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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
fSrW.YORK TRIBUNE.

,r yyw.YoRK DAILY IhIooNh 70 ~ oLlshEp
fsb svrnY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
Tv,bune Buildings, corner Of spruce
ux.ssau streets, opposite tho City Hall,
~.s n City Subscribers for la} CESTs per
III ~ ~ when hey prefer, they can pay IN advance At
ss<h Tor ak months o. year al he seme rate
e v.r,se, Two CEsrs Mall subscribers Five Dol
SEE .,nura tn sdvsnoe, and the paper n 10 case
AZ l.I hsyond The time for which IL Y paid Sub
cosssrs tsfeu for six mcriha Three Dollars 10 sd-
se1ps.ssruIred in al exchanges with Country News
tsnse Oa,ly papers received a. this ofsce whose
7s2e hirSer tksn those Of TzE TxiBvsT, are not
s6vss~s on .DvERrIHss-(Is Adparoe.J
80. or icss-Firs insertion. ...........15 cenis
rye sseh Subsequent Insertion. '''.-'..l3
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0vUS~o,eni Insertion, which may be
k~ xsy or once, t~tc % OF three tirnes GEMS me
81 -, ,be option Of the Advertiser. }
ssSyerdse menfs-Tfve Gents lie for the
Iss,es I'D FcGr Ceais Tor each sabssquen one
tn.srs NlsRlkSEs, FUNERAL NoTicEs, ke Hs' sseeed-
" inserted 10 his paper sppes ar bo:h
n. ae,riuy spd The Evening edition.
rur sRMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
80 ,v.ry WEDSgsDsy and SATURDAY rnorningl
10 ~ "a ser snnarn Two copiesfo -.
xpw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
yysY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
$3.50 every SATURDAY MOANING, at The low pnce
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER,

PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER,
m NURSES ASSISTANT. ne1ly inyesset and yerJ
W useful sres of as rrrsefy, By which inf<nD nfes
mO1hs Old AID upward sxecse and saEse themselves
10 mode highly c0nd7civs 70 heath, dscds1y supsf.0f
anythcg before oGeFed 70 ne pgbnc. Fr sale 81 Sosf
Broadway, by lz4 iEnso1-l GEO w. TUTTLE-
EOR sALE.-Dssh Wheel feet tisr.stsr nssT5
neW: ads u he E,oer perfect tftet for -
csyfng sesu throgxh ne sash skea apst ready % De
shppe1 any part Of Tie country Inquire o. D. hEED
IS Bo~ery. m5 l1-
NTR- R0RNER 5<-s . snnSoncs asi be % q per-
Flnrrrrt r.sxsnt IN EspYosk add ec1iic1ss 70 ~
suueIlors Ia The Frs1ca language eLecaszask ulss.'
RfMUYz4.2s: s T 49,: ss'g s si:i 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

I'LL shin hats -, equal 10 ,hofs cold by ohsrs - -
slso, elegant drsss hals 81 "a % and ~ - scpsre'
a. a G. O. Much viii Be plssssd 70 zee bic ifirnds q
u a.f i'm. GEORGE r. "a BROWN, i4s csosist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

sw<1 NlPORTANf 10 purehases " riAap
gE6 torsss-fhs ssbsesibsrs having pufesssad
"1"of NJ. John seribsr he s.eia.ivs dfes "
VI Uths Untled staSss his fsiSns Harp Srsm-
IN In Plano eosts ariag
very splendid Rosewood and hAhogsnany Piano tosss
AID " Escp In much longer. Tbs Improvement con
ssn IN most bssgal Harp Franc, peculiar w eoos'rro-
general sssorunsni Of lhs most approved mcde<n sUee Of
snished Ia ,trumeLu BENNfTP ROoERg CO
AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

nurI-YIANO FOkTks - sssy loo Enoss
rsfsoas ssoe. purchasing Pianos I'll sss
"TKU W lhsir advantage 70 call 81 = oisos
Hco's MasuhAcso<y, iN raltoc - tvss 81
sroAdwsyI rsnsIL ss,ortmso. 81 ssaRf.ny see koss
cash or approved paper psslers supp,cd liberal ,srs
nyn h 0LENN co. lst Hslsosst
nNLF6K SALE Is de Oh e.od No. es,.
say-sl opposile he Aslor Hooss. vsstssy
"1Uof b, 81. and octave Rlane torsss. 81
y vsvsfy vshs,y Of psnsrs, win sn she
modern improvements, IN rosswood end Dssbofsay eassS
Pianos on hire. lAnks Ihonrson
MO sm Lac TsIlmsn Raoestl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

