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Vl4 lit IU(1 fC viltlOll . ' crKcn wc presume, such hot weather in Maj
'.Blank. I'kehs and Mortuari:. a good
form, very handsomely got up, just printed
and for sale ut this otlicc. Also chattel mort
gages, quit-claim deed, summonses, and ex
ecutions. City Council
- Kinre tho InaiifrnrMti.in of tho new marnr
and board of aid. rniun, 1.0 armament ban
yet been made for the regular publication of
the proceedings and ordinances of our city
council, so that wo can only give a biitf
memorandum of their doings in anticipation
f tho publication of the official record.
The new board have had thrco meeting", on
the 8th, 15th, and 22d inst., at the first two
only of which, however, a quorum was pre
aent
The first meeting was principally taken up
in examining the returns of the election, and
administering the oath cf ollice to the new
board.
Tho second meeting was mainly occupied
in the election of officers for the coining
year. Tho following oflicers were elected :
City Clerk T. R. Courtney, re-elected.
Treasurer II. V. Karnes, "
-'Assessor Wm. S. Kaston, "
Collector Isaac V. Waterman, vice A.
P. Dow.
Marshal Wm. Zeek, re-elected.
' Surveyor 1. F. Hitt, "
" Health officer Dr. J. 0. Harris.
City attorneys Itushncll & Gray.
Auctioneer II. N. Kellogg.
The pay of the city marshal was fixed at
foOOforthe year.
The bill of Hall t Reck, amounting to
$500, for building tho bridge across the side
cut on Madison St., was allowed, the bridge
being completed and the job accepted by tho
council.
' Andrew Anderson's bill of $37.87 for ser
vices as assistant marshal was allowed.
$50 wcro allowed J. M. Stephens on ac
count for repairing the ravine hridgo on
Courtney at., (near the south end of the 111.
river bridge.)
"A number of claims were presented and
referred to appropriate committees, among
which was one from Dr. Hard for injury to
his horse and buggy by reason of the bad
state of a sewer on La Salle st.
The board stands adjourned to next Tues
day evening.
New School Iloasc.
At length Ottawa is about to wipe away
her chiefest reproach, and commence tho
' erection of school houses. Our peopto will
bo gratified to And in to-day's paper an ad
vertisement for sealud proposals for the erec
tion of two large and commodious buildings
of brick, 38 by 70 feet, two stories high, with
basement. Iioth buildings, when com
pleted will accommodate three or four hun
dred scholars each. By tho school law for
our city, passed at tho lata session of the
legislature, the city is divided into five dis
tricts, of which the one west of the side-cut,
and that cast of tho side-rut and between
the canal and rivers, arc much the most pop
ulous. The school houses now proposed to
bo erected are intended for the accommoda
tion of these two larger district1!, although it
is intended ultimately to havo a good build
ing in every district, besides a large Central
building for a high school for all. Rut this
is looking some way ahead. For the present,
buildings aro to bo erected only in tho two
districts Uiuicd, and in the balance accom
modations will bo provided by renting. Tho
whole city, we are happy to be able to an
nounce, will bo provided with yood free
trhooli, so that all the children of tlio city
whether high or low, rich or poor, will en
joy the same facilities for acquiring a good,
practical, common school education.
Ami'SKments. Our town has been alive
the last week with circuses, negro melodists,
organ grinders, mountebanks, and all that
beggarly train of genteel vagabonds anil
loafers-who find infinite brass and shame,
less buffoonery an easier means of making a
living than honest toil. ''Uncle Tom" was
murdered in more senses than one, and the
respectability of the negro cltaracter very
greatly defamed by shocking imitations,
sunk far below the grado of bad caricatures.
It is hoped, for thp honor of Africa, which
bad once a fair reputation for musical talept,
that these strolling bawlers, may be in
duced to wash tkeir races, ana appear in
their true color, which we should judge to
be of tlio African hue only about the extrem
ities.
Ehscoi-al Visitation. IUv. Ilr.xuv J.
VrniTFirovEK, D.O., Hishop of Illinois, will, as
we aro informed, make his annual visitation
to this parish on Friday next, and will offici
ate in Christ Church on the evening of thai
day.
Several persons aro to bo confirmed, ami
many of our readers will doubtless be
pleased to be present on that interesting oc
casion. Rbeak in the Canal. A slight break oc
curred in the canal a week ago at lock 12,
below town, which was no sooner rqiaired
than another more serious break occurred in
tho Fox River feeder on Saturday night, at
tho bend near Lyman's mound, two miles
above '(own. We understand somo 00 feet
of the bank were washed away, at a point
unusually difficult to repair. Mr. Ford was
promptly on the spot with his posse of
bands, and by working day and night, the
bank ,was reconstructed by Thursday, so
that navigation, which was obstructed be
tween Marseilles and Peru by the occurrence,
is once more restored.
Rlacksmitiis Ratks Inciieased. It will
be soen by tho following that tho Mack
smiths of Ottawa, in view of tho great ad
vance in the cost of living, havo somewhat
raised their prices, and adopted uniform
rates of charge :
At a meeting of the Master Rlacksmitiis of
Ottawa, on Monday, tho 21st instant, Mr.
Joseph Hall in tho chair, tho following Pri
ces were unanimously adopted, viz:
For new shoes, U cents each.
" betting old shoes, 18 pence each.
" -" and toeing do., 25 cents each.
" "4 Wagon tire, $2,50.
" " Ono horso wagon or buggy tire
$2,00 J
" Pointing 3-4 inch harrow teeth, 4 cts.
" " 1 " " " 6 cts.
" Laying plows, from $2,fi0 to $5,G0.
For all other Job Work, in general, an
addition of twenty-live per cent, over for
mer prices.
Jas. Wafer,
Joseph Hall,
O. Alaicrhofcr,
J no. Honey,
.lames Walker.
.Inn. Vittiu,
1 Funning,
W. S. Unrnard,
Ottawa, May 23, 1833.
Mo he Finfhy roii the Ladiei. Miss
Avriir has just returned from Chicago with
a.iother very choico Belcclion of new millin
ery, selected with refereneo to tho latest
fashions, with her usual good taste.
The receipts of tho Illinois Central Rail
road Company fur April were $100,000,
" " J .'. - 11 k.JUh I1IUI 11 1 tig
at 7 oVlocV, ly our Fahrenheit, the mercury
stood at SO", by noon it had reached the as
tonlsliiug iiighth of l)Gg I and the heat was
almost unendurable. It is seldom that hot
ter weather ia seen in mid summer. Indeed
w e learn, from Dr. Harris, that ho wasealled
to see a caso of roup de toilet on that day
Sinco Tuesday, however, the heat has not
bct'" 1'P' ve T.n.rs.l ijr u.it tho thcr
liiunieUr stood ut GO and yesterday,
tho
weather was cool and comfortable.
Clakk's CnrNTi:ni'i:iT Director. There
aro many counterfeit detectors published in
the country, under every name and guise J
but they are so frequently got up by wild
cat brokers and bankers to manufacture an
undeserved credit for themselves, that a ne
cessity has almost arisen for a detoctorof the
Detectors. There are a few, however, that
havo gained a deserved reputation for relia
bility and accuracy in their reports iu refer
ence to the gcnuinenesH and value of tho pa
per of tho ten thousand banks scattered al
over our country, nnd prominent among
them is Clark's Detector, published at St.
Lonis. It is to tlio west what Ilecknell't
Reporter onco was and Thompson's now is
to tho East. It should be in every country
house.
CHICAGO MARKET.
Ciiicaoo, May 24.
In tho market generally there is rather
less doing owing to the various causes,
among which not the least just now is the
great scarcity of currency.
FUmr $0.00 a $9.25
Whoit Spring $l.G5utl.C0 ; winter $1.70
o$2.00.
Corn 80c for CO lbs.
Out 1,1(14 fic.
JUMey 75r$l.00.
J'otatoe G2c.$7Jc.
