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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

DEATH.-lt is with sorrow that we pub
lish the death Of our friend and recent Eel
low citizen, Rev. JAS. HILDRErH. He died
strangely coincident, the same hour with
his two younger children.
ssThe bad mans death is horror; bat the just
Keeps something Of his glory in the dust"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

Andrew Jackson Davis, the ce'e .D;s,;cal
clarivoyunt, has come out in an a'" Nh no
declaration Of independence, ~ WIN ohurcA
asserts his disbeliefin the Bible ms ,a,otes
aud society as il now exists, ana -. w f,,ss
himself to the removal Of these e'"' ,vu
the earth. lie thinks be has ou's
them all.--Er,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

PATRIOTIC EUsaTIcs.-The Fourth OF
July was celebrated in highly interesting
and novel manner in the Insane Asylum
At Utica. Several speeches were made
9des sung, and oratons Delivered demon.
sfrating q suspicion that the cause Of iibcr
ty has firmer supporters, and the Union Of
The States, more reliable and reasonable
friends 10 the Lunatic Asylum than are
sometimes found out of il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

"The Capital City Fact" says th.
Cleveland True Democrat, is the title Of ,
laily and weekly paper just issued at Go
lumbus, Ohio. T. BURKE FISHER is the
Editor, and six journeynen printers thu
prnprietors.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

Mr.. MERRITT, lwhat libel 10 nancy is
still engaged in endeavoring to extricate
himself, through the columns Of the d..
buque Express, from the quagmire into
which his petty charges and un,ru,h.
sgains, the Surveyor General have sunk
him. Az he founders he deeper gets and
lower sinks in the estimation Of the public.
DIST possible that lie, whose ears
Are oil the tribe OF Issachar's,
And might with equal reason) either
For .Heit',, as extent of leather,
With William Pryn's, before they were
Re'rench'd and crueily'd, compare,
Should vet be deaf against noise
So roaring as the public voicet'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31
For the Ga4stts.)

tLANA NOAOOs
Mr.. EDlroR:-I ask The privilege Of cor
recting 40 error adopted by your cores
pondent l.. F. P.-I mike due allowance
for his error as he says that he il s,ran.
ger 10 Scott county. He asserts it to be =
fact that for more than one-half the year i,
is impossible for farmers to bring full load
to Davenport over any Of the roads leading
into il. l.. F. P. has been wrongly inform.
ed, the roads leading into Davenport aTe
considered by those who are we'll qualified
TO Judge, to be equal to il not superior to
The roads leading into my Of the river
towns within this State, and with the ex-
|ception Of few days in the spring. when
the frost is leaving the ground, they are
equal to those in most Of the older States
and can be travelled over with heavy loads.
|, is true that we have had an extraordinn-
~ wet epring and many bridges have been
carried of and the low grounds have been
rendered aImos, impossible. Such sea
son fer rain has seldom been witnessed and
may not soon occur again.
Our Supervisors are at work with vigor,
filing up the rayines and replacing bridges.
The appropriations fromihe County Treas.
ury and the road tax for the year 1851 will
exceed seven thousand dollars. This, il
judiciously expended, will put the roads in
good travelling order and our population is
increasing so rapidly that we will soon be
enabled to grade every road and bridge ev-
~ stream within the county; yes and build
plank roads too. have Mr.. Editor, trav-
sled through and spent some time in nine
teen States Of the Union and had resi-
dence in six Of them, and | consider the
roads 10 Scot. county taking them in their
natural state equal 10, il not Supesier, to
the newly laid-out roads in any section Of
the country that have visited. | stand
ready to endorse l.. f. P. in his Plank
Road project whenever is put in shape
10 require endorsing. The first question
is, can the stock be raised to build two, or
even one plank road, at this time when we
are building the Rock Island Railroad, the
completion Of which 10 Of vital Importance
TO us and must not be overlooked or neg.
lected? five cannot embark in tn plank
road enterprise until we connect Davenport
with the east by building this Railroad.
| will give you my plan for the nmelio.
ration Of our highways at present. Ia the
first place commence with the main or
leading roads. Bridge the streams and
throw up embankments above high water
across all the sloughs, with a culvert Of suf
6cen, size to carry eff all the water; this
will form portion Of the road bed when
you are prepared to build your plank road
and will bring the road into immediate use
with bat trifing outlay. II the newly
made entertainments were planked SO much
the better, and after the few sloughs are
planked we will have roads equal to those
Of any section Of the Union.
Yours, A. c. +.
Davenport, July 2S,h, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

