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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

PRoSADLE Rx.AssERrson OF rHs Rear or s...cy
Just previous to Couat Sartiees leaving Washirs'
.oa. recsesiy. he openly said, In conversation
Yopt ~. ss9. ~. s.ssss.ss q the State Of New
ne believed. y woaid sos bs without 49, -
,s 'sls g our commsscis rotations, Tor a.. y
49, ~ 70 rsassertsd and enforced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

STRAWBERRIES. STRAWBERRIES.
~ On and after Tuesday, the 18th instant, shall
have Iul supply of line STRAWBERRIES which
L snal be pleased to sell to my old customers can
be founu at the jewelry store of Mr. II Pearce, No
East Main street, where shall be pleased to re-
ceiva all orders.
my lets BROOKE PLEASANTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

SAD ACCIDENT Mise Eliza Undssy, recently ..
sosss' ~ one OF the theatres, whist tskins
3 s riding school In New Orleans, vss shros
.aom ner horse and badly hurt. Sac vas car
reg away and put under medical attsndaeee,
broken In three places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21
GUENTHER,

A GUENTHER,
Offers his services to the public for making
EGW PLANS, q al 81 dgssted5iPtiOns
DRAWING aud PAINTING in perspective
IN and OUTSIDE VIEWS Of public buildings,
rARS ans ts sss'sa
from nature
References CAP be given by Capt Lybrock. No l42
NAN street OF mr. Jno Gibson. 9th street. between
oraers viii Be- received and promptly attended to-
door. saa and blind factory 9Th s' ssress S between
Main and Cary.
Office up stairs. my kline
NEW FRESH GRASS BUTTER.-we
y have made arrangements with New York Dai
rymen Tor regular supply OF their choice BUT
New York City prices, with OILY the difference of
freight. We will be supplied regularly BY every
tice. and as cheap to our Family Grocers. as they
can buy IN New York u.crsous
apls-lmif Cor Cary aud Pearl ats Richmond.
EOUND. - Found. recently, near St.
Of Steel Moanted Specks, which the owners Can
have by applying to a Irving.
the Church) which the owners can have by apply
ing above and paying for this advertisement.
Dyl4-ts
q D. YALE s CO.,
We l31 MAIN STRRET.
REFRIGERATORS, - =.
FIRE ANDwATER PROOF CEMENT PAINT,
For Roofs, the best article for the purpose in lse
Lightning Rode OF the most approved kind.
Pumps Of all kinds.
Hydraulic Rams.
Lead and Iron Pipe all sizes
Portable Gas Works put up in town and country.
Hotel and Family Cooking Ranges and Stoves. oil
sizes.
All kinds Of Plumbing and Gas Fitting done 10
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and GHtterieg, Heating public and pri
yate buildings in all the various ways known In
modern improvements. ap 26-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

In conformity with the foregoing,
will conduct, at my old stand, on Gary street. two
doors below the Columbian Hotel, General Com.
mission and Forwarding Bu-iness. shall give my
undivided and personal attention to the sale of eve.
~ kind of country produce, such as Wheat, Corn,
Flour. Tobacco, &c, and by strict attention TO bu'
siness. hope to receive liberal share Of public
patronage. SAML II JETER
ap 20-Ims Agent for Frans A letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

WaAr PRINTER MAY Do.-William Henry
Adams, Esq, Of Boston, in this county, the new
Attorney General for the colony OF Hong Kong,
has ascended the social scale TO his present pos.
ton thus: compostor, reader reporter, 90 editor,
editor and newspaper proprietor, barristsr, mems
Der OF Parliament, colonial attorney general
Here 10 an example under our own eyes of what q
man with moderate abilities and tair share Of
industry aud energy may accomplish In this much
abused aristocratic England Of ours --Liaeoiashirr
English Times.
NAyAL.-No letters should be maiied after this
date for the following Uoted States shi Ups. they
are all homewsrd bound: Powhatap, Minnesota
Cumheriana "a na,s ~ ~. 11rsesn .an,Srao.
aud ell the Eyuay 6eet, except Perry, preble'
Dolphin and Hnhbridge. Uaited States sloop Of
war Falmouth from Rio, Was below Nav York on
Wednesday night The Saratoga sailed from Pen.
secols, l2th inst, for Vera Crux.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

