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California Amuscmcnis

correspondent Of the n Y Herald, wri,in.
from San Jose pronounced san Ho.ay.) thus des
cribes the refined amusemcuts Of the CAPITA! o
California
7 During the holidays we were amused upop tv,
sundays Is succession, with bull, cock. and b.oI
fights, after the true and primitive California style
Al the first exhibition five bullss entered the lists
when having been guadcd to madeess hy tb.i,
tormcntors by saving of their tails. they wcr,
let loose IN an arena, forty wards square, amoun
some thirty horsemen and iootmen and fou,ht
much to the diversion ofhe ladies', until four men
and SIX horses were seriously injured when the
animals were let loose upon the plains. At the
second performance, large grlSly bear las,ed on
the day previous by the expert Calilornian.. was
brought into the arena by four horymen, each
having a lasso attached to Il leg. By one ler he
was secured, by means Of rawhlc asso, to the
leg Of furious bull, and the animal, let loose to
prey upon each other For an hour AMI a hall
they worried goadrd huggcd and clewel each
other, greatly t. the amusement Of the audience
composed IN part, ola Governor grave and potent
Senators, and wise legislators, To say notlin- of
the hundreds of brunette California ladies, who
seemed particularly diverted. The bull however.
proved to have the best bottom and fairly worried
and goalcd Bruln 10 death Another tragedy
Immediately succeeded this, which seemed NOR.
satisfactory still 10 the ladies' 4 bull of immense
magnitude aud power was next brought in-tLc
ends Of his horns sawed uif--whcn he wa, lot
loose, and attacked b. an old Spanish bulIfghter
and ci"wn In an attempt, on foot to thrust a
short spear decorated with paper, cut into the
form Of large rose into his neck his foot slippcd
and the bull caught him. in his fury and thrust him
against thu rude fence, or enclosure, with such
violence that he survived the injury buta short
time. This tothe women seemed the climax Of
amusement and the exhibition terminated amid
shouts of applause
On Christmas and New Year brilliant cottilion
parties were given to the member, in tue large
"ddodP Hall Of The Assembly, graced by all the
ladies fair and brown, Of San lose not cxceptiuy
the Governors lady and lovely daughters
Now, do not wish YOU or your cuters 10 mlr,
from what have written that this i. decidedly
rrelcous and immoral people, not So The Cath
oIlc Church, which is of immense magnitude, is al
tended regularly by thousands, and there are two
Presbyteran, one Baptist, and one Methodist
preacher with respectable congregations; and
these ccrgymen alternately act MS Chnplans To
the Legislature, whilst the Catholic priests attend
the bull and cock fights for the purpose, of course
of keeping their flock in order "ris true the mem
bers will sometimes dance and drink, and occasion
ally to relieve themselves Of their dust" play at
"ko"" but It's hard for one to hclp in ,hiscoun
try, where every body does the same thing
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SuCGCstINns on IInnith.

