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The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
EEnigratiOn.

The Right Rev. Dr, Barns, iomsn Catholic Bishop of Arkansas in the ubi'ed Ssirs of Ameres. is at tite present in Dubfn lie wiiibe sccompan ned back to hts isocrs f,nsrrsia4ry ty +efrrgyTgsu and upwards of 800 substantial farmers fiom oue dis- ttret st tie eerrtf ef Mexiori riinber oi ladies of tl< Skaters oi Mercy have also sitiiei tleis h. ten,Ion ,o accompany bis ioIdship. The situation fixed npon Tor this eoloay hes bet"tb Little Rock as' Fsst gtssss,, sh.l hts sstdstir etttbs the isnj as aboaedias Sslh f git aiud eogn.- D4t.is NaiDa
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

eS- During the las, ten years, the emigration of MOrmons from England has been l4,0oo aud it is steadily increasing Last year 1t reached , 500 chiefly farmers and mechanics of superior class from ths agricultural counties of Wales, aud the southern part of Scotland.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
E.ir.t CommerciaI Naiion.

The Londea eesrrsPentea; of tho N. |. Heraid. state. tAas the commercial isaaags sf tho United Staass k 2o,ooa teas msse shaA that of England. the farner bsisg 3.i50.ooe ions and tho latter 3 l3o,O toas If this be ,Eus we arc of course the GEsi ss.anegciai sAiion sf tl.e world
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

L-" s'amaering,s Dr. TuSaei says, is caused ey attempting t'sPeak wiih einpty laass Ia sing iss He lsa ksT. sssla sss:.stss ,te, , ,,, sigiteFia1. The method of cure k to reaa,ge the p4tsest to keep hIs lais Xs liea fse.,.,4,t long bseAlh-, 10 speak loud, and 10 pause osl the ihstsnt ot hadia. embarrassment in hls .speech taking iohg inspiration beisie sois.z oa assIn i cafnd one si the soast ssss kssgs s4. iisis pgiaciDlss
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

Removal of the Remains of Gea. Taylor. In the Senate, on tlo 23l alt, on motion of Mir. Csss, an amendment to the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill was agreed to, whereby s4.oOO was appropriated 10 rrIness the remains of the late President Taylor from Washington to Kentucky.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Nfnnafactare of corn s,nreh.

Al oswsgo. NY. there Is a manuisctcry which turns cut 10000 pounds of what Is said to be the whtess aud most beautiful starch fer all domestic purposes. for the laundry or pantry. and consumes 2Oo bushels of corn per week. This new spplica- tiOa of csra may prove valuable 10 western farmers especially. and create increased demand for corn ss starch is very extensively used.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

D The capitol st Washington is to be enlarged according to of the plans presented at th, ses sien. The Senate chamber has been feuad 10 be too small to secomniodale al tho ' saehems ? and "ssysrsigns" who are expected to attend. A wing ls ,e be added on the North. snd another on the South ef the present. building.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

et- Two copies of Capt. Msrcy's Report. have reached th'~ place We have had the privilege ol seeiag ihs outside of of tiein-Foyf Smah Herald.
 We teo' had The ssiiSfaction of peepinz at ono yesterday, bai II had Sern completely saturated with Arkansas river water, that t was quite iilcg bic. s'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

1T The following appropriations have been made by Congress for the purchase of ts writings of diff. fsreus Presidents: For those Of wsshington, u, . 900; Jefferson. Sf9. .950; Madison. Ss7 DOC; Mon. roe, s20, 900; John Adams, s22. 500.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Marine Hospital at yick,burr.

The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation biu. as IL passed tho scnase, cOntaned apprOpriatiOa of S20.00o for the construction of mariae hospital at Vicksburg.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Mail uon, spnIk.

Tho mail boat J. D. GosdSa was sasggsd snd sank on her upward trip from NaPOtooa tO Rich- land, Saturday, the slh inst, about enc huRJrOd miles above the month or lhe river. The mall wss saved ia damaged cOndi.iOa. IL is supposed that ths GoILon can be raised agaia.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Matrimonlnf vcIie;ti.

