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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-28

Additional supply OF new spring Goods.
TINE Subscribers have st complete
fancy and simple dry goods which have been select
impoaons Of e cities Of New
Philadelphia embracing every article In their line
French English nda German and Italian Manufacture Of which
they
rs pieces rich small chcckercd giace silks
10 pieces rich small striped do do
Is pieces rich plain cbbe do do
5 pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces rich plain black Gros de Rhine silks.
Is pieces plaid and striped India foursrd silks.
10 pieces style aibenne.
S pieces embroidered grenadines, a article.
90 pieces satin striped and figured silk tissues.
pieces cashmere style mou-selinc de LANES.
rs pieces figured French bareRes style.
rs pieces plain French barexes, every shade.
10 solid laine, every shade.
pieces printed linen cambrcs.
20 pieces real French lawns and jaconen
rs pieces real French ginghams and chintzes
yards figured colors, ~ cents
other dress materials not herein
enumced which win be shown with pleasure 10 oil who may
'''' - VIM PHI. HooE CO.
March oo-0m
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certificate OF package o. wholes win enIe e holder % AZ
5442 may drawn the tickets named
therein Certificates Of halves quarters and ghs IN proportion
splendid attractive drawn
the United states worthy Of the Of advenu
prize be ticket having
three numbers Is ~ 900.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Packages the
magnificent scheme will be promptly attended and
the drawing will be Immediately after Is
all who may order tickets from
Address j. = O. MAURY, Agents,
Feb l5-d&cihd Alexandria, ViTginia.
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REAUTTFUL SPRING GOODs.--wAITER HARPER
Pennsyvana avenue and 10Th streets, have
store and ready FOR Inspection beautiful
Of choice spring and staple goods comps
Ing every variety Of
Rich silks beeees mousseIinss lawns and gnghams
Embroidered and other shawis and scafh
style embroidered Paris mannllas
Lace and muslin embroidered cspes, collars and cuffs
hosiery, gloves, and linen cambria handkerchie
Parasols and screens
Together with great variety 81 nch rare and beautiful goods
To would respectfully call the senton Of our friends
Two o. shr.s hundred packing bosss for sale cheap
Mar N-Sson
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rIOrHs CAsuMEREcs, AND vEsrIsGs.-The under
Of their friends and
public superior Of goods suited TO The
present gentlemen and boys We the fol-
lowing, lust received
S pieces superior black French cloths
S do fancy coored do do, In blue, brown, i've, and
S do colorcd cashmcrer shades
warp fancy Twceds for geniemens business coats
priced plain Twecds in assorted shades for boys
10 do Angola cashmeres, for do
light spring ca<hmeres beautiful styles, for the present
rs do do DO In assorted styles nd prices.
vestng plain and figured
silk vesngs Of which sell cheaper than be
- :" cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 Co
MmW-3t
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Mr.. ATCHISON presented the memorial o. Joseph
parks a Shawnee Indian, asking compensation for .
slave iorcibly taken from bis possession BY persons y
Illinois This memorslist sets forth that he was ts
owner Of negro slave named stephen, whe ran AVA
of Illinois that he pursued said slave TO McHenry coun
", 10 the State Of Illinois, and arrested him on The I'm
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ase fFNfss8 IN sff 81 iaf Ass 81 aNtaaa4
.saee4as assH 8 s.sss ses IS s.s. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

