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Laud & Loan .Office.
F.A.SHERWOOD,1
OTTAWA, - - ILLINOIS,
HATING taken not a license under the United
States Rev-nuc Law. 1 propose to act a gent
for th purchase, tale or exchange nd renting of
boose and loi and landed properly generally lu tht
Slates O! Illinois, low and Wisconsin.
These having nrpperty that rih ld or exchanged
ara informed that by placinx the eame-ln my hands
tor disposal, they will receive all the advantages of
the numrrou calls I have for difX-reut kinds of pro
perty, that the s..le of the same will reeieve my hert
atteution and that my commissions fur selling will b
light.
And those wishing to purchase property, are request
ed ta call on me before pj'chasiug elseahere, thereby
earing the advantages of having the chauce of choos
inat from the varum kinds of proerty I have for
ale sreh as may suit them in I jc i-.lon or cheapness.
I HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE Oil EXCHANUE
Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Ottama
Lands improved and unimproved in LA SALLfc, LIT- I
"'mix.' sua ttKLJBl counties, in the Stale of IIU,
nois.
O Ace In Xatlinger'i Block, in rooms adjoining Ex,
change Wank. F. A. SllfcRWOOD.
tlawa, April 5, 1826. 39
THE CITY BANK
EANR. & CO.,
Organized in 1SS6 and doing butinrw under tht t'n-
trul Banking Ait of Illinois.
CXCHANCEen
JKV TORK.
BOSTON.
PHILADFI.PniA,
r-T. LOUIS.
CHICAGO,
And all the principal citiei of the United States bought
and sold.
Also, will draw in sums to suit purchaser on England,
Scotland, Ireland, and all important points in continen
tal Kuroe.
o-OvtioDimaileig all parts of the State, and ram .tied
eronuayoi payment at current rait w l!unH.
U.S. Revenue Stamps of all denominations for sale
Hanking hours from S'.l.lc.tiHS r. a.
H. F. LAMES, J'm't. . V I x C. ALLEN. Canh'r.
. II. I-.L LLEN, Aft Cah.
Ottawa. April I, lsfil.
EXCIIAAC.K JiAAK
O F
E IR, :EA75T Sc CO
bank or DISCOCN r. DEPOSIT, and EXCHANGE.
COLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all par's of the State, and
roceeds promptly remitted at current rates of exchange.
Interest allowed on Deposit.
Exchange bousht and sold on New York, Boston
and St. Louis. Aiso,
Dee. 13, 1S6 . i
F. It. FAT,
J.C. KEED
Iiiitrau, siwrinait & Co.
Drafts on Lendon, Pari. Bretren, and available in all
tlie principal ciiies cf Euripe.
U F1C I I R U & M A II 1 X t: I X5L-R A X C E.
Capital RsritKSkNreD, .... $10,100,000
Insure on the participating plin. and get a dividend
of from Sv) to 5u per cent. reiuru:d every year to the
insured.
Dividends now ready for delivery for 1562.
Agents for the
LIV, RPOCL. f.EA YORK AND f HUDElPHIA
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY,
AND LIVER POOL PACKETS.
ANo. Abstrn'-ts of title of all lani'.s and town iois in
La Sail roupiy. Apply to
Jan. 17, 1M.U -2. J. W. FAT.
BANK OF OTTAWA,
ConStE HA JX A XI LA SALLE STS.
Will. II. W. Cushmaii,
TM;t:ft.
FTCIIAXCF. BOCGHT AND SOLD ON
ISEW YOI.-K.
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS,
LOXDON, LIVERPOOL, & IRELAND.
AI-,
FAftlS, . FRANKFOKT-iiN-MAIN, BERLIN.
Ti:AST!fi:, SriT'JAKT. COI.miVE,
IIAMI:ri:G. A.M.-'t l.KI'AM, KKKMES.
K t.tlreti-ii.s n ndr ai.d pr.iiiptly remitted lor at cur--tnt
rates or eTciiane.
Gold and Silvt r bought aad tV.il.
C i!iir:inro depart ment.
LIFE, FIRE. AND MARINE TOLICIES
Irsurd on favorable terf. -i the let an1 most relia
ble Insurance Cuiitiutex lr tr- I'liii.l States, botii
M !k ::(! 12iil;i:tl.
We r'pr ?eiit no Cmj':iiiie5 tn.t mch us w f-el war
ranted in reL-oTTiuieudiiig to our ti ieiuls as sfe and re
S.on.ible ii:uri r3. Ottawa, April C, liill.
LA E.ALLH CCUIITY
Mutual Fire Ins irance Company,
CAPITAL UNLIMITED
And constant!) increasing. Present fund for the pay-
uei.luf Iumm l-y lire.
55,14
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rilHIS Company having cnt.rud upon its fourth yeai
JL under very lavornbte -'reunit:ime?, having no lia
bilities, ami iiiereusiitg in the favor or the puiilic. conti.
Dues to insure Iliur5. St.rcf , 1arns, aud their contents
on Very reasmiaMe ternt.
O'Jict in f'or.k ff f:t.itci.
Vi'u. M. Taca, .Vc'y. JOHN V. A. HOES, Prtt't.
DiRrimin;-:
Wm. Ke.hllrk,
J. V. A. Hoes,
Win. XI. True,
G. W . .la-k?on,
N. V: llrisfol,
J. a. Nattiiier,
Philo l.tndiey,
John D. Culim.
I erensft T.elnnd,
to. K. Waltei,
J hn iloseack,
3 Hn Armmir,
8. B. ir, llrT.
It' hard Tliorne,
Bi ij. T. Phelps,
tnyld
AND
COLLECTING AGENCY,
4 5T TAW A j I X. 1 1 ii 0 X S f
or
f. O. Walker &, F. F. Erower,
VT LL ive prompt attention to the adjustment and
f culle tiou uf
J ZA IO.;.
JtOCSTY JfOXEV,
BACK PAY,
in ' otier de -lands frm the Govrrn-nent,
, rT Office in (ib.ver A Cook's ilitiiJiug.
PEOPLE'S PENSION
AND
BiHiotv Mcsier Office
j THTJB LO KWOOD,
OTTAW.J. IltS.,
tiT FuB
r.yT tr, C,!4 & L, f PMcngo,
T l . pay particular aUeniWo to '" "f'V
tAV, C, AO.
i A Ivanre I''rrs I'.erjuJred, aud iiu Char
ges I'nles Surceabtul.
'Che .veil knewn bbiliiy, faeili:ie, aoi success of tt.'e
m. 4i i i .which. I a:a acting pef'l uo t&coiiuuui.
