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Citizens on Horseback
The Ottawa City Guards who were III
| the programme to take position i'll front of
the fire brigade, refused to JOIN the process
| sion. on the ground that they We're the
oldest company and Were entitled to the
position on the right of the artillery, which
had been given to the Washin gton Light
| Guards 1t was a question of rank, and
was decided against them on the ground
of the absence of their Captain. the COM
pany being commanded by Lieutenant.
We are not sufficiently posted in these fine
points TO say whether they We're in the
| right or not, but admire their spirit in in
| sisting on what they at least believed TO
be their right.
We have neither time nor room to re-
mark particularly upon the appearance,
bearing, &c, of the various military and
fire companies and associations in the pro
| cession 1t must suffice to say that they
were out in full feather, and all acted their
part most creditably.
! The procession took the route indicated
| in our last, and by II o'clock arrived in
, the beautiful grove of Mrs Bacon on the
bank of the Illinois in the western part of
the city Here the exercises were as fol
lows:
Appropriate Introductory remarks by
ARTHUR LocKwooD, Esq, President of the
tlay, who also read letters from a number
OF invited guests, who had been unable to
accept the invitation.
Prayer by Rev II. SLAnr, Chaplain.
Reading of the Declaration, by E. y.
GEGGGs, Esq, which he did in very clear,
! distinct, and handsome manner.
Then came the Grafton, by CHURCHILL.
CorrISG Esq of Peru This was truly
eloquent and classical production, and was
delivered in his best style. 1t was so much
above and out ofthe ordinary line of4th of
July orations that we are making efforts,
and shall probably be able TO lay it before
, our readers next week.
! After the grafton, the procession was
| again formed in order, and marched back
/ to the city, where it was disbanded, and
/ the people betook themselves to the vari-
Gus hotels, coffee houses, refectories, or
homes refreshment, until evening, when
| the exercises of the day were wound up
by display of fire works, near the east
end of the Fox river bridge. The ground
/ for these was fortunately chosen, so that
many more thousand besides those that
| did witness them could have done SO with
comfort
And thus passed the 4th in Ottawa
The day was pleasant one, and was
pleasurably passed OH all hands There
was an immense crowd of people in town
yet there was no disorder, and very little
drunkenness, and no serions accident, OF
other unpleasant occurrences. May we at
every returning 4th have as good and
pleasant a celebration!
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Special Notifies.
Special Notifies.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

frsI'ared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke u. d.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfang in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess
and remove: all obs,ructions and speedy cure may
relied on.
Ts MARRIED LADIES 1t is peculiarly suited. 1t viii, in
short time, bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pits should ,sot be taken JytenGles during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage, Ja. at any 9TH tme
they SAFE.
In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections PAW
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton, Palpta
tsn Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
eject cure when all other means have failed, and al
Though powerful remedy, do not contain ron caiomel
a.timony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions the pamphlet around eack package,
which should he carefully preserved.
Ssls Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES, OstsI. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
E.B-sl and postage stamps enclosed to any nu-
hsised Agent will insure bottle the Pills by return
nail. For sale by EY. GRIGGs,
ssIs Ottd,cG, III.
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she was sufficiently restored to proceed
with the party to town. She ALSO in the
evening, went home with her companions,
and SO far from having been killed, we I'M
derstand from person who saw her day
or two ago, that she is-eXcept a little
soreness-about rs we'll as ever.
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Howard x,,ocia.,om, pni;u.

A Eyr>rort Institution established ysp>ci,,l E7Goc-
FUt for 'tr R0'iry II IT, SICK Gr1 Diy,re.ssd ar.
fjct"d nth I'ir'k nj amt Epjj,EIic Dee. rses.
FkNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view 81 the NJ fsi
4 destruction Of human lie, ca9s-d by sexual dis--
ard the trce1,is Iractiee ulsp the fortunate
victims Of such diseases by Q1acks several years ago
directed their consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their name, to D.pensary for the
and TO give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply
by ette-, with des. ptio pf their condition,
cupation, habits Of life. &C. in cases Of extrsne
poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
II i needless TO add that the Association the
highest Medical skill OF the ace aud Will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors 81 the Association; n thsy Animal Re-
por, upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for the
ending January i-t, l- the highest
ton with the success which has nded the Iabo-s OF
the Consulting Surg con in the of Sperma;orrhrs
Seminal Weakness, Impotence. Gonorrhna elect: Sy-
phis the vice Of 0uanism or Seabisc, b. and order
e continuance OF the plan for the ensuing year
The Directors, reystw Of the past. feel assured
that their !aboIs this sphere o benevolent effort have
been of benefit the afflicted, especially to tho
your they have resolved Intensely yes with
wed zeal, this very important and much d.spssd
. cause.
An admirable EepDr. on Superintendent, Or Seminal
Weakness the Vice Of Cnansrn, Nasurbation or self
abuse, and other diseases of the scxu-Y organs tn,
Consulting Surgeon, will he sent by mail, Tin a sealed en-.
. yelope.) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWoSr
for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the nature
and treatment CT sexual d seascs, Diet, &C.
sautly being published for gratuitous distribution aud
will be to the afflicted. Some OF the remedies
year, Of great value.
Address, for Report treatment, DR.. GEORGE R.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTwELL President.
Go. FiinCTII.n. .SSCTetiru. augol
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PH MIX
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, COM
Cash Capital & Surplus, s4iS.Os4.Ge