AN lTEM.-A gentlemau-and one Of the
most thorough-going business men we ever
knew-who had just made trip from St.
Paul to ST. Louis and back so far as Daven-
port. stopping 1t the intermediate towns,
informed Us last week that from Lake Pc.
pin 10 keokuk there was no town so little
affected by the high water as Davenport
Even at Keokuk, high and dry as il stands.
there was more depression in business than
this place exhibits. All that we need are
plank roads running to the Cedar and the
Msquoketa. 10 make US the most busting
Town on the Mississippi.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

WEBsTEK's Grafton on the 4th Of July
at the laying Of the corner stone of the ex-
tension Of the Capitol, covered eighty -four
manuscript pages and occupied two hours
in its delivery.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

TnE city council Of Dubuque has order
Tered the purchase Of trac, Of land MS th.
site for ho,pital. Wen, they best know
tbeIr own wants,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

PURSE GLOVES, which have pocket in
side to contain money, railroad tickets. &c.
have been patented in England.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

WooL-AN !rnM FOR FARMEhs-
farmer in De Kalb county, ~. aoou' ~ -.
since, swap, pair of grey ponies ,'' s y.
hundred sheep. This spring he sou w.
rom them to the amount # Si4i' anu Ia
t,fhed eighty haeccs FIR famiN VS., No
has an increase ,f sixty-sGyeh 'aHl4 IL
value If which added 10 the ofs'H"' Il
and the sale of wool, makes ne' ~ N
Il, 'eas, 200 per cent, There can 70 ,h,
doubt, in the face Of such facts ou' hseo
every farmer should have flock 81 s"''f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31
THE GAZETTE.
ALFRED SANDERS, EDITOR.
CITY OF DAVENPORT:
sIrlsDiY MORNING, JULY 81, 1851 +.
TAKE NOTICE.

Mr. Edwin CooMBs is the authorized General
A,,pt 10 collect bills and receive subscriptions
d he Davenport Gazette. He is now on tour
lhreueh this and adjacent counties.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

TnE Dubuque Tribune has run up 70 III
editorial bead, for President in 1852, Mn
aARp FILLMORE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

The destiny Of the world o''cn ha's, ,hs
,he smallest trihes. Had Fultons w." W iii
died an old maid. our rivers "oo'o ,hIs
have been strangers 10 stenmboa.s- ".,te
a liltlo milf between Charles bonspp :,
and his love, Leti,ia, might have bIoAe ",.os
a marriage which gsvc birth 70 NaPn,d.
and the bn.,le Of Waterloo. ~ 'a"
err. r..
The first statement is questionable ~ =.
latter supposition would have been y
most fortunate milf that ever dla Wv
atween lovers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
Petra.


go, N""he J'tlS@'tm' whose many revolutions
NIL the pNre 81 history with their burihen o! 'to-
~ nni tuHt ana whose maj destiny Is yet
su,j'I' "' ,nys'oruu~ interest wan iy''a arc con
nc''ed neither great events nor death'cas names I;
her associations IKE those OF Tyre and f"'myr"
are rr"Npa.y commtrcal' "ud IKE them too,
never osMn Is She destined TO arse from fuin-
hut were the BOOK oi jon, MS some contend a
production "i h"omi'e origin, depicting the cFiI'
'|a"'n "i mat H'nd at Il period wien Jerusalem
was not yet founded, what halo wou.d not THIS
cast over drsoia'e Idumea and her peushed cap
Noh u monument Of her past genus and great
ness n"h'er Ihah the proHnest oi hrr rocE'hewn
'em"tS' ana '",'I,S as l"e eternal nus them
selves Ana whatever may be the conflicting
OPINIONS "i coWmeniatoTs-aSSi the poem,
as they 10, TO Iicr,nt authors ana periods rom
Noses 10 l'aAh-Ihe best critics have at least
o,n''yI lh', lerS Is about some portions OF 1t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
The Wife Of ,Sossutll.