My love-" says Mts. Foozis to her husband, oblige me sith twenty dollars, to-ds, 10 purchase new drers-" shan't do any sachtiiug. Agnes. you called me A bear. yegIsrdsy."i " Law. iose, sehat was hoihing, only meant hy lyoa was very ssnd of hnggiug." Yea are s4dy iiliie pass, sound heard like the explosion ef ] pistol bu. heres fifty dollars"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

aJ-ii is stated that the Sultan of Turkey has ne- tiied ear government of his readiness to send Kos suih sad hts companions. free of expense provided the uni.sd States wi bring lhssa over s ,his coaa
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Incredihie.

\ dispatch from Pittsburgh to the Louisville Democrat states that during recent haiI-slorm in that vicinity some of the nailstoues were of such immense .izs as to pass through iron roofs to ,hs firsi floors of il.e houses We suspect there must have been some trap doors open about that lims
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Another Senatorial riash in tho Pan.

few days before tho adjournment of Congress. Senator FoOrE gave great offence to the Hon. J. (. FREMONT. bysiyiing his plan of settling California land titles an outrageous fraud uPon the public ' Notes wsrS exchanged bat they did aOi GghL
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
4 New watch.

great Improvement ia the manufacture of watches has lately been made in Geneva, by which va,ca-ksys rendered unnecessary. By simply taraiag . screw in the handle. the watch is wound up, and another movement regulates the hands.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Jenny Lind.

The desire to hear ihe Swedish song slress does not diminish in New YOrk. The proceeds of the Sih concert ars estimated, by the Tribune, at near s'o.ooo. Jenny LlHd's share of this. would bs sla,- ooo. or G2,Soo. which throws iato the shade all concerts in Europe
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Another New stnte.

The Green Bay Advocate says that the people of the " Upper Peninsula" of Michigan are agita;ing .hs project of separation from the Sta!s. and the formation of . new State.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

L MT Ms@sher, writing hotns from Australia. says "h's '4nd'ady Is dsSSat wesleysa amia- 6le ie'naie of stuPendogs proportions and propss. lioasts l0qaacity"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

ll-'rhs N wiiliAisssargh Pres. mss. ass cendes- ing macbias of great power. The following k oDe sf its news items.
 sSsields .-J. Swan. Litissills rsenic- Love. .''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
6klnl,cx g, N
Wl- csugrv.. a4iour0od ea Iho seth ulI.
Ncw post OMce.

fsmP Creek is the nA'as of Rew Post office es- ,AbIishei in Jefferson county Ark., JaMcCl1kc, Post Massrr
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

GrThe General Triennlai Convention of the Episcopal Church in the uai,sd States. was com Ineseel al Ciacisnall oa tue 9th Instant.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

d- vessel has arrived in England wita eas handred aad twelve eases of shoes, sf American n,aaniactase, as portion of her cargo.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

0o The Fortifcation. BOaaty Land. Navy and
 Army. Civil and Diplomatic. Indian and Lighthouse
 bills. have passed. with slight amsadmsass. and have been signed by tho President.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
AboIiiionisis in Ceorgia.

The Columbus Times understands that gang of abOlliiOaists ssrs routed in Stewart county, a few
 days siaee- One sf the foar wss c4sghi aad riadsa
 rail. the resi saved themselves by a slamvsdes
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

UBsevi. Major W. P Bainhrdge. Captain i.h Reginsas $. Artillery. died al West Point on the 18th alt.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

e5- Father Mathew is making prOseIytss to the cause Of temperance at St Louis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
The IllitCrntc ROhhpr.

\ gentleman. passing late at night over the
FONT Neut IN Paris, was acco,ted by apo.lite
and seemingly suppliant stranger, who asked
Inn to read paper which he had Just then pick.
cd up. Ihs gentleman held up his lantern and
complied. The following is translation Of the
lines
SPEAK not worl when this you've read,
Or in an instant youll be dead;
Give up your money, watch und rings,
Or other valuable things
Depart then quickly as YOU will,
Only remember silence still.
The gentleman thought it best to deliver up lis
valuablcs as required.
The rohber was afterwards recognized by the
person robbed. His identity was positively
sworn TO and the following confession was made
by the criminal:
My Lords; confess that on the evening spe
clhod, | met this gentleman on the Point Neuf
and the transaction as he has related it. but vet
am far from guilty | cannot read | picked
the paper up and thought it might be of consc
quencc. Seeing that the gentleman had Ian
tern, begged him to do me the favor to read the
paper. He compiled, ard to my surprise, put nj.
watch, rings and money into my hands. | was
SO astonshcd that could not ask him what he
meant and supposed the paper WAS OF great val
ue, and that he had given me his money rings
AMI watch to get rid of me. Thus faw one WI
~'ongcd it was |, and hope Justice will bc done
me-" He was acqutted.--Loadon Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

