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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
VIRNIR'y HOTEL.

ON SECOND STREET, BFTwEEN MARKET AND COURT
One square from the eStedmbOdt Landing
Portsmouth, o.
The subscriber respectfully informs hor friends
and the public generally, that she will continue
in The above named, well known
House Of Entertainment
heretofore kept by her late husband, Thomas
Coney, where she will be happy TO waItuPo all
who may favor her with their patronage. The
house vas not long since enlarged and furnish
ed in a style to make every guest comfortable.
The table will at all times be well supplied with
The best that the markets afford; and the bedding
will be clean and neat.
A commodious Stable, Carriage honse and
Wagon yard adjoins the house, in charge Of
careful Hostler, where single horses or teams
will be well attended and supplied with an a.
bundance of the best Hay and Grain. In short,
the subscriber intends that her house shall be
comfortable home for her guests. The charges
as heretofore will be reasonable.
The Coaches for the North and East pass the
house daily, morning and evening:
Portsmouth. October %, ls49.-29yl.
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q WELLS is now receiving full supplyo
-. PAPER and BLANK BOOKS Of al
kinds for sale at his Book and Music Store a
unusually low prices.
Portsmouth, December II, ls49--37f
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The emperorof Rusaia his isguedan official
notice TO the oficsn of the army Of oc-
cupalion in Moldavia and Wallachia to tally
themselves in marriage with native ladies'
who posses lgnded property wheneverPossi-
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.PWNVIDER.

KemtWCKy NIIHC IUEUcF
Made at Eufeld, Connecticut, and put up in
whole, half oil quarter Kegs, for sale ut lowest
rates. Also, Blasting and Cannon Powder, al
ways on hand Orders filled in ten minutes time
bv calling on s. R. ROSS,
Agent Hazard Company.
4 ortsmouth, Nov. IA, l848-3l
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Fancy Articles.
SWANS TREATS E,

yVyHE New Ed ition Of Swans Treatise isjust
published. II is much larger than the
old one, and changed 10 suit all the recent laws
up the close of the last session Of the Legisla'
ture, for sale by the dozen or single at publishers
prices, by WHITING & HUNTINGDON
New Boo pt
Portsmouth. Dec. A, 1849-35tf.
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a FINE lot Of Cap aud Letter Paper, Just
IA received and for sale at WELLS
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27

DACON.---l0 hhdsbacon, sides, shoulders
ID and hams, just from smoke, for sale BY
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
FURNITURE WARE-ROO

THE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he has opened
Furniture " Nye-9OOa1a,
ON THE EAST SIDE OF MARKET STREET ONE DOOR
ABOVE DAVIS & SMITHS
where will be found a large and well assorted
stock Of
Chairs amd Cabinet w @Fk,
of every variety Of modern style suited to this
market, which will be sold as low as can be
found in any Establishment in this place. He
would call the attention Of the public to The fact
that, he is manufacturing all kinds of
CHAIR
which he will sell as low as the Cincinnati
Chairs, kept in this place.
@&GgeSSe&
of all sizes, constantly on hand. All Of which
will be warranted good.
W. e. WILLIAMS.
Portsmouth, September 25, IS49.-25wtf.
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New ana YaInabIe Worls.

New and valuable Works.
DOOTHS Encyclopedias Of Chemistry;
I'D Lake Superior, BY Agassis;
Deck and Port;
SoyeB Modern Housewife;
Leslie's Receipt Book, new edition;
Lords Modern History;
The Genius Of Scotland; ~
The Annual Of Scientific Discovery;
The Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne;
Memoirs &C., of Barnard Barton;
Memoirs &C., of Dl. Chalmers;
Scenes in Clergyman's Life;
The Convict Ship;
Cuba and the Cubans;
The Women Of the Bible;
Irvings Mahomet;
Morton Montague;
Red Rover, by Cooper new edition,
Wilson's Miscellanies;
White Jacket;
Humboldts Cosmos;
Woman's Friendship, &c.. &c.
April 81, 80 For sale at WELLS.
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TMAQ EEAQQ TEAQgQ

