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and the people under the Constitution than
that expressed in the Inaugural Address.
He desires to preserve the Government,
that 1t may be administered for ali as it
was administered by those who made it
Loyal citizens everywhere have the right to
claim this of their Government The
Government has not the right to withhold
or neglect it, and it is not perceived in civ
ing it that there is any coercion, anv con-
quest, or any subjugation, in any Just
sense of these terms. The Constitution
provided, and all The States accepted its
provision, that the United States shall guar
antse to every State in this Union Re-
publican form of government; but if
State may lawfully 60 out of the Union,
having done so it may also discard the re-
publican fern Of government SO that to
prevent It's going out is an indispensable
means to obtaining the guarantee mention
ed. When an end is lawful and obligato-
ry, the indispensable means 10 attain it are
also lawful end obligatory. 1t was with
the deepest regret that the Executive as
sumed the duty Of employing the war
power in defence Of the Government
Forced upon him, be could but perform
this duty or surrender the existence Of the
Government. No compromise by public
servants could IN this be cure-uot that
compromises are not often proper, but that
no popular Government can long survive a
marked precedent that those who carry
an election can only save the Government
By giving up the main point upon which
the people gave the election. The people
themselves and not their servants, can
safely reverse their own deliberate decis-
ion. Asa private citizen the Executive cod
could not have consented these institutions
shall perish, much less could be, in betrayal
Of so vast aad so sacred trust as these
free people had confded to him. He felt
that he had no moral right to shrink or
even count the chances OF his own lite IN
what may follow. In full view of this
great responsibility he has so far done what
he has deemed his duty. VIII you not,
according to your own judgment perform
yours? He sincerely hopes that your
views and actions may so accord with his
as to assure all faithful citizens who have
been disturbed of their rights, Of certain
and speedy restoration to them under the
Constitution and laws. And having in
this chosen our course without guilt and
with pure purpose, let Us renew our
trust in God and g. forward without fear
and with manly hearts.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
july 4th. 1861
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12

AN INCIDENT OF 1812.-In a speech de-
Iivered at Newark. Judge Conrad, in an-
swer to charge of cowardice made against
General Scott. produced document which
was sworn to a few years since, as part OF
the evidence Of soldier at Lundy's Lane
who stated in bis affidavit that General
Scott. after he was wounded, rode to
where the soldier was stationed, ''his neck,
breast and arms in a gore Of blood, which
ran down his legs, and tricklsd from his
boots upon the ground, " and said to the
commander Of the line: i am wounded
and very weak I wait one Of your young
men to get up behind me and bold me on
nay horse" a young man threw down
his musket, and at one spring leaped upon
the horse, and they swiftly galloPed away
to the main body Of the army. The ex-
element produced by reading the doeu-
meDt was tremendous Hundreds rose on
their feet aud gave most vehement cheers,
| 50 that it was some minutes before the
speaker could proceed Etiea Telegraph,
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Milwaukee, w atert'n

AND B. T. RAIL ROAD.
VNTIL further notice, Passenger trains will leave
u Watertown for Milwaukee at A NJ, connecting
with trains of Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad for
Chicago and all points East,
Fare Always as Low 5 by any other Line.
Trains leave Milwaukee for Watertown at $3.50 P NJ
en- arrival of trains from Chicago Leave NatertoWn
for sun Prairie and Columbus st T:15 p NJ
$. 8. MERRILL, Supt.
Ysb ' 1861 36tf
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12
July 4th, 1861.

