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Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07
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INo.DICKINSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Wednesday, - August l. 1861
Job Work must be paid for on de-
AGENTS..

AGENTS.
Mr., JOHN w TARER, is our authorized
sgent in Natchitoches
Mr.. d. D. o'BRlES. No. 6, Exchange,
;.iacs. New Orleans, is cur authorized
Agent for that city.
MR.H.C. CLARKE, Bookseller. is our au-
.aorized agent for Vicksburg and Natchez'
Mr. j. II. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
yn.. Bessier Parish.
Mr. A. l.. HAY. Of the News Depot is our
authorized agent in Jefferson, Texas
We will he pleased to receive contrio''-
.;oss from our friends, in and around ShreFe-
port. An occasional article from "nr planters
relative to the crops, will be very accepfaple.
In fact, we desire correspondence from
every section of the States.
Personal articles will not be published,
,.,i,er as communications or advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertak king, VINO
nay hear of any local, or other items, that
will prove of interest to our readers VIII
;.vor us by handing in the same at the office
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07

DIST IIouting ia Me Iiir.-N- Iou
chct finds that the dust floating IN the
air contains the detritus Of the mine
raj constituents OF the globe, atoms
of animals and plants, and the finest
debris OF all the materials We make
USE of. Bat one item he specially
points out-viz: wheat starch, whit h
is inv aliablv found in the dust,
whether old or recent. Surprised at
the quantity of it present among
serial corpuscles, NJ. pouchet invcstl-
gated the dust Of all ages aud Of eve
rv quality, and " rywhere he found
this wheat starch present. 81 have
found the starch,' h" says, Gin the
most inaccessible corners Of old Goth
ic churches. mixed with dust black
enef by six or cigh: centuries Of ex-
istencc / have found it III the pal
aces and llhans ofthe Ihebaid, where
it may have dated from the time OF
the pharaohs: | have found ii in
| the tyn,panic cavity Of the ear of a
nummii,ed dog, which l had found
in a subterranean temple of lppcl
! Egypt. In all countries, in a word
where wheat forms the staple Of food
s;arch always pene5rates into the dust
and is met with in greater or les:
quantities.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07
Attention Rebels.

The members OF the Shreveport
Rebels are requested to meet dis
morning at the Gaiety Theater for the
purpose Of accepting the resignation
Of the late Captain, and efccting
another Captain.
BY order Of
A. SCHAFENER,
LIST. Lieutenant.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07

The Shreveport Rebels met yes
,erday at the Gaiety Theater, for the
purpose of electing their officers, and
afttr the preliminary steps, we are
sorry to say the company left in dis
orser and dissatisfaction.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07

Persons wishing to take Il squaint
e tip top carving should visit the es-
tablisLment Of our friend Hecox, on
Texas street. We defy any estab-
lishment to surpass the work eSccu-
ted III Shreveport.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07
II. LIE ROSEN,
Da2alcrrean Artist.

Would respectfully inform the citi-
zens OF Shreveport, that he will re-
main in their place a few days, for
the purpose of taking Pictures upon
Glass, Silver, Iron; Paper. Patent
Leather, etc, ttc., in the highest
style of art.
AInbrotypes taken for 81
Satisfaction guaranteed in every
case.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07

Our subscribers in Texas, in visit
ing our city should not forget to visit
the establishments of our advertisers,
# they need any thing in their line.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07

The officers Of the Caddo Rebels,
elected yesterday are : l.. Mason,
Captain; c. Ford, 1st Lieutenant :;
y. J. Peques, ad Lieutenant r.
Fl. Lindsey, Sd Lieutenant.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07

sixteen hours, ran twenty five miles.
We may safely challenge the annals
of the world to produce the evidence
of an equal performance.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07

A. L. IL, Jefferson, Texas; names
and money received. You have cred
il.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-07

