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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-16


Died Oct 18th, of paralysis, Mrs. Elizabeth
Poundstone, aged seventy-fvc years and twenty
two days.
The deceased YVES born in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred, in Eastern Pennsylvania, in
Berks Co, and in her youth removed with her
father to Fayette Co., Pa, where she was mar
ried to Richard Poundstone, who preceded her
to the Fathers home just ten years.
The family, consisting of five sons and three
daughters, moved from Pennsylvania to this
county, in the year 1856, -since which time they
have resided on the farm purchased when they
came here.
The deceased was for eight years subject Of
sore affection, which she endured with great
fortitude and christian patience and submission.
never murmuring nor complaining against the
dealing of God with her. This was evidently the
certain result Of her giving her heart early 10
God, and resting her faith upon His sure prom.
Uses. She was for wears a faithful and devoted
member of the Evan. Lutheran church, and bav
ing fulfilled her mission here it has pleased the
Lord to call her to come up higher. Hence We
would say to those who mourn her loss, abe re.
signed and rest in the hope Of glorious resur.
rectiOn."
The funeral services were held at the resi-.
dence, Oct. 18th, and conducted by Rev. II. Ack.
err, assisted by Rev J. c. Momyer.
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Mems tesver boots at Child & Phipps'.

They were trying to remove feather steamer,
had placed ton a wagon, and were moving down
Clinton street. Andy Golden was driving, and as
they reached Madison street the horse took
fright, and by suaden turn upset the vehicle
and gave Mr.. Golden q very bad fall. Tie struck
upon his hip, and was unable to rise, but was
carried to his home, corner Of Main and Clinton
streets. DR.. Smurr, who was passing by, was
called in and made the man as comfortable as
possible. No ZONES were broken, but Mr.. G. will
feel lame no doubt for several days.
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Full line OF fruits and candies, at H. Walther't

PAINFUL ACCIDBNT.-On Wednesday little
daughter of Mr.. Philip Haas, of this city, while
playing in the ward, got splinter in her ear
Mr.. H., unwilling to let the mother attempt to
extract it, ran for a physician. He found DR..
Bascom, who went TO see the child aud worked
an hour over the ear, finally driving the splinter
through the drum, thus forever destroying the
membrane and the hearing of that ear. Whether
the doctor was to blame we are unable to state
but all the other physicians in the city, we see
it stated in the Wochenbldtt refuse to take the
case off bis hands.
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Good spring wheat -four, $500 per hundre
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
The "ClintOA."

The honor Of producing the first comfortable
self feeding base burner stove for soft coal has
been reserved for the enterprising firm OF Fuller
Warren g. Co., OF Troy N. Y. This company
have spared neither time or money to accom-.
plish this very desirable result, which they have
fully realized in their new and beautiful stove,
the "CHntau" Please call at .Nanley d Since
toms and see 1t in operation.
Lake all stoves made by this company, it is of
the best material and finish. We also sell all the
varieties Of f., w. u Cos coal and wood stoves,
such as Stewards Parlor, Home Friend, cook,
hard coal base burner, &c.
The largest variety of stoves ever offered in
this market.
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Recorder Bernhard experienced very pleasant

Recorder Bernhard experienced a very pleasant
surprise last Monday evening. He had just
moved into his new house, and his friends took
this occasion to show him their regards. So a
large number, headed by Wiilis's band, Assem-.
bled and called on him, at his ne " house. where
after the surprise WAS over, they had very de.
lightful evening. As Mr.. ID. is naturally a very
pleasant and friendly man, and has very pleas
ant family, all the compeny enjoyed themsefve
immensely and went homc in love with them.
selves and their hosts.
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OBITUARY.-Mrs. II. Eichel5erger, iSr over a
quarter of a century resident of Ottawa, died
on last Saturday, at the age of ifty-five years.
Mrs Eichelherger was born in Maryland in
1920, and after being married removed to Otta.
wa in 1S4S, where she has since lived. For over
two years past she suffered constantly from the
pangs Of a cancer. She was a firm and consist
ent member Of the VI. T. church, and died strong
in the faith She leaves husband and seven
children, together with large circle Of friends
to mourn her loss.
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Fatal Accidents.

