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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

The Coyodc Committee.
We find in the telegraph report Of the
proceedings of the lower House Of Con
gress, on Tuesday Of last week, the follow
ing brief synopsis Of majority report Of the
famous Covode Committee, submitted on
that day:
Mr.. Train made a report from the Co
vodc Committee, signed by Messrs Covode
Ohm. and Train. 1t sets out by speaking
OF the enbarrassuIrIts which utrenctvd
their labors, and stating that the President
saw fit to send III column protest in the
way of 4 proclamation to the world, that
the whole power of the executive, instead
Of being exercised to forward an inyes tiga-
ton into administrative affairs, would be
exercised TO protect those who night chose
u dl>Obey the summons Of the Speaker Of
the House, or who having obevcd the
summons, might refuse TO testify before
the committee, who quote precedents TO
show that they have felt at liberty to in
yc>tigatc the conduct Of the President or
any other officer Of the government In
regard 70 the LeCOmptOn constitution they
say the country Will pause with astoui>A-
ln-at over the shameless record They
examine, first the emphatic and iudubita-
L'e E!'12es Oh ti'e PRESIDENT a. Wei be
I|'e a. "I'ef tl''s eIect,'i. an" The p!e@4es
% al HIS -! me- 70 'ie "1l' ne, III !ei'-
"'S ,Ns le"!''t "' haiS2- p"I."tuy nee 10
"-!'-.i-.NteI '-s.t institutions III t"t-F own
way.
The deliberate violation Of these
pledges and an attempt to convert Kansas
into IL slave state 10y means Of forgcries,
fraud and force.
.. Inc '@iH''@! ana attempt /" Hi-4fac"
NE sworn agents, oil me ""in.ii7'Fation
VINO reuse" - '.y.'t'r lA"A l!,"-'-.
,. !As open tN.l-'y Meht oi money I'D
tAS passage Oh 'he Lecoinpton and Eug!.s.!
bills ih'ou-h congress.
. he admission OF parties engaged III
the Work Of e.yctloneeIlnE tbs scheme
that they received enormous sums tor this
!UiIo-r
Il. lie offered to purchase newspaper
editors with extlHvaEaut sums ot money.
Ana even the prescription OF Democrats
ni nigh standing who would not support
Tie L"eeAltDn and trElI-h balls. The
N-i"---e- o- t"eee points ""r" Gay. Walk
a. Wendell ijsan and T. VI. - Walker
4osiu.at"iy lp. tine cau-" oi truth. the eyI-
Gehc-s q: these witnesses does not IN"
commit ttse S.y- deepen" oa ;h,.r own adj
, '' l,''' !. - '-'N "a
CORDS "' u 6 BANK % ihe Metro = '-'- winch
rohl4ih' Tie names o. t.o-e "-o conduct
'"eir business there. and hy tie uAcon-
'.o17 contradiction o.. inc witnesses
INC L. '!H9"l 81 I'ihoE Is not 10 b"
Ok e'r''Y">'' IL '-.is connection. WINE Il
-"'"- z. i'.'' "..''il .''.'- Oh IN" part o!
~ -,s''.e' - sluI."'@e 'Nel '''o.'c pres,
!. PtV'e "-so, mat '-tIt was strong G :
O. ltl.-.-as.'4. 10 i4N 1tA VINO tbA.A "c
u,,--5... ,.i-,, L" crush OUT n" honest men
49, ;,,s - -. .! .sI:ced |" an
"i'4i '''e ADMINISTRATION q! -
- J.. COMPTON IoAsy. f'ihey was on r'd
."e i'-1S-"@ 0I 'Le les'o-iee '-Hn>N'
n'' q. ''' ''''' '.''', on tHs CONDITION
mat le >Aoulh. hy ah editorial no longer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

"My dear" said Mrs. Jones the other
day to her worthy spouse take the boy;
please while toast him piece OF bread
What = said Jones, toast our little OAR
ling, you surely could not be SO cruel
Jones, seeing a broomstick approaching
him very rapidly, Immediately left; but
he says that want of perspicuity is not
of the lady's errors in conversation, nova
days
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