LIST. Lieutenant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

The Usefulness OF REfCSE THINGS
The prus,ate Of potash is made in larse
quantities in Cincinnati, from the honis,
horns, and other refuse Of slaughtered
grGuters.
Cow hair taken from the hides in tanner,
ncries is employed Tor making ,as,ering
mortar. TO give it tibrous quantity.
Sawdust is sold for sprinkling the floors
OF markets. Ii is also used for packing
ice for shipping.
The rags q old worn out shifting, calico
dresses. and tiie vast. OF cotton factories.
are employed to make the paper upon
which these lines are printed
Old ropes are converted int, fine note
paper, and the waste paper Itself, which is
picked up i'll the cutters, is again recon
ver;ed into Broad. white sheets, and thus
does duty in revolving stages
The parings OF skins and hides, and
the ears of COWS. calves, and sheep. are
carefully collected and converted into glue.
The finer qualities of gelatine are made
from ivory raspings-tne bones and len
dons of animals.
Bones converted into charcoal bv roast
ing in retortS are afterwards employed Tor
purifying the white sugar with which we
swectau our coffee. e!c.
Tie ammonia obtained from the e;istil
latioo # coal in riakiu@ gas. is employed
for s,,tura.iny orrhii and cubhear. in ma
king rhe heautifnl lilac colors that are
dyed on silk and the fest woolen goods.
Carbonic acid, obtained in the distilla.
ton of coal tar, is employed with other
acids to produce the beautiful yellow col.
ors on silk and wool
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04
VOL. XAI---NO. 81.

Camicn aud Ambov railroad clustered on
the beach with boats aud ropes Slowly
but surely the unhappy mariner drifted
To the land. as he rXhaustedy caught at
the rope thrown Ia him, the kindly ra;ives
uttered an encouraging cheer: .7al
' ou are saved, they shouted, "you
are sav"d-and must snow the Conductor
yonr ticket
VITA the sea still boiling over him. and
straw tickling his nose, the drowning
stranger suddenly resisted the Efforts to
haul him ashore
stop! said lie, in faint tones. "Teii
me where ! am. What country is thisY'
They answori New jersey"
S,arcc'y had the name been uttered,
when the wretchcd stranger let 90 the
rope circulating as he did 20
=" guess ! II float li.tlc farther"
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Fourteenth Annual Statement
Cf B'bIc .oociefy Operations IN Illinois for {,
ear .itiing NarcL 8 iSGl

Fourteenth Annual Statement
Of BibIe .Sociefy Opcrat;oos IN IlE.ois for tie
ear .ieting .huch 81 lS0l.
At the close of the previous wear we
were Obliged on account OF the hard times
to record IL falling of: in our receipts COM
pared with the year before. We are nov
able to report as one indication OF rrtuc
ming prosperity and OF interest in the Bi-
L!e cause, ;,iia,;vance in our receipts as al
SO IN Tie. number OF bibles and te- -tsneuts
procured for circulation IN the state.
The eutire amount RENTED 10 the
American Bible Society the past year, III
addition to- what the County S"ciei cs ha. e
expended tor arucy. freight DC, i So
3Jt - which would have been CDn-IucfI-
blF more, but that ecV, ,l..l ItIi4iljanCe> were
Delayed on account of the ni.u ya:cs ut
exchange. % tiis arnouI.t :: N.J0j.JU Was
al payment Tor boonS purchased oi the
Parent society, and Si1.>oa.JI donations
for the V.rculations Of the scriptures else
where The increase IN the payment for
books over those OF last year is S3tI - and
III the donations 500, % making The 10.
tai increase 3GU7 ii the number OF vol.
umes purchased the past year amounts TO
54,9i1 being AN excess over the uuuiJe. Of
the year before o.. I 49i3
B,frinp th.. ,::.t ycar ,,1ynncrfs i,ay,.
been matt. in whole or IN ,isr, If f,,r, l..
.acies viz: s;l9 from the estate Of Be..iu-
min Merrill of F,!ton G, him an 20.
maid balance. :4rl from ,I,,t nt ~ / n
D,,cv. of Sny;,.sti.ld. sl.u from ,hat If
AI,, I-lt oTt,.li,.,,,, q, and S..t.p f,,,,,
tna o! Owen McC"y, Oi $augsu:on 90
Tie payment Of 1',- legacy ni hvy Mr
B.ciry';. Lono,,i.,. ,o 10 Fy.,,,r,,r .-,..i
To- The i,rjrs iua.,,,,rb -. i,,. i'-qr ,r..
;rIl rh.r wore under >, l..y -,i.,-t.,i,,,,
Ia ,,l,.,l,,I,r;..e rio ,,,,rl..,. ,i,.,,,.,
The - g-u from t,,. site If o., NJ.
Coy Is le.- t.4au ou. fourth Of w;..t We *.
pct TO lrail1c from it. and We, # l. more
than the. o..sr, .t.e r.re,st,,i. received l.y
The American = de Saei.,y in I-.acir,
from the state og Illinois since It's settle
ulen., A. there are other uupa.l i.s.c.t.-
in the state SO are encouraged t. brlcye
that the benevolent al.,. i.4gt.. tha.. iJ.!.,..
iv remembering the u.Jie cause "a tu..g
wis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