The New York Express, in an article on the
expected arrival of kossuth, relates the following
incident illustrative Of the devotion Of his wife 10
her husband alter being eYiled to Turkey:
With him conc. lis heroic WIFE who, after his
exile commences in Turkey, with incredible sacri-
fees and devoted disregard to thousand dan
gers, traversed hostile territories, submitted to
derrivations and underwent sUiIerings Of every
kind, Joined him at his retreat by the foot Of
Mount olympus 1t was under the profession Of
passport from the British Consul General at
Belgrade that as British subjects, under assumed
names, she and her companions were enabled to
accomplish his great adventure, and when, on the
twenty eighth day, q courier was sent in advance
Of them to apvri-u kossu'h Of their approach to
Shumla- (he was i'll and on account ofthe many
plans of the Au-trlns to assnssinatc him, the Sui
tanS authorities would not allow him TO leave
Shuma and 90 TO meet bis wifel--the news Of
her deliverancc and her approach occasioned the
liyelicst satisfaction to all the refugees, and the
liungarians and Poles went as far rs the gates Of
the city TO meet this heroi; martyr Of the cause
of Hungary. II was night when the carriage
nearcd the city and rs 1t entered the gates she
found the streets lighted with hundreds Of lights.
green, white and red, the colors oIthe Hungarian
flag. and was welcomed with the most friendly
shouts from the whole body Of the refugees.
Niu lllt dNbDullN IiO1! NiI'SH VIC nave 5'So
on to say:
when Madame Kossuth descended from her
carriage she found herself in the presence of her
husband, who had risen from his bed Of illness to
receive the poor Maria F--n.' of the PLANE
Of Hungary In place Of receiving her in his
arms NJ Kossuth, overcome by feelings Of sdmi.
ration for the sufftrings which his wife had under
gone and by gratitude for her devotion to the
cause Of her country, threw himself at her feet
and kissed them She endcayored to speak and
offer her husband consolation and tranquility,
while her own poor feeble heart wns ready to
burst with emotion. Her voice failed her and a
mid the reiterated shouts of the Hunsarians and
Poles this heroic woman was carried to her hus.
bands apartments
In our rejoicngs therefore at the liberation
and the coming hilher Of the great patriot, let us
not forget the heroic adventures ofhi' noble wife,
and let the same interest which the British Con-
sui at Belgrade and the united population OF
ShumlN displayed in his success, the same respect
for her virtues, the same JOY at her happiness, bo
manifested by the fathers and sons, the brothers
and husbands Of American women.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ittor nrn 9

