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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

TO drive away the clouds Of night.
The world rt;tl -tand- in ned uFlight,
(tHES TER $ Improved SIN Ika Consun.in. x
~ osene Lantern il un-qJalad. X. CHESI hi
10 W. Lake ST, Chicago. MANUFACTURER {
street and Bar Lamp, Il Il. and 81 amDoai Iar
rms III all kind-. Orders promptly flied
hANE. WESrLAKE s. COVERT, manurt,
iur r. o. Plain. Stamped and Japanned T.
Ware, W stlakes Patent Lanterns. Railroad an
.i,rine Signal. Stoves ard Hollow Wres, No .
Itch. Az. Agents for the Celebrated HON
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

NORTH-WESTN MF &. 90. Engines Purnp.
" Wrought Iron Pipe. Nallrabl' Iron Casting.
't.am Warming App 10 y. Jefferson ST.
SVALwORTH, TWOHIG & FURSE. Iron PIP
w & Fittings, Steam Boil n. PHmps & Gaug
)ritiR-, SIN Wing App ~ Lake st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

"The giant journals of the east
fei2n Il supreme contempt for the
western press, and never mention
any sheet west of Cincinnati only To-
IA western paper" This il ,he way
they have of doing il. aud we know
uf VINO cares: bat after ail we
notice that they get some of their
hest and most original ideas from
these self same western papers. We
have frequently noticed sharp and
shining parau raphs from Iowa papers
occupying proud places in tie must
Brilliant columns of some of the
most brilliant eastern papers One
nf the New York city paIprs which
reached our table yesterday morning
Las the Winttrset Suns Article oli
poor butter in which The writer
complained of the hair therein 10y
saying there is no sense in max ing
yourself bald heHded If butter is for.
ty cents "a pound'-iuserie,l as an
episode happening the day before ia
that great city. 80 il seems those
great fellows can't he stopped from
stealing good thing even il il does
come from the est.-.Siate Regis
ter.
Hit them again, Brother Register,
they deserve il. We have no ohjrc-
tions that our eastern cOtemporaries
saould look through the western
journals to find sharp paragraphs on
which to feast their readers, but We
must demand that proper credit be
given. Gohhling spicy paragraphs
L.. l.
dies not come with good grace from
the giants Of the east, who look upon
the dwarss of the west with such
contempt. They had better make
sure of their present glory. The
signs of the times point to the day ~
not far distant, when the west will
hold the balance of power in the
great empire of the American press
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

The Pennsylvania Rail Road Com
paAy is building twenty four new
passenger coaches, which are to he
heated by two stoves or heateEs hung
under the floor of the ear. one AT
eacl' side. Pipes are extended along
the inside, with register, to prevent
the escape Of the heat. The pipes
extend the whole length of the ear.
and the heat first strikes about the
feet, where il is mnst needed. Tie
temperature Of The ear can be kept
much maFs regular ~ this ss stem "a
heating than by the ordinary stoves,
which are placed ut the aonr, and
usually kept 80 hot that no pers IN
can sit near them. Another advau-
tage ciPimed for this Improvement Is
that, in case Of II smash Up, the
stayes can be readily detached FROM
the car. Tile fuel is applied from
the outside. but the heaters ale 80
constructed that they burn for seyei-
&j hours Without renewal,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
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RrREEu GOODS.

yfCCANN ( FirCH. I2a SO Waters Who
Va sai. Nrai.r- in C,s.rsr and Fin Nrap,,l!
pan RS. Twines and Paper Bl;s of every desert
ion
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

- ILBEET HUBBARD & co. Tyynas & chr
~ age of i'll descriptions, cotton canvas 0f-s
widths and weights mt, awninas Y c3Vers. J
Pitch, 0akUm, Tackle Blocks, dc. 200 i 20.
Wafer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
ROOFING MATERIALS.

ID UBBER CLOTHING Co. +. VI " ". A. She
L ard. Manufacture al descriptions 0l !Icq'
md Fancy RuhJer GOJi.. iIore and Beltin
and Drag Goods. - Lake st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
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VINEGAR WORKS.
svACCsIES q .EWEIIiY.

asRC ssING'S Pure cider kiaaga' NIrriDtn.
L Pare. and To preserve pickles. Srar:r and pal
atahla. Largest work- in L. s Establish d IStS
g. q. r. Prusaine 81 q 81 Stat" ST. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

Acute Affections of the Lungs,
Chest. Throat and Kidneys are easily
cured by using White Pine COM
pound. For sale everywhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