Jlutter Roll, 15ilGc.
J-'J'J He.
St. LOUIS MARKET.
Sr. I oris, May 21.
The week opened with fair receipts of
grain and other products. Hemp, tobacco
and lead at former rates; flour and wheat de
clining ; oatH and corn show some improve
ment ; bacon and lard active and advancing;
whiskey dull nt 34 c
Weather very warm. River rising. A
despatch from Lexington states the Missouri
rising fast
Freight- Further declined say, flour
25, and pork 40c per bbh bacon and lard
15c per 100 lbs; oats 20 do. Charges un
settled, and no other articles reported.
Flour Contracts for future delivery
pretty much tilled and city manufacturers,
with good storks of wheat, offering at less
say, $9 per btd for superfine. The market
at present unsettled, with slight disposition
on the part of buyers to operate at asking
rates. Wo presume with the liberal supply
just received in tho South, there will be no
activity evinced for some time.
Wluat Prices to-day show lower figures
than wo have quoted for somo time say, GO
sks spring at 130c; Cn2 lolic; 101 at ItiOc;
190 '203 mixed at Ui2)c ; 280 prime mixed
at 170c; 155 fair white at 1721c; 41 full red,
at 200c; 312 good red at 210c; 47 Zimmer
man at 224i
Corn. Market fairly active say 150 sks
mixed, sacks returned, at kmc; GI0, part
white, at 87 Jo ; 200 yellow, all on board, at
UOc ; G2, on lioird, at !t;lc ; 87 white on board,
at 'J 1c ; 217 while-, on board, at Use.
Out Sale at 60c ; at Ghw new and second-hand
gunnies.
ora Last reported lots of dry flint
brought 12c.
J'otatoe CO bugs at $3.00 per bushel.
NEW GOODS"
ATLOCKWOOirS
rpilK subscriber ha enlarged, rclittcd, aifS
1 grcaily improved ill' Mure tor many yea moo
cupud hy him, and has filled it wnh the lorgest
and i hnirest ni-soriiiient ot the various kinds of
goods usually kept I y hiin.thnl he has ever before
ollered. Having unn--'.:al facilities nt
m;v YOltli,
Ami other easti rn an writ as southern markets,
he intends by mum lily ami weekly receipts to
keep i In- v'ih k at all limes full ami complete, and
by having a buyer constantly in the mnti-rn mar
krtsenn lakr oilvnnmsc nl ihr nap and tali ul all
nrurlea in his Inir, anil by taking; ailvanme ol
uti i-i uriuniilt a 10 iiuy mrup, cnilllilf tiny be
lieves lie can nincrfuliy compete Willi all Hliugo
rai only tnrrur fieire u ymr, and are tlirii com
prllrd lu purcluse at whatever coat goods may be
held.
1 Id viiip had many years experience in the
wliolraale molars in New V cirk having been rd
ucoird a me rebuilt from boyhood, and an rxpr-ri
enceof nearly trnvmrt in Ollmrn iiiatitirs him
in ihr belief that Ins Ineiids and tlir l o'e public
will lie more evrulv and r.-irulnrlv droll wiih than
by timer, who without riprrieni r or judgment.
sen one tntn enrap, onnlnrrone utttr, niiil in re
ality neither know when an article is cheap or
nrnr, aim not uuireiu-iitiy are entirely ignorant
of ihe articles they ulli-rl'ir fair.
I have ubininrd ihr serviira ol prnilrnnnty
elrrka; ratablirhril a twrleel system of order and
regularity, mnikedmy cnmls at a iuat and rea-
ai liable profit, that Imtk buyrr unit teller may
nrr, ana intend to arvu'e an my time lo the
store when not absent for the purchase of goo li.
i ucaueiuuunrre siricuy iu ine
ONE rillCR SYSTEM,
Ami intand thai none of my customers shall be
uissuu-neu wnn
GOODS OR ritlCER!
I intend lo continue the
B1KTEK TR1DE
Hoeonvf-iirnt to farmers, and will always rx
hangr fur their markenng al the lnr;liri market
rates. Such of my customers as bring in mar
keting, will grraily oblige me by bringing none
nut goon, as poor out ter, eggs, lard, clierse, po
tatoes, ate., 1 do not wish to have on hand, for
like all oidrr poor goods ihrydonot give satisfac
tion to anyone, and areueer Ml nv fnre.
Having a very large trade. I can atlnril to sell
much cheaper than tlinae who do s small business,
sou i can niMiKeep constantly on nana
A MUCH LARGER STOCK,
So that every one can be fully supplied. Good
and tuliilanlml goudt will make up a majority ol
the Blink such goo Js as enter into the every day
consumption of fuimrrs, mechanics, laborers,
professional men, niereiiaais and their wives and
families.
1 shall make great exrttiont to have constantly
on hand a lull assortment of the
Choicest Family Groceries
Which can be procured either east, south, or at
home, and will in no case knowingly sell any ar
ticle not of good quality without informing the
customersof j , and then at a reduced price.
Children will alwiya be as well dealt with aa
their parrnta. I invite my Iriends and tliair
neighbors,
Tho Public,
To make this store their
Headquarters,
And I intend they shall not regret continuing old
acquaintances or fotming new. Persons from the
state of New York fettling in tins vicinity, will
he very likely to meet uieir acquaintances and
friends here, as this store is the general rendez
vous ol
NEW YORKERS.
All persons will he t rented with respect and
dealt with lairty, and 1 wish every one to know
that
"A Simile Sijrjienee it letter than a Slvie
tSltilliiiff."
My itvck consists ol general assoitmentof
Dry Goods,
Comprising men's, women a and children's,
wear, cniiaiatina l the brat styles t f prints, de
laines, gi iglinnia, chains, lawns, printed jaco
neis, printed mulls, black silk alpaccas, buiulia
lines, cliambiays. red, white, blue, yellow, and
gray flannels, Salisbury flannels fur children,
l.l.n. lie.1 and unbleached Canton flannels, silk
warp, white flannels, plain and plaid liusrya,
apron checks, rid lickingal all wiutlis anil quali
ties, colore i cainhtica or all colors, paper cam
I,.;,.. ilraia.Kuwian and American crash. Ame
rican and ScotJi diaper, liirdseye diaper, dam
ak Iiiimi, tnlile linen by the yard and piece,
bleached and unbleached, bleached, unbleached,
ami colored JaciUitrd or cnilon table diuper,
woolen, wotsted.atid cotton colored table covers,
oil cloth tulilrcovera, and by the yard 8-4,4.4,
nnd l'i-4 brown tlnriinit and sheeting, some of
thrill line, sume very heavy, and some medium,
blenched imialius of all widths and qualities,
blenched, unbleached, and slate colored jeans,
men's mid women's linen ctinibrie handkerchief,
some with colored (orders, some hemstitched,
and tome plain, a good slock of men's silk pock
et hondkercli els, of great vatirlv of patterns and
sites, a creut ninny kinds of cottou handkerchiefs,
men's bluek and eulorrd silk ci avals, gingham
and lawn cravats, men's plain, and women's
wotked collars, nnderaleevet, about every color,
width, una style of laflels, satin, neck and bon
net iiblioui, some of new and choice styles.
A laige assortment of men's, women's, and
children' glove, conaislingol black, while, and
coloird k 'l. silk, linen, I.i.Jr thrraJ. worsted,
woolen, a ltd cation ; also, wowea'a black aiik
inula.
i '1 lie slock of ho-iery is very large, comprising
men's bleached and brown, nnied and Isney eo.
rend cotton balf hour, linen hall husr. a siqietior
article lor men's summer wear, women's white,
slate, blac k, mined and mode colors of allqnali.
lira, children while snd Inney hose.
Hh lie Goods
In great variety, eonririiug efjncunets, cam
brics, mull, Victoiia, bwias, plain, and dotted,
and book uiiialina.
ikisii Mnns
Of all prices, linen cambric, I). nek all I while
lace, bobbin, Swisx, niiialm, linen, l.tyle, nnd
rut Ion edinira and lUherni u, prolialily the lar
gen and beri a.-urinu nt in the city.