Th : -tniar partner resides t.ermanHitty at M'uklag
4 B vr fie pi-osecu'iuu of their client's claims
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OATTWA ACADEMY.
TTITE offer all the advantage of a frt rlns Semi.
Vf nary, l.'are chaii e lor Practical l;ook Ket -ping.
Ancient, Modern, and llit,diej l-iglibh Laiie,iiijfes, p .
losophy.Cheml-iry. Surveying, drawing. 1'aioting, and
Sausic. 4 experienced Teaelirr. Sttiden.- takeo at
anytime. A few ran hoard with the prineipai. An
evenii g school for V."ritin, Book aveepiuf. Arithmetic,
Astronomy, Ac. from I till 10.
. A class will te formed, and situations found fur
Teachers.
Common F.r.giifh, 43 per quarter ((II weeks.)
Primary Department, ti per qilai tr. ,
FirM Tei-m ( 1 1 weeks.) opened May i t:
Fall Term (II week,) oens Aug.iS.
Winr Tetui fee. , ,
Spring - " " March.83.
Cook A Glover's Block, Ottawa 111.
u-47 . A. ARNOLD. II. A-, Principal.
TK'ED APPLES. 4 Bs. for fl;
MJ DRIED PLACHE.-, 10 1U. lor fl:
Tor l rt
tfeb S
Campbell's."
rerrumiTy tns Mass. ; ,
LlTtlN'S Extracts, C lognes. Extract!!, Toilet Soaps'
Bleached Castile. Colgate's Houry Soap, Sachets'
fbS, Uaad Miriirs, Toilet fevder. Ac, e. t v i
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LOCAL MATTERS
I I A - Hisa '.swnssassaBVaWWMssssssJsBsasjsHssBSK
Tee National Fast. It must be said,
to thecrodit of our citizens, that the Na.
tional Fast appointed for Thursday by the
rrc-siaVnt, received at least outwardly, a
better observance in Ottawa than any of
the previous presidential appointments of
that sort All the prominent stores and
business places were closed, and the city
wore a really Sunday aspect. There was
service in three churches, we believe, and
the congregations Were quite fair. '
From what we bear of one of the
churches, however, notably lire Baptist
we fear the other suggestion of the Presi
dent, that we should pray "for the restora
tion of our divided and suffering country
to its ferttier cundition of unity and peace, '
was not so well observed. We take it from
this, that Mr. Lincoln is in favor of the
Union as it was, and is therefore of the
class which, in the choice vocabulary of
the Radicals, is denominated "copper
heads," yet we are told, in the church al
luded to, the "copperhead Democrats"
were made the subject of special petitory
objurgation. It is true, that sort of thing
was not indulged in by all the participants
in the exercises, but were really deprecat
ed by one or two ; but the example was at
least, not promotive of peace and love.
It is painful to speak of such things m
this place; but the malignant, unreason
ing fury which a certain class of radicals
have conceived against the body of tbe
democracy, who are really more loyal
aud djvoted to our government than them
selves, has begun to manifest itself in
ways so mal aprojos and disgusting, that
decent people ought to unite to frown it
down.- " v ; " ' r '.
The Scpreme Court has been in session
at Ottawa for the last two weeks; and
have progressed so rapidly that the first
cull of the docket will probably be ac
complished to-da. Eut few cases have
been orally argued before the court.
The system of submitting cases on printed
arguments has obtained general favor of
late arid tends greatly to expedite busi
ness. Thus far, we understand, no impor
tant decisions have been announced.
We observe Jlr. E. Peck, recently ap
pointed one of the judges of the V. S.
j Court of Claim?, is still officiating as lie
I porter, the court having as yet made no
! !iTiiiinlmpnt in V.7 r.l "
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Cof. T. L. Dickey, of the 4th III. Cavalry,
and for the fnst year Chiaf ol Cavalry in
fien. Grant's de pt., has resigned, left the
service, ami is at home. His resignation
was tendprd in Jan'y. last but he was not
relieved until two or three weeks ago.
During the year and a half Col. D. was in
the service, his regiment did probably
more traveling and more hard service
lliati 'any other body of cavalry Th tbe
anny. They were with Cen. Grant Jn the
land movement ag;unst Columbus, a year
ago Ust wint. r; they were at the taking
Donelsoii, the battle of Shiloh, and during
the severe n-connoitrin" r.nu ssoutinn ser
vice attending these heavy operations, bore
1 a leading and most laborious part. For
the last yeur they have "operated" in
western Tennessee, Northern Mississippi
and Alabama, run if oue could give a cor
ruct history of all the little fights, skir
mishes, reconnoisances, fcc, this regiment
have been engaged in, it would form not
only a large but very curious anj interest
ing volume. The regiment, which was
originally l'JGO strong, is retluced to l;ss
than TOl) men, but this iemti.-Mit, we ven
ture the assertion, is equal, for eil'ective,
good, hard fighting, to any two ordinary
fall regiments of new cavalry. They have
a'so a reputation, which perhaps tone
other in their circumstances can boast,
that they do not jfertf". This plundering
systc-m of ' foraging on the enemy" as it is
called that is, soldiers helping themselves
was sternly discountenanced by Col. D.
from tho start, and has ever been held
reIigiouIy in abhorence by his " boys."
Col. D. during the year aud a half he
was in the service, was constantly on hard
duty, with bnt tivo or three brief inter
ruptions. He is a man somewhat advanc
ed in life, it began to wear heavily on his
constitution, and his health was not robust.
Wo are not advised of his reasons for
resigning, Lut considerations like these
readily suggest them." That he has proved
a most el'icient, prudent, and careful offi
cer, the whole history of his service attests.
It is notable, that neither his own regi
ment, nor any portion of the TOuO to 0000
equently under his command,
was ever caught in one of those thousaud
rebel traps by which so large a portion of
tho federal army iu the west, during the
last year, has been frittered away by in
competent commanders; although, from
the nature of the service, the cavalry were
peculiarly liable to such "accidents."
Deth of Lt. Jas. C. Camebox. It is
stated, from what are believed to be en
tire 'ty reliable accounts, that Lt Jas. C.
