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The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
MistclIanrons.

T.. 4. Lanty n Co., General Dealers in all
kinds Of Lumber, Lath Siiagies, Sash Doors,
Ccddr Posts, &c. &c.
N B. A liberal discount made in filling large bills
Yard on Main Canal, formerly occupied by Wal.
ker and llickling. inc 22-i7-u
ID. W. e. Gooding, Saddle, Harness and Trunk
Maker, and Carriage Trimmer, at the sign OF
"Cify Harness Shop" on Columbus ST., 3 doors
north of Canal St, Ottawa. Ills.
Thankful for past patronage, no pains shall be spar
ed in the execution Of work, and ptomptnoss in
filling orders to merit the confidence OF the public.
Plensc call and examine our work before purchaS-
ing else where jne l-6m'
G. Barr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa-
ny. HsrUord--opposi,e the Mansion House.
George Smith, Fashionable Tailor, opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and will be happy to make up clothingior
all who may favor him with their patronage. A fl
warranted inevery case. Paruculnrattcntionp paid
81 TO Cutting. Ottawa may 10, lSi9.
Seth @. Earl. Carriage, house, and sign Painter,
Pdpererdnd Gldxier, Ottawa, H. Shop on Co.
lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carnage makcrshop.
Jacob &. Stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trsnk
manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa mare
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice Of The Peace, office in
the northeast cotner OF the courthouseup stairs
OffdBn. dec 7'iy
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

\ GRAND Explosion or CHALK CIIrr.-A
grand explosion recently took place at Seaiorh
uoar Brighton, England it was no less than the
throwing down huge cliff into the sea to form u
barrier against its future ravages A number oi
sappcrs and miners had been employed for seven
weeks, making the necessary prepmatIons; l6
tons of gunpowdcr were deposited in the various
shafts, and 10000 people assembled to witness
the explosion. The gunpowder was fired from
voltalc batteries, when suddenly the whole clifi
along n range Of 1870 feet, bent forward towards
the sea, cracked in every direction, crumNlpd int,
pieces and fell upon the beach in 'front.' forming II
bank down which portions Of the elf rushed 'or
several yards Ike stream Of lava, into the wa.
ter The whole multitude were paraiy zcd fof y
few moments, ut shook the ground like an earth.
quake. In Seafur,h, threequsr,srs Of mile dis
tant, one chimney fell and glasses ard dishes
were violently shaken on the tables 100000
tons Of the cliiF were thrown down. This is tho
greatest explosion. rs scientific experiment,
which has ever been performed
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

A SCIENTIFIC HArcmSG MAoHlyE--A Matching
Machine has been invented in France, by Mr.. Val.
lee, which is described by tho Paris correspond.
ent OF the ln,elgcncer. A drum enclosing a
warming cylinder forms the basis OF hls system.
He introduces warm air into the drum in which
the eggs are deposited, and by circular openings
gives access 10 currents Of cold air II is By the
distribution and vigorously rational combination
of warm and cold air that he obtains that damp
ish temperament in which lies the secret of ncu.
ba,ion from which results the development ot
the embryo in the egg. BY this instrument nr,i
fetal hatchng is successfully carried on IN every
state Of the atmosphere and at all seasons But
after the burst Of the she'll n mother must be pro.
vided for the young, NJ Nallees ingenuity thus
provides for this emergency. A lamb skin is ins.
tened by one extremity to plank, and made To
open at the other like n pair Of bellows This
affords cover for the little ones and keeps them
warm as would n vcri,ablc mother hen. The re.
suit OF Mr.. Vallees experience touching the peri.
od OF incubation necessary for the various species
of eggs Is curious and worthy Of record. Here it
is--Chckens, 81 days; partridges, "a do. phoa.
SAINTS, rs do guinea hen, 20 do; common duck,
2S do; peafowls, 2s do, ,'barbary ducks, 80 do
geese, 80 do. The degree Of heat required is
from 40 to so degrees French or Contigrade scale,
equal to from l0i to 1923 Fahrenheit A small
lamp Of tho Loca,cll system suiliccs to raise tho
temperature Of the apparatus to the proper ele.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Horse Shoeing and Farriery.