i lGA AS Hl16ASS II lN4A655
GSS1 THE finest favored Y. Hyson, Imperial
34 and Gun Powder Teas, in half Chests,
m''11A Catties and Canisters, may be found con.
stantly on hand and for sale lower than ever,
in quantities to suit, by S. R. ROSS.
Sept. 4, '49.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stufs, Chemica 8,
Perfumery, Fancy articles, Glassware
and Window Glass, and every
thing belonging to the Drug
Business,
can always be found Fresh and Genuine in
LARGE STOCK,
AT ~
sHACKLEFORD Il CRICHTON's
WHoLEsAE AND RETAIL
DIR u G S TO r e,
Sign of the Golden Mortar
No. Sc, Commercial Row, Front Street,
AND at as low prices as any others in the
West.
Particular and personal attention paid to the
putting up Of Family medicines, Physicians
bills, Merchants orders, &c.
Pure Wines and Liquors,
Selected for Medicinal use, always on hand
and in any quantity.
D|The higbes. market price paid for Ginseng
Beeswax, Flaxseed and Rags
Portsmouth, Dec. A, lS49-35tf.
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THE INQUIRER,
i published every Tuesday morning.
CLEVEIArD & MILLER,

PT0Prtetofs.
TERMS :--Single copy, $3.50, per anpum
in advance or within four months e. 90 ai,of
four months and within the year and $3.50
more to one direction WILDE furnished al Si,eO
per copy in advance. No paper discontinued
except-at the option OF the publisher, until sl
arrcarages are paid.
ADVERTISING.
Ci.e esquare (300 ms insertion ........ 50
do do s do .........Loe
Each subsequent insertion. :. ....... IS
One square months 49,. soc
do do IL do, 6,oU
Larger advertisements at reduced rates.
or Merchants and others desiring to occupy
an indefinite space, and make occasional chan.
gos, will be permitted 10 do SO upon fair terms
JOB, WORK
Ofall descriptions executed with neatness ana
espatch, and upon the most reasona
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Furs /! Furs !!

YVNHE undersigned will pay tho highest
Cash price for FURS Of every descrip-
ion. u. WoLr hhD'
December 10, lS49-tf-
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SMALL PRICES MAKE BIG PRoFITs-ln proof
of which we may state that the reduction OF
fares by the Camden and Amboy Railroad
has resulted in an increased revenue. The
receiptsuponthe roadrunning through Cam
den and Amboy since this year commenced
are reported to have been at therate Of $4,000
a month greater than during the same period
last year. On this road, however, the only re-
duction made, was on the way passengers,
the price orthrough passengers being con-
tinued at three dollars as before. The
receipts were about the same on the road
running through Trenton and New Bruins
wick, upon which the fare was reduced one
fourth, thusshowing an increase In the num-
ber of passengers.--N. Y. Post.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27

An establishment Of Soda-Ash and
Chloride Of Line,has been put upin Steu-
benville, by German parties. 1t requires
four large iron cylinders, steam boilers,
&c. The Messenger states that the fnc.
tory is the only one ofthe kindin the Uni
ted States, the articles made at il are ofvery
extensive use. Says that paper:
"-During the first year, the mandatory
will produce between $4O. 900 and $5O, 900
Of Soda-Ash, and between $l5,0 600 and
100000 in value Of Chloride Of Lime
At the commencement ofthe second year,
the works will be extended, and the a.
mount Of each manufactured article pro-
baby doubled. Success tv the undertake
ing.n
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27