thing Ike attractions. viii boz tolerahly GER
tain to render wealth a G,st friend Il II he
product Of long years 4 healthful cEertion
aud comes only at that age when H. Is most
likely 10 bo appreciated, and when IL will be-
a. difficult % get rid Of II, ~ Il was % ac-
quirc H. Fiat 6hy the posessor Of gold boards
Il ~ II II contained Ia itself all the 1eattudes,
he must not cdmplain IL the genius Of evil
gets into Il aud lcts out upon his head tho
curses Of Pandora box. Ayarice cannot
pass untouched aud hardened through the e.
poch Of wisdom without entering upon that
OF wealth the meancst aud most despicabe
of miscrs; aud We all know that camel may
pass through the eye ofa needle more easily
than such a rich man can enter The kingdom
ofhoayon.
At SIXTY GoOp on SEvFIL
Here i fearful truth uttered IN a homcly
but sontcntious way, II all the teachings Of
.iil-i.!l ,..-.'- lrn,r nm TIaJ0 q man good, II
II not 10 hc expected that hc will ever hocom,
ro Goodnc.s ought to be- uc practical real
izdtion Of an ondrc life. Il ,houd begin il
, childhood,cNpand itself in manhood ,bo strong
/ IN middle lite, aud crown old age with ~
grronc-t aud most enduring laurcls. The
third. score Of years ha- been reached an,
the other ten will Dec a brief existence of ply
steal decline, aud porhap. of intellectual dc
hility II the moral faculty, updcr the cheer
ing influence ofa religious spirit, has not no'
been cNdtcd toa high degree Of energy, ia
dccrcpitudc of age viii have 10 encounter al
tho sorrow OF second ohidhD.L without an
Of the JOYS of the first II, however, thi, ia,
utty- hUv- improperly tfaincd and dc,cloI
ed, and gooduc.- al this time takes IT,, pIac,
%, the sum total ofall earthly acquisidons,t IA
stream of lite will How ou, IN Il lcs, gny an
translucent current, but yet between bank
that are radiaut-Niui u thousand sparklin
gems, aud rcdolrut OF an atmosphere imprc,
mated with the perfume of thousand fowcl
and vocal with the mu.r Of thousand Of III
-nu-t luncll .nngstcr. ufpaadi.c old ~
then l. thc time "a gather ~ the fruits ct
4 wcll-,pcut life, or hnrvrytthc rIc- iiIi'rlu
hn, been dcsccratcd to pufpy,c, of folly
, Goodncs- will then cuioy an the happiuc
it Is capable OF, tIi, side Of the grave, and Il
? pood mnn will be- able 10 .ay with as mu,
truth a. poetry,
esq ifr g.itr, uuo1'hly uut hv struith Hwuy,
More rp.Jru thu. that ugo ot ab.ei .uIi
tWoWu7' a ancient .oug mot ,cyrt with ear,
or stained VIII, guile, l,urneenl, approved
e. ut God uu1 mui, aItd licaccnl u o., oul.'
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w, PALMER, h authorized r. receive Adver-
ti,emcuts and Subscriptions at his Offices 10 bos-
tuu New York, and Philadelphia, MPEllEN.
GlLL, il also authorized 10 do the same ~ a. in
Nustun,
a. Lotlou to tho Editor la order 10 receive at
tcutiou must be- t,si pad
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TIL L CAL L D 0NIA N.
BY A. q. CHADWICK.

1EnHS-si,bo por anuum, if paid within The
yar $500, IL ppymcnt bs delayed beyond lhat
Vino. 80 paper discontinued uutil all Hueamw's
rre paid, rNCopl at Gio option of she publishsr,
AuNtHTisiarsrs inserted % the uslli pHco- -
Transient advertisements uust boz paid iur in ad-
yaucr Advertisements should Boz marked the mum.
,rr II tine, ~ be- inserted Otherwise they will be-
Continued until forbid Cor ai t,e option of lhe pub
g,,hrrl and charged accordingly,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