feeling ot proud satsiactian welled up
in our heart when We read the disp1tch
announcing that the glorious Little Giant
has de 'ar-d that our gov. rnment must
be preserved sat all hazards and at any cx.
pensr ,f ME n and money" We knew in
tutivclv. that the noble patriot would
stand 10y his country, its flag and its honor.
We knew the sentiments that have ever
animated his honest, heart. Wehave drank
in his patriotic teachings in public and in
private and have never heard him utter n
sentiment in conflict with the prosperity
and unity Of his country. But while the
friends of Mr.. Douglas knew their noble
chicsta;n would be on the side of his coun.
try. the authoritive announcement of his
position gives strength and solidty to tho
Union column His voice will rouse thou.
sande from apathy and add an intensity to
the enthusiasm for the Union, which wiV
be irresistible
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

10 Gf.-,s a'"t .+gs.ts Il BITE .>ac,t:ce ia T.
GaNrLEHEN,-A!.ow me- to >u--e-t tn
rrortir'y of supplying each volunteer
t"r Tie army "bo may hereafter leave the
'oUu'i> ot your society. w.lu 81 con; # the
Htw Testament, with lis name a.4d Pot
Office and the name u' the society present
ing II. written "u the fly leaf
Officers and local AGENTS of branches can
d" tins to o>o;l~ extent before tAey rcio- =
v"us In addition - this it vii tee we'll
ior officers ~ toulty societies u hsvc com
Iniitee meetings ana ai"p; measures ioy
furnishing IN Il body suciI ~ have no, tcca
previously supplied AMA>A LORD
April lcUl. Sccy for y 3 ) tOr Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04
Inc i-ir.f Eici.

Many q our citizens ave : 'culating IS
To the probable result OF the fist fight in
the W! os sections. Admit NJ equal mum.
bcIs oa both s.dr., We tiilk the result
cannot b., doubtful The frs. conflict will
evld,ntiy come OF! in Maryland r Nir- MIA.
tHi moment calculation of the charac-
ter ot the ior.cs 10 hr engaged viii dssi-
pate all approximations. The STATES Of Nir-
a;Gia ard MaIylaud mav have brave mon,
hut they have hut i,w trained volunteers
and 40 re=ulars. Any considerable army
from those - Jt,- ou,l necessarily he com
posed ! , gFeat.r paIt Of raw militia, with
out "'gan'zarion or dicirlinc On the
o. her hiad, h. Gov, runcrt of the Union
viii be surrounded with men equally
brave Il large number of whom " i'll be reg
r:.Hr~. an. I'LL larger number Of them
well Iii led and si,i,n,iidly cQu'ppcd vol.
unte,rs. That the militia of Virginia and
Maryland, ani ti.eir few volupteer compa-
mes. can contend on equal terms with
Such men a. viii form our first army. we
do NOT believe for moment. Such splen.
did regiments as the SEVENTH OF New York.
would a!pu,s ie equal 10 twice their nUnr-
h"r Of Undis iriiH Il troops. We have
therefore no fears o.. the i, suit Of the first
battle We are in : little doubt a, to the
re-ui, of tie la,l battle. We lave ever
believed. nnd h,.!ie,c >tiE ti,ar I'VE can and
will defeat them. We ought TO be able to
whip them, and can DO it. Our numbers
are as iyo TO one; our money is rs two to
one, AMI the sea i under our complete con-
troll The only qre>tion for Us TO decide is
To how long a;id how implacabiy we shall
usr the power which we undoubtedly pos
sesS Icy our numbers. car money and cur
courage This viii lie the question after
onr pride aud honor hare been fully salts
fed -Chtc2g3 inns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04
SfSOUTSWE ET'S ID POT!
rYNM &c MOORE