- PIANO f648I}4s, 4 t1H H!Rh~
"K6 eon.inasy On had i:Iss sssors.asss =
modern Piano ycrtes, 70 rshogsny ~
rosewood essss which bs lsss on hire. he has also
numosr Of sseoad Psnos vhch h VIII dispose e(a
low prices al IL
N-THE ONLY EXISTING WONDER erhs
l1Hssei Is DR. DEWITT kELLIN0Lh's infalhoe
III LinimsnL This truly assooishins medicine V the
only article 10 msrhst ths ne sfse.sd can set. ~
before The monsy 70 paid is IL Gways 10ne ~ he Uoe
when requested 70 elssr beautiful .nd rsn,ps'
ent Guid hishIy fragrant and perfectly d~shnai ID u "a
yor and especially designsd " b pr7sefbsd iatssnA
or sxlsresy and 10 warranted 70 ours IN ks~ dsys, s<f
all othsr remedies have failed Ali fsansr cod scfofa
ous affection rngworn, tstisf bsfosrs UGH Old sors q
every nature, fross bites burns psas "a hs b-ez and ~
fsc0ls Of tho spine, dsiocscoas, snAfgensa 81 inis
sunons and eslousss Of svssy description, VOC
and headache or two doses Axen sfeefanf
70 dreclon 10 20 certain 20 bEogs chclc, dsfrhee,
&c tsksn and al afscuoes u ne throat ir snoh.
g.iHs " vysIy asafs yieid 70 NJ nczsues inredsesy
Fever and broken Il Two doses swsya 70 BE- Lad
wholesale and rsssn o. D. issfsssLL Co - rssfi g.
moved rom ~ J0kr-st also st uis central cepc1 ffism
Railroad Osies City Hail. PARK, snd ~ The prn<ips dfpg
otr and throughout Tho eity snd co0n
ny generally tbs medical faculty arc s1iieed ~ cssi sol
examine this mscics> snd can Try 70 ihef enlfe s<us
euos free ehSsgs. Toe csrsy farnshsd sfslis 90 al
occasions mb4 ,1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

TH-isrsg T. Bss-e.r-ossfes fzS No,zris-A R,fb-z-
n Coumtss.0a--Tkzlks q Sts Ar-y-z G. ~ Coz-
srsfsssr- a. @ esfi0z-Hs-5 E0-6s-LiorTrv SGa-i.-
Pix Lnrs-Frs s-zooi-JE1ses Ssia-tss-Rsirse<s
f- FrriTsf-lHsaHfsesxrl-s C0z71si3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
ASTRONOMY.
vpop ,uTcHELL's LECTUREs.oNo. /

s,s,s for Tie Tribune eg 0, DTf"' p'0"'srepA'' Wri''r
= ..,,.eo,E AND THE HEAvENs.. .coFERScUs.. KIP.
.ts .rana rEEoRIEs AND DISCOVERIES. .AecovNT c
- 30, ,,ws Law o. 6RAvfTATiOs DISCOVERED BY SIR
800 s,xrox .EcLIFsE or THE sun OBSERVED 1909
80 ,co AT G1EYLON...LA PLACES DISCOVERIES.
n,1s n,srovEFY or THs Law % DISTANCES. DOUBTS
-, sorafs Fi.ASET.. SOLVED ~ gScKE...sATCEs..
sv,sra,t ,~p MS FLAsET...BOUvARD 90 FRANCE.
,fsossgsysrfoss.. LEvERRIERs OBSERVATIONS AND
,ssooysKy,,.TBs LECTURERS OBSERVATIONS ON TIE
.,ss ptEEf. ..LsyskRIER AGAIN. THE PLANETS ALL
CIRCULATING IN NElRLY THE SANE hSE..sVPfosirioF
% THg FfxkD POSITIONS % PLANETs ILLUSTRATED.,.
rial sFTTL&HEST THE POSITION OF the NEW PLA'
Nf..MyEgED DESTINATIONS PROF. MITCHELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

ofBpaa uOTDL.
- 3A1 BROADWAY corner u Leonard o. This sseab.
Il lishmeni formerly The Ashensan Hossi having 40.
- dsrgons complete change 10 its intsrns. manage
n-nt h now fitted up for The accommodation o. fafDes
aspuefusn and the travelling public
the intention Of The proprietor 70 nahe this oae Of
he mo comfortable % well agreeable hotels 10 The city
and no paine Will be spared 10 meet The w'shss and a.
pee,.ous Of xuss hoping thsssby " rsesiys hs'
MO Nv. A s. oIBBs. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

