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sacrifice oftheir noblest faculties, mental
or physical, would be but poor .ftrng
could it appeasr the fierce wrath OF tn 8
lemon lntemperance and stay his hand
in the Wholesale desolaton which h. is
spreading over our land Who has not
seen scores OF Herculean frames and III
gantic intPllrcts crushed beneath This
modern Jugernaut self inundated vic
Tins to this rapacious monster! Nor
does his relentless hand stop here. Wo-
man, lovely woman IN all her angelic
purity and beauty has been mad" to teel
his bitter curse. Mark you that lovely
being, as she sits IN silence broodng o or
her unhappy LOFTS past the hour Of
midnight, and yet she watches for the
return of him, who pledged his faith to
her upon the altar Of his God. But alas
he has forgotten that VOW; nay more
than that, he has frsworn it. This i"nd
Of hell has robbed her ofthat love, VIII h
once she cla1,"d S hers, and now h ;
pines in solitude, rei, il not OF life, Of
all that makes life dear.
AMI even this tale of private ills
sad as ii IS hut not eXaggrratrd--we might
forget. did not the reflection iufue itself
upon us, that this fair land, those glor ou-
ins'it tions,---at once The envy and adj
miration Of the world and those noble
and heroic y;,ues, which animated Out
fathers are being furnished by this hg"h-
-cd ertm. Where now is that beautiful
system OF sei-g"vernmen,! when men
are dragged to the polls, stuprfed by
rum by designing politicians, men, who
tor the sake OF political prtirrment would
sink the dearest liberties Of this coun-
try into the ne'hermost he'll. Where
now is that spirit Of patriotism that was
the boast OF our fathers, and which they
beque .thtd unsulIied 10 their sons!
when men can stand by in silence, and
look with Indifference upon $50 0UO Of
heir fellows, all born 10 that inestima-
be birthri ght purchased by the blood of
76-struggIing in bondage more dread
than chains and dungeons, bondage OF
soul and body both; 80 600 OF whom
arr ,acriticcd annually, t" satisfy this iy-
ANTS spirit for blood. Americans !
would you preserve unsullied that sa-
cred liberty, in which our toreiathtrs
fought al"d and died would you uphold
that glorious fabric founded upon the
bones and cemepted to-etber by the
blood Of slaughtered thousands, aid us
then IN this great moral enterprise, an
enterprise worthy of Americans. Chris
tians If whatever name or grade, give
us your assistance in this Holy Crusade
Ten pelance men you to whom. the
world looks, and by whom they judge
tn aus", s.be faithful to the cause the
cause OF all mankind The tocsin has
been air ady soundrd, L., it BE- r"-echo d
from every hill top; and let the shrII
slngen that wakes us from our sIumbpr-
ings nr'rr die upon our lips; until the
--'hurv bnrly's done
lind the but'le's lost and wen"
EIkton, Jan. 81 80 LlBER AS.
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SEQ Reward.

The SUI scri5rr lost his pockc-book 10
E!kton, on sunday last. the 9th ult. con
tanning amongst o.lrr papers note
drh" BY john Silw"li in his favor for
Soo l6, and from so to $40 I'm notes of
the New Castle Bar k. The above re-
w"rJ will BE- pal! upon the book and
contents beng LIFT with the Editor of the
Cecil Whil or San uel Dehavpn in Elk
ton, or with WILLIAM SMITH
Mechanicsvillr Del. Feb. ond 80.
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LIMESTONE IN CEclL COUNTY We un-
derstand that limestone has been discovered
on the property of Mr.. Isaac Smith near
the Brick Meeting House. IN this county.
1t was discovered accidentally by Mr..
Smith, by healing stone to scald hogs.
The fire was drowned out aud some Of the
stone which remained in it, Stacked down
into lime. This caused an examination,
and i: was ascertained that the stone were
genuine limestone Should there be any
quantity there. it will be gr' at thing for
that part OF the county, and fortune for
Mr.. Smith.
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Public Sale of Stock and
Farming Utensils.