THE Subscriber begS leave to 10 the public
thath he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street near the Catholic Church, where the business
oihorSr Shocing and arriery will be conducted on ,
most scientific principles. 1t is generally admitted
numerous cases OF contraCtonS and diseases Of the
feet daily witnessed 1t really becomes the duty o
every one who values a good horse 50 essential "a
his profit well his pleasure secure the scrvi.
ces Of good iarrlcr Tor So useful an animal
Fftsen urar' practical experience II is hoped will
enable the subscriber to olowa correct system On l.
Culacd 10 prevent dscnSeS consequent on unSkiu
ShoelnG and when necessary, To- remedy the errors
of the past l. TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov o. SlS l6
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

The father cf.he late Mrs Bigelow Lawrence,
now Mrs. Sallio Ward, gave ball a, his residence
In Louisville. The Courier thus speaks Of the ap.
pearance Of the lady Miss Salle Ward, as u
sual, was the centre Of attraction. She appeared
during the evening in two splendid Costumes, each
of which wac peculiarly becoming. Before sup
per she was 'Nourmahal, the Light of the Jaren'
She wore a pink satin skirt, with silver lamma
over it, and bodice embroidered with silver
and studded with diamonds; her oriental sleeves
Were of white, adorned with silver and gold and
her trousers Of satin, spangled with glittering
gold her hair was braided with pearls and GOV,
cred with beautiful Greek cap and her tiny
pink slippers were gorgeousy embroidered with
silver The splendid jewels profused over this
magnificent costume threw back the light which
fell upon them as fin sheer disdsin Of inferior cf-
iulgence Her secondappearance was 'Nourmalal
at the Feast Of Roses Her dress wa, white il.
lusion, dotted with silver, white silyered veil,
wreath Of white roses, white silk boots with sill
yer anklets; and she bore the charmed lutte. In
this latter character she was beautiful exemp!l-
iication ofthe poetical thought she represented
Always sweet, and fair and lovely. and beautiful.
she was, if possible. more SO during that evening.
and the different characters she sustained were
incomparsbly excellent
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vation. With such machine every farmer could
have fine supply of fowls.

STUMP ELooUrScE-The following are extract.
from an admirable specimen of a kind of oratory
and literature, the fun Of which is wholly of A.
merican growth 1t will vet be the basis Of n
vein of a national humor. The passages are from
speech, given in the Sunday Courier under the
head of"Caifornia Cores pondence," and SAID to
have been delivered at San Francisco, by Gov
Dorr," to ten thousand people:
"Feliow Republicans and Fdl,c Sufferers -
am plain and modest man, born at at an early
period OF my existence which great event oc
cured ut home one nigh, while my mother was
out have struggled from the obscurity, which
an unlucky star had doomed me. till have riser
like bright exliaation in the evening to the We.
ry summit of human greatness aud grandeur
Gentlemen. profess no principles unfortunately
have more On the unhappy occasion of my
birth, a dismal and melancholy man. clothed II
the sombre hues Of morning, swapped me away
for another baby and subsequently los, me at a
rattle. Sad event but who can control his fate
We are the creatures of destiny--'there is n dl
vinity that shapes our ends rough hcw them n.
we will
81 was intended by nature for great states.
man. Had | lived in the duys Of Hannibal,
should have beaten that great chieftan in crossing
the Alps; and It is n dead certain thing that
could have distanced Cortez in crossing the 18th
mu, He never performed the fcats | did h,
never came up the Chagres river in canoe, with
n deaf and dumb hombre.' wiuhont red cent o
change Of summer apparel. But light hear
and thin pair of brceches, goes merrily through
| the world
Sir, every man who has come here i,
Columbus. Ho comes to discover new diggings
| am Columbus was dead broke at HON,
as Columbus was, and have come out here tt
strike new vain. But | am not going to tn,
mines oh, no. Ycu don't catch me up to m,
waist in ice water, with juvenile pick axe and NJ
incipient crowhar, laboring under n sun Of 1905
in the shade, to dig out the filthy lucre. No, sir
| am not on that lay. hate labor--it was an in
vcntion to vex mankind, i prefer an office, one
that is lucrative and not labor0us; what YOU cal
sinecure.' And if cannot get one myself, viii
go in for any man who will divide ON the dsac
level, and no splits.
"Sir, where will you find country
like this. Talk not of oriental gorgeousness o.
eastern countries Tell US not of the fairy scene.
which poets, who revel in the great warm bath d
heavenly ilnaginalons, paint, with golden pens
on leaves Of satin The description Of this beau
tiful country should be written with the colder
wiod Of an angel dipped IN the softest rays ofth,
sunbeam upon the b!ushing and delicate surface
Of a rose leaf Excuse me, gentlemen, except
only the rainy season and the time when the dus,
! flies.
"We love our native land-we honor her flag
and would not rob the Custom lIouss If We bad 4
fair show. But Congress must not put on any
airs, or we will take charge of the Custom House
/ nd al H..
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