Cash CapIt.si 81 Surplus, s4i5.Os4.GG.
---------- Sccretdry-
~. MacuL--... General ACCENT AT Cincinnati.
agencies IN tie principal cities and 7oleHs in the
Union.
(UNTIE Phoslix Insurance Company has Cash Idp;trl
4 OF I,co H,sHdred Thoas0Hd D01l15S, with a large
and constantly increasing surplus invested in the very
stocks and securities the country affords The Ca
pital is and AVAILABLE, and not in way hypO
thecaied collateral to any outstanding obligations.
In regard the prompt adjustment and payment OF
losses Company stands higher or has better repu-
tation than the Phoenix and il shalIever be aim
70 maintain the reputation which by honorable ransac
tons, and fair dealings, We have obtained
Applications received and policies issued by
JAS. W. FAY, AGENT
Also Agent for the following Companies, -
Quaker CITY INSURANCE co, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surplus, 1924 600.
GREAT WESTERN IN. THRUST CO., PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surplus, $4,000.
GIRARD FIRE Il MARINE ms. CO, PHILADELPHIA
Cash capital and surplus, 1924, 1913
ROCK RIVER MUTUAL ms CO, ROCKFORD, ILL.,,
FARMERS INSURANCE CO., FRaEPoRT, ILL,
Capital, $4,000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE Co. LONDON
Capital, ~, 100000
Commissioner of DEEDS for STATE Of NeO York
o,,.v. Apri o. 1850
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THE Cry Is STILL They CoME,-ASoTHEB
PICTURE GALLERY IN OTTAWA Mr. Stover
has removed his picture gallery from the
car on La Sale street TO rooms on Main
street, next door to Andrew Lynch store
where he will take new styles of pictures
i'll large cases complete, for % cents.
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F. c. HALBERT, at his new store on the
corner of La Sale and Madison SITS. (the
old Swift corncr) has just received a SPLEEN.
did new lot of boots and shoes suitable for
the summer season. Particular attention
was paid in the selection to the wants of
the ladies Go and see.
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The pccpls.s Ecn,cdy.

Esy THEM-Never Known to Fail. Used by eTerybo-
d. Herrick's SugarCoatet Pills. So good that fifty
Sskes perform fifty box sells twenty-negh-
Der them neighbor-stranger to stran-
GER Made from Gums, Basams and Extracts their e'-
fec. On the human system mild searching and beneh
esl Put up in large family boxes. Every pill coated
With sugar. % cents per box. Sold by dealers every
where See advertisement on Sd page. aug7
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Every purchaser Of q dollar bottle OF the ARCTIC IL
NlNfENT receives at Or. Braggs expense, the UNITED
STAT Is JOURNAL, of New York, for one year. The
Journa is large illustrated paper-each number
taiune sixteen pages, beautifully printed on clear white
paper and filled with original matter from the
brilliant writer's of the country. Certificate of sub
,crpton and full particulars of the novel and phan-
thropic enterprise of which this offer FERNS part, will
accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE.
BRAGG 4 BURROwES, So Louis, Mo.
New York Office, Ne. 8s1 Broadway.
Communications should always be addressed to ST
Louis. marl2iy
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A Day In the Woods.

