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vol. XU.-NO. 10.

kossrThs OPINION oF THE DEBATE IN THE SES.
ATE OS Ma. FoorEs REsoLUrior--A special com.
miitce from Philadelphia waited on Kossuth Mt
the Irving House. in New York and invited him
to their city. The substance efhis reply is thus
given in the New York Express, 1t will be seen
that he is deeply mortified at the disposition of
Congress b. tieat hipi with neglect, after having
nyited him ~ tee United States He half init.
mates u regret that, under the circumstances, he
has GENE Ia the United States at all:
"Kossnth relied substantially that he was ex.
tremely rejoced at this demonstration on the part
Of Philadelphia, and that he felt the highest graf
iication in being thus honored by the glorious
corporation Of that renowned city Before he left
Eurnpr, one of the pleasures be had promised
himself was to meet and .mingle with the citizens
of that great city, where the declaration of Inde
pcndence hac been proclaimed, and he felt now
particularly anxious to visit the hallowed spot
where that immortal charter had been adopted.
But he went on 10 say that, at the present mo.
ment it is quite impossible for him to declare at
what time lie conld 90 there. and that, indeed, it
was not certain that he could 20 there at all
His obec; in Wishing this country was not perso.
nal onc--he did not come to promote any selfish
purpose aud he could not therefore do ANYTHING
that was calculated merely to crafty himself.
His object was to promote the great cause of LID
erty Throughout the world and especially in
Hungary; and while he was sure the people Of
the United States sympathised in that object, he
could not but say that he was deeply distressed
at the action which had been taken by Congress
lie had the highest respect and regard for
Congress--he recognized it as the exponent Of the
national will, and, in view Of what It had done
his own movements were necessarily embarrassed
Whether he would be content to 90 beyond New
York, he could not now say but he was free I,
declare that, had the proceedings in Congress to
which he adverted reached him before he left
Europe, he Wodd haze hesitaied aJom couinq L
tbs country at all.
And as it was, with the utmost gratitude to al
who bestowed ON him such marks of kndnes. as
the city of Philadelphia had offered, and e. pecnl
| ly with sentiments Of sincere regard iof PhiIadrl
phia and its citizens, he must defer for day ri
two any positive reply to the request which hac
been made to him"
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ON THB DEATH OF AN INFANT.
BY soLYMAS BROWN.

As the rose. in its bud may be nippedby IN. storm
And the hurricane shaurr W beautiful ioIn,,
SO innocent childhoOd my sink to repose,
As sweet Us the sleep OF lha, delicat, rose
What though my loved chHd, in its esrlies, years
Has lett with enrhs pleasures, It's sorrows and
tears,
It was only TO soar on the pinions Of love,
From the Ere. school below, to the High school
boye.
The moments are brief whila in sadness tread,
On the clo,i ID the valley that rests ON the dead
But ths ages are coming which terminate never,
When the loved wiki the loving live onward ioTeYer
Grca, raher Eternal all goodness Thou art;
Creation Thy kingdom Thy throne be my heart
And nerr may that heart It's sorrowrepine,
For ausht which is marked by Thy Wisdom Divine
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ST IoUIs AND NIScEsSEs RAnEoAp-The St
LOUIS kcpubhcan ut the 18th inst says:-"Ihe
Board Of Directors yesterday held long and in.
teresting meeting. The principal subject of dis
cusSiun was the several parts of the contract re-
Gently made with Nessrs. Seymour 4 Co, for the
construction Of the entire road from Cincinnati to
St Louis. The provisions of the contract under.
went minute ard thorough investigation and
discussion, and the whole was finally adopted
with almost entire unanimity. We may now
hope for an early commencement of the con.
struction of the work, and its completion at an
early day"
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TERRIBLE TRAcrpy.-The telegraph gave