The most refined taste in landscape gar
deuing. acts on principle that the greatest
excellence consists in the resemblance 10
naturc-nature adorned by skiltul group
ing Of her charms around an occasional
establishment OF art; but in all her pre-
vailing features. nature Still.-Ngy50ys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

! census ta.cr once called upon the
mother Of 4 family il California, and asked
her how many children she had. Tho
mother replied that She really couldn't
tell: but there was one thing OF which she
was certain: The measles gotamong the
children once, but there was not enough
OF the measles to 20 round .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

The Democrats Of the Fulton and N Do,
nough county district, in this State, have
nominated Col William Berry for the State
Senate and Samuel p Cummings, and
John g. Graham for Representative i'll the
lower house Of the Legislature.
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BUSINESS CARDS

Ittornens 1T IGic- OffG3cG, Ia SiHe county Ntnots
Office in Nattnger'- Block, over l. Y "risSs store
wASUINGToN Fr-HNElL- !tLit7 A'E'i-
Ie. .~ssNgs!. 8 tVE!Es.
Att0yHtsss az lar anil >'iicitgrSia 'td'''Srh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

LOVE is that noble affection which is eN-
cited 10y amiab!e objects, and therefore 81
order 10 its being rational, permanent n I
delightful, it must be founded on the pc
ception of certain amiable qualities, or AZ
tributes connected with lis ohject.-D,,A.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

TIE taxes in New Norl. this year VII
be enormous-about $ll 100000. or ncl y
two cents Oh the dollar, al n high calcu!a-
ton of property i'll The upper part OF the
city. The police cost upwards OF Sl,4ue.-
600; the a!ms-housc department, S6jo,UCv;
fire department, $l2jOO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

! SrNrayS PUN-' That was a severe
coughing fit, remarked a sexton TO a un-
dcItakc!. when they We're taking a glass
together. oh, IL nothing save a little ale
which went down the w!onE way replied
the undertaken. Ali all. that's just like
YOU said the sexton, YOU always lay the
coffin on the bier"
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SOME poor fellows have the misfortune
to always be the subject ofpractical jokes.
In such cases it Is very generally true that
the butt Of the joke can't see the point
of it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

"Come, don't be proud, said couple
of silly young registers to two gentlemen;
sit down and make yourselves our equals.
We should have to blow our brains out
to do that, replied one Of them.
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Pirates in Hot Water.
BY uAwsER NARTlSGALE. .