From the scienhGc Americans.
The Nea Serpcnt.

o.. F0"
u' "f'"'o' 'n tegaru w this marine rrvricy iS
~. ~ . nay subscriber, residing " Aluln-
'n" hn"er'o We nave been very skeptcal ~ h,
,he existence ct these monsters, and, rs vet. ve
naNe u" posis'e Or satisfactory knowledge con.
ee,mns tnem'
"'a ms peeh much respectable testimony
op's' io'waru 10 remove all doubtupon the
aao,.J ;h s. Is singular enough that no one con
h.. ,,'. ~" ''o department et geological science
- e' ''e" o'e' nor IS there any bones or frag
','e''s among any ct tho collections, in Europe or
~ 10
,.,"a, 'o ~" ,'f 'he hev, Mr. Edege, gen
,'ai . u n's" character at that time as spirit
,,'. '.".'' ,ePreseh's tnat he saw enc Of these
.".a.' n',u gives faithful account Of its ap-
p p",".' "'ne,l, III many important particulars.
,,,;.u I.;, pS M'ui 'he sketch taken from the En-
9Iey ,a;."a np,,, oo pes. @ Sist, 1913 latitude
"a bona. a,s,. s."s n', 1l' ~ TWAS calculated
oe"s "oou' ~ ieet long black sharp head,
nans ~ ,.s ,I. smmpaeu SLOW N the water, and had
rn ,nT' 'T =. so'hethng iesen 'hng IT, on i's back.
,r'e anu ere" Oh ms vessel SAW IT, but it
honrJ c"nII oe,ore my Oh 'he passengers on
Er,r,aJ 49, .o''iii'nu view. Dr Newman, OF
,,,,',i'on 80 ~" essay On 'he oea serpent and
Inn Zo,',.;. 'ns.'es''e one appeared IN the Lon
,"V''os's' soiiie years since
tim. > ,,robo.a.; .' ,a'e appeared IRON time to
!, b,, sbort ,;raa me e'fner statements and 1t
y.ntIs,ran IS ,i '"I s'noe We we'o informed that
sn"wn m hi. "G nfnes' ieSpee'ao''''y' and one
IrslanJ Tia D. p:y ''sI sen 1fe on me coast of
,Iobn On;rc, H.. '...I n,.u'oiu' III ieuer !"
Am.,ic,r aIa ~ ','". 'l''e secretary OF the
after calling hi. ,,,sr,;o " s a'u sciences says
der oath A. ,hot .'I" 49, 70 s.1'einents made nn'
bitv Al, ~ a,;'1 s."ie'heh OF fespec'a-
establish ,ha t,". a.e"Ie 'lk, cannot fali To
seen in the penobsrat ha n af. hse,Pen' mas been
of .rch y . o"y, anu 'ha' me existence
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Cabinet Work and Chairs,
upHOlsTeRlNG g. UNDERTAKING. v

rINTE subscriber begs to return thanks for the lib.
l. eral supper, gwen him thus far, and he will try
and merit It's continuance.
lie would respectfully remind his friends and the
public that bis stock sul of such articles MS he finds
in demand here. ofhis own manufacture aud mpor.
ted. All mdrranted az represented.
lvainut Lumber taken pay for furniture.
cushions, &c, a. good and as chccp as they can be
bought in ST. Louis or Chicago he also keepscon-
s,antly on hand ready made coilns OF all sizes lie
keepsn Hearse. and allendsnncrals, aud his char
ges will be found Low. PETER russell.
. La Sale st., Ottawa, Aug 10. 1850.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