DEAD BARK ON FRUIT TREEs.-In most
instances Of bark dying on the tree, it COM
mences on the southwest side, or where
the sun strikes in the hottest part Of the
day. and the trees most exposed on that
side are the most affected, while those
having limbs shading the trunks. or lean
ing that way, or sheltered by timber, are
the most thrifty. It Is said that the great
point in raising fruit on the prairies is to
have the trees branch out near the ground
saw within three or four feet. VIII not
that be lesson to US? We have had to
change our rules in regard TO planting and
sowing, from what cur fathers did before US,
and will it not be best to at least try a
change in pruning? Our climate has altered,
if we can believe the records and state
ments o others, and ], for one, believe in
change, if We can improve by it. Nature
shows US that trees growing IN the open
fields, exposed to the sun, need branches
near the ground, while ia the thick groves
they do not. My remedy is this let them
branch out near tbs ground, and if they are
not perfectly straight, lean them to, not
from the sun plant them on the north side
of hill or timber land, rather than the
south keep the ground loose and light
around the roots manure with muck or
old leaves. Ga little lime won't hTrt any
thing y keep the top pruned out, so as not
to have it too thick, and [ think is viii
cling, and you will have delicious fruit to
pay you for your trouble, and handsome
foliage viii decorate your trees, instead
of rough bark, dead limbs, and knurly
fruit. A Young Farmer, Portage county,
May 90, 1S61.-Ohio Farmer.
THE ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND.-The
London correspondent of the New York
Evening Post writes thus in regard to
Queen Victoria and her family:
The Queen and Court have been in town
for several days past, and London is IN the
height Of her festive season. Next week,
the 18th, her majesty holds drawing
room, being her first appearance before
tho public since the death of the Dutchess
of Kent. THAI sad event has been a mis-
fortune in way little anticipated by TIE
friends of the Queen. should hesitate to
repaat the stories current in society and at
the clubs respecting ths strange conduct
| Of the Queen since the calamity above re-
/ ferred to, many Of which no doubt are un-
true or exaggeration; but [ may say with
propriety, that beyond any question, this
noble woman's senses received a shock
which may result fatally, and many sad
hearts look forward to the 18th with fore
boding and anxiety. 1t IS the curse Of
English royalty that they must marry out
side Great Britain. and into Protestant
families only Unfortunately, Protestant
ism is not the religion Of kings, and he
conjugal bouquet is not large one to Sc
Iecs from. Whatever may be said CT the
unhappy position Of the Princess Frederick
William it is quito certain the match be-
tween young Louis Of Hesse and the Prin-
cess Alice, is genuine love affair, and
made by the desire of both the young peo-
/ pie most concerned.
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Howard Association,
PHIL HIA,

BeasrOleHt Institution established By special EHdol0
sssRt, for the rsiJ Of tie Sick and distressed, G
TfictsE s5ith FtTlsRt and Epidemic DiSsaess and
uscGy for the Care OF Diseases Qftbs eruaI Organs
"EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
@EA Surgeon, all who apply by letter, with des-
cription their condition. Gage, occupation habits OF
Iife &e3 in cases of extreme poverty, Medicines
furnished free Of CHARGE
VALUABLE REPORTS Spermatorrhoeas and
stker Diseases she Sexual Organs, and on the Ssw
REMEDIES employed IN the Dispensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Two three stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address. DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToN, Acting
Surgeon. Howard ASSOCIATION, Fo- ?, South Ninth
Street PhiIadelphia. Pa By order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President,
GEO FATRCHILD, SECRETARY. ln40y1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12
NEW
VINEGAR FACTORY.

I'd street opposite the Post once, WateTtoirn, HTs)
The undersigned hss established here new vine-
gar factory WsIl acquainted with the newest process
81 this branch of technical chemistry. sell the
oet and cheapest article that offered 20 the
Puohc Orders respectfully solicited and punetually
~etSUueo To- 1:51mS f. PUEfZ.
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Presidents Message.

Felloo citizens Of the Senate and House Of Repre-
SeatGtineS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-23
Mlisrell
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