Children should be taught to use the ef
hand rs well and a. much as the ri,ht.
Infants should be ,pongcd with cold water ev
cry day Infant, should be carried into the ali
every day Of the season. Infants should ~ nur.
scd at regular intervals once in about three
hours. From the time they are weaucl. until
they have passed the first dcntit.on, children
should be fed on bread and milk.
Coarse bread j, better for children than fne
Children should sleep in separate beds and
should not wear night caps
Children under seven years Of age should not
be confined over six or seven hours in the house
and that time should be broken by frequent .e.
ceSSes.
From the time Of the first, to that Of the sec.
ond denttlon children should be denied animal
food
Children and young people must be made TO
hold their heads up and shoulders back, while
standing, sitting or walking The best beds for
children are Of hair, or in winter Of hair and cot.
ton
At proper times, and in proper places, children
should be INDUCED in the free use Of their limbs
and lungs play room is useful appruLage
to a house
After the second denttion is passed. Young
people may cat a.l kinds of wholesome food.
Young children should drink only water one
pW Of hquId to person dav. is sufficient for
health, and that should neither be hot nor very
cold, and should be taken at some interval after
eating.
From one to one pound and halt fsolid food
IL sufficient for person in the ordinary vocations
ui business. Persons IN scd.ntarv empluymcnts
should drop one third OF their food and they vii,
escape Dyspepsia
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Walker y flickling. DsIieys IN Drugs .Hedi-
clHc', rants, OIS. IdrHiSheS Patent lLcRl.
c!Hes, G!qSS, &c, Ottawa, H.
Mansion House. Ottawa, III by Z THory Pas
sengcrs carried tree to and from the canal pack
els Stages arrive md drpar, daily
l.. Hills. Storage EJrrard,ae md Commission
Nerchdi, deJier IN GH kinds Of prDdyce Tuir.s :
Warehouse, No. :, Sdc-cut, Ottawa, Illinois
George Smith. .FasAioHdjlc Taiior. opposite Cn.h.
nwus store, regularly receives the fl-hou, from
the East, and wlli b" happy 10 make up clothngior
all VINO may favor hln with their patronage \ TT
warranted Iucyery case. Particular attention paid
TO Cutting. Oua~a, may 10, 1879
S. J. smith. Dcqicr IN Drags Medicines. Pqjg,s
OItS Dg''Sibgs, &c. &c, Newark, kenIa. cuuu-
~. limos
White Il Hunter. Dc1lersia Drngs. Medicines
Fd!ni9, OIS Patent NedcHcs Tdrnislis. Dye.
SUISSE second store north olthc ManslonAouse
Ottawa H.
&. l.. Thompson, Dcalcrm Drugs. Patent llcl.
cipe', PdiHtS, oils, lGriiS lcs styFy Nr
Between City llote and Rcdjlcks block
Seth &. Iarl, Cnyiagc. housc Sand sign Painter.
FHpcrer amt GHsicr. Ottawa, H. Shop on CO.
lnl1us street over Palmer aud GAYS ,,argp and
carragt makcrshop
Jacob g. Stone, SIdHc. HIyusss. ami y,,,oL
mIAuiactHrcr. and Carriage Trimmer. corner of
Ch1N ana Columbus streets, Ottawa. mare
A. IL. smith. FdSiiopajle Taii9y-Dortb site of
the COnrt hoHFe squire, Otigtrn, IN Fashions
regularly received All work executed IN hIs .hoD
warranted. Cutting done to order
Johnston * Chnrruami. Storage & Commission
liercha"ts Warehouse cast side OF the bridge
Nam canal, Ottawa, III. nov y
Johnston y Chnrunud, Express Agcius for
LirHgston aaI FTsos Line, Ottawa, H.
Jos. II. Wagner, Jus'ice offhc Pcqrc. office in
me northeast corner Of the courthouscup stars,
Oftd,rq dec 20
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Horse Shoeing and Farriery.

THE subscriber beg, leave To auuouce to the pnhbc
that b" has opened an establishment IN Columbus
street near the Catholic Chn;ch where she business
oihorSe shocng and aUery vii be- conducted ON ih,.
most scientific principles II is generally admitted
That too many ot those who practice Snoring are to-
mly ignorant OF IT'S principles, thereby producing the
numerous cases Of cOuiraCuuns and diseases of the.
feet daily witnessed 1t really becomes the duty Of
ever one who values a good horse 50 essential to
hs profit as well m, prusurc 10 secure the seri-
ceS OF a good inrrlcr for SouSetuI an animal
fVtecR yeGrS practical experience IL is h0pcd will
enable the subscriber To follow correct system c,I-
cun'cd 10 prevent diseases consequent on unSkiifl
Shoelng; and when necessary, TO remedy the errors
OF the past. l. TANNING
Ottawa Nov O. SIS l6
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OTTAWA Business Qlrrltorn.
ATTORNEYS,