The Boston Mercantile Library As
sociation Is discussing whether" New
England is losing her power and in.
iiuemce in the Uniun!'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

A II. MILLER, cor Randolph 4 Clsrk sTre-:.
~. Chicago. importer, Manufacturer 4 Who'll.
ralc Dealer IN Watches. Jewelrv. Sirer and Plated
Ware ageEcy q the Natopa. Waieh Co
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
SEAMLESS Tl,IrIfs..T sKurxs,
T.VlNEs & CoRDiCE,

u. * in. are the hna'ie-t and IT of I'd
the trade. Send fer Illustrated CATALOGUES. - King
bury Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

1t is said that Brigham Young
charges billiard and bar keepers, in
Salt Lake City, q !lfeGse of $4,000 u
year.t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

SNTHl fTAKER x RAYMOND Plastic slate ros
w IN. slate Fell Il Comp roofing 4 !shaathir
sit coal tar. Pitch. Paints. 9TH. tS5 WashingI,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
CAR PETS.

sPRAR- PRINCE 4 HoLBRoOK importer.
- and d aler. in Carpc,mgs. Paper Hangings
and Win low Shades We sell our goods low.
aud can make every Undue III nj 10 purchasers the
market viii afford new Carpet House with a
stock entirely new throughout. 81 & 81 State ST.,
east front of Crosby's Opera House. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

1t is proposed To bring all the rail
roads into Chicago by su5,erranean
tunnels.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
LyM.:EE, SAsII, FLAMING, &C.
MSER9sSERY.

NEWMAN. LEWIS & SUMWALT Panin
" Mill Sash and door Factory 4 Lumber Var
'argoes docS-d and Orders fillad. Cor t2th |
.nnber Ste, 7. .. Box J,21.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior t"
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold ut halfthe price.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
Iron Il STEEL.
LANTERNS AND STOVES.

jNALL EMBARK \ co. Importers and De
Il Il er- in Iron. Steel Nails and Heavy liardws
-, ~ and 81 Michigan Ave.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
CyyyCAGOTRON WORKS.

ETZ & SONS. 81 to % Franklin ST. Manufac-
/ ture Wrought & Cast Iron for builders.
bridges etc. Bank vaults, doors, shutters, graf
inf iron Railing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
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RRKCK MACHINE
- 1890
CnruIGgEO~.

U,IIE MONITOR makes more and better brick
4 with given pow er. with less hreakdowns. than
any other Machine, Eagle WORKS Mfg Co, Il
Canal Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
CHICAGO TRADE.
BOOKS.

vs,OMTIvsON BROS Publishers 4 Booksellers,
Il So Lake ST. Furnish s. 8 Libraries on liberal
terms Catalogues of Sunday School Publications
furnished.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05
The Pat. Magic Comb.

VIII color gray hair pnrmanont black or brown. 80
Iold ~ rywhnre. Sent NV mail for 81 -.
Address VIM PATTON. Treasurer
Magic Comb Co. Springfield. LAS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-05

Tn. Dies Moines Register says that
there is II family living eight or ten
miles west Of that city, in whicii
there are thirteen children. all ui
whom are deaf and dumb. The fam.
ily Is IA good one aud one much re.
spectcd in the community. We doubt
if there is another family ON earth
with as much silence in il as this
one
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The Exec.
utive Committee of this society, which met at
Bloomington the 1st inst, resolved to hold the
next annual meeting of the society, which takes
place on the 14th of December, and usually con-
tinues three or four days, at Ottawa. These
meetings are usually attended by all the leading
horticulturists, fruit growers and nursery men
of the State. with delegations from the adjoin-
ing States Our citizens will be expected to fur
nish hall for the society to hold its meetings
in, and to tender the hospitalites of the city to
it's members. Indeed the custom has been, in
other localities where the annual meetings have
been held, to entertain the delegates at private
residences free of charge, and it is hoped Ottawa
will not be behind in a matter of this kind
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

"HAD 'EM BAD"-Last week very respecta-
BILE member of this community, of the male per-
suasion, had "thirty babies brought to his house
in day or two. There were big, little, old and
young, red headed, black headed, big headed and
little headed, and even bald headed among them,
yet not one of them resembled Bowman, the
artist, who took their pictures, and did not fail
to get perfect likeness in single case. Bow
man also took the new engine America, which
speaks well for America. He also secured tip
top copy of Dan Rice, the circustical chap, and
that speaks better for Dan. He is evidently a
man Of taste, or he wouldn't patronize Bowman.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