On Saturday last man, name not learned, was
run over by the cars at Streator, and one OF his
legs cut off He bled to death in short tfme.
young man named Richard Plcamer, aged
Is years. attending pigeon shooting match at
Streator on Tuesday last shot pigeon that had
flown beyond bounds. Having climbed a fence,
while pulling his gun across the hammer caught
top rail and the charge exploding, entered his
right side, ranging up into ais chest. He was
instantly killed.
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A meeting of she Ottawa Literary Society at
the rooms of She Academy of Natural SCIENCES
on last Mstaay evening, was a very interesting
one. The audience of young people was large
and. Nth some few exceptions, highly app4'ecis>
tye. The programme consisted Of the reading
Of selection from SCOTS poems by Mr. Clar-
ence Hobert; music by Misses Rurguss and Ford
on essay by Mr.. McDougsli and a reading by
Miss McDonough,- all OF SArh were rendered
in very credtablc style.
The society is in q aosrishing condition and
is well worth tire attention of our young people,
especially since the long dreary evenings Of win
ter are fast approaching. The next meeting will
be held at the same place on Oct. 25th. Let there
be COCA attendance; but We advise those few
'famEist spirits" who must make disturbance
TO stay away. 1t is not good for them to be in
respectable company-they might acquire some
gNntlcmanly habits.
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lfw ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARM FOR Sale.

| offer tor sale my Farm of l60
Acres, near Hickory Point, in the
Town of Fall River. 1t is three
and a half miles from MarSeilles
and six and half miles from
Ottawa, and is one Of the best
farms i'm La Sale Go. will take
a small payment down, and give a
long time on the balance Of the
purchase money.
octisIw Il. A, SHERWOOD
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Frank McEvoy's Hibernicon, at the Opera
House on Wednesday and Thursday evening
drew full houses in spite of the bad weather.
There was less change in the show since we had
last seen it than we anticipated, yet 1t was very
good The panorama has lost none OF its fresh
ness and beauty and Paddy and Nora; certainly
are no less agreeable and vivacious, while the
little DutchrHar is enchanting. Altogether the
Hibery1icon is very nice show.
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A barn to accommodate four horses, with hay.
loft and shed for wagons located adjoining Cliff
ton Hotel Terms, sixty dollars per year, or
thirty five dollars for six months, quarterly In
advance. Enquire of w. E, BOWMAN,
At his photograph gallery,
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For fine confectionery there 10 no place like II
Walthers. Call and sec II II amt 30.

We are pleased to learn that James r. Chap
man, who was rejected last September at West
Point on the examination for the cadetship OF
this district. has been re-apponted by Hon. Alex
Campbell, to be re-examincd next February. The
report of the Chicago Tribune that he had been
rejected on account of mere geographical
technically has been confirmed by o letter from
the Secretary of War, so there is no question as
to his ability to fill the place. Mr.. Chapman is
at present at his fathers home in the town OF
Freedom, and, we understand, teaching school.
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PRAIRIE FARMER COMPANY,
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

We want live men who desire 20 make business oS sell
nE books by subscription territory On our new
-AstOrs OF Iowa" or History OF Kansas" ~ History
OF MScal.in' History OF the Northwest" Each OF
these hoe = and contain el engrayns You
can sell state History u any other book
ciya exclusive territory liberal ccnn,isSou etc send
Tor va,e terms, sample pages, Circulars, etc 10 thu
Uflirs nearest Yea. Address,
~. u. RUSSELL & Co. Publishers.
NIpESlA. WI&.
OctiE W or, ms ZONES Isiul.
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Scott Bros. & Co. have opened Zephyr and
Germantown wool department.
large assortment Of Germantown woods and
zephyrs just received.
Miss Mary Buechsenstein has charge OF this de-
partment, and will be very glad TO see all her
friends.
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BUFFALO ROBES Hull & Barels, VINO are al
waos on hand with the right thing at the right
time, received another lot Of buffalo robes this
weekly far the largest and best assortment in
Ottawa; and Bart says he can't tell whey they
were so cheap. Interview him on the subject
soon if you want enc, for they are selling of
Ia
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Mitchell's new eating house, Opera house cor

