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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11

fne, Yunpen flr Gttternel tty
fcbr wcbIfcil Su uerfaufcn.
SIeberne o. der merten mie 9e.
mbbuIib gut uno oausrboft, uno auf Die
firSsfe QnSsiae uno all fclhen prciBsn auf'
asIeet. bab Nismano urfade bat e5 Al be.
reuen Ger bei ibm anrufet, uno oa er cine I'm
Sabl srfabrene Urbtiter unter fcincr Qufiittt
bat, III sr i'm Stauee beute einCn @cntratr
ansunebmcn uno Wor9sn csnfsIbsn ;u poQ'
Sichen.
8rauntweinfsiIfl wsrorn aud tei ibn,
ouf furSc SetcIlun9en unc an annebmbarcn
YrsiBen pufsrti9t.
SIid:Qrbcit, wsItr III bicfsm @jsfbdft
9sb6rt, miro ctsnfau5 pGnftIib unO tiQis
orrfUrot.
lleberbdupt atIe Qrtsn 9teb uno 8upfer
Qrbeit miro lbncu uno eausrbaft perfsltia
gSisI ;u uGfaufen uno an einem fIslneu
profI it fsiue Qbiidt.
Tim Thpc bt9en NuiIaseuSuibrrscuoen
RUFF man an. all cen Gem dlten Stanoplot
auf Der Shefeite Ger SamiItcn Stro6e un
mtit Sooocnbubs 0aihaufe, Ccer an lGine>
ueuerbouten @rbnun9 2 Sburen 0lIib rCr
cem oltrn Staneploe, usIhf5 ea5 cbErffl
trci iidiat 9sbiuHe in etm ab9sbrannter
Siilrft ill.,
aItss &upfcr, Mefiinq, 3inn uno SId
rpiro UtrIan9t wriur Ger b6tltc MarftpreIb
im QustauIb fhr @0arcu pesr in SaargcIr
brSobIt wire.
@sibbIsb BAT or immcr rcrritbia AM
Sano msItCS sr bsibrr 8ar cocr I'M Gleiucn
en- 9ano 8Ishftmitrt pntauftn mhe.
RdrS Is. nQ- bv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
+ + + + :
SSSilli0aet -. 0ooo,
TIT Mnentpivn, Nd.,

Gr9rsift eisfe 9eleaenbeit, feincn Srsun6en
uno eem geebrten 9ubIifum bic GnSei9e su
MAIDEN, oo6 er nod INNER ta5 { bi9e Sc
fbdft betreibt, an feiuem GabinetIaQer aui
Der fucIidcn Ssite Der SomiItOn Strobe
las untsrlfe Smiften &ebcr's StCbr uno Del
GefOrmirtsn Stride, ouwo er fet5 perferti9
unc auf Sunb bdIt:
Spfas, Stpebparbs, SSorbro6es
9re1in8< unb 9elpDbnli6e Sus
reauS, CT unb GH6enf6ranfe,
Srsn6, Seal uno bohfOllt9e
Settttelem Garb<Sa6les, gnbs
Gables Dining unb Sreatfafs
GABLES, 9tGbs unD @af6tGubs,
Rurs, aIs UttifsI, bic ssm6bnIa in fOI6en
@aarenId9cr 9efuncsn wncen, Fam man
bier erbalten, uno Swar ft6n. gut, nab esn
neusfsn Moosn, uno rebt wGbIftil.
@r laoetca5 QubIifum elm, uno tefCnbsrs
SOl6e Die 9au5baItun9en anfan9en wOusn,
bel ibm anSurufsn, feline @aarsn in Qu9cn'
fbein Su nebmen unb lib Don Dem Gsfa9ten
fslbf Su iiberSeu9en. Snoem er fur bsrsits
senCGsne untHfiueun9 berjIitb banft. bOfft
sr ourb quite Qrbrit uno punftihfeit in
isinsm Sef6dft, auf fernsrsn rs6t 3abIrciten
Sufpruh.
December z. nq bp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
3. .. y. S0OiS,
q e6 t6z 9tulpalt,
Sccho Souufta 0So