John II. Murphy, itiorHey and ConnseHor at
Ldc, Ottawa, Illinois. aug lO, io'o.
Oifce IN the court house.
Cham piin N Wullacc,J c. Champhh-N II.
l.. WallacrS attorneys and COunsellOfSdtI I.dn.
Office mp stairs in the next building north ol the
Post office. nov ~, ".
T.. y. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor al Lan,
lIas removedh h,s office from RcddicE's block. to
the room formerly occupied by the sheriB, III the
court house now occupied in partly Lorenzo l.e-
land. may l'i9
Otis N Fisher, Geo II Norrs--Geo 5 Fish
err attorneys at Ldio and LaRd AGENTS, Oua-
tna, III, Willpay particular attentIonto the pay
mcnt oitaSes in any part of Illinois purchasing
aud selling estate investigating titles, collect
ting demands. buying aud selling military land
warrants aud locating them onthe best lands for
soldiers Others ,securingprnslons and all claims
against the government. Office on the southwest
corner ot the court house square
NJ. L.. IpliiStrr, attorney and Counsellor at
Llir. anil S1LiciiOr IN ChdRcerU--O OHdwa, III
Dtllcr over the store, oi IL. ID. smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. 40
Glover ~ Cook, u. .. GlOvcr--B, {. Cook At
tJrRsgs and CJuaseiiors al Ldr-Ottana. Of
fee in Reddick' Block, east side of the public
square. Jun 'iS.u
Henry G.. Cotton, ittorney and Counsellor al
Iap and Solicitor in ChdHcery--OHdn1, Hts
Office in the Court house Jun ~
y. ". Randall, iftOrneyat Ld,o-Osrego, Ken
ReHiaU Co.. MS. Aug 10, lSis--u /
Freer Il Ingalls,. a.. c p. FRLER, & \. lNGALlsl F.,
attorneys and Solicitors, Chicago, Ills. mrlj, /
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From the Home Journal.
THE INFANTS BURIAL.

"IfdHquHlo rdTcO, a pia frdnquiild rita"
He will not lie warm, to- night in the fold
Oi has mothers arm around him;
For ,he bed We have made HIM Is damp and cold
Where the church. yards clay has bound him.
But calmly he'll sleep, undisturhed by iha, ann,
In It's action OF dread OF al pleasure;
As when dreams OF delight, or visions ol harm
Made II clasp, all TO closely, her treasure.
Oh nevcragan will her soft hrcaihings fall
On his brow, or lngef around II;
For they cannot pierce hro' the lid and the pail,
Or The shfOud whcrcwIth We have bound hun
lie hcarlcns not now to her full hearts srcech,
Or her eloquent loves ntercednps:
For he lies where It's tones can never more reach,
And little feckS he Of her pleadngs.
Av, he lies there so still her lips lips might be pres
To hls stern, rigid features, in vain
lie wouIdyct sIumber on, IN unbroken rest,
UNCONSCIOUS oi bliss as oi paln.
We have buried him soon, that his God may resume
The splrit-its briei tral ended
loo pure TO dwell long IN Its teshy tomb,
But again with seraplls blended.
Too pure to combine with our earthly forms,
II has winged lis swift transit on high
And, already, some angel neophytc warns,
With It's heavenly Parent nigh.
But will he not come in the silent hour
~ night 20 ms mothers bed
When she seeks, in her sleep this absent flower
And wakes to weep it dead.
VIII he not come when the first rose Of spring
Is, Ike HIM an untoldcd leaf
And the nesting birds, ms they chirp aud sing,
Seem mocklng that mothers gncf
When her sad sad thoughts will unwiliingly stray
To this bud-lhIs young bird Of her own
And recall the sweet breath, eXhard for day,
The voice that but wept and was gone!
Oh wIil hc not hasten to soothc her there,
To tell oi his rapture bovc;
And that, cen though in heaven. he is longing to
share,
What, ON earth, was herfuilless love
Our henrs whispered, Yes, Tor r,hisear'y refbiuh.
As our homeward path slowly we uod
When we lcil It's trail relies to mnge with earth
And Tie sou! 10 cXuitin It's God. VINE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
HisceIldncous.