NEACKEREL. 80 btls No. 4, 2 and B
1Nl for sale ii The market rates BY
( may 8, $50. 8. R Ross
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lCtUGAR AND MoLASs Es.--5O, hhds NO,
- sugar. $50 bblu Mola-ucr Of choice suiIa
y, Coz sale BY
a2r. ~. 5. r. ROSS.
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II YANIzEDCoRDAGE. all sizes, 30 called
IN because Il Is 'imperyious o ROT, and war
ranted stronger'han Man,llla, sold At manefac
turen price, s.. r. ROSS.
Deosw' N. ls49. -
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27

ENxTRA FINE TOBACCO, q few boxeso Of
IL Sutherlin'a Choice Extra Fine Tobacco,ex,
Presaly for Retailers, just received and for sale
by. SIR. ROSS.
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Printers,

4 true republican looks with sympathetic nto
rest upon all classes of meR who earn their bread
by the sweat of their brow but of course there
must be vocntions for which one has particular
regard, and va confess that among these, we
know of none more important, nor of a class
more generally useful, than that OF Printcrs-
From large daily and constant association with
them, we have learned TO look on them rs one
large family y--nervous-jovial, thoughtful, witty,
bilious, poer proud, wiggling, talkatlve--n rela.
ton to whom We stand us sort Of half brother,
or second cousin on a long visit to them. There
they stand at their case.-breathing machines
magical ntomAtta-daguerroty as it were
the passing scenes Of lfe's chapgeful panorama
sending forth into the world the worlds history
of itself with such generally accurate minute.
ness, such order and punctuality that the uuad.
vised world conc6ke, ifindeed they think anything
about their benelactors, that the toll is not only
easy hut amusing--the printer has such u line
chance to get the first news.
Favored race the average duration Of priu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-23
Selected ior the Free Trader.
NEW WORDS TO AN OLD SONG.
AIR-uyCLE NED.

AIR--uECLE NED.
There WASH little archer and his name was Love,
And lie died long ago long Gago,
lie had little palace In the bright clouds above,
And he had a lllte guIyer and bow.
Then lay down the sonnet and the rose,
Pick up the arrows and the bow
Hell shoot no more, the sweet boy, Love,
Hes gone wher. the true lovers 60
A pleasing little fellow was this blind boy, Love
Though he lost both his eyes long ago
And his charrotwss drawn by a pair OF turtle doves
For he never liked glitter and show.
Then lay down, &c
lie hunted in the hamlet t and he hunted in the crowd
For lie wanted but certain kind OF game
the great or the ch or The naughty or the proud
Nor the crones nor the pets Of fame.
Then lay down, &c.
lie drew his bow at random, vet he always hit his
How II was shall surely never know3 [mark
Through the eye or the ear OF the lips TO the heart
Truly sped the tiny arrow. from his bow.
Then lnv down, &c.
lie sported ill he had taken a the heafis that could
And the dears with yigor ever new, lbe found
And he laid nIseltnervoasly down upon the ground
Where he shortly died oi"nothing more TO DO.
Then lay down the sonne,s and the rose
Pick up the arrows and the beaur,
He'll shootno more, the blind boy Love,
Hes gone where the true lover goes
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nlisrrllaneons.

T.. A. Lantz n Co., General Dealers IN al
kinds Of lumber, Ldth, ShingieS, Sash, Doors,
Cedar Posts, nc. nc.
n b. A liberal discount made in filling large bills
Yard on Nalu Canal, formerly occupied by Wal
kcr and lIicklng Jne 22-l7-u
d W. C.GoodIng. Saddle, Harness and Trunk
EIlker. aud Carriage Trimmer at the sign OF
"Chg Harness Shop" on Columbus st, 3 doors
north of Canal ST., Ottawa, Ills.
Thankful iorpast patronage no pains shall he spnr-
ed in the exccuuon OF work, aud promptness in
fllm. orders to merit the confidence OF the public.
Pense call and examine our work before purchnS'
. inc else where lne l-6m'
G. Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa
ny. .Harttord--opposte the Mansion House
George Smith, Fashionable Tailor, opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and WILDE happy to make up cohlngtor
allwho mny favor him with their patronage. Ar
warranted in every case. Particular attention paid
to Cuttins Ottawa ,may'l0, lSi9,
Seth q. Earl, Carriage, house, aud sign Painter,
Popcrerdnd Gia:ier, Ottawa, III. Shop on Go.
lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage makrrshop.
Jacob q. Stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trpnk
manufacturer, and CdrrVge Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
JOS. IL. Wagner. Justice Of the Peace office in
the norh-ea corner Of the cour, house up stairs
OftdDd. dec 7'ig
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1]bnsieians s. Surgeons.