A few weeks since mention was made Of the
fact that one Michael Callahan was arrested In
this city for drunk and dlsorderly," from which,
It seems, misunderstanding has arisen owing
to confusion of names. The.Michael Callahan
who received this hattering notice was young
man, and not Mr.. Michael Callahan Of the tewn
of Wallace, who is by some supposed to be the
party spoken Of.
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Mr.. John Barrett butcher Of west Ottawa,
met with very serious accident last Tuesday.
While at Mr. Rockwoods farm, few miles south
of Ottawa, a savage animal bit him in the right
arm between wrist and elbow tearing it fright
fully. A large piece of the flesh was torn away
leaving a nasty wound which will probably dis
able him for some time
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One Of the most daring pieces OF thieving we
have heard of in long time was committed on
Wednesday. About noon o man went into the
music room of Mrs. Baldwin, in the Opera House
block, ostensibly to make arrangements for music
lessons for some one and while talking TO Mrs
B. picked up her gold watch which was lying
near by and made off. An alarm was given when
the fact was discovered, but the thief escaped
and up to this writing is still at large.
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CHANGES. MIR. Samuel Cole has purchased II.
L, Mead's elegant residence on the north bluff
at the Western limits of this city The price was
$1,000 cash. Mr.. Cole intends to make it one Of
the most elegant places in this locality, and 1t
will be Lis future home
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Call and see the "Astcroid base burner at
work at O'Crowley's store. No charge for show
ing, nor for the stove itself for that matter un
less it is satisfactory to the purchaser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-16

The mineral springs AZ Ottawa are gaining
large reputation as water cure. A gen
,leman who had been at the Waukesha springs
for some time, and not receiving any benefit
from that water, went TO Ottawa and he saws,
The Ottawa water Is without any doubt, do.
ing him much good. This is quite recon-
mend for Ottawa. Who knows but we may
have Saratoga of our own, near home, next
-BrdiGio00d Republican.
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The sociable at the Clifton Hotel on Friday
evening of last week, under the auspices of the
ladies Of the Episcopal church, was very en-.
Joyabie affair indeed Though the company was
not as large As might have been expected they
made up in socisbilty what they lacked in mum
bers' and every one was well pleased The ladie:
are always SO happy in their arrangements that
these sociables nerer fall 10 be successful
Please let Us have more Of them
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Hot tea and coffee at all hours, at the Mccain
Brothers restaurant. Price only cents per cup

REAL EsrATE.-There were but few sales Of
real estate in the city during the past
week. The most important reported by the
County Recorder, Bernhard, are the sale OF the
old Portland House property by VIM. Formhails
to Mr.. Patrick Gahan for 5000; also the sale
by Mr.. II. L. Mead Of his sne residence on the
bluff west of this city to Mr. Samuel d. Cole, for
$4,000 Business is dull, though frightened uT
somewhat in the city, but numerous sales are
made in this country
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IMPRoyEMENTs.-At the upper end of town
We note several improvements. kenney Bros.
on La Sale street. north of the canal, are putting
down public well in front of their store. A
large water trough will be put up and man and
beast may drink their fill of the crystal fund
The same firm are having their store internally
painted. Redmond Is doing the work.
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FtRE~That the season of fires is approaching IS
proved by the fact that we have had two in this
city during the past two weeks. The first was
duly reported in last weeks TRADER. The Sc
cond occurred on last Thursday morning. The
fire broke ont about O'Clock A. NJ, in Nelson
Cards saloon and eating house known as the
Tivoli restaurant. large part Of thelroof on the
south side OF the building was burneda and the res
of the building very much injured By the water
Most of the contents were saved, so that the
bulk Of the loss Is on the building. The fire no
doubt caught through bad chimney, for there
was no stove or anything to start fire in that
part of the building. There was stoye in the
room below and as there was large hole in the
brick chimney few inches above the roof, and
as the walls Of the chimney there were very thin
and rotten, that must have caused the fire. The
insurance will probably not cover all the losses.
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new and splendid assortment of pocket
books has been received by Osman HapemaH
this week. The stock comprises everything In
that line, from the cheap sheep-skin and board
book to the large Russia leather side. pocket
book. The ladies will be especially pleased
with the lot of books for their particular use
Then there are order books, leather card cases
etc. Call and sell them; you will not be disap.
pointed either in style or price.
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have just added to my complete stock of
shelf and heavy hardware, II fine line of cook and
heating stoves which will sell at the lowest
cash prices. Call and examine them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
S. LOCKWOOD, 1893 Nam street.
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daily evening paper called the Herald,
under the management II Mr.. r. j. Bliss, form.
erly of the FREE TRACER, has made its appear.
ance in this city. FITS lively sheet, and we
welcome it among our contemporaries.
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We are pleased to see that our old friends "Ole"
Mitchell and Thomas Murray have risen in the
world. Mr.. Mitchell, who has long been well
known as clerk in the tobacco house of Smith,
Rising & Co, has been made travelling agent Of
that firm, and Mr.. Murray appointed to his place
in the sales room. This is an excellent move on
the part of that firm and must be successful.
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Ladies' foxed CATERS at Child 4 Phipps'.

