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:, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL ii, 1860.

fund amounting TO $4,000 toS40 900, part
OF winch 1t Is supposed was sent to Penn
sylvana and a portion spent during the
Presidential contest.
The committee required him to produce
list of the subscribers which he de-
clined, on the ground that he could not DO
so even were he certain he had the y ipcr.
without the authority of ti,e persons wi,c 81
names would appear that it would in
volve n breach of Implied confidence, aud
besides, no power WAS given 10 the com
mittee TO ask for the introduction of a pa
per entirely private in its character
The committee differed from Mr.. Schell.
and insisted on the producti' II of the pa
per a. material to the investig cation, and
accordingly proposed resolution that the
Speaker issue a warrant, directed to the
serseant-at arms, To take Mr.. .Schell into
custody. and bring him before the bar to
answer fsrcontcmpt in r-in-ing TO produce
Il certain paper when required TO do so 10y
the committee
Mr. Win,low will submit minority re-
port, and the subject will be Considered on
Monday
The House passed seventeen private bills
Mr. Sherman moved TO 20 into commit
tee of the whole for general debate.
Mr. Branch hoped rot after the exhibi
ton of Yesterday.
Mr. Burnett WAS opposed to making the
committee "a debating society.
The House went into committee.
Mr. Wells. holding two slips in his
hand, heyan 10 speak
Mr. Burnett raised a question Of order
for Il gentleman TO read a speech VA. not
Ia order.
The chairman. Mr Petit overruled the
point to be governed by uniform precedent.
Mr. Wells bowed and ,.raye,i for the
wisdom and energy which would enable
him u advocate the cause OF man before
this august tribunal OF the people and
while arguing AGAINST slavery. -a!d the
corner stone of oar government j. the
equality "t all mon The revival OF ti!e
African slave trade il necessary /" th-
cnntIiuanc- oi slavery. ~ >oulncrn abni
tlnnlst- are wpI king out the extinction OF
the latter practically 10y amal l-amdtI"n.-
Three iow-r~ are engaged III the effort 10
extend -ltyrly- The Pr.-.otc.t. 'h.- De
InucIs.tIc lariv. and the Suprc..e Court -
The iImp"Ld.n9 crisis u Up ~ IL. but tie
people arr accused To- tik,- "a ~tt:.u with
the loves ui freedom a-sI.l-t the advance
Of d">p"tI~m. AID Ia prevent conscience.
right. and humanity iIom Lv.ns tro,iden
under foo;
Mr C"nkling was assigned th.. floor
Nr Na.!ahd! CHAIN rp>,. 10 a I,oint %! or
der designating ~ maine the only !.
members present. sad II Ms Is"t cuHpe-
I.ir to transact Lu-li.-,> IA thu tb-cIIce ui
II quorum H., meant nr dI>r,-l.ect on
ai~cOUIt'--V. bat II seemed t. iI!lI t.tc d.,
u!ty 60: tl.- iivu-.- wa, Very much liza ,.a.I,d
by Discussion un,i"r Ih"~- circumstances
The committee. having voted oii a gue~-
L l.. g.,
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THERE l. 4 dreadful ambition abroad for
D"iu. ,cuteei' We keep UP APPEAR
auccs 700 often at the eXpei>e OF honesty:
and though We may not he rich. Yet we
must seem to he rcsuectable. though
ouit III the InraIc>t srl>e.-In mere yui-
gar show. We have MT the courage 10 20
Patiently onward in the condition of life IN
winch /; has pleased God 10 cali us; but
must needs live ia some fashionable state,
10 whic! we ridiculou>ly please TO call
ourselves. and all To CRAFTY the vanity of
tiat unsubs-antial, genteel world, OF which
we form Il part There is a constant
struggle and pressure Tor front seats in
the social aml,hltheatre; in the midst of
winch all noble sci. denying resolve is
troid,.n down. and many fine natures are
inevitably crushed 10 death What waste,
what misery, what bankruptcy. come from
ali th:e ambition To- uuille others with the
cl.re of apparent worldly success We need
not describe The mi,c..ievou, results
show themselves in a thousand wavS-in
the rank frauds committed 10y men who
dare 10 tc dishonest, but do not dare 10
seem pror; and in the DESPERATE dashes 1T
fortune. III which the pity u not 80 much
for those who tail, a. 'r the hundreds OF
innocent families who are So often in
vo.ved in their ruin -Uome Journal
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Ms isAPrREHENsIoN - Common taters"
sad Mrs. Partin-ton To herself as >hs
walked out of IL little nap in which She. had
been thrown bv IL >oporifc preacher.-
= w hat has common tatrr, to do with the
Go pelF' The preacher had alluded to
some commentators, the odd sound OF
which tichIcd her ear and wakened her.
Common tatcI's = she continued well,
all sort, of tatrr> are bad enough. and ma
nv of en- are rotten clean through; and If
he is calling his hearers such names. IIea-
ven X lows where he ii stop Comlnon Ia
tiers. iiced! Ill send him a peck of I'M
common ones to morrow. and show him
that all of EN- mt alike" She left the
house with n very indefinite idea of what
he meant. but determined to set him right
on the potato Iies;su.
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Cu,c,Go-At Chicago the Christian re
l;,i,u i, being rapidly introduced and
civilization promises well III that marvel
lous quarter of the globe. Those who
have the matter at heart commenced by
buying large church, took out the seats,
replaced the pulpit with first class bar.
aud III place OF pewS, With hymns and
psalm books, the litany, etc, scattered
about, there are fifteen new billiard tables,
and thousand cues and balls. This
church is now called the Brunswick Bill
li:nd Room (Churcb). and has already
made vast numbers OF converts. We CON
gratulate our breth.rrn of Chicago on TIN,
rapid advance toward Christianity, and
the brilliant hope of business millennium
il gives rise to.-Boston Gacsff<
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fu Page County Nurseries,
OF LEWIS ELLSWORTH & Co.,