WIZ b" exposed 10 public Sale on
To tuesday,, The Goth day. Of February
nex', on the pr misses Of II" subscriber
near the Union Meeting House, (Eyg
''ill,)thr following desert ed property:
! Horse. 4 Cows, 4 b. adj young Cattle,
5 Shoats, broad wheel wagon, Dear
bourn wagon. Cart Plough, Harrow-,
Ninnowiny nu'l, Roller, Sled Cutting
Box Horse rake Cradle aud 81 vthrs. Q
sets plough gears. collars and blind malt
els. ddIe and bride, pick, shovrls. grub
biny no" lot OF Superior Hav, besides
various other articles not necessary TO
lnsFrt.
Sale to commerce at 9 O'Clock noon,
when attendance will be- given and
conditions made koown bv
WILLIAM III. EDER.
Cecil county Nd. Feb. 2 so
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MARRIED.-Cn Thursday last, by he
Rev. John Henry, Mr.. JAMES STAATs OF
Delaware, TO Miss MARY A., daughter of
Jacob Canll Esq of Middle Neck, Cecil
county, Md.
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TreMsssgeh''s Export.

This Document for tn" fiscal year en-
ding the Isl December 1S+9 Pamphlet
copies OF which hav been politely fur
nished us by our Delegate les, we find too
lengthy for insertion in our columns.
We give place to the following receipts
and disbursements for the year recapitu-
lated in the Report:
Balance 10 thc t'r"asnrv on the let
OF December 1918, S3l5 ,945 SO
Eoc,.rts p q ,g4- rndcd Isl De-
.eu3hsr ''&a, l.3l5,449 90
Derived rom ire foliowin sources
$685. IL from direct taxes Which
accrued N the year,
l54.74i 81 Direct taxes ot former wears,
l9&, 0lJ 81 from other than direct Taxes
(Which accrued N the rcnr)
and were tvied under ,Cts tn
aid in paying interest on the
Public Debt,
1879 r from like Direct Taxes Of ior-
mer years,
2as $3.50 II from Internal Improvement
companies,
1905 ) from loans on account Of To-
hacco inspr elton
1859 35 rom Bank Bonus, and sale
tS Deputy Attorney General
agO,l46 % from ordn arv revenue which
accrued ~ the year,
9,61a IS from Ike revenue (Which &C
CraGd bc1urel
1878 G 0 from hepavments,
1856 II from Tax for Colonization,
1880 81 from state tobacco inspection
-------- - -
sl,3l5, 4se 50 making an agate Of Sl,65 $50 le
The disburSe mentS in the
r.,
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~A. J. Willis, (oco) was elected to
the State SENATE, in Caroline county, at
the special election on the 23rd ult.
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CHURCH NOTICE The Quarterly Meet
ing at Bethel will take place on Sunday, the
10th inst. instead Of the srd as announced
There will be preaching AT the Chmrh in Fix
ton, Tomorrow as usual. w. ii. ELLIOTT
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FOR The Cecil Uhig.
GonOWingO Bridge.

A meeting will be held at Bel Air, on
Tuesday, 18th Of February, TO consider
the proprirty of applying to the Legsla-
ture OF Maryland, now IN session, for a
law chartering a company to build bridge
across the Susqnehanna River, at Como
wIngo, and to construct a turnpike road
from thence to Baltimore. This is belev
ed to be favorable moment for such an
enterprise, there being no similar project
now in agitation, and as this is a work of
very great importance not only TO Hartford
county, but also Of great interest to the
city of Baltimore, and to considerable
portion OF Lancaster and Chester counties,
in Pa, as well as to IA part Of Cecil county
in cur own state, it is hoped that as many
as can will attend these from different sec
tons. DUBLIN.
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From the Eastern Shore.