The WochenblHt lntimates that there is
serious effort inct5dtiEg in the school board TO
displace Mr.. Schreeb as principal of our City
High School. II the school board wish to stir
up the biggest muss they ever saw, let them try
that jos Our advice to them is decidedly TO 20
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RESOURCES.

ftN'ssla
JOIN q. NASH Csshe- Of "The Frst Natinaa Rank 0f
Ottawa, Il do s0emnly that the above statement
Is true. 10 The best q ny know edge ADD tcieC
JOIN 7. NASH. Cashier.
STATE up iLLISur.
g0Hufg Of In SIis ~
Subscribed ana svorn 20 before ne ts.3 ,I-h Gay OF
October ISIS Z n. HOOK,
iSxAL-l Clerk CircaH Court.
CoREEcr-a..esi. p Y. GRIG6s,
?. .. NASH. Tifssf,rs.
!. D. LYNN.
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Choice confectionery and fruits, at Piergues
List of NOOse-papers.

The following is list Of marriage certificate,
issued by the county clerk for the week ending
October 7th
james E. Keelan to Mary Ann Blame.
chas. M. Plummer to Alice A, BROKER
Henry Tollen to Augusta Kuhn.
Jas. II. Martock to Ida Isadore Dean.
Jas. Moler to Elizabeth Ruedy.
Henry Dimmick TO Rosa Calkins.
Norman II. Moore to Eta Hill.
John Walter to Ottlie Muller.
Maurice j. Farnham to Estelle B. Bishop.
John Dourn 70 Nora White.
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For RENT,-AIirst.class residence with nine
rooms, well and cistern, ten lots covered with
bearing fruit trees and grape vines. Rent rea-
sonablc,
Apply tc J. A. Woodward, at No. Z Court St,
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Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals viii be reserved b. TIE nnd rsgncd
"a the sih Of November, for the delivery 81 30 tons q
Coal more OF lvs at the County AsylsE. sd n-oPosas
mast state the price per ton weighed TIE colty Gales
tnd 70 &c nee from dirt an accepted BY re rdeh a
the County House 4. W. JACKSON
o'iGla supcr.rtsalcnt CT Ccup;, AsyiG.a-
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TIE wisest man has foolish corner in his
brain, but even in that corner he has sense
enough to know thai he can get the most stylish
and durable clothing at the popular clothing
house of A. Frank 4 Co.. west Of court house
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You should see those new self feeding soft coal
base burners at Leland IL Rab's. They are en-
trely new in style and are as handsome stove
as we have seen for many day. See them by
nil means.
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We have some money from Eastern parties {,
loan on from to years time on real estate Sc
eurity. SHERWOOD * LELAND,
Loan Agents.
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For premium bread, cake, ect, 60 TO Pergues
Day of Atonement. &c.