NITER TTLLE, HLINUIS.
TY.liE largest -.ck frui, ahd Ornamental Trees
/ shrub. and ilants, ,hc now offered icr
sale. wholesale and retail for spring 'ieiver'. Also
large stock OF siZ- ornamental trees and ever
Persons de~iTi trees, hrubS. plants rom
this ct bshment. assured thar they Obtain
theu Icy orde ing them of the sub crb-r. who viii
main "A few days in this place. tdec2i] u. MOONEY.
US.sCs g1t Mug0Z-nsS ANA ra prvS.
7 HAVE large lot Rack numbers Of these-Godsy
i Harper, &C., Pxr No. loc. Ladies cali and look.
Isn3o THoA oRTo8-
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A coyYTEy captain, desiring to cross a
iield, came to an opening in fence large
enough To permit two per'ons ." r-s.
abreast. Cniortunat-!y he was dei'cieh'
in military tactics, and couh not remein-
Der the order which would have accom-
piisleI the difficult task of tilins through;
but his ingenuity did not desert him' ana
therefore he ordered a hat, and SAID:
"G.ntlemen, you are dismissed for one
minute, when you will fall in on totheE
side OF the fence,
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THE C.rTr.L Cry or SIAw-Binckok.
with population half million. half Of
whom perhaps are Chinese. l. the capital
"t Il cuU.itly whe.c the snow never falls,
where the .ra-s i ever ycriani, where the
tree, are ever green, where the flowers
ever bloom. where the fruits eyer ripeu,
where the summer last. all the year; n
country without railroads, arria.r-road-,
or hr;dIe-path- whose houses are Without
cellars or clI:mnie-. whose inhabitants
wear neither shoes NOR hat. neither shirts
nor p-uts. hut "a single cln'h tied about the
waist and hanging down below the knee,
forms the o.c'y cOv-i.nL except a scarf
thrown over the shoulder. and l.a--iug
over oI- arm and under I'll" other. whose
. i.-ppi- u-- I-lther cHalrs nor tables. nci-
ther 1ofh, nor knives. u-itiIrr sheets nor
bed-gult- but Z, mat and pillow under
tn-I. aud their daily c"verin. and "a mus
quito net over them. j. all they REQUIRE for
sleeping They eat neither beef nor NUT
tp.. neither butter nor ciIee-e-but rico
constitutes their principal tood-whils
they make up for al! other Deficiencies of
e.,t.n:. toy q perpetual chewing Of be,el-
nut ami Cer.e, prepared with "A little lime
aub tublcco lh.. i Used both 10y men
anil women, and the i;;tlc TO. learn 10
smoke cigaga before they are weaned from
their mothers breast" TIE China !Ws-
s.... J. u-,s fp,gs u 7,
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G.fEsEy, ~. r..
FCiTCTI, PEySJCIsS AND sIEGFoN-