Lv Cantain Naporovo a worthy and NIL
I;gant man Who was gifted with q resnacE
LII eba,a of Yankee ebreydness ar,h
,,o,.aoya,. uyos not in rho bob;t of ba;I,E
friabtancd ar shadow. His wifa was ~,
bosrI anI , cho~rniy,,, ,-o,,r,, woman ~
NJ Varr,.ove vhosa 1r.sc,7,l. saan,aI y
tLrnyy LaIo If LriIIi5ncv all over s,n1
aro,,nd ,I.. vessel This woman was nrasff-
L., ,,a-,,ac,.d md ,,I,,,irod I,r m. saila,S.s
t,,. ni,a ~ ,vLnIn would have rf.L,ad i,is
LII -, 10. =, l,., -..,.,.;,.,, FE
CAM I1arrrova was informed that 4
~ ~ l.1 ..,aIIi.I,I ,l.,,,,.aI,A -
ON tbe cdast If r,L, ,aor On, :. Ant,$
MO Tbav yy.r, ,l..,,arata mon who mak
yyar mon all uuarr,cd yasscl. Of al NJ.
tious 10 oain. ,.lupd.r and o,atify a mnE
hid annette for blood They carried az
tba;r f,.nI;.I vorl; i'm , I,rr, oran Iouncjt
or b,r,,.. rr.,..lI.I In. .,,r. md oars. oud
within -},c l.-r tyy, months had chased AZ
yeraI vessel, Iound ~ rorr. in the. GuIf H
Nr.,i.o winch ia viii iits;c,,lt,. ..,.a,,ed
Lv c.r,,-in., sail prhers. however. ,rcrs
,.gt .n f.,,S-,.... .rr,,,, w.. rc,-,,, n i. =
H. tr, ,.;,.,.. .,...,'.II,. I,,r1sf =
ar6 ,..,.,ur,d I,,~. ,L.o ono urr,.i.tinS
per.I, trtr.a, and murdered the whols
Grow. rri,.;r ,,,.,l,. ,r ,.,.oc...Ii,., ,.,. x
,,rU for tI.;r irt.,ded vic.f,Y in ToIf
iyir,d. - fra -, o,,ns and ,.fy, no alarnf
>, ,..,..-.. 49,, ~ a.. g-,,'..r L,1 -
I..zar o,,l .,;,.. ,ar,,.,..,,,. orlDrs "a
=. .l.s,,c 80, ,,I -,,.,,I., ,,,..,.r ,I,a 49,;
of -. .,,.-'r,, -, ~, ,,...t.lI :
oion',-;lo go, ... l.rrI ,ir -E I'll, q
Ill ill.,. 'rr.. ,..-aI If ,,...sy o,.J ii
o.l..,..,,..f.. If ,-.I,,. al -, ..,,-,I,
I,ar ,,..l ..-...,.. =. ,l.. -l.....
TGf. ;rr.rI.-a.r, a'-Irr-l -,,,.,.,-aI to
h. .,r.,,l,. e...,.,--,..I ,,.. .f., .l,rs.-..r
trrilr aI.,r,f,... ..r...:,llv a. III. Hl,a p,.
.coi Was not well provided with gveapous
OF defence Indeed ,ae only engines Of
destruction. r..u,...Iv S., called u,r. oaa
-iguel -uu IN the shape of "a short twelve
pound car.aaje and half dozen old and
heavy mu,hcts There was some powder
IN the tun. Jut no cannon balls bullets,
boarding spike. or ,ut.a-~-~. Captain
Nan.rove. Ia.vry,r altaou-A he did not
ropoSe implicit belief in the Enslishnan's
story. was determined not 10 be caught
narp;r-. and IS there was DO other wayi
open for him to get TO New Orleans, with-
out passing Cape 81. Au.onio. lie Inse,.sim
1aed!ata- ,,..,5aIations 10 rIerend his vessel
with the limited means in his power from
the attack of the blood-thirsty pirates -
He. also by his manly bearing infused a
noble spirit among his men. and they. one
and all declared that iu case Of an attack
from pirate they would rather die brave
Is defending their lives than 10 give up
the ship without striking blow, with tia,
certain prospect VI being !utD.e,siy and
gG,.l-f .....r.. Ia. ...-f .1....f.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

Fifteen hundred acres of water melons
have been planted III Driitwood Town.
ship, jackson county, Ind. 1t Is calcu-
lated that these fifteen hundred acres will
produce $4,000 worth Of melons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

The Cashmere goat is now raised in Ten
nessee Its weight il silver was Offered
and declined few days since for the odd
goat himself The blood with one quarter
mix produces wool worth eight dollars per
pound.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

We find in the telegraph report Of the
proceedings of the lower House Of Con
gress, on Tuesday Of last week, the follow
ing brief synop>i. Of majority report Of the
famous Covode Committee, submitted on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

\ Frenchman, intending to compliment
a young lady 10y calling her gentle lamb,
said, She is one mutton rs Is small.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

ORR sorrows are like thunder clouds,
which seem black in the distance but grow
brighter as they approach.
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We do not esteem others Tor the merit
we discover in them, but Tor what they
discover in us.-B5T0a.
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'!lNN LA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