I'.ATKS' NKKIH.Krf,
Waarrnted genuine, anjtn-jt qinlny in.ide.
CnntrV t.'ciimnc Spool Cotton.
Sewing silks of over
Fifty hijt'.reut Slunk.
Preisbuttons nnd trimimnga.coat, vest, panta
loon and children's bullous, block and aaao-ted
Colois, plum and figured silk and cottou velvets.
CAWKTS AND MATTIN'.J,
A few pieces ol each, very cheap.
Cottou Yurua nnd t'nrprt Wnrps
Of ilillerent colors and numbers. A line assort
ment of newest style
sb st m fBia sa -m-nm
Whalebone and rattan uinbrellat. An esiensive
and choice asstirliueut of new and desirable sum
mrr tltuvti, ot niousde luille, all wool, Tbilisi
ol ilillerent colors, brocade bordered, crrine,
French, primed cashmere, and black silk. Me
dium, goud, and superior
UO.XETS,
Lately purchased, with all necessary trim mini,
such aa ribbons, flowers, colored ciupcs, Kuclies
and 1 lorence silk.
Men' Wool, Chip, and Leijhorn Hull.
Men's anil boy's Webb and rubber suspenders,
hltek and white wadding and baits, carpet bags,
grain sacks, liurlap'a bed cords, curtain paper,
blue and green, plain and figured black lace veils,
green and brown berage, knitting cotton, French
working cotton, saddlers and embroidering silk,
linen and cotiun floss, Nankeen, feller and, cap
paper, envelopes, ami Davis' best qualitj recor
ding ink. A large variety of
COM UN.
Fine anJ coarse, back and luck, aide and red
ding, ol wood, horn, ivory, aim shell. Newest
style ol
HLACK SILK MANTILLAS I
A fine assortment of fans, elaaiua, whale
bone, long and short, hair brushes, together
with a gieal variet) ol articles, Irrqurntly called
for but ootofirn enumerated.
Men's und Hoy's M'eitr.
1 have a large assortment of French, Kngliah,
and American broad cloths, black and lancy
cassinierra, ol new patterns and liri-t quality.
Indigo blue, super black, and heavy grey and
miaed
SATIXETS.
Kheep's gray of suierinr quality, heavy tweeds,
blue drill, common cottouade, and some oil he
best f,uolny. A great variety of denims, far
mer's drill for hrvet psiitaloops, plain brown
linen for coats, check linen lor children, wormed
cheek, and plaid lor children. Hickory shirt
ing, blue, gold mixed, black, steel mixed, grey
and brown
KENTUCKY JEANS,
Altogether making a cnmpl-te stuck of
8U.1f.VER WEAK.
Family Groceries!
This department of ilie business is always kept
complete, and consists of
Drown sugars of dillereul quail li-s,
Clan lied sugar,
llelcher'sbesl coffee sugar,
Helcher s pure erilihed sugar,
Kelchtr's genuiue pulverised sugar.
Plantation molasses, of best quality only, in
w hole and half barrels,
lleh her 's sugar house molasses,
lleleher'sgniden syrup,
Ileal Kin cutler.
Java coffee, (old government mark.)
Uluck and (invn Tens.
I lake extra pains in procure choice chops of
lea, and request good judites lo make a trial of
it. Munnril, caaaia, ginger, starch, pepper, pi-
ii rnto, cloves, Ilidito, nuriHega, i al.lr salt, Tine
soil, coarse salt, sala-ratua, dri'd apple, dried
peai lies, a few I arreli very ehnice raptern peeled
peaches, rirr, sods for wsahuig, bolteranj soda
erui kers, No. I and t mackerel, cod lidi, while
lieh and Hoot, in barrels and hall barrels, war
rsnled tree from rnel.aiid ol clnire quality.
Always on baud when they can be procured, a
choice article of outer, egijii, lird, chiese, hams,
and shoulders.
HARDWARE.
Fanners utensils, such as best quality of two,
ihreeand four tine steel, hay and manure lorks,
steel hoes, spades, and hovels, first quality
rakes, acythee, enaths, 4c.
Table knivrsand forka, pocket and penknives,
gate and barn door hinges, gimlets, tseks, scis
sors and shea.-s, carry combs aid csrds, hnrae
brui h'-s, colli e mills, mnpeiicki, blacking brush
ra, (ierinin silver, llrinania, and iron lea, deaaeri
and table agoutis, blacknn;, matcher, and other
articles.
Crockery !
A lirRe assortment of lire projf colored stone
China ware, in pitchers, howl, pie plates, tea
puia, aiienr howla, cretin jug, ino!iiri jug
with lln'.iani.i covers, chambers, siiittmnia, pre
serve jara with covers, cake Inkers, bed pnus,
flower pois, besides plenty nl comnion rnps and
s;iueer, white und colored tea seta, colh-e cups,
vegeinhle didirs, gravy aud soyp lureem, wimh
liowlsainl p.teln-rs, meat pjillen, a great variety
of eomiuon and good atone plntes, 1 1 mbl, ra, viu
egarcrneta, unit cellars, pepper boxes and mua
turd Jrs; fx'siilrs all ne, of enr'hen jars, jugs
and churns fur making an J hull itt guild buitei
Uools and Shoes,
Consiaiiag of
Men's kip welted hoots,
" FremhcBlf "
" heavy cowhide boots,
" pump, gnat, anil kip boots,
Roy's bouu, ol kip and eplit leather,
Vouih's "
Men's heavy brognns,
" call shoes,
" goat "
" patent leather shoes,
" patent leather and rluth shoes.
Children's, infant's, boy's and youths cacke,
slips, ankle lies, kid rocks, patent leather paru
dis, Jenny I.ind boots, lace boots, black and co
lored gaiters, bronze bootees, enameled bootees,
kift, guat, calf, and heavy brogana.
II oiuen't liovteei, Slip, Uimlint, Tie, nnd
Gaitert,
Of manycolori, qualities, materials and kinds.
WOODEN WAKE,
Con;ktincof two and three hoon canned naila
cedar and oak super pails, waodenbuwls, tuba of
an sues, woouen churns, sugar tuns with covers,
nrst quality Mlioker brooms, common brooms, and
Mealed Corn llaakcU,
Forsaleat the middle store, Heddick's block, un
der the telegraph rflice, ueit door to the post of-
nee, ny i.nay i; joim bm'KWuon
CLOTHING FOR ALL.
T T A YE iust rreei vrd I he largest and heat select.
XI. ed slock of clothing ever offered in this mar
ket, fetiBiBtitig ol all kinds of gent'a dress aud
niriiiamiig gnous.
Fine French drrsa cloih coata.
Drown, black, and blue olive and mulberry, and
green and invisible green.
FA SUV SFK1U CASSI3IEIti:S.
Brown mmtefed laocy colored coats.
Colored doe akins,
French pattelte coata,
Check casaitnerea,
French silk latuons,
Dlacksdk lustre,
Drab de toy black and drab colored,
Hack alpacca,
Drown linens,
Check "
Russia duck linen,
White linen,
Fancy Marseilles
V UMTS OF A 1 1. KI!VI8.
Hlaek. siik. and satin. White Marseilles.
Faney brown and light Burl of dillerent colore,
silks,
Fancy white silks,
Check figured Marseilles, (
I'l... I...... '
PAKT9 OF ALL KIMWS.
French black u'oe skins,
" spring cassimeres,
' " linen ol all colors,
" Marseilles.
Collonodesul all kinds and colon.
Qent'e Furnishing Ooodi.
Fancy Cuba silk cravats,
' French '
I'olka silk tie,
Mario "
Julien "
Young America wovetilk,
Napoleon ailk ties,
Silk and linen "
Kmbrnidered cambric lira,
l'lain black Dickoll haou kerchiefs.