QUPTURE CURED FOR $5.-DR
~ SHERMAN'S great radical CURE TRUSS can
| now be had for only five dollars. Every medical
man who has examined thisinstrument, pronounces
superb TO all others If desired. we will cheer
fully refer to any of the very numerous persons
who have been thoroughly cured by this Truss. -
Persons owning valuable slaves. thus at1 cted.
should procure one. they being so:durabie, and the
cheapest in the end. We will send this truss to
any part of the country by Express mail
For the Truss, or Information concerning it, ad-
dress &C JACKSON.
Nol7 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing US, can send their mouey
toany merchant or friend in this city.
The . russ car be had also at Messrs MEADE b
DruKgats nv Ely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

WIN. sATTLER 9 CO.,
W IMPORTERS AND DEALRRs IN
OILS, PAINTS, VAR NISHE5 AND WINDOW
G LASS.
BRUsHES-We rece lived by the late steamer q
large supply of Painter O. and Artists Brushes of
superior quality. TO VIII ch we call the attention Of
our custnDl6ra fe II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

I'M FUR RENT--Ihe following de-
- scrbed property. belonging to the estate of the
late Richard Anderson, viz:
One two story brick house on the West side of I'd
street, between Main and Franklin.
The third story of the brick house on Shockoe
Slip. in which Messrs. Watkins Trsbue have their
office.
The second and third stories the adjoining house.
on ShockOe Slip, in which Mr.. John NJ. Sheppard
has his office. Apply to
JOHN G WILLIAMS, or
ANDREW JOHNSTON
The brick warehouse adjoining the one on the
corner of Cary and Eleventh streets, occupied by
Mr.. Paul Kimbrough.
Also, the house on the corner of Main aud 7th
streets. occupied by Mr. NJ ichard Possession to be
given on LIST July next, an 2S-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

RICHMOND, APRIL Is, 1882
ITO THE PUBLIC have this day
l. constituted and appointed SAML II JETER my
agent, by deed duly recorded in the Office Of the
Court of Hastings Of the city of Richmond, to Con.
duct for me. and In my name. q General Commits
sion aud Forwarding Business.
ap 2O-lms FRANS A JETER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

EU HlR ASE .,AAaaLs@
John N. GORDON & SON,
18th street, near the exchange Hotel,
Offer for sale large aad full assortment OF IRON
comprising SWEDE'S, AMERICAN HAMMERED
PEkU HAMMERED ENGLISH AND ENGLISH
REFINED. English, American, Russia and imla-
ton Russia Sheet Iron. GALVANIZED SHEET
1kON-Hoops, Ban dapd Scroll Iron renned Plough
Iron and Plough Places Also-Tir-plste of various
sizes for Timers and Manufacturers SHEET AND
BOLT COPPER, Sheet Zinc, spsiter and the Metals
usually sold in this market. Its
EGGLESTON u FITZGERALD,
IA GRoCERs AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Wines, Liquors. &c,
No IL Pearl street,
ma l-ta QichmopA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21
GENUINE DIR. KANE REFRIGERA

~ TORS -Thoonly genuine Refrigera,ors for
sale on Main street bearing the above maine Their
superior excellence has net the approval of all who
nave tried tn. M as q preseryer of ice and for
keeping meats, butter. milk and fruits cool and
sweet. they have t9ual. For sale at 1877 Main ST.
myl THOS BJJLKJEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21
DOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT LIZ

OUTER, CHEESE LARD.-25 pack
~ ages prime New Butter; 50 boxes do Go These;
% bbis prime Leaf Lard A. egs prime Leaf Lard
Is half bbis Cream Ale; landing this morning Per
steamer jamestown, for sale by
my l6 VIM ii TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

bhIrts. COllAIs, ID rAWers, 0lOyea
suspenders, SOcb 8, DC.
All In wanx Of Goods, really fresh And ass,r.h,.
either ready made or sut to measure Womb Ga sa
70 gave him o cali before purchasing elsewnars "oh
He has in his employ the best OF Cuftsrs ana
apa Corner Mai, ~ ,sspENcE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21


vt y STENN ES5EE RAILROAD.
PasseDg ger rains lea, Lynchbgrg isily 81 1913 p.
u. Through Tickets from LyhcLburg 70 the follow
ing named places:
Knox yiile.......... .SH 70 Easav 10
Dalton Is 60 Montgomery ~ b.
Chattanooga ...... 10 10 Grand Junctfon.... ~ ~
ALBANIA ~ W nleMkhie.. - W
Huntsville. "A - New OrleanH......... ~ W
Freight Trsius leave Lynchburg daily lSundays
excepted) at 30 A. NJ.
Freight transported through from LynchburE TO
the following named places. at the following named
rates per 100 pounds
Knoxville ........ 49, 80 80 S073 e06
Dalton and Chatta- 80
nooRa-....a.. ....-. 471 - ~
Hasnvlfie.-..... . ~
Tuscum bia....... ...... ! 50 us o.
Memphis. 1 %
General superintendent.
LynchburR. March 4th. 1859. mn 4-3m
,-yeIurTnS THROUGH TARIFF OF
FREIGHT from Richmond to Mem
phis, and intermediate points: -
:: .'....., ;, |!'.[LIIIIII
s s,e:s Sls csss...:....-: = 8 &
Third Class........... ...... " % - 10
Special CIass...-...-..I 80 81 20 . 70 . ~
M, a ra,.. VS., ~ uoxyille will not 20 into ef-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