TERRIBLE TRAGEpY-'lhe telegraph gave US
an mixing merely OF a horrible tragedy on We'd
ne~day last, near Alban, New York. The pa.
p,rs give more particulars, 1t appears that a
hu-band and wife, named Moore, had Lecn to a
neIghbors III tie early part ot the evening. where
they both drank So much liquor that tl,ev did not
know what they were about. On returning
home, It /, supposed, for the evidence is merely
circumstonilaI, Moore took double barrel gun
and Killed his wife with one charge, and himself
with the other.--lhe most melancholy part of
the horrible affair is, that when the discovery was
made, two little children, under wears uf age,
were found weeping over the remains Of their
parents The effects of strong drink had made
them orphans
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Horace Grecly, writing from Washington, re.
viewing the canvass for Presidential nominations
by the various aspIrants ol the two parties, says
81 cannot pretend to guess what may be the
issue Of the BALTIMORE Convention, but today
Douglas has 10y lar The best chance OF a nomina.
t'on, How 1t may be in May or June, we shall
see in due time, | was rather surprised to learn
here that the support Of EeatWckg a,,d Tennessee
ia CoWc'Hion .troa ne outset, Is counted on for
Doag'gs'
Urrrl. Jumn, SCOTS chance for the Whg no.
mlul,un thc best
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The following il what the Great Thom,. .Icr. |

The following is what the great Thomas jeff,
crson has said in relation to the use Of htoyiedt.
mg Drinks 10y men in the public service, viz:
"lhc haLi, of using arden, spirits by men in
public office has occaSioned more injury to the
public service, and more trouble to me, than any
circumstance that has occurred in the internal
concerns of the country, during my admn>'ra.
iion and were | to commence my odnnistra
ton with the knowledge | have acquired from
experience, the first question ! would ask with
regard Ia every candidate for public oilire would
be;-"h he addicted 10 The use Of Ardent Spt
rits I"
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ko'suTH At NCINuiNNArG--An enthusiastic Kos q.
su,h meeting va, h",um Cm,nu.u "a the 10th
m>lr NJ which Iy.uIutiou, were adopted expires.
've Of sympathy for Kossuth, recommending ihe
observance OF non.m,ervention only to those ma.
tons that observe IT, and to declare to all others,
that they shall not crush the rising spark of lib.
crty in neghburlng nations. Bellamy Storer,
Cas-ius NJ Clay, aud othcrsaddressed the meet.
ing, which the Telegraph SAYS. WAS largely a,ten.
drd by the principal men Of The city, Chicago
Tribune
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 tt or nrn .


Champiin N Wallace, u {. Champlin-W IL
H. Wallace attorneys sandConnseHorsat Lar
Oihce up stairs IN the next building norm OF TIE
Post office. nov 30 ~
r.. y. Leland, Atiorneydnd C0nn"ttnr al Ld~'
Ua,remoyed his office from Reddlcks block, TO
The room formerly occupied by the sh,yig. in the
court house now occupied partly Lorenzo be
land. may = y?
Norris x Fisher, Geo II Norris -Geo FISH
erJ Attorneys at Lao and LhHd AssHft, Otfd-
tca H. Will pay particular atteniionto thepay-
ment of taxes in any part oi Illinois, purchasing
and selling real estate investigating ulles, collect
ting deinlnls buying aud srllns military land
warrants and locating them on the best la"ds tor
solder. or others Securlngpensions and all claims
AGAINST the government Ohce on the southwest
corner OF the court house square
NJ. T.. HOLSTER, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lalo and Solicitor in Chancrry--OHdro, ~
Oiice over the store ot l.. ID smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan ~
Glover Il Cook, q. q. Gluver-B. c. Cook Al
torRsys and C0uHseitors at Ldn-Otidnd. o.
flee in Rcdlicks Block, east side OF the public
square. Jun 40"
Henry G. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor az
Lac and Spicit0r in Chaacery--Ottdra iH''
Office IN the Court house. Jun -
EssiiIICo His Aug 10, lSiS--u
Erecr n Ingalls,. IL CT FRtLR, INGALLS,
l4nornsgs and Solicitors, Chicago, iUs. mrlo.
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Chain PUMPS,

WE would call the attention OF tn, public gene
w rally and to farmers aud stock growers IN
particular to the utility and durability OF the above
named article For ordinary purposes they are su-
perior to all other pumps they cannot ire,Le or
nure the water, and on account uta remarkable SIM
pcily IN construction are not liable 10 get out Of or
der OF to be- deranged. A child otS or 10 years Of
age can draw water from ordinary wells wIh ease
and safety,
All ORDERS left at John iIossack's Office, Ottawa
i'll b. promptly attended to- f. W. ROVE
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LOVES FIRST KISS
RY Z. ANNA LEWIS.