CARY's ELEvAToR.-One of the largest ware
houses in this city is W. H. Cary's, north of the
canal, east of La Sale ST. bridge. The build.
ing is 70 by so feet, nearly 100 feet high to the
top, and has complete set of elevators, capable
of handling 1900 bushels of grain per hour. One
of the features of this elevator is the celebrated
corn by dumping the hind erd of the wagon
down to an angle of elevation and depression Of
45 degrees, spilling out the largest wagon box
full OF corn, in one minute, without unhitching
the horses Go and see the dump.
clerk, and Mr.. Mike Brady the engineer. Boil
or either Of these gentlemen will be happy te
show you the mysteries of first class elevator.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

KuRDER.-L. Sale was the scene Of another
murder. The crime was committed in the out
skirts of that oity, on Wednesday evening. Art
VIM. Nixon, the murdered, and John Healy, the
probable felon, were neighbors. and of late an
old fead ripened into quarrel about load OF
wood, Healy attempted to shoot Nixon but miss
ed his aim. and the parties separated. Wednes-
day evening, Mr.. Nixon left his home to see to
some chores at his barn. but not returning after
. long time, his family went in search of him.
The missing man. was found literally shot to
pieces, and dead, on the path between the house
and barn. Two frightful wounds-bullet holes,
were found in his breast and one in his lower
jaw, either of which shots would doubtless have
proved fatal. Both parties are men past the mid
die age. They are said to have been quarrel.
some, and Healy, after the first shot, it is said,
threatened to shoot Nixon the very first chance.
Healy is in Jail, officer Kay of La Sale having
brought him up yesterday morning. Coroner
DR.. Dyer, held an inquest, and the verdict of the
jury is in accordance with the above facts, and
points out Healy as the probable culprit
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

INsANE.--A sad case of insanity came before
the County Court on Thursday. A lady living
at Streator, in this county,-Mrs. Mcdonald by
name, and the mother Of one child, has during
the last four weeks been exhibiting unmistaka-
ble symptoms Of insanity. Finally, four days
ago, she became unmanageablc, and had to be
removed and placed under the care Of the coun-
ty authorities. DR.. Burson, who has been her
family physician, speaks of her as a most estim-
able lady, and her neighbors deeply sympathize
with her family in their sad misfortune.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

BAD PRACTIcE.-You might as well expect to
relieve and cure an infamed eye by busting ir-
ritating powders into it, to expect to cure Ca
tarrh (which is an inflammation of the mucous
membrane of the air passages in the head) by the
use of irritating snuffs or strong, caustic solu-
tions. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures Catarrh
by its mild soothing action which subdues the
inflammation and restores the natural secretion
of the mucous follinles. 1t is a pleasant remedy,
its use being attended and followed by cooling
and agreeable sensation. The proprietor, r. v.
Pierce, M. d., of Buffalo, N. Y. offers $500 for
case of Catarrh that he can not cure. Sent by
mail on receipt of sixty cents. Address the pro.
prietor as above.
For sale by most Druggists everywhere.
..,. tsr June 12.2w.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

Cook VS.. CITY.-A law suit of some impor-
tance, or rather involving delicate legal ques-
tion, is pending between Owen Cook and the
city of Ottawa.
Some time ago the City Council, by resolu-
ton, appointed Owen Cook to tend bridge"
over the c&al, "at the rate of SEQ per month. ).
After short time, and before one month had ex.
pired, Cook was discharged on the ground of in
competency, but persisted in working, and now
sues for wages for the entire season, on breach
Of contract by the city, and denies Incompetence.
The trial of the case has been postponed ten
days.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

LIvERY.-Seneca has, among many other
things of note and value, good livery stable,
where one can get fine saddle horse, single
buggy and nag, or first class "double rig," in
proper shape and spirits. Mr.. Barr, the proprie-
tor, already has many customers and does a
striving business, charging no more than is rea-
sonable and just.
Mr.. Barr so regulates his business that he is
always ready to accopmodate a customer, day or
night, SO that the stable is not often entirely
empty, yet he has stock enough for all demands.
The stable is on the principal street, in the large
barn near the depot.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

h PREsCoTr-Prescott the eminent manufac.
turer Of hats, caps and gloves, and the man who
deals so extensively in straw goods, is on hand
with mammoth new stock. He is making q
driving glove, Of Indian.tanned buckskin, which,
as to excellence Of material, beauty of finish and
tastefulness of pattern, cannot be beaten any.
where. He has, among other curiosities, q tame
badger, vicious little cuss It shows its teeth
and Kisses defiance at all who approach his cage.
Go and see the little fellow.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12
Our Bellows.