FfIs Institution, situated on the OF Main and
Counabus streets, organized in 1858, I'M
"a. mes, favorable auspices, numbering over hun
urea s'uaeh's For this unusually large patronage
are most grateful and feel willing pledge utmost
energies TO SATISFY the confidence thus ,aced in u.s.
Inc course OF instruction In this Institution is tho
rough and PRACTICAL embracing full course Of study
preparatory to every branch OF business ife and -
admission to any of the classes in college
The commercial course includes single md douhe en-
try book keeping, applied stock and partnershin
books in Wholesale and retail merchandising and EN-
braces compound company commission, steamboatipy
baking, commercial calculations, penmanxiip and
much other useful information usually taught in nur
hes tccmmercal colleges.
Tie student graduating from this department will be
well qualified for the practical duties OF the counting
room
term of the third year Will commence on the hrst
tuesday III 'aHT II,NssTRUCTORs:
ISAAC STONE, JR., A. NJ,
Principal in the Ancient Languages and
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, and Instructor in
Book Feering and Penmanship.
Ms. JULIA A. Il STONE,
Principal OF the Grammer Department and Instructres'
in History, Botany Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL.,
Assistant and nstructress in the Elementary Branches
REV. +. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
/ Miss AGNES SWAIN,
/ Ins,ruc r,ss in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION As FOLLOWS:
I A scholarship in the High and Normal Department
per annum of forty weeks, is...--------...-----s-
In Intermediate Department, .----....:-...:
Book Keeping, French, German Music and Painiin
: extra
Tuition by the term in advance.
efforts shall be wanting to cable every student
make the highes, attain ments possible.
The Principal has two houses 10 rent TO parents
pt,pjls Tap3gl l. STO:E, JR-, PrtnctDGt,
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= ap.r,.rt and =.onac1r, pr.p, ration or IRON.
N urfed Of txy-.u and Carbon Hy combustion ia
n -dfor-u sanction ri y the Ii - Medical AutHo-
riIi.. b,i in Pm of. and H. tinted S..t.- ana tr-
sly;h,..i IN ttair nm
m. .xperirnr, OF thousand. daily prove. tha, no
nr.parfnn Of Iron can > cou.par,i v .-I it. Impari-
lie. of M. blood drorr,os Of vital energy nile ana
otberwiss -cly iudcat, its u.c4S.ty in
almost every cou,e ivaiy = case.
InuoxioI- n s MA all-, in which il has hen tried
+, hss ,royaj ato.r,-.r curative In en-, Of tl rw
in = ro.r,f.in-s W
T., ~ m. E..r-,.Us IN .g;,Ds E-,gs.4g;,, y,,s
yl.s;.t ,tr.s,fi,g D;Ir,I ff Ig..Jf.y.s ysej0;srs
= E.,,1,sfEou N-gorsL ~ T.5.s-s.lssss >,y, Ef4ra
Mn. t,,f5,, init ,Tf,as.s- linz. o. yT,jgis
-, U,yg..E,. Lla,,,,,rf,ss, y,t.,.s...gf r. -,
J5s,ll.- .f. III. F.l-. r.
I...r. Of titNFRsL DFr-IIrT whether the rc-Ift OF
a-ut. d..a-r ar Of H.. confined Hsug-rg OF nor
vous ana l1u-- lar energy from chronic cor1,afnts
one tra. CO.. si- rt,taTati, Las prcy-a successful % an
.ytrnt -Hi,l 10 DESCRIPTION nor written attention
would render cred DIE. aY.. l- 80 Ta. i!gu as
to have become lsrgot-eu m Their own ue ,nh.rhooIs
have suddenly rsaIrraryl ia til busy orld az Il lust
returned from Ur9'rurtrd travel a distant land
Some very sgsaI instances tj, Liud ates;ed
female ~lfTer.l- euFaa,gA 90. pV.-eLt uaras-
ul- sar-ui.rr-- ,zHaU--iou, critical charges. aud
That complication 90 UvTE'.> aud y>it;le aversion -
air ami r-= f"T which t.e physician has go name
In NEEvor- AFEEc-l"S- 81 all Kinds, and i'E 9--solS
familiar to medical men Tire operation 81" WIS lFtTsrS-
ton Of i.r1 C1s' r'.---tflF N- SANITARY ''F ua..Ar
Tn Ola oxides ~ i FS E'5rF i'E''r ""ei ir' z *
c'f.r- a.d 0'trn-afirs i4 gently t~----'.s aisf.-
"ft even IA th- mot "ss 'i's ,-- O.. E-, .-'le-s.
Hii-s- ever De-. -isi'i-- s--.'-' or lIa'-'is q
G', green -tA'",.'''
il j. lis ia'iEF prop ~ among 'rI-- Nii iih-s
u so Te-'sTSa"F e.' Ai 'a Ti-'-7i-; 'e-tiy iof
I".-- -l." Eii1h 81 ai-e "IlraFr - 'N-' az ilg-
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Valuable City E,rupcrty lor sale.

TSE under signed offers FOR sale the valuable proper
i ~ upon which he now resides, being Lot l. BLOCK
3D. States Addition, situated the corner oil Conui
bus and Washington streets near the Supreme Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, auo
black smith shop, with we'll, cistern. &c, all III gooa
order, the premises.
Also Lots and :, in Block II, Railroad Addition to
Ottawa being the south corner oil the Dioch anu
situated on the corner of Columbus and Joliet streets
north Of the freight depot There good two story
dwelling house the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong Inducements present
ed to him to change his business he will sell the above
prOnerty ri a blrgain. Isep22l PATRICK FANNlNG.
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Real estate.
Ei,.e Let FOR S1IC.

~ UF Turner Society Ottawa offer for sale their
q o on the Bank Of the Illinois river, in Walkers
Addition The Lot is some 80 by 200 IT,, and Is one OF
the most eligible situations for residence IN e Guy.
~; - marle-lm
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Er-,rE.aa ssaY Safe.