thampiin ~ " Wallace, j c Champhn-W II
l.. Wallace in0rHeyS and tOunSelioTsat Lam.
Olhce up stars IN the next building north Of the
Pos, office nov %. 80
T.. =. Leland, .lH0rRCy and Counsellor At Lar
Has removed hls office from ReddlcN- block, to
the room formerly occupied by the Shcrit, IN the
court house, nuw occupied IN partb by Lorenzo lie
Ind may I ~
: ,rr;S n Fisher, Geo. II Mons Geo ) Fish
rrJ Attornegs al Larr and LlHd Igents, Otta-
lrL H. VIII pay particular attention to the pay
mcnt of taxes IN any part Of Illinois, purchasing
aui selling real estate, investigating titles collect
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants, and locating them on the best iIRdS for
soldiers or others secunngprnsions and all claims
against the government Office in the court house
April Is, 1919
NJ. T.. Iloliister, attorney and Cotnselior at
Ldtr, and Soiicrt0T IA tbaHcsry--Ott1rd, M
Ollicc over the rear OF G. Burrs store, opposite
the Mansion house Jan ~
Glover ~ Cook, q. q Glovcr-B e. Cook 1t
torReyS and CouHseiiors al Ldp-O Ottara Of
tce IN ReIdlck's Block east side ot the public
square. Wn 'iS.tt
Henry &. Cotton, Attorney ami CounscLor AT
L1tc and SolicItOr IN ChaHccry- Oiia,ra. Hs
Office IN Reddick's block east side Of the public
square. Iun ~
y. ". Randall, iuorneya La,r- Osucs9, KEN
hcH@dH Co.. fHs. Aug 10, lSlS--u
& 4. ingalls,. attorney aad CouusciloratLq Lqir.
Opposite the Sherman House CHICAGO LIS.
Particular attention paid to Agrncirs and collect
ing. mrh % ~
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1A $4,000 FREE. Gr".tHr""'' s1I 5'" IL
SH9sT waiting purchasers my Farm and
Il Nursery on the wcsf Sidc Of For Rircr

u'W DhVfDH, and ile miles north west Oi Ottawa
They consist oi ncary
300 Varieties of Apple.
And great variety OF Pears. Piums, and Cherries
which have been selected with care aud great "a.
prnse from the most popular and approved Nurse
rtrs M the Union, embracing nearly all the standing
ware in the eastern and southern states the irut
OF whcht is confidently believed cannot tai. to sun
the most delicate and refined pa.nlrs
The subscriber assumes with confidence that he
has the greatest rdrieig GHd most SycRdd asSort-
mcHt 10 be found IN northern Illinois The trees
arc from 10 3years ot age, and ranging from 3 to
feet IN height aud well proporIjoncd
Ii Is believed that the amcu,ab.r remiSsncss on
The part OF farmers, every where observable m plan
ung fruit trees, Is mostly attributable to the almost
toil. failure, m most eases, where trees have been
ranspaned from distance, and the hhrous roots
on which the tree relies ioI It's nuinmcnt have be-
come dead from too long exposure tn dry AR or ST.
yrtc iros's after taking them up, either OF which IS
fatal to it, growth But these cmharaSsmcn's no
longer sxst The t,rmc. can now be- Supplied IN
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
wishes, Grownn the same soil and climate IN which
they are To be- trauspIan,cd.
lilhe trees are taken up IN the spring II should be
done soon after the frost Is out of the groundnt all
eyeut. before the leaf aibrcIns to put forth lftakeu
up IN the fall, they Shond be buried until spring.
Apple trees at the Nursery l2l cents uIl other
kinds, - cents. WELLS WAIT
DAYTON Jan ~ lSjN-lt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-06

During the last two or three centuries, upward.
OF thirteen fixed stars have disappeared One o!
them, situated in the northern hemisphere, pre-.
sonted peculiar brilliancy, and was so bright n.
to be seen by the naked eve at mid. day 1t
seemed to be on fire, appearing mt first of daz.
zllng white, then Of y reddish yellow and lastly
OF an ashy pale color, Ia Place supposed tha,
II was burned up, as it has never been seon since
The confagraiOn was visible about sixteen
months. How dreadful whole system on fire,
the great central luminary and its planets. with
their mountains, forests, villages, cities and inhab
tants, all in fiames--consumed And here we
have presumptive proof to the truth, and sol.
,cmn illustration Of a singular passage in the Bi.
ble-"the heavcls will pass away with grea,
noise, the elements shall mel, with fcrvent heat.
the world also, and the works therein, shall 10
burned up
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-06