THE Steamboat Sun has commenced her
trips between Centrevillr and Baltimore
she leaves Baltimore on Monday next, and
Returns on Tuesday next.
ICentrcyille Times.
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THE New CouNry.--The efforts which
seem to be making for the formation Of a
new county out Of the election Districts OF
Nutters, Il Roads and Parsons IN Worces-
ter county, have assumed quite serious
character in the Legislature, yet we hope
they will fail. 1t is crave question and
one which should have the sanction OF both
counties before the Legislature acts in the
premises. We think the o ject il attained
Can be productive OF no good. lut on the
contrary increase 70 an alarming extent
the burden Of taxation under which the
good people of those Districts, in common
with,their fellow citizens throughout these
counties are now laborinr and It is great
ly feared our neighbors have gone into this
matter without due regard to the conse-
quences, should their wishes be gratifed.
[Snow Hill Shield.
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The subscriber. re.idrrp in Wnlcu-s,ulE.
York county, Pennsylvania. will deliver lime on
the Elk, North Fast, or Pohruia Rivers or at
any other convcnirnt point on the Chesapeake
Bay. His Lime is of superior quality mud he
will make deductions Go- all core, &c. and if it.
does not please the Gust tmrr--no sale. All
orders pune tuaI ly attended to
A. ROWAN.
WrIg htsvile, Pa, Feb. end '5O--3m.
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Sudden Dea'h.-Mr. Pers Ringgold OF
Kent Island, aged about 10 years, died
very suddenly on Saturday last, from be-
ing choked while eating. He was IN fine
health at the time OF his death. 10.
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TUE SECRETARY OF STATE Extract Of
letter from Washington t" the PhiIadcl-
phia Inquirer:
Mr.. C!avton's character as dip'omalst
has been rudely, tierce!v and mai' Iously
assaled. AS events unfold themselves,
however the utter ia|sitv of all these
charges become evident Truth, it is said,
will always vindlcate itself: and certainly
in the case Of MIR. Clayton, it is more than
yrndIcatng his character. As time pro-
crosses. and the foreign policy OF the coun-
Try becomes known, it is seen that the
present Secretary OF State has added fresh
laureIs to his already high reputation. To
firm, WISE ard truly American policy,
he has aided talents and ability of the
highest order. He has been maigned and
tr aduced, Ut he has succeeded in raising
the American character abroad in causing
our policy to be respected, and in vindi-
eating our honor and interest.
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WILNI NGTON MARKET.

Jan TO, 800.
" heat Flour (rom stole) 25u $50
Wheat. (prime) 10
New Wheat 1N6
Oats ttrom wagons) %
Corn, from wagons. 65
Corn Meal, per bushel; 70
BALr,MpRS M.RVEr Jan. 3l.-No sales -four
to-day. Howard st, is held at St.s7 with buy
ers at 81 IS. City Mills held at S. Netting
doing in wheat, sales white Corn So n 53c, and
yello 53c, Oais 81.
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~ d n 4 & H..

~ E-'
FOR RENT, the following Houses in
the village of P"rrvvile, viz:
1N. The Tavern House and stand now
occupied by Joseph McMullen.
end The House formerly occupied bv
Thos. Kelly, suitable either for Tavern
or private dwelling
3rd. The dwelling house now occupied
by Mrs. Rlfite.
Also, the Blacksmith shop occupied by
Mr.. Merritt.
Possession given 25,h March next.
Enquire of HASLET OWENS.
PerryviIlc, Cecil Co., Feb , 4w*
Turkey Pcin' Fisheries for Rent
Tn" Fishlng-Shores, on Turkey Point,
in Cecil county, well known as "Gnilder's
Hole,' "Indian Cabin,.' "Money Land
ING, and the s'Beaver Dams," will be
rented the ensuing season on accommodating
terms. Apply by letter to
WILLIAM B PACA,
Wye Mills, P. o. Talbot Co., Md.
Fob Ond-tf
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81 ,146,492 16

Leaving in the Treasury list
Dec. lS49 balance Of 1874 1872 16
The estimated receipts for the current
year are set down at : 2lS,5o0 6S.
The expenditures for the current year
are estimated at $"l2 ,u36 60.
The Treasurer goes on to say
The foregoing Repor. exhibits state
of prosperity in the fiscal condition of the
State, surprising the Anticipation OF the
most sanguine, and hi2hly crcdiIable TO
the wisdom and frnne,, OF those who
originated and consumated the meas
nres which have led to such suspicious
results
The Annual Reports o. the las! five
years show progressive improvement,
in he receipts from Int rnal Improve
nert Cenpanics, and from those sources
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Look ont fer Nm.-We are informed
that stranger supposed to be an Emis'ary
of Aboitonists at the North has been
lurking about in different parts OF the conn-
ty with the negroes, protesting to De en-
gagged in taking the census among them
alone. From his clandestlue movements,
and from the silence Q. the negroes as to
his real intentions, there may be some mis-
chief on foot and it is the duty Of any
citizen knowing CT his whereabouts to ar
rest him upon this suspicion, and require
him to give an account Of himself We
are informed he left ihia ncighhorhood
about week since for the upper part OF
the county. lSnow Hill Shield.
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And were on the follow