40 inch "
34
32 "
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS OF ALL KINDS.
Fancy white silk, Sil k half hoar,
v'tiitu ,inen. Male thread hose,
r.tiiDioiuereu linen, Linen " "
Alraandrr's wh k gloves,' Fine white hose,
French kid, ol all colors, Kngliali and Herman hi
Fancy colored silk gloves, Fine silk under shirts,
" Lisle thread " " wliiiecottonihiits.
Plain " Cotton flannel,
While cotton, " draweia,
Dog skin driving gloves, Plain dull "
Boy's nothing oi all Kinds.
Caseimeie eontr, pants, and vesta,
Fine chilli " " "
Dtown linen" " "
Check " "
Col tonndes of nil kinds.
HAT3 AND CAPS OT ALL STILES.
Panama hats,
Leghorn " ,
Cntiioti straw lints,
Chip sttaw hats, . '
Trunks, vaiires, and carpel bags,
Over alls, and ovrrsliirta, uur door no.ih of the
H. O. May 4.
Ilusiness Enlarged!
The inevitab!e adoption of the
mAINE LAW!
IN June next, having induced the subsei ilier, in
amictpaiion ol that rvent, lo "dissolve the
union" hiihrrlo rximnig iuhir esiabhi-hmrnt be
tween I he liquor and family grocery Hade, be baa
III obedience lulhe popular voice, entirely aban
doned Ilie former branch i,( his bueineas, and in
vested his entire capital in
r.tuiLy uKorr.uiE,
Cntiiprihiiii! rverv article inrludid in the list of the
meiul iin.l I, e.Hilil. il -ulrAl .11 1 iii I- ol lile. Ilia new
pun linn tare m w niriviiia 'loin the rninli, anil
wiih hi" iiiiitiiM.rvlieie, now eompriee the
largest, lullrsi, lrrhct nnd elirnpot niK-k of la
inily griM:, ries to he bum. I in'tweeii Clucag) aud
St. Lines, lie inviiesall who are n-eunetl a
lhi point to rail anfl them. The following
artieleHcoiupiiie bul a part of his h.-l constauily
on hand.
Susan, brown. (i, clarified, andcrushrd.
Ct-tlre, Itiu and Java.
Miiliir, m-;u huune, pljnlolion, an J synp.
Ctintltrt, nnr, tarme, periu, and tallow.
, green, bhiek, Inihea, &.c.
.Vnnn, rwin, Cas'ile. and shaving.
Vij.ucco, Cavendish, fine cm, smoking, etc.
Vmart, anything from a "long nine" to a
"in. Id lour penny Cuba."
hnwed, sierin, and olive.
I'urk, lard, tullow, Ac.
', mackerel, white, herring, and Ir.mt.
f'oroii A'f, raisins, andcutrauts,
l ie. at retail or hv the drum.
iiuiger J'rrtrrre; a very line article.
I iiirgur, the beat crab and cider.
J'letlri, in jars, all kinds, extra.
J'rwer Oauer, pepper, salt, ah pice, ginger,
and allother oidiuaiy condiments.
Ah, lirnzil, filberts, almonds, pea nula, 4 o.
lay Inrchildren, meiudingcry babies, aud ev
erything rise from the elrphai.l loJack the giaat
Ihjttrrt, sardines, &e.. Id cant.
Vandie; a lot of all kind.
l'ml, broams, mops, &c.
Orangrt and teuton, fresh from the south, at
retail or by Ihe bo I.
l'er, mk, pens, and all kinds ol stationery.
I'ouider, shot, caps, lead, and everthing else in
that line. .
Pithing taclde, from the "longest pole" to
minnow hooks.
flour, potatoes, vegetables in their arason,
butter, eggs, chickens, and all such little "ar
rangements" needed ill lamiliea, always kept
w hen they can possibly be procured for love or
inmwy.
VIO 1,11.1!
"Let the riddling fiddlers fiddle !"
A very line lot of violin, with all the arrange
menis nt a sionUhingly low prices.
A.SOVhietco and Allan Lime and Cement,
together with everything else ihstcnn he named in
hia line, aud if beta not supplied with the article
called lor he will spare no ps ins or expense get it.
Aorhi!8. K. Moaruosiaav.
vo-va ut.i:iliiii.
rplIK suhscrilier has just firmed a copartnership
with Tiiomxs Oaroa, who for the past i years
has been engaged in the book and stationery buni
iiessm Geneva, N V.,wnh Ihe firm of Dkbbv,
Orrn.i ft Co ,aud Pamcg, OaToa.A Mn.i.aa.
The busfnesa will be continued al the old stand,
opposite the Oltnic Bank, on Muin ttrret, under
the name and tirinof Kstmbln Sl Obtor.
Tbesioek lo which we now inviie the attention
of the public, is more than twice as large as here
tofore comprising a very large and complete as
aortineut ol miserUaneou llookt, in all depart
ments of liierainre ; School I.'mIii f all kinds, and
a new supply nl Stationery, blank books, 4tc.,4.c.
'I be citizens of Ottawa, and those who come to
the city, aro inviied to call and look st our stork.
Ottawa. Apnl l,IH. .- N. W.RATHUl'N..
HOOKS, MTATICXftRY, AXO
wu.l.imim;k.
RATHBUN & ORTON,
II hiditule. and lMtil lUwittlUr and ,Sta-
tinner and JJnilcr in J'uier Hunijing;
TTAVKaowon band the larireal and heal sunk
ol goods in this line lo bt found this aide of
micngo.
tiur business relations with Miller. Orion. and
Muliiiran, publi-hers, in Auburn and New Yoik
city, mid aciuaininnee wnli nulili.i,-i il, ,,!,, n
ibeenuiitry are surh, that we ran supply agema
and boikadlera in oilier places with final huak
ol all kinds and a la ri;e variety nl miirrllanean
uouti si wimi.Eixt.r.as clienpas ibey ran be found
Ibis s'llenl New Yoik. A liberal diirouiil will
be laade lo ten, hern. Hooka not on hand, will tie
procured on tliort notice. 'I'hose who love read
ing, should not In (I lo call rind ..ok at our slock
Wii I hit, Uonlt riiitf ,
rii;i:iujAi:ij prists axu wxuo w
SIIAItFS.
We have jurrt received a stock r.f Paper Hang
ing, consisting ol a larire varieiy al new and
hrautitul pattim. lo hKh trenuent Bildiuons
will be iiisde during Ihe reason Tlinse in want
of this article, should call and are our goods before
purchasing. ItATllUL'N Sl (JKTKK.
Oii.iws.aprll, lM.Vi.
Agents Wanted !
'J i) tell wore t.'um 2oO of
Popular Books for the People.
rul.li-h.-d by Miili r. Orion, Mulligan, Auburn
and .New York.
"A dinner ininnke money and tudo gn.-Kl."
.vimiey la pl. niy and good bo.ik, will sell.1
.Mi i.NIi Hie booltoni Hie li are Fern leaves ,
I 'I and id aeries, I.iule Ferns, stones about
birds, do. iinniinls, imecl wonder, liesides a long
it'i lor ehiltlren.
The biographies of Washington, Webster,
l iny, Ji lleriHin, Adams, Jarkaun, Taylor, La
hiy. tte. Franklin, Uonnparlr, F.inprrss Jine
plniie. Mnrr, gucennf Scots, Joan of Arc, La
dy J nnet.iay. (Jrn. Scon, Until, fioone, A.c.
A large iiumlirr of hiiioncal works, narratives
and travels, and complete collections ot more
than to vols, of the ports.
All of which, wnh ninny more of ihe hrst
book ol ihe iiinrs, we will furnish lo agruts at
the fiuliliihrr't fir ice.
Catnloguea giving wholesale and retail prices
can be had at our store, or s.-m hv mail lo any
pari of the country, in i) IS Kavhbcn 6l Obtun.
Grocery Store Removed !
