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U,BE BEilBER, or THE MOUNTAINEER
Il OF THE ATLAs- A Tale of Moroceo, by
VIM. S. Mayo, NJ D., Author of KaIoolsh, l vol.
AuEIT FRANCK TAYLOR,
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NTANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w TO teach Music the Piano Forte and
Guitar, n situation in come Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several of the most respectable
Seminaries The most unquestionablc references
given as 10 character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, postpaid, to o.
p, Washington city post office, will be promptly
attended to. Sept. 6tf
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BROWNS HOTEL.
r. Y. a. NJ. BROWN. PRoPRJETORs.
Pc. Avenue, between 9th and 7th streets.
WhsHINsToE, ID. G.

! nPEUAs-Arrangcd Solos for the Piano,
| " namely; Scmiramidc, Norma, II Puritani, II
Barbicrc, Don Giovanni Mossclin Egitto, Freys-
! chutz, Tancrcdi, Oberon, La Sonnambula, and
others. Just imported from Paris by
| Oct4 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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j. ATWOOD, PORTRAIT PAINTER,
Prom PhIIsde lphta,

WILL remain in Washington during the sessio
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basement Of the Capitol, Feb I'LL
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES,
FOR OCTOBER, 1850.
j. w. MAURY s. CO., MANAGERS
$4,000!
S30,000 SI4,278.
Prizes Of $4,000!
lst drawn No. 5000 drawn No. $26!
Tickets only $40!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF Monongaa Academy,
Class X for 1850.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
October 26, 1880
IS number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
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nliGtcllancous.

r. 4. LnntZ * Coz. General Dcaicrs in all
kinds Of LHHj'" Lath, ShiRsieS, Sash, Doors,
Cedar Posts Nr Sc.
y 3. A hbernl discount made in filling large bills.
Yard on Main Cnlai, formerly occupied by Wal
ker aud lllckllus ne22-i7'u
ID. We. Goolinr, SMllo, Harness and Trunk
Maker, and Carriage Trimmer Mt the sign OF
"Ciiy Harness Ship" on Columbus ST., doors
north OF Canal ST., Ottawa, Ills
Thankful orplst pllrunagc, no p1ins shaIi he spar
ed in the execution oi work, and prompluess IN
filling orders to merit the confidence OF he pubic
Please call and examine our work before purchnN-
ingelseuhrr. Ine l.6m'
Johnston ~ Charrunnd. Express Agents for
Livingston and Fargo'S Line, Ottawa, ILL.,
G. Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa
n.y. HrUord--opp)'itct the Mansion House.
George Smith, fashionable Taiior, opposite Cusl-
mans store regularly receives the fashions from
the Eat, ana wllloc happy to make up clothing oi
all VINO may Yiavor MN with thelr patronage. Af
warranted III every case Particular attention pnic
to Cutting. Ottawa may 10, 1919
Seth e. Earl. Cnriage, house, and sign Painter
Paperera and Gldsicr, Ottawa, Ill., Shop ON Co
lumbus street over Palmer aud Gays wagon an,
carnage makershop
Jacob G.Stone, Saidlc, Harness. and TrnpI
manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer corner %
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa. mare
A. b.. Smith, Fashionable Taiior--porfh side o
the Court house square, Oitaba, IN. Fashion.
regularly received All workexecutedin his .hoI
warranted. Cutting done TO order.
Jos. ii. Wagner. Justice of The Peace, Office in
the northeast corner OF the courthouscup stairs
0ffJ,pa dec Z 40
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Horse Shoeing and FarrierV.