CjimMfcn!, of Co. A, Yates Sharpshoot
ers, (MorriiV" company) was killed in the
recr&tg.gemnVf Ga- Vod with
the rebels South of' Corinth. 'I here has,
so Tar as wean learn, vCen as Tet DO lwt
of the killed and wounded lI,at en'
gagemeflt published, nor have we ny
aather authority than ii-.l Memphis tftte
mnt, of tbe report, but it is believed 40
be true. Lt. Catftpbell wa from tbicity i
and a young man of great worth. Ilehaxl
been Doariy two years in the erTice,
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.l'.L.l. I,. U..l Wn. l.iniatlf as it h i
Lhe utmost braveT'y in several foriaer en
gagements. Should the report cf bii
death be confirmed, it wi'! cause a pang to
hundreds of sincere and earnest H leads ki
this comjmunity. " ' '
Everybody is getting ready for the Great
Students' Fxcuibion, with variations, last
ween of June.
FrksestaTiox. A private, letter from a
member of llenshaw's Battery, now at
Louisville, mentions incidently:
We were paid. pF, on the 20th fi0 th
'21st, the obuijMny ireseytted LieuiJ AtE
TeakAjn with "a b'esbtifuT artillery iefier,
revolver, and belt, . A very brief ftresenta
tion speech wa made by Daniel N. Adler,
a member of tbe Battery,' and it was'ap
proprist&TTespftnded toby Lieut. Pearson.
Li-ut. p. Uaoou otlicex iu avery respect,
and is hifWiy eeteemL'bjr the memberf
of the battery; i:- ,,-1 . Jt .r. '
Nothing adds so much te dress "as a well
polished; chining boot The olace to get
the material is at I lath way's, on ' maiii"
street It is .something entirely? aW. -.ct
fttvay ahead'of masOll's, Or any Other black. '
. ' " r- I
ing we ever used
a via TTiit 'Bar U on
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IritJ. "
Our Post Office.
Editor of Ft ee Irader For the nast two
Sundays the Post Office in this place has
. . ...
oeen ciosea to tbe public during the en
tiro day. . Why is it, that the long estab
lished custom -of keeping the office open
on Sundays from 1 to 2, P. M., has been
discontinued? . V
"; For tht past 30 years, all the former in
cumbrenta of the office hare granted this
small boon of accommodation to the
public. . . . .
A brief number of our fellow citizens,
living in the country who use this office
tor receipt of their letters and papers suffier
great inconvenience from tbe " new order
of things," vfc, keeping the office closed
all day oh Sunday.
The persons to whom I refer, are .those
good christians whose visits to town on
Sunday are made for a doublepurpose, viz ,
" attending Church" and getting their
mails, thereby saving by the old arrang
ment to them at least, an extra journey to
town and much loss of time and labor in
consequence.
To the citizens of the town, tbe closing
of the office on Sundays Is no deprivation ;
"out to numbers of our country friends, it
is a great one. H.
Donations Received by tbe Soldiers Aid
Society.
Cash for flaz for llenshaw's Batter v.
From.
Julius Avery, r $2 00
W. Bushnell, 2 00
O. II. Ilanbury, 200
Wm. Palmer, 1 00
W. 11. Milligan, 1.00
J. F. Nash, 1.00
M. II. Swift, 1.00
J. V. A. Uoes, 1.00
J. W. Fay, 50
I. O. Miller, 1.00
Dimmick fc llaybury, 1.00
D. Murphy, 1.00
T. D. Mahoney, 1.00
D. Walker, 1.00
J. G. Stone, 1 00
E. M, Wade, 2 00
G. S. Stebbins, 2 00
William T. Sinclair, (Serena) 50
Unknown, CO
. Total,
522. CO
Fanny M. Earl,
' j Treas. Soldiers Aid Society.
For the Free Trader.
What tbe Young Ladies are cluing for tbe
Sol diem.
Having seen no account as yet, in your
paper, of the Exhibition lately performed
in district No. one, town ot Utiea. "I
deemed it no more than justice to the
performers and audience to inform the
public of the untiring efforts of the la
dies to promote the comfort of the absent
soldiers. The treasury of the "Soldiers
Union Aid Society" in the town of Wal
than, Utiea, and Dayton had been tor
some time previous out of funds and the
ladies decided fn having an Exhibition in
order to replenish it. The entertainment
took place on the evening of the fourth of
April; and did great credit to the per
formers, all of whom were young ladies.
The room was decorated in the most taste
ful manner, with wreaths of evergreens,
interspersed with flowers, and also rare
paintings. The performance consisted of
dialogue-, essays, tableaux, declamations
aim munic, Loth vocal aud instrumental.
The applause of the audience was un
bounded; the house, which was crowded,
fairly shook with their repeated cheers.
The amount received, was considered an
ample compensation for their elljru.
The brave defenders of our country can
but feel cheered by this new manifesta
tion of the interest, the friend, at home
feel for the roldiers. Surely they can do
battle with our enemies, with braver
hearts, more undtunted coiiiage, when
they know woman's heart in eulited in
their behalf, and woman s hand w ever
leady to contribute its mite to assist and
encourage these heroic defenders of our
country.
l honor to the ladies of Waltham,
Utiea and Dayton, for their noble example.
May we hope it Will ba foMowed by re
newed e lib its on the part of all true pa
triots. A Spectator.
Special Notice.
Tost Orrtci OT?wa, April 2i,lSC3.
All persons receiving unpaid foreign letters, after
May l't,l:;"3. fruin foreign coar.triel and ai-iil routes,
are required by Act uf Congress ta make payment
there'or in coin or its equivalent iu Federal currency,
to -wit : Great Frl ain at.d Ire and, Prussia Hamburg,
Bremen or Belgium, or from countries euilryin:r the
English, French, Hamlurg, Bremen orl'rustjan fit 3rd
malls.
By ord'-r of the Postmaster General.
C. B. KING, P. At.
Post )flicc Notice.
SrxiiKK AnxtttoivixT.
OfTre opens, 0 A. SI. Closes. T 2 P. M."
Western Hiail closes 1 M. : Uened 3 3 P. M,
liasiern C:ail closes i.Z') I. SI. : Opened 1 So P. SI.
C. B. KIN. Jf.
ST. IS. Ft.
DR. RADWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP
Callid RADWAY'S RENOVATING K INSOLVENT,
Is tl.e most effective and rapid curative of fkin Dis
ease, Skin Eruptions, Perer Seres, Ulcers, Tumors, in j
the Arcana of Sledicine. 0N BOTTLE will cure all
ordinary skin diseases, either salt I.i.eum, King Worm,
Pimples, Tetters, Rash or common Sores.
. TWO TO SIX BOTTLES will cure Chromic Scrofula
and Syphilitic Sores, Glandular swell ngs. Tumors,
Cankers, Opthalmia. Strumous discharges. It is su
perior to all preparations of Parsaparilla Sliztures, Ac.