/ never treasured up this kiss,
And family would 1t forget,
But, with iIs raplurous thrill ofhlss,
My heart, pulse, brain are ,hrobbIng yet
Eeveling It's ties upon nv lips.
lmbblng all their dewy showers,
As honey bee the nectar sips
From out the rosy lips OF flowers.
And other thrsting kisses come
To claim their share OF ctar, too;
But, with this little roseaie plume,
lie drives them from his ,up oi dew.
q, Cupid tnke thy kis againl
Bid itfrom of thy lip depart:
IT'S slipping he from every vein
Its beak is fastened on my heart
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& O tel 9
niistelldnrous.

Cumberland ~ Jennings, HOUSE & SIGN
PAIN rERS Gramlng, marbing, whitening,
and paper hanging, done AT short notice.
Carriage aud Ornamental Painting neatly and
erpcditiou,ly executed. GLASS SET TO
ORDER. Z ." Orders left at l.. D. Smiths store.
august %, 1851,
l.: :.Burr, Agent for Frpicc'ion InMrnnre Compa-
nv HrifDri--opposite the Mansion House.
Jacob G. stone. Stidle, Hdrn,ss, and Trsnk
manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer ,coIner oi
Canal aud ColumbuSslreets, Ottawa. MARI
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice Of the Peace office in
the northeast corner of the courhouseup stairs,
OttdTG, H. dec 40
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STAGE lloRsrs DRowSEn-1he last Peru Dem
ocrat s'ys that Frink Il Walkers stage going
south, while crossing the river at the upper part
ot that town, and nearly ON the opposite side,
broke through the ice and before assistance could
be rendered, three of the horses were drowned
The crossing was considered safe, the stage hav-
ing passed over ON the ice the previous day, The
mall and Passengers sustained no damage
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II Y. GRit:GS, Druggist and Bookseller,
IL, hIick building, north Ui the court house.
Walker X IIickling, Dealers in Drugs, ned!-
oiHes, Paints, Ois IdrRishss, Patent ued!-
rincs, Glass, &c, Ottawa, III.
Hunter * Cavarly, Dealsrs IN Drugs, Medicines,
Paiaio, obs, Patent gedicIHss pdrRishis, Dye
stHfs. &c second store north olthe Manstonhouse
Ottawa, III.
T.. L. Thompson, D,gl,rin Drugs, PGirHt Nedi.
eineN Pants, OILS, Fargistcs, Dyr-stGgs, SC
Between CRY llo,eland ReLdck's block
4. j. Smith. Dsaler ia Drugs Aledicines, Paints
Oas, Dg. .StHfs, &c. SC, Newark Kendall coun'
~ Illinois
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TAllOlSlNli.

| BAILEY would inform the citizens of Ottawa
- and the people oflhe surrounding country that
hh has now openeda shop an hs own account
One door south ofhe Union House.
where he intends to carry on the above business for
the, present, FROM fs experience in the business,
aud long residence in the town. he tntters himself
that he has gained arcputaton for good workman
ship, that cannot be surpassed IN this meridian
Being constantly IN receipt ithe newest styles,
the public can rely upon having thrirgarments made
upln the most fashionable manner, aud warranted
tn ht
Cultingdone onshort notice. Terms reasoEable
DinM 4 Anril DC
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HEY y Livery Stable. -
L. Va y 02al

Carriage and Wagon Nanufactory,
T G. GAY would inform his friend. and Custo-
81 . mrrs that he has removed tc hls uc. shop AT
The south-wcs corner oi the public square where he
vlllcontlnuc the manufacturing otcarragcs ,huggcs
and wagons IN the latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman, he hatters himself that
hc can Ird as good work as can hr produced III this
market Work made TO order and warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber J. G. GAY.
fSGROW'S Paint shop up stairs
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Stadden's Mill.