VllE subscriber bcGS leave to nnnourc 10 the public
thahe haS opened an establishment in Columbus
street near th" Catholic Church where the business
nthuTSe Shoeug and hUIery will be- conducted on tie
most scientific principles II is generally admitted
that too many ol those who practice Shorug are to-
tally ignorant oi It's principles thereby producing the
numerous cases OF coutrlCuouS and Diseases Of the
feet daily Witnessed. 1t really bcccmcS the duty Of
every one who values good horse, So essential to
his profit aS well hN pleasure, to secure the Scry-
ceS oi good iarrler Tor useful mn animal
FceH gclrS practical experience, is hoped will
enable the subscriber 10 ollowa correct system cnl-
culnted To prevent diseases consequent on uSkiliul
Shoelngi and when necessary, 10 remedy the errors
OF the past. i. TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov. o. $40 lG
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y q 1ists,

Walker Il iIick;ing, Ds1iers in Drugs, Ncdi-
cines, Paints. O.is Furnishes, Patent llcdi-
ciHes, GiISs, &c, Ottawa, III.
White n uuntcr, Deqicrs in Drugs. Ncdicincs
Painto, O.!s, Patent Rrhciaes FarRishiS. Dge
sMBs,Sc second store north oiihc Mansionhouse
Ottawa, III.
e.. L. Thompson. DrIlrrR Drugs. Paicm Nedi.
rincs, Pdinfs, Oiy, IdrHiSicS, Due-siufS, SC.
Between Ciy lIoJr and Rcdlick's block
\. J. Smith, Dfqlcr in Drugs, Nrdicines, Paints
OTIS, Dye .Siugs Nc. &c. Newark, Kendall coun.
~ Illinois
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4 9 otels. |

City Uotc'. hv Ms.N DTr,v0, northeast cor
ner of the 'ourl hpu-r -Vulfc, Ottawa. The house
isrghly sltulitd N tbc centre of the business. por-
ton oithe ipwl. il has Just undergone thorough
renovation aud repair. Ample siabug attached
Fox River House, by l.. DELASo on the cannl
uenr the ulnaIuc,. Canal packets stop regularly
at tins house
American House. nearthc confluence Of the T.
linois and Fox Rivers, aud near the bridge.
Mansion House. Ottawa, IN ,by r THorY. Pas.
scngcrs carried N-e 10 and from the canal pack
cts Stag lrriv. aud depart daily.
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Painting.

-. WcNNDKEW. House and Sign FAINTER,
from Eiinbmeh, Scotland,
ID ESPECTFULHY iniimatcs that he will exc
II cute any orders in his lme that the citizens Of
Ottawa may please TO favor him with, ON the most
reasonable terms.
limitations of wood and marbles, whi,ewashing,
size coIourlnr paper hanging &c
West Ottawa, may Is. 1850
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pbrsicians s. Surgeons.

Drs. Gooiiag .S Hard, W 4. Gooding, NJ.
d, { Hard VI d D having iounaI partnership
in the practice ot medicine and surgery, will attend
promptly o. any business with which they may be
favored ~ 'br line ui their profession. Office near
the corner ui I1 Sal" DuI Madison streets, and
ON, door uuf,G oI SWlits Law Office, Ottawa, H.
lncs. aug 30, lsjO-u
W. W Wcic',, Il ID. having located p"rma-
nrutly In Ottawa, respectfully oicrs hs scnlcesln
the different hmDchg, OF medicine aud surgery to
thn inhabitants OF the town and vicinity Office
at White api Hunter drug store. Residence az
Mr.. Aulrs boarding. house, Couuhus-st. 50
VIM. ". CayHriy, PdyoicianS X Sarscon- Rca-
ding, Liriags'1n County iiiH9is offers his pro-
ics,oall services 10 the citizens oi Livingston Cu
and hopes bv attention to business, Ia mrrit
share oipub.ic patronage. 200.
II. W. Hopkins, Pbusiciqn and Surgeon Of
tara, m, offers his professional services 20 the cI-
tlzeus OF Ouawl, and vicinity Office between
Phelps AMI Walker II !iIckiugs stores. where be
may be ounl "a, all times except when absent on
professional buness. aug q 'is
DR.. J Pearson, Physiciaa Surgeon, and Den
hsi-OiiITG, H., OILERS his professional services
To the inhabitants oi Ottawa aud vicinity OF
ilice al his residence ON Columbus street
7 S-Dr Z. still continues 10 perform operations IN
all the various branches OF DCHiisiry Charges 10
correspoRd rih HE tunes! mar u, ~
ID. ID. Thompson. u ID. offers his professional
services TO the citizens ot Ottawa and vicinity
O.lice next door % the Free Trader office, up
star :. IN ReIl,cks block apo 10
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4 nRuNt,Rps SciroQry--lt wcnll bs con
Portable thing II knovod just whcra wa. bound
Tor Up streets rot mixed with down street, and
there. no such thing as cross street at all The
moons cross Dyed, and keeps wlnkn' aud blnkin'
as il she had her eycs full Of macabov Now.
what am to dol If stand still here, there's
avery pleasant chance Of going to sleep standing.
II goes to stir, hang me IL know which way
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w VI PALMER returns thanks To the public for
w the lIhcra patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, nndhlvnp associated himself with ] G.. GAY,
he would state Ihal they prepared 10 carry on lhe
tarrin.c and " o@On Making Business.
IN all IL various branches Our stock OF lumber is
well srasoucd, and We are determined to make the
best work that's made in the country. Two-horse
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wish to
purchase are invited TO cali and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner Of Columbus and Jefferson streets Lumber
takcnineSchongc for work WM PALMER,
Ottawa feb Has J. G. GAY.
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Gtoraoc & formar0ina.