And were on The follow
ing accounts, VIZ:
Interest on the public DEBT, S715,555 50
Redemption Of Funded Ar
rear Interest, 2G0,3o7 81
railroad 1886 Sc
Maryland Penitcntiary, $500 %
Public Building at seat of
Government, 70 81
State Colonization and Col
nization Society, 1851 II
State Tobacco Warehouses
aad Inspection 2+,2G3 81
Ordinary Expenses, 12s,ol9 20
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MARYLAND LEGlsLAruRE.-The only
matters of local interest in the proceed
ings OF the Legislature are the following
On Monday in the Hous", bill passed
incorporating the Trade Line oil Cecil
county. We are not informed what line
this is. On the same day the House bin
anthorising the building OF bridge over
the Elk river at the causeway at EIkton
was passed in the Senate.
On Tuesday Mr.. Kidd presented petit
ton from citizens of Cecil county asking
for homestead law. On the same day
Mr.. Biddle presented petition from citi.
zens of Cecil asking for power to manu-
NIT certain slaves.
On Thursday Mr.. MHullough in the
Senate reported bill relating to the New
Castle and Frenchtown Fail road.
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give learn an altered note purFort-
ing to be on the Chesapeake Bank OF Bal
t,more, was offered in this place yester-
day. The paper and engraving good
the signature very badly done--J. Pink
ney, Cashier J. s. Cuttings, President =
Vignette, Neptune riding in Ia shell--in the
LEFT margin, rail road car; on the right a
sheaf OF wheat, cornucopla and farming
inplement3--date August lst lS47. This
lote can be easily detected from the gen.
une notes. the name Of John S. Cuttings
is in full. ID.
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sl,3l5, 4S9 50 making an agate Of $l,65 ,3S' u
The disbursements in the
saple year amounted TO 81 IS 492 16
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Pos'masisrs.- John II. Clayton, has
been appointed Postmaster at Church H'Il
vice Martin Rash resigned. and Daniel
Hanes, at Harmonv, Kent Co., vice L. J.
Massy. resigned. Kent News.
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discover that | have utterly i.iled "a opycy H..
'aii nipfessl,n az my reason aud imagination re-
SeNedh lhe language To be sure, itLerc--thst
never could forget-but it lacks lie sIarit the
o''es 81 unutterable patbos tie c;denc,s of
u""''''' music alternating with crashes of tern,
D1 power It Lacks the gesiieuluton. now grace.
iui ~ ihe play of gol.lrn willow IN The wind.
anu :'hoi- 'ioleIt as lhr mul,ui, of n mountain
pune N the bureanc; 1t lacks that pale ACE wrap.
pea IA Is dream of the spirit lanai, AM. those ui
! i'u"mahle eyes, flashing a light such as never
ocan'd from sun or stlrs and more than all it
iacks the magnetism Of the mi gh,y soul tina, seem
ca to dsiuse itself an:ons the hesrcas MS a view.
,.sS M stream Of electricity, permc,ting the train.
N1e some secret fire, melting oil lealts, and mas,
t'rnS every ,olitiOn.
ihe .mp meeting continued and q revvalat
tended It, such rs never lefore or s.nce was wit.
,cased IN the forests Of Texas. But ubit rtuuate.
~ ON t!e IaSt day Of the exercises news arrived
on Tie ground that neigoborng farmer lsd been
murdered, and lis wife and Children carried awad
prisoners by the Indians.
ne young missionary sprang into the pulpit
ana proposed the immediate organization oi a
company TO pursue the sa,ages. The suggestion
uo'h accepted, the mover himself WAS el, ,ctcd to
h'an tne party After several days Of Lard rid.
inS they overlook the harbarous enemy ON the
grand prairie The missionary charged foremost
"i hs troop, and having pcrf,rmcd prnd,ies of
bravery, te'l-not by the hand Of the ln,lian--
Ia, 10y 4 shot from one of his own ho.,emcn.
need scarcely name the assassin The reader
VIII have anticipated he. The incaruatc feni
was coi Watt focman, chief hangman Of the
oHeIby LynchcTs, and ten years later Il master
cook at the Poisoned Wedding,
'>"ch is tEe only fragment from the biogrduhv
o' = Wonderful genius. the sole twinkling IA, OF
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Horse Sh0eing and Farriery.