The dose or this medicine is small, two tea spoonsful
being a full dose. One bottle of the RENOVATING
RESOLVENT, will go farther than hair dozen quart
bottles of Sarsaparilla, Ac. A pure skin, clear com
plexion healthy blood is secured to those who taks it.
RHEUMATIC SORES. HEALING SORES FROM THE
BONES.
LtSJ. I linois, July 1?.
Mfssrs. Raiiwit A Co. : Tin ee years ago my youn
ger! boy. now s.xtren years old. "as taken iih the
Inflammatory Rheumatism, and wa coi.ftued lu his
bed lor nearly six mouths, after i hi l.e was enabled
to get about with the h :lp of cru,ciies in the mean
time running sores commenced on his armo and legs ,
and little pieces of hones would work out of the soies.
M heu Jou sent me the medicine last fall, I was induced
to trj your Resolvent ; at that time 1 had little hopes
or lis doing him any good, as I had tried all the best
doctors iu this country, and several diir.rent kinds of
patent medicines, without ctf.-ct ; after using two
boMes a Very perceptible change tor the letter was
apparent. He is daily gittirig stronger, and I look
upon his final recovery as certain. The Biediciae acts
upon the system, driving ihe foul humors to the outside
in small lumps, as big as hasel nuts, causing them to
disappear, aud HEALING THE sSOKES UtO.M THK
liVNU. Ilespectiul y yours.
AMLLIAM ALLFX.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLB, OR SIX BOT
TLES FOU FIVE COLLARS.
DR. RAD WAY & COS. OFFICE
$T SIAIPEN LANE. N. T.. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
For sale St the stores of U. L. Tuostraoa and E Y.
Caico, Ottawa.
Emto- ?" TaaDita:
Pmr AV ."With your permijsi J wish to say to
the readers of Tn"r that I will scnJ by return
mail ta all who (ff) Re ipe, wub full di-
ectons fur making anil usingasimple VrgeUb.'e Balm
Xhat aiil .ffsctaelly rem a 10 days, Pimplei, Blotch'
es, Tan. fstukh-i, and aU lupurities of the Skla, leav
ing Cie same to't,ct'j, smooth od beautiful.
I will Uo Qiail free to tboie baring Bald "cads or
Bare Faces elmpU directions aad InUricailja that
will enable tbeu to start s full growth or Lttcarfrtit
Hair, Whiskers, er a Moustache in less than SO days.
All applicttica aaswered by retura wait -)tfcut
crarge. HMpect'ulIy yeurs
TUUS. F, CUAPMAX.
.Chemist,
JiS'-Sia. j - ?o. SSl.Broadwavj ?iew Tork.
IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCnC, '
THK GREAT DIURETIC
UELUBCLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU.
. - - . THK GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'3 EXTRACT BDCIIU,
-"- - THK GREAT DKJBETIC.
IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, . -
HyCGEKAT njURETia
Aad Positive and Specific Remedy fur Diseases e tbe
Bladder, Sidney. .
Gravel, Dropsy. .
... "" Organic Weakness.
' And all diseases ef the Urinary Organs.,.
See Ad v- rtisgment In another column. Cut it eut, nA
etui for th Medlrlne at once.- .
pjcwAEX or couKtxureiTs.
The Cenftssions and F.kpericuce of a
tnr Voaug Blau. .
A GENTLEMAN having beeo cured of Ihe results of
early error and disease, will, from motive of be
nevoleace, een to shoi who request It, a copy of the
wove interesting aarralive, publlsheO by himself.
This iiuie book is designed as a
VfnJml!
warning m vhuhuu
r from Nutxoos Da-
PaiaiTtm Dicst, Ac. Ac,
supplying at the same time Ibe Mean of elf c
cure.
.- a aaalus sswlil Bur aafll saiwss1as SLtfsm Ml m III Mill CUTr t
enve.
T ose. unaw ensfm,io bbj ' wiiv , .j 1
I'ijwir.g theattthoa, CHAS.A. LAMCEBT.Eaq.,
j-nta.) .r)DplBt, Long Island, New York.
. E. 9. HOBEBT,
DENTI8T,-
Has taken Rooms aver the Bankrof Ottawa, just across
the atitCC from, his old quartt reBa Is permanently
locatad-lhcxe, and will be in readiness, during all bast
ncss hoTMs, to wait en hit patrons as heretofore. Hi
charge for operation are In keeping wttli Mntj
Remember the Rooms ever Ottawa Baikf fchrly
Col. Cuskmui't office. . f- salS
-Choice Liqiftrs, '
. Just received, by P. 8. Uou.ilwesr;A Ml lot ef
Superior Pennsylvania Whiskey, Iron the Monongabe
la River, ahicb is proaounccd, by eonnoUteurs, m
verj superior quality. , .'
Also Hin invoice of the first quality of Bootch Whis
key, to which the attention of Gentlemen y:d Families
., Bottled Wines and liquors for Family and Medicinal
u'3es of the first quality. ' : -i-" '
Ottawa, Dec. T.1E02 .
TO CON9UMPTIVGS. i
THE Advertiser having been restored to health in a
lew weeks, by a very simple renidy,.aner bv;ng
suffered several years lth a severe lung affection'and
that dread disease. Consumption is anxious te make
ktiawn to his fellow-sufferers the means or rare. -
Te all who desire It, he will send a copv of the pre
scription used (Iree of charge,) with the directions fog
preparing and using the same, which they will And s
scaae Ci-ai roa CK-n!Tto, A-thmv. BgospiiTU, e.
The enl y object of the advertiser in. sendibg the'I'ra
scripiinn is to benefit the afflicted. an4 spread ialorma
tion l.lrh he ronreives 10 be invaluable, and he hones
every soffrrer will try his remedy, as it will cost thcia
nothing, and may prove a bleming.
llT. aln AK1 A. W1I0N. Williamst-urg,
Kings County, New York,
Tbe Confessions and Experience or an
nvaiid.
Published for tha benefit and; as a warning ad a CAU
TION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Spermator
rl 0C4, Nervoua Debility, Preanature Decay, ric, sup
plying at the same time the Jlamt of Htlf l ure. By
one who a cured hln.sell after being put to great ex
pense and injury through medical humbug aod quack
ery. By enclosing a post-paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had of the auth.ur..
NATHANIEL sIATFAlfeJ Etq.,
Btdjord, Kiugt Vet., K. Y.
DM GOODS.
AND
CROCER1ES!
LOW I'OR CASH.