Johnston y Chnrruaud. Storage y Commission
Observation-Disclosures east side OF the bridge,
Main canal, Oaawa, III. nov 80
L.. Hills. Sigy1gr, Fgri'UGiug and Commission
Nercidt, drller in all lands Of YrodHcc, lruc's
Warehouse, No >, Slic-cut, Ottawa Illinois
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
i tor nrn 8.

John II Murphy, attorney and tognssior at
Lar, Ottawa, Illinois. aug ~, 1917
Oillce IN the court house.
J. II. Mct.rcgor, attorney and Counsellor AT
Lar, OtidWn Office one door from corner 81
La Sale and Canai-~ts, directly ~ front oi the
court house Particular attcnuoupald I" ngcuclc'
and collections. up Su-ohi'
Champlin 81 wallace, q. c. Champhn--W II
f., Wallace 4ifoyRcyS and COhHSeit0rSm LGm
O.icc up stairs IN the next building north OF the
Pos, Office nov %, 40
E.s. iceland, attorney and C0uRseilOr at Lar
Has removed hI~ Office from Rcddicks block, 10
the room i1rnrrly occupied hy the SheTiV IN the
cour, house, now occupied partly Lorenzo l.c-
laui may ~
Norris * Fisher, lGco II Norris Geo ) Fish
err iuoroag3 at LIir ani L1ad AGENTS, Oitd-
nL H. Wal pay particular attrntnnto the pay
m'ut o' taxes iu any part OF Illinois, purchasing
Nll ssiiuIr estate investigating titles, collect
ting deuwl' buying AMI selling military lnud
warrants, aud ioratug them on the hest iandsinr
soldiers or ,th.ra 5rcurmgp"nsons aud NIL ciams
agnlns, he government Office IN the courthouse
April Is, 1919
VI. r.. IlD'!iS'cr. iuornsg and Counsellor AT
LIr, anil NI'fcu9r IN Cilurerg--Ottdrd, W
OH over the rear ot G.. Burrs store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover \ Cop,, y o Gloyrr-B Cook ~
f9rasgs and r,p1r''ors NJ Lrr-- Nnnra OF
ice n Rtdlick'. Nock, ea.t side Of The public
square ln1 iN't
Henry G.. Fni'pr, iV1rHeg gHi Connection ~
LIis mil S,l-'1r m Ctlprsrg--Oi Oif1wG. lbs
Ohi,r IN Rrll.ek's block e1sl eide of the public
square jun ~
y. - .if1uil''. tt',r7-yH Lar-oslcego. Ken
KrqiI NI ffs NlE 80, lSIS--n
g 4 iusaVs l.igraey amt Corase'o, at Lar,
Oppr-'.r fh~ Sl.tn1u lllu-" CHICAGO, lLfs.
Plrnrpiar attention paid To- Agencies and collect
ing mrh 30. -
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Millinery.