IHE Ih V.5cr hass leave 10 auuouCc 20 the public
ta,Hc has opened an establishment, In Columbus
street rc1r the Catholic Church where the business
oiHurSc shoring and ITery vii be cCnddced on the
most scientific principles. II is generally admitted
that too many Of hoS" who practice Shoriug are to-
tally Ignorant OF as principles thereby produrug the
numerous cases OF c0niuCtOuS and diseases ot the
feet daily Witnessed II really becomes the duty Of
ever one who values a good horse so essential to
his profit AS well his pleasure, to secure the scryl
ccN ul good nrrjcr for SO useful nm animal
Fn''r1 geHtS practical cXrcrlencc, 10 is hoped will
enable the subscriber to io,lowa correct system cal
cgo'cd To prevent diseases consequent ON unSki,iu
so"'rp; and when necessary, to remedy the errors
ct Dhe past. l.. TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov o. SiS. lG
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From the Great West.
Paul Denton, Tine Texan Missionary
ri ogARLEs suMyEEFIELD.

During the last week of September 1896, the
first successful Camp Meeting was held in Eastern
Texas employ the cpthet successful because
several previous tlilure. had apparently rendered
all efforts of Ike kind perfectly hopeless. In
deed, tue meriiirn, Mt that period was most uh-
congenal 10 religious enterprise. The country
bordering on the Sabine had been occupied, rath.
or than settled, by a class Of adyenturers, almost
as wild rs the sayIgcs whom they had scarcely
expelled. and .le beasts Of prey which still dis
putcd their domain of primeval forests Profess
ional gamblers, refugees from the jail absconlci
debtors outlaw from every land, iurgc:s Of false
coin, thieves, robbers, murlcrcrs, mtcrSpcr-ed a
mong race of uneducated hunters and herds
men, made up the strange social miscellany with
ont courts or prisons or churches or schools oI
even shadow of civil authority or subordinaon
ii sort of municipal pandeD,oHi0i where ferc.
passion sat enthroned, waving his bloody sceptre
the bowie knife Let no one accuse me of cxag-
geraton. for the sake Of dramatic effect: | am
speaking now of shelby county--thc home Of the
Lvnchcrs--the terrible iocaic where ten years la.
ter, focty persons were poisoned To death by a
marriage supper
1t will BE- obvious that in such community
very few would he disposed to patronize camp
meetings; and accordingly dozen different trials
bnarnrs ON ans. ,ir,,ln occ,.inr pr, oyon ,boyn
,yrrc not aIIowcJ ,n wc,.Iiri in roacr. rris,,n,I,
tbo frs. d,v and riobt n hand Of armed Ic.nrr,.
dccs Lc,Lcl Ly tLr notnriors Watt Toenon cbi,,f
;ndrc and cxccntjonrr Of the Sholby Iyncbers
brnIc i,tn tl1c or,o, AMI sc,t,ercd IL. nInnrnnrs
or assembled the pulpit md treated the preachers
with a rrnt,itous roI, Of toro and feathers, Hence
all nrninrt cvnrrcli.ts som learned to shun ,h,.
Icrt honl, or tho saline ~ if il had bern inCsstrI
win demons and two whole y.or. elonsrI wt,.
ont INV new ottc,nnt IN erect The cross in so n,i.
lon.n frI
A. ,or-,l lo,ro,.or 81, o5,cr,iscrcr, o,n.orcd
rror,;';ni, "nntLcr crrt in baIoIf of ,hr T,nSncI
In" noticc Vas. y,s ,n;oas mcrr.r, bqrkwooJ cnri,
ns;,y 10Th ne IN ;ts trn"r nnI mode If nnhlir,.
t;nn Iot mo ,,ivr il ,rrLa,;p etL,cyo,j,a.
'
19 m''oeeug It, imp %ge'.'S, ,,;. J., ,....,.,.
'iy'e % W',' oe C.WPmo,,"e, W ~ ~, ,"'','vIo n'hi
I .lc las, ho''u", VI '.,s n"''"' !" vac Douo'e
oP,ns pIo''' "'''' ''''' D''9'' > III '"e county
VI r,'''oy -, ..r,,,
me exercises VIII open WIN sI'enu'u uato5, De,
.ut' liIPai",G1M'i, are "''g hH'"e " su,' ~ M
~ W.. W 80 ""' ,n, "D,u, D Ds.se' ~
"o'' "uu 'p' oV''o' "o'PS,';; iA.L DlEt"E' A. ~
s ,oo,, '"'''''"s' ''' L. "
@eP".' 'o"o'
Tins singular document was nailed to the door
OF every public house and grocery 1t was attach,
ed to the largest trees at the intersections Of all
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Oru q gi5t5