Cumberland 81 Jennings, HOUSE & SIGN
PAINTERS. Graining, m'rbling, whitening,
aud paper hanging, done at short notice.
Carriage AMI Ornamental Painting neatly and
crp,diiiouslg erecuted GLASS SET TO
ORDER Z - Orders lei, at L. D. Smiths store.
august 23 1851.
l.Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa-
nv, Hrtori--opposite the Mansion House.
Seth G.. Earl, Carriage ,h0ns,, and sigR Painter
lumbus,tr over Palmer aud Gays wagon aud
carnage mnkershop.
Jacob &. stone, Saddle, Harness, and TrsHk
mInufacturcr and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Coumbusstreets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice Of tie Peace, office in
the northeast corner ofthe courthouseup stairs,
OFT dec 7'i9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
- New supply Of @.
sNaCabinet Ware. N

T>liE subscriber would respectfully yinform the
citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity that he has
Just rcceiyeda large assortment of Cabinet furni-
tire from 81 Louis aud Chicago, consisting oicard,
crentre, and dining Tables bcdstends OF all kinds,
such ascottage Jenny Lind aud common bedseads;
cane, flag, and wood seat chairs bureaus looking
glasses picture frames aud pictures in great vare-
ty &c all Of which he will sell very small ad-
vance ON the Original cost aud transportation
He has made permanent arrangements with houses
both in st Louis and Chicago, 10 keep his stock
constantly rcplenshed.
All work sold by him is warranted to be- wei made
and cheap can be- bought ans where IN the west
Cy-All kinds OF custom work IN has Inc done at
the shortesinotce. COilins kept on hand and made
to order. and iuncrns attended with hearse. In.
tcrmcnt privileges in the Cemetery gwen AT 81 each
Ware house and shop OH High stree, near Colum
bus 81, Ottawa, Ill.
NAV 10 JOHN IA THiN
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REAL AND IDEAt,--Dow ir, in one Of his dis.
courses, in which he describes the contrast be.
tween somblaneo and reality hits os a ball scene:
"A woman" says he, "may no. be- an angel.
though she g'idcs through the mases Of the
dance, like n spirit clothed with rainbow and
studded with stars The young man may behold
hi4 admired object on the morrow in the true
light Of reality, emptyng n wash tub in the gut
ter with frock pinned up behind, her cheek pale
for the wnnt of paint, her hair unused and uiossy.
except wha, lies in the bmcap--and her whols
contour wearing the appearance Of an angel
iammel through brush fence into world Of
wre.chedncss and wol"
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= rug ist 8.

Walker ~ IIickling. D-disrs in Drugs, Mcdi-
ciHes, Paints, OAs Furnishes, Patent Medi-
cinss, GlIss, &c., Ottawa, III.
Hunter n Cavarly Dealers IN Drugs, Nedicines
Pdint0, OILS, Patent Neiicines, FdrHishis, Due
staBs,Sc second store north oithe Mansionhouse
Ottawa. Ill.,
G.i. Thompson, DcalerH Drugs Patent N,di.
cines, Paints, OHs, Furnishes, Dye-stugs, &c.
Sd Nuu,.". H,u.s' -. ~. n,
OILS. Dye Stags, Sc. Sc, Newark, Kendall conf
". Illinois,
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Ottawa Meal Market,

| OSEPll REDDlCk bcgs TO announce to his old
that he Is aguui hr,i'us ,nvla, nf Bunua urnernIy
building formerly occupied ns meat market hy
Grant Il Weaver, one door west OF Halls black
smith shop, and northeast Of the City Hotel, where
he has opened market and will constantly keepOn
hand MEATS or ALL KINDS,
which he will sell at lowest prices. As he pays
nothing but cash tor cattle, he can buy low and sell
ow He sollcits trial. may 3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOODinfomshsf friends and the
- public that he has just opened Meat Market at
his new building on the corner north of the Court
House Square in Ottawa, where he vii. be- happy TO
supplynIl his friends and the public the choicest
OF everything in the meat line. Vegetables oi all
kinds also kept on hand
No Market on Sunday. The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab
bath srpt2l 1880
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TAlCOIkI<(s.

I BAILEY would inform the citizens Of Ottawa
j and the people oithr surrounding country, that
hh has now opened shop on his own account
one door south ofhe I,ion Uouse,
where he cintcnds to carry on the above business for
the present. From his experience in the business,
and long residence in the town, he tlnttcrs himself
that hc has gained reputation tor good workman
ship thatcnnnot be- surpassedIn tlgs meridian.
Being constantly IN receipt tthe newest styles,
the public can rely upon having gthergamentsmade
up in the most fashionable manner, and warranted
to ht
Cuttingdonc onshort notice. Terms reasonable.
OlinMn. AnrIlHh
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x = N ~ UA N a. sA a VA .
Brunker's Rifle ManufaCt0rv.