<yree Mi,g sj'rGrrd SThI, Nam SfT>r,,
OTTAWA, Ills
NY NH & weid r-esa'!,N cali te attention 0f those
tufrTiug from CtT'ui' B--a--.. particularly >cro
fus ss Eh-Im, EruI."ns of the Face
Sai Scaid Head. D'd Sores ara all diseases arising
from IL. PARTIES nf the Fiu-'i-
al-o. ibv;rrrtics. curVsvrr-s. and Diseases Of the
Spue. the Tvcj. Contracted Limbs. SIN
Joints, &c.
Gamer treated CI'ou entirely principle, and
With 4 snSCc>> heretofore un-uusI.i. Aps
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Mise FANNY NJ. EARL'S
E,SsSs EIs A'a'5N<: 6aESse 4 n " .

- HIS Iiir Which has been closed the last
! weeks sn scroGut of sickness, : rc-Dprued, n nd
NAV b.. visited dn'itg each day a. the week.
E.nu 10 T., IL 4 W. an" + = Ia ! T. "
Over ia, IeN V, 1 late v.iiinhic and interest
;r, notifications have i.en added to the Library.
sio,nwo,.a lie >P.cBssi
Mis- T. Is ~ "ii,,i agent Tor tie sale in this
r,y at i,,r,hr, ". ceiehra-, Homeopathic Specifies,
u for family row '"'d ih'' are s"h e,'her
will; pl;i. aud full instructions Scc"i'ane. rrch
,, CaN\Y ". EARL.
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Goysnxon MoRR,s, while the surgeons
were amputa,ing his leg, observed his SER
want standing by, weeping Tom, why
are you crying there?' said the Governor
1T is rank hypocrisy. You ought 70
laugh, as in future you viii have 1@' e@S
shoe to clean, instead Of two
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VOL. XX---NO. "a.
Siiraculous Water Cure.

correspondent from Nermilion fur
hlSh"s Us with the particulars OF miracle
winch he says occurred near that place u
short TIM" siuce. IL may bc true, Lut it
sounds IKE spiritual romance
4 little over four Years ago, black
smith living at Cherry Tree Corners, about
four ,nil'.s from N-imil.on was severely
kicked by n horse while shoeiny the AMI,
NAL Stree that time and until very re-
Gently the man had been unable TO walk a
step or leave his chair without assistance
About two months since the biac ksmith,
whose name is willard, had dream or
vision, directing him 10 he baptized 10y im-
mersion al time and place d, 5 gnated, il
he desired to be cured OF his nialady.-
Mr.. w stated the circumstance TO his ia
mily and neirhhors, declaring his deter
mination to strictly comply with the re.
qurements OF the vision. lie expressed
tho utmost confidence in his restoration
The affair cree, .-'i considerable excitement
III the neighbnrho,.d ii. a:d became the
principal topic of conversati;n Tor miles
around. Ga the appointed day. Ia" "a
Of the present n o ith, several hundr,;.
people gathered at point on Chanpell
Creek, where the ceremony war TO take
place. Mr. w. arrived punctual to the
hour and was taken from his cariIge on
the bank OF the stream. Two clcrgymen
were present, but both refused To otiiciste,
having no faith IN the so-calied vision Of
the ack-,nth Two acquaintanc.s OF
Mr. Willard expressed their willingness TO
assist III the solemn rite. and taking the
sick man III their arms they walked into
the water. lie was immersed after the
usual manner. and when he arose to his
feet he cried out in Il loud voice - Glory
t" God! told you so, ! told you it
would cure me- All that was required
WAS faith Xc. Mr. Willard then walked
unattended from the water. and received
the hearty congratulations of the multi
tude VINO crowded around him He -walk-
ed To hI, carri..-e with ease and elasticity.
and 10 all appearances his larnene-s has
entirely vanished --.Salt.shy RCyiS,,r
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New (; Tman Drug Store.