A NEw SUGAR CANE--A new and valuable spe-
cimcn of sugar cane, called the chrystaline ha,
been introduced into the rarhh Of Plaquemires,
La, 1t came from Cuba. lisa very large cane,
with tough rnd and u remarkably large mud
firm eye, Indicating its scapacy to stand frost and
it seems to be very juicy, has every appearance
Of avery productive cane, and one that will suite
the climate Of New Orleans. The Picayuue says
it has been introduced into other parts Of the
State, and grows abundantly md vigorously
The kinds Of cane cultivated in Louisiana are
five--the Bourbon, tho green ribbon, the red rib.
bon, the Otaheito, and the Creole cane. The
Bourbon and the red ribbon are the most extens-
lively cultivated. Both kinds withstand sight
frost, and more so than the others As the Crys.
taline cane, according TO the accoun, given Of it,
appears to be excoently qualified to resis: frost,
and to be very juicy, vigorous and prolific, it will
doubtless bc generally welcomed by the planters,
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Chain PUMPS.

\NE would call the attention Of III. public gene
W rally aud to farmers aud stock growers II
pafllcuar,to the utility and durability Of the ahov,
named article. For ordinary purpu-cs, they are su
perior TO all other pumps ns they cannot freeze ol
inIurr the wafer and on account ola rcmarkab SIM
pcity in construction sre not liable TO get out for.
der or to be dcrapGed A child offs or 10 years o.
and safety
All order, left a, John lTossach'. office. Ot,nvn
wal be promptly attended to. f. W ROVE.
Dttawn Sent IA
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 tt or 6
John IL. Murphy, Attorney and COINS

aa - 49,
John ii. Murphy. Attorney and Counsellor at
L1p, Ottawa Illinois. aas w. io'o'
O,iise IN the court house f-..
J. II. McGrcgor, attorney and Counsetior at
Lar Otialra Office one door from corner oi
"A Sallc aud Cand-sts directly IN front oi the
court house Particular attention paid TO agencies
aud collections. up -oou'
Champiin ~ Wallace, y, {, Champin-W II.
H. Walaca9 Attorneys and COunseliorsat Lar
Office up stairs IN the next building north OF the
Post office. nov 30, "
D.. \. Leland, attorney and CounseHor al Lac,
Hsr,movcd his office from Rcddlcks block, TO
thi ro,m formerly occupied by the sheTW, IN thc
cpIrt house, now occupied in PARTLY Lorenzo Le-
land. may "a?
Norris & Fisher, Geo II Norris Geo : Fish
er1 AuornsyS at La,c and Land AGENTS, Otfa'
nI H. Will pay particular attentIonlo the pay
Intnt OF taxes IN any part OF Illinois, purchasing
an selling real estate investigating tlc-, coliect,
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants uni locating them on the best lands tor
soldiers or others securing PENSIONS and all claims
aVaiHst the government. Office in the courthouse
April Is, 1879
N. T.. Hollstcr, itfOrnry and Counsellor AZ
Lar, and S,iieitor IN Chancsry--Ohdrd ~
Olhce over the rear OF &. Burr's store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover & Cook, q. o Govcr--B. c. Cook At
fornsysand CpuH'cli1rs al Lar-Ot'and. Oi-
flee in R,dlicks Rock. cas-, side of the public
square. Jun fo-u
Henry G.. Cotton. Attorney and Counsellor at
Lrto and Solicitor IN ChdHceTg--OttaTa iils.
Office IN Redlicks block east side OF the public
square. Jun ~
3. ". Randall. itorssydt Ldte-Osr,go, Ken.
Kendall Ca MS Aug 10, lSiS--u
{. A. Ingalls,, attorney and Couns,lIor al Lar,
Oppo.ite the Sherman llousc, tIlCAGO. lLLs.
Particular attention paid TO Agencies aud collect
ing nrh %. 'i9
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= ru q 9ist g