PH.NoMES' or Ins BnalS.-. One Of he NOS; in
conceivable ,u!.g4 IN Tie nature Of the Lrlju l..
That ihg organui sensation should itself be usen
sIy'c. 10 Co: the BRAIN gives no rain. vet in ,le
BRAIN a.ou. Tc iLes the power Of .c,liiy nam !,
any other put Of ,he body II the nerve which
leads from Il 20 the injured par; be divided. /, be,
comes instantly unconscious If suffering Iti-tn-
ly 10y cummuni. a'.uu with the bran .hat mn, kind
u sen-uuor !, Produced yet tie organ n,rl( j,
in-rHIuie Bat there Is a circuus;Auya NOR.
wonderful. Tie brain ,el.rnay be- removed ,ua,
te cut away down 70 tie corpus cai1oaan witlut.
de-Fo' NIX life. Tue animal lives und p.rr ,rp,
a!. ~ 'Hyuon,, Whyl are necessary to sirrl, 90.
ta!!,y out ho I,hStr h's iuild; 1t cannot uip,
or feel; Irrqmrs that the iuud should b. r.sl,.
ed mt ~ eIOiu'ch once there i; il ,li,esteA mI
tie animal VIII even thrive aud grow ht w..
mIyr, Therefore. that the part Of the brain IN,
sonNoIulon', Is simply intended for the exercise
oI the intellectual faculties. whether Of ,hs Inw
drcrc" called instinct or exalted kind bestowed
on man--,ir g,tl Of rea'oa- HIgaa on lic ORi..
Hy + tie .NHI
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n. OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, April. G. 1850

We give, in the following extract, what -e take
TO be uie main portion Of tic atticls Of II ".
Bee'her on the slavery question, of which We
spoke IN ourlast There are some views in the
portion omitted to which We could not subscribe
but as whole, We think the article the ablcst doc.
ument we have ye; seen Oh the great exciting top.
ic Of the day
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The Taylor paper Of Concord, n. H., having as.
serted that Mr. Richardson of Illinois was slave.
holder that gentleman executed and sent to the
editors decd conveying to them all his right and
tltlo to any savcs-Ths makes the worthy editors
either holders Of slaves themselves or utcrrcrs Of
!hlsehool- l--Boaon Post
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VOL. Mo. Sc.
Speech of senator noug,ass,

We give below from the REPORT Of n. National
ln'ciiigencer the speech. or rather nn uhrilremcn,
ol the 'pecch Of Senator Douglass in reply 10 II,
speech OF Nr Calhoun, on tic slavery q.csu.n.-
We publish u.i', not only bccupsc it is able. and ".
be prra-et with deep u',rC-thy cur r4,,iar, le, MI
SO os al uct @, justice 10 Judge poueass. vha-c
misfortune il ccr'rn.y has been to be urry mi.r,p.
resented lnroganI lo IA, views ou IT,. slavery ...s.
ion Than any h.r u.au in the SENATE.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

VllE undersigned having been appointed agent OF
the North Western Insurance COmpaRV Of Os-
,wcgo New York, is prepared for insurlng houses
buildings, manufactures. stores, goods wares and
merchandise generally from loss or damage by iile
sad company was Incorporated by the state of New
York in 1882 Capital SljOOOO, lall paid in)
Directors.
>, j, PHlLlrS PnuNIy, SErn GRoSvrNoR, JAMES
BoaART, jr., GEoRGE w. MoRroN, New York CITY.
D. ! BREWSTER, Geo FlsnER, LUTHER lpRtGnr
; u. LuDLow, II, EAsLE, \ Bronson, A. 7 GRANT
JAMES LyoN, Oswego
j. v IL. pRuYN Albany, in LON
SAMUEL llAwLEy, see GEoRGp FsnER ptcs't
-- GEO H. NORRIS, agent Ottawa
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The Edinburgh Review says that cabbage con
tans more muscle sustninging nutrmcnt than any
other vegetable whatever Boiled cabbage nu1
corned beef make iity.two as good dinner. in a
twelvemonth as u man can have,
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Every one looking downward becomes impress.
ed with his own greatness, but looking upward,
f'els his own littlcness.
Danger should be feared when distant and
braved when present.
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md fourteen slaves. Slavery would have bee n
there ssiu 1t had suited the people to hayo