RErrBIIcAN TESTIMONY N FAVOR az DE- Z.
Il HJr-IAr Nn1t Utr.rn Nl.s anal
.S-Aoai JysrafL, edited by J. F. Everhart, a
Republican. and elected a. School Com
missioner on the Republican ticket, Of
Cook County, SAYS Of the rival candidates
for tie office OF State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
For tL. office Of Public Instruction Of
tho state OF Illinois. the Republican party
has selected Hon. Newton Bateman, the
present incumbent, and the Democratic
PARTY has chosen Dr. l.. T. Roe, of Bloom
.nEton. a. the.I respective candidates.
Both of these men are well known 10
our readers Mr. Batemau has given uni
yersal satisfaction during the past two
years. and hence the claim OF perpetual
ting good administration AID Of giving
perHaueucv and uniformity 10 the school
interests OF this State. can be urged III hi
favor With Or Roe We are acquainted.
and know linn TO lie man OF large at
taiumer;s and uutiling energy. and in
whose hands our educational Interests viii
no; suffer. Our readers can choose he
tween them. We will Lc satisfied with
the election OF either.
1t is a cheering omen for the future sue
cess Of our schools. that the public senti-
mcnt Of the State IS such that each party
is compelled - hoist the name Of al
educational man-and a superior man al
that. Let our friends take renewed cour-
age, for one Of the above gentlemen must
be elected. and under the leadership OF
either of them the free schools of Illinois
Will b. safe
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8. 4. C0uDssECsI. y. D..

,,...,- F,..ly ytfnu@ i gnt-,.dfU Min s.. p't'5r..
.<IIOIF~AEE tND EETAIL-)
ruorr4sIi Dru=s Chealicas, French Cogfiiae Bran
sic. y i.-- g - X 1"--2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

ALL power of fancy over reason, is do
gree of insanity
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r5-rC-- Co. . - - story Of Srser- building. rrtt
- F-.- ~ ,,r&v..- f.r~.Iece, East Main street
cav, af tsN River.
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could be little doubt in regard to the
bloody mission of those who commanded
the movements of that dark speck on the
waters. If any doubt existed it was soon
removed. The boat, as it came nearer,
whs seen to be full OF men, and was steer
ing course directly for the brig.
sThe wind was still light Sometimes a
f4w or catspaw, swept over the water, and
uSsed the Blue Pigeon along toward the
Northwest at the rate of two or three
ea %hth 6s = De eaaaFP9h
sd of escaping without a desperate conflict,
from the dreadful fate which threatened
them.
Preparations were now made to give the
pirate warm reception. The water was
boiling furiouSly in the caboose-an old
broken hatch-bar was thrust into the fire,
to be used as Il loggcrhcad TO touch of the
big gun. The gun was given in charge of
Mr. Slinller, the mate. with particular di-
rections to fire as soon after the word
should be given as the gun could be
brought to bear. lie was particularly eau
toned To take correct aim. and deliver the
whole broad side between wind and water.
The engine was ready in the waist, and
one Of the men. stout fellow. was sta
tioned at the brakes along with Mr>. Man
grove, whose courage, uulU.uG strength
and cOolEeS-. even in tho anxious hour.
seemed, as much a> the confident and
cheerful words OF the captain % encourage
the men TO some bold work aud 10y noble
Resistance beat oil the d'-r..apoe~- To
the cook Wa, assigned the important duty
OF keeping the engine supplied with wa
ter, and u look after The la11erhoad.-
Mike Finchly, an old mau-oIwar suan-
who had beer. a sharp shooter .u ia % main
top Of the B.-ul,.r. ~ H.. battle ot St-
Vincent, under Admiral = .rt.- wa rut in
charge OF the helm and With t.,o others
Of the crew was entrusted with tuy iHpor-
tant duty Of pouring In upon the coxsyain
and others in ,Ls ,t.le afts LIrg- shower
of leadcu pellets from Lchalf dozen huge
muskcts which. already pinned and cock
ed. were leaning against the i.uuac.e
Can't Mau.rove reserved to himself in
addition 10 the General ,uueliu,.udeucc #
commanders an Important duty. the iudt-
c;ou. execution Of which sur...- mainly
d,ncuG,d. viz to direct ta,- -tg,a. Of
botl.n. water i'm ,l.t direction which
would mos, ,..-.tu..lr said ,.- t-...,.
and de.g-r.. tLeu. Of nh appetite. sgrrarl.-
and murder 3r power II resistance. OH the
ground ,.4. .5.lu. water .AI....u-Iv and
rofipu-lr administered causes .ata.elabie
pain, aid ls..e .1u.. .:..e- -.s...l-s- c'svara-
Of Us al
The y..ateal boat. with a dozen power
iul men. na, RAPIDLY coming ur ".;A the
bri. There were i.a. twenty t' twenty
five rl"a -H IT," hr.'. all e-l't .a e...r.t
shirts and "hlt" u'w-"r-. With band baud
/ keTcn.et- around Their heads tarA VIVA Cd
! bEace of pistols stuck In liz grille and a
catAasS DE itl> >i"" tu@ tai l,.io" stood
k4P 10 the steln o: t-e boat, a"d seemed
hsyi.sng directions TO the otaers, :" i.,ie
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Buena Vista Floral Gardens.