Gov BRIGGs AND pANclSG.--Goyernor BrigS last
week attended social entertainment at the hand
some residence of the Hon. Charles Hudson, in
Lexington His excellency was apparently a
gratied spectator of the dance, in which he tool;
no part, however for" says he, humorcdly
your know am Baptist, and the first Baptist
lost his head by this amusement Il never dan
ced,' he continued in the same pleasant ven "and
will take occasion to contradict the story, (Which
is going the round of the papers,) that black
smiths son in Berkshire once invited the daughter
of military officer to a ball, aud got refused in
consequence Of lis low degree, and that the blnck
smiths son is now governor OF Massachusetts,
acknowledge the GHra but positively ignore the
uunps"-Boa TrdC.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
THE UNION.

bl Iilfist tI-lpNs
Thou, too, SAIL on. O ship of state,
SAD on . Union, strong and great
humanity with all its fears,
With all the hope, Of future wears.
Its hanging brcathlcss ON Thy fate
We know wha. master laid thy keel
What workman wrought thy ribs Of steel.
Who made each mast, and sail and rope,
What anyils ring, what hammers beat,
In what forge and what a heat
Were shaped the anchors Of thy hopc'
Fear not each sudden sound and shock,
"Ils Of the wave and not tie rock;
"lis but the Tapping OF the sail
And not a rent made by gale
In spite of false lights on the shore,
Sail on nor fear TO breast the sea
Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee;
Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears
Our faith triumphant ore our fears,
Are all with thee--arc all with thee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

Mr.. HANNEGAN.-We prccciye that our late
minister to Berlin, Hon. Edward ~ llanncgan, has
returned in the Europa; and personal friend o
ours who know him intimately abroad, authorizes
us to say that the letter deilmatory Of Mr., Han
negan published in the whig papers Of Boston
and copied elsewhere, makes nothing but state
mcnts utterly without foundation. Mr. Ilamcgar
never tasted "A drop of ardent spirits during his
whole rcsidcne in Europe and hi, conduct was one
of the most amiabe and exemplary character un
der all circumstances. The stories, therefore, o
the letter writer in question are the most cruel Il.
well as unjust; and were no doubt the manulac
turc of some personal i'll feeling and malgmty.-
We trust that the Journals which gave unntention
al circulation to those malicious charges against
Mr.. HIancgan will copy this corrcction.-N y
ErsHjig post.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

NEw Csr OF THE ELECTRIC rrLrcEApn.--Tho
telegraph now gives notice of storms For exam
pie, the telegraph at Chicago aud Toledo now
gives notice to shipmasters at Cleveland and But
falo' and also on Lake Ontario Of the approach of
northwester, The result is practically of great
Importance. A hurricane storm traverses the at
mosphcrc at about the rate Of Il carrier pigeon
namely, sixty miles per hour. Avessel inthe port
of New York, about to sail for New Orleans, may
he tclegraphed twenty hours in advance that a
south west storm is advancing on the coast from
the Gulf Mexico We are only on the threshold
Of the real substantial advantages which may be
rendered by the electro telegraph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
Horse Shoeing and Farrierv.