Qmtsitubi in Ger oamjtticn Stroes, st9tnatSr eel
Rrfrrmirtn 1lrd)t.
~@barIes OapiS. 9fl, non &ea.
eina, fam wdbrCnc er Geurtmote. me
eniar Sage vcrbsr, in eiefcr SfIIce ernfuI.
tnt mCiccn.
Nu9uit IT, Isle.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11

Der llntsr3buttt rpcbnboft cini9e Sbdren ctsrbaIb
Dem 9rrgcn ncucu prtd rsS 6crru Grim (StdTs)
uno otrars essudtsr Der et uutIr 9ou tcbsneen 300
StICps bott, in Der bomittCu StraFs Der Stoot III:
ltnt0un, ,si9t firsn Srsunotn 70 nis Rem puRlttnn
Httrtaupt an, oa6 CT fir; ;ttb rrn Sru gcrt prdd9s:
ttbr 1T. aCpc tr tiR9Itauft uno nun an tinsm lBao:
rtnIassr in 2tacntauu tinS''8t uuo gu rrtaufn bat.
Gin aa9smeiner S5Orratb BON TIFF.
rem Sadubreit Seipclrp, .c.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
i rpMtbcS, Sdnep Ssdaen, Gai
< rpalls, $40 cfaipaps, Sugetef

9JOrf SSdscn, SnIfieS, u. /. 10,
NIT boISunen unb sifernsn Qbfcn, melde
an S66nbeit, Dausrbaftisfsit unb 8i0is'
felt nirsrnosmo hbertrofeu werben f6nnen,
wOuCn fb Seosrmaun fclbit ubsrSeu9en
fam, Ger ibnen feline &uupi6aft f6snfen
mag.
Gr veriiebt iein Gefbift fetbit 9rilnbIib,
uno oa er feline ais Don ZEN befen uuo er
fabreniten Irbcitrrn befddfti9t, uno feline
SabrSsuSe aus ben beilen MateriaIien per-
ferti9t, 10 il er i'm Stance fur feline Qrbeit
iscerSeit gut gu fteben.-Hufet an uno ur.
tbeiIst fur eud fclblt!
QusbelIsrun9sn an aItrn Subrmerfen wtro
ct oufci filrSslfe Nctib uno fir Die bili9ilen
prsissn belor9en-uno neue Subrwerfe wlre
er fir aIte auStaulten, Wenn es perIan9t
wiro.
Gs III banftar fur bisbsrqsno6ens &unc'
fbaft, uno bOft ourb punftIite 8ecisnun9
uno bulge YreiIe, ouf cine SuiaeIi6e I'm
babI nsuer &uncen.
September 6. nq6WI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
Cine 9erin9ton
& o It g b mIe
fir iunae 0l(Gnner nno .Gna6en.

Die @intrrfeun9 Niifir Sdult rpiro onfanssn NNcuf
ta9s ptn 22tlu Stcber uGhittnS ino 9Rcnats fcrit
qSet rpcrocn. Sn biitr Stbutt pre ntsrrht ertbslt
in atn 5pti1tn cit cintn prntinti9rn GURUS sinsr
Qn9tlttu Gr;iEhuua in dl f4iIIn sbufoOs. Ole rans
;6titbc uno iraulfCbt Sprodpt 9lnou gu virltttsn
Dtr preis fir llnttrridbr, @ltStSun9 NHOlhsn uno
Prtnnic III 30 Sbattr fir II QHctbtu urnn nldi i'm
&craus btahtt; cHer 80 Sbaltr fir 13 snrhsn rptnn
in 8craustt;abtunl-GtincS hit:r ptrltn auf turErr
3sit anStHcnnEsu ot5 69Rcthtu.
SVbu 4riee, prinJipaL
Cine erriu9ru, Gipt. 20. uq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
In Der gtaSt 2Gacntaut,