PHILIP GCDFRrY,
Curiier ffjjjin. and CouHitmi $., Ottatrn,
I 'S1 r, !il"cllullybegs leave lo call the alien
111 lion ol ill - public to hia establishment, and
to inform il.em that he has removed from the
west side ol the court house square to ihe Bland
lately occupied by Damber At Co., as the "Pee
pies' cheap b lore," on ihe comer of Main snd
Columbus sis., near the Fox river bridge. He
has jusi returned trcni St. l,ouis, with a heav y
assortment ot tJKOCKKIKS and oiher articles,
which he bought lor CASH, and can
therefore sell as chiap as any merchant in lawn.
He resprcttullv inviles persons lo give him a call
belore purchasing elsewhere. Hehnsnlso a large
assortment of tobacco and cigars. He begs to
return thanks for tin kindand liberal patronage
heretofore extended lo him, and solicits its eon.
imuame. April ti.
NOTIII.U H;vT
rplIK people of La .Salle co. have demonstrated
that a good book store could be supported in
''liBwa lor neaily three years, by patronizing F.
i . urieir nook iiore. i nanklul lor past up
port, I hope niv Iriends will not fcugei ihe one
who madrthr first 1-uc.ciat fill experiment and now
run alter new things. I have removed toNatiin
ger's block, south side of tlie public square, where
I will wail oj my rustonier to the best of my
aniiny, aud endeavor to make u a mutual advan-
. K. Y. Gribus,
AprlltiS. fiit n of the gutd Samaritan
MICK. (.KAY
ITTOl'LI) ililuriii ihe Dubli; tfint she aliil eon
V tunics to give lessons on the piano, guitar,
and melodeon.
Also, Instruction In thorough baas. Lessons
given at her boarding place, Airs, lloldens, and
at the residence ol pupils. April 8
THfi LATEST NKWS
BY TELEGRAPH!
Good Jar Frerybody and Any body
Merchant Tailors nntl Clothiers, La Salle at.,
A ..! I . .1 . 1
went mount mo court 1 louse,
OTTAWA, ILL.,
HAVI. just rec ived a large siocli nl ready
made boys' and men' Clothing, suitable lor
)iring and tummrr. Also, a large stock ol piece
k;ouos, sum as
Cloth, CnisimrrrrRy Kntincis and Trim
K ui nn kiiiiis,
which they will sell by the yard or make up into
garment. ! hey Imvealsn a Inrge slock of
Trunk', Valite, Carpet Hag; Umbrella.
Shins ol every description, Cravats, summer ties,
and hnn Ikerelnefs. siik anuroiion ini,lerl,ln nod
every Hunt! in the line ol Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, (ienilemrn ! if von want m snv iimnet .
can ai nie sign oi ine mg runt, and exa.mue
i. . . . ... a. .. : '
goousnnii f rices. opl M il
TAIL0KINU EMPORIUM.
RKMO VED fr, m Manltu't old Stand, to
the Witt tide qf tin Square, oppotite the
Court lloute, in the liuildinajorintrh occu
pied liy A. M. Jittiley.
A i tins establishment may be round one tl
. the largest and most complete assiiriinen t
of Knglish, French, and German broadcloth',
cassimeres, doeskins, &.e. Also, every variety
ol silk and satin vstings, and trimmings of a I
kinds.
Also, a large as lorlment of ready-made cloth
ing, ot our own. iitaniifurtotp. rnnsiatina' t C
stinight-boily coats. Irock and sack coats, over
coats, pants, vests, drawer, shlrta, under
shins, neck .ics, sen r la, collars, overhauls, over
shirts, ruspet. lera, buck'.ki li gloves, umbrellas,
iyc, an ni wnn::. will neaoiu tineap, in order to
clear oil' the winter stock and prepire kir sum
nier trade. All persons desirous of purchasing
gomls ill lliis line will du well to call.
The cutiiiigdeparlmeiil iadone by J. Prrha
lims, whose long experience wil I enable him lo
give patrons excellent lit iu the latest styles and
workmanlike manner.
Hix good coal maker wanted at the above es-
tnblishiiirnt. 1 17 John I'ibhcs.
1000cI'iilf.PM,,'h',',lt
UlO. ItatBTOL.
THOSE mm & SUMMER GOODS FOR 1855,
GOING !
The tlcmnnd for them
How BEAUTIFTTT. AnA CHEAP F
The I'LAt'K in, Corner of Main and La Nille
lse",:nmr;:,rnr;!i';','ii,n!,hi' ,,wk
riiiiiiiriair Ihr loliowiui:
Watered Mack Silk
I 'bin
Turc Satin
Satin de cheim "
tirode Itliino "
l!ilioH'ii "
(ilnce "
Tallef.1
l'lain Camillion "
I'laid and atrijied
China . '
Lidia lVilL-- "
' Went
li".-. . 1,'..IM. I it
o.in.ii, luiinu iiiki irnilll
. - - I'WIIIIilllkl'lllK'U
l!icnstcniindyti-Ktok ever before hrou;ht into the city, at greatly
..... ..'...
'.,.-0 ..,K,, UIIU llllW-IIIO
Jiieonet do d'i
do Flouncing
Swib do
Dimity bauds
Skirts
8Tlt.W
Curtain muslins
French lire bonnets
l'lain Neapolitan
NeaHlnan blunii edge,
Hpnt straw
'I uaean,
Hiraw trug
Double Itouche
rAiiaauM,
A good assortment, of all aty lea and prices.
A US HA I.,
A fine stock of Dress Trimmings and Hat Rihliona, Ttnhbinct Lace, Illon.lc do. Silk
Illusion, c. All kinds of
Shawls nntl Iflnniillita, f;iovr mid Holeiy.
.. Domestic Goods,
Table Inea la,.r fowling.
NapkitiB H,r,l, rye diaper
V00I tableeovrrs ,jrn pant goods
,1H f'V.' l". Real Nankin
White Mararillra counter pane jo,4 shrriing,
Fink do do do i,, burn do.
hunting Cotton I'tlluw ease cotton.
ALSO,
A good slock of summer poods for men's und hoys' wear.
Cottonadex, Linens, Checks, Hciiims, Ac.
l-tri'erHorm purchasing goods in this city are cordially invited lo call and examine, as
my stock will ever he exhibited with pleasure. J yy Mil IS
OUawa.splH liri la Dl.s k. corner of Main & La Salle .treeis.
NEW GOODS
AT TUB
LlVYtflll,
Dry GvoJ, Doott and Shoe; Groceries, and
L'roehery.
TI1F. public are respecrfuily invited lo call and
m,,,injt tt. .I.W.L
"PKTF.R rUIFIIANT.
N. D. The l.a lies will please rerneiiiher l list
Ihe heal stock of gaiters, boots, shoes, buskins, fee.,
Ae , m the city of Ottawa, vt kept at '.he above
store.
Ottawa, epril M, 15.1.
Furoiture! Furniture!
pillCsuliscriliers, ihanklul for tlie very liberal
J. patronage which they have received, wouli
reFn eihiil)' iiilorm ihermaens nt rttawa and vi
cinity dial they h.iveon baud lor I hi spring trade
the larger! and best stock olliirunure ever ollered
111 this market.
Among the nuineniuaartirlea may be found a
aplendid UrMirlinent of aofjs, lounges, Italian and
American martile top Ventre laolrs, card tables,
dining. eaieriMon, and brenkfnat tables, roitngr,
French, and cuii nrnii bed-iesda, of all kinds.
Ml A I ItS 1
.Viibognny, spring m sl, cane sest, cottage Hag
seal, and all kin. I-ol Windr chair.
l.OlilM..:l,ASMS.
iTveryTargr and splendid Btsoriineiil, varying
from 15c to
ll tTTIt.tME,
llsir, sea grass, huk, and cnitnn.
yllao, a very fine nrticleof hair pillows, snd all
other articles belonging to the trnde.
