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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
BIRTH.

In this city, on Friday Sept. SOth, the wife of j.
Helm, Of q son.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

Defeated Candidates are requested TO bear in
mind that z. F. SPENCE Druggist has for sale Balm Of
Thousand Flowers, Balsam of Life and AMI FRlcno1
Fatent Axle Crease.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

JUSTICES BLANKS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND
81 and for sale at this Omce
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. i. LammOn Is our authoiIed Agent Tor TINS
CITY, He vii deliver the DENoAT to subscrbers and Is
authorred To receive subscriptions advsEssem'nt &c.,
ana collect and receipt for the same.
Octavian HOogs Is cur Agent for San Francisco
ne authorised to rsesive advertisements, ana eose
and receipt for the same.
A. BadIam, Jr. Is our authorized Agent At saers
snto TO receive advertisement and collect for the same
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

Persons calling for any Of the above letters will pta
say ADVERTISED JOIN 7. cRENSHAw. PM
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
NOTICE.
$1oO.oOo!!!

yyrAvTED, In Gold Dust, weekly, el0o.o90, for
W which the highest price viii be paii-Gold
Ist sert the Mint without charge. except for fx
prcs~ag~. Advances made at all times dust sent
70 the Tint. have aiso Melting furnscs, and will
melt gold into hars for parties desiringi H.
DRAFTS on TIE ATLANTIC STATES,
R0THcHciIIIns' DRAFTS On EUROPE
CHECKS a, par on SACRAMENTO & sASFRASc1sc0
Special and General n~posifes received a. usual.
Caliec lions and banking business promptly attend.
ei 10.
residence of eight years In Grass Valley trust
has made sufficiently well known. not 10 need
farther enlsrgement.-tIffce at the Old stand, one
tooT teiav the Exchange
A. DELAN0.
Grass Valley, January IL. 1859. 2su
Nevada national., 1859-09-10

hes IN il Il perched unon the apex Of the
Generals Uranium. Turned upside down
this pretended picture II IN ass 4, nd
the mousfsshes forming the e-rs tie cap the
muzzlr. and TIE fertle er very suitable wirp
of sraw! In another. the late Austrian
Commander in Chief is seen impressinr his
importance on French foot soldier. taken
nr'sonFr. "Thst is the Ansfrisn standard. -
'sys Gvulai. ronnou.ly. Look At II. 50
HAT Won may know !, again" "Ohlr says
the soldier. 81 know II very we'll already.
I've seen plenty like II. hanging mp 10 the
Chapel OF the Tnvaldes. at Paris!"
One earricature shows trooper sdmir'n-.
~ pa''ing the top OF q cannon. whilst be
'postrophi7es the weapon. something after
his fashion: 'Whati We have Teen having
another i'''le chat with ttc Ausiricns. sL!
How ialkhiive ynu arr.'' The Incident of
driving tho Ausiriars irfo the canal ri Pa
lestr" Is also wittiiy caricainre.l. A Zan--
ave IL sesn l.ayonetiing on Austrisn in tho.
water. saying to him: when the gentleman
- ready To leave his hath and wants his tow.
els, all be has To 10 is to ring the bell.''
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
CIT slttaSa Y ational
GEORGE D. ROBERTS Enron.
GRASS VALLEY. SEPT. 10. 1859.
AGENTS.

Gyo. 4. i.nvusovr is our duly srtheris-d Aren'
"r Sacramento. He may be found ., q } II.
NV. ciIts. a. cl,AxE !. onr sol. Agent ir s.r
Fr~"eisro. lie !. empowered to receive aevsr,is,
m-nts. an' receipt for the same. He may be found
at i72 Montgomery street.
Aar>cr = Herry raekir, Fsq.. 81 the Office Of
Frerrasn Cos Express. Main street Nevada Is our
suihoris"d sgeni 81 Nevada CITY All advertise
nenis left with Mr.. ,facks will receive rrcmpt at
'-nfnn from Us. legal advertisement ~iIl here
turned by ur Markie. With proof Of publication a.
on as publication expires.
Nevada national., 1859-09-10

into play hy directing number Of then
over the French armv. and dropping upon
their heads . number OF explosive proiectiies.
But The experiment failed. The most com
plete treatise on this 'uiJect il Turgan's
work. Published In Paris in 1850. entitled
" failocns. un Historic de Ia Locomoii.n
Aerienne dernis sou originr jusqu' nos
Jours. ~ Easning Tosf.
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
The auifh Enmiix