MRS. 5. GREGG hovng opened shop on the
vi corner Of Ngdison and hi Sile streets. Is now
prepared 70 do work in the above business in the
latest and most fashionable sryics ms she hns re-
criycd the latest fashions direct from New York by
Nulunger Il Co. may l3-37-6m
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Threshing Machines

MADE and for sale by the subscribers at the
1u Machine shop Of ii. Drew
east Of and near Ottawa Foundry. Those wishing
TO purchase Threshinu Machines will do well to call
at this shop and examine before they purchase else
where. They feel confident In soying to the public
that their machines are an article Of superior work
mapshp including the latest improvements, and
made OF good material for service nnd durability.
Repairing old machines Of all kinds, and job work
done 1t short notice in the best positive manner.
Ottawa, may l5-6m q. R0SDAlL T. Co.
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PAINTS. OIls. AND GLASS,
C:,rriagc Il Wagon Manu.ac,o,y.

at reduced price.
Canal ST., west OF the Public square, Ottawa Ills.
Aug2i, 1919 JOHN HOSSACk.
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Business Gor0s.
j. u. IiNNIAIl.E,.

" OllLESALE and retail dcnlcrin oil kinds Of
w confectionery,
Toys Candy, Fruit, &c, Canal street, few doors
west OF LA Sale ST, Ottawa.
Wedding md other parties supplied with ornu-
mental alcontectionary, cakes, ice cream &c &c, at
short notice. Ap 20 Gm
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erlgtnal and True.

Mr, Franklin 4, who was gentleman
Of good qualities and of infinite good humor, used
with much pleasantly to relate the i,!lowir. an
ccdote as naymg occurred to himself when he WAS
a young man;
A Young lady in the neighborhood had won lis
affections, and he had commrucrd paying his ad.
dresses. During the cuurt,hip he sometimes sun.
ped with the lady's family, when he was a'wN-
rcSaled with a homcly dish of mu,h and milk,
and being Of serious turn was generally invited
to say grace over the meal. The supper did not
taste an,s, rs the family Of the rir one WAS in
moderate circumstances, aud being himself poor
he admired such domestic economy; besides he
was satisfied provided hc could gain lis fair oul.
cnca. "Ihc course oi true love-" It is said, never
did run smooth and Fraul; Glanced To have IL
val much richer than himself One evening when
he was visiting ms clarmcr, after the board had
been spread with the frugal meal Of mush and
milk, but before the family had taken their seat,
at the table, some one epCd Franks rival riding
up Immediately II change came DER the sub
Slan'ml meat. As II 10y magic the table wa,
cleared oi it, load and nought remained TO tell
the tale bUt the clean white cloth. In the cuuJ-,
OF short time, however the table was again fur
nshed, not rs before, but with the sn';ab,c apppn
dages for making tea, ard with warm bread, such
as hastily Baked, aud in common "a,llrce called
short cake When Nll was ready ~ was the
custom brother A. was invited "a say grace
who with due solcmnity, hands folded and eyes
closed, pronounced the following impyomp;u ben
odction
"'rhc Lord be- praised.
How I'm mRmalcd
To see how thing. have mcudcd,
Here, short cake aud tea,
For supper and ,ef,
When mu-h and milk were intended
II is almost unnecessary to add. that after thi,
grace, Frank ncvcr returned to Woo his lady
love, hut he left her 10 the undisturbeA posses
sion uf hs more fortunate unl
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Black srt'iI's,pg.