Tie s5o0to IA Crpsiys D0-9-s-Gosss ard psa31ls-
Ts-yA Hs1ss a. zstErr-Cgiz,oa Prs0s-cr-sict
Disa2iiz<-1E0rzes Liesrssas-" Cs-plfs Lar.
yr--HyV ne Pkllic Bssizsss . pc7e sss rkzs ~
lass P-TsePi~- Bzrtiss-0 -oesoects Dtr0rcr.
Corresuordence cf Tee Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
BOARDING ann 4otels.

Bcdr0inN ann potcIe.
DOARD WANTED, with psror and bedroom, toe
ID gentleman, lady, and servant. from ths Les % hay
next line, stating tsrms and other pafteuaIs VIII W
Immediately attended to. Address n Tribune once
mil So
DOARDING.-Plesssnt apartments 10 DO let WIN
Dbosrd 70 gentlemen and heir wves-irnmediAisJ o.
from the 6rsl o. May maxi al I'D Orchards" oooa fsnS
suces exchanged. 10 w
NlTANTRD-A room suitable for once also, par
w or and bedroom with board for physician ana az
wife, from let Of Nay. Location ess~ssn cenai spa
ASIA. mle W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

RoBBERT.-A valuable coat, pair Of pants. and
vest containing pocket book and valuable papers
last evening stolen from boarding house, corner Of
Mott and Walker sis. The thief escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

FIRE.-Ths root @. house I'D Chris,opher.st- took
IRE At y O'Clock yesterday. II rgnsied from the
essness Of tinsiths who repairing the roof
Ii WA speedily exrnguished
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
TO EARNERS,

YOLIEr WOOl.LEN FAGrORY-The
- sub.crihor viii keep on hand large assor'-
nent OF cl tn Of his own manufacture, which he
proposes to exchange for wool. He viii give
one yatd nf good heavy cloth tor two and half
p,unds u good clean wool Of the samo quality !;
or he will work wool upon shares, as follows -
give one.hall the cloth the wool makes by recCiv-
ing eigh, cents per yard from the customer upon
hi. hilf or al the wool makes by receiving thirty
eight cents per yard for manufacturing, He will
also manufacture for customefs-blanicis, jeans
and l,nneli, As well as silnet, and full cloth.
Cioih Dressing done on reasonable terms
and at short notice. None but the bes. work
me-i will be employed.
Any person gong n Chicago. from the GEN.
trial or southern part of the state, viii pass by
this town, an ! all the subscriber wishes, 10 in.
sure continuance Of patronage, is TO once have
4 man palrolize him. Wool can be SAINT Up the
Illinois river, directed to J. A. Mat,eson, Joliet
VIII county, to the care of Mr.. Abrams, Peru.
;lls., AMI it will he forwarded where cloth will
be put up in a neat and safe manner, according
to the above terms. and sent in return to any part
Of the State without troubling the owners TO &C.
Company it. \ WATFESON.
". B --Persons coming fiom q distance with
quantity Of wool to be carded or manufactured.
il obliged TO stay over night, shall be to m ex-
pcnse. d.
Joliet, March s2d, Isl7. 40
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To the Public.

yVyIc GRElT' UE\II\,i n\I,VF Tho
,,,Je,fII ,lr,r, nf Crrn.'. pru F,,,,,,r
in r,m,y;nc 1Il n,n from huns olm, $, instantly
unon il an.,Iic,tion. ia ,ulv ostorisliuy. and
,I,l ,br puhl,c generally know Of the ssne,,ye
proper,ies we are convinc,d that no rc,.on. es.
neci ,Ilr hooL, n families vonId allow ,bem.
s.Iye.;o bs a .inole 5,v vuhou, il. II ho, Ions
bean Js.iIs,o,u,n with medical man ia 6nd a
.,ra and ss,,bli.hcJ remedy for burns one which
yonlJ remoy. Inflammation Without csu,i,s adj.
,Ihonol main md speedily e,tra,, ,te fire.
Tti, a ,a,;.,I na;n c,,,ac,o, co r,h,n,s o,i
,hese oronrr,ics and many more. II ureven,snr
e,,r,c,s mor,i6ca,ion. relieves Aft main caused hy
buui,cs bIi,,ereJ surfaces, &c. The irnorauia,.
s,.,;an, o,,o, nal ,h,, ,ny ,hipg aid IN b,y,
nn;,e,.al merit must he good for nothing is bee,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
0. Form Of bid, guaranty, and eer,io,0,c.