n LAY III TIC w oOuss
THE SABBATH SCHOOLS connected with the
First Church and the Plymoth Church in
| this city with parents teachers and friends,
had a pic mic on the 18th inst. on the
grounds about the residence of Rev. NJ
K. Whittlesey The Superintendents, r.
o. Black and B. c. Cook, busy as bees and
full of grave solicitudes, were doing all
that tact and forethought could do to
make this a grand holiday for children,
| and they were successful.
The grove was all that could be desired;
well filled with seats, swings, tete tetes,
&c. &c, prominent among which were four
| well loaded tables extending sixty feet,
and several barrels of lemonade. A
melodeon was carried into the grove, the
children had their singing-books and dis
cOursed sweet music Several amateur per-
formers gave some fine quartettes. Sew
| eral clergymen from town together with
the officers of the schools, made short adj
dresses, and the day was most agrccably
and pleasantly filled up. Not far from
five hundred in all, were on the grounds
All were carried to and fro in wagons
omnibuses and private carriages, End the
day closed without any accident
| SPRING VALLEY HoUsE-The following
notice of the re-opening of this House.
from the La Sale Press saves us the trou-
bic of writing similar notice, while we
| can heartily endorse this:
Messrs. Whealcy & Ryan, of Ottawa,
have leased the Spring Valley House"
and opened it for the accommodation of
the public. From our slight acquaintance
with these gentlemen, we feel confident
that they will prove acceptable landlords
is midway between this city and Ottawa,
it offers a fine stopping place for n short
drive from these two cities and Peru, and
no doubt many will avail themselves of it
during the warm season:
There is to be Il "hop" ut thi sHouse on
Wednesday evening next which we have
no doubt will call out a goodly companie."
FRosT.-On the incoming of the 4th of
July was witnessed i'll many unusually ex-
posed places i'll this vicinity the strange
anomaly of frost IT was not severe
enough, however, to do any damage. II
was in lS43, we believe. that we had in
this vicinity frost in every month of the
year The present season promises to
equal it.
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To THE LAypLEss-There is seldom so
fine an opportunity offered as that now
presented by Mr. William Strawn (whose
advertisement sec) for men of small and
ready means to procure good farms. The
land offered by Mr.. 5. are as good as any
that ever lay out Of doora
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First Class Insurance Agency.

HOME INSURANCE CO, NEW YORK,
Capital s6O0,0Oc; Surplus 1881,
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Capital sSOO, 900; Surplus $4,000.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO, HARTFORD,
Capital $200,d00.
EDWARD EAMES, agent,
,e Cs,,,da's Block, Ottdua.
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The ITALIAN QUEsTIoS.-The article on
to-day's outside form concludes the series
of articles under this head, and we doubt
not they have been perused with interest
and profit by our readers. The present
article will be found particularly stirring
and interesting
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Owner Wanted.

On the 18th day o June, 1859 man named ShafYsr,
alias Jonn Brown, left dark brown mare, Is hands
high about years old with white in forehead, 1T
nv house in pledge for Is and his keeping suspect
the animal te have been stolen The owner can have
the mare by proving property and taking her away
My address is Harding, La Sale Co.. III.
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DE-. DCPOSCO'S
DIX. OtPoNIO
Golden Periodical Pills.
FOR FEMALES.


e~Are inraible for against using pills while in
removing Stoppages or IT. that condition. as the pro-
Irregularities of the Menses pretor assumes no re-
The Pills nothing :: spcnsibiiity after the
new but have beeu used :, above adnontcn, altho
nv the Doctor in his - their mildnesS would pre-
tic. for many ars both : any injury to heat
in France and America = otherwise these pills
with unparalleled success recommended. Directions
in every case; and he is accompanying each box.
urged by many thousand - Price, FL
ladies who have used them - n B--Ask Tor Dr. Du-
make the Pills public, = poncos Goiccn rms see
for the alienation of those ignature every box
suffering from INV ir-ec,- You then obtain pill You
iari;es whatever, prcven- may depend upon
,atiye to ladies whose !. Ladies by inclosing
health will not permit Of dollar by mail to either OF
an increase O. IA nliIy. the agents below have
PREGNANT fem iles, the Pills (confden-
those slpposing them :. tally to any part OF the
selves So are cautioned . country
Eeld by
BOLLES. SMITH < CO., 12i Lake St, Chicago,
Agents :or the North Western States also dealers IN
Patent Medicines generally.
ssldb u. WALKER, Ott'i1cG,
T.. y. GRIGGS,
my1 d. WARD, Htrs>iRes.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, July ., 1889.
There Is no change whatever to notice
in our market for tbs past week.
Fiosr-Superfne, s..50aS.Oo.
Corn Ntci-tl 5Dal So.
HHrat-Winter, 90a,.l0; spring, 70a9o.
OQts-3Oac5c for 50 lbs.
Barley-45ajOc for As lbs. None coming in.
Potutoes-7 sal 90 cts. p. bush.
Eqgs-sc.
Bmtrr-lIal2c.
CAY .SkiRs-7c.
Yok-:5 5caG 20.
BacoR-Shoulders, l0c per h.; ham l2sc.
.>tarch-Ottawa sac; corn starch, &c.
.uA-Common, per bbi., $500; dairy, in sacks
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l.. s I y i l.. l & II ED ] = 1 ..
IL. NIIlSl.l x & &C..
lrora .ns,,,a.c ana C,urE> SEMINARY,