TWP0RTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
L n - and Shot Gums. af descrn'icp. T.escofe
and y Pifen' NuSy'e iss. H-vc'viur Frerrh. el
Barrels with Guide Sta't-r for tnnfr-. and 81 large
sortm-nt Of G-vo,vers, Colts Reals hater'- Piut
SymS'. Alien Thnrt-r's. Gen'euep will find ~ nv
shop everything in line. and salts
faction tn sli that favor With their patronage
invite the old friends of II. p. RRrYgFP 70 give
call he is agent Customers will alwsyp find him
his post Ny shop is Main street, near the Fox
River Bridge. : .-trs. t5 a-4 .3<ea
Powder, shst, wads, and Caps. euns iethv the day,
iuntS' yE9r TUOMAk MoeRH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

MAH1LEHEAD fATE;oTIsI ILLrs-GATrr.-A \
story Is told ot maIulrhead volunteer
which should n0t l. lost. lie WAS driving
load "I hay when he saw the uniforms
a,Ti heard the ,irrn Of one Of i!sa' Compa
"ie> "a iildt patriotic town. u hat does
i mean, he asked of the first man he
overlook. The answer was that the com.
lfamics had been ordered 10 Boston, and
would 20 on To defend the national Cti,i-
tai The thought and the action were
si,nul,aneoI Is lie leaprd "tf the load a'iG
flung the lines to he othr' aad exclaimed,
" Here, 10. drive this ;eam-to hell, if YOU
IKE, III gong to Boston. He joined the
company and cam. on without gong home
aud WAS provided with - uniform and
oGnipma,,ts here. This sounds Ike old
Put OF Revolutionary memory.
i'i's the r-crUits were tortain- Il, Mar
bi,hesd "m Tuesday. one man calling lo
mind his ,ir,ritei store. and his family
which he was ahoct II leave 10Y amomcut
hcsitated when his wife in the most en-
rhatit manner exclaimed q" ii you don ~
II never live with your' And another
woman III the true spirit o. -, said, here
are my two SONS, aud ! III s0YTy iiaNe 10
more 20 90
4 90 Il story il told Of one Of the Mar
blehesd captains. in connection with ms
heiu. summoned to appear az his cnun-
try's cal He WAS engaged in sian@hier-
ine a hog when he rereived the sllninlcas.
Glancius at the paper aud then at the hog
he seemed to weigh NJ once the rcsrori-i-
Utility which rested upon him. and with
the fire ofpatiiotism burning IN his eye,
he with his peculiar Maiblehead dialect
growlcd out. Dam the hog!' and forth
with took his departure from the house
mustered his company and was among the
first to arrive in this city Tuesday morning
Ii Is needless to say the hog was somewhat
Neean assure our Georgia friends that
such men do not deal in raSconade. They
never boast but act-Boston 4Ati,&
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

ksA< removed from the
III { rnrr ol Main aud
c. aI,l,a< cts. to i,a - ie
sfI--r. where she is now
ou-uiuy "A l1rr. and fulI
assortment O. Fall apI
Winter
,,:,,,rr,v rn,n.
" '''' '
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04
String & Summer Millinery,