"Geniicmen." said . candidate for Con-
gre''. my nrme Is Smith. and am proud
to cav am not ashamed Of II. II NAV hs
that no person in this crowd ow,s that very
uncommon name. If. however. there he one
such. let him hold mp bis head. pull mp his
d'cksy. turn mt hi- toes. take courage and
thank his stars that there are q few more
left OF the same sort.
smf''. Fent'ren. e ar 'liu..r;aus -sre.
And : and. ever high IN the snrsr. ef sr..
Ie' white Brown. and Jones lnerss.s ss fhev -ir
Believe me that Smith will ousnumbr r them NJ n
Gentlemen. am prnni Of heing an nri-
Rina' Smith: rot SxrTHE, hut a regular.
n itnral SIN i.th-Smth. PnfiinQs Tin
the middle, or m + vt the end won't do.
gentlemen. Who ever heard of great
m"n by the name Of Smufh. or Snyfse p
Echo answers rho. and everybody says no.
body. Bnt as for Smith. plain Smith,
vhv. the pillars NJ fame are cos cred with
that hnnored and revrrrd name. Who were
'h" most racy. witty AMI popular authors
"f this century! Horace and Albert Smith.
Who the m".t original. pithy and witty
prenchr-. Rev. Sidney Smith. To 90 fur
fher hack-who WAS the iolie.' and brsvp.s
soldier in Sump,-r's srmv. in the R.vol,-
t'on' A Smith. Who pslavared with Pow.
haitian. ea'l'vanted with Po-uhantss. and
becsme the ancestor OF the first families or
virginia. A Smith. again. And who. I
ashland ask the question more ser'onslv
and soberly--who. ! say. Is that msn. ard
what is bis name, who has fought the mos.
haitles. male the most soeeches. preached
the most sermons. held the most Offices, sung
the mot songs. wilhten the most ,.osm..
courtrd the most women. and marrie,l the
most widowsg History says. say, aud ev.
srybody says, John SMITH"
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
THOMAS s. LEVY,
Lumber & General Dealer,
Valley Lumber Yard,

Mnin SlTrre. ~Vpeetse WesseF1 Hotel,
GRASa VALLEY.
HAVING central of ALI. Lumber manufactured
III sf the Haeaa Vista and sugar Pine Saw Mills.
am prepared 70 sell
SUGAR AND YELLOW PINE LUMBER, or ALL
Descriptions.
vr A SUPERIOR orALTTY AND Nv <NY
QU4STfTF
lnths. vf~t re. sbstee. akfugleo
Cedar PESTS. &kc, Arc.
sz-I have, direct from the Manufactured.
SASH. SASH r00Rs, BLINDS. FRENCH WINDOWS
rsnsi Doors, Nsweis nanister,. ke. ke.. ks.
whirh eTsv far sale AZ prices below ennpetiss~n.
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
COUNTY SUIvLrnR's OFFICE.
COURT HOUSE, NEVADA.

JOHN l.. GAMBLE. ~. usIhux,
coant, surveyor. beruty.
IL 'ERSOS- are hereby cautioned sgainst en-,
~ pioyine stner surveyors than such a. nsy be
depati4r, .r..In this uflce.
EStrsa (rsn The Idscs If California.
cssr. 20, sec --So -nrv.y or re'~nrvey h-re-l-
ter mad. by an. person exec, the ronrts Surveyor
or hi- lernts hal hr considered legal eviien.r in
an, Court within this state. JOHN l.. l-.GANBl-E.
2n County Surveyor
Nevada national., 1859-09-10

PARIsIAs CARIcaTuREs or rHk WAg.-Th.
Fr. nch are making themselves merry over
The dircomfiied Austrians. Gyulai is CART
catared without end. Ia one prini be IL
represe nted with ierocious looking nous.
sache, while pointed little CAP. yi,b fe.s.
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
a Csu 70 prs,e. aai Cal. .. u.s,