'NllE subscriber would inform the public that the
1 above Millisin full operation once more ondhe
isprepared to grind, or exchange flour for whenat
ntimes to suit the customers; aud with s,rc tatten-
tlon to business, he hopeslo shnren part public
patronage. Farmers, please call aud see Us; You
will always find the milIrrs ready to wait on you
nigh,or day, Cash pal for wheat
DnYion. Inn. 25 InNArmA1 SrAnnrN
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New Meat Market,

EREMlAH WOOD informs his frlendsa and the
- public that he has Just opened Meat Market at
hls new building on the corner north ot the Court
House square IN Ottawa where he viii be- happy tu
suppynl his friends and the public with the co,Ccsr
OF everything in the meat line Vegetables OF AL
kinds also kept ON hand
No Market on SUHday The shop will be kept
openon Saturday evening, but closed ON the Sab
bath srpt2l 1850
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q E N e H~ N q: "a - TN .
Brunker's Rife ManufaCtOrV.

"a ME subscriber having returned from the east
K after visiting the prnclpnI nImnnuincorics, lac
a is now prepared to manufacture the cclebra-
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle, which he war
rants 10 be equal to any made IN this state else
where. lie will also Keep constantly on hand and
tor sale, good assortment Oldouble and single bar
relied FowIng pieces, Powder Flasks, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Gaps, and superior art.
Gle ot sporting Powder.
Allkmds Of lobblng in the gunsmilhlne done with
neatncss and despatch.
Shop ON the east side of Columbus St, one door
outh ot the Union House Iuue 22-t
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Storaae s. forwarding.

J.. r. Charruaud, Stordg. \ Commission .uer-
ehant--Wa,ehouse cast side OF the bridge Main
canal, Ottawa, H. nov ~
T.. Hills, Storage, Forrqrdipg and Commission
.H.rchlt, Geaier IA all kiHds oj produce, lrue's
Warehouse No =. Side cut, Ottawa lulnols
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A Coon IprA.--A bill has been introduced
into the legislature Of lndiana requiring the
State Librarian to subscribe for all the ncws.
papers printed in the state, and keep file oi
them and have them bound, annually, for the
use of the state Library, This isa good idea.
Those files will soon be the mos, valuable part
OF the library. We hope the legislature of this
state, at its next session viii adopt similar
bill
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An American woman in Boomer costume re-.
Gently landed in Kingston, Jamaica, and was
mobbrd by the blacks
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Horse ShOeing

nONE at ~. Barnard's shop, superintendent by
- JoHN llooPER.
No itoo Prices at this shop Horses shod new
IN the best manner, at Sl25 Wagon making con-
tlnued at the same place, as usual Old friends aud
customers, aud new, are invited to call and leave
their orders dcC7 Il BARNARD
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---7 New supply Of @
aa.raCabinet Ware. ~

ME subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Ottawa aud vicinity that lac has
lusl received a large assortment OF Cabinet Furni-
tnre from ST Louis and Chicago, consisting otcard
crentre, and dining Tables; bedsteads OF all kinds
such age ,Jenny Lind and common bedsieads
cane flag, and wood seat chairs; bureaus looking
glasses picture frames and pictures in great vare-
ty, &c, all of which he will sell a very small ad-
vance on the original cost aud transT ortaton
lie has made permanent arrangements with houses
both IN 81. Louis and Chicago, to keep his stock
constantly repenished.
Allwork sold by him is warranted to be well made
and nscheap can be bought any where IN the west
trs'All kinds oi custom work in his line done at
the shortest notice Coilins kept on hand aud made
to order, and funerals attended with a hcarse In
tefmcntpnveges in the Cemetery gwen AT 81 each
Ware house and shop on High stree, near Coum
bus II, Ottawa, H. JOHN TATHiM
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osborn q VAN VIsiNkEN,
Ht the flgn Ut
The Cigar Saloon,

OTTAWA, Ill,
HAVIhG fitted up rooms tor this express pur.
| | pos. beg lrave To announce TO the lnhnbtauts
ot "A Sal. county that they have opened an ealIng
room iortbe ben -f o, all who may giye them cali
They keen on hand u TSTERSn The ShsH and
IN cans OF the hes, quality and served up at la mo-
mcnts notice And thcyore ready toiurnish meals
at any hour for the accommodation OF Fa1m0sond
others They solicit the patronage OF the public
and will give satisfaction td all. oC25
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WHO WANTS
Chairs g. Bedsteads L?