Not wishing to be outdone byI competitors,
even in the matter Of bI0,cing, we have contract
ed with King. Storm l. Hurricane for the con-
struction Of Jell0us, with which to do the boio-
ing for our firm. Its receipt will be duly
heraldei. In the meantime we would state
candidly for the benefit of the 1eso, who trade at
other places that ours Is by .al the best place to
make their purchases, not only in the matter of
getting better goods at lower prices, but the GER
tainty of increased prosperity and good health.
Our customers are seldom sick, and consequently,
but rarely if ever die.
LYNCH, BEATTY & O'KANE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Ottawa, June 4th, 1869. !
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Director Paul, President. and Direc-
tors Stout. Courtney, Spencer, Hoban and Fulton.
The minutes ofthe last three meetings were read
and approved.
Director Courtney, from committee on finance,
reported need Of funds to pay running expenses
OF the schools, whereupon, on motion Of Direc-
tor Courtney, the president Of the board was au
thorized to execute note for 0o9 at sodays for
said purposes.
A communication from the president OF the 4th
ward school was read.
On motion of Director Courtney, the committee
on teachers were authorized to re.admit at their
discretion, all scholars who have lost or may lose
their seats during the current term.
Director Stout, from committee on teachers, re.
ported that the principal in the 18th ward school
had suspended pupil for tardiness and utnecces-
sary absence from school.
On motion of Director Courtney, the Principals
action was approved.
Application of Miss Sibyl B. Willard, for a stu.
alton as teacher. read and ordered filed. Di.
rector Stouts motion to have the current term
close on Friday, June s5th, 1862 was lost
Ayes--Directors Stout and Courtney--2.
Noes-Directors Paul, Spencer, Hoban and
Fulton--4.
The following bills were ordered paid
Il. Spencer, coal, " 8O
J. o. Cunningham, fencing and planting of
trees. ss4
This bill gaye rise to some discussion, in which
Director Stout stated he was in favor Of paying the
BILL if the work was done before his duties as jan
itor commenced in the MOI ming, or after his duties
us janor had ended for the day, but not il other
wise the vote being called, resulted Us follows.
Ayes-Direct0rs Paul. Courtney, Spencer and
Fulton4.
Noes Directors Stou, aui Hoban-9.
W. w. Calkins, lumber and posts, Es2
Strawn 4 Powell &C., 2S6S
Morrison Il Williams painting, 1000
.Dimmick Bros, tglass, 4sS
1siale Bros, br0oms, 226
Young h RYAN. lumber 2640
e. Y. Griprs. suudries, H75
On motion Of Director Stout the president OF
the board was instructed to appoint committee
of three to meet the finance committee from the
city council, at the city Hail. on Monday evening,
June 7th 1858, 70 confer upon the finances for the
ensuing year.
The President appointed Directors Courtney,
Spencer and Stout
On motion OF Director Spencer, the Board Cd.
journed to Friday, June 18th. 1859
THOS W.iHo Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12
strawberry Festival. .

There was an error as to the date in the state
ment in our last that the ladies Of the Episcopal
Church will give strawberry festival one week
from next Tuesday evening. The correct date il
Thursday evening Of next week, June 18th. There
will be strawberries and cream, ice cream, lemon.
ade, all kinds of cake, flowers, &C.. So. The ladies
will also offer fine display Of fancy articles for
sale. Everybody is invited to attend. The fes'
tiyal will be held at Kneussl's Hall.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