LNOR SAL.S--The STOCK AND Fax
TURES of q well located Drug Store, doing q
good retail. prescription aud country business. A
rare chance for any person desiring to engage in
the above business. Terms moderate. Apply at Nc
It's Broad street. my II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21
CLOTHIN J.

WI SPRING GOODS AT HEAD QUARTERS,
~ Cbyner u ain and l3th sfrects. :
The subscribef has just returned from new York
With the largest and most fashionable stock OF
son. with great care with special reference to the
retail trade better stock Of Cloths Cassimeres
aud Vestings. cannot be seen in this city. Goats,
and quality. embracing all the new styles Also q
most magnificent stock OF Furnishing Goods such
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

COTTON AND WOODEN WASTE
OFor cleaning and packing steam engines ana 10
comotives am prepared to fur nish railroad COM
panies aud Others with the above article. of supe
rior quality, at very low prices:
Its LEE, on the DOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21
MARBLE WORKS.
ROGERS d. MILLER,
PRAOTICA NJ A BILE NJ o N /,

CORNER OF 9Th AND MAIN ST8.
We respectfully invite the attention Of those in
want. to our stock Oh hand, which consists OF the
largest and best finished assortment of Monuments
Tonbs. head Pieces Nantes. DC. to be found in
the city. Monu nents Of any size or design, made
to order, of the best quality, Italian or American
Marble.
The ONLY premiaus evcr awarded BY the Tirpinia
John Rogers. e2-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

It's Broad street my II
old CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIX
~ TURES MADE GOOD AS NEW.-The Subscri.
Der is prepared gild and rebronxe Chandeliers
and Gas Fixtures in superior style. All kinds Of
GAS FITTING executed in the best manner.
Orders a, respectfully solicited, and win receive
prompt attention.
ONCE with j Barnes GIG, Main street. between
9Th and 9Th. [ap26-,yp.l JACOB BAkNEs:-
DUTTEE, BUTTEk.-I have made ar
- rangements in New York to receive twice q
week by steamer, superior fresh made ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER; the Sc who have left orders
with me- now be SUPP lied. Also. awell selected
stock of Family 6rocerie >, low for cash.
SAM PSON JONES, Agent.
an 2S--Imt Cor ner of Main and 9Th cts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

JoHS PHESIA IN THE LADIES CAR-John
Phoenix, the inimi,able wit, thus tells an
incident connected with . ride on the New
York Central Railroad He relates it in a
letter to the hnicksrGocker Magazine, and
puts il on record to serve rs a caution to
future innocent travellers He says:
had observed At each change Of the
cars, and they were frequent, when the
general scramble took place one car was
defended from the assault by Il stalwart
man. usually of stalwart persuasions, who
deaf TO menaces, unsoitened by brbee
maintained his post for the benefit Of the
"leddies
Need SAY that th. car WAS the most
comfortable of the train. and with the
stern rcsolve which ever distinguished me
in the discharge of my duty to myself,
determined 10 get into it. So when We
changed cars AT Utica, | rushed forth, and
seeing q nice Young person with q pretty
face, bonnet and shawl, and large port.
manteau, urg ing her way through the
crowd ] stepped up 10y her side and with
my native grace and gallantry, offered my
arm and assistance. They We're gratefully
accepted, and, proud of my success,
the ladies car. My old enemy was hold
ing the door.
is this your lady, sirF'
With an inward apology to Mrs. Phoenix
for the great injustice done to her charms,
| replied yes" Judge of my horror
when this low employee of II monopolizing
company said with the tone and manner
Of an old acquaintance:
Well, Sal, ! guess you've done well,
but / don't think his family will think
much OF the match
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