S. W. CHEEVSR
Uaa in store a large stock of
S1IUG& SUMMER
Consisting ef all grades of
Dotllt'StiC,
Mit-iliil.
liril Uuga,
livuiiick Jeans,
'a i Mi ipt a,
a, c tn in, ciiA'e'ks,
eolivu an J
toiitm 1 lauucls,
Very cheap lur taati.
CLOinS AND CASSILXEIiES,
All wecillen, suitable for Mm and Coy's wear.
LADIES' CLOTH,
Of all colors, far fpricg aol Summer Manilas.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
! Of every Yar.ety and Etyie. WHITE G090S, this
I spring purchases, "ill be sold at lue lucai GXail
I prices.
OISEE "ST.
Ladies' and Misses' Slens' and Bays. A full and com
plete assortment of ah aif.ds ef livuiery, wbicu will be
sold at low cash figures.
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain and Hemp, Woollen and
Cuttua iTuygciiiiKot iite Utest new paiicraa, wtiichre
one red ttt lo prices
Groceries.
A full and seasonable stock of fresh GKCERIE3 of
every description.
All the above goods will be sold at low prices.
The highest market price will be paid fur BL'TTEM,
EOOS. LAItll. and al. country produce. '
April 11, !-, -;. 6. V. CUELYEH.
L. FRIEDMANN
Has just returatd from the East with a
FULL AND WELL SELECTED NEW STOCK OF
aOODS!
Bis stock consists of a very large assertaatnt of '
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Cut la the latest style and of best worksnaoship.
Custom Department.
Ilia Custem Department is complete, from the cheap
est cottoin goods to the finest Uassiaier and Broad
cloth. . Employing nene but the best workmen,
AU JtU Cuhtom Work is tcarrantcd !
Every one known that custom work csn be made la
better style end vastly more durable than Ihe ready,
made article. Therefore the best advice to every one
who wants a good, veil made fashionable suit of Cloth
ing is. to GO TO FRIEDMANN, abere yeu wi I have
your choice of material and style, and the work is gua
ranteed, aod arc alio sure to be suited in Prices.
REM KM UGH TUB PLACE,
Wtsl cf Of Court IlfiuSf, i BushneUa Build
ing, next door to Murphy's Groctrxj store,
OTTA WA, ILLINOIS.
Mary, J.SAJ. t. FE1EDMANN.
MANHOOD;
HOW JjOT I HOW BESTOREDI
Just Published, im. a SeiU4 Ent&p. fa
A. LECTURE OM THE NATURE, TREATMENT aNP
Radical cure of Spermatnrrbeca or Seminal skeaknest.
Sexual Debility. Serrous-.es. and InvoJstolary Emi
ions, inducing Impotency, Cousumptieo. AAd Beutal
and Physical Debility. ' '
By ItOllT, J. CUtVEniVEa... If. D.
The Important fact that the awntl ebnseqaencee of
SelfiAbuse nay be effectually re -lovedf without Inter
aal medicines or the dangerous apptieajtlea ef caestlc.
Instruments, medicated bougie, and o her emjlerleal
devices, is here clearly demonstrated, and tbe entirely ,
new and highly sueceerfu1 treatment a adopted by the
celebrated author, fully explained, by means of which
every one enabled to cure himself perfeetrya anoi-at
the leaat possible cost, thereby avoiding all the adver
tised nostrums of tbe day. This locture Will prove ,
boon to thousand and thousands. - - s '
Kent nnder seal. In a tilal i envelone: to any Sddreei
: owrf paid or the receipt of two postage stamps by J
J
UIIAB. 4. V. skiftnE lsV. .
Itl Bowery, New Tork, Post OSo Box, 5.'
Spring & Summer Goods.
1 'fn-
11 - J
The'jreient prlees upon tiVX GOODS are altogether
Thpy Must' Cpmer&QWjL
Dry Goods Cheap for the Millien
AT WILLIAM .REDDICK'S,
Aa. l heddieJc 'Block, East tide of Court
House Square, " -
TbTOTWITSSANDINO U isaneral disposition to'lteep
X" them up, the combination is about PLAYED OUT.
Tbe small profit, food value, and auick sab svatem.
and also in making prices alike to all customers,
wheifcer they are judge, uf goeds r aet, will be Die
motto at UfcDUlfc.i'S. ,
FRENCH PRINTS. $ ftlNOttAMft
JKEXCU, MERINO. C0B9UBU AMI,
U A LA I' AC AS. SBIBf IXO, U KKTTXQ,
K iDLEKS, JACASETS, ULL, AC.
i it at the lawsst possible prices.
s - i -i
lAI-EX A IfVERtR KIDDt" t
Hosiery. Olives, Balmorals for Ludie and MImm,
also, a lull atanrtraant of Bradley's celebtatru flOor
FKIItTS, Io. Ladles and Misses, from 20c o- 2iw per
skirt -4 , j
Ladles' aad Mi.sea' Roods, Skating Caps, Nubiaaad
Cnutags, Children's Ilonds, Mens' Comforts.
Men arid Boys' Uurk and Wool (jlnves and Mittens,
. . winch at iu tell lor S-jper cent less lianauy
houe in the city. ' j
1 .OOO lbs. Wool 'Yarn, whieh I had mannrncfurcj
from wool taken from my sheep, which I will sell at
Manufacturer's Prices.. ? t ! ''
Important to Illinois Volunteers.
I will tell my yarn to the Families ot Ui. Yul. 22 per
cent. Was than manufacturers prices. i .
- SUA M'LS. '
A Tull assortment of SHAWLS. CHFN'LLE, BKO
CHK, 8TXLA, 1'ACIUO ai 11AMILTOK, 10L'ULK
and MNGL.-wf naaraad beaatifal pattorws, ioeladies
and misses.
DOMESTIC DEPAIiTUEST.
Which is unusually full and complete in every de
partment, and comprises all the must opuar ttyleS
ITiRts. PtM-ethif;. Shirtings, Uemitis, Stripes, fclok
Linen and Cotton Table tamak, Pillow ae C'.t'r
Russia Uisuer, Crash, Canton Flaaiel, Red an' Wirt'
All-Wool flannel, Ac, all of which will tier '.a as
as the same quality can be bought fur in the West.
Cloths, Cassimeres.Doenklns.i-fieep'sUray.iat
Cotuinades and Jeans, at low prices. . - ''
HOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Gaiters, Boskta ' '
Calf .Mies, Misses' Slorocco Oailers as i Lf..t Soa. -
Men's Cair, Kip Aud Cow V ij BuuU, bta itjM I
(,0U a pair.