Seiaen bisrmit ibrsn Sreuuesn une BEN
alscmeinsn pubIifum an. ea6 fie ibr 9e'
ftdft auf cine beeeutGno aus9eeebntere @et'
fe aIs 5upor an ibrsm alien Stanoplaee, in
Der Sames Srase, jwiften Der Sutberifben
Stride uno Sn9enbub's Wrtbsbaufe, BE-.
treben, wofeIbif fie atIeSeit auf t9ano ba'
ben, uno auf SsfelIun9 auf bic fhrBefe
Gnbsi9e perfsrti9en weroen, pcn ben neuar
tiSfsn
Sarroutbes. SmnibuiTes,
h&A SfaSees, VGncD= SSG9cn,
M US ssefpaIls, ssas,Gfsys;, ,s,orfssaSass, sfsssSS'sS,
H --- SuIfies, IL. {. TO-,
nit b6[5rnen uno eiiernen Qdfen, melde
an Sd6nbeit, Saurbaftt9feit uno 8tuig
fsit nirasnoswo hbutcffen mercen t6nnen,
wouon T6 Seoermann ieIblt hbcr5eu9cn
fann, Ger ibneu feline &unoI9ntt i6enfen
mag.
sic usrfsben ibr @efddft isIbft 9rtne'
lid, une ea lie feline aI5 pCn cen beten uno
erfabrcnIfen Grbeitern befbdftigen, uno ibre
Sabnsuoe aus ben beften Materialien per
ffrtiaen, 70 fIno fie i'm Stance fur tbre Nr
belt eoerSsit gut su ltrben.-Hufet all uno
urtbeiet fur eu6 lelbt
0usbefrunsen an aIten Subrwsrfen rper'
ben lie auf bic firSsfle Noti5 uno biti9fen
prsi6sn bsIOr9sn neue Subrmerfe wer'
ben lie fur aIte ouStauften, wsnn es Der
Ianat rpio.
~Ste babsn 9s9enwirti9 Swifdsn Is
uno 20 Subrwsrfe pcn alien Grten auf Sano.
Sie fno bantbar fur bi5bsr genOBene
8uubftoft uno bcffsn burb phnftIide 8e.
bisnun9 uno biuise Qreiie. auf cine SuldeIt
6s UnbobI neuer Runcen.
1uentaun, Qprtl 10. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
&appem, Miaaffs,

Der llnterseitnctc minfht ebrerbietiaif
bic Qufmeffamfeit Der gnwcbner QQen
tauns uno Nahbarfbaft auf fsin aIIesmei
neS Qdortimsnt Suteu uno Rappeu Qur
Mdnner uno &nabsn) Su IsnFsn, weIts sr
an csn aIIernieoriafisn prsi6cn anbietst, an
feiuem Stobr, nd6ie Sbirs Su Dem pof'
ANTE.
Gbcufnlls
Gin alI9emsnes 1TOrtimrnt Don Surs.
wsIte er an Gttp prsiben pertaufsn mirb.
psrfOnen Die pcn cbi9sn QrtifsIn brauben
milrcen mrbItbm bel ibm anSurufcn, ebc
iie foniwU faufsn.
s.. .. Y1eagcr,
ndbfs Sblr Sum pOifamt.
September 27. uq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
9rpp IuftStebtc 3pcbpfcn,

1uer Htten SeIeH, unIer pelepeH per !eDI
sefbdete
9rpD Imftoiebtc 3pbpfcn,
ous mS9Iibsn 1rteu
Spblcn6feH UUn auegc,eiehuet frbbncn uno
gefdmacfDpllcu Mfuitcru,
netlt sinsr @trIbisbnbsit ron ScGrSbnIbsn
Splss nuo SObIcus Stubcus uuo SOeb0fru.
Sernsr, Elm auserIsfenss 4FOrtiment uon
impcrtirtCr
9lattirtcr unS auS8cirblaeeucr S9aare,
allc Scrtcn
9SIanirts, Iafirte uno gcip6bnliebe Slceb.
tpGarcn,
welhes ares er 9efonueu III an fsbr biqiacn,
fir ben Gdufer pprtbeiIbaftcn Qrsiien Su
perfaufen.
ga er Iib cine 9enoue unb praftiI6e
Senntnib BON lsinem 9cIhdft erwCrben bat,
10 III cr ubcrSeugt ra6 er i'm Stanos ftin
miro ale BEL ibm qsmadten Seifeuunecn
Sur poufommenen Sufriecsnbeit fcntr Sun.
cen Su bsfor9en, uno ca fcin 9anSer 8crratb
entweocr BON ibm fcIblf nit grocer Scr9faIt
ous9efu6t, Cosr unter ieiner unmittsbaren
Uufildt 9emaht wuree, 70 III er AUDI i'm
Stanbs fur Die Site allcr bel ibm gefauften
@aarsn unc QrtifeI su bir9cn.
Qub wunfht sr Die Qufmertiamfsit Don
Sdmieten. 8a9ner, &utfbenma6er unp
Uneeru auf feincu Sorratb pon
Stan9rn< @iicn ino Stabl
su lenten, pcn tem er INNER cine 9rUBs
Auantitdt auf 6ano baben uno i'm groben
uno &leinen an fsbr biIli9en Yreiicn pGfau'
fen wiro. Qub miro er befdnri9 auf 9ano
uno gum Ssrfauf baben
Spugtaf' patcutirtc 9umpcn nno Slcis
HGbrc
fur Srunnen unb gSai1srtaitCn.
9urt punttEibs Setienuu9 uno bitlies
prsiIe bcft er eiosn Steil Der Nfftutiben
Guncfta ait bu erba!tsn.
S. q. &rauIe.
Bethlehem, Sft. 4 l949. nq6w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
Srnrn s. Srucfemminer