VHNliE subscriber having returned from the east
after visiting the principal manufactures, he
q is now prepared To manufacture the ceI.bra-
'ed Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle, which he war
rants TO be equal TO any made III this stale or else
where. lie will also keep constantly on hand and
Tor sale n good assortment otdouhie and single bar
relied Eow ing pieces, Powder FlHsks, Game Bags.
shot Pouches, Percussion Gaps, and superior arti
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
Aiiknds OF lobbIng IN the guusmith line done with
nratness and despatch
Shop on thr east side OF Columbus st one door
south of the Union House iune 22.t,
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as the eagle will bring thee down from ,hrpc.
saith the Lord fdom shall be a de,ola t,cn ,,.
cry one that goeth by shall be asioni,hsd. and
shall hiss at the plaques thereof No man .h.,i
it," ~ ."
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& o t | 8 q.

Mansion House, Ottawa Illinois, by Waugh &
Cressingcr, successors to X. Thorne. Passen-
gers carried TO and from the packets tree oi charge
stages from all directions arrive and depart daily
Nav 10.
Fox River House. by l.. DELASo, on the canal
ucar the alualuct Canal packet. stop regularly
at this house, ,
A merican House, ncarthe confluence oi the IL
linois and Fox Rivers and near The bridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
]1bnsieians s. Gurucons.

nRS THOMPSON & CHURCHILL having
- associated themselves together in the practice
ot Physic aud Surgery, respectfully tender their
professional services 10 the citizens Of Ottawa and
vclnty Ohice-one formerly occupied by y ID
Thompson. h ID 'HHoMrSnS, VI d,
sept : : CHtRCHuL, VI ID
&. Hard, VI. ID, Physician 4 Surgeon, Ottawa,
Illinois. Office corner fla Sale aud Madison
Streets, on the Conri House Square Residence
few doors west OF the Mechanic Hall, on Ma
olson street. may 10
VIM. w. Caynrly, PhyycidH Il SHrgeOn-- Of
tara, Nl,-OHire IN the drug storc--olrrshis pro-
itssional services to the ci,zcus OF this vicinity,
and hopes by attention to business, to merit
ash1re Utpubuc patronage. -9-JOI
III. w. Hopkins, Physician aHd Sargson--Ot.
tHc4. III. ,oi'JS MS professional services to the ci-
iHcns Of Ottawa, and vicinity. Office over the
store Of II. W. Chceycr, nextto Walker X Hick-
hnss esicuce On The north side of the new public
square, whcrche may be found at all times except
when absent on prolcssIonalbuIucss aug is
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AEy Livery Stable.
GSN IA q MS

CdIrIdyt ana wagon WanufactOry,
&. GAY would inform his friends and cusio.
- mers that he InS removed To- his new shop AT
the southwest corner otthe public square, where lac
wlIlcpntnur The manufacturing olcarlugrs. buggics
and wagons m the latest and most approved styles.
Being practical workman, he tlattcrs himself that
he can build good work can be produced in tins
mnrkct. Work mndc TO ordrrand warranted To give
entire satisfaction Rrpniring done on the shortest
notice
Cash paid torsrasoncd lumber. J. G.. GAY.
to GROWS : Paint ShuY up stnrg
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Gtoruue s. forwarding.

4. T.. Charruaud, Storage y Commission .lcr-
chaat-Warchouse east side OF the bridge, Man
canal, Ottawa, III. nov ~
D.. His, Storage, ForwardiRg and Commission
.usrchai. d,gier IN all kinds Of produce, True .
Warehouse, No >. SSde-cut, Ottawa Illinois