D. Form Of bid, guaranty, aud certificate.
=. 'es'd'ns at ia the coun-
~ of in the state OF ,h,rety ol,r
the United States the sum of Lolius 81,
cash tor their right, tile, interest ana claim 4,
the property described IN number IN Tho
printed advertisement OF the solicitor &C the i,e.
sury, upon the terms and condition ,h,Iein man.
honed; and hereby, in consideration ,f Tho
premises, agree IN Gaze my bid therefor shah he
accepted by said solicitor. Ia deposit that cum.
~ h"tnl money, In one of the drpu,iinrit. men.
nnned Ia said Advertisement. within thiiiy Jsys
alter nj 6'a shall I've accepted aud notice there.
~ ,'n' to me by mail.
iot'.
For value rer,v,J, gusIantce,o the Cni,,J
States the Performance OF the above und,r,,kiny
10y the sigucr then Of, in case his bid be mod
Dated ,lsi7.
| certify that the above guarautor is r,sno,s;
BILE for the sum mentioAcd in the above bud.
~. Plats e the lands al Boston Gun be- seen =,
the Office otthe United States district a,torp,v
in that city aud in tho solicitor riice Ut Wash.
ingtOn.
Bids not performed on the part Of the bidder.
according To the terms specified in the above com
dlllons, may at The option # the solicitor, be
declared null and void. In all cases where fraud
may have been ptSctScd against the United
States, the solicitor may. before executing tho
conveyance, declare the bid invalid AMI of no ,f
feet. r. II. GIILET.
hCiiOr # the TTeasurv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

Honey Bets.-An acquaintance Of
ours, in this city, who is quite a bee
fancicr, and closely observed and
studied their habits for e,al years,
placed new swarm in hive of his
own construction, on the 25th Of
June last. This hive is made to con-
form to the natural habits of the iu-
sect in its wild state. 1t is of the
usual form, but closed at the bottom,
with close fitting lid, covered with
wire cloth, about eight meshes to the
inch. This allows all the dirt and
chips Of comb made by the bees to
silt through, and admit sufficient air
for ventilation. 1t is hung on butts,
and can be opened TO brush off any
dead bees, or any other substances
that may be too large TO fall through
the wire. Near the top, directly over
the drawers, is an inch anger hole,
for the passage Of the workers. This
aperture, being at the top of the
swarm, has always a cluster of busy
bees about it, so that no miller can
enter and as there is no ether mode
I Of ingress, our friend thinks that the
hives may be kept from worms, which
ere the greatest enemy Of the apiary.
Nothing larger than ants can 60 thro'
the wiro bottom--.and they arc east
ykept awayby salt. The swarm in
this hive is tho most busy its ownc,
he's ever witnessed, and as evidence
orthis, he finds the hive, on the tenth
day, two-ti'irds full Of COMPLEMENTARY
dopble the usual quantity for solate
X Z swarm, -.F:rricA CT. } News.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
Fashionable Tutoring.
CONELLY e. BAILEY

DETURN thanks 'o'hr public for the liberal
Npa,ronagc extended to them, and would state
tina, ;hev have removed to the north side If the
City Hotel to The building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCary. They fave
procured the latcst
Spring and Summer Fashians.
direct from New York, which will enable hem
TO make mp garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the bes, manner.
and all garments made to fit,
Ottawa, April |. 1917
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DIR. \. SAWYER,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.