3sist bie,mit feiusn Sreunosn uno Dem au-
9cmrinen Wublifum OH, baB er fein 9elbdtt
apf cine becsutenb auseeoetnte Beiie an
Obi9sm plaee bstreibt mofeIbit er aueSelt
auf Sano babsn uno auf gefstIung auf
bic tirseite 0nSsise psrferti9sn mirb, BON
ben neuartialten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
3lmtOS G'ttirt9er'S
aIlcntomn
Supfers unb SlerDfO fOmtebsret
100 fupfcrue 1ciTc(

pon 2 bis 81 @aIIOnen, Ole an 0ute uni
S6onbcit nibt ~ ibHtreffsn fino, uno al
berab9eieeten 9reiien, 70 mie cine 9rCst
0nSobl
0teiiingns Gefel S(e6noaren biz
al Der Sabl nt6t III Gef1rei0en
fnb, Yumpen fir ettterns, &C.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11

Suli l9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-11
Ser Setblebemcr
Sfenz Sle6paaren> un6
Gtsett>5 5tobr.

Die na6 Nusntaun fllbrt i'm Nieref, etIi6e
Sbiren unterbaIb Dem QcIer 9aifbaufe, in
Der Staot Setblebem sr6ffnet bat, alImo
or bsitdnoi9 auf t9ano su baben 9ebentt, ei
nen auserIsfsnsn uno pCIlitinct9en Scrratb
atler 4rten Sefen, unter welbsn Der fsbr
aefhdkte
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
GRADES, Sc.
GEORGE SMITH,

fashionable Taior- Opposite Cus,maa &
Grid,y'S store, Otidlrd, iH.,
Has received the Nprire aHd Summer Edsh.o9s Tor
lSig m which, or IN any other fashions desired he
vii be hnppy tomakc upcloiuug iorall who may ia
yor huu wtth their patronage. \ tn warranted ~
every ct-'. Particular attention paid To Cutting
Ottawa. mrv TO- 1919
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Marble and stone ward.

IN LYONS would inform the inhabitants Of
a1.Ouawa and surrounding coun,ry that he
Ia, established himself IN the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will he able to fur
nsh to order tomb stones. monuments, tables or
any other article in his line of business.
Ottawa, Sept. II lslI
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DIR. ]. PEARSON.

Physician, Surgeons Dentist O9awa, M.
Oil'rs his professional services to the luhahi,.
ants of ottawa and vicinity. Office at his resi-.
deuce on Cdumhns street.
F.S.-Dr. y. still continues 10 perform op"r.
atoms in allthe various ht,achcs nj DcNrisrUr,
Chrgesio correspond ,UiM He iiiqc,i
March L., 1917.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & BAILEY

4 : EtthN thanks 10 the public Ior the l,hrm,
Il = patronage extended to them. anl would state
tntt they have removed to the rrrth side OF the
CITY Hotel, to tho building adjoining the house
lately occupied hy John McCaly They have
procured the latest
FoifoRR WiRicr FGSii0Aa.
direct from New York, which viii enable them
to make mp garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the best manner,
and all garments madotoli,.
Oihwa, sep IS. 1913
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II. ". HOPKINS, VI d.