it " ""'
Another error Of the senssoy's vss IL s.,,;,,,
that the Missouri oon,nr,p1;,s ,r,s ,, srcr.s.;,
On the south. ' '''''''
II was Originally adcu.ed bv southern vo,.,
Two wears auu he had rsr,v,,l (, :, a.,
ate rs IN Amendment To the OREGON lin ,n5 I,
received the vote Of every s,u,hern senator s,j
AMONGST them that ofthe senator himself Whom
IN The House ofRepcseD:atives. of Le hnd rro1o,sj
ili- line of 80 so, every south IN man Viii,
0ui dcmac.at, voted fcri' Was this any cy!.
deuce That The south had cCusil rcd il ns nm No.
gfeSo.on For his course he had .,,sn denounced
Hld 'lli'hr IS u o"Ush ..ce, and VIII L:viug ,o.l
himself 20 he Suuh
Tie u-xt error OF tie Srrtor was in syro,s.
ing hat the SoUh had lyeD eyr-lud from Ore.
gan. S.a'eh de,, never wuu'r have conc there,
and layt'y was "a In 'ci lon that courtr. ~
ne laws q thc prpy,sau-l government, establish.
el- -t0 e!ve ve.r- 1rH
!Hc Hcr'h was disposed 20 ciusic" Al , ~
g'tlre save h.. would Jc rrol out THE %ur,h
lad carried " nu! ts.,ro t.c je sion II the Su.
p'""t Court '..E Lnh D. the responsibility o. 10
dong. On 'h. setect the States Nao mike Tie
n",' r"yo a't t!'.e VITO never !ust shave
s,." ,.r".na ait euUrIt Grw LIAM Isiirr sui
ALABAMA ecF 4"E MD Louisiana made u,
create. coit.'r1'iyr L'. o on tnis a.E.e1t IT,.
,'' "d indiana .i. i.' L..4--', "., tick =.-ye-
ho,Gi"e nel,""nrS
N"IOh "uH 9"".t each CLAIMED Full share in
E'' 'eiI''i','. '.."er were rH.i,yi 10 my
''.aT'i each h8d" tit.' ,3 enter w,iu II, Ir1pCr~
~ 'Ityeat to a." '"'"I lswt The southern man
'."H ..' carr. hs eu'r. hoc'u-e Tie laws rruhi-
,.,si slavery u.f L"''l1n ran could rot cory
bis ".nE, "e h'se =, existence csl.u'cS - tie
'I" '' '.~ H''.e' =" Oregon ue ry'..e'n W
7..''''''' "'" ''..' H,.i.'". 30 Ks, ID
,"',, nor h' '"''"'; "a" were ,&.,I-.I L. lie
- ""s o' inc '."'''t'
h3 h''' .'r. ~ l" ".+ proposed ~. uslArpt
j ''' ','-''U "n I" Eod''',cr .--''c To 'Nu
Ha'''. H' ''".t H't express n'y opinion onthJ
."'''.''''.' ''.'4. O.|'.''t H. G'd i"' Lu"" i4.
At VIZ 81 WAS '2'.' ana proper !. wur.A ta
''', nc ""l'1 "t''' 'Fo'e !"f an "i"end'
"'.'' " ,"' o'i's".~-.'h 's c'""avn 'rf any
tr''.' '' "' s'"''' r'Mt '"' 4 ~ u" Union Il
'' I'' '".s".'"' vas "'''' ',''r fh"u.n tc an equal
- I'''' S''..s Z" "'c A'' ones Wl> l'-
''.I . '~.''''"'r 81 Ue Ohf'i S'".ca
.'.''''' N'~'. P''7e" INN . IT,"
t'", ,''' ''e S'%'. ,, A"i /" c"u i".t
.' "'' F'SP' '' Il" u"oi' ''h'' lave state,
, ,'| 70 'y "' Nc" o"' q '1.~' pr Vi 4cA.i
vi va t'I' ;, ,'".' ~ l''~,o'
r'' ~ '''e E"No way 10 ~ 'h"t'h 10 ".cuin--
''"' 'Ae"' "'' "'"+.7 "d."a!"e.'
9ESA1'' ''"rth Ii he Senate PROCEEDED 10
I,e T 'F'., t.',, a'',1 o' ,ne n'''"" 20 reier III"
i't9I''ht u e s'sp ana The accompany IN copy 4
IN, Gon'lt',,Gn , Of Cal'orn' t" 'ho "'fni'.Sa on
,,r'','es WAN "'' ~''io'" % p'f'" t! ior her
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aa> Fox River House. e.s
IL Ottdw0, Oil. -