On pinning him to the ground with tie
lance, hc gave tremendous loud his, and
the little dog ran away, bowling As hc went.
We had sharp fray in the den, the rolton
-,i,k- diving ou all silcs,a each party -true.
cling r1r superiority. I caiitd out tiJr see
ond urgro to ihrow himselfupon meas found
1 was not hnaYy aanu1h. H. did ~. and the
additional weight was of great service. had
now got firm hold of his tail; and after Vi
olont struggle or two,ho gave in, finding him
self ovrrpowrrrd. This was the moment to
secure him. So while ihc first ncgru contiu-
ucd to hold the lance frm to the ground, and
the other was helping me- contrivcd to un.
loo.c my braces, and with them tied up the
snakes mouth.
The snake now finding himself in an I'M
! pleasant situation, tried to better himself and
set rrsolutcly 10 work; but we oycrpowcrcd
him We contrivrd to make him twist him
self round the shaft OF the lance, and then
prepared to convey him out Of the forest.
stood at his head, and held il firm under m,
arm. one negro supported the belly, and III,
other tho tail--In thia-nrllnr -heGnn-t Il
move slowly towards home and reached it az
ter resting ten times; for the snake was toe
heavy for us to support him without stopping
to recruit our strength As we proceeded
onwards with him, he fought hard for free
dom, but il was all in vain. We united TIA,
mouth of the bag, kept him down 10y mair
force, and then cut his throat
The week following there was n curious
conflict which took place near the spot wher'
had captured the large snake In the morn
ing | had been iollowinga new species off par
oquct,. and the day being rainy, had takcl
an umbrella to keep the gun dry, and ha'
left it under " tree; in the afternoon tool
/ Daddy Quashi (the ncgro) with me 20 lool
for it. Whilst he was searching about, curl
osity took me toward the place OF the lat
scene of action There was path whcr
timber had formerly been dragged along
4 Here observed a young coulacanara, te
feet long, slowly moving onwards; saw h
was not thick enough to break my arm, j
case he got twisted round it. There was no
a moment to lose. Ilad hold ofhis tail wit
the left hand, one knee being on the ground
/ with the right hand | took OIL my hat, an
held il as YOU would shiold FOR dotoncc,
| The snake instantly turned, and came o
at me, with his head about yard from th
ground, as if to ask me what business ha
I to. take libor,ios with his tail. let him com,
$ hissing and open-mouthed, within two fee
ofAihy face, and then with all the force / wa
master Of drove my Ilst shielded by my hat
full In his Jaws. lie was stunned and con
4 founded by the blow, and ere he could rsrov
'rt-er himself, had seized his throat with bot
= hands, in such position that he could NJ
[ .hi;c rue; L then allowed him TO coil himself
P round my body, and marched OF with him q
= my lawful prize. lie, Presseal mo hard, bt
r. not alanningly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
JOB PRINTING.

LLINDHILLS, HL1NkS, CARDS, Sc. &c.
a'duted in the neatost manner ~ the Calednnim
Once.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

FRENCH SToRY.--A child four years
old foil from a siN-story window IN Paris,
rolled from the root to tho gut,er. aud thence
TO tho middle Of the street, striking first on
the head of tho driver of diligence, then
on tho hur-p, and iiom thence to the ground.
The distance fallen wna tr' onty five foot
The child walk away rDr.rotly uniniurcd,
but the slagc-driyer irsra = ht1dachu ali that
dIy,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

New Posr OrFICEs.--Morristown Ntri.
&. Moves Postmaster South Royalton, VI,
Lyman Henson, Pm. The name OF the oid
oll.co at NIoriis,own is changed tohiorr1svtllc'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

genhest manner possible tll could get I
yiew or his head. One negro stood guard
close behind me with the lancei and near him
the other with cuuass, The cutass which
l had taken from the first negro was on the
ground close by mo III the caae of need Af
Ter working Ia dedd silence for quarter Of
an hour, with one knee al the time on tho
ground, hal cleared away enorgh TO see biz
head, Il appeared coming cat betwiSt she
dral and second cpil Of his badly, and was lal
on the ground, This was the very position
wished Il Ia be- Ia.
rlse Ia silence and rutreated very slowly,
making a sign IA the negroes 10 do the Samc
The dog was sitting At distance Ia mute OBJ
scryation, ] conld nov read In the face Of
tho negroes that they considered this very
unplcasant affair; aud they made another at
tempt a. pcrsnade uiG " Let lalll - l,f = liIl
/ / smiled in good nalurud manner, and made
a friut "a cut them down with the wcapon
had ia my hand, This was all the answer
madr to their request, and thcy looked very
uneasy,
Il must b. observed, We were now about
twenty yarls from the snakes den, I nov
ranged the urgro,v brhud me, and told bin
who si,rsl nest lo nte, a. lay hold of tho lane,
the moment struck the snake, and that ia,
other must attend my movements, IL nov
ouly remained Ia take thcir cutlasscs from
them; for was SURE, IL did not dimrm tlcu
thcJ would be- tcmptcd 10 strike thc SNAKE IL
time Of dangcranl thus forever spoil hi, skin
On taking their cutlasscs from them, Il
might judge from their phyHognomy, the.
au,luud a. consider a. a. a most iutalrIaul, Hc
ol tyranny ia ne. Probably nothing kcp
,hcm irom hoIting but the consolation that
was bctNiNt ihcm and thc snake. Indeed, m
own heart, la sp,tc OF all could do, bra
quicker than usual, aud iclt those sensation
10 Nhich one has on board merchant vessel i
, fwar time, when the captain orders AL baud
. on deck T." prepare for action whilu a strang
- yra.rl coming down npon %. under u,pi,
ous colors,
No went slowly on IN Waucc, without mos
ing our arms or heads, in or,lcr trprr,cnt q
alarm %, much ~ possible, lest the nak
should glide on, or attack u. In sclfdcfnc
carried the lance prrpcudicularly hclor
mo,vish the point abaui foot irum the rrouu'
" The snake had not moved. aud on getting II
" to him. / struck him with the lance on III
!. near side, just behind the neck, aud pinuc
him 20 the ground. That momcnt the ucn
q nrNt 70 nae seized tho lance mud held it tir
' in its place, while dashed hcnd foremost il
' 10 the don To uNpplc with the snake, aud
Dol get hold Of his tail before hc could do ai
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30
Mistcllanrous.