THE undersigned having commenced the uho,c
business IN the shop formerly occupied ty Rich
ard Pembroke, will pay particular attention to ,ho'-
mghorscs. and having had much experience in this
branch Of the business and from his success in shoe
ing, NOT only for service, hut TO prevent ntoricuug
and TO relieve the various diseases Of the hooi Sc
he bopes to secure a share ofpublic patronage.
May llth, loHN RuNY
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Wagon MaAiny and El3cksmithng
z, BARNARD

'AkES this method 20 rIun his thanks to his
i friends icr the ubelal patronage which they
nave extended to him thus far and as he has Jus,
completed several important Improvements in his al
'eady extensive establishment, he hopes to gam II
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wagons and Rt,r.ips

He tatters himself that h. eau ust beat any estnh-
Iishment IN the country, for neat and substantial
workmanship. lie employs none but the very best
mechanics, and warrants the woodwork Ironing.
and painting, OF h- wagons and hugpies to be- un-
surpassed 10y anything oil The KIND in the stats. All
kinds Ot BlackSmiting
Done IN a superior manner and with despatch
UORSE SHOEfNG.
which he Ind abaudouci tor while, has been re-
commenced. Having employed IN excellent shoe
cr he invites those hIs friends who have horses to
shoe 10 bring them along; Tor he knows he can
gave satisfaction 10 the hardest 10 Ilrasc
His Material Is of the best quality lie uses no
wood IN h- wagons hut .uch ~ Is thoroughly sea 70
soued and none but thc best iron.
In all his work ms prices wall correspond with the
times and with bis present acl,Ilies he feels conf
dent that he can do h- work haudsomrr, hr.tcr. and
stronger, and AT prices as low as can be done my
where IN the west G.yc hm cal. and Try Inn
tor yourselves.
{-3-ClSH paid for seasoned wood forspokcs and
aAips Ottawa Ami u lSjI -yg-t
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New Lumber Yard,

TtlEunder-lFncd begs to inform the public gene
rail- that he has tor sale every varieiy oi
LumJer, Shingles. ana Laih,
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Just Rotribution.

II ever there was a case in which there was
reason TO exult in the defeat Of selfstyled
Wing, even though that defeat resulted in the
elevation Of political Zoe. the recent election
in the twenty fourth Congressional district Of
New York is just such a case. as will abuhd-
antly appear by the following article, which we
copy from the Syracuse Daily Star Of Novem-
Der 2:
CAS- ouTRAoE uroS rHr ParsrprST.-Tho syra-
Journal Of Saturday last, published in a con-
spicuous manner in its columns the proceedings Of
a notification meeting recently held at skaneate-
les, from which the following paragraph Is an er-
tract
CDR Benedict, Of kaneateles, offered the follow
resolution, which was adopted with but one dis
se,hng voice
"Rssoip.d, That the infamous ball known az In.
Fugitive Slave law 10 disgrace 10 the drunksr
ro,odes who passed ito the miserable tool who 'sc
cidentally' Ind tho opportunity 20 sign itand vii
be ten fold disgrsce 20 any community which nj
lows it's Internal provisions 10 be carried into
| ton"
"The above infamous assault upon the Wing Pres
| idcnt Of the United States IL inserted without
word Of disapproval in the columns Of professedl
Wing newspaper, the editor Of which IL the Whil
candidate for Congress in this district and but re
Gently the incumbent, through Wing voice, Of th
most lucrative office in the county. No other whig
journal in this State, we hesitate not 10 assert
| would have inserted such AN infamous paragraph
in its columns, unless for the express purpose o
| oondemning IL in the strongest language. Tn
question then arises. shall the Wings Of the COUNT
Of Onondaga rcposc confidence in q man who thu
| prostitutes the columns Of his Newspaper 70 III
yilcst and most unjpsthable abusc Of the distin
| guished citizen Of New York, whom their vote
aided in electing 10 tina Presidency. and whose Al
ministration challenges the admiration and enlist
the support, not only Of true Wings everywhere
but Of good men and sound patriots Of all parie.'
1--WE have thus far, 40 our readers will bear u
witness, carefully RETAINED from publishing syl
liable, since the conversion Of the Star into whis
Newspaper, which could have even remote ten
dency TO injure the prospect. Of Mr.. Smiths cleo
ton. But there IL point beyond which forbcsr
anoe ceases to be virtue. That point he has nos
reached, and taken in connesion with his preyiou,