A moi-lol our waie is of home manufacture,
we ore i f course enabled lofid nuyorders wnii a
much heller nrln le .ti.l nl n i,r.M il-.n
I dealers w ho depend upon en.lein maiiufui tureis
tor meir slock, liming al l.ur aid Imnoriihlc dea
ling, we have adopt.-d ihe cai-liayslem.aiid wiih
out any blowing ol great redueliou in prices, we
rxpecllo se ail i rneles :u our line ehrnire thuii
thry can be purchased ri-ewhere
IMICItTAKIX;
Promptly attended loss usual. We are ready to
furnoh Flak's improved metallic bi.rinl raars.
Colliua of ail sires, raird lids and plain, constant
ly luijha ml, tlpril VI ) Mnottit tJiBvix.
, J. S. Stockton
'"- LU announce to the public thai he is
f V now receiving a complete stock ol
SPItm. A N II M M M Kit liOODS,
Consisting in pin of ladies' drrss goods, the in
trst siyha ol silk matuillas ; a large line ol while
gooi'a j domestics of rverv quality and price.
Also a complelr stock of gloves and hosiery.
To my usunl stock I have this spring added u va
riety ol carpeting, straw malting, painted car
pels, stand and table spreads, iVc.
Fvery style of Panama, Leghorn, and straw
has, (or men and hoys.
What will interest the ladies, I have a nice as
sortment of silk, Helurade, lace and brilliant Flo
rence, emlrnidrred tare, Leghorn and braid
edge, bonnets, nut of last year's, but this year's
styles.
Ueady made clothing, boots and shoe, pockel
and table cutlery, and notions ol all kinds.
I. an but not least, a new stoi k ol groceries,
sngtr, choice molasses and syrup, colb-c, tea,
ie.
Please call at the Boston store, next door to the
Mansi.n house, and I will be happy lo convince
my frienda that this is the store lor good bar
gams. (April 81.) i. 8. 8toctosj.
Large Arrival of New Goods
A T
The People's Cheap Store,
IN Cook &. Glover's new brick Mock, where we
are nowt eadv to nflerm ourciiv and country
customer the largest assortment of dry goods
ever orougtit to in is martlet,
AT OKKAT HARCSAIXS.
Psr-sola, all style, al very low price.
Boniiettr,bbuua a larguid timioleie aaaort
nient. Afantiilaa rich and elegant lew styles.
De lames -at less than the usual erst.
Lawns aelling by dress patterns at wholesale
prices.
Hosiery, gloves, ate.
An examination of our stock will convince any
one lhat we now oiler some of the greatest bar
gainsever ollered iu Ottawa.
Aayi. - rtosB &. Bambcb.
Marai-lllri Store.
NOTICE is hereby given, that we have sold
out our entire Block of 4 oods to Jos. Flem
ing, who will continue the business at our old
aland. We would solicit a continuance of the pa
tronage lor hnn that has been so liberally extended
80OTT& llAaRINOTON.
N. B. All those indebted to as are requested
to settle their accounts. S. Or, II.
Marseille, apt!8-3iii
Co-Pnrt nrmlilp lVoliri!.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform hi
friends and the public in general, tiiat he ha;
associated with himsell in business Mr. Join.
Iliirrington, undtr Ihr name und firm nl Fleming
4l Harrington. Jas. Flrmino.
t ynnieilTeB, May 5
Uiuilt'tli
Til 10 grand medical warehouse, No. 49 Wash
ington at., Albany, N. Y., Owighl Chapin
prnfirietur, wants immediately liliy entcrprauig
young men, wim horse and wngon, and from
$100 to 500 tn deposit as security lor Inithl'ul
11 ess, also good relen nee as 10 honesty and ability
t i act, aa agenta in the sale of populur patem
medicines in the western slates, to whom all irav.
eligg expense will be paid, and salaries the Hrsl
yearfrom $100 to $1,000, according lo Ihe ability
ol Ihe applicant.
Apply without delnv. either by letter or In per
son, to A. Hoyntnn, general agent, Ott twa,
who can be found al the ollice ol A. D. Biiiiih,
Keq..on Main at. All communications promptly
aliended to. May IU-3ui.
0agc Orange Herd I
A FF.W huahels just received from Texas, and
XI lursale by
(Maya ) J. O. Nattihi;b.
t'nulloii I
nTV wife. P.llrii M M ill.nv. hssinir Irfi mu
IVJL bed and hoard without good cause, not ine is
Iherelnre hereby given to all persons mil tn hn
horur trust hrr on mv account, bb I will nav n
de'ila Kf her contracting. ,
MX l-ilW." r.DMt'NP .VIITt.t.ANV.
To llcnf,
THR itore now occupied hy O. W. Spencer,
si'.nnird on the norih side of the cour t house,
in J. vvoon a nncK block, next to ine city meat
market For further pantcu Ian enquire of Will
jam G. Earl, or of U. W. Sjicncer, at the (lore.
May i.
a K
GOING !
is grent, nnd all exclaim,
Streets 'ttawa, MILLS.
f ,:u,"!' bf wij "
Silk Tissue
Lawn and ilurre dc linea
I'rinled Jaconet
do llrilliunfo
French 1'rints
Victoria Mwna
Nainsook Muslin
Swiss
Jai nni t
I'lnid t'amliric
KoIm'H lli illiuiite,
Itcviih'tt irri.nt vnro.lv tt nlltnt.
i. . i t , ' f
- fiiu JI'IUH llllll . I II T 1UII IS.
i. ... i r.n.
reduced rirlcrs :
A ,nrgc lot ol Collars ul llir lileal mi vies.
L'nderaleeves,
do handkercliieU
Child's wairta
Ueposuig cnM
Llegaut l.ace inantillna einbroiJerrd
do Crape shawli, die.
OOOUS
Misses' Ixnineta
do Flats
Child's hats
Uetita I'aiiania ha is
do Tuian du
Mottled Cl ntou
I'ghurn, Uranada, &.e.
Cljitctgo 2lfmrti9tmtiitu.
i,i;iit i u lions. "
Til t.'liKDK Y ft CO., wlmleMile and re
Jt tail dealers in lightning roili. points, glass
es, and attachments, Chrsgn. Illinois.
Ve are preared lo furiimh dealers with I gin
ning rods, pointsand (mures, urrinr in beauty
of fimali aiideoinpleteneaaui mrchaoisin, lo any
othrrsuM-J in the north wrst. Our points bring
inunuf iciured in ilie lactor under our own su
pervision, we knowihem to he an article worthy
of the eonfidener of the public.
Orders may be directed lo us lliroiifh the post
oilier, or It-It at Win. Wheeler'a hardware store
in Chicago: oral the shop, which is in the rear
of the building thai fronts at No. 141 Lake
aireei. The t nuance is on Ihe alley brtwrt n
t'larkand La So lie streets, nearly opposite the
hlierman hounc.
We lake pleasure in relerring to the undersign
ed. J.V. 7, llinney, professor cl chemistry in lluah
medical Collegr.
Itev. J. V. Watson, rdimr of the -YerlA HVal
era Chrttttnn Adeoeate.
Uev. I'iulo Judsuu , agent of the N orth Wrat
rm university.
Win. Ooinll, Ottawa.
I II. Ilireh, prrsideni uf I lie Chicago bank.
Prof liiieknty, president ol Ihe Mount Mur
rusrininary. A P. Dl til,
March 17-Cin. Ai;eiii, Ottawa.
Abbott tL Kino-man.
in'i 'T-cr i p or
RASH, III.I.MIS, A.NI llMKl.
f nfer ft nni the country prompi'y stteinlnl to.
ItflM l-Altli ST., IliCKaO.
( Iciober 14.
Stewart, Brothers,
Importer and CommiaaioD Merchanti!
w uiiLtiAt r. nr.ai.raai
HVnra, Jlrundiet, Gin, W'iitity, Cigar,
Groreriet, Oil, Puintt, Yarnithe.
,(::, de.