L. l.. WATERMAN still keeps on La Sale
IL. street, where he has been Tor IL years, and
has never failed IN giving good satisfaction.
HIS chains are all made by good workmen, and
warranted to stand better than Chicago OF 81. LOUIS
work
ny-Thc public are respectfully invited to cal land
examine OCtohrri
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No less an organ ,h'n the National lniciiigen.
GER gets UiT the following;
"Why is n bccistcak like locomotive engine I"
"Decauscl, is Of little use rithom its tender
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Dbnsieians s. Surgeons.

DRS. THOMPSON & CHURCHILL having
- associated themselves together ~ the practcr
OF rhysc aud Surgery, respectfully tender their
professional services to the cltlLeuS Oi Ottawa ana
vicinity Ohice-one torEerly occupied by ID. ID
Thompson. Do THOMPSON, W -,
,ept $ $ CHURcHmL. VI d.
Wm. W. Cnvarly. PhysiciGa 4 SHrgron-Ot-
fg,cq. W.--Oihcc in the drug store--orrs shiS pro-
tcssiona services TO the cltLrus oi thus vIcnily,
and hopes by attention to business, to merit
IA .h, =. ofnublic pntrunnur -9-jOlt
II. W. Hopkins, Physician and Sngt0n-Ot-
taca, III offers his professional services 10 the cl-
tizcns of Ottawa, and vicinity. Office over the
store Of IL ". Cheevrr, ,ueKttO Walker Il Iick-
hngs. residence Oh the north side otlhe new public
square where he may be found at all times except
when absent on professional bulness. mug b As
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Business Gar0s.
Dentistry.

Dentistry.
WM. SMITH, VI. D.. Surgeon
ESsS53 Denfist residing AT Ottawa, So
CSSRg0 licils the patronage Of the citilens
A--o OF OuswS aud yelniiy
All work in the line Of hs proir ssion viii be dene
ina ITorkmapiik. rsaRnrr, and Warranted.
Residence on tn. East side a Fox River.
Office IN Sanger Il Armour's brick block, over
f.. Rauglfs Clothing Store. Office hours from .
o'clock, A. NJ to Jr.M
z. S.-Ladies waited upon AT their residence il
requested. Ottawa, July -
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lNFAMors-Oue Of the most painful scenes we
over vi messed, occurred on the 9Th inst. Two
bNs OF one "i nur citizens were nraily killed by
the use of whi'key. he persons who were in
suuinoniul u ihu, und,n- inl- the lives If two
Young boys, are deserving OF severe punishment
The occurrence /, u powerful incentive to the
friends Of Temperance to "stand To their arms" in
the war "t eNtermnnti"n ON the liquor traffic
We are glad to say in' the boys have partially
recovered LognrpoH PhUos
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a New MODE OF SPECULATION In phi'aAel.
phIa suit was recently brought against the ex
ecnlor OF a person who became indebted to the
pIaInit and another person, to the amount of
about $500 each The creditors had united in
elfrclng an Insurance of their debtors life to the
amount ofthelr claim. In few weeks after the
u""'ei di"H nnd The insurance company paid over
pmo4Hr u' 'tr lu-arluc. The plaintiff now
b 'Es sut -aimt the estae Of his debtor.
and viii again abJaIn the omount Of hts claim.
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~ OOD, hshionahl. silk hats, of home manu-
VI ac.iuIc, for s2,at Felche's monuiac,ory, OF.
lava. Call aud sec. oett,
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