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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-06
I7ISTAR:s COUGIi LOZlNGEs: Swan

FANCY GOODS.-We offer our s.rge stock at
l. very reduced prices, for cash. q embraces, in
part, beautiful variety of Fancy China and other
MaItel Vases, Parian Ware, Match Boxes &c :
Motto Cups and Saucers; Fancy China Articles in
great variety; Elegant Cologne Bottles; Fancy
Mugs; Rich PAPER Machie Desks and Work Boxes
Fancy China, Tea aud Toilet sets. We cordially
invite our friends and the public generally To ca &
and examine. We have also many desirable arti-
cles FOR presents for gentlemen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

! notice a communication in 3 late num-
Der OF the Scientific American. ii which
the writer .ive- = description OF IL" man
uer in which he built an ice house with 4
,lre-erviu:: chamber. in l>j6. in orie. T.
make tIi- chamber, i, Is absolutely nccos-
s.,ry that the earth should be banked W
several feet against the side oi tie house.
In It's construction, lie took advantage o.
"A convenient and desCcEiiug spot, sunk
a pit fifteen by eighteen feet, and from
four TO Eve feet deep, walled It up TO the
height Of nine feet banked the earth up
II tie top of the wall all around, EXCEPT
space t,or the doorway; " on the wall Was
lut s frame SIX feet high, winch ciYc>
high inside from the bottom 70 the dome
oi the roof, OF ever twenty ..et Heavy
sill are put in the bottom, except IN 4
space Of icay feet square. reserved for the
preserving chamber Upon t..e s.li> va,
put floor Of two inch oak plank, and ON
Top Of this floor OF one inch p.I,c. j. n
ed ciosely-I'lc nJor has q descent of two
inches towards the preserving chamber.
Aan inside flame was put in, lined on the
inside. which left space OF >iN inches be-
tween the lining and the wall, to be filled
with sawdust; whish material also fills
the double partition between the ice aud
put in four inches deep, for the coniple
ton of TIE preserving chamber, and then
paved with medium burned bricks The
The hoor was made level, and care was
had that 1t should be very tight, so that
the spare ice water would be conducted
10 and regularly distributed on the bricks.
This the writer says, keeps them sufficient
~ COO. 10 preserve milk, during the hot
test season, for from 81 to - hours, per-
fectly sweet and butter very hard There
should be free ventilation above the ice to
the root to carry of any vapors which
might arise from the RI TX Vegetables
OF the previous year were thus kept good
during the succeeding summer Although
this seems a very cheap luxury, ana no
doubt whoever ventures this KIND ot econ
omy and does likewise, will soon come to
regard it as quite necessary No patent
is obtained upon i, and it is to he had Tor
the making as is also the ice for the cart
ing such cheap articles for The preser-
walton of the fruits OF one labor and ex-
pense after being produced, seem very de
s;rab!e for economy if nothing more, and
concur with a jealous spirit of farm i'm
,rovement-Cor CI Homestead
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Victor ,:aaru. b alexander Dumas.

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EeNoiutious of Opinion.

Ihe Albany Argus tells us that Ionr
Gay used to say that there. was NOTHING ;
wonderful as the foryetfulne.s Of Ia
American public. and, thsreupou. proceed
10 produce instances Of the fidelity of tn
remark to the truth Of our political history
Twenty years ago It was the fashion T.
sympatEIse with Indians, "a il is now YitI
the negroes That was mainly the c,-e il
the Eastern States, whore there wa. IA
more land to be- take. from til. Indians
but a. there was great deal OF tI.eir iah'
- be taken by the Northwest as we'll "a
the South. tn. form o; philanthropy wa
postponed in those sections
1t is less than thirty years ago .rce Mr
seward made his entry into public life up
on tie excitement OF Ant!-Ma-onry. II.
Proclaimed IN the Seuat. Of New York
that le expected 10 leave this, hi, poiitic..
creed, to h:s children as LEGACY vi IA;
i there IF AGi; Masonry left? The rcac-
tion against It has been so great that our
Who'll social fabric i. hoaey-coinbed wi.h
secret societies
Six years ago Mr.. Seward was reelected
10 lhe nlteG States Senate by aid Oi the
temperance excitement, Into which his
whole party rushed peiiIae!l, carry inC the
hovelnor and the Legislature upon the il
sue of the Iiaine I-aw. Where !, political
temperance? Tan General Carey tell =
The reaction against il has re-iOrsd th.
social custom OF drinking and made the
selling of intoxicating drinks IS couIaon
As the selling O, tea and coffee.
y hat has become q: the excitement III
favor Of I. Bank OF the l uited S;a;,> a. d
regulator Of exchanges aad State ,ulren-
eie>E The opinion has reccnie universal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