A WONDERFUL CURE-Dr. Hill, notori-
Gus wit, physician, and man Of letters,
having quarreled with the members ui he
Royal Society Of London, who had rriu ed
to admit him as an associate, resolved TO
ayenge himself in a novel manner. He
addressed to their secretary a letter pur-
porting to be written by a country sur
geon, aud reciting the particulars of a cure
he had effected A sailor" he wrote,
broke his leg, and applied to me for
help. bound it together and washed it
with the celebrated tar-water. Almost
Immediately the sailor felt the beneficial
effects of this remedy, and it was no, long
before his leg was completely healedr-
This cure was published abroad at the very
time that Bishop Berkeley had issued his
work on the marvellous virtues of tar-wa-
ter, and excited, consequently, great atten-
ton. The letter was read and discussed
at the meetings of the Royal Society. and
caused considerable difference Of opinion.
Papers were written tor and against the
tar-water and the restored leg, when ano-
ther letter arrived from the (pretended)
country practitioner: - In my last, | omit
ted TO mention that the broken limb Of
the sailor WAS a wooden Leg"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

Can woman be ,0soIesoied with her lit
tie toe cut otfY asks the New York Home
.To,padi, and says this is to become an in
teresting point OF Fifth-avenue dity, as the
Peruvian custom of amputation of the fifth
toe, 10 make the foot pointed aud small, is
beginning to prevail in Paris. At Lima, it
is the rule TO perform this operation on
the female infant in the cradle. But o
Peruvian surgeon now advertising in Pa
ri., offers to perform it upon grown-up fe-
males, warranting that they shall not be-
confined to the house more than one
week. If this fashion should become uni
versal, the male sex will, we think, be the
completest in toefoe !-Bostoa Pest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

stances current among Free State men at
that time, his eyes would sparkle with un-
wonted brilliancy, his manner would as
sumo the widest excitement and in loud
and boisterous voice, which was uncommon
to him on other occasions, he would ex-
claim: do not attempt to otter anything
in palliatiOn Of such a crime! Nothing
can excuse it! 1t was unequaled i'll afro
city, and displayed only cowardice. Had
the same deed been done in open day, it
would have shown more manline.s; but to
call men from their beds at midnight, and
to cut them down in cold blood, is infinite
ly more savage than was the chopping in
pieces, by drunken rabble, Of X. P
Brown, Of EastOn' And thus he would
run OH for long time, much more vehe
til his attention was diverted by gradually
introducing some other topic, when his
excitement would quietly subside.
John Brown, jr, is man Of education,
and Of more than common ability. Strict
ly honest and conscientious, he could not
consent that the blood of any one should
rest upon him or his father.
When released from imprisonment, he
expressed a determination to leave Kansas
and its exciteInents, that he might eli
gage, in some peaceful locality, in tilling
the soil, in the hope that he would forget
the incidents through which he had passed
while sojOurning i'll the territory, and that
his brain might attain its equilibrium
From this statement it Will be seen that
the insanity of John Brown, .jr. owed its
first cause TO other than the tarbarity OF
Border Rutfians, though their outrages up
on him were enough to drive one mad.
We may also state In this connection,
correcting the many statements to the
contrary which have appeared in the
press, that the dwellings of the Browns on
Pottawattamie creek, were not burned un-
til after the Pottawattamie murder alluded
to. and then in retaliation for the damnng
crime of which John Brow n, senior, Frede-
rick Brown, and their party, were guilty
We sincerely hope that the future histo-
rians Of Kansas will take pains to post
themselves on these subjects, that they
may not do injustice 10 Innocent parties.
Old John Brown has figured as a hero in
Kansas The time will come when history
will be ventilated and instead of a hero. he
will stand before the country in his true
character Under cover of night, and in
the name of religion, he committed crimes
too base a. for common sinners 10 rneddle
with" Should his celebrated victory over
Henry Clay Pate, at Black Jack, be pro-
perly inquired into, it would be found that
Capt Samuel Shore, now of Prairie City,
was the real hero, though too modest and
10 even put in his claim, par
ticularly after seeing the statements OF the
letter writers, who gave all the glory TO
Brown
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