Dr." leave IN state to the pubc, /, AL aro1 nd 0t
.n" = that have removed my NEW GER Ia y
N"e =" ofcH - from Coidnbl> q. l. saiie opp
P"si'r ,i'e t"u't h"u>e wherc I continue to Keep
A" sei al Tie most rea>onabe prices. Ur y- and Me
dicnfs. Pat"nI .ie,icin->, Psrfuu-ri-. Sn.. Wi,..
ana t4u"r- Tor n'' dieai F'uid aud Can,ine e. Ci-
gars. Chewing Tobacco, snuH. Sc &c
Prs,cr ptieus vii DC put u. car.fu,,v .h..r ,a
promptly. + SCHNORK
marSI,tw> Ge,ran InosSncnrr
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Senate Douglas moved TO take up
the House resolution, providing for the
manner of expendins the balance OF the
appropriation for repairing works and
piers, in order to preserve the light houses
in Chicago. Passed
The priva'e calendar was taken up
Fortv-two private bills were passed, IN
cluding all the House bills. Adjourned
House-On motion of Mr.. Branch. re-
solution was adopted requesting the fresl-
dent to communicate any facts IN his pos
session touching the reported expulsion OF
American citizens from the city OF Mexi-
co, and the contiscation Of their property
by Miramon.
The House considered the private bills.
Nr Covode. from the select committee
of which he is chairman. made report.
quoting from the testimony, OF the pro-
cress made as to the examination Of Au-
eustus Schell. who, it appears, was con.
nscted with what is known a. the hotel
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s,,t .sssI >s.Sr shop.
AM prepared to manufacture to order Gents
ga N"r"cr". Ca aud Rip Boots. Also. Ladies'
- Kid. Goat. Gait and undressed Morocco lo"tce-,
alters and Buskn-.
Heel Gait,rs aud mad. ,i good style of good
OK.
Shop over ! NJ. Eiur'> Leather Store. Ottawa, Ill.
Eciairius neatly dote. All work warr.u'ed-
teb.s b. T.. TUCKER.
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A GREAT many persons drop tear at the
door of poverty, when they should rather
drop a sixpence a....
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young lady left Dundee for Alexandria, tn
visit relations, resident III that city. AS
the passengers We're landing at Aiexan-
dria. II richly attir.d Tnrll advanced to
look Il, the arrivals and seemed instantly
10 be struck with the charms of the dam
sci from, bonny Dundee He approach
Ell her AMI suddenly fun. a string of figs
about her neck. The capt,in Of the ship
came forward and Informed his bewildeycd
passenger that the Turk gift was a token
OF admiration and affection The matter
speedily beca.ne serious. Through the
medium of an interpreter. the Turk enter
ei into conversation with the captain. and
inquired the sum for which he would sell
the lady; he had nine wives already. he
sud: hut could he possess this new heau-
". she would l." the Queen and Light Of
his IiarcnI. The captain. for the SAX. of
"a Joke replied that her price was Go.opo
pia>tre> (abOut tjUo) The Turk gum
hlrd al this enormous demand; il was Just
d"uhic. ie said, what he paid for the most
HANDSOME Circa>sian. Georgian. or Mon
cr-liau, ever brought IL the. Alexandriue
market. The captain, however. stuck 10
his price; and 80 the parties separated
Eu: on the following morning, when the
captain was c>cortn- the lady L. The resi-
dcncc oi her relations, the Turk again
made hiS appearance. and throwing an"-
ther fiG necl>la around the lady neck,
intimatcd THAI he was prepared 1" give the
reo,,;site sum, Here was Il dilemma -
Eut the captain snon cleared himself
F,h - said he. you're too late: sold
her for a thousand p:astres more so you ve
Lot h.," III. same youny lady was mar
ried. the other day, in Dundee,-Peyth
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OTTAWA ,IAI,IsLI: YAi:D.

7 lie Undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
OF Geweh n Finley, where lac intends TO larry the
business nrceNt.nsive scale. lie has hand and
is always IN receipt g" the best quality Of American
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb stones
Monuments Mantles Furniture, &c. As he has
the best w"rk'nen III The western country. he feels
sured that h" can get up anything in s line in s,prr
style. together with low prices. he feels assured that
he will give s those who favor hin, with their s,,ptort
<stiSfrrIi"D.
~ II, Orders rot "A ds:anc. earnestly solicited and
prom, ly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
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MEN SrlND II NEW GOODS.