Among the many valuable manufactures in
and about Ottawa, the Eagle Agricultural
Works deserve special mention, and. in accord.
ancs with custom TO notice Ill our public and
private enterprises, whenever our space will IL.
low, We speak Of tho above establishment this
week somewhat in detail
The establishment il located on Water street,
between the Eagle and City Mills, and Is fur.
nished with q water power from the canal basin,
Immediately west
The proprietor of this institution is ], E. Poe.
ter, who, in brief period, has built up a large
trade, and proven himself most euterprising
andpublic spirited citizen.
The buildings are not very prepossessing in
exterior, being lot Of large frame structures Of
various sizes, covering half acre Of ground, but
the interior is filed with all the most approved
and valuable modern machinery, adapted to the
many uses required there. Among these are
large Daniels Plainer," one "side palmer" .cut
off }" "rip" and scroll" saws, with great numbers
of augers, morticing machines, turning lathes,
&C., all running in the best Of material. This is
the matching of the wood department, in the up
per floor Of the main building. Below is capa-
cious basement, where the iron work il done.
Here are iron lathes, plows drills, bolt cutters,
and large and powerful punching maohines,-
one that will cut of at one stroke and punch q
hole one inch by three inches, q easily as you
would break pipe stem.
In the rear of this, is the sickle making branch.
Here sckles for all the reapers and mowers in
the country used are made or repaired, as may be
demanded. He gives special attention to this bu-
siness, and allows no one to surpass him. He EN-.
ploys large number making sickles, and recent
ly had to refuse an order of $4,000 sections and
1000 sickles, for want Of space, Q disadvantage
he will soon escape as he is about to enlarge his
space. He is now making large number OF
sickles and sections, to be ready for the coming
harvest He is not now, building reapers for
want of room, but is the agent for, and has on
hand the celebrated Mccormick reaper, and the
Cayuga Chief.
He employed ten hands constantly last season
in repairing machines, and is prepared to meet
all the machines used in tho west, and has abun.
dant extras for each. sts, raf mas
This establishment turns out annually from
100 to 200 wagons, 500 cultivAtors, and large
numbers Of drags, "gophers," &C., and has just
finished Democrat Wagon" for Mr.. Calvin
which is model of strength, ightuess and
finish. He employs in dull times from 19 to &c
hands, and in lively times 25 to 30, and pays an
average OF SIG per week. He uses large
amount of material, and has fortune in the
business If all things continue well with him,
he will put up mammoth brick building next
season, and so into business on large scale Mr..
Porter came to Ottawa few years ago with
limited capital, but his energy, integrity and
good Judgment have given him leading posi-
ton among our citizens. Let young men, begin
ners in life initiate his example. The field is
open to all.
There is a word called "try," and "there
should be no such word as fail"
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

If Napoleon's army was overpowered by the
driven snow. and by such bad misfortune he lost
his bonny Bunch of Roses O, not 50 with Murty
L. Morarty, because his store is ovorpowered
with goods, for You know Murty is genius, and
can always sell the best and cheapest goods.
Murty wants all his former friends to call and
see his elegant new stock of goods, buy bill
and go home satisfied that he can sell the best
and cheapest goods in La Sale county. Defy
competition on tea. 4w) M. L. MoRLRTY.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

ABOUT JoE's.-Joe MegaHin is displaying a
large and pretty stock Of boots and shoes, and
desires his customers to call now, while good 60
lections oan be msde. Remember that some new
and desirable article which you fancy may be
gone when next you call. Don't forget the old
stand, west Of the Court House.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12
Ottawa Post O0ce.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS:
Temperance Orderx.

MONITOR DIVISION 10. 500 or T.: Meet every Monday
a. their hall in chseyer Block east side OF Court
House. ". +. whitmore, w. =. n. Perley, X. D..
o. G. t., OTTAWA LoD9R No. SIS Meets every Friday
evening Ia their hall Cheevers New Block H. Smith, W.
K. 5. Geo. W. Lamb. W. G. r.
evening. III "a
T. or H. LIVE OAK TEMPLE No 5tsubordinate) Meets
cry Tuesday evening at their hail. in Cheevers Block
e.. c. Morse, ". &. /. John Dickermsn, ". r.
Minnenaha Social Temple Not meets In the New Hall in
Cheevers Block eyery Thursday evening Miss Ella
sP T.: Geo. H. Hunter, b. r; Mrs Thos Ready. s. r.;
~. l.. Wood, Is. Il.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

CHANGE OF TME.-It will be seen by the cor.
rected time table on our first page that passenger
ira ins on the Cicago, R. I. & P. R. R. now pass
Ottawa, going east, day express at 227 +. NJ,
night express at 2:33 A. N. and Peru Accommo.
dation at 6:12 A. NJ. Going west, night express
ct 1919 A. NJ; day express at lilo, and Peru 40.
com odation at $40 Pm.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

ToBAcCos AND CIGARs.-G. II. SCHNEIDER,
the well known tobacconist, is in the market this
season with the fullest and best stock he has ev.
or exhibited in Ottawa. He has tho celebrated
"Sherman" and "Logan" brands Of cigars, and
'Schneider's Own Havanna," one of the very
best cigars known to smokers Besides these he
has an endless stock of pipes, smoking and chew
ing tobacco, snuff, &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-06-12

CHILD 4 Bro are still maintaining their we'll
known reputation as prominent dealers in mems,
vomens, boys, misses and childrens boots
shoes and CATERS, and they will allow no one to
beat them in their line of trade. Now is the