OPINIONS IN CHEss-We quote from the
Chess Column Of tho Musical World the fol-
lowing testimonials, which may be new to
some readers:
Blackwoods .Magd-inssays: Let no man
say that Chess is An ignoble subject, it is,
if properly considered, as recondits a sci
ence as mathematics. Kings, conquerors,
and sages have not thought it beneath
them to ponder over the che9uered board;
and it may be that the noble game has
contributed, in no slight degree, to the
success of their most triumphant efforts.
BENJAMIN Franklin says: - The game of
chess is not merely an idle amusement;
some very valuable qualities Of the mind,
useful in the course of human life, are to
be acquired and strengthened by it, SO as
to become habits on all occasions; for life
is kind of chess in which We have often
points to gain, and competitors or adverse
r,es to contend with. in which there is a
vast variety of good and ill events that are
in some degree the effects of prudence, or
the wants Of il.
Samuel Warren, in his Introductory to
the study of law, maintains that chess In
excellently calculated to chain = wander
ing mind to it's task-to induce those ha-
otis of patient and vigilant attention, eau
tious circumspection, accurate calculation,
and forecasting of consequences which are
essential to the successful study and prsc-
tice of the law.
The witty DR.. Waller, in his advice to
young practitioners, says: Chess is the
best possible study to teach . young man
to have patients.
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church
~. Of
known throughout the Union for his emf
nent piety and learning, has given the fol-
| lowing opinion. The passage occurs in his
| late work, styled THE American Citizen
at page 42O:
II do not say thas he was altogether
consistent in this, although ! incline to the
| opinion that the game really deserves to
| be adopted rs a useful branch of educa-
| ton The tract OF Dr. Franklin, called
| The Morals Of Chess. presents . very
| lust argument in its favor. And it certain.
" stands on peculiar ground, being
] thouehtful, retired, and elevating in its
tendency, taxing the understanding by the
! closest calculation, and never leading to
| the Questionable consequences which may
be Justly charged on almost every other
So different, indeed, is its character. that
! it is extensively pstronized by religious
and philosophical men who reject all the
| rest
at is never played for money. It's moi
eapable of being pressed into the service
Of tho social company, because it needs
Abstraction and silence 1t Is entirely Z
game of skill, and chance has no part il
IL. It's arrangement affords IN ingenious
analogy to human life and government :
Such Is the intellectual interest attached
20 It, that many books have been writtez
! ON this single subject. And it is the onl,
sane in which an eminent degree Of abili
\ q eonfsrs . large amount Of respect an
| eonidseetion. 8
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

ALL WllIlxG.-A good deacon, making
an official visit to dying neighbor, who
was a very churlish and universally unPo-
pular man, put the usual question, Are
you willing TO 20, my friendT' "Oh ys+,'
id the sick man. f" am" Well, sad
tine simple hearted deacon. :. am glad you
are. for the neighbors are all willing"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19
Agricultural implements,
SpORTSMEN'S DEPOT!
IYNMAC MOORE

IMPORTER and manufac cturer Of Increase Twist Ri
- and Shot Guns, Of every description, Telescope
and Muxze Rides Revolving Breech, Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide Starter, for hunting and large as
scrtmen of Revolvers Colts Beas, Mathattens Blunt
Syms', Allen 4 Thurbers. Gentlemen will find At my
shop everything in line and warrant TO give salts
faction all that favor with their patronage.
invite the cid friends Of II. p. BRrNKER to give
CALL he is my agent Customers will always ind him
at his post. My shop is Main Street, the Fox
I River Bridge ssr
Powder Shot. wads, and Caps. Gun. let by the day.
junls THOMAS MOORE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19
GREAT WESTERN Fs
Auction and Commission Store.

CAPT. a. r. REED
Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Goods, Real Estate
Horses Chattes Clocks. Watches, Jeweiry, every
ether article in the trade the Of La an
Jefferson streets, the Geiger Heuse, Ottawa, ILL.,
Particular e.tention paid to sslisg Asrses. tunll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19
OTTAWA MARBLE YARD

signed having purchased the shop and stock
Of GewelI Finley, where he Intends 10 carry the
business more extensive scale, lie mas On hand ana
is always 10 receipt Of the quality Of American Ita
lan Egyptian Marble for Head Stones, Tomb Stones
Monuments Msutles, Furniture kc As he has some OF
the best the country, he feels
sured that ne get up anything in his line in a superb
style together with prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their sappert
entire satisfaction.
n. r. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
~roml ay attended to. JAMES WILLS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19
Sash. Door and Blind Fartory,

NyE take this method TO inform the public that
w have purchased the Sash. Door and Blind Factory
OF A. f. CaqueiiR. and prepared to furnish any
thing in our line of business such as Sash, Doors,
Blinds. Frames and Morldngs. Orders promptly filed
short notice.
Having Lumber Yard in connection with our Facto-
think facilities for furnishing building
rias unequa'ie in this City and invite
or-, farmers and all others WHO may anything
our line to call and satisfy yourselves that sell
you good article just what you want, and cheap for
cash There will be found Lumber Once. Doors
Blinds Sash, glazed and ungazed Glass, Oils Paints
Nails
Office on Main Street, Ottawa. III.
mar2n STRAwN 4 POWELL