Last Saturday was the Jewish Day of Atone
lalendar-being day of national humiliation,
and the only day when the priest was permitted
to enter the Holy OF Holes. or course, by all
good Jews the day is kept to the rigid letter OF
the law.
The day was celebrated in Ottawa by all the
Jews in the city All their places of business
were closed from T. NJ. Friday until 6 p. NJ Sat.
urday, and all gave themselves up to humilia-
lion and mcntal maceration. In the morning,
services were held Mt their hall, consisting OF
prayer and singing from 10 to 1890, and two SER
mons by Sol. Abrams, of Cincinnati, on the sub
iects: "Moral Law and the instruction of Chill
dren;" "Benevolencc and Biotherly Love-" In
the afternoon, there was praying and singing
from to o'clock, and sermon by Mr.. Abrams
on the Remembrance of the Dead" Very large
congregations were assembled at both services,
and the sermons are spoken of in high terms of
commentator.
We are now in the midst Of the feast sukkoth
OR, we may say, "harvest" festival, which feast
is kept on Thursday and Friday of this
week, which are full holidays; from Friday to
next Thursday are half holidays, and Thursday
aud Friday of next week are again full holidays.
During these eight days it is customary to build
small sheds covered with boughs and leaves and
live in them instead Of the house. Here the
feast is hardly observed, but among some it is
the most joyful season Of the year, always wind
ing up with balls and parties
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ESTABLISHED ls4j.-J. Dckey Il Son have the
largest stock Of watches, jewelry and silver~arc
in La Sale county. Persons from distance will
find it to their advantage to call on them before
buying.
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CHILDREN's TREAsURE-A case for pens, pen
ellis, songs, &c, with rule attached, for sale at
Osman Il lIapemans. Every school boy and
virl should have one.
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For a square meal or clean bed go to the
Park House.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

We are authorized TO aEBousoe the name Ut DAVID
WALKER as candidate for the Office q County
Treasurer,
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Barn to Rent,

Ladies warm lined slippers and shoes, at Child
& Phipps'.
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| CHURCH DEDiCATIoH.-Thc Seventh Day Ad-
yentist church. on Mr. Geo A. Hobbs farm on
the old State road near Sheridan, in this county,
will be dedicated on the 2ith inst
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Why is the Clinton Base Burner at Manley 4
Smeeton's polite stove?
Because 1t ReUer smokes in the parlor.
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The following magazines for November eau
be had at Osman IL Hapeman's: Harper. Demo
rest, Cooley, Peterson, Balou and Pleasant
Hours
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!
THE PRAIRIE FARMER
II. SMEETON.

Was established In sl AMI now the leading AgIiculs
raj and Family Journal In tie West. t Is devoted
Interests Agriculture. Horticulture Stock bee ing he
ApiaTy, Poultry, Household, etc. II has also literary
and young folks department. aud gives full usrSr
ports ana topics OF TIE day. II published asc1
PRAIRIE FARMER COMPANY,
At Chicago, 10 a neat Qusrio form OF e.-h: hrsc
pages. auI D.. handsomely Illustrated IRON time "a te
with portraits Of tine stock, buildings, improved tash
machinery, tts.
The publishers aim s 20 make v Indispensable IN erVry
household Into whiCa t o.. vaN Specimen copies
will De ans address '-ee, subscription pce s6@l
YeT y,sr, VayaUlS 10 advance
Liberal cash commissions aloRed % agents and q Rosc
VITO nay associate together !OT subscription poses
For The convenience Of such % patrurs Who may
sire ,uo.Crib, for The PRAIRIE tAiNE tprce slt5l
u connection with paper prce sp, Ne wall supply
the tao p,neTs. u ordered Al TIRE same tue, fer so.
~ SINGLE copies Tor sale aad suocr ptOus received hy
u-man q NAleman, ottawa Illinois. octls-Ssao.
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How does the CiiatOR appreciate kindness!
Why 1t bushes and is gra,e-tpu when You
feed IL.
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A nice new stock of neck wear, collars, cuffs
shirts, etc, just the thing for the stylish young
man, hes arrived at 4, Frank 4 Cos, west of the
Court House,
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MnneN tn Loan

For an every day boot, cheap, call at Child &
Phipps'.
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Oysters in every style-stewed, raw, fried, &c.
at oil hours, at H. Walther's.
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Daniel Leahy is again on hand with large
stock Of boots and shoes, which he is selling al
very low prices,