4 Call - pre1eS aul n Cali q H-ar.
Que meets with great variety Of chaiae,
tiers in every Collegiate Institution. II Ia
trne that majority OF your regular plo!-
ding scholars, whose sole bisiness IL IL TO
work out n.fhemstical problem. and dig
out Greek roots. aud who have no prominent
characteristics 10 draw attention. But still
there Is host Of your /" odd fellows.n
queer chicks" and real originals VIII,
are seldom seen coagregatrd together any
where else.
Among the many raya aces that ] mt
with during my college course. was ols
va strange. wooden headed fellow.
~'s. from some uuaccoaatshle. fancy, lsd
determined to study Diriaty.s A elsssma,s
Of his Who was rather incrrdulous with re-.
gard q VS. n,ep'z. and moral quaIilica.
'ions for toe sacrsd desk. determined ia
learn what led him to sbink Of pursuing
that profession.
"NsA. W. sald IL. 'how nndsr
The hesssns come yea 10 think Of ssudyipa
diviniiyr"
Why. Sin replied W." the Lord
gave me csil TO preaeh.r
/" lIumphl- calculated H. "r t-ust
He'll never give me call 10 hear your
Nevada national., 1859-09-10

ss-The Prizes eonsist of ENTIRELY NEW AND
FASHIONABLE GOOfs. and are of most choice aud
desirable stock ever offered in Grass Valley.
The prizes will be distributed To ticket holiers
having the fret numbers dawn from ONE up to
TWO HUNDRED inclusive. To give all op-
portanity to obtain q valuable prize. the tickets
have been put at the low price Of 81 each. The
holder of ticket viii be admitted I" the entertnin.
and be entitled to chane. in the distribution
ofthe prir>s
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
TA II N f RS
GAMEEN WAMEo
AND
F roRE WINE RITTER

TURNER'S FOREST wTvr s'TTERS are cure n,
! Fever and Ague. flatsl~nev I'vsre sis. Go tive
ness Hsavness. General Iichiii'y. Nausea. Head
ache Irr-gua -ity ~ the digestive crrrns Nervou,
rro-s atm. Neuralgia. Rheumatic Affections end
most o. the ills that flesh l. h-- .o. They viii be
fnana MT anis cyssrIvE hut siso the best
r.rvs ever insrodarrd In California.
en r-ese HfrrfR$. manufactured .rcr ths
c',a.e-t lleiicai roots barks and herhs by Turner
Rrnfhers are wAsssSrFD tn be si'e host nov in use
ou the faeisc Coast. end he taken with perfect
"a 'stv hv ,-rsans of al ages AMI conditions.
Ey- TURNER BscTHERs. vanufseturer- Of every
description ef avrnps. rorisls Risters re. at n
York. Bafaio y. V. and sar Fssneisco. Gal.
CI~GER WINE
CAUTION II TIL Pt N fc The rhpufe lion suar-
sedt, TURNER'S ,:iN..f2 WINE and the uueq rsI@d
psnularltv Il las received. has hen the means ~
nut.in- into the rsft q risnv spurious rrsiclss.
81 3<srrs n essr kase rcsHfsfeifs We caution all
e.nsarrsrs af sIxGta WINE 10 examine the label
n~.se u genuine save sAch a. have parfrais-
N circle en ,r.l plate snrForn 'e hv the in-er-
,~-io1- sTtsRN, RS GINGER WINE. preuaies. By
lfTR-.r nrus!f, ~. New York, Baiisio N y. anil
Saa Francisco. california.
rx- uanaf.~I,ry AMI scissrecm u ssn- Fran
-, - E~uh~U - - ss~>s U>n
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
CNLLEC TING.
JOHN w. ROBERTS,

fOf rr~eman r. Cs,s Express.l
DIGS LFAvr IA inform the eifirens ofSrasa VALLEY
ID sra vicinity that he wili promptly attend n
the Collecting o. seount- or notes. that rsy o.
fsraeHt 70 him His charges will he moderate. snd
~ can be found 81 al 1sss 81 ths psnkipg Hsuss
"a Dsisuc.
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
Lime, Lime!
A Large Supply Of Fresh Burnt Line,
csnsi-u:iy on hand
At the Kiins ON Wolf Creek,

Which, will he Sold a: the invest Market Rates.
For further .in'o' nation Apply at tie kins. or
address Enward Huston. Gra-s Valley. Terms CASH
NJ HARLEY AM HAY WANTED in exchange fol
LINE. Orders Promptly delivered. s-n
Nevada national., 1859-09-10