MISS ESkAsE MINER
Would call the ttctn Of the ladies' Of Ottawa 20 her
fine assortment "f Fan Millinery Goods. consisting pr
part Ronrvts. HI bDHs Flowers, Feathers. Head
RoIcl-- Lace. Wells Under aud every
thing comprising good stock of
f;,>i bJ. hiiiip"ry.
Having cured illc services 81 experienced
NiIin,r. directly from New York. she the L.
ii shat sh. show them choice assortment OF
Eoni,ts a can be found dry"k'rs.
Dress vsakiN.
In all its branches attended by Miss StCia'r. full
from t- well known establishment
q Madame D-uor.>t can be by calling at her
t're-s"-. EagIsus. CIoahs. KaSqu-s Stcqu---
ami Everything that It,- n.H-e with nearii-ss and
di.r,tch. II wing excellent goods and CLASS
j. con- o giving entire satisfaction to all
may her with their patronage aud she will
sell the very l0Uost cash prices. Bleaching and
pressing done.
y. Is. Rooms Main street, two doors east Of
Mansion N"iI...
oigaN.. - IL. lSJ9.
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Gersd I,T-J0P5r amt 4 iy-Otis~6,U S'''u St DttrH.
tWIIpltSAl.E AND EErAII.-i
fnrort-r of Drugs CI,ruicas, French C"gniac Erzn
dies. - ~ &c. sHgI>
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ELECTRO CHI M1cAL PATHS.
q. 50. VA< DDsSES.
EGl,.llSS ks.yy.icS:ss

2. 81. SA< pbS5Ns
EGI,.rlS6 fJy.icsssss.
(SJFc> ItSrJI~'~ St"r< s"I', lid" Court Ho's,
IAE. VAN noEfN. viii, h- i.aJh- ami M-''e're- IS
prerIr- d" all iorr- "i thr"u'c AMI C"nrti-
.utissj .r.ctuay draw uierrury out
ard ragicaily relieve the patient w'e
suffering SaliEs aud Msrcuri@ Sores, ef-c;inS
Also. III AL forms "f SCroiuia
Rhe unari.r. Neuralgia trys sp-las- salt Eheuin Scsd
Be.d, Deafrss and ringing III the ears. Cafarrh Bron-
chiti, Cons -uInpon in fr,f and second stages,
Liver Compliant i,v-peisiI Piles. frsy-i and Kidney
Affections, H-cHy-,i B"n-- Fever S,.res. White Swell
ing, Contracted Cords. :. d Joints &c &c Cancers
TuuIuTs slccessuily cured without the Of the
knit jsul4
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Dor FOR sIs.s.SI.
IL II:I;SNS.,

INTEIcr the -ec%rid Of Shu-r bui,inr. near
the Bank Of OTTAWA !.rs'enc-, Fast Main street
Of 20 aur.t2
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-. I : : q va Z : SsII q
EaI i-u.!.-s together for the practice
Sf eir Iuf.--fnu iiy i-i.ier their
tie .iiiz-i- "f OTTAWA ard vicinity
E.-An persons indebted 1" either of the und-r-
sig requested to call immediately and arrange
the
HIcr over Iunte-'. Drug Store. Ia Sale ST..
G fIhF:D NJ. Il.
jlniJ L. VI. McAEfiIUR, u. n.
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Rust il. t,uca.---New 'Thcorv.