=. \. Lnntz X Co.. General Dealers ~ all
kinds Of Lumber, Ldth, SaingieS, Sash, DoOrS,
Cedar Posts, &c. &c.
n b. A liberal discount made IN filling large bills
Yard on Main Canal, formerly occupied by Wal
ker and llickhng. Ine 22-i7-u
ID W. L. .GoOding, Saddle, Harness and Trunk
II.er, and Carriage Trimmer, at the sign Of
"City HrRess ShOp," on Columbus St, doors
north OF Canal st.. Ottawa, His
Thankful lorpast patronage, no pains shall bc spar
ed in the execution OF work, and promptness in
filling orders TO mer, the confidence OF the public.
Please call and examine our work before purchas.
ing elsewhere. lne l-6m'
&. burr, Agcp, for Protection Insurance CompG-
ny, HTit0rd--oppos,e the Mansion House.
George Smith fashionable TdilOr, opposite Cush-
mtus store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East and will be happy to makeup clothing for
all who may favor him with their patronage, a fl
warranted in every case Particulurattentlon paid
to Calling. Ottawa may 10, lSi9,
Seth L. Earl, Carriage, house, and sign Painter,
Pdpcrcraad GIaEier, Ottawa, IN. Shop ON Co.
lum1us street. over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carriage maker shop.
Jacob &. stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trsnk
miaufactWsr, and Cdrriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal aud Columbus streets. Ottawa. mar2
Jos. ii. Wagner, Justice OF the Peace. Office in
the norii-east corner OF the cour,houseup stairs,
OHdBd, dec Z 40
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The Great New Orleans Capitalist.

McDoNoreH. THE MILIoSNRE-lh iullowin,
article narrd'lng some of the pccullutics and ec.
cenlrci,ies Of McDonosgh, the Louisiana planter
recently deceased, we copy from tie Newark Dai.
ly Advertiser:
ave are politely furnished bv gentleman Of
this city, formerly resident Of New Orleans, and
who WAS well acquainted with John MrDonough
the misrr millionaire, who lately died in the lat.
ter city, with some interesting "reminiscences Of
him.
"lIc resided for many years Of the latter part
Of his lllsSln Algirrs, II village on the opposite
side Of ~ Mississippi river 10 New Orleans.
where he cultivated and maintained the slrctcst
habits ofindu,tyl and 90 'lomy. His custom was
To visit ,h- city dllly and to avoid the expense ur
the ferry boat. the usual mode of crossing lie
kept small skin in Which h. made III. s.rvatts
row him over The foundation of hi, fortune was
lad 10y the transfer OF Louisiana to the United
States when large tract where New Orleans
now stands, was acquired hy him The increase
IN value of this would of itself have ut this dnv.
constituted large fortune. ........
The income of his possession he studously and
with much good Judgment invested in the impro.
we'd property Of the city aud 80 particular was
he in the collection of his rents. thai he made out
with the most perfect rxctncss, himself every
hill , and though he had collector cmplo, cd, he
would never suffer linn 10 atpcnh liz name To u
zee ipt He was never known tu have friend
oil upon him except on business, watch he would
compel Lin to despsieh with all convenient speed,
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1lbnsitiaus s. Surgeons.