Physician & SaJga0a- OHdJa, III.
OIors his professional services to the cili2ons
II Ottawa aud vicinity. OIcr over Walker "
licklin.'s store where he may be- found at all
times except when absent on professional bust.
ness. Aug. q. lSlG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
HlY TAILOR SHOP.
A. Il. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ouowa
on tn" north side ct the public square, where he
will promptly attend ~ all calls IN his line OF hu-
SncsS. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed IN his shop iswnrrnnteh. Cutting done
10 oihrr. may nS iSi7-.iGtc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
DIR. JOSEPH STOyT.

Physician " SUtgcoa-- GHa,r0, III.
Oilars his professional services ln the cIIi.'us
Of Ottawa and vicinity Office at his residence
81 the new public square. June II, 1871
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

FE%lE subscriber will sell lo;sin the South OF.
n"n Cemetery until the t., Of December
lSi7tbr 50 each, after which an additional price
viii he charged IN proportion In the improvement.
male. TNOS. NJ. MASON.
south Ottawa. nov II, 1917. 3o,C
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ROWLAND GUILBERT,

FFySIrlHH8 dRd NNggcONg.
OFFICE the same ~ formerly occupied by Or
~ Rowland; whrsr one or the other It the firm will
always be found, save when absent or professional
business. huavn, Nov u, 1919
DE- PEArr will rcmlin in the Office as heretofore
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" m. Erwin,


.v-y2Sy Cariagc, Horse Is sign PAIN
f--.y, tcr, Pdpcrer and Giasicr,
80 Ottawa, I'll.
Snop on ColUmhusslrcot near Dr.. >chemcr.
horns oNirr
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Ward & Doggett,

t'As. Manufacturers Of BpOYN amt SVOE0
Null.,horo, Mass, are prepared To furnish country
dealers, etc, with all kinds ot Boots and Shoes by
lhrca-c or dozen, on the most reasonable terms No
-Lr-r .,lr. IL Ink MLc.L ELirlrD san II
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CROTHERS & PITZER,

attorneys a, Lc~, osmeg), Kendall co. H.
WIN practice law in the counties OF Kendall,
La Slll', Kane, De X hb WIN, and Dupogr.-
LanI agency or collecting business entrusted to
them IN either Of the above couLtics, viii receive
prompt attention. OIregn, April t. lsiL
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lead in nationol spirit, and thus gencr.


cuSly make it your own.
. must here in gratitude adducr the cx-
ample Of the imperial Russian government,
which am led TO hope by his exccency
the Russian Ambassador in London, who
forwarded memorial on the subject, will
send out exploring parties tins summer
from the ASiatic side of Behring's Strate,
nonhwestward, in search OF the lost YES
sells. 1t would be noble spectacle TO the
world, II three great nations, possessed oil
che widest empires on the face ofthc globe
were thus TO unite their efforts in the truly
Christian work Of saving their pershing
fellow from destruction.
II Is not for me to suggest tho mode in
which suCn benevolent enolts might best
be made. Will only say, however, that il
the conceptions Of my own mind, TO which
do not venture 10 give utterance, were
realized, aud that, in the noble competition
which followed, American seamcn had the
good fortune TO wreSt from US the glory, as
might be the case, Of solving the problem Of
the unbound passage, or the still greater glo-
ry OF saving our adventurous navigatorS
from lingering fate which the mind sick
ems TO dwell on, though | should, in either
case, regret that it was not my own brave
comntrymcn in those seas whose devotion
was thus rewarded, yet should | rejoice
'nal II was 10 America we owed our restor'
Z" nay mess, ana should be Tor ever bound
10 I't by ueS OF aiIeciionaie gratitude.
am nor without some miNglvngS while
l mus a'arrSS you. Inc intense anXiclle'
OF wife aud Of daughter may have led
me 10 press 100 earnestly on your notice the
-. l..
"'aiH "h"eF Whlch ne are sulicrlng-yet
n'' We o"'J' Oht hundreds OF otherS-aud
!" presume 100 mNch on me sympathy
"i,"' we are assured, IS lett beyond the
m'"',S u' our own iahd' Yet u you deem
gu" J." "r we '"Nc' you WIN 'tlIi ma, am
sure III mat present intensity Of feeling, an
,N'uSt Tor 'he i'aiIcS>ncSS with which
nave inro"n myself on your generosity,
'''" WI" Pai"o" NC homage mus pay u
your own hlSh character, ana to that 81 the
peyt'' o.Fr "n|m you nave the hleh DIS
u"c,'oh 20 RESIDE
c"'t hoh'f 10 oe' S'r, WIN great re-
STVcI your OOedItnt scrlnant,
JANL RANkLlN.
The following is copy of the answer
made by the Secretary of State 10 the abov,
'Pp"'a''on OF Lacy franklin
-. DiPAhIMLNT OF STATE.
N,n,,,|Vn3rV ,e,,at! -, :, ~, Iy,T, h9',
the United States, dated ApriI Ain. lSIo
has been received by him. and he ba, in.
,iructed me to make TO Won tbe ro,Invin,
reply:
ne appeal made IN the Ucr"iihwAicj
~" nav nohoteo MN, IS >Hch as WouI'
>"1nGy tH'', me sympathy ct the ruler
'n,' ule people Of our portion d the cIvIii
~' ~, " " m'.'".....-..- -, ,--.,--,--
l" ,,'G ''"''"> %. Inc I".led S'a'eS' "h'
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Business CARDS.
l.. 5. LELAND,