Walker ~ iIickiing. Dealers ia Drugs, Ncdi.
ciaes, Paints, OILS, Furnishes, Patent Nedi,
einss, GlHss &c, Ottawa, Ill.,
White ~ Hunter, D'aiTs IN Drugs, Medicines
Painfo, OILS, Patent Medicines, FdrHishis. Dgc
sDfs,Se second store north olthe Nanstonhousc
Ottawa, I'll.
Z l.. Thompson, D,alcrin Drugs Patent Ncdl
rines, Paints, OiiS, furnishes, Dyc.stufs, &c
Between City lloiel and Rri1ichs block
3. j. smith. Drqicr in Druys, Medicines Paints
oils, Dye Siggs, sc. 81, Newark, Kendall conn'
W,lllInuls
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
From the N. Y. Tribune.
THE MADONA.
ny c. y. STUART.


ugCested by Picture by George Frcemn
Peerless picture Of woman.
Angel pure, yet sweetly human
Eyes that had not wept for years
Might, by thee, be touched with tears,
Such the sad and sanity grnce
Breathing from thy dropping face;
such the tender, patient air
All Thy gentle features wear.
CAN'T be painted form
Here before me, soft and warm
Where that ialr veiled bosom swcls
Surely ,iinesticellng dwells:
Where the soft and shadowy hair
Meets the temple, hg and fair,
Living pulses, surely play,
Though, holds high and holy sway
Yes her Woman's soul is Trough,
With some bright, immortal thought,
As she bends, with earnest look,
Der the cross-illumned Book
Wearing on hsr face the while.
Something sweetrr than smile,
Something sadder than tear,
Something yet, to each that's near.
Periecting her Woman's mien,
Strength with tenderness, Is seen
Strrugth to rise above Despair,
On the angel wings Of Prayer;
Faith, and iioke, and Charity
Mirrored on her brow we see,
And an air OF holy calm
Breathes about her like balm.
Peerless Picture of woman.
Angel-pure. yet sweetly human
Revelation bright thou art
OF the Painters glooing heart
Heart with inspiration thrilled,
Hand with matches genius skilled
Thesc, with deafness Fame are thine,
Painter Of this form divine
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Undermining.

TliE undersigned having commenced the shove
business in the shop formerly occupied by Rich.
ard Pembroke, whip particular attention TO shu. =
inghorses, and having hadmuch experience IN this
branch OF the business aud from his success in shoe.
lng, not only Tor serylce but to prevent interfering
and To relieve the various diseases Of the hoof &c
he hopes TO secure share oipubhc patronage.
Nav llih. lnnN RuNY.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

"a h'St i 'EM-- mere Is ull Ulu N6W
tree which stands by the wall in dark quiet cor
nsr of the church-yard
And child was at play beneath its wide
spreading branches, one fine day in the early
spring. He had lis lap full Of flowers which The
helds and lanes had supplied him with, and he
was humming tune TO himself as he wove then,
into garlands.
And n little girl at play among the tombstones
crept near To listen; but the boy was 50 intent
upon his garland, that lac did not hear the gentle
footsteps, MS they rod softly over the fresh green
grass Wien his work was finished, and all The
flowers that were in his lap were woven together
IN one long wreath, he started up to measure its
length upon the ground and then he saw tie li.,e
girl, as she stood with her eyes fixed upon lin.
lie did not move or speak, but thought to him
self that she looked very beautiful as she stood
there with her flaxen ringlets hanging down upon
her neck The little girl was so startled by his
sudden movement that she let fall all the flower.
she had collected IN her apron, aud ran away ns
last rs she could But the boy was lder and
taller than she, and soon caught her and coaxed
her to come back and play with him. arc help
him 10 make more gsrlands; and from that time
they saw each other nearly every day, and DO
came great friends.
Twenty years passed away. Again, lie was
seated beneath the old yew tree in the church.
yurd.
1t was summer now; bright. beautiful sum
mer with the birds singing and the ilwers cover
ing the grourd, and seeming the air with their
perfume.
But he was not alone now, nor did the little
girl steal near on tptoe. fearful of being heard
She was seated by his side, and his arm was round
her, and she looked up into his face, and smiled
as she whispered; "lhe first evening of our lives
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
6toraar s. forwar0ins.