Drs. Gooding ~ Hard, tN. A. Goodlug, NJ.
D., Z. Hard, VI. D.. having formed pnrtncrShip
in The practice o!mcdciue and surgery, will attend
promptly to auy business with which they may be
favored ia the line ofthen profession. Office near
IN. corner of La Sale and Madison streets, and
on. door north Vi SWitts Law Office, Ottawa, IL
lInois. aug Jo' I9oo-u
Wm. W. Cnvarly, Physician 4 Surgeon-Rea-
ding, Lripgsi0n County, HhROls, offers his pro-
t,-,iona services to the citizens ol LvIngsion CO
ali hop'- by attention to business, 10 merit
n h,rr oipulic patronage $50.
III. W. Hopkins, Physician and SHgcon-Ot-
taDd H. offers his professional services 10 the cl-
tkens OF Ottawa, and vicinity. Office over the
store Of II " Cheeycr, neNtto Walker & Hick-
hugs. resi- icnce on the north side OF the new public
square where he may be found at all ilmes except
when absent on professional buiucss. aug 6'i'
DIR. J Pearson. Physician Surgeon, ard Dem
tisi-OH4ihg, H., o'Irrs hls protr,SlonaI-crvrrs
to the inhpDllants Of Ottawa and yiClnlty, Oi-
tlce al his residence ON Columbus street
7 : DIR 7. still continues tn perform operations IN
allih yarou- branches ot DcHiiStJg Charges u
. correspond ,b.ia tie iimcS! mar u, ~
D.D. Thompson. N %, offers ti- professional
serycesto the citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity
0tficc, n"rt door 10 the Free Trader Office up
slai,s IN keddcA's block. ap 20 ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30
Horse Sh0eing and Farrierv.

THE subscriber begs Ieaye to annouce TO the public
that he has opened m establishment IN Columbus
street near the Catholic Church, where the business
oihorse shoeins and arricry will be conducted ON the
most scientific principles II IS generally admitted
that too many Of those who practice Shocug are to-
numerous eases Of contracuofs and diseases OF the
fee, daily witnessed. II really becomes the duty Of
eveTy one who values a good horse so essential To
his profit as well his pleasure, 10 secure the Servi-
ceS OF good iarrcr for so useful an animal
FIFTEEN Vears pracuca experience tits hoped will
enable the subscriber to follow q correct system cn-
culatcd 10 prevent diseases consequent on unskIlu
Snoenc; and when necessary, TO rcmedythe errors
OF the past. 7 TANNING
Ottawa, Nov o. Sis l6
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Il ttOr nfD 8
John N MUMMY, Attorn,g ant CouasclLor al

"
John II Murphy, attorney aad Counsellor At
LIe, Ottawa, Illinois aug 10 ISoO.
oh 'r IN The court hous-.
J. II. Mct.rcgor, attorney and Counsellor a.
I1p, OiidUi. Office one door from corner @
l., Sale ana Canal-sls, directly IN 'front.' "' th'
court house. Particular attcnnon pad tonarhcr.
aud cuiircuons up ~o-"U
Ch,m,lin n wallace. u Champhn-W II
L. WallaceA Att0rHegs and COuRSeL0rSat at Ldm
Oitl,e up stars IN the next building north ol the
Post Office nov -, "
r.. =. Leland, attorney and Counsellor at Ldic
Has removed his office from Reddlck's block, TO
the room formerly occupied 10y the sherlD, IN the
cour, house, now occupied IN PARTLY Lorenzo le-
land. may "
Norri, 4 Fisher, Geo II Norris-Geo : Fish
erJ Attorn,y, oAI.qm and Land agents, Oua-
pI IN. VIII pay particular lttcnuUntO thepay-
m.nt oftaNcs IN any part ot llunois, purchasing
and selling real estate, investigating tltes, collect,
ting demands, buying 1id selling military and
warrants, and locating them on the best idHdSi"
soldiers or others securing pensions and all claims
against the government, Office IN the courthouse
April Is, lSi9
NJ. L.. upl'is'cr. attorney and Counsellor al
Lar, aud Sllicit0r ~ ChgHcsrg-OudTd, IH
Office over the rear OF g. Blrrs store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. 10
Glover y Cook, q, o Gloycr-B. c .ook) A.
t1rasps and CJungcliprs At Ldw-- OiSma. OF
flee in RcIick's Block, east side OF h" public
squire. Jun ''-u
Henry G.. Cotton, At'1rqeV and Counsellor nj
Lrr ant Sjiriior an Ch1ncsrB-OH OHdtrd Ills.
Ogice in Redilcks block, east side OF the public
square. Jun -
s. .Rauiall, AHorneyat La,r-Osresc9, Ken
hendaN Co.. lie. Aug 10, lolS--n
a. A.Inyalls. ATTORNEY and CounseIiorai Lac,
Opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO, LIS
Particular attention paid to Agencies ard collect
inp. mrh %, 80
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Qru9 oist 8.