Itomy and Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed hl- Office from EcdIck', block. 10 the
room formerly occupied hy the yheriF M the count
house, and now occupied part 10y Lorenzo LoIlud
Ottawa, may I, lSig
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
DIR. NOOniNE.

Office NORTH side of he pujiir s,glrr- Residence
corner Of Ii Siil' and Nlia,H streets.
Beng always devoted to his profession, hopes for q
share OF public Pltroulgc scpt2!
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EXERT IA GRANGE,

attorney anil CouHsc'ior At Ldw, General limit
agent CopDnnS.JHeroj DcedS Sr., tgr the Siate
Of Ner York
Office with Horny lI1rblt, Es, in the coUr, house
Ottawa, IN. Prompt attention gyyn TO hn coIcc-
ton OF demands, Sc. my / ~
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MILTON II. SWIFT,
s, GLOVER. u.
GLOVER ( COOK,
HENRY c. COTTON,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar, anil Soil
ctor IL che lce,y- Utara, III.
olre in ReIlieks Block, eis, side Of The puh'ic
squire. Iuue :. lSII.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

y CUMosIrY.-An english paper states
that there has been exhibited ut the Egyp-
puan Hall, in Louiun,a perfect miniature
Of a female, which was found by Mr. Ladies
in blocks Of marble, which he was IRE.
pairing for an obc.isk. Mr., l.. thus ics-
cribeS il;
"This unprecedented phenomCna Of hu-
man nature is a most mysterious and truly
astonishing full length miniature OF a lady,
three inches in height, in the costume or,hc
ayi>tocacy Of the present time; possessing
the most accurate aud pleasing features,
grcacciul figure, beautiful ruglcts-upcn
the head an elegant cottage honct, to which
is attached a superb vail; under hcrgum she
carries a fashionable muii, which has the
appearance olonc Of She most recherche Of
the Hudson Bay Company. The incom.
parable miniature has been examined by
several emnet anuguarcS, scientific gen
tlemuo, ir>tratc artists, and numerous dis
,irguished ladies and gentleman, who hOv,
unanimously pronounced il TO be the GueS'
specimen bthcld, and may be challenged
against the world $50 perform in every
particular, combining grace and elegance
that i, appears production of Mr.. Martini
or some other celebrated artist,
---------------
UcGrrn.--A negro woman at the Soutl
was relating her experience toa gaping
congregation Other own color; among othe
things, she said she had been to Heaven
One Of the brethren says:
SISTER, YOU see any black folks in IIeav
emp
She replied
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

Wheeler had been tcnierly attached for
two or three years to n beautiful and afiec-
tiona'e young lady, whose connections EN-
braced many families Of wealth and inhu-
ence. Her name was Adelins Burton. As
her uncle. with whom she resided, was n
man Of some property, aud she was living
in style Of more elegance than wheeler
could support, he had delayed urging mar.
riage until lie could get into business. But
he saw one young man after another, by lar
less capable and experienced than himself,
selected by men Of cnpi,alos partners, or
introduced into firms 10 which they had Tor.
merry held clerks relation, while he was
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

MARSHALL LIYJ'k AIRY nffof'
AMI AGENCY OFFICE.