TIE PEIo.u,uC OF p!ts-A writer in
the Commc--,gi 4 ftc,'ssr ,ii>courses beauti-
fully about pc. IL, .uy- the New York
restaurants Ell, on 49, aN.rsEe, Eity-three
thousand one hTr.il.d AID twenty-five
and half .guaIe feet Of pies daily; and
yerT few even of th'-c Who contribute to
this result, have any definite idea of tho
Inatc.iaIs used in the composition OF that
which they eat. A. il IA. formation Of
society. so OF p;es--it Is that which lies be-
tween the per and lower crust that
gives the distinguishing character and
name. Pes mad. nom lemons, pine-ap-
pies. pio-rlaut, cu.tarl. aud tomatoes, may
te con-:aer-,: - the crap" aud canister of
The pa>try-trade-ti heavy shot are
mince, apple" aui pumpkin. Green tona-
toes chr.i,d up fine, .ugsr.d, hayo!cd
viii. lemon ~. La.,5i into pies, which Il
great many absent minded persons pur-
chase and eat. Mince pie the writer re-
gard, a. III, yi,ious always apple doubt
ful. aoI h. concludes. doubtless all pies
are vanities But If there is a vanity tia,
more t,au al Others j, attractive fssclna-
t.ar nd ab-o!biug in - nature, it is that
v?nity /. own pun PIX n-pie.''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

HoGEE i. laroA FATHER PIT OFT OF A
PrIpr--A kichmon'!. Va, c"rIs.rondent
of the New York T,,i..s saw:
Ga sunday l.~,. th. E.,. Dr. Pryor. IA
th"r %! III. liD. 4. \ Pryor, attempted to
ro.ch a di-uuion sermon In the High
street Pry>byt.rian Church, where he il
the officiating pastor A'tcr I,coursins at
some length. -Ntol!ing South Carolina and
coInmending her acton IA. was interrupt
ed ty one Of the prominent memters who
rose iu li- eat aad daci'r'''i such senti-
mcut, to b., tres-On. The reverend gen.
t,.nau not d,-,stin., several members left
me church. and one, more daring than tho
rest. entered the pnlpit and requested Dr.
PRYOR 10 discontinue. ms sermon, and leave
the building, which the pastor did, amid
much excitement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

>NtE----'r Kennedy r-e-"ut.l * !Ie-
ao..-i ui the c.Jii-u, ci Washington ia.
!.Iasng ior the adoption o. lie C...lyuLcn
resolution
III E...s- pg-s'H,et ..;leu memorials
iron! ."y c.l-hrn~ % !euu-y!ssnia .oE iHe
adoption OF the ''.t'rauen resolutions
Inc t.it;e.den resolutions were taken
/ up ana 10 fpcA"o l.i. Monday
li!'"'S S''Is "''e considered
- :. '',, "a 'i''A'i-->S,. " joint fe'".e !oa
f~a'..'t'y '.'.i'= d.. States "i i-'e Mon
- No. ''' '.'..~ - e'-''-- No. -
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~ o.. ''e pit"t' 'es %. justice ''i''' - al!
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to :. PERSONA yNp-aH"'.'h- s'!d II 9if
. AoiIau resolution, heretofore "dol'td'
had SIMPLY e""oIa"d the eoHnIct "i Mayor
Anderson, he wouid fave VoteG icr H. tut
he coU.d not the receive the permission 4
his ul.I!t 10 vote Tor tIc remainder -! the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

THURsDAy Jan. II.
Mr. Hunter called up the deficiency bill.
The bill was passed
At o clock the Pacific Railroad bill