NOR Ladies AMI Gentlemen. Erected and farnisha
at COS: Of Superior facilities in the
various English branches. Languages, Easc and Or1ia-
-.atas, and within tie reach % the
There ten experienced Professors and Teachers,
with apparatus. maps. cabinet and whatever esscn
tiai 20 the Efficient TorAHg OF each department.
THE FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. !. 1859.
For circutr-. giving particulars address tn. Princi
pal, g. W uCEREAU, A. NJ. Aurora, III.
Hos. LEM. HACKNEY, Presf.
EEv. LEVI JENES. .>sc'V jun2j
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Blacks G lumn.
r. o. i l. A @ x

r. O. d Il A G X
May still be found at bis cid stand, on
Main St, opposite tie Mansion House, Otteoca.
OWING TO the great increase in his business, he is
" now enlarging lis stock and making other ar
which will enable him to furnish his hume
ronsA customers with choice family supplies, among
which may be found
GECCEESaES
Consisting Of choice Tea Coffee Sugar Spices Extrac
Soap, Cider and pure Vinegar, Mpasscs, Syrup, &c.
stone, wood a d Willow Ware.
Rockingham, Yellow, Ohio and Illinois Stone Ware /;
TUBS, Churns, Buckets, &c; Corn, Market School and
Fancy Baskets.
Ladies
viii find good assortment of Work and Travelling
Baskets, Bird Cages, Seed, &C., at Chicago prices
Please call and see them.
Fruits.
Oranges, Lemons, Green and Dried Apples, Peaches.
Pfunes Cherries, Backberries, Rasbrrries, Ederber
ries and full of Can and Jar Fruits Pre-
serves, jams, Jellies, Table Sauce, &C.
Crackers
Soda, Butter, Picnic, Sugar, Lemon, Water, Graham,
Tea, Common and Fancy Boston Crackers from the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY.
Flour.
=
Cracked Wheat, flonmopy, Granulatsd and Corn Meal
constantly on hand
Furniture.
Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bedst-ads Chairs Aat:rass
Is, &C.. which will be sold low for cash or barter
Produce.
Butter. Rggs Cheese, Lard and all kinds Of Field and
Garden Vegetables in thei.
Also.
Sugar Cured Hams, Beef and Tongues and Erssh
Fish daily received from the Lakes.
Farmers
Will receive the highest market price for choice Butter
fresh Eggs &c, either in Cash Groceries, his
Goods Delivered.
Having employed additional help he i. prepared
to sell and deliver goods promptly 10 any part Of the
city FREE OF CHARGE. apI6
DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID ORToN's BOOK STORE.
You get nothing gold q; the Drug Stores. jan29
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FANNY M, EARL'S
NEW CIRCULATING IIRR ARY.

Rooms orer s. c. Bari d Sons Store, Main St., Ot0sod.
LARGE collection of standard Histories, Travels,
"A Voyages, Romances, and Miscellaneous Books ge-
nerally together with all the important new pubica-
ito rs to loan on reasonable terms.
Rooms open from ste f2 AN, to and 81 tesr.n
SATURDAYS from 3 A. n. to SPIN. junl6-tf
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EXCHANGE BANK
E.ANs. OF OTTAWA

BANK OF OTTAWA.
CCSHMAN, True & Co.
Ope,, from 0cj0-ik Il. ". 10 Az o'clock p. W.
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
aad sold.
Interest allowed on time dcpostes.
Cold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts of the State. and promptly
RENTED the day of payment rates of
change. fmar2i 4. Y WATERMAN, CGsFier.
CC.partncrsiiiD Notice.
S1NHE undersigned have formed partnership I'M
Il der the firm an! style 0i
CCSUNiS. TRUE ( CO,
For the Transaction Of = General Banking and Ez-
change business, at the
RAfK OF OTT4 VA,
And solicit the patronage of friends and the former
customers Of the Bank WILL. II. w. CUSiIMAS,
np9 TRUE WATERMAN.
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Why SUIT nc iouhd NJ III s CID stahu' Oh
Nam ST., opposite tie Mansion House, Ottt,ro.
nWlNG TO the great increase in his business, he is
~ now charging lis stock and making other ar
ranae,nents which will enable him TO furnish his
roas customers with choice family supplies, among
which may be found -
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ElrMCrA
Goods Delivered.