Agents for the pair of Siow's pn lent erasivc
io;ip. Keuim'seheiincal olive s'ai, and prep.ired
ill'liito.
'1 is A. !4 10 S. V;rr f., hit )i.
;oi!M kwbt, ISrpirmbi-r 3 i tut. arcstir
A. G. IiUIl LEV L CO.,
iMroan 'n nKALr.ii t:
CROCKERY, CHXHJL,
OLA S3 AND BRITANIA W AE S,
I'atenisolarnr.d p.irlorlainps, tablecullery, look
ing glniii.es, etc. ere
So. IT'i .A KE STREET, CIIICAOO.
a. (i. ncui.nv, jso. tvbbkll
1.AM9 WAlllt.WTS.
Ta all irho have rendered military tirriee in rtfiy
of th' runout iron ol lUe Umttd Stale ;and
to inuWr, or minor children oj deceated tul
dtrrt :
rill K undersignrd arc prepared to make appli
I cation lor, and obtain land wurroms for per
sons having perlormeil mililarv services in any of
the various wars in ihr Cnitru Sintrs.
Those having minims under the Isle law of
congress w ill have their business promptly atten
ded to, on rcainiin)ile lenns.
IIoli.iktkk & Cavasi.v, Attornryt,
Marrh'4. X'nttinurr'l hluek.
Ciinnttc, Itnngi'.
VaiB'rlll'suliseribcihnving bought the entire
Vsk sun k ol boots nnd shoes formerly owned
by A- C. Putnam, on Madimn sl., is now adding
a new supply tu ihr hirnier stock, which will
mnki his stock as desirable aa any in Ottawa.
Thankful lor past favors, he would asuaunl take
extra care both in nock and wniknianahii,io ac
commodate ail his friends and cii'iomrr who may
give him a call, ylll kind of boots and shoes
made to order.
Store iwie oh Main Street, oppotite Ciithmuii'
Store,
Repairing done at short miller .
February 17. W.C. Fsu.
Flue Proprrly For Sale.
rpili: ruhscriher ntlers lor sale the hnue and lot
lorinerly owned by Win. K. Drown, opposite
Ihe residence of II. It. Fames, on the corner of
;uh ami foul sis , in Ottawa. Un Ilie lot is a
large two story dwelling houae, continuing 7 rooms,
berules hall, good cellar, and cellar kitchen ; also
a good large barn, convenient for eishl horsea;
two good wells, with the usual out buildings. The
protierty will be sold at a bargain. Enquire at
this oflicr, or of ihe subscriber, st thr Fox Hirer
u. W. I). Smitu.
Ottawa, apr. 14, 1855-tf
Notice This !
THE iindcrKined hiving received a largo
qunmiiy of groceries from the south, would in
firm hisfiiends a id the public that he is now pre
pared lu sell them in any quantities needed. Ills
SUti.VKS A XI) MOLASSES
will he found especially desirable, having bern se
lected with tho greatest car on the plantation.
Country iiirrchanla will tiud it in their advan
tage 10 call and exami elhein,aa I am confident
thry are superior, and as low as therein nr.w buy
them in Si. lenuis. sp II 8. W.C'inaraa.
1 he Ottawa
Tew Sash, Door, fc Blind Factory !
TICO subscribers having erected a building st the
corner ol the hydraulic basin, on La Salle
trrrt, near the city mills, for Ihrnurnnse of ma-
ulai turingaml keeping on hiiidanassnrlmentnl
lours, eaah, and blinds, hope, by making 11 good
iriicle, and tiring punctual in fillingall onlers, tn
nerit a share ol thr public patronage. We Hiteud
io keep sash ready trained and filled.
Alto, Blush oud dooi Ironies on hand.
A. K. CAot'sr.TM.
s9 K. V. Knioiit.
For Stale,
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All of the above lands have hern selected for
tanning purposes, and ore desirable terming
hinds, and some of them will be sold on caiuil
lenns. (May K. Tiioaji
Tor Sale ;iionp.
I' oT l,hliHk5Sin.Vfe'liiiivataOfaie,
J a heauiihil corner lot i.ear iheCntliolic churcli
and canal bridge. Also, MO ncieBofdry prairie 41
lo ft miles northwest ol Oliawa, on the load lu
Troy Grove.
I extu'ct to be In Ottawa soon, and will call tin-
on any one who will drop a note for nr in the post
ollice. (niayl'l.) A,J,rUwrita,Cliicgo,
BOOTS and shoes for a tie at low figure! hy
March 3. Krueiri 4k llvu tvr
7
BOOK
E. Y, CRICCS,
.OlllGt.S wiiul.l ihank liinimi. rou Ir-euds f..r ilieir lorim r liberjl pitrons-e and invite
J. Ibeai'ein i, reel) limlij to h:e Inrge nnd complete slock ol
I'lus-, IIiIksioI rnmn. VV....I..-, -I...
Mtlinnii,
l'att-nt iiirtiiriiif(
I ... 1 rw.tiiwiif II'' 1.1.1.
Is eiirn.ivr.nnd fitted up wiih 1 boiee and pi.rrar-iel-s. I'l.y.aiaiis ami ruMionirrswillflnd aeom
etaiit man 10 wait 011 llieiu at nil hoius il.iy and ni!ht.
.. , . , Hoot) 1: ha .x iii r.s. ii'.vcv, &j ,
ror medicinal ue. alwoys kept on bond aspinr an uu he had.
My Stock of Books and Stationary,
l 1 1 la I Tit ifatBI atfs-aflf I I 1 a ki . I .. I ' I . ; ......-. . . a
.... """"'"r v. iHLiii,c(ui-i!iiir
IM't-M ll'IKP UI ail I IIC It firS,
MlM'rll.1llOMI iMMikrt,
lty'crfilinr,hmitririi, tr.ivrls.
Atjtr culiuml iind iii' tlmiiictltHMiks.
liuckfc fnr clulilrvii ami yuullit,
Music.
Files. flutei tnmbouiiiies,
Accurdiiuis, violines,
Flageletts.claronetts,
Pieiolss.liBiijoes, iVc.
Sheet music, note and song books.
WHOLE
Kirn
I will aiipplycnnntry merchant and Phyairinnswiih small bills at whole sale prices andaschean
a they caiigetthein .n Chicngo. 1 can ilo.n hrranse I am receiving mninhly Iroui
THE RASTER CITIES FROM flhST IIAXiJS
P-Mm kiaiBjrak mff lli. ls.J a ..n sb
May 19. IMS.
Hardware, Iron,
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, & topper Ware.
W Fare now receiving another Inrgr and well selected, tock of Ainerican, F.nglieli, and (Jerman
heavy an I shell hardware, such aa anvils, solid bos vires, bellows, stocks and dies,
Carriage and seat i-prings, sledge, hand hammers, crow liars, drilling machines.
Cast steel and common augers, mill, cross cut, hand, parinel, ripping, back compass, and fole
saws.
Broad aiifichopping axes, ades, and hatchets, lead pipe, cistern pumps, door locks, and latches
Hums and screws. hnre rap, double and .ingle cut files,
While-wa-h, scrubbing, shoe, and horse bru-lies, blind faateninga, braces anil bills' hammers.
Chisels, gsugea, simp lunger, cow bells, mnlniacf gates, rnrpeiuers' and coopers' draw ing kniv
Malleable and acrew wrenches, thimble skeins and boxes lor waipm or carnages, Jack saws.
Pocket and utile cutlery, padlock, till, and drawer locks, all sizes, plumbs and levels, Iry-Hiuares,
Tacks, bruds, 4c.
200TO4 IKOX,Arili STPEI,!
We keep a supply of "Shga" uf nil ai.es ; also, Sugn plow sierl, 'rom I to 14 inches wide.