THURSDAY, Jan. IL.
Mr. Hunter called up the deficiency bill
The bill WAS passed
At o'clock the Pacific Railroad bill
/ was taken up.
Mr.. Lane said the principal object was
TO get a branch to Portland
! Mr. benjamin said if the Uuited States
pays for building that portion which
would benefit California, other States had
right 10 similar demand.
Mr. Douglas-The bill is not a measure
to make Il road: it is contract for trans
porta,ion, not construction.
On motion Of Mr.. Biglcr, the Senate
went into executive session.
Mr. Clemens, of Va, presented memo
rial signed by $500 persons in the Congress
slonai district-the counties OF Ohio, Han
cock, Brooke, Wetzel and Tyler, in favor
OF an adjustment OF The slavery question
in the Union.
Dir. Webster, OF Nd, presented Il memo
rial from some Of his constituents in favor
of the Crittenden plan OF adjustment. He
believed that the signerS OF the memorlci
represented the wishes Of the people ofall
parts Of his Congressional District, Laid
on the table and ordered printed.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the state of the Union,
and took up the Army bill.
Mr. Thomas, Of Tenn, said Jfcoercion
is attempted every southern state will
make common cause as band Of brothers.
The Southern people cannot be conquered
Mr S!ciiles said il was now 100 late 10
discuss the right OF secession. IL must be
looked upon Is fixed fact We should
aTo.d by all means the employment OF CO.
cgclOn and the adoption Of an. policy of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

yEElIE su-. would i..fr~r tie public HAT he Is
now ruitlj. g. above y re-. aHd : prepared to 10
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT W0GK
II the b,-t possible manner, a the Mil has been
tl.rorasEy Repaired and Is ia first rate order Good
ard attentive Mixers are employed, and VII bc
SANITY "B hand tn wait upon customers Farmers and
oihers VII. i.d IL "a sl-r advantage to give cal be
for, going
NE-C.drrs !or Flour Fee'i can he left Al the City
Market ~ st tire MIL and IL he promptly "terd"i To-.
,.tlot OF e., 1860 J. WOOD
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spNSY'Syg VIEWS khE!HOT.
unAJsS MOORE