Walker !. Eic!l;r-. D,licrs IN nrUes Ncdi-
eines, Pgi,!s, Ois FdrHisbcs, Patent .Medi-
cines. Glass, SC, O;iawn. III
white {. Hunter. Dcqlcrs ia Drugs Uc8c.acs
Painto, Oig. Patent Nci'rigsg Iaraisiis, Hgr-
stufs sc second store north oithc AlauSonhousc
Ottnw1, III,
G. l.. Thompson, DeaLrw UugE Ydist VcI.-
Between Ciyliot-land Rrliick' block
y. J. smith. Dsicr ~ Drugs Medicines, Paints
. OILS. Dge .StHgS, Sc. S'. Newark, kendall cOuu-
w. Illinois
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IuistrllancouS.

Johnston * Chnrruaui. Erprcss lgcHts for
LirngsioR dRd Edgo'S Liac, Ottawa, III.
G.. Burr, agent for Protection Insurance Compg-
No. Hrti0Td--opp5H the Mansion House.
George Smith, FgstioaaI'c Tutor, opposite Cush.
mans store, regularly receives the fishous from
the East, and will be happy To make up cIoihugior
all who may favor him with their patronage. y fl
warranted myory case. Particular attention paid
TO Cutting Ouuwn, ,mny.lJ, lSi9.'
Seth G.. Earl, CaITiqss, hols', ,'qod sign Painter
Papcrer and GlRsicr, Ottawa III. Shop on Co
lumbus street over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carriage makershop
Jacob G.Stone, Siddlc, Harness, amt Trunk
mlnufaciUrcr,aip CaTifgr IHmmcrcomcr Of
Canatani Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
4. u. smith, Fasiiop1ilc hiior-aoFh side Of
the Court h1usc square, O'tdiSa, III; Fashions
= regularly yrcceived, An worlcNccutcdm his ihop
warranted Cutting done TO order.
Jos. n. Wagner. Justice ofhr Pence, office in
the northeast cosier OF the courthouse u. stairs
OHglca. dec ~
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&. otrl j

City Hotr', by MH.A DELAyr, northeast cor
ner of the cour, house square, Ottawa The house
sehgiJy situated IN the centre OF the business por'
tionufth' town II has iIst udergoo' thorough
renovation and repair Ample snblmgatached.
Fox River House, by l.. DurANo, on the canal
urar the afugdaci. Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American Uousc, ncarihc confluence OF the Il,
lmos anl Fox Rivers, ,nud near the bridge.
Mansion House. Ottawa III. ,by K T'uorE. Pas
scngcrs carried free to and from the canal pack
cis Slages arrive and Lrpln daily
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Boat Building and Repairing


w "Sao OF s ns@ pa5 @r 'ss9p I@'@9s ,ea%"3 es%5 S
w they have opened BOAT YARD, on
the FoN River Feeder, 300 YARDS from the main ca
nal, ,ntOTTAWA, H., where they are prepared TO
do anything IN the line oi hauliue cut aud repairing
manner and on rcl sonah." terms MAY ,, 1880 tim
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United States Vclel.

By WILLIAM B Fowler, Peru, Illinois.
The house, "a stone building, ls the largest building
used in northern Illinois, ~ hotel, and the lessee
has cndcavorcd at heavy expense, to furnish It IN
a style to compor with thr building The rooms
are large, aud admiralty arranged lor convenience
aud comfort Travellers and their luggage taken
la and from the Lna;s free nf rhlrp, l3.,G
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Oy'EAwA TANNg,JSy

: now IN in1I opcrnion, whore cash 0t dII nlca is
l paid for all kinds of Hides and Skins, rasttS-
my hair on hand and for sale at the tnnncry or ntmy
srcc undlcu'hcrsorc inl5 lPm HAsvrtt.