TsyUT undersigned VIII sell several Farms, in size to
4 suit purchasers, situated ia La Sale county, III.
Also, small quantity of unimproved land, portion
of which Is lying ia livingston couhty.
TEDMS-Frou cash TO five years time. to suit pur-
chasers Corn stored in crib cattle will be received
on land a pAvment inn 26I DANIb STKANN
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireness, Ja,uadice, Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Dysente,y, Foul Stomach, E'ysipclas, lleaaache,
Piles, Rheumatism E,uptio''s and SKIN Diseases.
Lirer Complaint. Dyopsy, letter. Ia',ors and
Salt Rheum, Worms, Gon, Nen'Ulgta, as q
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood
They are sugar-coated. so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apcrient in the world for all the purposes Of
family physic.
Price Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for S1C0
Great numbers Of Clergymen Physicians, States
mon. and eminent personages. have lent their
names 10 certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies. but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC IN which they
arc given; with also full descriptions OF the ABOVE
complaints and the treatment that should DC foi-
lowed for their cure. III.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more proht on
Demand AYERS, and take no others. Inc see
want the best aid there is for the and they shoud
have ii.
AL our remedies are for sale by
b. WALKER, L. Y. GEIGUs, g. l.. THOMPSON, and
NJ. KNELsSL, Ottawa; J. IA REED q CO. Chicago (;
and dealers ia every town in the L. s. jani2-3n
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E,nrn, xnr SaiH.

FARM OF 42lS acres for sale, 3 miles from Ottawa,
~ n good house, i2x25 cellar under the whole, 2ooo
currant bushes aud 30 Sooseberry bushes the place
,If IN. purchase money can be left years time.
Inauire of ii. i. EAMES, at the City Bank, or OF X
A. KNIGHT, on the premises, one-h half mile north Of
~, c..,,,,,o feb2
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Valuable Property
FOR s ALE,

Z Will ssh, on good time sud at = reasonable price
4 Tire following property, viz
Ny Residence rh- side ~ Fox River. ra--siI
the east = of,1et f'L-ius l feet front and z-
deep. u f., beyond question. the luGsuge- location
for residence iu ;.c Ci.yUt OTTAWA Tsc grounds
adorned Ui- tire choicest Eiid- % shTshI-ry and
shade aad 10 ihc garden apple, pear. PLAIN aad
peach trees 10 E=aTiIZ Colu-; also. plenty " grape
vines CurEsIt, r0o.tvgTc,, ra.I-brgFjrs aui str-W
ben g-. l. short, verifying desirable Tor and COM
fort j. p 1Tidtaior.
A-a Sgr res osSoo5 prairie land Ne~ Michigan,
ana Pontiac Iiy -.tHn county
Lots l, ?. and .. D.,ct p Ottawa
Lots and 5 subdivision Of It u and II. Book -,
IL %. Bloek -, au good business Lots.
All q tie above valuable property Is offered At rea-
Souai'e price, and CT ;.r-- 20 sls TIE pury '-ser
noy6 ". t-hAN.
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n u LOTS 10 SaaeeG's Addition to Ottawa, AID -
w Lots In Dit Town and Ssate's Addition 70 Ot;a-
wa, Tor sale ehe-P- iles'l l. ? SANGER
r.-HEEE Houses and Lots 70 r,a;.
a.-s l.. p. SANGER.
..EyEy Improved farms Tor sale. ..-
- auEs /. p. SANGER.
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Fine E1ar,nim: Lands for sale.

VINIE undersigned has sill large quantity OF spIen
did farming lands in Ii Sale and Livingston coun-
ty sale terms, in Of from 40 to $50
acres, purchasers desire. These lands al lie
within convenient distances Of the railroads and the
canal, aud afford the best market facilities.
Ottawa the K. l. Il. K, aud Pontiac on the C., A
VI X. X will be the most convenient places to stop
tiIoSe wishing examine she land. Anybody in
either place direct persons to nv residence.
Iruce. August % lSsJ. WILLIAM sTRAWN.
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Lands bought and Sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Of Title furnished, Collections made Invest
rnents made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa August ), 1851.
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Mcoirinrs.
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lang Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this section we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is KEEP, up the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has been found to do
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Notice 10 Prove Claims.

Estats # Thomas Lamar. licensed
fEfHE undersigned having been appointed admins
L tratr,N OF the estate Of Thomas lamar late Of
the county a. la Sale and state q Illinois d-c-as-
Cd, hereby gives nosjce that sire viii appear before
tir County Court OF - sale County, at tie Court
House ii Ottawa, al the May term, the third Mon
day 10 May mex, ~ which time all persons having
claims against said estate -Ifr1 aud regretted
{" attend for the purpose o: having the same adjusted
AL persons indebted said estate request to
MAKE imir. date payment 10 the Undersigned.
maTiJ-5y MARY LAMAR.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory !!