The Wn;.rbago County Farmers Club
has been dIscu>>.n. the culture ot spring
wheat W.. tind the discussions reported
IA the Rockford E,y.sttr Nj : ; Rici.-
...i, ts.o- al rust IN wheat - follows:
ws.> always ia4giII wbcm VouuE that
tia, "a..-- at It's. in wheat WAS frequent
showers. with Il w.AiA i"t sun Ll.r a:
the a. Of tw-ntS-lir-e ! beam to eXa-
nlIut. tol ntv~,.i ,'.i have. - continued 10
do ever since. :.nd J b,ye come t. tie
conclusion ivu- slice that rust does not
Come bv frequent showers ana a tot sun
" hen l-...I> at 1t ia it, true light, tax
in. the catI-,-> and effects IuiO cUn>ioierl
ton. !, does not -""ln - me IlIat whici! i
C.!lcu.at, 10 Iouri-h and rson,ut. the
growth vi the straw Or wheat. should.
contrary to the laws O. nature. kill the
same. Now. we want To- throw all pr..ii-
dice a-i'i,- and look at it III it, truc li.i.t-
We generally find that the rust mike, it,
ali'~Aruucr about such i!I!..., and that il
: ia tins rNtr-,u- hot weather that We
have III III. tore part of July. Now. >ir.
1t II ram one i!our, either last or slow.
then let IL. >uu shine opt warm II
generally does at that season III tlIr veal.
ana - II 1iIay continue - do 'ur Il l.tif -
dozen tunes IN day alternately. and NJ
night What : the result "! V sir, the
rain hu. all rum Oh n" stalk down into
the roots To ,,-:.d forth nnurI>nmeIt % the
stalk NO rain adher.-s 10 the stalk, but
let tue ni-!ii le waim and c!r~,. there. III
hr Il n-ayv ,l-w. and this dew j. called a
h"IIcy dew: L sticks :" J!It. stalk or leaf
Wherever IL falls. and hot sun the fol
lowing mura.ny dries 1t "u the stalk, or
l-at. which proves Io D. II deadly poison To
what ~: ..,t~ Now. sir. ...t u ain the
following morning after the dew and there
will h- no rust 10 hurt the wheat And
now ! would -aa: t. ali farmers Who may
chance Ia read thi- article. - examine ioI
Themselves ! have never knUwn this
Kind Of d,w u fan except in the extreme
hot weather in ,he nlnIIi. T.! July. aud
have known VIII lat entirely destroyed by
rust when there had been no rain 10 cause
the rust, and a.ain l haze known there To
ue uo rus, on t.!c grain when IL has been
very snoweiy, and thus cannot agree
with mary who attribute. the cause of rust
on our grain 10 frequent showers and "a
warm sun.
The same preventive for cl,iutz bug Is
a!su good tor rust Sow early.
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LOOK HE2E!

Something New iH IIse Harness Line
~ II tsc ibr has made Z" receive
l. CONSTANT su,py q; genuine OAK TANNED Harness
Leather. nd viii ,ttrr kiHo.
An assortment of .'rk, from "a han strap to full
n",h''d coach aIE.s> coiissitly Lc!t on a nd
q made q rider.
Repairing dome up good and cheap.
Carriage Trimming doue tie latest STYLES and at
low prIcc>.
Also "a il.r Trunks and TaIises ALWAYS
hand.
Shop at The Old stand. south Of Main aud
Coun.b streets }. q STONE,
Ottawa, +, bruafy Is, 1870. Late Stone Els.
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UTuE undersigned 0fT-Is t,r sale one hundred thou
u sand feet OF Lumber. which a., vii, sell at curren
prices '"r cash, in .xch,nrc ~ corn.
f.biS-3n Il. l.. O'HEILLY. Ct!a,ca .Aesnu>.
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Srhu,1's Custom Mills

.S,ufh- W.st To.Ber Of the H1.'rraiic Btsi,,
A ~ in plei. and perfect order Tor grinding
n Wheat Cnru. ald EucAwlI.at, i'll satisfactory
manner and with despatch.
FLOUR. MEAL, AND FEED.
Constantly an.i. each. .sS-Go"d- deli.
,rre i. ciry a!l IN Saa,, Ottawa free Of ci
uovi2-iy \. fLENtSi'.
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Dr. risErE :, >s,o. WILL,
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ihgsi.iFS 'sU" 81 geo" -'ht'"". NJnot'
II sIng permanent i,-r'! IN ilIi- cItS- lac viii he
Ple vd h'- attention /" Those "L" a! desire '
pref s..on.l s-rvice--
q, .Ce : q. H,LEFB7' r new iaiing, corner % La
Sal :,d N:,ii>cu srr.tt- iuu25
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Carri,r ore Hcpairing shan.

IL braueh-. of Caring: aud Wagon Ies ,iring viii
N . done !, despatch and ia the t-st IN ninner al
,y'> Carriage shop tJgsic> order, from 4.
:" ff.'. aud " ,rrart-d in every respect.
s'"pon the first north OF the Geiz-r iionse
LA saii- st. ioc5I JIG. GAY. agent.
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make purcl,s--sin in =ry par
desirable goods and low !
he nn- of = i-sr Judge. q
Into New York. from this
,h- has fnli c"nlf-u". To
Rooms corne of Main IL
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