INlIH popular establishment continues IN tu, upc-
ration, aud us accommodations are inferior 20
none IN the country. Traveller, will always hud
the table supplied with choice game, and every deli
cocy the country nlords \ continuance Of tine IL
beraI share Of public patronage heretofore extended
j. --o,irIted aur6 'Ig.tf
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WERRy RrLlGToUs.--In Southern religious
paper, MIR. Jones advertises his plantation for
sale, and includes in the advertisement, "f6y or
sirty servants, which are constantly increasing
in value and number" He wishes to sell he saws
as hc has desire to become u missionary
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TENNESSEE FOR THE uNloN-Tho Nashville pa.
pers contains the contains the call for meeting OF
the friends Of the Union signed BY over six hun
dred persons many Of them the most extensive
slave holders in Tcnncssc. The action of tho dis
uniOnsts Is deprecated
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: !, "A nursery must be great plucc ior d,ncn-
simon J! Why sor Because il H." II don,
see how "Ant nursery a regular bd,e,room.
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age q wagon ManuiaCIOvy,
lsxA American House,
;:;:& Ottama, oil. R :
s9( LaielyksDfbu r. 7HOr,l -A.xixnkh

NVTHrTW W TTHIeT dhH LOFUWDus 81 nrGr Tor Hircr
TliE subscriber respectfully informs the people of
ottawa, and the travelling public generally that
nc mas purchased the above cOmmodlous establish
mcnt, and having undergone thorough repnirs md
renovation, It Is now open for the accommodation of
travellers and boardcrs IN at least as good style as
any other house in town can afford and on the ow-
est terms. Ample stabhng is attached 10 the r-nb-
Ashnrnt The public are asked To give hun a trial
, Ey-No one need shun the house through fear of
being offended by the perfume, Of liquor as nour i
kept ahout the establishment.
JACOB MILLER
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1t takes mo to lick idssrs,' rs the Yankee
"hoomas,er said whon hs whipped the grl,
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Business Gar0s.
New Lumber Yard

THE undersigned bcgs to inform the public rene,
raIl that he has for sale every variety OF
Lumber, Shingles, and Laih,
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PAINTS. OILS, AND GLASS,

PAINTS. OILS, AND GLASS,
AT reduced price
Canal n west OF the Public Square, Otawa Ills.
Aug2i 1919 Join UOSSkCK
Carringe q Wagon Manui;,c,Ovy,
NJ NJ PALMER returns thanks to the public ior
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, ani having associated himselfwlth j G. GAY
he would state that they are prepared to arry ON tb
Carriage and Wagon Making Business,
IN all its various branches Our stock of Lumber Is
well seasoned, and we are determined to make The
best work that is made in the country. Two-horss
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wish to
purchase are invited to call aud examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop ON the
corner OF Columbus and jefferson streets Lumber
taken in exchange for work WIN PALMER
Ottawa feb II ,IS CAV
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-18
THE DAILY TIMES.
WIN. c. DARLINGTON & WIN. H. DAVIS,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs

The following, from the last number of the Mis-.
ionary Herald, is evidently from the pen of Bishop
)oane:
LIFE-SCULPTURE.
Chisel in hand stood sculptor-boy,
With his marble block, before him;
And his face lit up, with a smile OF Joy,
As an augel-dream passed DER him.
He carved the dream, on that shapeess stone,
With many sharp incison:
With heavens own light the sculptor shone;
He had caught that angel-vision.
Sculptors of life, are we, as we stand
With our souls, uncarved, before US,
Waiting the hour, when at Gods command,
Our lie-dream shall pass DER us.
If we carve it then, on the yielding stone,
With manga sharp ncision,
Its heavenly beauty shall be our own.
Our lives, that angel vision.
Burlington College, March Q, 1850. ID.
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