IMPORTER aud manufacturer ot Increase twist RI
a. and Shot Guns, OF every ccscriptlon Telescope
and p tent Nrzze gfes Revolving Breech Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide Starter for hunting and large as
soEtment OF Rev divers Colts EeAis Mahattrn's, Blunt
Syms'. Allen & Thurber's Gentlemen will find at my
shop thing in my line and warrant to give salts
faction to ali that favor with their patronage.
invite the cid friends Of II. L. BRrSEFR to
call he Is uy agent Customers will always find him
ri his post My shop is Main Street, the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, shot, Wads and Caps. Guns let by the day,
yun1S rHONASsRSORE.
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TAI 'tH.--. OK D7rv.-r.--'Fha vel house
az Carr hr.o'. Castle. iu tie lie Of Wirht.
IS q o'.e-t G. Interest 10 al vis.tors 4
donkey = there 4eel without aur bride
@ otncr laf.s-9 cl., st4Ldu- close II the
Wal behind De .alc. wooden wheel. As
til" man IL tendance -av=. Come sir,
>Ao" li.,. .-l.,> aud gentlemen what YOU
can -. to- IL. ~ -...igr. cheeffuily in
tu H." li;,f,.i. e.. t. ,....i. which i broad
sui n-i.. " a;,t i..u..i,d in tie inside
e.ih -;oi-, l9'm-i nth projecting pieces
e.. NO.. D., i,., ua. IT,. hollow I-a.t VI the
= 80. i,:r., ':'..; -i.cl;--.l L. admit O. the
...,.-r. ic-~,,;. too. 3. u: .rokss. 1t
/. .'i '',::Is vS...-,..- a.. he step. Of the
wheel somewhat =. 'ri-,re.s do On tho
~h-.t .. the tie ,i.n,i lh. man las 10
whip, and SAYS n",i,iu:. Il the donkey as
lie pu:sa", - course. t.ut a. the well is
more than t;.y,, hundred feet deep it
taxes -s,"c time - DIV Up the water,
WM.c.. ! A,I. Geue - ..n..Hel labor. Ono
ass AA- been known g. '.fiY. N this ser
vice II t,r.-ir,u., l.I fit YEAR, another
tDT forty. t:l.gi t.T jI.I.iy. lad a fourth
t.-d .iisr:-.,! it fag l,u year. ~ the time
81 trc Nr.ts.- lat y.s.t. Tie dates are
ma "ed ds"n i.,.,:. -. q 9oT Of iEe well
house. hc donkey r.s continuing his
labor and l4>liI. t1~ .',i- The well when
the que Ton -. .,a.,i, N Ia, Is he look
M At: lie = iuo lius ior The bucket
s..!d TIE mai, sIJ, ia fact. =. soon n the
bucket a pearei. t..r donkey stopped, and
very deliberately A.. .,ad out of the wheel
to tUe place al which he stood at our en-
,,1uce, knoRius full We, that be had done
what ~. desire.
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to receive the proceedings of public nee
ings when the majority of The Senat
agreed, but to reject them when ;hey We.
in minority. Adjourned.
Cheering Si~us--~Tie Opposition ir ii
Free states speaking.
1t is perfectly evident now to every ma
having eyes TO see and ears to hear with
that the only bar 10 settlement Of on
difficulties is the stubbornnes, Of lead;n:
Republicans A settlement now wo4,,
prevent the secession OF any more States
"a settlement four weeks 20 would have
prevented the secession o; most of ,nO-.
which have gone out. 4 settlement then
would have paciticd the country and pre-
served the Union, and a settlement now
would do the same thing Terms Of se,
tlcment have been drawn out IN yariCu-
vel! known propo-ltions-ai. ol them in
most essential feature. agreeing H!th each
other; and those terms have been a--ef4teol
10 as eXpcd.cnt aud even .ia>t ~ seFera.
influential RepuJlicana apetkiag 0s tadrr
G4IlS. But when. on several Gccs-lCE4S. IN
both the Senate and House. attempts have
been made to get a hearing FOR those
terms, objections have been made, always
by Republicans. Thus q week ago, in the
House, Mr. E;herid-c offered the resolu-
tons agreed on by the border States, but
the House refused (twothirdS being ro-
qulred) TO consider Them. Ana with The
exception Of one OF t"O Nscss,ig..ts,s, all tie
opposition came from the Republicans. 1t
il the Republicans, when called on ior =
is!r and square vote in favor 81 coHc!i..-
t!on. who refuse 10 hear, OK at least TO cou-
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CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store !!
r THOMPSON.

No. ] Vassa-Es BJrk Hain Street, CHgtco,
Z : in receipt OF = tine assort.acu; Doo;s, Shoes
Z E.:bbyrs &c.
Also. Hats aud Caps, and Gents Beck Aiitts and
Goyes all o tie best manufacture. and cheap for cash.
Call aud rx9uI.g \. PRESCOTT, AGeRt.
oc23 40. IIoss,fck's Blori, R,tjR -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

A GAsrULous fop, who had annoyed, by
his frivolous rcmaI ks, his partner in the
ballroom, among other empty things ask
ed whether she bad ever had her ears
,ierced?' "No." was the reply; but
have often had them iorld'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

to receive the proceedings OF public meet
ings when the majority OF The Senate
agreed. but to reject them when ihey We're
in a minority. Adjourned.
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: II 7 u {.
GHrVEE; = CUcE,

4 J,.'setj> ,tfiJ Cy,I-s. ss. n iTcf't.'1sr Ills.
Or in Glover ! Cooa's brick block Of tie couF
issus. u, stairs. F-ti
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BUSINESS CARDS.
L L NJ 3 e Il
GEO. EsEiSTOf,.
DSa,eTip L1s6it I!s2 st. Siiect I2ridJe, Otsa7cd.
Cash paid for all kinds ofproiuce.


HAVE rus: sold my Interest in the Book and Sta
tiDneTy business, and purchased the stock of Luu-
Der now ia H"rHETsS & TARBLE's yuri, at their Ware
house. ana leased the ground FOR a of years
pcctlEg TO coHne myself entirely the lumber trade.
nave large stock of al qualities NOW the way, aud
VII arrive in few days, which afa goi1- to sell
chedp'r nan tie cbeti's'f When say cheaper than
the cheapest. II is pHT advertisements st
"hati say. II my friends and farmer patrons viii give
me call they viii need lOpk farther TO sat; FeHl
selves in prices AMI qualities.
u
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Esucisa Vsss;s KI0rsss Gard MS.