Drs, Gooding & Hard. W. \. Gooding, NJ.
d., C. Hard, NJ u j having formed partnership
in the practice oi medicine and surgery, will attend
promptly TO any business with which they may be
favored, IN the line of their profession Office near
The corner OF La Sale and Madison streets and
one door north of SwiiI's Law Office, Ottawa, IL
lnois. aug ~ i7'"-u
WIN. W. Cavarly, Physicians Sargeon-Re Rea-
ding, Livingston County, Illinois, offers his pro-
t,ssonal services TO the citizens ot Livingston co.
AMI h1p,s hy attention to business, to merit
-. ,,C ,hir n,tronoue $50
IL. W. Hopkins, Physician and Surgeon bt-
iaua M offers his professional services TO the ci-
ti2rn. of Ottawa, aud vicinity. Once over tue
store of II W. Chcrycr, neNtto Walker Hick-
Enr. residence on thr north side OF tie new public
sauarc, wherehe may be found all times except
when absent on PROFESSIONAL buiuess. aug 6'is
Dr. J Pearson, Phgsician, Surgeon, and D,H-
tist-Otiana, H., oilers his protrssIona services
10 the lnhabanls OF Ottawa and vicinity. VI
iiice at hi, residence on Columbus street
PS-Dr i. still continues TO perform operations IN
all the various branches oi Dentistry. Chhrec,to to
rorr,sp9nd icith the tiHrS! mar l2,'i'
u. ID. Thompson, N ID, offers his professional
services TO the citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity.
Office, next door to the Free Trader office, up
stats in Reddicks block. ap ~ 4?
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ter's life is estimated at twsnty-eight year.
Agreeable and healthy must be the occupation
that has such an eifec, upon thc system. A prin,
ter is literally Gaii,g slave, though he is nom.
inally paid for his labors. What amount Of wa.
ges will sDmpensate him for the loss Of proper ex.
ercise, pure air and reasonable sleep. How much
gold Will purge the lead from his sy stems What
ecstatic enjoyment is there in his employment
which, in the round oflis abbreviate years will
compensate him for the years hei deprived of :
lie looks upon the fair vista ofa "happy old age"
as Moses viewed the land ef promise-a vision Of
beauty not his fortune TO realize.
We really think that if there is anything which
mage ofintelligence like this has to reproach it
self with, it is It's neglect Of the printers, view OF
their scanty rewards and their hopeless refugeess
unhealthy drudgery. Empty praises may be be
slowed upon them by some artful political dems.
gogue and they may be toasted at festivals, in q
eondescending way, but words will not reward
them, nor build An asylum for the sonsumptive
nor put bread into the mouths Of the printer and
his family, when temporarily or permanently
thrown out Of work BY dull business, or Of the
sickness resulting from his vocation Hard lift
and Ill rewarded.-BoStos IFareriy Magazine.
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Music Of Mature in Norway.