Aii. Juiuaia ami Swede iron, .Nnrwny nail rod, raat, liWinau,Kiigli-h, biisler and pring steel,
Ac. hiiiiihsaiid wagon makers will find it to ihetr aiJvnn:o:;e 10 call 011 u hefire purchasing
STOVCS, STOVi: ril'CS, AM) I I ItMTl hi:.
Our slock of cooking srnvea roinprieesall ihehei p uterus lu be found ill the eastern or western
maikei, for biirmiig both wiMtd ami coal.
Also, air-tighi and Frank hn parlor Moves, for hoih wooH and rnsl. rnfrrher w ilh a general Vari
ety of cylinih rand six plate alovea, all of winch we are prepared to tix up wiih pipe and fixture at
the afiorteet n Mice.
:MMK II l. IM MPS, l OII W KI.I.S AM)CISTi:itS,
Willi tuhillgand curbs coinpleie, lor pn eat Ihe lowest prices.
We would say tr hoiwr-budders, ilmt we keep a full slock of bench and m.iuhling fiames, framing,
firmer, no kei chisels adzes, planes, irons, .Vc, lor sale at nianulaciurers prices, which we can
wariant to be good
We continue to niiKufncture and sell all kinds of lin ware, siovc furniture, and siove pipe. ib
work done to ordei
Wr keep a supply ol ex'ra plaies on hand for the stoves lhat we sell, so that those who bur fat
can at Bny time replnee luetm- tuny burn nui.
We will pay the highest market price lor old castings, enpprr. brass, ami pewter.
Srpirnihettf. J. MAHirvrVfJu.
CITY HARD-WARE STORE!
I'll Kundersiened v ouhl lender their ihnnk o
citixensol l.a Snlle nud ailjiuniug couniieifi r
ilirpntronagr Im'SIohciI U ii 1 belli during ih
pai year. Tlieeai.ibli-bment has been rulnrgrd
ihepresent season, and we are determine d that
nothing un uur pan ahalllie wanting to make it lor
thr interest ol customers 10 coll, nine their patron
age. Weare now receiving nnr fill and winterslnek
of stoves, hardware, and snddlery, and think we
shall he able to present tntheiradt as complete an
assortment ol cook and parlor stoves, boih for
wood and conl, nnd stove w hich we are nni
alraei lo warrnni tierleei in every respect. We
have spared norxpensr (having visited a Hilar large
alove miliuhijlories in the easti in endravnriug
lo procure cook alovea suitable lorliuruing Illinois
conl, and wr think lor convenience anrl durability
of castings, they cannot be excelled. We trust
our Iriends will call and examine our stock of
stoves, as we will cheerfully give them all lliein
formation in our power, and pledge ourselves thai
our stoves will perform as represented.
ii iitmv Mti: !
Our sloek islarge, and coinpriseanlmo.-l every
article belonging to ihe trade. .Mechiinirs, aud
all who nre engaged in building, ore Inviied to
call upon us, as wr can furni-h you wiih nil the
materials lor building ilmt you miiy want.
iioisckccimm; Ait i h i, in.
Those u home aliout coiuinencitg keeping
house, cau be furnished wiih culiery ol all
kint B.
Tea and table spoons, Crass, lin.aiiiljap'd. cans
THOMPSON'S
The Old and well established Store, under the above caption, two d?ora north.
Iteddick'a lllock, where 111 uy he found at all liinei a larze and well irleeied stock o
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
PY WOODS XiDTS STUrXS,
Oils, Paints and Painters' Oils;
WXDOWOLA"SanJ I'lIIY, GLASSWARK. FISH HAIR TOOTH RRVSI1KS
Combs of vsrious ki.ids, surgical iiitlriiiuentB, trusses, supporters and shoulder braces sssorird.apicea
sntill's.tobnccn.segara, fed, blue and black i'l a, all the most popular
Wnlland window pnpera, books nml siatioiiary, fruits nut A c.
My liiciliiiesforpureh ising at the east isaucli lhat I feel cuiili lent lint I can offer belter lndu-.
liieiiis to the whole sale and retnil tiade than any other llruu house in the ciiv. 1 ir.ler. IV...
country prompily tilled, aiidsiiiisfnciion guaranteed, both to pticenml ipiaiity. Physit'taa's Pre
cri.ioiis will receive piirtic.ilnr attention, Dec, SI, iHil
Jflflft 1H3. me I'tiinls, in packages, of 100,50. Vi Ih. This Is heconiing too well kimws) k
this counliy to need any dinner recommend. Filiy lbs.; of Zinc paint, issij,wk"i eovrris
iimicIi siirlnee ai eigliiy orniiieiy lbs, ol while lead. Coiisliiuily 01, hand nml for nil e he
Dec. 31. l!Q3, li. I,. THOMPSON, Ciiji iHaj sssss
OTTAWA BOOT SHOE STORE,
SIGN OI-' TIIK LAIUiK IKK l
MEN'S
BOOTS
SHOES, c
1!
NEW YORK HOUSE !
tul 33.
lO.OOO ltllolll'lt. RtMMl V llt'It t
WANTF.Il at die Ouawa t'ity mills, where
cash lor wheat la alwitva ready.
Also wnnteil i lu 30 good ih mis, fur rash,
Cuatniu grindiiig, ill Ilie best stvle und w ith
dispatch.
Also, excbniigr uu liberal teims as u .mil.
.Varch l-3ku. Oiu. ,MsK!t.
aV. H - .
AND
S'J'ORE.
Itru-hrsol all kinds, Iroin'J iu4l 3r,
Varni-hrs, I'rrscriptioii vwls,
live, lull., I'erliiincrv.
Ill" IllirwillllTI.IV r.,.,w. l ,
111 inn
lilnrik books 1 fall k.l.ds.
Killed and phiu wl'i.e.and
hint; leiirr iiiiiI In j;eirnp paper,
Nolr paper eiive. ipesnmlenp,
Druwiuoand inn.-ic pnper f-c.
Notions.
Nntionsol nil
kinds, loo trdious
to iiirnliun.rnlt
and gel almost
aiiythingyou want.
An attji
F.. Y. ClttflGS.
Nails, and Steel!
Wuudcn bowls.
Mincing knives,
hotting pins,
Poiaroe mashers,
llrnss ketili a.
dlesticks.
Sbovelsnnd tongs,
linmielled purcelsio kst-
Ilea,
Ten and roflee cans,
f ad iron, and wa-h-bonrds
, ann a thousand and
uue article besides.
1 auviim; TOOI.
liny forks, Pi, k axes,
Mnuiite lorks, MiiiiiK-k",
Shovels and spades, Oruh hue,
'ro burs, .Mnlleiible casitngnof all
Scyiliesimilis, kinds.
Hunt's, Collins', and Simmon's axes,
Hard panel rip, cross-cut, nml mill saws,
Log and tra 1 e chains, dog chain.
Also, UK) chain pumpa. wailing tudraw lbs wa
ter Irnin theprnirie wells.
IIL..1CKK.UITII.V TOOLS.
Il Hows, Hammers,
Vices, Anvils,
Sledges, Slocks and dies.
It is impossible tn enumerate all the goods w
have to sell. We iuvne all to call 111 and see us,
and wr will endeavor In sell vougoodsaacheap aa
any other establishment. You will Iind us on
I111111I atall tunes, mrly ami Inie, ready nnd wil
ling In show you goods, and sell to you if we can.
We are also mnmiliiciuriiig tin und copper
ware, of every description.
Alto, rave troughs of ihe lust uf stuck, and
pnl up liy nn experienced workman.
Wen!obiiy old castings, copper, brass, and
pewter, for w hich we will tiny the highest price.
o. w. JACKSON, '.August ait.) WAttll. I.wnvoi
LADIES'
BOOTS
SHOES.
avtat
r. ft. vmi.
WHITE BEAVER HATS,
fitallllM'r SI) lit fOI lra.14,
AT ROBERT FELCH'S
ir.ir.-ISJ CAP MASt'FUCTOJiV,
XorlA Side of th Court Aij !waii'i'
Ottawa, Jit,