At the residence Of " H. ". Castndn, East Ottasra
Always for sale, aarge supply OF perpetual Roses and
other kinds of towering house plants Strawberry
nato, Rhsbarb, Cabbage, plants, &C., &C. in their
On, and Vegetables of all kinds. jun14
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!
llp-re-. iv tenders et services ladies and child"
~ t,-saVa ana .-.-..- Eesidence Pau! = ~ u
doors -aaJi D. r.a..r So.
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ENII1ORII
HOW E.E PRICES.

E'tEI II. ~: ~.
Than any otl-r Millinery establishment in the city
hrs- GEE"1 has secured li- services &! t- oi sci
cHt1r Dress Maker In the CRY. and prepared do
DrrE- Making ~ al. IL branches, usual
Ns.s.- bEHaE~T'- celebrated patterns r,r Dresses,
BE-que>, Sleeves. Under G,rurnts, t.d C!.iiigru :
brs---s- received H.urt!ly. ard for sale
French and American Stamped Embroidery, Of new
AM beautiful designs.
bpu.rr- Hs-elrd and pressed, by process.
Cal and see Mrs. Gregg, Main II, opposite u e
Mansion House in the formerly occupied 10y g
f. Pratt yy Co. faI---I7 SARAH GREGG.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Carriage Repository,

MAIN a. ~ ii-H'
sx= I KEEP constantly on hand ana h.e
= Er ] receiving from our Nt3s '.tfcto'u in
ftS,zsx,z Connecticut, good assortI' SAt ol oar
A-S- u Jidges and EuggteS, such RDctH-
,rG,,s Slide Seat Tn and ODsH Eugg5E@, with Elliptic
Springs and Concord style. Also, fsr0 "cGtef opsn
RuG0ies &c which | a selling 1T low prices 1t will
be nv aim to make the intere-t all in want
pur chase of All warranted.
my26-6m* II. W. JONES.
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One of the most interesting and useful
publications which comes to our sanctum
is the Scientific 1mrricgn, a weekly pubiica-
ton, devoted to popular science, new in
yentious, and the whole range of mechanic
and manufacturing arts. The Scientific
iD,erica,, has been published for fifteen
wears, by the wcll-known Patent Solicitors,
Messrs MuxN IL Co, 81 Park Row, New
York and has yearly increased III interest
and circulation. until it has attained, we
understand, nearly 10000 subscribers,
which is the best of evidence that the
publication is appreciated by the reading
public.
To those Of our readers who may not be
familiar with the character Of the paper,
we Will state some of the sub ects of which
it treats Its illustrated descriptions Of all
the mostimpOrtanti Improvements III steam
and agricultural machinery, will commend
II 10 the Engineer and Farmer while the
new houschold inventions and shop tools
which are illustrated by engrayings and
described in its columns, with the practi-
cal receipts contained IN every number,
renders the work desirable to housekeep-
ers, and almost Indispensable to every me
chanic or smith who has shop for manu-
featuring new work or repairing old.
The .N~irn'fc -ADcriru is universally re-
garicd as the inventors advocate and mo-
uit0r; the repository of American inven-
tons and the great authority on law, and
all business connected with Patents The
Official List Of Claims. rs issued weekly
from the Patent Office in Washington are
published regularly in its columns. Al
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-30