Maurice Mnrphy,-SiorGge, FormardinC and
Commission Merchant, dealer IN all kinds of pro-
duce --Wcrehousc east Of CharTuauds wcre-
house, man canal. Ottawa, ILL., loct l9-6m.
+. Il Charruaud, Storage i Commission Mer-
ehant--Warehous east side OF the bridge Main
canal, Ottawa, III. nov %
T.. Hills, Storage, Foruarding and Commission
.Nerchlt, dsqier in all kinds of produce, True's
Warehouse. No.2 Sidc-cut. Otinwa Illinois
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Punch makes the following good hit at the yan.

IUUVn H'uKes VIC IVIIUWTHG gUOu NI1 NJ 0IN yuI'
KEGS.
LAIssT FROM ArERlcA-By Electric Telegraph
MIA. PuScns OfYcr NJ Fleet stroet.--Withr
minute of going to press, we have received the
following important intelligence from Liverpool
"Tho lnma,ion, Captain Smart, has Just arriv
cd iiom New York. after five days passage, ant
brings the following authentic information.
"Jenny Lind does not return to Europe On
the conclusion Of her engagement (which will be
considerably shortened) with larnun,, Jenny will
be crowned Queen Of the United States, the act
ual pre.ident politely retirsing Jenny accepts
Office under contract always to sing, in 40 many
airs, to the people Of the smartcst nation upon
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Il o tel 9 .

s---l---s-I--
Fox River House. by l.. DELASo, on the canal
uenr the aluaiuct Cana packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House, near the confluence OF the H.
linois and Fox Rivers, andncar the bridge.
Mansion House. Ottawa, III. by Il THorN. Pas
sengcrs carried free To and from the canal pack
o,s Stages arrive and depart daily
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
NExdNE@ ABINET a
w are House.m
AND CHAIR MANSTFACTUR

IOlIN LATHAM rcspectSully announces to the
j citizens of Ottawa thathc has taken the cahne,
Establishment lately occupied by w. MOORE and
that he has now on hand and is manufacturing
all kinds Of Furniture and Chairs n, his shoi
on La Sale st, such as card ceut,e, aud dining re
bles bureaus bedstesds of all kinds; cane, far
aud wood seat chairs. He n so keeps on hand lool,.
ing glasses, picture frames, &c
All work sold by himis warranted wellmadc and
chenp ms can be bough, any where in this county
n B.-Cotlins kept on hand and made TO orde,
on short notice and nncralsntten,sd wha hrarse
lnterment privileges in the Cemetery nj 81 each.
Ottawa July "a. 1850
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

'On the page OF wha, seems an Illuminated Mis-
sal. in which she reads, the ars, has represented a
Cross.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

ANY quantity OF wheat oats, barley, and most
kinds Of produce in exchange for debts, goods, or
cash july2o L. =. SANGER &Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02

I, was the saying of grca. divine based on
long observation, that he had found more good IN
bad people than ever he expected
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
select school.

MISS MARY s. LEE designs opening selcc,
lvl school for lads and misses, on Monday, Aug
~, IN the school room hock oihe Methodist church
formerly occupied by Miss Cody.
Ottawa, Aug. u.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Boat Building and Repairing
DIXON a. CHURCHILL,

" on the Illinois and SIichiEan cana that
they have opened BOAT YARD, OF
the Fox River Feeder, 200 yards from the main ca.
nal, ,atOTTAWA ILL.,, where they are prepared to
do anything in the line of hauling on, and repairing
boats, nt the shortes notice and in the best possible
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Business CARDS.
j. u. uANlAL1.E,
M OllLESALE md retail dealcrin all kinds
w COnfcctiOnnry,


w Confectionery,
Toys Candy. Fruit, &c, Canal street, a few doors
westot LA Sale st, Ottawa
Wedding and other parties supplied with ornn
menialconiecuonary cakes, ice cream, DC SC, at
shortnotice. ap O-Gm,
Carringc ~ Wagon Mandatory.
WIN PALMER reruns thanks to the public for
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him nndhaying associated himscliwIlh ]. G.. GAY,
Carriase and Wagon Making business,
in allits various branches Our stock of lumber is
well seasoned, and we are determined To make the
hest work that Is made in the country, Two-horse
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wish to
purchase are invited TO call and examine Tor them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on The
corner OF Columbus aud Jefferson streets Lumber
tax ken in exchange for work WIN PALMER,
Ottawa feb II ,'iS GAY.