= .
4, tie rsi5fare of ~ II. y. tre+naan, East Orfasra
,,ways for sale large supply OF perIetua! Roses and
Il other kinds of Stra"herrS To-
mao Rbbarb Cahi,a -c rl1ns &C., 6c., in .hei sea
op ,rd y.r.:aI les OF ali kinds. jUu1+
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a i r..
VIE Undersigned has commenced Breuiny suDerior
4 article % CREAM ALE. and hopes To receive the
public patronage. he i determined to nothing ia
it. manufacture bat the verv best Malt and Hops
Orders le!t at t- BTewe the r. Godfrey,
at j. Ciancey Co.'S, shall be promptly attended
Brewery on Ottawa Avenue, west Of the Ravne.
Ottawa. Nov ., I56c. r. L. O'EEILLY.
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Fsg the Free Tradei
Geological raper--No.
A CATALOGUE oF FOSSIL ANNALS.


in almost every part Of the world. be-
heath tie soil, are found deposits Of sand,
Clay, gravel, and limestone. These consti
'Nte what are caiiul The Tertiary strata.
ana were formed il 81 period Immediately
"h'e1eu"ht t. ouI OWE: icr we are going
through what may be termed aeclocical
ctv.'', snd ages hence. when The nr-sent
f.ce OF mankind hsH" Ia...i away: when
cites, 10" n7 aud village i:ay. cT,l,ubled
:" rum when the eNl-tirS cgdscs of ami
'ui'I' Al.i pant have Disappeared. and al
h'.l. btcp'.i- l'!'i.t...a nlth Il vast tl.
then "Ai>'!'!- rac.- al nan Kind VII! disco
v"9 what il th. fLy.ic... condition OF the
present :iom III. remains which they i'll
iihd iu.s!li..,i Il; Tie earth, the same IS we
determine ~h.t la. been the pi vsicai his
tJiy "f tic pat from the organic relies trs
hHt IL tAc cath !, j. il. these :ertial,
formations, that tb, bv.es Of those AM
mti-, q which I w.-h to speak, are en-
toinbed Those Of th. elephant are most
numerous, and are !"aud in great abun-
dance III various parts Of the world In
hdssa tl4ey occur H. 80 great numbers in
The low Lands and gravel tracts, thai they
are sought 81 aid collected a. AN article OF
tfai:ic, ooMe 81 ,i..m ara n.ileralized,
Tut tAe src.:of pant eiill retain the white
e,o'-t appearance The animals to which
they t~!.'.-.; .e:e i:.t.ciI larger than the
tNo eH:-t.i..s -.''... o. th. present day
Dr. IIeS!Gs -lvcs description Of one
found e'iti!e on clii Of gravel on tho
BANK OF the r.y.r Lena i was twelve
fret h'-,.!, aIiG -.At"cn ic..: long: the tusks
WEI" ia4ii.s to.-: Long !: VA covered with L
hairy coat; ct = "iS!, 30 pounds wera "a
th"..d, and IL. =, =. aaA % we'll preserved
,iiat dog std Hu.,~- a;e;:. The skeleton
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I1ern1df. Off ---farr t-.'-... ..- '..- ST. g.s-..
,WttUIES&l.E A%D LlTsIT-l
Importer % Brs-- Chemicals. French a. EHlac .'-n-
dies. Wine, &c., v--r
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ELECTRO CEL1II al BATHS.
Z. v.yit D0GsEN.

.f'8F's'- = ~ Ea-"l-
tJfT's n trrs> Si-.H. tst#f s's f"fr' Ni'Sf-
HE.YAN DORM. wsJt III i't-a~ and NJ. e~- IS
t--rt--f O. y.r.s "a 3 ..r.as 90. tlr'l' alt C-.t
D~et=-s- I5- -,tl.tsS t-r-S Dsft-'E "-t
Of the -y~-eI, a-. -F--'t t r-.--' ig ii.i-t wien
suffering .svul .- ..-tf.- 80 ..-. .-. ii.-
:: pe-uiisi-rr ~-;~. Also in a' "rf-s .. sErr'H.f.
Rhe u;l.rlsu &.s-. I-gy- 5---- sf.t ae'. -l.'.
.chTtis a<tIl Ccss-lH .l ID first aE --'0a 81 g.
Liver Complaint UF-fePsit Pie, Gravel rH. Kidney
Affections p-utrrI J-l.S- FaFer Se-v-- " -" --..-
ing Cnutl4r.-i Cords . C ,luiats. Sc. 49, Ct,.s"s
and Tuniors successfully cured without t.v 4-- ,f re
-. f..lf
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EEGTE TTTfT.G