YsyIIY undersigned take this method Of informing their
4 old customers and the public generally that
putting Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enab. that double the Of
Goods have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and We hope to give
satisfaction exchanges Of Wooden Goods for Wool.
porlon Of cotOB and sell it for all wool. Our goods
IN ibis respect, aud also for durability. We
shall exchange for Woo, formerly the fol-
Jeans. Fanncls % dGrIeni kinds Blankets, and stock
Yarn orders wiz be flied all the Different grades and
Lind. Of Yarn, common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed, Red
CIoudel &c. and VII manufacture, for merchants
aud o,her, Wool ir bots OF hundred pounds and up
wards into Stocking Yarn. any o. ID. above kinds
gools OF liberal terms ior cash vol Also.
Cardinc and Spinnin.
VIII be done g. lots OF - lbs and upwards al II to !.
ceats Per pound.
tu-tom Carding into Rolls
VII be done a. TX cents per pound Their machines
v..i g.. c'g..ei Ni tie b-j % Cards, aAd With
eGrTlr need CaTcr, they expect to have good
done. Wool vl be from IT.. Depot At Ottawa and
roi.s returned within reasonable e.. 9Th Of time
ing thr w'si w,-h aay b. Sent m strong si--t) from
alirost any part 81 Jh- -ta:a AZ = yr8.ug expense
Wo" iHt-n-ed t"r eseiun-e for any the ABOVE kinds
% Goods. accompanied by proper order may be
sent th profaI.:uess, 4CcorIi4. 20 order
VI would also I,-t W. have got New Custom
ard FIGURING MI operation. asi persons wishing
have their .rlaliHg done shor; notice, a have
PeuLs 81 Watar - ala tr-es- imyl.l J. D. GEEES.
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West Ottawa Nursery.

4 the undersigned contempates changing his bust
IA ness in June next, and is DESTROYS of closing out
his entire stock in the West Nursery, he will the
coming sell Fruit Trees at greatly reduced
prices His stock embraces Apple Trees OF all the po-
pular varieties Pears dwarf and standard, Grape
Vines Strawberry &c They are all in excellent cond-
ZION Ifeb9l PATRICK HAYS
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Underground Draining.
HO w Ell LIS
Patent Mole PloW."

TVNHlS Machine makes no angles in the ditch. Its
Il great superiority over all offers is, that il pro-
duce. lcei 6SHRed cure at every by means of
double coUtters Il ereby avoiding the njury to the
drain heretofore occasioned by single coulter machines
stopping to change the position of the
turning corner together with the production angles
Ey the introduction of valuable improvements, a
cure any radius is made without ping the plow
thus giving and uninterrupted fow o
ter which prevents the destruction of the ditch Jy
gJrgiRg in wet seasons or after heavy ran most
drains give at the angles, where any check
sistance is offered TO the where the ditch is
made by a single coulter machine.
Every Rod OF Ditch is Warranted.
Contracts taken at prices lower than heretofore.
We are building number OF machine for this county
Orders received by MA HOWELL, JR. o,,,,,
JOHN IL ELWAED,
II Edward refers I" the following persons who were
of the merits of the machine before improved
Eutldnd-G Debolt, John Lamb. VIM Piizer, J
kleber. Cyrus Shaver. Ward, ID Butterfeld.
MaRhus-S ii Pitcher, Pope, Morey, T Northrup.
MsSte Re Netf, Miller, Z Sprad!iDg, IL Haier.
Big Gfore--D Harrington, o llavenhil.
Nerdrk-Wm Lewis, DR. Swsetand.
mar9 MA HOWELL, JR, D tdaca.
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AT STRAWN & POWELL'S
Sash, Door, and Blind Depot

On La Sale street, opposite Van Doren d. 0s
6orns Store, =
NTILL be found all kinds and colors of Paints Pa
w tent Driers, raw and boiled Oil and Turpentine
Also general assortment Of Glass. Sash, glazed and
unga:ed, Doors, Blinds. and NaiisEcheap for cash.
OTTAWA, August 4. lS6O. y :
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Books: Books: Books!

ATE y GRyGGSr DRJG AND BOOK STOPE.
CST RECEIVED, the largest stock OF Books and sta
- tionery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
Stationery Of all kinds:
$50 ReaRls of Paper, such as Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap. Book Cap, &C.;
Plain and Ruled Paper, of all kinds
Cards Of all kinds colored Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes, all sizes and colors-aiso Opaque;
Memorandum, Diaries, States &c.
Blank Books of all sizes and varieties.
Gift Books, ANIMALS, Albums, Portfolios &c.
Clidren's Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town -e ordered as wanted
ocl r.. Y. GR1GGS, Ndttinger's BocE