Gr.OCEIUKS, - -. .
A fill and rr.mplete aksortoirnt of Snrars, Teas, C.
fee. spiers, Ml.isses. and the New York Celebrated
XXX fyrup; White Fish Codfish, Mackerel, Herring,
Smoked ami in Fickle ; Hried Apples and Feache.
W e siaaJI wilia tvr l all times to keep on band each
a variety ol iJrrsafiona as are adapted to the Season
and such styles as will please the great variety of tastes
of iur customers CALL AND SKK. Look at oar
goods eiamiiie and price them you will bt: aiways
poiiteiy, courteously and kindly treated, whetner you
purcliase or not. If our stock is not as large at you
desire, remember that Ifan be aoon increased with
V. -.i ., hi- : i, it - ... .....
rofia?e. Our store is light, airy sod pi.isam. No
goods wiU be misrepresented ; and If at .a? time Jou
should get improper gjuus, let us know it iinaiediately,
n a.tliacU.rya.iju.t:.ieUtliJiroe made. All that
we ask is, that you e.tll an i exanins my toelc, atj
Ottawa. Apt. ,o.i ""i'r.rco-iToa...
IXG
t-j
Si
EJ
I
THE PLACE TO BUY
m
if)
Is at the store of ,
j. m.jtarbLe,
(Corricr of Jcit'i and Ii Sal's Streets,)
Where yon will find tl.e fullest and most complete
stock of
?AHC & STAPLE
JOnc-y Goods
I have just returnel from the East, where I have par
chased an immense stock of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOE"'.
HATS AND CAPS,
CROCKERY, AND
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And to whh-h I call the attention of purchasers .
1 have ued the utmost care In selecting inv stock ,
believing that t only secret of success is tt keep
GuoD OOO0S. sueh as customers want, and to sell
them at small profits for rah.
I nrni' ,....1 K ,K n. ,...-. wmh i... ' .
me durine the imbI season. I httiUrtnt,J mv tme.
chiscs aud am prepared t show a larger and better
stork than ever before.
To the LAME.-) of Ottawa and vicinity. I would say,
I have just ana ym want, and just .what youhavw
been sailing tor in the shape of
DRESS GOODS,
Beautiful Styles of ; s
Delaine vIoh;iirc, Silk, Ioz
auilpiquc'si, I'plins, Ac.
Also a splendid assortment of French, Eug'.isa, and
American
which surpass anything ever brought tn.this market..
Also, a ceaplete stock of Elegant.!: les ot
SiTiLXG t SU3IMER CLOAKS,
Rag'ans, Shawls, Paris M.ntles, in every grade and
Tyle. unsurpassed (n beauty.
I have purchased a large lot of Toff.-ta Jilts, Xagflth.
tid German Clonk incs, with Trimmings to match, so
I am prejiareil to manufacture on the shortest notice
any siylesol garments Ladies may desire.
My sttvk of Domestic. Groceries, Boots and Shces.
Hata and. Caps. Krwi v Made Cloth u-ar is larger than
ever be it-re, and a 1 I ak ia ftr Mirehasera of theso
goods to call and examine r"y stork before buying
else here. I have also added to my block a large and
complete stock of
Crockery and Glassware,
By the piece or in setts, which I Intend to sell at such
prices as cannot fail to suit pnrcajers.
Ta the FAlMIEIts of l, Salle Co. I wonld say. I am
prep red to mf all kinds of Produce at tha ve-y high
est market prica.
To all my old friends and customers I return any
thanks for the liberal patronage betawed upon aie,
assuring t), Mil it wid ever be r. y endeavor to retain
the.r good will by se!liu guou at. the lwet o.-ivle
rates. JNO. M. TAUBLB.
jnat2S,iSC3.J ' - -
FARM FOR SALE."
ClONTAIiING 100 acres, silnated In th tows of,
J Freedom, L Salle countyIllinois. 12 mile north
of Ottawa, and one-fourth of a mi e from the village
of Harding, in which there I two churche, one
school hotue, 6 or S mechanic's shops, one store, and
a post office, supplied by a tri-weekly mail. Aoout 20
acre of tlie farm is tiniler land (S or V of which i
Very goo,) tlie balance i prairie, on which there is a
frame house 2('16, stable, Ac, -with 40 acres fenced
ami under cultivation, a fine oung orchard of choice
grafied apelc trees, just commencing to hear, cherry
trees, plums', currants. Ac, Ac. Thetimberrnd prai
rie lay adjoining with never tailing stock-water on the
premise. Foe terms, apply to the undersigned, living
on the adjoining farm. WM. BARBER.
Freedom, Kcbru.iry 11, 1SC3. "6-lnt
For Sale on Time, and Clica.
TWO-STOUr FRAME HOUSE AND TWO LOTS,
lutein the occupation of Mr. Henry Grantuia
South Ottawa, adjnfalnjf the Cmnrreg-itional Church.
Apidgto - . t:)-lm - WM. HICK. ING. Ottawa.'
Two dollars and Eighty-four Cts,
PER QUARTER, WILL SECURE
M i,00 0
IS TH
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
On the life of a person thirty years of age.
.Assets of the Company, Jan, 1, lgt&J . - tj j
Placing it In the rauft of the largest Companies doing
business. ' , . - . -.-
Apply to ' t .,i J. TF, FAT.
Ottawa, Feb, 14. ISC3 Z6 Sm. -
..! TgfvT ."ISsvSkT"
SADDLH & HARNESS SHOP
East Side of Columbus Street, OlUuca,. South
of the Ventral Hotel. ..:.. ).
,. . 'i , . . -. - . . '--.:
THE SCBFCRICER, having purchased th lot ana
buildings heretofore otctipied by T. It. Hardy, as a
tUrneM Phop, lias fitted up the establishment ia good,
(tyje.acd permaDcntly establiehed hlmseir there, to
tlie .- ' -
$4 DDLEA NDHAnXE&S B VSIJfESS
' He uses the best Pennsylvania Oak Tanaed Leather,
and in worksnaoship will not be excelled In tbe city.
F irmera and other are invited to give me a call be
fere purchasing . .. . i ' , .'
i Bepaii uig done on short notice, and all warranted
N. B. Tl.e sbp at the tea AUyariToli House wi'l be
continued as heretolore. i . i-'- r t
The firm ol . 8trtbd a) Leckelt t been d F
Tatual comaeak , . ,x - - A. ' BTaOWlU
Ottawa, Uarea,18.-8M. -,-v u.,.,,:
t-r
51
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CAS 7CRNISU ALL. THK LAXX .AMD UOt,T DESI-
- t . - i r. ' .. . s .