PArERs os THrxGs IN CgxrnAf.-The pc.
per having the largest circulaiion-The Pa.
per Of Tobacco.
Paper for the Rouehs--SAnd Paper.
Paper containing many Ponts--The Pa.
per OF Needles.
Ruled Paper--ihe french Press.
The Paper that is Il of Rsw.- -rhs Pa4
per Of Pins
Spirituasist's Pspcr--(wls.ppiay Paper,
Paper illustrated vita tluts--- EIftorisf
Exchanges.
Drawing Pspsr--fb Dentists Bin.
A Takin; Papsr+ $arria-s Warrant.
fAe Paper ;hlt4s1& r>->pSIss the Rad.
sr -,'ri- yssl P,2cs
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which lies over, 10 raise a committee offive
to investigate whether any employee of the
government since 1867, had been required
to contribute out of his salery for election
eering purposes, or had been removed for
refusing SO to contribute, and to inquire
what legislation was necessary on the sub
ject. Five thousand copies Of the V. Presi-
dents and of Mr.. Crittenden's speech on
leaving the old hall, were ordered to be
printed. The Pacific Railroad bill was taken
up, and while Mr.. Bsler was in the midst Of
a speech on the subject, message was re.
ceived from the House announcing the death
of Gen. Quintman. The usual resolutions
were adopted and appropriate speeches made
by Messrs. Davis. Shields, Ward, and Hous-
ton, when the Senate adjourned.
In the House the death Of Gen. Quitman
was announced by Mr. McRae, of Miss,
who offered the usual resolutions, and paid
an eloquent tribute to the deceased. Mr.
Wright, of Tenn, Thompson of n. Y, Moore
Of Ala, and Curtis, of Iowa, also addressed
the House on the same subject. The reso-
lutioas were adopted and the House ad-
journed.
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CCSiINAN / vORCE.
Eortqaqe sale.


WHEREAS, Oliver l.. Sigier, Ct the County Of La
w Sale IN the State Of Il iuois, by mortgage deed
bearing date the seventh day OF September A. u. 1>5I
and recorded in the Recorders Office said La Sale
Oounty in Book g. Of Deeds and pages 52 53, and
ga, did grant, bargain. sell and convey A. W lio-
bert, Of said County and the therein
and hereinafter mentioned and described the
payment o! certain prorissory note in tn. said mort
gage deed mentioned and described.
And whereas. it IS provided in aud by said mortgage
deed that default be made in the payne of the said
pTonIssory note either OF principal OF Interest
the day days yhereon T.. shall become due md
able the whole Of the said principal and interest
securd by the sand note shall thereupon become immc
dIatcy due and payable and the said 4. ". ubert
fishing notice in newspaper printed in the county.
thirty days before the day CT such sale, sell the said
premises and a.! right and equiiy Of redemption Of the
SAID Oliver L. sgler, his heirs and assigns herein, at
public auction, the house door tad county,
to the highest bidder for cash at the time mentioned in
such notice and the said \. w IIebert to maze,
cute and deliver the purchaser purchasers there
of a deed or deeds Of the premises sold.
And whereas the said A. W. Hober, has duly assigned
and transferred the said mortgage deed and the said
promissory note therein mentioned to me, Amasa
Watson.
And whereas default has been made in the paynen.
Of the principal and interest in said prcmssory note
mentioned, which said principal and due
and payable.
Now therefore, by virtue and in pursuance OF the
power and authority in me, the said AmAsa Watson,
vested by the said deed and the said
rrent thereof l. the said Amass Watson. shall expose
TO sale to the highest bidder for cash, the door Of N
Court House in Ottawa in said County of La Sale and
State of Illinois, the fifteenth day Of February A. D..
1852 at the hour Of o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, the premises above referred to, being the same
premises mentioned and described in said niortgay
deed, that is to the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of Section No. nine g. in Township
No thirty-two (32) North of Range No five ~
the third odd principal meridian situated in the County
of La Sale and State of Illinois
AMAsA WATSON, assignee.
n p JOKES Att'y ;,ns 60
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Congressional Synopsis.