iGht ntfs 'Ncggn.
fvNRlS remedy is prepared entirely fro vrre.
L table substances aud contains no mercury
atsnlc ar anything that can prove injurious TO the
system. Its effects are thnsa of dcohs,rucnt and
tonic, well adapted to restore the healthy action
ni the liver and stomach whose functions are al
scrcrally impaired IN this class VI diseases.
Qulnine and other tones serve only in many
cases to brake the rhis, out do net rcmGve The
disease Of the liver aud other organs implicated
on which the ch,ll AMI fever depends h,nse the
usefulness Of the "fluid Extract OF Bark" (par.
ucuhry where physicians cannot readily be con.
-uIien.) which contains all the qualities suited t,
the indication OF these mnladirs
The Fluid Extract Of Bark" ia prepared hy
d. Sawyer, after several wears experience in adj
nins'criug tn thosc afflicted, both IN the eastern
and western part of the United States, and no
can confidently commend It to the public rs pos
ses,ing virtues well adapted to ihe pernianmt
cure of the often long pro,raclcd interuiitsnts
and remittenis of unhealthy districts.
liundce /. Of testimonials in regard to the eff
cacy Of the meJciGe from persons Of respectahi'.
ny have been given to the prrpric,rr--hut he
does not make USE 4 them ~ he prefers to have
the medicine introduce itself solely by it's merits.
Sold 10y KING * WHITE. corn,fof los Sail,
ana Ciual streets Who have constantly n baud
4 large SUPPLY Of Drugs. Medicines. Oils, Dy-
stuff, &c.
Juiy 30 1917
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his old stand on Columbus Street, near the Union
House. Beef. mutton, al.--every thing in sea.
son and in his line always on hand As he pays
cash fr all he buys, he is obliged to exact it on
oil his sales. Heads up, right face. forward,
mnrch---,o the Butcher, and draw your rations,
Of steak, roast, &c &c.
Ottawa, July 90, lS47. lit
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II Bureau Couoiy-Sec SO t7,nril, east
OF the 4lh principal meridian.
IN Gniady COunty.-se az O. 81, d hi 'w
qr ~. 32,6
IN wa Couniy.--E hfsw 81, $40; sw r. qr
3, 80,
The above Lands will be sold cheap. On
most Of which, by raying one.four'h down, time
will be given on the balance.
40 GEO II. NORRIS.
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- DAYTON -r
W DOL EN- I ACT0R Y.

NE would most respectfully inform OUT
w friends and patrons. that the above cslsb
iishment Is still IN operation, and will coniinu'
to be, - long as We continue 10 receive sueh b
liberal share ofPublic patronage and would her
renew our promise that no pains shall he sparet
an nur part, with skiltul ucrkmen, Ia rcudeI &c.
aeral satisfaction. We are manufacturing shs
Allowlng kinds OF goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
jiSsimrrc, Saiiusii, Tweed. Jeans. linsfy
Flaaacls Of different Kinds. and Blankets.
Which NC oiItr for sale " holcsalc or retail, vcr,
heap, for Cash, Wkeai. or Wooi. or will mak,
liberal exchanges. say yd. fulcd cloth for fton
to lbs e wool. l vd. jeans for 2 lbs, yd
liunti far | lbs, pair very heavy blankets fr,
"a much mare wool as 1t takas To make then
Nc.. allnfthc same quality. Drive will mann,
Gsciute fuIlCd cloth on commission, al from 81
Ia CO. cents per I'd. Wool calculated for OK
changing or manufacturing should he w,tl wash
FL on be sheep and relied up in separate .leCces
CiR0lN6 AND SPINNING,
Wan Ne done at from Is to IS cents per POUND
GAHUiNG will ne done this season at cents,
except very lUc 6t cents per pound. Come on
'Ih your foe wool, as Ne have just received
two new ,inge machines Of the latest and mos,
Improved style, which vii! hcrui in compile,
nrder, with fine cards, (No 81 and 33) by the
10Th inst, and are calcuisjrd expressly for Gus.
tom work. Dor old machine will be putin Id
order, and will do Justice to the coHrseI qualities.
Persons coming from dis'anrc can hAvelheir
work done with the least rossiti, irI.y, and in
4 manner which We will Warrantto give salts
faction.
10TH DRESS ING
Willie done a, the usual prices,or smslldis.
count for ready pay. J. s d. GREEN
Dayton, Nav ii. lSl1. ]. & n &.
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n q Il &c T..