'VliE subscriber bcgS leave tn nnnouce to the public
that he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street, near the Catholic Church, where the business
OF horse ShorinG and iarTicry will be conducted ON the
most scientific principles. Ii is generally admitted
that too many OF those who practice Shoeng are to-
tally ignorant Of It's principles, thereby producing the
numerous Of conlraCtlOns and diseases Of the
feet daily witnessed II really becomes the duty Of
every one who values Il good horse, so essenta! to
his profit well as his pleasure to secure the sery-
ceS ot good iouer lur so useful nm animal
FiteeH g"0ys practical experience 1t is hopcd will
enable the subscriber 10 follow correct system cal
cu!alcd 90 prevent diseases consequent on unSktul
Snorng; aud when necessary, to remedy the errors
OF the past. T. TANNING
Ottawa Nov o. si9 I6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

TuE WANDERING Jrw-Thc length upon which
the thouscnd marvellous stories relating to His mys
terious individual are founded, is simply this;
Archevcrus was porter at the gate OF Poutius
Plate, and when our Savior passed out bearing
the cross Archevcrus struct him with stick and
exclaimed in bitter mockery-"Go tdsicr, Jesus =
"Iys," answered the Redeemcr, "Bm hou shalt
remain mtiN Icomc again" From that dark and
eventful period has the doomed man wandered
ovor the earth he has been seen in every land
andincvory age Noney and Notairc both spcal,
of him. and il it bc that an individual has been so
cursed, then indeed, have many seen aud conversed
with the Wandering Je,C
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

Many of our readers will doubtless remember n
beautiful ballad written mGny years ago by Mrs
Seba Smith, on the death Of Il woman who perish.
ed in the snow.driits on the Green mountains OF
Vermont True. however, to the instincts Of VIC.
mans nature she tore the covering from her and
wrapped her infant in 1t. The mother was fourd
locked IN tho arms Of death, but the babe sur.
vived. That inf'n,, thus preserved from the SHOWS
OF the mountain, Is nov SpcaAc. Of the Ohio Sen
ate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
ThcWasiingtOm Coffee House and
Restaurant.

A"N hldf NJ me 'OuIt iI0hNe squire dHd merit door
~ The Mansion H0USs
M X. ]. Sl1ARkEY begs to inform his friends
vi and the public that. having taken the a.
bove premises and fitted them up suitably for the bu-
-ne-s, II Is hi intention to accommodate the pub
ne with refreshments ut the most economical rates.
Meals can alwny. be- procured on the shortest notice
ut any hour OF the day Farmers and others nrrv.
ing IN town aud not wl,hnglO lose time car always
be Accommodated QF had
I. S-'rhe BAR is supplied with the choicest
kinds OF liquors, ale, wines, candles, and segaIs.
Lunch every day nom haiti past ten A. NJ I'LL twelve.
Ottawa sept - 1919
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
TIE PERFECT WOMAN.
DY WADSWORTH,

ny wADswoRTu,
SHE was a phantom Of delight,
When first Sic glanced upon my sight,
A lovely apparition sent
To be moments ornament;
Her ewes as stars Of twilight fair,
Like the twilight too, her dusty hair;
But all things else about her drawn,
From MAY times brightest, liveliest dawn
\ dancing Shape, and Image gay,
To haunt, to startle, and way-ay.
] saw her upon nearer view,
A Spirit, yet Woman too;
Her household motion light and free,
And steps of virgin liberty
A countenance III which did meet
Sweet records, promises rs sweet,
a creature not too bright or good
For human natures daily food;
For transient sorrows, simple wiles,
Praise, Blame, kisses, tears and smiles.
And now ! sec with eyes serene,
The very pulse Of the machine;
\ being breathing thoughtful breath,
A traveller between life and death;
The reason firm, the temperate will,
Endurance, foresight, strength and skill,
A perfect woman nobly planned,
To warn, to comfort. and command;
Aud yet spirit still, and bright,
With something Of an angel light,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
THE AFTIANCED.

Ut OUR MARY.
With bounding step and n beaming eye
lie flew to the plum tree grove,
Where the silver stream ran Inurnurlngby
And the oak tree lowered above.
Bot it was not the rcdd'ning plums he sought
Nor the life Of the 'irigh,cd deer;
a higher aim-more ravishing thought
lmpeIed the young pioneer
His heart was light as the buoyant air
As he passed By shrub and flower,
For Fanny had promised to meet HIM there,
Alone, III the grapevine bower
All little, wecn, his steps delayed
To gaze at the bounding deer,
Nor long sat she " the grape vine shade
Awaiting the young pioneer,
His glowing cheek 10 hers was pressed,
llls arm around her neck was thrown,
fIls hand lay on her heaying breast,
That bounding heart was all his own.
He, kissing, whispered vows to prove
Forever faithful and sincere,
And Fanny. trembling, owned her love
For him, her bold young pioneer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