Now OPEN !or Inspection and sale az
Wis. :sssIS;E'S,
f,1ySt d5or lreSt cf j. UickcyS Jstcciry Store.
4 LARGE and beautiful assortment of every s.ye
N aud variety ui SPRING & SUMNER MILLINERY
'uU>. buught exclusively for cash. the lowest pos
sIbe price. and will b- sold chyHpcr than he bought
iu ANY other place in OtIawa. Ladies iII search of
',i"nabie and stylish B,nue.s, IyItrd 10 cal and
examine my goods and prices. apo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04
Sash. Door and Blind Factory
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Da0r and blind Factory.

EyTE have moved our Lumber Yard to our Pruning
w Mn. near the Illinois River Bridge, a'd pre-
pared furnish former customers and all others
with all Iii lis "f Luu,lcr. Iatl. and Shingles A'so.
SONED FiNlSiilNG LC CNBER.
Having in connection with Lumber sash Door,
and B nj Factory. AZ d a Glass Matt, Paln. ana on
Dep enabled furnish each an" every article
that Builders want. saving you rhr trouble of GO
al di-rcIf to III Ike "u your b,ll.
W. also invite attention 90 our SNiN6LE MILL.
which - ready for operation. can furnish
Sawed Shingles by whol.s:tie retail
Our c.,.iI. and sell a> low the lowest.
Please call aud examine for y0ur-rye,.
Office ia >ali, -. Opposite Van D"ren 4 O-borns
Store. Tde~ 90 aTGAWN POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04
fsucna VI~I:, C;oraI Care, :,

". h kFNI.MIF FH Co..
A. 'h~ rssidfpoe Of ". ". IT. 'Wst8Un. East Otso,ro
Always for sale a'arge supply Of pcrperua' Roses an,
al thcr kinds of howerinp hous-pants Strawbrrr, 70
uat". E ',,r Cabbage. plants, &c, Sc. in tlch sea
on. and vrg-tai 'e- az all kir"s. iun14
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04
DOCTOR HARRIS


{. g.. ssssss,E.. Ei- ~ is--
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN A&5 Il EGt.pN.
OSce third d0os. scesi i1tIA, .1i Street.
DTTAWA iii.-
DR. a. would respectfully cali ;t- attention II those
ii suffering from Chronic Dj>et particularly SCI o.
fuIa White swelling, Salt ,uui. bruidions ni The Fare
and Skin Scald Head. Ola Sores, ANA All tseas.s arising
from impurities nf the blood
Also U.E,r1utes Curyatu-- --s. and Diseases Of the
epne Distortions the Feet, Contracted limbs stT
Joints, sc.
Cancer treated upon AN entirely pri.ci!jr, and
xi,i, a s,c.,.-s h.r.i.,;ore uue.,,laleu spi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

IIE'p DrE l'rsT-0ne terrible stnrrny
night in bleak Dpccmher. - United Stat :
vessel was wrecked off the coast of Jersey
and every soul. save ono. went down With
the doomed craft This one s'rvlvor--a
Western gentleman-seized floating spar
and was washed towards the shore, where
isnumerable kindhearted tools Of the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

UTE'iss 4 q. i & ZEE; laED.
',! undersigned having purchased tie shop ,IOck
.irwri IL finley wl,re he .uicd> 10 carry tIc
business a extensive scale. lie has and
aIwa receipt Of the best ua.ity Of American,
lian Egyptian Marble for Head stones, ror stones.
Monuments. Maaties. Furniture, &c. A. e has of
the wnrknI=n IN the western country. he feels
surrd b. get up anything in his line in sIp-ri
together with low prices. he feels assured that
lie will give a'l those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
y u. Orders a distance earnestly solicited. and
nrcml ly attended TO. JAMES WILLS.
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ii. SINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