'"iiAin.RfAsi wrr.i. s Tjtrivmr tnr
ai ' -m
BOOTS AND SHOES
That eaa ke desired, at ' .
At Eastern Prices !
Call and aee them, and be ceavloced.
J
, FOR mi.1V! ' ; t
Men's Kip and Thtik toots,
Men's Calf pegged and sewed Boots,
Men's Calf and Kip Brogans (army cut),
Men s Calf and Kip pegged And sewed
. Balmorals, i
Men's Caf and French Calf pegged and
sowed Congress Uoots. .. ..
Boys and Youths :
Boys and, Youth's Kip (thick) and Calf
- ..... '
Boys and Yooth'a Kip and Calf Brogans,
Joys and Youth's Kip aild CAir Balmorals,
1 x- i- , ,
i Bo-v.s an" outu Kjp and Cttlf Oxford
j Ties, ... - -
and Youths Calf and Patent.Le.ther
V.OIIS. liOUtl. -
LADIES
Ladies Calf and Goat sewed and pegged
l'-.i! I7lnr:il .
! Ladies' Morocco and Kid Balmorals,
1 Ladies' Sen; and Ktii laatitiz Balmorals,
Ladies' Serg. and Eng. -lasting Cong. 'and
heel Boou, .
Indies' Kid an Mo. Con. heel Boots,
Ladies' Kid, Fr. Kid and Lerg. Siippsrs,
Of every kind and style.
IT2isca and Children :
Misses and Children's Cair and xlp Balmorals,
MiMiesand '.hiliiren's Serg tpd Italutorahi.
Mis.es at.d Chudnn's itrf. D. and Mo Congress heel
B-ls,
Miur and Children's Kid Slips and Ankle Ties,
Children Shoes in Endie.s variety . j
iyr Manufacturing and Repairing promptly and
neatly tun.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Country Dealers
Supplied at Cittern prices, with freight added.
CHILD A CO..
Cor. of Maia aci La Salle St , Nattioger's Block.
1863. Spring & Summer 1863.
E. L, ARMSTRONG,
is sow aaetivu a
Large &' Well Selected Stock
or
SPRING & SUMMER
For Men and Boys.
A '-5
And. having purchased for Cash tad SINCE THE FALL
IN PRICES, 1 am enabled to self AJS CHEAP a the
time will adail; of.
V.j Stock consist of
MILTON CASS. BUSINESS SUITS,
Of the latest Style and Patteras,
Of All Styles anst Qualities. -
And ia
.
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
I bare the FINEST ASSORTMENT la the elty. '
WHITE SHIRTS,
' t - -
FANCY SHIRTS
-' ' with Marseille besom,
Silk and Lisle Thread Undershirts and
' Drawers, Ne Tei Collars, Gloves, .
, .,; lloisry of all. kinds..:. -
lr3U.Ti CAPS,
;?f U'i'Ul if
1RUNKS AXD CARrET BAGS,
' ; Umbrellas. Rubber Coals ,
! AND LEG GI1?8, i i -
AH of wWck flUiMV sold ImCBIAP Tnk'CHEAP.
it April Sd. 1868. h.e. beJdie' aBuef.-'
cold If ena. . .
I HATE a arge assortment e. D"ao Wassa , -Brt'
Pena, ttia keel ettm wiad ' a tarn C. ' Aaet
e U3 warvauta ; Bhicl r ; c ri r
, 5.V E.T. GBISOS '
I 7,ssswaawaasasw
ivBwawassssssslBssssswasssasss
1863.
1863.
I
-:ii'r:iif:i-
'bh.tiintit.T';,
-iirfi l -V O-'.i jV)
r.1
I "..- s -
um . Uaa aow hi ef or '
.. . .j ... ' . - . ; it . - r
: ! -
i'v
DRY GOODS!
To be found in this part of tht State. Having ordered
in October last, a la r ire share of mv domestic. 1 .m
prepared t and will n , i . . - -
M,e tHi'.ililT b;jhi'..q
BLEACHED CAlABHICS
Deffiirii, Eiekory, Checks,; :
CdTTONADES & PRINTS,
rhespe'r lhan t CLeapeat, aod at soout New fork
Wholesale prices.'
The attention of LADIK3 i particularly called to
any large aasurtaoeot of
.-. - ' '
Silk. Shawls, Embroideries.
Italian, V
ltibboii.
TriiMMilnsa
aud 1'araioUi
AU of whicli wit! be old very low for the timet. Alio,
f ftsd adlcts kiwrlmtct of
" , t ' . -. .
B S S G O 6 D S,
Of almost ,Tery kind, Ineloising a good stack of
mo n.Mrid. tuuuus.
My stock of WHITE OOOL'i-i complete, ladudicg
CAMBRIC", SWISS MULL.
VICTORIA MCLL, LOOK ML1.L.
NA.S."Ol K. I'l.AID NANfOCK,
BAUD MCLL.' STRIPE MULL.
V AI.ENCHNE FDINL5, LINEN EUGLS'G,
" COTTON ' KG I SO, !!.K DGING,
WOliKKD FUGINU? AND' 1NSERTISGS, ,
WOkKlll COI.LAI1S! ANU mi,
VALENCfcNES AT.U htTS, POINT LACE AND !ET3,
la fact, almost every srt cle that can be celled for in
he Hue of white Gvudj, Lace tid Cmbuderies.. .
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings
Ladies' Hal, Shaker and Saairsr Trimmings, never
wa better
"T CAEPET
Is now aear! full of Brussells. Three-p'y, Ingrain,
Henp. Stair Carpeting and Oil Cloths, all ot which
a te lor sale as lass aa the same aolit can be bought
in Chicago, Call mm, a they are gaing last, aud
goods a-e continually advanciur In New oik
1 baVa just opened my WALL PAPER, lasludiag
eons deal and handwnne pattern.
Groceries For Salo Cheap.
I have made arrangements to receive every week
during (he season th new styles ot d Iks, Fhawls and
fires- Goods, so that Ladies may depru 1 o.i nudiiig at
all times, at my store, the latent atvlc and choicest
pattern in th market.
WT it Hi Fto':
500 lbs. wool; t.OOU baaU timotl.v seed : 00 firkin
butter; 1.000 bbl efigs, lor aliicb the highest CASH
price will be paid.
