repairs
and s.. - keep ;A.s- Parts properly adjusted, are
saved.
The boilers made proved pan, the FIRE be
ing placed Ia front end. below the centre, passing
tL-0 I'll % back and returning to the front through
tubes making great amount % IRE surface il
pact. sim pie aud access DE form.
A. portable engine they excel al others, and can 10
by boy. without t-..H- down. la consequence Of
dispensing with much outside w1rA usually found up
engines. which sometimes Sd . tie CREer running 10
ti.r aachius.'s c1u5.-.:' come aGt The dssisu.
For sale - u. /. HOW ELL, in.
ORC. at : { Bari & Sons.
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Paints. Oils, Drugs, &c..
WALL Paper Depot.

5. Q. LARL & SON,
At B. T. Phelps Old ,SGnd Main Street, Ottatea,
iHtEOis
HNEJust received their Spring stock, and have now
Tor sale the most elegant lot Of Paper IIangings,
Window DTapery and Shades ever offered in Ottawa
They prepared TO furnish in quantities to pur-
chasers the latest patterns Of Satin Gilt Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders Also Fancy
window Shades Fire Board Prints, Their stock
is purchased directly from the manufacturer and sold
a a small advance on first cost. mylT-n
EASTERN MADE Doors, Sash, and Blinds, for sale by
- inII. :. c. EARL son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-29
Michigan Central Railroad.

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woods has abandoned the job. owing to the
high price Of sosp-