Will receive the highest market price for choice Butter
resh Eggs, &C. either in Cash Groceries, at his
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nUY YOUR STA TTONERY at
Is oRTCN's BOOK STORE,
You get nothing good At the Drug Stores. jan2e
Is ORToN's BOOK STORE.
Ioa get nothing as good 1t the Drug stsrrs. jsn2s
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ID ORToN's BOOK STORE.
You get nothing gold q; the Drug Stores. jan29
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= OTTO OETON'S BOOK STORE for School Books
II Stationery. or nice Books for Children. ian29
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Il ,an.e oR7oES BooK s7oRk
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Ladies
Will find a good assortment of Work and Travelling
Baskets, Bird Cages, Seed, &C., at Chicago prices
Please call and them
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Furniture.
Bureaus Tables, Stands, Bedst-a Chairs, Astrass
Is, &C. which will be sold low for cash II barter.
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@ttaha fret Gra6er
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Fourth in Ottawa.

The anniversary of the natal day of Amer
lean Independence came around this year
on the 4th (the usual day, we believe,
though it was celebrated last year on the
5th,) of July. Premonitory symptoms of
it's approach were observable even on Sat.
urday evening, in the way of the discharge
OF an occasional pistol, and the explosion
OF fire crackers and torpedoes. As early as
l o. clock on Monday morning, these symp,
toms We're largely cerbated-the pistol
shots and explosion of crackers becoming
more numerous, and to their music was
added some still more questionable-being
| that of cow-bell band, that paraded the
principal streets at so unseasonable an
hour. At day-break, however, all doubt
of the actual arrival of the gal-o-rious
Fourth was dissippated by the emphatic
and positive tones of Charley Campbell s
big gun, which belched forth the fact in
words OF thunder from the sOuth-side
bluff 3S solid rounds repeated the an
nouncement in the name of the 50 indie
pendent republics of this great Union.
Ottawa having spread herself for q
week beforehand to celebrate the day in
a manner BETTING its patriotic associations,
her streets were not laggard in presenting
busy and busting scene at an early hour.
BY nine o'clock not only the greater part
of her own population were in the streets,
but hundreds and even thousands came
pouring in from the country, SO that by
eleven clock, when the procession started
from Columbus street, Ottawa was about
as full of people as we ever saw her
About eleven o'clock the procession was
formed in the following order:
Chief Marshal and Aids.
9
Escort-Ottawa City DragoOns-Capt. Cushman
3.
Hunt. Band
Soldiers of 1916, in Carriage.
Soldiers of lS1:' in Carriages
Orator and Officers of the Day, in Carriages.
Washington Light Guard-Capt- o. c. Gray.
Ringgold Light Artillery-Lieut, c. c, Campbell
Martial Band-Cap:. L. Lewis.
10.
Eagle Cadets-Capt. Hossack.
Light Guard Band
II.
Niagara Engine Company No. Capt Cogsweil.
Is.
Undine Engine Company No. Capt Hcnning
Il
Washington Engine Company No. G-Capt.---.
Is.
Odd Fellows.
IL.
Turner's.
Il.
Hibernians.
Is.
Western Pioneers.
10.
Citizens on Foot.
-.
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Fruits.
Oranges, Lemons, Green and Dried Apples, Peaches,
Ptunes, Cherries Backberries Rasrbrrries, Ederber
ries, and full assortment of Can and Jar Fruits, Pre-
serves, jams, Jees, Table Sauce, &c.
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GOOOS Delivered.
Having employed additional help he is prepared
TO sell and deliver goods promptly 10 any part of the
city FREE OF CHARGE. apl6
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Butter. Eggs Cheese Lard and all kinds Of Field and
Garden Vegetables in their seasen.
Also.
Sugar Cured Hdms, Beef and Tongues and Erssh
Fish daily received from the Lakes.
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stewards Choice Candles.
TUST received, fresh supply of Stewards New York
81 Candies Of every variety for sale wholesale and
| tail, ~ [oe2S] HisES
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

Stone. WOOD d Willow Ware.
Rockingham, Yellow, Ohio and Illinois Stone Ware /;
Tubs, Churns, Buckets, &c Corn, Market School and
Fancy Baskets.