a NV TsrLE--During temperance festival
n, Charleston Father Mathew obtained new IT,
tie, by the following toast:
"Ihc Mississippi Of Mcr-7hc Father Of va.
icrs--Fatler Mathew"
1t is to be presumed that the giver Of this sen.
timent had no intention Of including strong wa.
ters' in it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
United States Hotel,

b LArsuAw & fowES Peru, Illinois,
summer by Nr iIalhCnn is the largest building
used as a hotel IN northern Illinois, and the lcssers
have cndrnyorrd nl an enormous eNpcn-r So to fur
u-h il A. to make the interior correspond in some de-.
gree with the magnIiicence OF the exterior The
rooms are large, and admirably arranged tor conycni-
oncc and comfort Travellers aud their luggage ta-
ken to and from the boats Tree of charge nov 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

From THp RIO GRANDF.-Ihe Brownsville
Flag and the Sentinel OF the 3Olh ult, have been
received by the Picayunc 1t appears that the
question OF separation from the State of Texas has
alreadp been entering and privately discussed by
the inhabitants of the Rio Grande The Flag
says: We learn that a strong feeling prevail,
the extent of ourtyallcy in favor of a
scpcratc organization under the auspices Of the
General Government
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

OSE os 'EM.-The Boston Post tells story II
a man who after taking into his employ female
servant sat down in his parlor one evening with =
couple of ncighbors aud his wife. to a civil gamo
Of whist The next morning, tho new "help' OBJ
served that card playing must be put u stop ".
or she should bd Obliged To leave, as she didn't
approve Of the practice; and neer liowsd u in
families where she lived
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16

A CLrvrn IIlr--We learn from Partisan cor,
scspondcnt Of the Tribune, that u clever sarcasm
upon pugillstic legislators has been lately put
forth in Paris. 1t is caricaturc IN which two
chmucys sweeps are represented fighting outside
poses. saving "No lighting in the streets YOU
blackcuard,, Go inside the Chamber, iiyou wish
to do that" The ht would Toe equally applicable
10 some Of the ncontinent rowdc-. who oruus onli-
" figure on the floor Of Congrcs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
OTTAWA Business Qirertorp.