rgNIIE subscriber, wishing to bring his
q. business to a close, offers, al reduc-
ed prices. a large and splendid ass"rl'
ment of frs, rate Broadco,hs, Of various
colors and qualities, cassmerGs, sat'nc.'s
and ,weeds. Vesllngs OF various kinds
viz:-Sa,in, silk, silk and cotton velvet,
cashmere, swansdown and Marse'l'es.
Bomhazines, Alpacas, Parame,ta, French
merinos, Irish linens. shr,lngs and sheet
inos. canton and woolen ilannels aud
blue drillings.
ALso-A splendid assor'men, Of s.orks.
plain and dg'd. cravas, gum elastic aud
worsted suspendcrs. Gents. cotton half
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkis., UNI
bre,as and cotton and linen thread
ALso-A first rate assortment OF Tai
lor's trimmings.
All of the above articles will be sol at
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SHULER.
N. B.-Win,er Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all of the above
articles. D. D.
Ottawa, March 90, l7a7. 81 III
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
A. B. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
IN the north side cf the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend IN ali calls IN his line of bu.
siness. Fashions received regularly All work
executed in his shoTis warranted. Cutting done
10 order, may %, lS47. a6lf
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BlaCksmiihiug.

CO. THE subscriber takes this meth
gSaI> y cd Of returning thanks for the pub.
q u lie patronage heretofore extended
r. to him, and wishes to inform his
I'm friends aud public generally, thai,
'-a-lSZr he has turned his whole attention
to The manufacturing If wagons and bugcics, in
all its branches; he has secured himself the hes,
Of workmen, both in wood and iron, and his stock
of lumber and iron cannot be surpassed by any
in this vicinity.
Wagons u.aie to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west Of Chicago
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons really finished on hand ard can
flash any kind to order in few days notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10, 1876. u. BARNARD.
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CALED PROPOSALS Ill he received this office until the
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interest Of United law aud equity, property
LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
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BulCI,Cring.

UOS. REDDlCK.
% gree,s bis old
friends IN returning
from the wars, and
respectfully annour-
ccs that he has made
oil the necessary ar
Engagements TO open
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Number ~.
Gen. washington and ten. TayIor.

The public mind is becomming daily more
impressed with the resemblance between the
aFather Of his Country'' and 1.-THE Old Hero
Of the Rio Grahde." That IN history, the
name Of Taylor will be more closely allied I'd
Washington's than it was ever presumed a
name could be, there cannot be a doubt. Ina
conversation with one Of Gen. Taylor's most
intimate friends soon after the battles Of the
9th and 9Th were fought, he made the follow
ing remark. "Gen. Taylor looked upon Wash
ington as the greatest statesman and soldier
that ever lived-asthe greatest example ofatrue
Republican. There cannot be a doubt that this
sympathy Of Gen Taylor's mind with that Of
Washington causes the resemblance SO much
noticed by all classes Of society, and so much
admired,
The Richmond Republican,, alluding to this
subject, has the following:
In reply to a letter addressed to him General
Washington wrote;
"Should it become absolutely necessary for
me to occupy the station in wi ich your letter
pre-supposes me, ThaOe determined to go into It
perfectly free from all engagements cfeUery nature
schatsoeUer. A Conduct In conformity to this
resolutions would enable me; in balancing the
various pretehsiohs Of different candidates for
appointments, to act NTH a sole reference tOjustice
A and HepubRe good.
In the answer Of the senate to Gen WASH
7 %ington's first address to Congress, they say:
! "We are sensible sir; that nothing but the
voice of your fellow-citizens could have call
ed YOU from a retreat, chosen with the ton-
:; dest predictions, endeared by habit, and con-
. secrated to the repose Of declining years. We
. rejoice and with us all America, that in Obe1
dience to the call Of our common country you
y have returned once more to public lite. In
= YOU, all parties coafde in you all interests unite.
: In his letter, published in the Troy FoStGen-
=, eral Taylor says:
~ @The Presidential office presents no induce
y ments to me to seek it's honors or rosponslblli'
- ties; the tranquility Of private lie, on the
!" contrary is the great object Of my aspirations
~ on the conclusion Of the War-but am moi
ny insensibIe to the persuasion that my services
are yet due to the country, as the country snal
'Ou see fit to command them; if still as q soldier
| am satisfied; if in higher and more respon
sible duties, l desire not to oppose the mani
'eS' fest wish Of the people-but will not be tn
as candidate Of any party or clique, and shout
the Nation at large seek to place he in tn
chair of chief magistracy the rood Of all par
ora ties and the National good wOald be my greu
and absorbing aim"
The position here assumed by Gen. Taylo
is identical with that taken by Gen. Washing
"'y ton: and needs no other sanction than that {
.s the "Father of his Country" to vindicate it
"u' propriety.-N o. National.