Still as evpryilino "a to Ihe eve .on,,,;n,o. r.,
a hundred miles toeetbrl aIonS tba.a dsnn ..a
valleys. there is rarely .i,ence IL. .sr
awake by Thousands Of voice In ,be .nr,nrs p.
there are catoracts lo,n;ng fror, I.Jo. 70 IaJ,"t
the rocks and there i III, blsa,;n's of ~ III
that browse there and ,bs san of ,h. ,,rss nus "a
ple's wings as il d,.bcs ,Irnpd s,on, e., sa
and ,he ,ries Of Whole clonJ. Of scsS;,Is si,;'L
inLabj, the isles AMI MI ,beso .ornds os aus w"
led and mu,,ipIed bv he strony so,c.. AHh ,m,n
they become din ,s lopd q, tbst Of q c;,r n
ven at night when the fock, arc i, tho foid III
the birds at roos.. and the ecboe, ,bsms.lvsa
seam to be a.leer, thcr. /, orcosior.jIv :, ss.s,
music heard too sort for even ,bo I;stan;,', .nt,
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Horse Shoeing and Farriery.

TIIE subscriber beCs leave TO annouce 10 the public
tAat he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street near the Catholic Church where the business
oihorsr Shoeng and iarrery will be conducted on the
most scientific principles. j is generally admitted
that too many OF those who practice shoeng are to-
tally Ignorant OF rs principles, thereby producing the
numerous eases Ut COntaCuonS and diseases Of the
feet daily witnessed II rraly becomes the duty Of
every one who values good horse, so essential 10
his profit well his pleasure TO secure the scrvi-
ceS ol good inrr,er for SO useful an animal
FIFTEEN pears practical experience, it IS hoped will
enable the subscriber to ioiowa correct system cal
cuIa,ed 10 prevent diseases consequent on uuskiltu
Shocing; and when necessary, TO remedy the errors
cfthe past L. TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov. o. sis lG
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The Population of the Cities,

The returns are not yet complete, but there il
no doubt the census now being taken will show
the population Of Baltimore 10 b. over 10000,
if it does not so up to $4,000 This would be a
little more than ono hundred thousand increase in
twenty year,, or doubling Of the population in
fifteen years. At this rate OF increase the city
would hayca population Of near upon million
and half before !hs present century closed. .,.,
The rapidity with which the eoantry s filing
up with population may be Inferred from the
growth of the cities. New York presents some
interesting results :--lu lsa0, the population wss
l23,T06; in 1880 it was 9O2,5s9; in ls40 it was
3l5,952; in ls45 it was S7l,223. and now il il
supposed to be over s0O,0O0--or four times as
large as ii was thirty ysars ago. II il goes On
at this rate it will before the century is out, have
it's population number several millions. Thero
are hut three cities in Europe with superior or
equal population to New York now. These thIse
cities are London. with population Of e,007 $40
in ls44, now undoubtedly increased to 2,9:b, 700,
Paris with l,0539O9 in lS46, but since reduced
much below million by the revolutions and die,
ursscs Of lS4S, nnd ConsthptiEops, 100000 In
1874, with owe Of it, suburbs In Asia ThefU are
in China and japan scvepal cities with lWpula
tion estimated at n " N and npwarls;- but
these, with Constnn,1 we without the b0unds
Of Chrisienloa and ot civilized world. s.rf
st. pcterburgh. is now the Europsan city next
interior to New York in population, containing
473,ooo people in lSi6, mud but slowly incrsas.
ing since. il at all Tho tlsee next-Virnnn.
with population Of 4eo,n00 IN 1916; Berlin geo
900 in Marcel, 1918, AMI Naples. with s0osls
have each lost not less ,lan n quarter VI their
population; from cholera, revolution, civil war,
and consequent emigration, tince April J, ls45.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Att or nr y 8
Sohn IL. Murphy, Attorney aud c0s.s,iir al