sSt : g.. as.s.s.sS.
sRRUE undersigned would re I,eciniiy inform the ihha
II hira,t. a! ottawa and vicinity that lie is now
yen.rrd 20 furnish tire choicest variety OF Crackers,
such as Butter. Soda, LEMON Boston, Oyster Aberneiia'
"A q Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
pi., &C. &C.. in good variety. Confectionery OF the
choicest lection. constantly on hand All Kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor
firing mn wagon the enience ami acconnoda-
ton o, his customers and the public generay, are no"
able TO furnish ythng in their 'inr 10 tose ~"o ue
.r. Tbos. wishing ia. New York Wagon {" eau dairy,
viii, ,iea-r <en, their orders to the ~ T. h"hery or 10
rhc Post Office. ,..
.|- Remember the place. in T. Eiwari>' BLOCK. lew
nor west oi H. Main Street send IA
vour ord RS and they will receive prompt attehton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04

bes, I',h anprrvrI ~tv.r. S'i- hI> H.-" ull
,-srrtur-nr O. DiE-S AND CLOAK raIFEEN-. PHt-
for Children in great variety; the New s''r-
6 .itt varrI?'. - tine steel -pr.ug-. rrge ~ f'iy
or r',rn - - 80 aud nice SHrI> "r ais"
ste prinEs.
\ s,~>0rfrnrrt OF tEI'ircn-. Misses. a1L La
ii - iIair Net Freurt GuF-"rS.
Bl-aciinc aud rrr--ir gdoue Old Bonncts enlargrd
and lIndr In. rlrnr.. sepG9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-04
M CliNE PLOWS.

YTlHESE celebrated Piows with d"ub- -hiuf now
for sale bv the u-aI-r.g l-d aui tltink ". ca
say xh tTut, that with tl,. improvements mad ,Iu
ring the last YEAR. they without doubt fhr best
ows ever cErsed uiaTfcf. We sli-iI sell th-s.
Pows during the coming at
prices Ptows will be warranted Persons
ing left hard Pious the Michigan double Pow. must
leave their orders ip .dvanee they will then be
Of getting them. TERMS CASH. .. ..
jaul9 JACKSON l. bCKWOOD.
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nile above IrAet after having beer greatly enlarged
aud thoroughly repaired. il o"n and ready for
tl.e accommodation o. the public Nc has been
spared in furniture and hNturrs -" place
thy Ui City, both pleasant We hoi'r il will he
profitable, 10 visit NcpT"Fose t" Keen al" hand and ="
style 0! superior gratucss ait
--l.i- - meats. such
l,>c,, steaks, dried, corn-d &c, Mutton,
T~al, Uihs. Sh0sliey. Pork fresh and salt, Yankee
Ssgsages, &c SC.
Also, all kinds oi gam. iu ts season
FTe,I Trout and White Fish from TIE Lakes.
In short. everything aPpcriaiIg 70 well regulated
City Market.
sale an snd. OF frr- vegetables u.plied from the
best garden IL the vicinity OF the City.
S~- W.uf ulI be dsiiEeIed az p"rt of tie ffty-
sp2G JEEkNlAIl MOOD.
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Carriage ReuaIrinc shop.

Carriage Repairing Shop.
LII branches Of Carriage aud Wagon repairing vii
"A De done VIII; despatch ami i, the hest manner. ut
Gays Carriage shop Bugy,s MADE order from SIS
~ 4l2o, and warranted in every respect.
shepon the first corner north Of the Geser House.
ha6ehs 81 toes JIG. GAY, Ac<re.
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= a
Az ing associated themselves together for te practice
Of proe->ion respectfully tender their services 10
the :ti,-ns of Ottawa and vicinity
B.-AIl persons indebted ts either or the UNDER
1ed requested to call immediately and arrange
the
Once Haut--'s Drug Store, La Sale ST.
C. HARD. VI. %
i,cl3 L. ". McARTuuR. VI. ID.