allneel dHornogs ana ,oHhSetto's az - Lnic, ,
ee w s'l''s III "'' "eN' o"''uis mo,' on u 10 Wv
io'' once INV 81 ~
ieianu' du9rney ana 6onGseiio' pi,ts a. a. lar IT,
- r,,,r,' ",I n.,, ~, b sie,;g IN tbs
.,,., no,y 'ocr,ni,.J in nartb Inv Loranzo L.
lYr NAV i'ig
yoS so, A. 1,,,,ru,uJ r,n,ess ige,,s f,,.
~ Va ~ 'r'' '"s"I' i'tt'r'S 'IT"'" 10 J"'
NJ. :. C;.nor ,c,, II NJ, Goo : r;l,
rrI itorn.rS -; I,,c a., J,,,J igent, ojtr
nm ~ WI, ma, mn r,nInr o,tsn,i,,, ,n ,6c NJ,
men, o, IN wee In or,, n,rt ~, IIno,s n,,rchi.i ~
anJ ,i, G ,a r's p,i,,,, ii
,in, Jr-I Ln,in,, ,,,j Ji,,7 ,;,,,,, i,I
u,5,n, ,mJ Ioc,,i,,7 hon, an ,h, Lc., Js er
soldiers ar othrr- securing prnsions and NH lnn,s
against the government Office IN tle court hous,
April lS 1919
NJ, T., uoIli,ter. luor,cy o,d Co,,scl,or n,
Ian" aaJ Sic;;or '"""g -, ""s cgpnsn." ~, ~
eTre over the rrar Of &; Mrr's store onnosite
the Mansion house Jan 10
yohuston A. Cbnrru,ud S,o,ooo \ (,,,,u;..;,,,
Nercbgnts- Wnr,honse ,o.t s,Ic ol the hrl,,.
Main canal Ottawa. H. nov ~
Glover a Cook Il q GInver--R 4 cooL4 i,
torDeys and ConDscIloys gt LAM Httt,,,r, Of
flee IN Rrdlck's Block, east sid, nj ,h,. nnhI,,
square inn IL. nj
t.. =, y r,,r,,
thr nor.ro.r crru,,r %, th cn,, h,,, mn .,air.
Odara. d,r7'ig
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n,','' 49, ,,,,,m @ ~ "n" 'DInst.y' ~ L'd"'
I .,,i ,,'"a' N'id' .tNi IL
'''''''''" i''' " Ny '''i n," ,n S",'c'-
~ '''" 3D. ~
E'.I,1 I""' "' ,'''"'y" A" H1%-Ws"sS1, rs "I"-
80, N"- w. ''ip--u
hthry u. 'oi'oh' attorney dHd toHHsciiOr NJ
iGc ana NlHrtar ~ thqHc'rV-H Htatrd, MS
.,nn, Ie III "''o''Ns oo'H' east sidc OF lle pubic
Jun -
". W. 'cc' p'HL"l respectfully uu"Ju- the public
tlNl " VIII lOI Ilf IllTr l'fuN, tUAtIIt
bnnrs m bs ,,, ,',., i''' ~. m '".',i ~ n''
MOI g Cb,nm. ot; W w., 'Uu'. a,"lIl
tons performed I'm the bcst u,1nurr nu ,,nrrnn,,.J
Price, 10 correspond with the times. aur3
VIM. ". Cny,rI,. pl, .;-;.,,, \ >,,.... D..
tiqe. Liringsion C,ngtg. Nin,i, of.r. bis n,'-
irsSiunal services to thcct2cns ot Puutlnc and ,I-
clnity, and hopes by attention TO business to merit
share oipubc patronage $50
Or. f:ondinp. qFce ,or,L sty, n H. ,,,L,.-
s,,,,,r, pas,J,,., IT, Su"t u"t gIg5I'
frr streets. Beng aIway, devoted To bjs proi.s-
sion, he hopes for asharc OF public pa,ronafr
II y, uo,,;. M, -
turn m .ofrrS In. ,rnt.s.innoI .,r,.,.s ~ tb. ~.
tzcns Of Ottawa. and vicinity one, b.t,,s.p
Phelps aud WalkrrN uirkln1's -tor,,- .,yh-r, b,.
mavbe found a, gll tn,rs e,r,.I,, ynap ,b.,,,, ~,
professional buncs- aug & Is
DIR. J Pearson, Phgsic,oy. Syrg,oy o,,J Dem
isf-Ottamq. nj, offers IN. ur1t.,sionaI s,ryrrs
70 the nhabitant, OF Ottawa and vicinity Of
iice AZ his residence on Columbus street
S-Dr I. still continues to perform operations in
all the various branches ot DeHtiSfIy Charges to
'%IeSp.Na ran "e imcS' mar ~ u
ID ID. thompson, VI ID, offers his professional
srlyces to The citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity
'Ihce, ny ,Io9r 10 l'ie free raider Office, up
s'nI'-' III hcuuIch O'ocA' ap W ~
walker n Hickling. DedIers IN Drugs, lIedi-
ei7es, fHats, Oils, IarHisheS, PdteM Redi-
~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
aSM Fox River House,
~ OTTAWA, oil. ss 49, n Y

FINlllS popular establishment continues in full ope-
rouun aud ~ accommodations are inferior to
none in the country. Travellers will always hnd
til" table supplied with choice game and every deli
cacy the country aiiords \ continuance OF the L.
herul share OF puJUc patronage heretofore extended
iS-ohcird. aug q, 'i9-G
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-16
OTTAWA ILL, SATURDAY, MARCH A1s5o a

them covered with hyeroglyphics, some almost to
tally oblitcrated while many rcman az perfect a,
could be desired, fill this vale will. such comp
cation Of wonders, that to mind dcsirous o
knowing the whole history Of its rise, it, mighty
and unparalleled magnifcence its iinal decline
and total rum 1t presents vast field for study
and contemplation, MS almost to induce wish that
they were not half SO numerous as they really