Tnf subser,h , naving just received an =,
sorimcut Of cheap literary publications
stationery from the house Of S'eafns +" /
New York. offers them Tor .alc Mt q 'laai
yaner on View Nork priees, at 'i"mnaa
lackc'- Drug Store, two doors east Of
Marshall Hotel
y n-ladio. and gentlemen VIII pl@
cali and examine for them,clFe-. ..
| &. STEARN
Subscriptions received ft 'he New J
week., JYterse, the cheapest aud best N
now paper is the world also the ta'aefo.
a larlo scmi-mon'hly magazine, only % tef
per annum. and the Voting Fame, y
monthly magazine, devoted 10 Agriculture u
f,eultnre, Horticulture, lIou.,wicg, &c g
,os If .'c above may be seen NJ the Wars
Literary Depot Al orders, post put WI
runciral.y attended to. 4,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK


GREAT REDUCTION IS rnE PRICE OF GOODS y
Dstnnre not only lends euchannrpl 10 the view,
Bat profit ia tusc who rter interest pur.ue
The subscribers having bad the benefit Of the
Eastern market womb hee leave Ia state to their
friends ai-l The public, that they are now receive
ing mud opening n large aad splendid stock Of
DRY Goods Of entirely rev and improved
styles, fresh from the manufactures, and well
adapted to the Season, To which they invite
their attention. with foil confidence that they can
make 1t greatly TO their interest to call on them
my2b-lly WARD s WILSON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01
ELECTION.


ficf, 10 held i'r'agh'ui ina 0'''' ''' TO
90 An7'ri g. If ,,.,.p..,-s. ~ 1tnon ,,,.rrsr
100 iA .'',f '''i' r. ,,. n A.. snfhar,t ia
a BE- ssigH I"'h. do p' WV go h. ,s..,.sd
~ tesed- herrii WEI H,' ~, ~, =. ,,,,,t,.-s h.,
81 lir 'o'ofh Ifc'ings y ~ ~ .,,,i .,.-of a..
'hr STATE ~ ~ p ,. t.Ht I'd q fa,s-faf
gus n1hI wv w "a . s,.,,,, ..,,,,sr 4 d.. t..i-
iiau'e'.'nl s''''Fi, ~. 80. IN n. -,.ral
cat Tam ZINC -, +, tl,. ,tIirr ui ( As.f
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jn-'n " ns'''i wy IN .,,.,l,tglt ave
;. De t"Hif ''H'ts -. "A ~ - ..,a-sl
dnf H'iiff ~ -, ....i, .,r ti., s.tt fri
lref .Hoi' oi HfH ~ e., ,..,t ~, h.. slee,iaD
H"Fn ri -, I.s,.i.itaf f..y.mat
ts HiYf''"''. = ~. ,,.e-.f + 49,. t,fiss sl tf. .
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01
IRA " FREEMAN.

K \ u. FIR Re NNN
HAS The pleasure to -ay to the people Of
! Marshall and surrounding country. that
he continues TO sell Goods Wares, rnd Ncrchan.
dlze ~ cheap as any, and Is anxious 10 wait up.
On his old customers IN thar capaetv, 4 Siorf
om door Hea NJ he NqrstaH H4eL 4 wher,
may b" found a variety Of seasonahIc rocd.. -
He -oliei's Il sharc Of public patronage
m,26-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

INkEN up by Churchill German, and posted
fore charles Livingston. ESD IN Beat
No, I, on 'he PIC My isia, certain dark
brown 'r.f, 'ogen eight years Old, about
10 hanls te both nd-cgs white, and the
rchi tor-'. al, white a star in the forehead
no hraai lertehablc appraised ut So
my l-atl +. & BhAXiEN Cra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

i I btUKNE, F10fy T1lI0r. Shop on
T.. east side of thc square, Marshall, Tesa,
Til, character and taste Of q naticn Is kno1
by lis costume.
Cutting danc, without delay;
\ &. insttrd to all LAY.
Never oBtloue nu tlar,
On lauf, not lsat,
On ,..u unrquaiad. and
On cloak- oumpl'to.
Come an you who iH h.sh. fashion would "
Anlihoueh ,ag an ! 70 makr you pl"as' lar q