At the old stand north of the Oirt Uouse, NEXT
doer west of iles.rs. Lames,. Allen A Oa.'s C",v Bank.
V. M. UAtiKltT.
x e e s
Is E W
S P RING
t w
aS5.
HI I..'.ll ; .. i
IC.I
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Consisting ef every description ef
DRY GOODS !
- 1
.," AS o
f:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS I
i .
v '.?.! ' " - '" -i '-
PRINTS, ... -. Vi'UITE GOODS,
GIXGIIASISt'.,v .upisEiri, .
ClikcKS , .t, . iJlIEETIXGS,'.
STRirXS, , " . SHIRTINGS, .
,. DEMJXS, , ttc.,' Ac. &s,
.' i ' .. .
-k . r j ; f 1 v ,
Balmoral ; and,; Hoop Skirts,
In fact, every variety of DRT GOODS usually kept in
first clas ator. Also, . ,
6 ; H 6,E1UES,
OK 0 KS m Y i " '
HATS t&,,,CAl'S,
BOOTS AXD SHOES,
..i . i .
SHAKER I1QQDS ETC.,' ETG,
.... i
Ml ri-
All of which wa bovght before the last advance ia
good, and will ba rold cheap for tlie time. , , ,
rjsjr- MetrapoHtan Block, first 'door VeSt'Of Mtf -UjS
Hardware store. , t i a 1 V. I ' ' '
- - mm mm .
,tu'ws; aich !ia, i4sa(.-3ot ,
Tcnaut Wanfea.for Ibe Fair
tfironnd. ..
Tnt AftrtcuUnral Society delreea let their grbund
sokie'on who will reside there and take ear f
thr property. . "
- . -
T WHt)-f Coad Oil at trfwUIbJ P. WALKERS. I
tr-ill
too
1 .,tt'-:'ff;;
.-:!,.!
PIRST-ARRIVAB
-- i
OF
loir JHZ
k. x v .
r
Bean dsc Morgan;
i J
TS.
o
W have In store and ere now receiving the largt
and best assorted stock of goods to be found la Ike
West, among which may be found
. . .r
DRJZaSS GOODS,
Of the newest and most desirable sty!,
Plain & Fancy Silks,' Shawls
Ciwaki and Raglaui,
Hoop and Balmoral f k)rli, 7
Ribbons Cilovef, Ilolscrf,
i'auer'oc JVotiout, &C.,;C.
Our S ock DOMESTIC r.OTOl is completa and was'
purchased previous to th la. Vis they will se sold
at a very small adrauce free cost.
Carpet?, Oil Cloths and Rug3.'
Our Carpet Room Is well stocked wstb th latest and
most desirable patterns.
We Lave, constantly on hand a geed rnortnunl sat
C R O C KE R Y,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AXD SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES, AC, fC.
w tuy Btrrrrn. Eooli. i.
We pay CASH r'.l WOOL.
OerMotte-Wt WILL NOT BE CNDCBJOLD,
' -. ' ' BEAN A MORGAN, ' ,'
Cr;r cf Cesrt arid SIs liscu Sts., Clover A Ceok'f
Block. lH-it.
BOOTS & SHOES'
roa
AFB
Trade.
E. G HALBERT;
Northtttsl corner of Covrt House Sqvart,
IT new in (tor the
LARGEST STOCK !
v .- ,-
BOOTS Sc SHOES,'
? For Men's, Tl'iimtn', Children's Wear,
) j Ever shown in town. - j
Hav'iV ha a large h're of'tnystoek manafaetareaT '
ON ORDERS GtVrJ.N LA8T FALL, before ihe great'
advance in the price of labor and slock, I am prepared '
to and will retail Bonn and Shoe In Ottawa lew as
they cat w bought in Chicago by th box.
By devoting my whole tune and attention to trade, I
am enabled tootfar unusual advantage to those wish
ing to buy,
GOQP .GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
For Mf-nti'Wear.
I have Pdtent Leather, Calf, Kin titd tow-hide Boole, ,
Half Boou, Jtveretl and Oxford Tie, 0ailr, A., .
For Ladles, lllises aud Chlldrsn,
. , - - - ,
Balmoral, Half Balmoral, Boot. Boot, Oaltert,
Buskins, Ties, aitb aa eadles variety ef Shoe. .
For Thote sVorAJnff Ont f tJoors,
I. have 500 pairs of Dickinson Kip Bt ot. which ("will
warrant as good as yu can getmai at tbeiben, aad
will tU them for liss raousy.
S0LDHR3 will find a large stock ef Fatign Sko,
Long Beoieae- Aa., at eery tow rate . r . -
. ta lacs, ssowse wwo wwoee wi -,n aiaea, styiee nasi
(ilea , at about old pricas j
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, - , E. G. HALBERT.
Korihwrsi of Court House, oomer Lm SP
and Madison Stretts.
Ottawa, March 211, 19CS. 31.
NOTICE!
TO Farmer and otlitr who want Coal and Farta-,
ing Tools.
The aubscrihtr ha no w ready dug, hi far "
the Feeder Bridge, on the Dayton road, two hundred .
ton of coal for aale, at from two to two And A-filae
nii... A..1 . o.. ia : l. atlt haraaAer'
keep a cwiatat supply. Th ubscribrr will give rs an
honest, indusirtait wian, with jriaali fauuly, who aa- 4'
demand digging and selling rakl, fair wag afid cn
aiant aiptoyineat, aod furnih a cmfartabl hM
and rood garden, at a very low rent. . - ,
FOR SALK LOW tor cash or approved credit. On .
food t or X horse BRKAKINU FLOW, m
won plows, threw sAaa rj rroae. oaelwe hoiae-wasi
eons mhtUer.. twkeend-hawl doubl maons0reo
nno on ; also Bftwn ot IwentT ,hue'i' ,
foe., Of lb. beat qu.li',. for g WLAJJD.
Ottawa. Marrh1th. I.-;" 'T. '
SOMEWItERB between the Ooart Hooln OtUw
and Lyman' Mound, near OUawa, en Sunday
last (April Ml aa old cali-skia srallet, containing abonl
(i iu money and a not given by lr. P. March la favor
of th undersigned lor JWMiO and due Aegrl, ISA . -Also
a t lor S 75 given by W. K. Brandagcr
Person are cautioned not la purchase said notes a '
paymaat ha ben cjtopntd.: The finder Will be liber.
ailg rCWSOKU iCtniB wwmmM mm mmww w-
ed at the Fox River Hcuso, or at thie S-. .
Apl 1S-85 8w. , - MYRON POM.
AXa.