Couztsutlv ~ hand, r',erp f7r cash E5,i,ats deli
vcreI ia t;!c c..y at~ in solth Ot4EA f@ - n fg.
i,i y FLEMING.
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Nr. Ioy,ioy, Of Illinois. uttered the i"I-
lowiuc remarks in the Republican caucus
Saturday last.
There never was more causeiess Re
volt since iuciFer led his cohorts oi apes
tate anael- against the throne Of God; but
! meyer heard that the mighty proposed
70 compromise the matter by allowing the
rebels TO kndle the fires OF hell south- Of
the celestial meridian of thirty six thirty
The theology OF Lovejoy Is equal 10 hi.
LOGIC and both to his sense OF Irorricty
and moderation. God did, hy the creation
OF Man, when He
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CUSTOM MILL s,

Sol.-- E!t~f tr.l-7,-f. 81 The Uyjru"i;c Z sin,
EE now .u fi,rlr and perfect order for climbing
a Wheat, Corn, and EIc-uhcal IN i salts Gctory
r-..- nov ;si.d zi.iF f-s.s.t.l.
WINTER WHEAT F.nJR
SPRING WHEAT FLOUR,
RYE FLOUR.
EJCKWIiEAT FLOUR,
CO.N NEAL,
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Eil SiNESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

ESE =. u. gfst:s:s.EEs.
HE undersigned would pecIiuy inform the nIa-
4, btants OF Ottawa AID vicinity that he Is now
prenared TO furnish tie choicest variety a! Crackers,
such rs Blter Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster hherneha,
Il, d Water B:scgit. Also Bread Cakes, Brown EreHd
Pies &c &c. ia good variety. Confectionery, Of the
choicest selection. constantly hand. Al kinds OF
Fancy and Wra.lirr Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expense i'll
fitting up wagon for the convenience and accommodate
ton o his and the public generally, are now
able furnish anything IN thc.r line 10 those WHO de
sire Those wishing th. Sew York Wagon call daily
viii please send their orders the y. J. Bakery or to
the Post Office.
- Remember the place, in Edwards Block. few
oor west OF H. Thompson store, Main Street. Send IN
your orders and they will receive prompt attention
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Binding Nature fast in fate,
Left free Tie human Will,

Bln"Inf Noture fist n ate,
Left free he human will,
arrange that compromise between good
and IL, that has left TO his creatures to
choose, by their acts on earth. their hell
or heaven hereafter The whole Divine
revelation represents God as compromising
with Man.-ABony Atlas
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LOOK E~lE e

Something |cW in tisr g7i,rnrs> Zinc!
y5IuE subscriber has made arrangements 70 receive
constant supply ~ genuine OAK TANNED Harness
leather and vii no 0ttss' Lfad.
An assortment Of work from hame strap 70 fall
silver mounted coach harness, constantly kept on l-nd
or made 10 order.
Ee.aifine done up good and cheap.
C,rri,re Tri,amng done ia TIE latest Styles ana q;
low prices.
Also fall assortment Of Trunks and |aiises always
hand.
Shop the oil stand, southeast corner Of Main and
Column street, siONt,
Ottawa, February IS 1860 Late sioHe Eels
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g. W. W. EE-gs =.

TEACHER Of Tocdi Gad Ia,fr"m@pfa2 Music dpd TIE
GcgEaGu f"u0V0Ur.
Office in Post Oifce Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing GI.ce.
DENHAED'S OTApEIILF BAND IS readyt TO furnish
superior Balls. Parties Concerts, &c
biz terms. good caller l. connected with the
Band.
snpiy DenIarJs Office. opposite the Free Trader
Office at Ills residence. opposite The Madison Street
School House, above the Meat Market. dec22