John II. Murphy Attorney and Coanseiior at
Lac, Ottawa Illinois. aug ~, low
Office IN the court house,
j. McGresor, Attorney aud Counsellor al
Lalp, Oiidca Office one door from corner OF
l.. Sale and Canal-sts., directly IN front oi the
court house Particular rattenionpaidton neencie'
md collections. ap 2O-6m'
Sbampiin n Wallace, u {, Chaniphu-W IL
l.. Walacc,l Attorneys and tosHseforSat Lam
olYce up stair, in the next building north OF the
Post Office. nov ~'' ~
ES. Leland, Aftorpsg and Counsellor al Ldm'
U,sr,moved ms office from Reddlck's block, TO
The room formerly occupied by the sheriff. IN the
court house, now occupied IN part by Lorenzo l.e-
I,n1 NAV ~
Norris n Fisher, Geo II Norris,-Geo y fish-
rr0 iuorn.gs al lar and L1ad IsentS, Oita-
asa M VIII pay particular attentIonto the pay
ucnt of taxes in any part OF Illinois, purchasing
and selling rea lcState, investigating utles, correct
ting denrnis buying aud selling military lana
warrants and locating them on the Oest td"nS '"i
sodrfs or others securing pensions nnd all eIalhls
ugainstthe government Olhce III the Courthouse.
April ls, lsi9.
VI. T.. uoili-tcr, attorney and Counsellor 90 ~
Eris, and Silcitor IN Chdnccry--Oudiod' i!.
Ol6cs over the rear OF &. Burrs store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan, "
Glover * cook, o. o Glover-B I. C.Cook) ~
tornsyy and Cpunss'lors a. Ldr-OHa'cd ti-
f,-in R-ddck's Block, east side OF The public
square. J'"
Henry G.. Cotton. ittorneg and Counsellor at
Lnc and Solicitor IN CtIpcery--Ot OttG~d, LiS
O,iirc in Reddcks block east side OF the public
squire. J"" -
=. y. Randall. AttOrHsyat Ld'c-Osr,g9, hen
Kendall Co.. Ills Aug ~, lSiS--U
G. A. Ingalls,. attorney and Counsellor at Laic'
Onnos,rr th- sherman House, CHICAGO, lLLs.
Particular attention paid TO Agencies and collect
i'm, mrh %. 'I9
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OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1850.
From the Eclectic Journal
TO LILLY AND MARY.

TO LILLY AND MARY.
iLoRrN OF THE LATE MRS. FRANCES oSGoo
BY MIss SARAH A. sAIRMAS.
Children ofa gifted mother,
Reit IN lle's sunny bloom,
Weep not, ah, she sleeps how sweetly
Wllh the laurel DER her tomb.
flushed her Tyres enchanting music.
Cold the hand that swept ilsstlings;
Now she hold. harp eiestial.
Now seIaph song she sings.
Yc nrc dear, oh, gentle children
Cherished ones, well love thee long,
Darllngs OF that gifted mother,
Who hath blessed us with her song
In hat song we feel her presence
Resting as a blessed thing;
A Abreathng OF ETHEREAL incense,
Waited by q spirits wing.
lin coming years. deep sorrow
Gather clouds OF darkning night,
Round the pathway where ye wander,
Turn ye 10 that presence bright;
To her spirit watching DER you,
With love that cannot die
Brightest angels well might envy
Love 50 holy, pure, and high.
Weep not, Lilly, gentle Mary,
For She watches DER you now,
with the !ight oi heaven around her,
And Ils glory on her brow.
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2 II q 9ists s.

walker II Uickiing, Draiers in Drugs, Ncdi-
ciues Paints. oils, rdraisbes, Patent Medi-
rtaes, Glass, Sc, Ottawa, Ill.
White X Hunter, D,dicrs in Drugs, Medicines
Puato, OILS Pd,,H Medicines, Fmnishis Dge
.stuss.Sc second store rcrlh oi.hc Manstonhouses
Ottawa, III.
G l.. Thompson. Bcalsrn Drugs, Patent .Ndi-
riaes Paints, Ohs, FURNISHES, Dye stHfs, &c.
Between Civ llo,cl and Rrdllcbs block.
4. j. smith, D.aier in Drhrs, NrdiciHes, Paints,
OILS, Dge .SiaGs, &c. SC, Newark, Kendall coun-
~ Illinois