HE undersigned having purchased shop and stock
cd Gewelt Finley, where ke intends carry the
business on orccZtensive scale. iIehas on hand and
always ia receipt of the best quality Of American TIA
liam aud Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments. Mantcs- Furniture, sc. he has some Of
the best woTknen in the western country feels as
sIrcd that he get up anything in his line in superb
style together wiki low prices hc assured tina
he viii give AL those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
Y. y. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
proml -y attended 70. JAMES Wills
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ELJCTRO cEEMI Al BATHS.
;. -. rlN E>GFe E.S.
thEc S-stt;,

- ~, n :. "Et-tsa AT.
o+'e T5ergs-'- Srors south si5s C0grt UDHS~.
= u VAN DOEEN- With lis Baths and Medicines. Is
PrrDar,t to cure a.. tCrus Of Chronic and COn.ti-
tiona! Diseases. lie 'certUaiy draw mercury ont
q iGr system, ard Ta--a.y relieve the V8ti=u: when
.Trriu- from Salvation and N-rcura. Sorr- tarctiIy
permanent cure 40. Ia all forms "i scro'iiia.
;h- uatisn Nrra, -a. Errsji-ias, Salt hruI, Scaii
Head, Defines and ringing il the CaJarrh. Brou
ChitiS, asthma, Consumption in first ana second stages,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Piles Gravel and Kidney
Affections u--av-+ Tones Fever Sores, White swell
iur. Crnfras.aI Cords. S-5 Joints &c, Cancers
auI TU..oEs successfully cared without the oi the
knife. jsuIi
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Miss FANNY M. EARL'S
Sslste SIA's'kSSs sIssYss AssN.
Z His Library which has been closed for th. las; few
Meehs on account Of sickness is re-opened, and
may be visited during each day of the week
From 10 10 u / ". a3,d from. . to d; J, u
Over 100 volumes Of late valuable and interest
ing publications have been added to the Library
homeopathic >pccifics
Miss T. has been appointed agent the sale in this
city of Humphreys celebrated homeopathic SPECIFICS
tie best for family sold. They sold e;th.r
ir complete sets in cases, by single vials book
with plig and full instructions accompanies each case
ocl5 tANNl NJ EARL.
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THE NEW YORK BAK ERY !

esI ). Es. WHEELER.
FESHE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha
=. hitants OF Ottawa and vicinity that he IS now
prepared furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such Butter, Soda Lemon Boston, Oyster Abernetha
and Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
Pies, &C. &c, in good variety. Confectionery, of the
choicest selection, constantly on hand All Kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expense IN
fitting wagon for the convenience and accommoda-
tion OF his customers and the public generally are now
able to furnish anything their line those who de-
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon to eau daily
will please send their orders the y. Y Bakery, or TO
the Post Office.
- Remember the place, in Eiwaris' Block, few
Of II. Thompson's store Nam Street send IN
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention
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BgN0ERY AID 8. INK BOOK MaHuFACIRY.
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All kinds Of BLANK Cks Ruled and bound short
notice. Music Nagsz Pamphlets, &C., neatly bound.
Also, WALL FAFE - L done, and PAPER BONES
made 70 order.
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Plate work done in all the various styles of the art
work done Office warranted 10 give entire
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. Teeth.
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which are preERrse Particular attention of 'uid
hrs and mechanics stock OF thoroughly seasoned
finishing Lumber. Please give call and examine
for Yourselves. [jani-lyl CALklNS i HARD.
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