Walker ~ Uickling, Dcaiers IN Drugs Ncdi-
cines, Paiais, O,is, FURNISHES, Patent Medi-
ciacs, GlTys SC, Ottawa, III.
White n Hunter, D'dicrs IN Drugs, DeficincS
Paiato, Oh. Patent Medicines, Vdraishs, Dye-
stuts,Sc second store north otlhc MHnsIonhouse
Ottawa, III.
& L. Thompson. D:a,rIn Drugs Patent Nedi.
ciner, PIints OTIS, Furnishes, Dyc-Stnfs, &c.
Between Ciiy Ilorelani Rrdt.ck' block
81. smith, D.Ilsr ~ Drrgs, Medicines Paints,
OH' Dg' Nags,N Nc. Sc, Newark, Kendall coun-
~ Limos
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& < Va a. nGA "a c. "A Y U o
Brunker's Rife ri1rufactorv.

Z q He subscriber having returned tom the ca,,
b alter WISHING tuc pane palmluulfcluu,s, lt
. now prepared 20 monuyctur, 10, cc,rlH-
ted Increase O, Gaming lwIr RIFE. which hc wal
rants 10 he cQurI 10 any mace IN lhs ,tq,, or c,,.
WhrTr. tie W.ia.-o keep constantly OF laUd aI,
tor so.c.a good o'mcnt oidouhr and ~inne bar.
relied towungpcccs, Powder Flj,k, Game Bag.
Shot Pouches Percussion Cups and Superior auI
Gle of Sporting Powder
Al'kmts ot l"bhluG IN the gunsmith line don. Nil
nestness and despatch.
shop ON the east side Of CuIumtus g., orc doc.
southoi the Union House mnc 22-ti
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Business Garos.
Carringe ~ Wagon sranuGsc,o,y

M VI PALMER retmnSthunk, 10 the public for
w the hneru patronage heretofore he slowed on
hm andh1yng associated hlm.cll with i e. GAY,
would state thatthcy ARE prepared to cany the
tHilIhGtand NagOa NakIng usihcss. .
in ulllt+ various branches Our stock oi lumber is
wrl, seasoned aud We are determined t. make H.,
best work that IS made IN the county Two-hors
wagons kept constantly on hnud. Aiwhu wslto
purchase are inyltedto call and examine lor them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner ot Columbus and jefferson streets Lumber
takrnneAccGangc lor~oik. NM PALMER,
Ottawa feb II 'tS JGGAY
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Millinery Establishment.

Directly opposite CHStmanS store, and one Door
Tca of Dickcys Juciry Ship
- III WISHES to inform the ladies' OF Ottawa and
> surrounding country, that She has received her
tall aud winter stock Of goods, CONSISTING IN pnu Of
Suk velvet, SatlnS, Ribbons Pushes, common
and fancy Flowers, Ladies Plumrs. sc
Also Tine lot OF winter iounets OF the lntest FASH
ion, Just received lom New York
Bonnnts repaired on short notice Trimmings
and Lining. always on hand. SARAH GEfsG.
lrI II lrhn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30
Chain Pllnps,

w Il would cal the attention Of the public gene
W rlIy and TO farmers and stock growers in
parucuar,lo To the utility and durability Of the above
named article. For ordinary purposes. they are SUI
peuor TO aA other pumps as thcy cannot ircezc OF
imur- the water,aud onaccount o n remarkable sim
pcliy IN construction not liable to get out of or
der or to be dclanged 4 chd oi~ or 10 years Of
age can daw waterfront Ordinary wells with ease
and safety
All orders eit a, John ITossack's office. Ottawa
viii De promptly attended to. + W Row.
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