Tuesday Jan. 4-The Senate met at noon
in the old Hall, from which the desks had
been removed, but supply of cane bottom
ed chairs had been provided for their accom-
mediation. The galleries and every accessible
! place ives crowded with spectators. Nr.
Davis Of Miss, submitted report that the
new Senate chamber Yves ready for the re-
ception of the members. Mr.. Crittenden,
in moving the adoption of the report, sub
mtted some appropriate remarks on the oc
cason of parting from the chamber, to which
80 many pleasant and proud associates
bound them. The Vice President also adj
dressed the Senate at some length in the
same view, giving historical sketches of Con
gress at the various seats of government,
until its TO- alton in the present building,
narrated the burning Of the capital. &c
After some further remarks by others. the
Senate proceeded in body to the new Hall,
where the proceedings were resumed. Mr..
Mallory introduced bill for ten additional
sloops Of war, which was read first and
second time. The Senate devoted the rest
of the day to discussing motion made by
Mr.. johnson, Of Tenn, to instruct the Fl.
nance Commit,e to investigate the expendi
lures Of public money, and to report the
eans-to bring the expenses of the govern
mcnt within the limits Of rigid economy
Adjourned.
In the House there was barely quorum
present, and no important bushes was
transacted. The Indian appropriation bill
was taken up in committee of the whole,
and discussed without action, until adjourn
ment.
Wednesday Jan. Sin the Senate. Mr.
Chestnut, of S. c., appeared and took his
seat. Various. communications from the
President were received, but not read. Mr..
Seward offered resolution, which was
adopted, instructing the judiciary commit
tee to enquir if it was necessary to amend
the laws for the suppression of the slave
trade. Mr.. Wilson offered . resolution
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A Card to the Ladies.

DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR
FEMALES are nialiibe for removing stoppages ire
ularities OF the Menses.
These Pills nothing new, but have been used by the
Doctor IN his practice Tor many years both in France
and America, with unparalleled every case
and lie Is urged BY many thousand ladies who have
them, to make the Pills public, for the alienation OF those
suffering from irregularities whatever well
preventive to those ladies whose health will not PERM,
an nCreas. Of family.
Pregnant females, those supposing themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills while in t'a,
condition, as the proprietor assumes responsibility
after the above admonition, although their mdnc
would prevent any injury health; otherwise these
Pills recommended. Directions accompanying each
box. Price 81.
Sold wholesale hy e.. l.. THOMPSON
Ges..rdi County agent, Ott,i'0d, H.,
To whom all orders mu- be addressed lie will furnish
dealers and druggists with circulars and show cards and
the Pi!!s al Ircpretor's prices.
y. blades by enclosing p TO him at Tho Ottawa T.
o., have pr Duponco's Golden Pills sent bv return
mail tcouidcutlayl To- par, % the city
See tina; the signature. II DGronco il upon each box
you will then obtain medicine that may b" relied upon
Sold 1t wholesale by PEETOS L ROBINSON
deco i5i South Hift@r 81 ,EfcJgs
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Howard .>.ociaiio:,. Pnii:,.

:. Z 1ero1t IEs:ifUfaa .-i2s-L.d J4 .DeciIi EHdo,r-
AI.at pr The E>i.r II tie Sax and Di.tress.d, az
fs.t,d nan IU~ui-r.f ami E,,,i~.ate iissGs<s.
FsNiE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 10 view Of I'll. avid
aud the drg-Ptfors pTet--i upon she fortunate
victims Of such diseases D.. 1uars-. several
directed their consulting surgeon, CHARITABLE
ACT worthy o. their open Disrrnssry for the
aud give MEDIC Al AFNICE GRATIS ali vi.p apply
by letter with description OF their c-isci;iru. g.
CUpaiion, habits Of iif G-l aud Ia Of -NtrSt-
poverty. 20 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
Il - needless add that the Association commands The
highest Medical -kin th- age, 81 farnt-.
most approved mod.rr treatment.
The Directors Of the association. IN their Annual Pc
port Ep"r the treatment ~ sexual u ra-. for the
ending January L.. ISIS the highest
tCu n. the which has the aburs %
Seminal N-Akne Impotence. Grr0rrasra. elect sy-
pi!s. the vice Of OuaLi>lu or Srfgs- .. aid order
continuance II the plan for tie cushing year.
I'll. Directors, review Of the past. assured
that their iabJIs til. sit re 81 benevolent effort have
been Of -" benefit TO the afflicted, especially o.,
your they ha -ovt- To devote themselves TN
ned zeal tO'tlis very important ans much tcsY.s,d
cause.
admirable Report on Sp-rnstorr'oea. S-rlinal
Weakness the VIZ, OF oTali.I. Masuros;Ion S='l-
abuse, and other diseases Of TIA. >cyU.i TIE
Consulting surgeon li be- sen. by mail, in sealed
yeoTe, FREE OF CHARGE T.. on receipt Of TWO STAMPS
for postage. pthyr Reports and Tracts the
and treatment a. sexual diseases. dc. g..
.iauiy being Published FOR vTltuitoUs distribution. and
vi! be the afflicted. Some OF the remedies
and methods Of treatment di.cuy-r.i during The
year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report treatment. DR.. GEORGE r
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order or the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWFLL, President:
AIR d. auc1i
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Tar ,SDk No,jce

NOTICE is hereby given all whom it NAV concern,
~ that sale of Lands and Town Lots the
and costs due thereon for the year A. D. 1885, held
the door of the Court House in Ottawa in the County Of
La Sale and State OF Illinois, by the Treasurer of said
County, commencing on tie llt day of May, 4. d. 1851,
James f.. Ratlbun purchased the fol owing described
tracts of Land and Town Lots situated in said County,
that saul certificates OF purchase assigned to the
subscriber, and that the time on the
will exp ire IN two years from the day Of sale.
Date To ,cho'n dSsd Description Sec T II
May II George Philips S3.OS acres .wa 80 81 ]
May IL Eben W Gaylord 40 acres neq rs Sc g
May II Horace Cogswell e4O acres nea 2s SO 5
Lot M 7o,cn
May IL Enos Harszell II % States Adm to Ottawa
May IL Aonzo 3arseley S 10 Lowell
May IL do g., 10 do
May IL do as p do
jams ALBERT F. DOW
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H.. II. PRESCOTT, Jr.,
NH. PRESCOTT, Jr.,
NIL. PRESCOTT, IT.,
CENTRAL HOUSE.

yI,IIE undersigned would respectfuy.iniorm the pub
lie that he has leased the above named house, Gate
Nv Lep. by T. S. CNAcsaFT and that he Is prepared 10
serve those who may favor him with their patronage III
good style and the most reasonable terms Farmers
in particular would find it to their advantage 10 stop
here in view of the locality, being Ia ciose
proxmity to the business part OF the city.
His table will be furnished with the best the mafke
can AFFORD He has good stabling, and careful and at
tsntive bostsrs. roeSol IRA WATsoS.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

: OTTAWA, Jan. Z, 1889.
Flow-Superfinc, 800; spring wheat, 5000.
Coyn-EaI soc Z; shclled 47c.
Uheat-Winter, 500; spring. 60ca70c.
Oats-Ssc.
Bdrley-5oc.
Potrtoes-60 cts. P. bush.
Eggs-l5c.
Butter-l4c.
Chickens-lOc.
H'des-Green, SC; dry flint, 12c.
Teas Young IIvson, 37a65c; Tyson Skyn, 35c.
Cofee-Mocha, Gee; Rio, llal2lc; ST. Domingo,
lie.
S"gars-Fommon, eal0c; Beccher's yellow cof-
lee, ]osc; crushed, l2c; pulverized, l2c.
Baoon-Shoulders, 1Oc per h.; ham l2ac
I>oaP-Eommon bar, SAGE per box erasive, saec
per box.
Candtes-Talow, lee; star 2oa22c; adaman-
tine, 3na4Oc.
.Starch-Ottawa, 6lc; corn starch, Sc.
.aN-Common, per Dbl, sI.75; dairy, in sacks
lac
Hooden WUe-Tubs, s7.50asl 1000 per dozen;
pals, sl.75a3OO per dozen.
BrOoms-Sl. 25ax225 per dozen.
Paints and Oils-Varnish "a. 50a&5. 90 per gal
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The PEOPLES RcmcGY.

TRY THEM.-Never Known to Fail. Used by cverybo
dy. Iierrck's SugarC Coated Pills. So good that ff;y
boxes perform fifty cures-one box sells twenty-ncgh
Dor recommends them to neghbor-stranger to stran
ger. Made from Gums, Balsams and Extracts their
feet the human system is mild searching, and benef
cal. Put uf large family boxes Every pill coated
with sugar. % per box. Sold by dealers every
where. See advertisements on Sd page. aug7
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r Il M O " A L!
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
NEW SAODleRY. HARDWARE, SHOE FINDING
TEATHER STORE,

II HE subscriber has removed his Hide and Ieathef
Store to Main Street, three doors east OF the ainr,
House, (Cushnans old stanS where may be found
at all times good assortment OF all kinds CT Leather
both French and American tanned together with re.
nerai stock OF Saddlery Hardware, Shoe Finding, &C..
Particular attention given in buying Leah select
the best brands and from the best the
country. Please call and examine my stock, thns
1t will be for your interest do so.
Thankful for the very liberal favors thus extended
to me, still solicit share OF public patronage.
N. B. The highest market price, in cash, pafd fer
Hides. Deer skns, Pe!ts, &c, &c.
"a no NJ KISa